My last column inspired a remarkable number of thoughtful replies.
Back in June, Rep. Gary Peters along with two other congressmen introduced "The Preserving American Homeownership Act of 2012," a thoughtful and cogent solution to DeMarco's arguments.
That, at any rate, remained the most thoughtful act of disrobing until the start of the second semifinal this year, in which five Lithuanian lads, known collectively as InCulto, began a song in plaid trousers and ended it in jewel-encrusted micro-shorts.
This small act of sharing concludes a thoughtful and demanding show.
The Court will consider the constitutionality of Arizona's Clean Elections Act, a thoughtful effort to deter both the appearance and the reality of campaign corruption by providing matching funds to participating candidates to ensure they can run a competitive race, even against a privately-financed candidate with huge reserves or a candidate with the support of corporate special interests.
Clearly, she could be seriously ungreat, but Ms. Seaman, who maintains a judicious tone in her biography, records frequent acts of generosity, both thoughtful and time-consuming, and all the more unexpected in someone so self-absorbed.
The very act of sending a card is a thoughtful gesture that will be appreciated.
It would be doing the population a great disservice to act as if military or nuclear disasters were the only kind of disaster worthy of thoughtful planning and preparation.
He calls for the return of thoughtful, pragmatic judges who will take the time to distinguish justified from unjustified acts of discrimination, rejecting selfish or perverse claims of "rights gone wrong" while protecting people from truly invidious indignities.
He called the shooting "an act of intimidation" that had cut down a thoughtful and deliberative man who had tried to reform Colorado's prisons by reducing the number of inmates in solitary confinement.
