Salahis

White House Stance On Rogers Testimony Mimics Bush

Zachary Roth | December 4, 2009, 11:10AM

Desirée Rogers, Special Assistant to the President and White House Social Secretary

The underlying issue is far less consequential -- but it's ironic to see the White House falling back on a argument against transparency that Democrats have spent the last few years challenging.

Asked Wednesday whether Social Secretary Desiree Rogers would testify before Congress about her role in the Salahi affair, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters:

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