Look, I know what President Bush was trying to say:
Five years after the September 11 attacks, the United States is safer but "we are not yet safe" from a significantly degraded but still dangerous al Qaeda threat, the White House said in a report on Tuesday.
We're safer than we were but not as safe as we should be. I get it. But "safer but not yet safe" is just wrong, OK? It's adjective, comparative, superlative, in that order. Safe, safer, safest.
Bugs me, that's all.
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See, from the headline I thought you were going to talk about wiretaps.
not suprised, Bush is chronically confused and has a poor grasp of English. Maybe that is why he is so sympathetic to illegal aliens who don't either.