Dana Perino – Effects of Anxiety

The myth that President Bush “went it alone” against Iraq refuses to die. It took the New York Times 12 days to issue a correction to its Sept. 11 claim that “Unlike Mr. Bush in the Iraq war, Mr. Obama has sought to surround the United States with partners.”

Dana Perino provided a shot of the “heckuva” correction, published today.

Heckuva correction. pic.twitter.com/xqgUidR61C

— Dana Perino (@DanaPerino) September 23, 2014

As the National Review points out:

While similar, President Bush’s 2003 Iraq coalition actually dwarfed President Obama’s alliance against the Islamic State – at least in its current iteration.

Bush’s international coalition to depose Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein involved over three dozen nations and tens of thousands of ground troops, including 46,000 from the United Kingdom, 2,000 from Australia, and thousands from Poland, Ukraine, South Korea, the Netherlands, and Georgia. Countries from Europe, East Asia, and Latin America all participated.

@DanaPerino just a tiny one…….

— Dan (@mavblur) September 23, 2014

@DanaPerino and timely.

— Fisher (@Fisher) September 23, 2014

And only took 12 days! You go, NYT! RT @DanaPerino: Heckuva correction. pic.twitter.com/UGxKmGldZT

— Mollie (@MZHemingway) September 23, 2014

@DanaPerino trying to rewrite history.

— James Self (@jself5150) September 23, 2014

@DanaPerino SMH

— jennifer caldwell (@jennifercaldw18) September 23, 2014

@DanaPerino Repeat a lie often enough and even the NYT believes it is true.

— Michael Brennan (@MikeBrennan330) September 23, 2014

@DanaPerino basic facts. Shows that perception > reality for many in the media.

— Joel Schafer (@joelschafer) September 23, 2014

@DanaPerino amazing how he just won't even accept & imitate the successes of predecessors. Great leaders reference and applaud past victory

— JP in Texas (@JonPaulC28) September 23, 2014

Marion Barry, Dana Perino chat with fictional ‘House of Cards’ congressman

http://twitter.com/#!/JakeSherman/status/434441982073917440

Declaring his love of the Netflix drama “House of Cards” on Twitter, former Washington, D.C. Mayor Marion Barry caught the attention of the fictional star of the show, Rep. Francis J. Underwood.

http://twitter.com/#!/RepUnderwoodSC/status/434328368440700928 http://twitter.com/#!/RepUnderwoodSC/status/434329660974198784 http://twitter.com/#!/marionbarryjr/status/434330878530306048

TMI.

http://twitter.com/#!/marionbarryjr/status/434331726417260544 http://twitter.com/#!/marionbarryjr/status/434364111343058944 http://twitter.com/#!/RepUnderwoodSC/status/434441412697161729

“The Five’s” Dana Perino also had a brief interaction with Rep. Underwood.

http://twitter.com/#!/DanaPerino/status/434420266236919808 http://twitter.com/#!/RepUnderwoodSC/status/434420704948527104

Greg Gutfeld’s first tweet was better than a lot of first tweets

http://twitter.com/#!/PatrickMillsaps/status/446741230336999424

Many Twitter debuts are boring, dry and of the “hey, is this thing on?” variety. But that wasn’t the case for Fox News host Greg Gutfeld. Twitter’s new #FirstTweet tool shows us that his first tweet was … so very Greg Gutfeld.

http://twitter.com/#!/greggutfeld/status/1578649922

Proof that the #FirstTweet tool is awesome (or at least worth a few laughs)? We say, “Hells yes.”

Here are the first tweets from the other hosts of “The Five.”

http://twitter.com/#!/RobertGBeckel/status/112672127307628544 http://twitter.com/#!/ericbolling/status/970601031 http://twitter.com/#!/kimguilfoyle/status/31453767983439872

And of course, TV’s Andy Levy:

http://twitter.com/#!/andylevy/status/1077088092

EVERYBODY is reading Katie Pavlich’s new book [pic]

http://twitter.com/#!/DanaPerino/status/489577472246439936 http://twitter.com/#!/duke1723/status/489582626874077185 http://twitter.com/#!/autodog5150/status/489584176861962240

Woof.

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