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Now What? Funny how we can't seem to hear the truth until it's uttered by a professional liar. Thus Scott McClellan, who was George Bush's press secretary for three years, beginning shortly after we invaded Iraq -- the very Scott McClellan who personified lock-step obedience to the cause -- has acquired sudden street cred as Someone To Listen To, as he tells us what we already know. Our society may not convene truth commissions, but it does publish tell-all books by ex-aides of the powerful, which feed us pieces of truth in the form of scandal.

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Funny how we can't seem to hear the truth until it's uttered by a professional liar.

Thus Scott McClellan, who was George Bush's press secretary for three years, beginning shortly after we invaded Iraq -- the very Scott McClellan who personified lock-step obedience to the cause -- has acquired sudden street cred as Someone To Listen To, as he tells us what we already know. Our society may not convene truth commissions, but it does publish tell-all books by ex-aides of the powerful, which feed us pieces of truth in the form of scandal.