Jenee Desmond-Harris
Poor Dana Perino. Regardless of their performance, the second woman spokesperson of the White House will not talk about their field - and the White House press secretary more!
It is a terribly difficult task, "You're just a person ... no matter how beautiful you are," Bill Clinton, former newspaper man Mike McCurry commented at a conference at George Washington University School of Media and Public Policy, on Monday evening, with a direct view of the lady of George Bush's press, the former was in knee-high black boots decked. (Apparently, McMurry, where the photo on the left, sharing his love of the former leaders of Women).
Perino seemed unimpressed and it grew later, when he says he has 30,000 followers. Although McMurry said he could not remember how many he has, we have seen (only 277). Sorry, Mike! The lady that you lost.
The couple was joined by two other former press secretary, Dee Dee Myers (the first female speaker of the White House who worked for Clinton) and Ari Fleischer, who combined for George W. Bush. The crew spent the night thinking about the task virtually impossible within the framework of "Live from the White House: Production and Design News" panel.
"You can never make them happy," he complained to reporters McMurry he treated during his four years, the White House. "They are always bitching and moaning about something.".
One might think that this team is sick of Clinton sex jokes now. Not at all! The question of whether a video of Robert Gibbs handling the administrative position initiated in Egypt difficult memories, Myers did not miss a beat before shouting, "meaning the bill the word" it "(Clinton, of course, famous for spacing issues Is there something "with Monica Lewinsky, with the statement:" It depends what the meaning of the word "is" is).
Myers is ironic that the cameras in the briefing room was a good idea, "came to Monica Lewinsky." How different commander to react to bad news? According to Myers, Clinton would take in "and let off steam." It is came when the panelists and audience were colleagues in hysterics on the dual meaning.
In a final moment of self-mockery, Fleischer had a farewell message to students interested in the audience. Once someone has heard that the event was "like a rock concert" for the majors in political communication, he gave some advice: ". Get more rock stars "
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