People who tilt decidedly right-libertarian have embraced it, as have people who tilt decidedly left-liberal -- its criticisms of big government and security hawkishness play, respectively, to each side.
"He embraced it as much as a politician can," he said.
I embraced it as much as Peter did, no doubt about it.
Few, though, have embraced it as unashamedly as Bacon: at times for him it became an inextinguishable obsession.
After running away from that record in his 2008 campaign for the nomination, he has now embraced it as right for Massachusetts — but not for the nation.
The dancers immediately embraced it—"As soon as I dropped it, that's when the push was crazy," he says.
While other right-wingers have similarly likened Obama to the Nazis, no major right-wing outlet as embraced it as much as WND -- and it's the only major right-wing outlet to offer a justification for publishing them.
When soca sped up calypso and cut back on its lyrics, Lord Kitchener embraced it as a legacy of what his Young Brigade had done decades earlier.
Wisely, he embraced it as the frothy entertainment it is, setting its antics and merry dances behind army-drum footlights against a handsome false proscenium.
It was greeted with derisive, negative reviews by the mainstream press and public -- unprepared for its radical, non-linear style -- until alternative audiences embraced it as a cinematic breakthrough.
Some embraced it as a heaven on earth.
