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Perhaps most damningly, Hunter turned out to be a political maverick. More damningly, Ehrenreich employs the words "terror" and "terrorist" with uncritical certainty, writing: "With great reluctance and foreboding, I had to agree with the Bush Administration that America needed to launch a 'war on terror,' or at least a determined effort to apprehend the terrorists. Indeed, Shakespeare is the gold standard: "It ain't Shakespeare" probably precedes more damningly faint praise than any other single phrase. |
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