McClellan: WH wanted him to stay silent
Politico - Thu May 29, 8:51 AM ETFormer White House press secretary Scott McClellan, speaking out for the first time since publication of his searing memoir, told NBC's "Today" show on Thursday that he erroneously believed what President Bush was saying about the war but now is answering to a higher loyalty: “a loyalty to the truth.”
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