Different authors suggest that America "dodged the bullet" with Reagan, that Nixon's malignant insanity was exposed in time, and that Clinton's afflictions might have propelled him to Presidential success, just as similar traits can aid the success of entrepreneurs.
Instead he got the bullet, with allegations that the hands of players were on the trigger; he could have been forgiven for changing his name to Gatling.
Perhaps they fear that, somehow, U.S. scientists and engineers will finally figure out how to build a system, often likened to hitting a bullet with a bullet, that makes the United States invulnerable while they are left vulnerable.
Photographs have circulated on the Internet of bodies with bullet wounds that were supposedly the result of the shootings in Aba.
"I never saw a body with bullet holes that was more devastating than taking the right to arm ourselves away," he said.
Participating in an exchange on Facebook on Monday night, Carson recalled removing bullets from gunshot victims, and added, "I never saw a body with bullet holes that was more devastating than taking the right to arm ourselves away".
Meanwhile, Ben Carson, one of the Republican Presidential candidates, said, "I never saw a body with bullet holes that was more devastating than taking the right to arm ourselves away".
The question now is how much pizazz will be needed to sell a rail-averse nation, and some of its increasingly rail-averse elected officials, on a future with bullet trains that can rocket at speeds of more than 150 m.p.h., pulled by sleek Jetsons-style locomotives?
Property values have boomed around Kep, a seaside destination for the French through the 1960s, before the rise of the Khmer Rouge riddled the charming seaside villas with bullet holes that are still visible.
Eight members of the state Assembly touted a batch of proposals that include outlawing the manufacture and sale of semiautomatic rifles that have detachable magazines as well as those with "bullet buttons" that allow swift replacement of magazines.
