"Yeah," she says before laughing at her bold conviction.
Some Democrats see promise in a bolder conviction politics — in the unabashedly progressive platform and rhetoric that lifted New York Mayor Bill de Blasio to office in November, and in the pointed critique of inequality offered by Senator Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts.
I love that she is bold in her convictions and willing to look deeply into the information presented and wrestle with severing truth from lie.
Wouldn't it be wonderful to be as bold in one's convictions as Jesus was! Did he worry about what the leaders in the synagogues said?
Having seen up close the perils of seeming to shift with the wind, he is selling himself as the candidate of "conviction" and "bold ideas" and trying to portray Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton as tacking for political gain.
Having seen up close the perils of seeming to shift with the wind, he is selling himself as the candidate of "conviction" and "bold ideas" and trying to portray the front-runner, Hillary Rodham Clinton, as tacking for political gain.
But it's the conviction and bold invention with which Kassovitz tells the tale that makes it utterly compelling.
I'm not suggesting for one second that public bodies act unlawfully, but it takes good leadership to go beyond safe and simple legal compliance, act on the courage of convictions and take bold new steps into relatively unknown territory.
It also requires a bold, creative vision, and the conviction to carry it out — qualities that are not found in every front office.
On the left, there is a president who appears to be, as Crook says, "a conviction politician, a bold progressive liberal". On the right, there are the Rush Limbaugh brigades.
