He told the Australian this week that before the election, watering down Section 18C of the act was supported by "only a few of the crazy rightwingers like myself".
Despite their often stated distaste for him, the party elite is willing to carry Trump on its back as they navigate the election waters.
Tom Campbell, the most thoughtful Republican candidate for governor in next year's election, thinks water is by far the most important issue facing the state.
When visiting a village in Madhya Pradesh's Chhindwara district last week, I found voters planning to boycott the election over water issues.
It has the Bunny Girl joke from Bridget Jones's Diary - and of course there are the Election echoes, watered down.
These alternative elections contain water reuse in oil and gas operations, municipal, agricultural, and industrial processes.
Correction: December 16, 2000, Saturday Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about a disputed election for a water board in Hempstead, N.Y., referred erroneously to a comment by a board member, Emedio Torre, about a candidate's decision to ask for a recount.
Sometimes you find nongeographical information, like statistics from the last presidential election covering Gulf of Mexico waters in a map of Florida (above).
The party took 22 percent of votes in the 2005 election, a high-water mark in nearly a century, since the heyday of the party's progenitor, the Liberals, who governed for long periods in the second half of the 19th century.
Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right coalition, which faces an election in September, watered down its original plans amid pressure from Internet lobbyists, lawyers and others who argued that it undermined freedom of information.
