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Heck of a Rehash, Kruggie

A year ago, spastic rants that did little other than decry George Bush's supposed lack of honesty or flail at teasing out double standards ostensibly applied by Republicans and Conservatives, imbuing readers with inflammatory buzzwords like "cronyism" and "misled", and resisting at all costs the temptation to allow their rhetoric to be tainted by the astringency of reason or objective evidence, were still mildly novel.

Further: Read Paul Krugman's Heck of a Job, Bushie in its original form (if, for some reason, you've parted with hard-earned money for TimesSelect access).  Otherwise, it's here.

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Heck of a Rehash, Kruggie

A year ago, spastic rants that did little other than decry George Bush's supposed lack of honesty or flail at teasing out double standards ostensibly applied by Republicans and Conservatives, imbuing readers with inflammatory buzzwords like "cronyism" and "misled", and resisting at all costs the temptation to allow their rhetoric to be tainted by the astringency of reason or objective evidence, were still mildly novel.

Further: Read Paul Krugman's Heck of a Job, Bushie in its original form (if, for some reason, you've parted with hard-earned money for TimesSelect access).  Otherwise, it's here.