The Lib Dems disagreed, too.
Randy disagreed: "Too big a song for you," he said.
We don't have the time, and we disagree too much.
And we disagree, too, about the president's ability to affect some things, and about how important what someone says is as opposed to what he does.
When I ask if he feels that the responsibility for global nutrition that he seems to have taken on seems onerous, he doesn't disagree too strongly.
One might disagree, too, with Ms. Jamison's suggestion that "real, truthful movement" comes primarily from the everyday activities of ordinary people.
But when courts actually take sides in those disputes, they find their own legitimacy challenged by the losers, who disagree too violently with the rulings to accept them with good grace.
It is hard to disagree too much: it was obvious from an early stage that Japan would take some subduing but when Heyneke Meyer's side pulled the emergency cord nothing happened.
And unfortunately, America's politicians disagree too much about the deep, philosophical issues (such as the proper role of the state in infrastructure funding, or the proper size of the government) that they can't seem to make progress on the common-sense issues on which they (presumably) agree.
But the problem with this analysis is that what most people understand by "comfort zone" is a position that involves the least argument and confrontation possible; a zone where we don't have to disagree too much, and can all at least pretend we get along.
