"I don't know how bad the stamp was.
Mr Stoltenberg learned he made a bad driver, stamping on the automatic's brake when he thought he was applying its absent clutch pedal.
It was bad form to stamp the defeated's head into the ground.
I don't know if it's for sure that one could stamp "bad reputation" on my forehead.
Ok, is it good or bad that food stamp spending goes up in a recession to feed hungry children, as happened under both Bush43 and Obama?
Still, as Mark Schmitt of the Roosevelt Institute points out, it's not obvious that restoring earmarks would make much difference, as a key part of the most conservative ideology is simply to oppose things that government does (at least, things that help the disadvantaged — food stamps, bad; farm subsidies, O.K).
Reaction was vociferous but largely local; the bad experiences were stamped in the minds of the people who suffered through them, some of whom swore they'd never return to Belmont on a Triple Crown day, but they didn't necessarily make headline news.
Making matters worse, Texas Justice of the Peace courts, which handle claims under $10,000, appear to be rubber-stamping bad check affidavits as they receive them and indiscriminately filing criminal charges.
Just as the current law is continually evaded, this new legislation may struggle to stamp out bad practice.
Everywhere, legislators are struggling to beat each other to the punch in demanding that schools stamp out bad behavior.
