More like:
Media suddenly catches wind of something that has been known for years - army needs to use scrap to armor some vehicles - and gasps in astonishment and belatedly lets rest of public know.
The only part of Rumsfeld's comments that was missed in the excerpts you complained about was that they were armoring as fast as possible (even throwing in the laws of physics there).
The USA is the biggest industrial nation ever. No need to invoke the laws of physics, more like the laws of greenbacks.
I'm really surprised he didn't say "Well, I didn't know" since that excuse has worked before, though from De Rita's spin that's what she implied....
Credit to him for trying to explain it.
No credit for not having fixed it already.
Current Events » in reply to re: The distraction begins
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- Soldier at press conference was coached by the press.
- Your use of the word "coached" is inappropriate here.
- Were the cheers coached as well? Or do you think they were added in post-production?
- PS
- Sounds apocryphal to me. Porn for the right wing bloggers. I am sure it will get turned into a 'Known Fact' in a few days (n/t)
- Not much of an issue
- And so it begins (n/t)
- re: And so what begins?
- The distraction begins
- re: The distraction begins
- The distraction begins
- re: And so what begins?
- Coached? Now there's some spin
