Bushworld: Enter At Your Own Risk
Author: Maureen Dowd
If metaphors were cigarettes, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd would be a chain smoker. Through many years and countless columns spent chronicling the fall of George H.W. Bush and the ascension of George W. Bush, Dowd has employed analogies to feudalism, The Godfather, Mini-Me, traditional “mommy” and “daddy” roles, and scores more. In this, her first book, Dowd compi….Read More
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