I am glad that Harvey Araton had the courage to turn up the race card ("Stern Sends a Forceful Message," Nov. 22).
Mr. Obama seemed eager to go beyond his past interventions in the race, which have included forceful rejections of Mr. Trump's statements and policy proposals.
Confident that the stitch would dissipate, convinced that his competitors had weakened, Rop made a final move in a race of clever and forceful surges to win in a field of 32,185 entrants in 2 hours 8 minutes 7 seconds.
— Hillary Clinton delivered a blistering denunciation Thursday of Donald J. Trump's personal and political history with race, arguing in her most forceful terms yet that a nationalist conservative fringe had engulfed the Republican Party.
But over the last few days, that subtle tone has taken a turn not to Republican levels, perhaps, but still more forceful than we've seen in the Democratic race thus far.
The Times's Larry Rohter and Edmund L. Andrews write: As the foreclosure crisis has rippled across the economy, it has thrust itself to the forefront of the presidential race, with Democrats seizing on the issue in urging forceful government steps to alleviate the crisis.
As the foreclosure crisis has rippled across the economy, it has thrust itself to the forefront of the presidential race, with Democrats seizing on the issue in urging forceful government steps to alleviate the crisis.
But a forceful effort to shape the field on the ballot in critical races has fueled questions about the propriety of a president's using his power to pick winners and to stifle competition within his own party.
McConnell, who previously said Moore should leave the race if the allegations against him "are true," gave a more forceful condemnation on Monday. .
In an interview that will appear in Friday's Berliner Zeitung, Mr. Schroder was even more forceful, saying, "Neither economically nor politically can we afford a new round of the arms race.
