Mr. Lereah-
In the English speaking world, we have had a way of recognizing those men who, for better or worse, have epitomized a concept in our eyes- we name that concept after them. In 1814, Elbridge Gerry’s name became synonymous with redistricting political districts along party lines, or "gerrymandering." In the 1920s, Charles Ponzi’s name became synonomous with "swindle." In 1987 the term "borked" was coined for Robert Bork, who failed to be confirmed for the Supreme Court after intensive questioning during Senate confirmation hearings.
I believe that you sir, like Robert Bork, are destined to become a verb as well. Here’s why-
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