A reporter asked the candidates about a controversial fact of life in minority communities: Police each year frisk more than half a million young men, more than 80percentt of them black or Latino.
Hair chopped and breasts tightly strapped like Gwyneth Paltrow in Shakespeare in Love, Wokalek starts this controversial fact-bender in disguise as a boy, but is soon overturning dogma and shagging hot men in lakes as she plays the woman who, most historians agree, probably wasn't actually pope for a few years in the 9th century.
In fact, the postulates only appear after Kant thinks he has demonstrated the practical reality of freedom, which is known to us by the second Critique's famous (and, as we have seen, nearly as controversial) "fact of reason".
The Democrats would be doing the country a disservice by seeking to one-up the Republicans with regards to making outrageous claims about their political opponents, but clearly stating obvious, and in some cases non-controversial, facts would be an interesting and novel approach.
It was a week or so prior to the general election of 2010, and we were running a promotion that asserted the (non-controversial) fact that the British electorate were capable of making their own minds up and would not be manipulated by vested interests.
Like say, Eric Alterman, who simply points out the non-controversial fact that there are structural impediments to perfection.
Williams points out the non-controversial fact that if young people get health insurance, it is obviously preferable to not having health insurance.
The claim, however, is at once narrower in scope and less controversial, in fact not controversial at all: if you continue smoking, one of the things likely to happen is that you'll end up on a slab.
As a piece of law, and as economics, the stimulus cannot be seen as very controversial; in fact, it is more or less conventional.
