Original sentence: The term is commonly used in newspaper editorials, on talk radio and FOX News, and in the conservative Blogosphere.The term is used when attacks on President Bush seem to reflect the attacker's emotional state rather than real policy differences — for example, people who describe President Bush as the greatest threat to Americans
Edited sentence: A person afflicted with the "syndrome" is said to reflexively oppose any policy or position held by Bush, and generally to see President Bush as a major threat, if not the greatest threat, to America.His argument is that the majority of left-wing attacks on the President and his policies are a result of personal emotions, rather than real policy differences.The term is commonly used in newspaper editorials, on talk radio and FOX News, and in the conservative Blogosphere, and is an example of an Ad_hominem argument