In her reading of the constitutionality of the Obama health care law favoring the poor and disabled, she sided with Ginsburg against fellow liberals Breyer and Kagan.
In the estimation of historian L. G. Thomas, DeVeber's fellow Liberals "were not inclined to take him too seriously" as a potential premier.
And here is Ta-Nehisi Coates: I have heard it said by some fellow liberals that Breitbart was in fact a good person, that his public persona was not the same as his private.
Yesterday all my fellow liberals were passing David Frum's commentary about the direction of the Republican Party around Facebook; it's one of those extremely satisfying reads that says exactly what we've all been thinking.
Also on Tuesday, Dick Durbin, a senior Senate Democrat and close Obama ally, urged fellow liberals to consider reforming Medicare and Medicaid, signaling possible compromise in an area where Democrats have steadfastly resisted change.
IF CANADA'S prime minister calls a general election very soon, as well he might, Paul Martin and his fellow Liberals will doubtless spend much of the campaign crowing over their balancing of the federal government's books for seven years in a row.
The latest inane Twitter drama unfolded when the actor and director Mark Duplass wrote a tweet that has since been deleted, urging his "fellow liberals" to follow conservative firebrand Ben Shapiro.
Responding in The Nation and The Los Angeles Times, the Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig incited an online furor when he accused President Obama of betraying his fellow liberals by declining to confront the capital's culture of corporate dependence.
Instead of following this path, Obama has "rebuked his fellow liberals for their 'sanctimony'" and called Republicans "hostage takers".
Yet she has faithfully pressed Mr. Obama's immediate priorities, keeping fellow liberals moving forward on a plan to cap carbon dioxide emissions even though energy-state Democrats and party campaign strategists consider it risky — economically, politically or both.
Malcolm Turnbull has been heckled by his fellow Liberals after declaring in a speech to their New South Wales state council that the party was not driven by "factions" and "back-room deals".
