Is stopping-while-you’re-ahead a lost art?
—New York Times. From here in New York City, the product that sells so well elsewhere appears to have the substance of air. "The hyperventilated spin began the morning after the attacks. To deflect criticism that the administration had been without any commanding and reassuring Giuliani-like voice for 10 hours, as the president and other high-level officials scrambled around, Karl Rove and Mr. Fleischer pushed the spurious and elaborately embroidered stories that the White House and Air Force One were also intended targets."'
