Rumsfeld's Unknown Unknowns Take Prize
The Plain English Campaign's award for most baffling remark by a public figure yesterday went to an old master of obfuscation, Donald Rumsfeld.| Comments on article "Rumsfeld's Unknown Unknowns Take Prize" | |||||||||
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