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Wednesday, February 8, 2006 12:00 AM

The little man

History will remember Bush as an incompetent and incurious man overwhelmed by a world too big for him.
By Garrison Keillor

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  • Wednesday, February 8, 2006 12:39 PM

    Treasonistic Rhetoric

    And yet the writer of those words does not himself "dig deeper and find the cause of the problem". Alas, this man, bankrupt of intellect, chooses only to spew and does not offer solutions. This, children, is just rhetoric, unworthy of an adjective.

    I, for one, do feel the need to educate the writer. The form of the word treason that you are probably trying to use is "treasonous". "Treasonistic", is not a word.

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