Thu 8 May 2008
During the remainder of the debate over who should be president, you may hear one or more of the following words. Among a certain class of voters in states like Kentucky and West Virginia, where elections will soon be held, these words don’t have their usual meaning. Here’s a quick glossary of a few of these unusual terms, as defined in the local patois:
- Hard-working: White
- Patriotic: White
- Overtaxed: White
- Reverent: White
- Proud: White
- Responsible: White
Use this glossary to help interpret campaign literature and assess election returns.