who is the most annoying WH press secretary

[Le Gaucher]

They are all annoying - but who is the ABSOLUTE worst

Personally I thought no one could top Ari Fleischer -- But SHS is as thick skinned liar as they come.

I dont remember any of GHWB or Reagan's apologists..

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	Ari Fleischer
	3 (27%)
	Scott McClellan
	0 (0%)
	Tony Snow
	0 (0%)
	Dana Perino
	0 (0%)
	Sean Spicer
	0 (0%)
	Sarah Huckabee Sanders
	8 (73%)
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[hlthe2b]

1. Ari would have made a natural SS officer with his behavior and attitude, but SHS uggh.

I have to say she is the most arrogant, obnoxious, perpetually angry/hateful person they could put up there. And, heavens I didn't think any female could top Kellyanne Conway, but then Huckabee's angry spawn came on the scene.

[Dave Starsky]

5. SHS is the student in your eighth-grade speech class...

That you felt relieved when she was presenting, because she obviously didn't want to be there, she didn't prepare, and she was overall just horrible. No matter how afraid you were of your own presentation coming up, you knew it would be better than hers, because you worked on yours, and you cared.

[underpants]

2. I'm still giving it to Ari

Total douchebag

[kmla]

10. So true.

So very, very true.

[NRaleighLiberal]

3. Sarah by a crooked eyebrow over un-Hairy Ari. Participation award for Clueless Dana, too.

that is one unholy trifecta there.

[oasis]

4. Mrs. Potato Head by a mile.

[Le Gaucher]

6. potato head

[FSogol]

7. How can you not have Ron Ziegler on this list? n/t

[Le Gaucher]

8. wasnt born then

[FSogol]

9. Some examples:

In 1974, a statement by Mr. Ziegler on the safeguarding of the White House tapes won an award from the Committee on Public Doublespeak of the National Council of Teachers of English.

He said: ''I would feel that most of the conversations that took place in those areas of the White House that did have the recording system would, in almost their entirety, be in existence, but the special prosecutor, the court, and, I think, the American people are sufficiently familiar with the recording system to know where the recording devices existed, and to know the situation in terms of the recording process, but I feel, although the process has not been undertaken yet in preparation of the material to abide by the court decision, really, what the answer to that question is.''

and

Asked in February 1971 if allied troops were preparing to invade Laos, Mr. Ziegler replied: ''The president is aware of what is going on in Southeast Asia. That is not to say anything is going on in Southeast Asia.''

and

Mr. Ziegler dismissed the 1972 break-in at Democratic national headquarters as a ''third-rate burglary'' and attacked The Washington Post's coverage of the case as ''shabby journalism'' and ''character assassination.''

But on April 17, 1973, Nixon stunned reporters by saying that he had conducted an investigation that raised the prospect of involvement by White House officials.

Mr. Ziegler told a puzzled press corps that this was now the ''operative statement,'' repeating the word operative six times. Finally, R. W. Apple Jr. of The New York Times asked, ''Would it be fair for us to infer, since what the president said today is now considered the operative statement, to quote you, that the other statement is no longer operative, that it is now inoperative?''

Eventually Mr. Ziegler replied: ''The president refers to the fact that there is new material; therefore, this is the operative statement. The others are inoperative.''

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/16/weekinreview/the-nation-the-nondenial-denier.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/11/us/ron-ziegler-press-secretary-to-nixon-is-dead-at-63.html