In recent weeks, Trump's assertions about that cost have ballooned, from $100 billion to $210 billion to $275 billion to $285 billion last week.
But please stop whining about how elitist it is for people to call you on your assertions about that group's rank inferiority.
Fully 40% of the assertions about Bush proclaimed that he was a different kind of politician, one of Bush's key campaign themes.
Regarding Donald Trump's insulting, diminishing assertion about Hillary Clinton that she is only succeeding by playing "the woman's card" and that if she "were a man, I don't think she'd get 5percentt of the vote": If Trump were a woman, he'd be lucky to do that well.
Michael Theodore Boulder, Colo., Jan . 9 2008 To the Editor: I disagree with Maureen Dowd's assertion about Hillary Rodham Clinton that "in a weirdly narcissistic way, she was crying for us".
It could easily do so, replied A. If a member of the public made assertions about MI5, that could undermine the agency.
Pat Summitt, who has won eight national titles coaching Tennessee, said last weekend that if the punch had occurred in a men's game, "it wouldn't have even been talked about," an assertion that seems ludicrous and irrelevant.
And I think the fact that the vice president released the transcript of his interview was a very good thing because some Republican senators had made some assertions about it that just weren't so, they weren't true.
Likewise, we cannot begin with abstract conceptual definitions and accordingly employ logical reasoning for the purposes of concluding our argumentation with assertions about things that exist.
An assertion is a statement about something that is thought to be true, for example, the assignment of a function to a protein.
The point is that chance in this case is a confession of ignorance not, as one might well think the case in the quantum world, an assertion about the way that things are.
