What explains the reluctance among politicians to consider confronting, head-on, a movement that has been intent on eradicating ideals that the United States and its allies hold dear?
Though Mr. Cain has matched or slightly outperformed Mr. Romney in several recent polls, Mr. Romney's strategists have not considered confronting him, apparently sharing the view throughout the party that Mr. Cain's rise could be short-lived and that to challenge him in advertising would only elevate his candidacy.
Such a thorough review is called for, before the U.S. slips into a major military buildup without first testing the thesis that China is much too preoccupied with major domestic challenges of its own to become a global power or to consider confronting the United States.
Consider confronting the person.
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Consider confronting the bully if you feel brave enough and know for sure that the bully is taking your stuff.
If you notice that a woman you know seems to have a new injury every day, you should consider confronting her about her situation.
If the thief is a neighborhood kid, you might consider confronting him and telling his parents; if the thief is a surly, dangerous-looking stranger, you may want to let them take your old pair of gym shorts without a struggle.
He soon took the war to these "great fools," whom he considered disloyal, confronting them with arrests, fines and newspaper and trade suppressions.
Sketching possible futures for the Leeds project, the paper considers challenges confronting the heritage sector more broadly, and how those involved with historic scientific collections can make use of new opportunities for teaching, research, and public engagement.
