It would be foolish to expect the debate to be resolved definitively.
Nevertheless, women (even feminists) fortunately don't march in lock-step, so trying to smother debate is foolish – and impossible.
In a clear bid to peel off some of those votes, Mr. Sarkozy's center-right government has spent months promoting a sometimes foolish, sometimes menacing "national debate" on French identity.
"To me -- and I think Ted came to the exact conclusion -- it's kind of foolish to have a debate on something you can't do anything about," he said of their differences over the elimination of nuclear weapons, "when there are clear and present dangers you can do something about".
Bringing this up again runs the risk of making Hillary look foolish, like in the Ohio debate when she criticized Obama for "denouncing", but not "rejecting", Louis Farrakhan.
Many of you, by that I mean many of my skeptic and humanist colleagues, expressed deep concern and anger that I would be so foolish as to accept a debate with a creationist, as this would promote him and them more than it would promote me and us.
We haggle over the small things because sometimes the big ideas are too large to be contained in a single debate, and it's foolish to even try.
Surely the GOP would not be as foolish when it came time to debate health care.
He has a solid lead over the other GOP candidates, and if he falters in any debate he could look more foolish and lose ground.
British MPs branded Donald Trump a "stupid", "dangerous" and foolish "wazzock" who utters "poisonous words" in a debate over whether the US presidential contender should be banned from the UK.
