If you are a fan of irony, consider this: The conservative movement has utterly hated FDR, and his New Deal programs like Medicaid, Social Security, FDIC, Fannie Mae (1938), and the SEC for nearly 80 years.
Consider the irony of this.
You have to take people from where they begin". Don't pity the wealthy, but do consider this: "One of the ironies of people who are rich or celebrities is that they don't get very good care," Whybrow says.
""Since 2005, it has become clear that CGI has found an effective model for addressing challenges around the world…." Consider this in light of the irony of the cameo appearance last evening of former Majority Leader Tom Delay on Dancing With The Stars.
The other reason was I wanted to prove to myself that I could play at this level, and I could overcome my injuries". Ellison couldn't help consider the irony of his switch.
Before anybody goes into a froth of rage, denunciation, or for that matter delight, consider the irony.
After the news broke that The Times-Picayune would no longer publish daily, far-flung fans of the city and its newspaper gathered on Twitter — just consider that irony for a moment — and had a collective sniffle.
Consider the irony that, while Putin's officials justified the invasion by citing the need to "protect Russians in Ukraine," Putin's police forces were arresting and beating Russians on the streets of Moscow and St .Petersburg for protesting against war.
Consider the irony -- her site gets perhaps its biggest scoop of the campaign and Ms. Huffington, a vigorous promoter of the site and a constant presence in the media, isn't around to enjoy it.
When I got back it was gone.' We both consider the irony of leaving Brazil, a global hotspot of urban violence, only to be the victim of theft as soon as we arrive in the First World.
