Bush at work resorts to non -normative vocabulary

US President George Bush sometimes resorts to abnormitative vocabulary. About this with reference to two US presidential advisers at once, the informed journal US News & World Report reports.

Bush uses one of the most common curses in English as an adjective, verb and noun, "one of the assistants to the head of the White House told the magazine, according to which the president usually resorts to non -normative vocabulary in less official situations, RIA Novosti reports.

“In the oval office, this happens less often than in other places. The more relaxed it is, the more often it (curses) uses it,” another assistant Bush said.

The magazine reports that it was Bush who demanded from the US Vice President Richard Cheini not to ask for an apology for the obscene expression used in the week of Cheney in the Senate building in a polemic with a famous democrat Patrick Liha.

Cheney’s statement hit the media and caused a loud scandal in Washington.

The verbal skirmish occurred after group photography of senators, and not during a meeting of the upper house.

According to some data, Cheney sent Lih "to x .." (Fuck Off). According to others, he suggested the senator to engage in self -satisfaction.

“Such things happen from time to time ... The president does not consider this a problem,” said McClellan, indicating that “private conversation” was underway between Cheney and the dashing.

Lihs on the air company CNN admitted that he was “shocked” by the behavior of Cheney. In an interview with Fox, the US Vice-President said that he “felt better” after he frankly spoke out in a conversation with the senator.