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Why Would Scott McClellan Get in Bed with George Soros?

By Tammy Bruce
FOX News Political Contributor/Radio Talk Show Host

When the news about Scott McClellan’s Bush-bashing book hit the proverbial fan I noted on my radio program that the timing and content were strange enough we would inevitably learn of ‘other factors’ being involved in the creation of this book. After all, it is indeed a bizarre situation to destroy so many personal relationships with nothing more than speculation on discussions behind closed-doors; admissions of being kept out of the White House loop (but then commentary and accusation that could only come from someone in the loop) and irrelevant declarations of personal opinions about the war in Iraq and the aftermath of Katrina.

Keep in mind, I’m no fan of President Bush, but someone should remind Scott that the analysis of a mediocre White House press secretary about world events isn’t quite as relevant as the opinions of the Commander-in-Chief, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the international intelligence community and our own Congress — whether liberals like it or not.

Now, less than 24 hours after the announcement of the 300+ pages of pontifications worthy of tabloid hysteria, one of the ‘other factors’ has already been exposed. The Web site Little Green Footballs one of the world’s most widely read blogs, has uncovered the stealth publisher of McClellan’s Linda Blair moment in print— none other than leftist ideologue George Soros.

Why McClellan would get into bed with Soros is now the question.

Karl Rove and so many others note that this is not the Scott they knew. Perhaps it literally isn’t. For me, the Soros/McClellan connection indicates a far more nefarious relationship and serious situation and whatever would drive McClellan in that astoundingly odious direction is the real and relevant human interest story. After all, the activities in the White House and all that he condemns now certainly wasn’t bothering him enough to resign at the time.

Soros must be happy with the response to the McClellan book. What won’t make him happy is the realization that Barack Obama is the national Ned Lamont. Oh sure, you may be able to become the “Candidate of Moonbat” choice (barely) as the Soros-Gestapos found in Connecticut. You might even get Democrat leadership to carry your water. The American people, however, are a very different group. And as Soros found out in 2000, 2004 and in Connecticut 2006, we’re not buying anything he, or his finger-puppets, have to sell.

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