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James Forsyth

Synopsis:

Et tu, Scott? Bush’s press aide turns on his boss. James Forsyth talks to Scott McClellan, former press secretary to the President, about his new book attacking the Bush administration, its methods and its deceits

Publish date:
2 July 2008
Author:
Scott McClellan
Source:
The Spectator
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