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Dee Dee Myers, former Press Secretary for the Clinton Administration, was in hot water recently for stating that President Barack Obama would not be able to get too angry about the BP Oil Spill, because he is a black man. Here is an excerpt from her interview today on "Morning Joe": Norah O'Donnell: "I was sort of stunned when you just walked in and I said do you think Obama is angry enough and your response was 'he can't be angry because he's black.'" Dee Dee Myers: "I think that's hard...Read Full Story

Is every criticism of President Obama a racial slur?  Dee Dee Myers and the rest of the knuckleheads at MSNBC apparently think so.Come on, man!.  Ooops.  No racial slur intended.But while we're on the topic, what's up with the remark about looking for "whose ass to kick.''  Obama's obviously looking more for scapegoats than solutions.  Indeed, not once in his interview with Matt Lauer did the president give any indication that the federal government had actually offered any assistance to BP...Read Full Story

Dee Dee Myers has shown the ultimate restraint by remaining quiet and hidden as her hubby, Todd Purdum, trashes her former boss to further his own career. In the much ballyhooed Vanity Fair article, “The Comeback Id,” Purdum asks of Bill Clinton in a way meant to insult, “What’s wrong with him?”  I’m wondering what’s wrong with Purdum that he doesn’t mind sullying her reputation as former White House press secretary to get a story.   And so far, we’ve not heard a word from Dee Dee. Since the...Read Full Story

Dee Dee Myers, former Clinton White House Press Secretary( the youngest in history at the tender age of 31 and.. the first woman !!) has a  book out, Why Women Should Run the World(2008, Harper Collins).  Watch this video and see this special mentor eloquently discuss some of the challenges women face. In this book she entertains the idea of what the world would be like if women indeed ran it.Read Full Story

Dee Dee Myers, former Clinton White House Press Secretary( the youngest in history at the tender age of 31 and.. the first woman !!) has a  book out, Why Women Should Run the World(2008, Harper Collins).  Watch this video and see this special mentor eloquently discuss some of the challenges women face. In this book she entertains the idea of what the world would be like if women indeed ran it.Read Full Story