David Cameron's comments to MP Angela Eagle to "calm down, dear" caused a furore during prime minister's questions on Wednesday (Cameron accused of sexism over 'calm down dear' Commons taunt, 28 April).
This would deepen the hole which the Brazilian left has dug for itself since the PT became corrupted by power, joined forces with longstanding political oligarchies, and betrayed its dearest causes.
Where was the so called Wahhabi influence of inspiring global jihad during the duration of the Arab-Israeli conflict, which is amongst the dearest causes to every Muslim and Arab citizen?
He is not only as loyal a Kennedy soldier as they come — crucial at a time when the late senator's dearest cause, a health care overhaul, will be the subject of a contentious vote in Congress.
I can only hope that this issue, dear readers, causes you to reflect and debate.
The government must abandon this travesty that has already cost farmers and the taxpayer dear and caused deep divisions within our communities". The culls have sparked the biggest animal rights protests since fox hunting with dogs was outlawed, with more than 300,000 people signing a government e-petition against the cull.
They don't have to be Mommie Dearest to cause a storm (see John Bayley's Iris) and Bellow's account will be no less controversial; whatever its intentions, it will be dismissed by his father's protectors as gossip.
Instead, she wrote only a few words on the board, including the names of her children, beloved family members, close friends, and causes dear to her heart.
It's a great pleasure, in this week when the entire political world is hanging on the Supreme Court's health care ruling, to welcome so many liberals to a cause dear to my heart: The crusade for judicial restraint.
Still, many have proven adept at mobilizing money and support for causes dear to them.
