If his own account of this event is to be believed, he most certainly wasn't.
While other interpretations of market responses are certainly possible, we believe most evidence supports the following interpretations: The positive market reaction to announcements of N/DPAs and to N/DPA governance improvements at the beginning of the N/DPA term suggest that the DOJ's increase in N/DPA executions, starting in 2002, could be justified.
"I believe most human beings operate on a least-effort basis, and murderers certainly do," he said.
We heard this slander of America so often that we all started to believe it, liberals most certainly included.
In fact, there is no distinction if you believe Peter's words in the Acts of the Apostles: "I most certainly believe now that God is not one to show partiality, but in every nation the man who fears him and does what is right is welcome to him".
Maybe some of you truly believe the "official narrative," which totally ignores the blatant and readily available evidence, but I believe some of you most certainly know that you are deceiving your viewers intentionally.
We believe that they will most certainly conclude that it is not only not worth the risk, but is just a wrong way for human beings to engage with these magnificent creatures.
Thelma Craig, a remarkable civil rights leader in southern Alabama whose organization, the Citizens League, elected more black candidates to local office than anywhere else in the South, most certainly believed in citizen-driven change -- "We Are the Ones We've Been Waiting For," in the words of the freedom song.
This was not because he believed he was always right — he most certainly didn't — but because he believed that frank, respectful talk was essential to learning and human progress.
On the other hand, I most certainly do believe in the right of the electorate to get things wrong.
