Deeply disturbed by the court-ordered busing of black children to white schools, he came to the conclusion that liberal policies on race, especially welfare and affirmative action, were harming rather than helping blacks.
Mr. Obama's ability to muster broad backing for immediate action was harmed by the British vote, leaving only France promising cooperation.
"The panel is disillusioned, discouraged and many times unhappy with the fact that it cannot get members of the Board of Education to see that their actions are harming the district rather than moving it forward," Dr. Pecorale wrote.
It added that the credit card company's actions were harming both Datacell and Wikileaks.
The fifth lawsuit, filed by Washington State's attorney general and joined by several large tech companies, argues that the president's actions are harming the state's families, residents, and economy.
Paul Ryan, the House Speaker, should not be able to attend any function, eat in public, or enjoy dinner at home without hearing people expressing how his actions are harming their lives and their families' lives in terrible ways.
But at the same time, we want the others to know that our patience is running out regarding their action, which is harming even the milk our children drink, and the pensions of the widow who lost her husband during the war, and the pensions of the orphans who lost their parents.
If you're going to throw the "m" word around -- morality -- you should have to make the case for how the action in question is harming society.
When I suggested Dewsnup's shady past and aggressive actions might be harming SBARF's reputation, Trauss stood by Dewsnup.
Why are we not outraged to action when a child is harmed?
