It intends to call, and win, separate votes on particularly unpopular aspects of Agenda 2010, or contrive a vote to endorse something that runs contrary to the whole spirit of the programme.
They can't be comfortable endorsing something that seems tied to evolution when they're so opposed to the concept of evolution.
"Am I going to endorse something that goes too far to protect the whole society?" In that interview, Lively also called Uganda a faithfully Christian country, and virulently anti-gay pastor Martin Ssempa a friend and a "good man".
A few people pulled off the tricky feat of not endorsing anybody (something that campaigns don't find endearing, and that the 2008 Clinton campaign, in particular, didn't) and, instead, as the saying goes, "offering advice to anyone who might find it helpful".
This analysis does not account for the fact that Mr. Perry plans to endorse Mr. Gingrich, something that could sway some of the undecided voters into his camp.
At first we weren't sure about endorsing something sponsored by a clothing company that Nick has described as "a web show hosted by the Toilet Cobra (my Mishka Bloglin persona) and shot and edited by The VIdiot (the persona of a guy who doesn't want his real name used) where I get drunk and bother people.
"We worry about being seen to endorse something which could give people the impression that we were backing one side," Mr. Thompson said on the BBC's Web site.
Unfortunately, we live in a world where some of us believe that if a white man endorses something, it's successful.
But I think if it comes to endorsing something, for example singing at the Winter Olympics, then that's more of a grey area.
Irving Franklin's son, Larry, recalled Monday that his father was eager to get a top-flight player to endorse something his company made.
