Jake finishes off by asking if Issa really believes the strange, paranoiac, NRA ghost story that he's been telling, that this failed program is a Trojan horse for a bunch of anti-gun laws that the Obama administration has never ever demonstrated even a slight desire to implement.
When I ask if he ever forgets a slight, the question is meant to be a joke, but he replies in the same sinister monotone.
So, if you've ever noticed a slight sense of relief as you head back off to the office the next morning, it should make you feel a little better to know that you're not alone.
Mr. Hollander, the London and New York theater's Bosie in "The Judas Kiss," accomplishes the split-second transitions from one personage to the next without ever fully dispelling a slight air of self-congratulation. "It's infectious today," he remarks late on as events spiral ever upward into chaos.
Blacks were 13percentt of voters, their largest share ever, but only a slight increase.
He is ever watchful for a slight, real or imagined, such as suggesting that he wasn't the band's main creative genius after the departure of the late Syd Barrett in 1968, or that his subsequent solo career may have failed to match that of his former bandmates.
"People are dying in far higher numbers than we've ever seen, and a slight decrease in fatalities from the previous month should not be seen as any indication that the risk has decreased," said chief coroner Lisa Lapointe.
"A girl who's like 'That's my thing — my eyeliner.' " Tabitha Baker is making sure every model's hair is done, "polished, ever so loose, with a slight wave".
The company also offered a software patch to fix the problem for Toshiba laptop owners worldwide, but that has not satisfied Chinese consumers, who are ever ready to discern a slight from their wartime aggressors.
"It was the first time I've ever flown," says Mike Balls, a slight character who looks barely beyond adolescence but is nonetheless described in the band's biography as "the hardest man in soccer violence".
