Magdy el-Attar, 41, a mechanic and a Brotherhood member who said he had spent four days in Tahrir Square, said he was so disappointed in what he saw as the group's capitulation to the generals that he had taken off his Muslim Brotherhood badge.
Congressional negotiators said today that they had reached broad agreement on a $200 billion transportation bill but had rejected a tough new national standard for drunken driving, a move that was immediately denounced by highway safety groups as a capitulation to the liquor lobby.
Common Cause, a watchdog group, called it a capitulation.
Labour MP Alison McGovern, a supporter of the Open Britain campaign group, called it a "capitulation by the prime minister", adding: "Suella Fernandes is the second chair of the hard Brexit-supporting European Research Group to be appointed as a DExEU minister in the past seven months". She called on May to reverse her decision to leave the single market and customs union.
Editorial endorsements for Abbott have also come from the rival Fairfax Media group, though with more capitulation to the inevitable than enthusiasm.
"The resolution tabled by the Arab group represents a shameful capitulation to Saudi Arabia and has denied Yemeni victims their first real opportunity for justice," said Balkees Jarrah, senior council at Human Rights Watch.
His capitulation to the latest group of hard-liners to take him prisoner is a lot harder to justify.
Dani Eyer, the incoming director of the group's Salt Lake City chapter, said a capitulation by the city would violate the rights of non-Mormons, allowing one religious group to determine rules and regulations over what the original sales agreement defined -- and the appeals court affirmed -- was public property.
But the Prime Minister's capitulation to ill-informed group-think, giving credence to the notion that immigration is a cost to the country when quite the opposite is true, is no basis from which to begin.
Critics, among them some municipalities and environmental groups, said the bill was a capitulation to the energy industry and would all but eliminate their ability to decide where gas development could happen.
But labor, consumer and animal rights groups decried the change as a capitulation to big business that will open the floodgates to most of the nation's more than 200 poultry-processing plants operating at the faster rate.
