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Ethics is for the birds now that George Walker Bush has become paltry poultry.(News)
Cape Times (South Africa)
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July 6, 2007
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BYLINE: Michael Stent
NOT many people can have seen a lame duck. Can it still swim, and if not, why not? Can it fly? What does it do for sex?
And why pick on ducks? Why not a lame chicken or pigeon or goose? A lame ostrich has a certain ring to it, but this is not even considered.
The English language is strange, though, and lame duck it is when applied to a leader teetering towards the end of his career.
George Walker Bush is apparently one, although when normal people think of the carpetbagger who is squatting in 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, ...
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