The American bombing campaign may be shattering the Taliban, but it is fueling fervor in this part of the country.
If economic frustration fuels fervor Tuesday in the Republican presidential caucuses in Colorado — or in the general election — the map might be one place to turn for answers.
After the New Hampshire primaries, it was clear that trust and distrust were fueling the fervor behind the voters.
Baghi continues to thrive on the same optimism that fueled his revolutionary fervor.
It was scientific and yet saturated with religious meaning, patrician but populist, global and yet fueled by jingoistic fervor.
They can be amplified by new media outlets that are fueled by the fervor of "all the fans who want to get closer to Justin," he added.
Mr. Schundler took the Republican party establishment by storm, precisely because he seemed fresh, sincere and fueled by the fervor of his convictions.
Though the movement has gained strength in recent years as part of a backlash against growing numbers of immigrants, it has taken on particular force since Sept. 11, fueled by patriotic fervor and fears about an uncertain economy.
If any place should still count as Howard Dean country, it would be here.Seattle is where the former Vermont governor began to build his base more than a year ago, where he drew more than 8,000 people to a rally downtown last summer and where his antiwar message fueled the political fervor for which this liberal city is known.
In his 1997 book A History of the American People, historian Paul Johnson makes the case that the remarkable growth of the U.S., from pioneering backwoodsmen to the most powerful and innovative nation on earth, was largely fueled by religious fervor.
Recently, the emergence of teabagger revolutionaries, fueled by secessionist fervor, given legitimacy by compliant and complicit media outlets like Fox Noise, revered by "punidiots " like Beck, Limbaugh, Hannity and others, and buttressed by a conservative ideology that abhors progress and progressive thinking, has raised the tension meter to a dangerously high level.
