He declared forthrightly, "Climate change is not a hoax.
As a leader in the Vietnam antiwar movement, John Kerry declared forthrightly on "Meet the Press" in April 1971 that he and thousands of other soldiers had committed "atrocities" in Vietnam.
The period-disdaining Post declares forthrightly that "GOP is one of those kitschy Washington conventions that, having somehow wormed its way into the political lexicon, oughtn't be kicked out now".
So on Saturday night, at the Democratic debate, in Des Moines, Iowa, it was jarring to hear Sanders, the first Presidential candidate to speak before a national audience in the aftermath of the Paris attacks, declare forthrightly, "Together, leading the world, this country will rid our planet of this barbarous organization called ISIS".
He declared forthrightly, "It was important to be able to look at myself in the mirror when I think about the people I worked with".
Linn declared forthrightly that loudspeakers that were not designed to work tight against a wall were without merit.
"The destruction of SDS was probably the single greatest mistake I've made in my life," Rudd declares forthrightly.
Aides said the ayatollah had also insisted that the proposal must declare more forthrightly that Iraq is an Islamic state and ensure that no Iraqi law will be permitted to conflict with Islamic law.
He then blows up the fake rationale by forthrightly declaring in a freewheeling interview that the act was really about the Russia probe all along.
A strong filing by the Justice Department, forthrightly declaring that denying the freedom to marry violates the Constitution, would put the full weight of the federal government on the side of justice and could influence the shape of the ruling.
