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Originally Posted by Ohio
We have discussed this before.
It is better to have a spokesman who does not know the "whole truth," kind of like the White House uses their press secretary -- if he knows too much, he cannot lie with a clear conscience.
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For small jobs, absolutely. Likewise for big, one-time jobs.
Use the patsy, then discard him.
I just don't see Chris Wilde filling that role. He's been too trusted for too long.
As they say, good lawyers don't ask questions unless they already know the answer.
P.S. I'm glad you brought up the example of the White House press secretary, is this kind of like when Sandy Berger came out of that room, with those pieces of paper falling out of his pockets? He didn't know what he was looking for, did he...