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Identifying Rhetorical Devices A foreign policy expert? What marvelous irony that a man who couldn't name the president of Pakistan or find Yemen or even Iraq on the world map is now considered a foreign policy expert. Someone in the administration should tell Bush the word is "nuclear" and not "nuculer." K.D. ESSLINGER Escondido, Ca This editorial submission, although comical, is a blatant attack on our president of the United States. In doing so …

…that Mr. Martin needs a vision to come to the realization that he was wrong. In doing so the author has also turned his story into an innuendo, leaving the reader to connect that Saul had that vision to see the truth. Saul came from evil to good and with the correlation of Mr. Martin to Saul the reader can be persuaded to think Mr. Martin is wrong, and the Mormon belief system is right.