And despite what the opposing sides in this long-running debate assert, it doesn't make much difference where the calories come from.
Mr. Trump hardly clarified the matter, treating Mrs. Clinton's remark first as a compliment — "That makes me smart" — and, when questioned after the debate, asserting, "Of course, I pay federal taxes".
Results: Unfazed, the monkey deftly reframes the debate, asserting that the war was never about W.M.D.s but about transforming the political dynamic of the region, which is an ongoing historical process and thus immune to the partisan slings of shortsighted pundits.
We are then apparently at an impasse with each side in the debate asserting the greater value of one kind of liberty over another, or else merely trading competing definitions of what freedom "really" is.
Economic sociology has also made crucial contributions to the study of global economic integration and particularly to the debate over an argument asserting that global economic integration will force institutional convergence in many areas of life.
Though much of Dawkins's oeuvre generated debate for asserting the supremacy of science over religion in explaining the world, nothing matched the response to the polemical The God Delusion (2006).
The Open Rights Group has already taken out adverts in the Guardian and Times newspapers demanding that MPs give the bill "proper" debate - asserting that "On Tuesday, the digital economy bill, with all its myriad problems, will be voted on its second reading – after the election has been declared.
Yet the decision by Parliament to strip him of immunity was an attempt to put widely held views among Israel's Arab citizens outside the bounds of legitimate political debate, he asserted.
Throughout the House debate, Democrats asserted that the legislation would undermine and ultimately privatize Medicare, by forcing it to compete with private plans that would be heavily subsidized by the federal government and would cherry-pick the healthiest recipients.
Mr. Alexander said Democrats would soon find themselves saddled with blame by Americans whenever they ran into a problem with an insurance company, even though Democrats have made a point of criticizing the insurance industry in the debate and asserting that without legislation the nation faced never-ending increases in premiums that would make health coverage less and less affordable.
James Dao (NYT) THE DEMOCRATS THE VIDEOTAPE INCIDENT A lawyer for Thomas J. Downey, a senior Gore adviser who six weeks ago received a videotape of Gov. George W. Bush's debate preparation, asserted yesterday that it was becoming evident that the incident was a dirty trick by people in the Bush campaign.
