In journalism, the rule is, paraphrase, until somebody says something so good, you can't say it any better. And that's what Greg Mitchell has done today in a column on the website of journalism's bible, Editor & Publisher. Mitchell wonders just how White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan has the nerve to lecture reporters on credibility (in the wake of the now-retracted Newsweek piece about a Koran being flushed down a toilet) when the Bush administration has huge credibility problems of its own.
Thus, I quote here.
And again, thank you Greg Mitchell.

