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Although the existence of the glossary was known, especially because Sidney Baker cites some terms from it in the 1966 edition of his The Austrialian Language , most of it has been unpublished until now.
White House aide Sidney Blumenthal apologized for calling Hickman Ewing, Ken Starr's deputy counsel, a "religious fanatic."
John F. Kennedy had Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.; Lyndon Johnson had John P. Roche, a former president of the ADA; Jimmy Carter had Pat Caddell, the Harvard pollster; and Bill Clinton has Sidney Blumenthal, who is sui generis . The Republicans do not seem to have had any such intellectuals, perhaps because they distrust them.
It is important for the reader of the "Elegy on the Death of Sidney" to realize that Sidney--a brilliant writer, of extremely noble family, a statesman and soldier who died of war wounds at the age of 32--was looked on as a kind of perfect man: one born with the greatest advantages, who had the talent and goodness to make the best of them.
A piece about Internet gossip Matt Drudge depicts him as a charming, naive young man who made a terrible mistake in reporting that White House aide Sidney Blumenthal beat his wife.