At the close of this endless campaign — on one of those crisp, clear New York days where the glimmer of possibility seems to lurk at the tapering edge of the city's ruler-straight canyons — it is worth recalling that America, alone among nations, is an idea; and that idea dies when hope and possibility disappear.
In the film, several former Shin Bet leaders argue forcefully that terrorism is ultimately a political problem that cannot be resolved by endless campaigns of assassination.
His assumption, also the assumption of Brian Bosworth in an influential 1973 article, is that Alexander's top generals wanted their king dead, as that was the only way they could stop the now-endless campaign of conquest.
A number of people, including Cancer Research UK, have raised concerns about Burzynski and the endless campaigns to raise hundreds of thousands of pounds to send seriously ill cancer patients half way across the world to be treated with drugs that haven't been proved to work.
A welcome first Take oil and fresh water… The endless campaign ReprintsMuch of that weakness may be traced to the run-up in oil prices that followed the Libyan uprising and to the Japanese earthquake and tsunami, which disrupted supply chains.
It will all be in the way that this entire endless campaign has been a display of wearily calculated artifice broadcast to parallel audiences, which is to say a big, cynical bummer.
The right's endless campaign against the straw man of unions has chiseled in a national perception of teachers as, at best, well-meaning but foolish self-sacrificers and at worst, lazy idiots.
So it is important to step back, from the last machinations of this endless campaign, and think again about what America is.
No doubt Goldberg expected that, before long, he would be able to reminisce about that strange week, near the end of an endless campaign, when a blogger using a pen name was the most talked-about conservative columnist in America.
From the beginning of this endless campaign, he sensed clearly that the American people were repelled by the fractious, bitter tone of political discourse.
