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blunderbuss

[bluhn-der-buhs] / ˈblʌn dərˌbʌs /


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“The Reckoning: Our Nation’s Trauma and Finding a Way to Heal” is, essentially, a blunderbuss rant about the evils of America.

From Washington Post

On the more sensitive list: small towns, especially along the coast and near parks, some of which were overwhelmed by clumsy, littering, blunderbuss tourists in 2020.

From Seattle Times

“Some states are adopting a blunderbuss approach to regulating voting that is only distantly related to fraud concerns. And it could mean massive collateral damage for voting rights.”

From New York Times

An entire chapter of the book is devoted to his misrepresentations about the rapidly spreading disease and his false depictions of his blunderbuss and botched response.

From Washington Post

She mentioned the Founders seven more times in a blunderbuss news conference that followed.

From Washington Post