A notably more aggressive Sanders accused her talking "nonsense" by claiming his plans would roll back the health insurance reforms of Obama.
President Granger said the "extraordinary military activity in eastern Venezuela" was a "hostile and aggressive" move, accusing Venezuela of massing troops on the border.
Clinton's campaign manager, Robbie Mook, denied suggestions his candidate may have come across as too aggressive by accusing Sanders of "artful smears".
The former Air Force combat pilot adopted an aggressive tone, accusing Sinema of supporting treason over her 2003 remark that it was "fine" if a radio host who was asking her a question joined the Taliban.
At a news conference called by the Bush organization, Gov. Marc Racicot of Montana took a newly aggressive tack, accusing the Democrats of counting ballots that were used as fans, that had been stepped on and that had been counted by people using flashlights.
As a congressman, Mike Pompeo was aggressive in accusing the Obama administration of negligence and a cover-up around the 2012 terrorist attack.
"Never again will American taxpayers be held hostage by a bank that is too big to fail," said Obama, who framed his plans in aggressive terms and accused banks of deploying an "army of lobbyists" to block reforms.
There was a bit of aggressive geopolitics: he accused the Turkish leadership of "trying to lick the Americans in a certain place" and said the appointment of the former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili as governor of Odessa was "spitting in the face of the Ukrainian people".
The Italian cinema's leading actor of the day, Marcello Mastroianni, gives a superb performance as Alfredo Martelli, an unscrupulous antiques dealer with a smart shop near the Spanish Steps, who one morning is picked up by some aggressive cops and accused of killing his wealthy sponsor and mistress (the beautiful Micheline Presle).
Hungarian police accused "aggressive" migrants of trying to breach the border fence.
