As our colleague Jeff Zeleny wrote on the Caucus yesterday and in today's paper, it's one of the first times that the harsh divide between the camps of Senators Clinton and Senator Barack Obama has spilled over into jeopardizing the fund-raising efforts of Democrats down-ballot.
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"Braid" divided its harsh opening chords into smaller notes that repeated and induced more tension.
Instead of stressing the fine print of policy, campaigners are being urged to emphasise the pain caused when harsh immigration rules divide loving families.
The German debate over Greece continues to be harsh and the government appears divided, with skepticism that Mr. Samaras's plan would not mean extra costs for Germany.
The message comes as the shutdown, already the longest in history, nears its 29th day, as Trump's demand for $5 billion of funding for a border wall has met the harsh political realities of a divided government.
The shooting, coming amid harsh political rancor and a divided country, reverberated through Washington and beyond, as Trump and members of Congress began talking about unity for the first time since the presidential election.
"Even a phased in or watered down version of tax credit cuts will condemn Britain to higher levels of child poverty than at any time in fifty years and what is 'government induced poverty' will leave us a more divided, more polarised, harsher, 'two nations' Britain, inequality set to rise faster than anywhere in the world".
Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California, the chairman of the committee, is now saying he regrets holding the hearing because of the harsh partisan divide among members toward Clemens and his accuser, Brian McNamee.
