In covering yesterday's Bush speech,
Washington Post
reporter Michael Fletcher demonstrates a
weird sense of when to use quote marks
:
In his speech, Bush said terrorist leaders' statements have made plain their goals, which he called the present-day equivalent of the "evil" aims of Vladimir Lenin and Adolf Hitler.
As opposed to Post reporter Tim Craig recounting the alleged infamy of George Allen again, no quote marks:
He then segued into his infamous "macaca" remark directed at a Webb volunteer of Indian descent. The word is considered a slur in some cultures.
