Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Homework for Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Tuesday - Tonight's homework will require you to what and analyze the top story on one of the news program. You are to utilize the QUAD (Questions, Answers and Details) format that was taught in class today. This is a written assignment and requires a minimum of 3-5 questions. You will also have to be capable of explaining your story to others. Journal check will be done on Wednesday, April 9, 2008.
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topic of quad:Bush Under Fire From Former Aide
Questions
1. why put bush on blast so late
2 why continue to do the job if its so problematic now
3. why write the book
Answers
1. to expose his terrible administation and policies. and to further go over the election
2. becuase the money was more than enough
3. To get even more moey for the lost years of his lost job.
Details
n a scathing new book, former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan said the Bush administration turned "away from candor and honesty" when selling the American people on the Iraq War, and that it was inept in its handling of Hurricane Katrina and the Valerie Plame affair.
Scott McClellan's book takes a shot at President Bush.
McClellan, whose job it was to promote the policies of his boss, calls the Iraq war in his soon-to-be released memoir a "serious strategic blunder" and "grave mistake" and chastises the president for his "decision to turn away from candor and honesty when these qualities were most needed."
Iraq War a 'Grave Mistake'
"To this day, the president seems unbothered by the disconnect between the chief rationale for war and the driving motivation behind it, and unconcerned about how the case was packaged," he writes in "What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception," which goes on sale next week.
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