The District of Columbia prosecutors are also running a parallel investigation into Houston Astros shortstop Miguel Tejada, dealing with the statements he made several years ago to Congressional investigators during a perjury investigation of Tejada's former Baltimore Orioles teammate Rafael Palmiero.
"I can't think of a single moment that was as quick and effective as [how] they dealt with the statement surrounding Nancy Reagan," said Bill Burton, who went toe to toe with Clinton's campaign in 2008 as a spokesman for then-Sen.
They said he also had to deal with the statements by the former chief weapons inspector, David A. Kay, that the White House had been wrong before the war in asserting that Iraq had unconventional weapons.
"There is a real culture problem here that has to be dealt with". The statements were immediately interpreted as racist by Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif ., prompting Ryan to agree to a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus.
In the second phase, still at the individual level, participants dealt with the statements in two ways.
There was one issue that most experts seemed to agree on, namely that when scientific knowledge is inconclusive, policymakers have the task of dealing with the resulting uncertainty (statement 13).
Alvarez responded by saying, "Well you can always go back, because I came here from Cuba, and the day I feel I'm not welcome here anymore, I would find another place to live". She then called the school office, as she did not want to keep dealing with the student, according to the statement.
Justice Department officials would not comment on the role of the Office of Legal Counsel in dealing with the issue of coerced statements.
(For such a move, see Brock (2002), Phillips (2000).) The appeal to intensional "in the fiction" operators is a well-known strategy for dealing with the apparent truth of statements like (6), and because it is available to Russell this may seem like good news for Russell's antirealism, especially given the way the strategy might be extended to external meta-fictional statements like (4) and (5).
Step One should be an executive order dealing with the infamous Bush signing statements.
It necessarily follows that statements dealing with the question of "what is to be done" are also contextual statements.
