Bushland

bushland English Etymology From en Bush land. Proper noun en US politics slang uncommon The United States of America under the presidency of George W. Bush, from 2001 to 2009. en Bushmerica en Obamerica ; Trumpistan Trumpland Trumpmerica en 7 June 2002 Gandalf Grey Nothing New In Orwellian Bushland alt.politics.bush https://web.archive.org/web/20260720094926/https://groups.google.com/g/alt.politics.bush/c/QKoxylQj8PQ/m/cyMfaWk4uIcJ 1 An alteration of the original article title, “Nothing New”. en 31 December 2006 Tom Sr. BAD TIMING FOR BUSH! SADDAM EXECUTED!! alt.politics https://web.archive.org/web/20260720093226/https://groups.google.com/g/alt.politics/c/FHAn7iohtso/m/A2YpS6YBxocJ If you do not *know* that Bush lied to about why this country was invading a country that was NOT a threat, imminent or otherwise to this nation, you are psychologically delusional. You seem to be one of the 12%+ ultraconservative fanatics who think everything is find in Iraq and Bushland. en 29 May 2007 Scotius Why Is NORAD Moving From Inside A Mountain To Outside One? alt.politics https://web.archive.org/web/20260720093223/https://groups.google.com/g/alt.politics/c/mQph8Obe8nY/m/aQN9xHWZV4wJ >Another case where Bush makes us less secure just to make defense>contractors richer.No, it's because in Bushland, all military functions must be controlled by political interests, and not be able to get out from under that control. The mountain was bug-proof, etc, and couldn't be gotten at if the people running the facility there didn't want it to be. The parts of the United States of America where George W. Bush finds high support; Bush’s geographical support base. en Clintonland ; Obamaland Obamerica ; Trumpistan Trumpland Trumpmerica en 7 November 1999 Ken Herman Election strategists have minds on math w:Austin American-Statesman Austin, Tex. A16 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/356938017/ 2 2473-5752 16968488 But while Bush is not yet working on a victory speech for a year from tonight, there is optimism in Bushland. “We’re winning,” a top Bush aide said as the candidate prepped for a recent speech. 13 April 2000 Robert Holland Ripples in the testing pool https://web.archive.org/web/20210729044451/https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2000/apr/13/20000413-011102-5476r/ Arguably, they already have ended the tenure of a too-candid U.S. commissioner of education statistics, Pascal Forgione Jr., and won nomination as his successor an education researcher, Lauress Wise, who furnished a creative reinterpretation of NAEP data that was favorable to the Clinton-Gore Administration. Mr. Forgione is now school superintendent in Austin, Texas, deep in the heart of Bushland. en 8 December 2000 w:Todd Gitlin The Renaissance of Anti-Intellectualism w:The Chronicle of Higher Education https://web.archive.org/web/20210913234758/https://www.chronicle.com/article/the-renaissance-of-anti-intellectualism/ Washington, D.C. 795741799 There has been much talk since the election to the effect that “two nations” were evenly matched in the contest: roughly speaking, the rural, inland, heavily male, and white Bushland versus the urban, coastal, heavily female, black, and immigrant Goreland. en eponyms en George W. Bush