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Christian Roseland

Fur Coats, Cowboy Hats, and Pepper Spray: An account of the second inauguration of George W. Bush

By Christian Roseland

Hannah Arendt, the German-Jewish writer who identified the “banality of evil” in the Nuremberg trials, would have understood the second inauguration of George Bush on January 20th.

<i>Cops-o-rama outside the Bush inauguration. Photo by Christian Roselund.</i>

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