Pejman Yousefzadeh at The New Ledger:
Not content with Senator McCaskill's praise of the Walpin firing
as being doubleplusgood, the White House instructed Norman Eisen,
the White House Special Counsel to the President for Ethics and
Government Reform, to march up to Capitol Hill and tell
Congressman Darrell Issa and his staff that Walpin's firing was
"an act of political courage." This, despite the fact that
Eisen was unprepared to answer specific questions or comply with
specific document requests to back up his claims. Quite
properly-and demonstrating the mental acuity he was accused of
lacking-Walpin
is taking none of this lying down, demanding that the White
House admit error and that Congressional hearings into his firing
commence immediately.
And even his political foes agree. . . .
There's much more where that came from.