Yesterday’s Washington Post piece on Scott Gration and his milk and cookies approach to dealing with the indicted war criminals that rule Sudan and have committed genocide in Darfur has prompted push-back from the White House. “This article wildly misrepresents the policy discussions that have occurred in the White House, with quotes that have been cobbled together out of context,” White House spokesman Tommy Vietor told ABC News. And then a senior administration official on background:
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