Through his memoirs, the former white house press secretary Scott McClellan has criticised G. W. Bush on many issues. While McClellan's sincerity & integrity is beyond dispute, the question remains : "How close is he to TRUTH ?" Almost 80% Americans had given consent to war on Iraq. Bush alone or Republicans cannot be held responsible for that. Many Democrats were party to that decision. oreover, clellan must have incorrectly opposed president's veto on Iraq. Through that veto, white house had ensured that a whopping sum of $124 bn does NOT fall into the hands of third-rate criminals betting on Iraq. By opposing that veto, McClellan had become part of organized crime. That is the reason why he lost many points & eventually moved out of president's inner circle of policy makers. Many Democrats were stumped on the issue of veto on Iraq. So, this need NOT the dead end for McClellan. He can still collect plenty of points through other issues. For example, he must oppose Free Tibet movement, If he unnecessarily supports that movement, he will again lose points. Afterall, American left & right has to collectively fight against organized crime. If you make correct choices, we will definitely support you on war against evil ...