In article ,
 Kurt Ullman  wrote:

> In article 
> ,
>  Amy Guskin  wrote:
> 
> > >> On Sat, 26 Dec 2009 07:44:05 -0500, Kurt Ullman wrote
> > (in article ):
> > 
> > >   Before the Clintonistas go off on me, I freely admit that we a 
> > > beneficiary of this bookkeping fraud from the mid-80s and NOT an 
> > > instigator.  <<
> > 
> > Why use a derogatory term like that?  Should I refer collectively to all 
> > Republicans, or anyone right-leaning, as "Bushholes"?
> > 
> 
>      Accepted practice.  Go ahead, it would one of the nicer things we 
> have been called. I mean even the DNC Chair used the derisive Shrub 
> multiple times.
  
       That was a little shrill on my part in reply and I apologize for 
the tone.. However the term has been used quite, excuse the expression, 
liberally by the liberals to describe Clinton supporters. I point, for 
instance, to a 2002 article on Slade (hardly a captive of the RNC), even 
NPR and All Things Considered used it describe Clinton 
supporters/administration alumni, in this case given high office by the 
then in-coming Obama Administration. CBS has used it. 
     It was a term in wide usage by a number of media (main stream and 
otherwise) to describe Clinton supporters.

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