SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — After 12 months of naked partisanship on Capitol Hill, on cable TV and in the blogosphere, the word of the year for 2006 is ... "truthiness."
"Truthiness" was credited to Comedy Central satirist Stephen Colbert, who defined it as "truth that comes from the gut, not books."
"We're at a point where what constitutes truth is a question on a lot of people's minds, and truth has become up for grabs," said Merriam-Webster president John Morse. "`Truthiness' is a playful way for us to think about a very important issue."
Other Top 10 finishers included "war," "insurgent," "sectarian" and "corruption." But "truthiness" won 5-to-1, Morse said.
When people went to the polls in November, they were looking for "change." Change is the word for 2006 for the American people..
Here is the word for year 2006 of the White House:
Blame the president all the away down to the food chain.
Every soldiers that died and wounded for a war on false pretenses
Try to sell this country for self profit
Rubber stamping bills to please the President and for the President’s agenda
Absolute six years with an incompetent President and Administration
Your hard earn money filling the pockets of the corrupted officials
All about oil and profit
Lies, lies and more lies from the Adminstration
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