Original sentence: A person afflicted with the "condition" is said to reflexively oppose any policy or position held by Bush, and generally sees Bush as one of, if not, the biggest threats.Bush Derangement Syndrome (BDS) is a political term coined by the American political columnist Charles Krauthammer, a former psychiatrist.Bush for every and anything possible.The implication is that much of the 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, talk radio, FOX News, and the right-wing Blogosphere.The term is meant to describe blaming President George W
Edited sentence: As such it is an inherently partisan coinage and a classic ad hominem attack.Bush Derangement Syndrome (BDS) is a political epithet invented by the American political columnist Charles Krauthammer.Bush and his administration.Commentator/blogger Andrew Sullivan has reversed the intended meaning, suggesting that the real derangement is in the minds of Bush's supporters.In addition to newspaper editorials, it has been used in talk radio, FOX News, and the right-wing Blogosphere.It implies that some criticism of the President is not based on rational objection to his decision-making, but is a kind of mental disorder.The term is meant to disparage opponents of George W