February 24, 2005

Opinion:

The best response to the Gannon idiocy...

    By Jack Grant

...and the most amusing is from James Wolcott, who I don't always agree with, but who at least is humorous:

Gannon really does embody the Bush-Rove ideal of the journalist as empty vessel. His tactical mistake was to be such an Eddie Haskell suck-up at the presidential news conference and draw attention to himself. Otherwise, he'd still be attending White House briefings and sending Scott McClellan secret messages with coded blinks.
Eddie Haskell... that is the BEST way to think of Gannon, and by extension the entire stupidity.
Posted by Jack Grant at 18:36 on 24 February 2005
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