MIERS….Kathryn Jean Lopez is not happy:
The president just took some questions. To sum up his message: She’s my girl. She’s a good girl. Trust me.
I hate this groaning-when-the-president speaks reflex I’ve had all week on this issue.
K-Lo, we feel your pain. We really, really, feel it. Welcome to the club.
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