a bush decision, so the subtle things that are biased i have come to expect. if journalists used a velvet glove against or for the obama white house what was used for the bush white house? spikes and nails but not in the briefing room itself. my opinion, the reporters if the briefing room were very professional, they worked very hard, and they had to try to be as fair as possible. i thought the briefing room reporters were very fair. i tell you when there was a huge difference, in 26 televison when the democrats took over the house and the not and congress changes and almost all of the energy and interest in the media when to capitol hill. that was new and different and they were fighting against the administration. that is when i noticed a big difference for president obama because the white house reporters had to fight for fairness for us, sometimes, not always, but i found the white house reporters to be very fair. with dick cheney and others
coal-fired power plants that was a bush decision, so the subtle things that are biased i have come to expect. if journalists used a velvet glove against or for the obama white house what was used for the bush white house? spikes and nails but not in the briefing room itself. my opinion, the reporters if the briefing room were very professional, they worked very hard, and they had to try to be as fair as possible. i thought the briefing room reporters were very fair. i tell you when there was a huge difference, in 26 televison when the democrats took over the house and the not and congress changes and almost all of the energy and interest in the media when to capitol hill. that was new and different and they were fighting against the administration. that is when i noticed a big difference for president obama because the white house reporters had to fight for fairness for us, sometimes, not always, but i found the white house reporters to be very fair. with dick cheney and others
administration, that was not an epa decision, that was a bush decision. and these little things that are bias that i ve come to accept so if sdwrurnlijournalists u velvet glove, what sort of glove was used for the bush white house? like spikes and nails. but that wasn t true in the brooeing room itself. my opinion, the reporters in the briefing room were very professional. they worked very hard. and they had to try to be as fair as possible. i actually thought that the briefing room reporters were very fair. i ll tell you when there was a huge difference. in 2006 when the democrats took over the house and the senate, and congress changes and almost all of the energy and interests in the media went to capitol hill. that was new, it was different and they were fighting against the administration. that was when i noticed a big difference for president obama, because the white house reporters then had to fight for fairness for us, sometimes, and they didn t always do it, but i found
that saddam hussein was an imminent threat who must be dealt with unilaterally if necessary. so there is a certain shock value to the new bush library. but if the iraq war isn t exactly your thing if you want to relive the glory of another bush decision, the george w. bush library gives you the opportunity to do that. take a look at the list of scenarios in front of me. first, you will select which one you want to tackle. the majority of the theater chose hurricane katrina. yep, hurricane katrina. what is the decision point that the bush library asks you to confront when it comes to hurricane katrina? a disaster in which nearly 2,000 americans died, many in their own homes. what s the decision point that s laid before you at the bush library? officials in new orleans are overwhelmed. the president can send in troops, but those troops would serve in supporting roles and state efforts and would not have law enforcement powers unless the president invokes what s called the insurrect