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And his fierce support for "enforcement only" policies is now pushing the Senate bill (and any possible compromise bill) much further in his direction.A reprise of the pitchforkThere is no doubt that Mr Tancredo's triumph is a disaster in terms of both policymaking and Republican politics.
The Mayor's fierce support for Measure M gets two thumbs up from this transit rider, biker and pedestrian.
He is a senior leader in the Muslim Brotherhood who, unlike his peers, is also beloved by many liberals for his fierce support of the protests in Tahrir Square.
He would soon become known across the state for keeping his hair in a vintage fluffed mullet styled after the country singer Conway Twitty, for wearing a 9mm pistol to work each morning, and for his fierce support of the state's death penalty.
Another wild card: How Trump's fierce support of Israel and settlements in the Palestinian West Bank complicate prospects for peace in the Middle East.
Immigration is an exceptionally difficult issue for Republicans, given fierce base support for draconian legislation, and changing demographics that squeeze its leadership.
Mr. Rafeh had been outspoken in his support for the fierce government suppression of armed opponents.
WASHINGTON — President Obama on Tuesday stepped into the middle of a fierce lobbying battle by reinforcing his support for an independent agency to protect consumers against lending abuses that contributed to the financial crisis.
"And the record reflects that.'' On Tuesday, Ned Lamont defeated Mr. Lieberman, a three-term senator, in the primary after mounting a fierce campaign attacking the senator's support for the war and cooperation with President Bush.
Mr Nemtsov was a fierce critic of President Putin's support for pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine, and opposition activists have accused the government of involvement in the murder - an accusation strongly denied by the Kremlin.
The controversial technique ― which ruptures bedrock with highly pressured, sand- and chemical-laced water deep underground, freeing the gas beneath ― has been met with fierce protests in the U.K. Public support for fracking fell to 37.3percentt last year, down from 58percentt in 2013, according to a YouGov poll for the University of Nottingham, which was released in October 2016.
