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Bree (Marcia Cross), a cross between a Stepford wife and Martha Stewart who is virulently addicted to providing an antiseptically ideal life for her family, is thrown by said family's decisive rejection of her rampant perfectionism - her husband wants a divorce; her teenage son has become a sociopath. Griswold wants to volunteer his apologies for being an American--or rather, as he antiseptically puts it, for "being from the United States. What has been rather antiseptically referred to as a 'racial disparity' is really a gaping divide between whites and nonwhites that far outstrips minority levels in the population or in committing crime. |
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