"The notion of putting a police officer in every school no matter what is a very simplistic answer to a complex issue," said Mr. Woods, whose district is the state's fourth largest, with about 94,000 students.
"It's too much of an easy, simplistic answer to say, 'She didn't win because she was a woman'.… It's an immature reaction, designed to make [people] feel better, rather than face the actual issue — that many people think she is very untrustworthy,'' said Wendy Shashoua, 70, from Johns Creek, Ga., an affluent suburb of Atlanta.
But measure proponents argue that adding more supply is an overly simplistic answer to the crisis.
But Mr. Cheney also includes an interview with the locavore chef Dan Barber, who takes a baggie of greens and peppers for $3 — Truck Farm transactions bear a strong resemblance to drug buys, only cheaper — and then says of the project, "It's probably a way too simplistic answer to a very complex problem".
The simplistic answer to keep campuses terror-free is to keep all "extremists" off campus.
There is no simplistic answer to ethical challenges facing the African continent.
Why consider only the thoughts of diet gurus with simplistic answers to a complex problem and then bemoan the lack of solutions?
Some say ordinary Japanese like him because they hanker after an outspoken, larger-than-life figure with simplistic answers to enliven these dreary times.
And so, frightened of being eclipsed, and mindful that a simplistic answer will always trump a detailed one in the 24-hour news cycle, politicians in Farage's slipstream distil their own arguments, minimising maturity and sacrificing logic.
