Trump in turn accused McCain of failing veterans and associated him with the beleaguered Department of Veterans Affairs, which McCain is not in charge of and has emphatically pushed for reform within.
But during the proceedings on Thursday, Representative G. K. Butterfield, Democrat of North Carolina, emphatically pushed for the more lenient punishment of a reprimand, saying that Mr. Rangel's misconduct was unintentional and that his long record of public service should be considered.
If City stays in second, it will advance to the knockout stage in the competition for the first time in club history as it simultaneously tries to capture its first title in England's top league since 1968 and emphatically, and somewhat remarkably, push aside Manchester United.
One major way is to push back---emphatically---at any racist or white supremacist expression, starting with the forthcoming Fourth of July family picnic.
Other students who helped push the change were seated around her, and they nodded emphatically.
Rubio pushed back emphatically, insisting he has never been, and will never be, for "blanket amnesty".
In this most recent example, Mr. Palmisano, 48, who is regarded as a leading candidate to someday succeed Mr. Gerstner, is the senior executive who pushed most emphatically for the Linux initiative -- and has the most riding on its outcome.
Yesterday, in a telephone interview, Mr. Levy said he emphatically supported merit pay as a tool to encourage teachers to take risks and push their students to perform.
When the band came back in, Ms. Coltrane joined the momentum, pushing her arpeggiated phrases more emphatically.
