The writer ends the article by claiming that, unfortunately, the Clinton sex scandal has diminished all politicans--especially Jeb and George W. Bush, because they are young and charismatic and raising the same expectations that Clinton did.
In 2014, in Washington, at a markedly less high-profile event, Cruz delivered a similarly provocative speech, which drew a similarly negative reaction, and raised the same kinds of questions about his motivations.
In a volley of letters and e-mail messages sent to Canadian and international luge officials since his crash, Hoeger warned that the track was unsafe and raised the same issues -- including a lack of access to practice runs -- now being debated after Nodar Kumaritashvili of the Republic of Georgia died last Friday.
Unless some specific (and usually contentious) theory of disease is employed to give this approach its teeth, it puts the power for drawing the boundary back into the profession's hands, and raises the same worries about the social consequences of medicalization (Parens 2013).
Both maverick and martyr raise the same flag, while true motives and consequences often remain deeply private and unique.
Yet racetracks, casinos, and the lottery — all of which New York tolerates and promotes — raise the same issue.
Republicans should love this: if Congress were to scrap all loopholes and deductions, it could nearly halve income-tax rates and still raise the same amount of money.
With the revenue from green taxes, governments can cut other taxes and still raise the same total amount.
Relations generate a few special problems of their own, but for the most part properties and relations raise the same philosophical issues.
Ultimately she believes interference with decisions involving procreation and sexuality raise the same moral concerns as other privacy intrusions, offending the values of personhood.
