Wen's Twitter account was now swarming with the gadflies of the 50-Cent Party, which is the nickname for commentators who reportedly get paid 50 Chinese cents for every pro-government post.
The change in Texas is underscored by the position of State Senator Chris Harris, a conservative Republican from Arlington, who boasted, "I've voted for every pro-law-enforcement, pro-conviction bill in the 16 years I've been in the Legislature".
As Sean Dolat, a Labour activist who worked on the campaign full time for the final two weeks observed on Labourlist: On Twitter….I'd check the #bradfordwest hash tag, and for every pro-Labour tweet there was easily 10 pro-Galloway ones, seemingly from young Asian Bradford constituents.
Why else do an overwhelming majority of congressmen roll over for every pro-Israel motion?" He then returns to his "even-handed" criticism of those who go too far and accuse Jews of "running the country".
They know how hard baseball is, and — like the Mets, for that matter; like every pro — can hardly wait to play within its icy rules.
At the paper, he said, he tries to compel his editors, who are anti-coup, to provide balanced coverage: "For every three pro-Mel op-eds, I say they should run three anti.
And his supporters spent roughly $2.40 on independent expenditures for every $1 that pro-Gomez groups spent since the general election began on May 1, the Center's analysis indicates.
We obtained the average weighted and unweighted UniFrac distances within Pro, within Pro, and between Pro and Pro samples for every group, probiotic types, and all subjects, respectively (Fig. 3).
