"Suddenly, three days ago," he added, "this gets spun up as if there's something new to the story.
Three days is three days, and it's not as if there's something new to say".
The e-mails at the center of the scandal had been delivered to Capitol Hill three months ago, "and suddenly, three days ago, this gets spun up as if there's something new to the story.
"If there's something new and exciting and important, it has a good chance of making the P.D.B.," said R. James Woolsey, who was President Bill Clinton's first director of central intelligence.
It hasn't done anything to cure my addiction of turning to Twitter or Facebook whenever I get bored at work, but I know that whenever I open the page, if there's something new to see, it's something I actually care about.
But when Max opens the front door of his house and then stops -- and it dawns on me that he won't walk in and discover the corpses of his wife and child unless I direct him where to go and what to look at -- well, that's when I start to feel as if there's something new under the sun.
"And suddenly, three days ago, this gets spun up as if there's something new to the story," Mr Obama said.
Ms Aspinall said: "If there's something new that comes out on Wednesday when we have been down for private prosecutions, we have had scrutiny and all we were getting told is you need new evidence, then if that's there why was that kept back and why did they let the families go through this for 23 years?
I tried to figure out if there was something new in my life that was contributing to it.
Hence, their fan-fired Internet behavior becomes yours, and doubtless if there's something "new" or "rad" about the object of their obsession, they will click -- and you will pay.
