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Posts tagged ‘sean spicer’


13 April 2017

The Usual Rhetoric

Adam Shatz

Sean Spicer's take on the Final Solution has prompted much indignation (and a series of faltering apologies from the White House press secretary), but I doubt he's hiding any swastikas in his closet: the guy probably doesn't even know what a swastika is, any more than he knows what Zyklon B is.


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