The writer has a fondness for those who discuss issues in terms of s--t:
"This is real scary s--t," says Jay Thompson, a Delta flight attendant, who has decided to sit out the siege at home." "No matter which way you look at it, you´re polishing a t--d," says Hairy Dave, a local teacher.
And finally, "This time George Bush really has s--t and fell back in it," says Wanda Bullard, who teaches children with learning difficulties in Brunswick. I wonder if those children have difficulty in learning potty mouth from their teacher?
Wanda goes on to note that "Bush and his cronies are going to be sittin´ around Sea Island discussing world hunger, as it affects, say, children in Africa, while African-American kids are going hungry right here because of them."
And that, like much of this article, is--to use a term with which the writer is familiar--pure bulls--t.
I noticed there was no attempt to be objective. The reporter wanted to show off his snottiness.