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clown

[kloun] / klaʊn /




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The 73-year-old retired clown started in fourth grade, with a poem about his teacher; it wasn’t flattering, but he got a kick out of saying what he thought.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even a clown can do immense damage when enough people mistake performance for truth.

From Salon

In a report released last month, Bongino was described as “something of a clown.”

From Salon

“It” and “It: Chapter Two,” the adaptations of Stephen King’s epic 1986 novel, featured numerous horrific moments courtesy of the deadly clown Pennywise.

From Los Angeles Times

That echoed a recent report from a national alliance of retired and active duty agents and analysts, which described Bongino as “something of a clown.”

From Salon