Every Obama alum who spoke to HuffPost could point to an endangered policy that, at least in part, spurred them to run for office.
Barack Obama, who had at first tried to stay aloof so as not to endanger his policy of detente with Iran, declared that he was "appalled and outraged…by the threats, beatings and imprisonments" being meted out.
He fears the pendulum has swung too far, leading to policies that restrict and endanger police and embolden criminals.
Brett Hartl, endangered species policy director with the Center for Biological Diversity, called the rule a win for big industry and Republicans, not Democrats, precisely because of the increased exemptions introduced to cater to critics.
Our findings represent important information for implementing effective endangered species policy in North America.
At the heart of the complaints is that it could restrict India's ability to test nuclear weapons and endanger its foreign policy independence.
The Times rejected similar arguments when it courageously published the Pentagon Papers over the government's false objection that it would endanger our foreign policy as well as the lives of individuals.
We might also think hard not only about how to salvage soldiers but how our policies endanger them in the first place.
Remind others that our current policies endanger us.
"Where well-meaning but flawed policies endanger student safety, they must be changed," the new report states.
Of course, Trump is not a fascist, but there are similarities worth noting in regards to the way his economic and cultural perspectives and policies endanger the US's $343 billion garment industry.
