Mr. Harper's blunderbuss condemnation of most large firms and most law schools is off-target.

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One thing he will discover: Setting interest rates is a clumsy, blunderbuss, hit-or-miss way to conduct monetary policy.

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Hatch was satisfied with Clinton's contriteness, but it was the Starr part that got him blustering like a blunderbuss.

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All manner and kind of individuals and organizations found themselves threatened by this blunderbuss of an ill-defined, and therefore all-too-potent, prosecutorial weapon.

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But fellow Conservative, former shadow home secretary David Davis described minimum pricing as a "blunderbuss policy" which would punish responsible drinkers on low incomes and pensioners.

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This is odd, for the blunderbuss approach to innovation that is intrinsic to such an opportunistic firm as Enron is bound to produce a few failures.

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The blunderbuss of state initiatives will see to that.

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Only if you have a blunderbuss.

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