“I don’t take anything he says seriously anymore. I think that he has been a very counterproductive even destructive force in our country and I am very disheartened by the failure of leadership from the president and vice president.”
-Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) on New York Public Radio, August 11, 2006 referring to Vice Pres. Dick Cheney.
“Hi, folks, it’s Kinky Friedman, here to wish the Houston Comets a happy tenth anniversary.” He pauses, then leans forward and jabs his cigar at the camera. “Houston Comets basketball — it’s not just for lesbians anymore!”
Those kids over at ThinkProgress seem to like reading the White House daily press briefing transcripts even more than we like reading Playboy. Check out today’s find:
QUESTION: As the President begins to do his homework leading up to the Russia trip, what are his current feelings about Putin? Does he remain a trustworthy friend, or has he evolved into something else?
MR. SNOW: First, he has not “begun” to do his homework.
“Every appropriation we wanted [from Burns's committee] we got. Our staffs were as close as they could be. They practically used Signatures as their cafeteria. I mean, it’s a little difficult for him to run from that record.”