Theodore J. Forstmann, the New York financier who resuscitated the Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation a decade ago, said that the Federal Aviation Administration's no-fly policy for some private airports was a royal pain.
Since last year, there has also been a no-fly policy to stop suspected terrorists even getting on planes, with up to three suspects a year being prevented from flying into the UK.
"Reality will eventually catch up with their policies because their policies fly in the face of reality and they are wrongheaded -- their energy policy, their health care policy, their foreign policy," Mr. Gephardt said.
In addition to their full-scale effort to present the Bradley endorsement in the best possible light, the Gore team went to great lengths today to focus reporters' attention on the Texas budget, delivering reams of documents and flying a policy aide from Washington and a state legislator from Texas to Green Bay to brief reporters on it.
What there is, he says, is "on-the-fly policy-making by speechmaking".
As ack-ack fire strafes the election skies, some policies fly and others crash to earth.
He added: "Their policies fly in the face of human history, of British history, of Britain's own hybrid genetic make-up... To journey is to be human.
Our government's restrictive immigration policies fly in the face of economic reality.
A spokesperson for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office told The Independent that they are committed to promoting LGBT equality in other ways and that the policy was not singling the rainbow flag out in particular: "It is the FCO's long-standing policy to fly the Union flag, national flags and the flags of Overseas Territories".
It made its "Bags Fly Free" policy a centerpiece of its advertising and marketing campaign.
But such a policy would fly in the face of the commitments the country made to the International Monetary Fund when the fund arranged a $30 billion emergency aid package for Brazil earlier this year.
