But it's proved difficult for Sanders, and his supporters, to float the possibility of a Philadelphia miracle without fueling more anger about how he lost.
But privately, sources say, Mr. Rosenstein appeared "frantic, nervous, upset and emotionally disregulated," expressing anger about how the Trump administration used him to rationalize Mr. Comey's firing.
Whatever the event of the moment, one thing is sure when it comes to The New York Times and readers who closely follow this issue: There will be anger about how it is covered.
A lot of the anger is really anger about how Brown's own political habits - his self-certainty which can seem arrogance, his secretive nature, and his ruthlessness with people who get in the way - are transmitted through Balls.
A toy recall earlier this year involving lead paint had already helped fuel a rising chorus of global anger about how greedy Chinese businessmen were putting the world's children at risk.
Cruz defiantly insisted that "truth matters" to a cheering crowd at his own rally, and seemed to express more sadness than anger about how his opponent's supporters responded to him.
Debate over its proposals dominated the airwaves; the commission even won the accolade of seeing its website crash under overwhelming traffic.The excitement reflects the still-seething public anger about how poorly Britain's banking system and regulators performed before and during the financial crisis.
The placement of Mr. Hamdani's name has fueled the continuing concern and anger about how his legacy was treated soon after the Sept. 11 attacks, when, apparently because of his Pakistani roots, Muslim religion and background as a biochemistry major at Queens College, he fell under suspicion.
But in auditorium after auditorium at schools on the closing list, like Columbus, Jamaica and Beach Channel High Schools in Queens, and William H. Maxwell Career and Technical Education High School in Brooklyn, the hearings have exposed a torrent of anger about how large high schools have fared in the Bloomberg years.
Today, after all that has emerged about climate change since the mid 1980s, I constantly fight to suppress anger about how doggedly the incumbency, and its institutional supporters, protect a transparently ruinous way of fuelling the global economy: how hard they fight to slow the near-inevitable energy transition.
