Just last month she showed nothing but ingratitude when Dave – to the delight of many on his side of the House – publicly advised Nadine to stop worrying her silly little head about Nick Clegg and the Coalition.
"I have publicly advised the two survivors to consider not cooperating as witnesses with any trial outside of Queens, because it would make a mockery of the criminal justice system," he said in a statement.
Even after the primary, Stewart continued to criticize Gillespie in highly personal terms, at one point calling him boring and publicly advising him to "lose the dorky Mister Rogers sweater" that Gillespie favors in TV ads.
So hot is the speculation that war-crimes trials will eventually follow in foreign or international courts that Lawrence Wilkerson, Colin Powell's former chief of staff, has publicly advised Mr. Feith, Mr. Addington and Alberto Gonzales, among others, to "never travel outside the U.S., except perhaps to Saudi Arabia and Israel".
In 2012, India's Central Board of Direct Taxes came out and publicly advised against demonetization on the grounds that most of country's illicit wealth is kept in real estate, bullion, and jewelry — not in 500 and 1,000 rupee banknotes.
"I'm publicly advising the mayor to take some time," Kelly said.
Hume wouldn't dream of publicly advising a Jew or a Muslim to switch to Christianity, because the keepers of those faiths are tough customers.
Among those currently sitting on the U.S. Supreme Court no other justice has publicly advised another country on the creation of a constitution.
I have written publicly and advised privately at high levels that a tax holiday for repatriation should be passed, but only if, as a precondition, the companies hire a significant number of new American workers (which they claim they will do), and the secretary of Labor certifies the hiring before the tax break becomes effective.
