Getting Ready for the Gibbs Slap

Filed in National by on January 6, 2011

In yesterday’s press conference, Robert Gibbs said, “I’m not going in order to be freed up to say a series of things that I might not otherwise say.” Except that it is the exact opposite of what he will do. The Hill writes:

By releasing Gibbs from the niceties required at the briefing-room podium, Obama has unleashed his most efficient attack dog on would-be critics from both the right and the left as he gears up for a reelection bid next year.

Political strategists believe that “Gibbs will be free to speak more openly for Obama outside the White House.”

“He [Gibbs] really enjoys it and slows it down, almost dares you to cut him off before the knife is fully twisted.”

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  1. Capt.Willard says:

    I hope he uses a dull knife on the republicans.

  2. Anvil says:

    Anything coming from Gibbs is dull.

  3. anon says:

    By releasing Gibbs from the niceties required at the briefing-room podium, Obama has unleashed his most efficient attack dog on would-be critics from both the right and the left as he gears up for a reelection bid next year.

    FFS, isn’t the Enthusiasm Gap big enough already?