Mr. Wilson can regale them with how he pursued a similar strategy in 1994, winning re-election with 55 percent of the vote after embracing Proposition 187 to cut off state-funded education and health programs for the children of illegal immigrants.
A Field Poll, the gold standard for California polling, released two weeks ago found that 40percentt of G.O.P. primary voters pegged illegal immigration as the top issue -- perhaps not a surprise given that California, a border state, once embraced Proposition 187, which barred state spending on illegal immigrants and their children.
Any set of rules you build will fail to embrace some propositions you find obviously true and good, and, rigorously followed, will generate other propositions you find obviously false and evil.
"And I think we embrace that proposition, that he stands qualified to be the president".
"We want the government to embrace the proposition of faster borders, using smartphones and trusted-travellers programmes".
By 57 percent to 37 percent, voters in these districts embrace the proposition that "President Obama's economic policies have run up a record federal deficit while failing to end the recession or slow the record pace of job losses".
That it seems to have embraced the Proposition 8 case as well is surprising.
Mr. Thomas will win little applause in the Republican caucus for embracing the proposition that what America needs is another federal entitlement.
Doctrine of the affections, also called Doctrine Of Affects, German Affektenlehre, theory of musical aesthetics, widely accepted by late Baroque theorists and composers, that embraced the proposition that music is capable of arousing a variety of specific emotions within the listener.
Soames [1987] concludes that we ought to give up the view that propositions are sets of worlds of any sort, and embrace an account of propositions according to which propositions are structured entities, with individuals, properties and relations as constituents.
