"I think the American people want to see something done," Mr. Obama said, echoing the stance of many independent and moderate voters reflected in polls and focus groups.
O'Connor said early on that he did not support Pelosi remaining as the top Democrat in the House — echoing the stance of Conor Lamb, the Pennsylvania Democrat who won a March special election in a GOP-leaning district.
Echoing the stance of the union, he said, "I'm wearing a visor because I think it's safer, and we've seen a lot of accidents, but I still think it should be a player's choice".
The executives, echoing the stance taken by county Chief Executive Officer William J. Popejoy, said a permanent replacement for Citron should be appointed only after a nationwide search.
In a statement accompanying his veto, Brown pointed to questions about the extra burden that the protections would place on employers, echoing the stance of business groups like the California Chamber of Commerce.
He called Benedict's remarks unprecedented, the first time such comments had come "from the mouth of a pope," but he added that they were "not a revolutionary turn," as they echoed the stance of other moral theologians — and had been offered "colloquially," not as part of official church teaching.
They echo the stance of former president Ronald Reagan, who had it right when he said, "The freer the flow of world trade, the stronger the tides of human progress and peace among nations". Reagan knew that when people trade together, it binds them together and promotes peace.
For instance, while Biden's wording virtually echoed the stance on missile defense that Obama took during the presidential campaign, it was notable because Biden did not announce a strategic review of the issue, which administration officials had considered as a way to reduce tensions between Washington and Moscow.
Echoing the wary stance of investors, Mr. Pandit sounded a note of caution Tuesday.
Echoing the official stance of the agency in Washington, Mr. Daniels said, "It's been our biggest concern all along that giving too much publicity to something like this is going to create a false sense of security for the migrants".
