Our budget would repeal in its entirety this disastrous law, and lay the groundwork for patient-centered health care reforms that would increase coverage, lower costs and provide better outcomes for patients and families".
Johnson, in contrast, navely "accepted the premises of the policies that had been developed under Eisenhower" and took the country into a disastrous war, while lying about it to boot.
But union leaders and some industry experts say the roots of labor intransigence lie in disastrous business decisions made by management that alienated employees.
Insomniacs will be familiar with that disastrous moment as you lie there in the dark, with your eyes shut, when you think: "What does my brain actually have to do, to make me become asleep?
They issued a flurry of statements in even harsher language -- "lying," "desperate," "disastrous" -- than in their carefully worded ads.
Young agrees: "We've all heard stories of celebrities in disastrous relationships; we watch them lie, cheat and get away with it.
Archibald MacLeish, a former Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, stated that when the press had finished with Sir Frederick, "..the sum total effect was a lie and a disastrous and evil lie.
I agree with President Bush that it is a warning signal, but the warning is that the last thing we, the American people, need is to be misled into another disastrous war based on blatant lies, overblown rhetoric, reckless hype and trumped-up intelligence.
On the second day of war, Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt and King Hussein of Jordan agreed to blame nonexistent American and British airstrikes for their disastrous losses -- the kind of lie that has helped embitter many Arabs against America.
Did the fault lie with Herzog's disastrous TV performance?
