Teachers in the state have not forgotten his harsh attacks on educators and college administrators in his effort to reform the education system.
In addition, in his continued defense of harsh interrogation techniques (aka torture and abuse), VP Cheney forgets that harsh techniques have ensured that future detainees will be less likely to cooperate because they see us as hypocrites.
With the arrival of a new season, after all, it can be easy to forget the harsh winter that came before.
"We sentimentalise the past, forgetting how harsh it was," Oates suggests, "but when you write a novel you can bring back the complexities.
At his victory speech, Mr. Cruz thanked the lieutenant governor for his service and for calling to offer his support, and he called for Mr. Dewhurst's followers to forget the harsh words of the campaign and join together.
Bacon's examination of Laura's legacy is densely particular and poetic — Cam is haunted by his mother's bedroom window, that "tranquil rectangle of blameless air"; Celia registers a runaway horse as a "streak of need" — and yet we are never allowed to forget the harsh truths that drive her story forward: survival is never guaranteed, and fighting for it is optional.
On the terrace of Level Up, high above the city, it's easy to forget the harsh facts of life in the Gaza strip: 80% of families aid dependent; repairs completed on just 2% of more than 9,000 UN-managed housing units destroyed in a 2014 war which killed over 2,100 Palestinians; an estimated 53% of young adults "likely" to suffer clinical depression.
And don't forget the "harsh punishment" side of the equation: "rotten person and a sell-out".
The lamp still burned on Thursday, a discreet glow from a corner cabinet, but in the week since his release from captivity, it has become all but forgotten as a harsh, probing spotlight beamed on Bergdahl, his family and the town of Hailey.
For scientific reasons that I once knew and have since forgotten, this softens any harsh flavors the alliums may have.
