Nor did Trump feel the need to defend himself from the implicit suggestion that he was indifferent to the connection between pain for the ordinary American citizen – pain that has amounted to a kind of national trauma that has contributed to his support – anywhere else in the evening.
One cannot read Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.'s timely and wise Jan . 1Op-Ed article, "Folly's Antidote," without a twinge of citizen pain at how, four years ago, this White House turned a deaf ear to urgent cautions about invading Iraq from an array of experts who included historians, political scientists, anthropologists, military officers and diplomats.
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It was, according to one outraged citizen, a pain in the bum.
c The model-based estimate of the prevalence for the reference category, i.e., for Nordic citizens without widespread pain, defined as number of anatomical regions with pain ≥ 3 or WSP4limbs, below the age of 30, and an income above median was 96.9%95%5% confidence interval 88.3% – 100%).
Nor is there a clause protecting citizens from the pain of having unpopular political views.
Commuting by car is a pain: citizens spend, on average, 50 hours a year sitting in traffic jams.
"If true, that would mean those who had the privilege and responsibility of protecting citizens compounded the pain of those who suffered as a result.
Then, as now, a debt-stricken government pushing through spending cuts, tax increases and economic change pleaded for lower interest rates and stronger European (read German) support to persuade citizens that the pain was worthwhile.
BRUSSELS — More than two years into a euro crisis that has toppled governments and sown economic pain, citizens of five euro zone countries — including Greece — say the euro has not been a good thing for them, but nevertheless do not want to go back to their old currencies, according to a survey to be released Tuesday.
