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<title>I worked in the CIA under Bush. Obama is right to not say &#x26;#x22;radical Islam.&#x26;#x22;
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<description>The recent verbal attacks by the Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump and his supporters on President Barack Obama for avoiding the phrase &#x26;#x22;radical Islam&#x26;#x22; in his public pronouncements are simplistic, racially inflammatory &#x26;#x2014; and flatly misinformed. Settling upon accurate and strategically nuanced terms to describe the post-9/11 enemy is not the product of &#x26;#x22;political correctness&#x26;#x22; (contra Trump) or a failure to understand the enemy (contra a much-discussed Atlantic cover story). Nor are objections to using overly broad terms like &#x26;#x22;Islamic radicalism&#x26;#x22; limited to Democrats. The Bush administration understood the power of words, too. It concluded that distinctions that may seem...</description>
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