WASHINGTON - President Bush was satisfied with Vice President Dick Cheney's account of his Texas hunting accident, but Bush's spokesman declined to say Thursday whether the president felt it should have been revealed earlier.
"I think that the vice president clearly explained the rationale behind that," White House press secretary Scott McClellan said, avoiding a direct response to questions about whether Bush felt the shooting accident was publicly disclosed in a timely manner.
The accident happened on Saturday but was not publicly revealed until the next day.
Sometimes speech is governed by one's opinion as to when, or even whether, it should come out.
See, a certain caricature controversy.
But see, old Abu Ghraib photos.
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