And, second, the passage shows that Holder not only endorsed this argument; he made it to the White House.
It turns out, however, that even the four conservative luminaries whom the Bush campaign rounded up to advise him on this program weren't prepared to fully endorse this argument.
It turns out, however, that even the four conservative luminaries whom the Bush campaign rounded up to advise him on this program weren't prepared to fully endorse this argument.
(Interestingly, Sidgwick himself does not endorse this argument, but he clearly sees this problem as part of the appeal of theism).
Though neither Nagel (2000) nor Jackson (1998) now endorse this argument, many philosophers contend that it raises special problems for any physicalistic view (see Alter 2007, and, in response, Jackson 2007).
Some Republicans, like Kentucky senator Rand Paul, would like to see full repeal, but the party leadership doesn't endorse this argument.
It comes very close to endorsing the argument that we need more firearms in police hands to combat urban threat.
They acquitted him of attempted robbery, but convicted him of attempted petty larceny, endorsing the argument that he had sought only to trick Mr. Sandy for drugs or money.
However Descartes, by endorsing that argument, does not endorse the claim that 'if I can conceive of A's existing without B's existing, then A can exist without B existing'.
Aristotle observes in Book X that what all things aim at is good (1172b35 1173a1); significantly, he falls short of endorsing the argument that since all aim at pleasure, it must be the good.
"The problem that's before us is whether or not individuals can be compelled to support political views that they disagree with," said Chief Justice John Roberts, seemingly endorsing the argument that even fees that go to a union's collective bargaining efforts -- which cover every worker, even those who aren't union members -- can impinge on the right to free speech. .
