Unfortunately, she is in fact Theresa May, who has been Home Secretary for the last six years and has built up a body of frightening policies that should worry everyone all of her own.
I was 32 years old, an analyst at the RAND Corporation, a nervous, excited, frightened policy wonk.
Finally, the typical predictions of economic disaster for industry and for patients are simply unsubstantiated smokescreens intended to frighten policy makers and consumers.
The discussion was infantile on immigration, frightening on foreign policy and allowed Trump to promote the lethal myth that vaccines spread autism.
A violent change in power in Pakistan is especially frightening to American policy makers and others who fear that the country's nuclear weapons could get into the hands of those waging war against the West.
One-third of the crude oil processed in Chinese refineries is now foreign.Higher oil prices have frightened Chinese policy-makers into ensuring an adequate and reliable supply.
At a recent Congressional fund-raising gala in Hollywood, Ms. Streisand noted that President Bush had once joked that his job would be easier if he were a dictator and said she found some of his policies frightening, but she did not call him a frightening dictator.
The committee report, Low Carbon Network Infrastructure, says the system needs a shake up just days after the Energy Institute complained that continual changes in energy policy were frightening away investment.
The potential for an arbitrary enforcement of the new policy was frightening, and as a result many Jews chose to leave Hesse.
I wish it were so, but, as amazing as it might seem, Answers in Genesis and the Discovery Institute have the ability to shape public policy in frightening ways.
