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Tuesday, March 01, 2005
Considering his loathsome performance as Presidential Spokesman, Ari Fleischer's new book is true to form
The New York Times > Books > Books of The Times: After Years of Taking Heat, Spokesman Takes Potshots: "Some books by former White House insiders (from Donald T. Regan's unsettling account of the Reagan White House to Ray Price's sympathetic but revealing portrait of Richard M. Nixon) have fleshed out our understanding of individual presidents and the office they held. This sorry volume, in contrast, remains so focused on the author's adversarial relationship with the press, and so intent on promoting a positive image of the administration, that it will only ratify White House reporters' complaints that Mr. Fleischer was a 'tight-lipped and secretive' press secretary."
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