With Sir Trevor Brooking to advise him, and with Peter Taylor and Stuart Pearce by his side, McClaren can demonstrate that his reputation as a progressive high-tech coach is not PR hogwash.
Protecting women is always the stated rationale for new restrictions on abortion, even when the rationale is — as in Iowa, and as in the Oklahoma case before the Supreme Court — hogwash.
And, while some of the information being tracked could be of national interest and help authorities to shut down dangerous groups, most of the data collected and stored by the GOC is hogwash.
"Absolute and utter hogwash," Mr. Gregorie said.
"I'm an A-rated, lifetime card-carrying member of the National Rifle Association," he reminded his colleagues, before denouncing as a "lie" and "hogwash" the NRA's claims about his bill.
Hogwash, replied Airbus, which is catching up with the American market leader.
But while Abbott dismisses the connection between the climate change and the fires as "hogwash", the Australian Academy of Sciences says there "a clear observed association between extreme heat and catastrophic bushfires". 5.
Media commentator, scourge of hogwash (BS, as he would call it), former crack addict, fierce defender of good journalism old or new, David Carr has died aged 58, after collapsing in the newsroom of his beloved New York Times, to which he had returned after the panel ended.
But an unusually flagrant example of the WSJ editorial page's hogwash artistry caught the world's eye on Thursday, when New York Times columnist Paul Krugman pointed out several big problems with a column published this week by the WSJ's Bret Stephens.
