Will Hutton's otherwise excellent article was let down by the confusing argument on Heathrow.
The noisy but confusing argument about what New York City deserves in federal aid is not about the $20 billion that President Bush so emotionally promised.
This is a confusing argument since software is such a broad investment category and one that encompasses the very same sectors he would like to see improved.
5) Routine incantations of the need for "more Europe" and importance of "European solidarity" no longer will be confused with arguments.
(Don't confuse the argument being made by Mr. Navellier and other newsletter editors with the so-called Fed Model, a popular but flawed market-timing model that compares the 10-year note rate with the stock market's earnings yield -- the inverse of the price-to-earnings ratio).
Maybe it is because it confuses her argument that critics of Israel are motivated by contempt for Jews in general.
Those of you in this room who think that Saddam is dangerous and should be taken on, that argument has been confused by a generic argument about the right to wage a preëmptive war.
He was, in truth, speaking so quickly, and mentioning so many names and concepts, that I was a bit confused by the argument — until I looked down at the paper where he had been drawing the complex flowchart of French dessert-making.
