Bobby Jindal, the Louisiana Governor and Presidential candidate, asserted that the decision "will pave the way for an all-out assault against the religious-freedom rights of Christians who disagree with this decision".
A paper written by Dr. Krueger and a colleague, Diane Whitmore, a Princeton doctoral candidate, asserted, "If all students were assigned to a small class, the black-white gap in taking a college entrance exam would fall by an estimated 60percentt".
Senator Ted Cruz (R TX), the new chair of the science and space panel within the Senate commerce committee and an unofficial presidential candidate, asserted yesterday at a hearing that the earth sciences are not "hard science".
"Senator Ted Cruz (R TX), the new chair of the science and space panel within the Senate commerce committee and an unofficial presidential candidate, asserted yesterday at a hearing that the earth sciences are not 'hard science,' " Mervis wrote this afternoon at ScienceInsider.
The candidate asserted that though his opponent, Vice President Humphrey, claimed that Americans had never had it so good, he should tell that to the farmer.
Most people do not follow policy closely enough so that they could realize if a candidate asserted a fact about the budget or a foreign policy issue that was not true.
Philip Wood Kidlington Oxon It has been interesting to see the other Labour leadership candidates asserting that if Jeremy Corbyn is elected they would not agree to serve in his cabinet.
Even the economists behind the forecasts say it makes them uncomfortable to hear candidates assert their numbers as indisputable fact, as if stating Derek Jeter's batting average.
Paul Watson, a dissident board member who had favored some of the losing candidates, asserted Wednesday that the campaign committee of the winners had "bought the election," spending more than $200,000 on a glossy postcard mailing to 550,000 members.
