Senators Jon Tester, of Montana, and Jim Webb, of Virginia, arguably won last year by challenging the Wall Street wing of their party.
In so doing, they reorganize relations between bureaucracy and business to their advantage, and challenge the walls erected to separate them.
The order, which was imposed in 1998 by Judge Robert Kaye of Florida Circuit Court, had been challenged by The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, The Miami Herald, The Tampa Tribune and the Richmond, Va., Times-Dispatch.
When he criticizes the Giuliani administration's new zoning proposals as a conservative effort that would seek to freeze the city's skyline in an "Art Deco contour," and, he argues, freeze out edgy new architecture that might challenge the street wall, he is partly assailing the sensibility enshrined in the AIA Guide.
But they had a president who overtly challenged the "money changers" of Wall Street, and a Senate and House that did far more to address the economic crisis.
Looking at the Berlin Wall, he challenged the Soviet leader: "Mr Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" Two years later, joyful crowds did just that.Mr Brands argues that "the strength of Reagan's approach to foreign policy as a whole was his weakness in policy toward the Middle East".
Almost immediately after his debut, he earned the nickname of "people's choice" in media due to both his hitting ability and his "willingness to challenge the brick walls of the stadium".
That's why a movement is building across the country to challenge the toxic influence Wall Street and corporations have on our democracy.
President Barack Obama referred to the protests at Sunday's dedication of a monument for Martin Luther King Jr., saying the civil rights leader "would want us to challenge the excesses of Wall Street without demonizing those who work there".
Today, King would be linking arms with Richmond, CA Mayor Gayle McLaughlin and members of the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) who are fighting to save their homes and challenging the power of Wall Street banks with local solutions like eminent domain.
