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Retiring Is Not The Word For Helen Thomas

By Carole on Jun 7, 2010

Reporter Helen Thomas, the queen bee of the White House press corps for decades, has retired effective immediately. This shouldn't be a major news story - an 89 year old woman retiring - but it is because retiring has become one of the most abused words in political discourse. Right up there with misspeaking, retiring has become a euphemism for something very ugly which some individual or group would prefer not to acknowledge.

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Retiring Is Not The Word For Helen Thomas

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