Then, in 2010, he excoriated Republicans for advancing a birthright citizenship measure of their own.
There is a freedom, we suppose, in taking all of this for granted, as a birthright.
Many workers who clustered around the Conservative leader were from families whose fathers and sons had spent generations down in the mines, and saw a vote for Labour as a birthright.
Do you know how many girls don't wear underwear at HQ? My final stop for the night, HQ is considered a birthright for the people of Adelaide and visiting at least once is mandatory.
The setting could hardly be more fitting for a man who came to believe that beauty was a birthright for all: a world-class museum with free entry in a public park, cheek by jowl with shabby brick terraced houses, curry restaurants and thrift shops.If other sites hold pieces of the Morris legacy, Walthamstow can claim to be the jewel.
In Egypt's tight-knit community, there are two types: The ones born into radical families for whom dissent is a birthright, and those who discovered this path for themselves.
At a speech here this morning, Senator John Edwards, the North Carolina Democrat newly energized by The Des Moines Register's endorsement on Sunday, declared that it was time to "make health care a birthright for every child born in America, for the first time in American history".
He supported the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency, claiming that clean air and clear water are "a birthright for every American".
Small banks especially seem to think it is a birthright for them to make money on mortgages without suffering any ill effects if the loans go bad.
Irony would seem to be a birthright for artists who, steeped in a communitarian island culture, have become global art celebrities.
