I don't like what he has done and what he has got involved in".
I just try to do stuff", he has got involved with all aspects of his operations, even the commercial side.
He has got involved in matters better left to others: he clashed with Congress by vetoing a populist law to slash telephone rates, only to be accused of collusion with the telephone company by negotiating reductions himself.In this section Don't cry for Menem A country turns upside down Martin by a mile?
In the past, when he has stayed aloof from legislative action, Republicans and others have accused him of a lack of leadership; when he has gotten involved, they have complained that they could not support any bill so closely identified with Mr. Obama without risking the contempt of conservative voters.
Los Angeles is one of only a handful of school board races he has gotten involved in, said Howard Wolfson, a New York deputy mayor and counselor to Mr. Bloomberg, who added that Mr. Bloomberg had responded to a direct appeal from Mr. Villaraigosa.
When I asked Norquist recently why he has gotten involved in the fight to expand the dental workforce to include mid-levels--often called dental therapists--he told me it's because, in his view, opponents are engaging in tactics to preserve a profitable status quo at the expense of millions of Americans.
Even while he was campaigning for the presidency, he had got involved in the pending byelection in the Sutton and Cheam constituency, in south-west London.
"He was quiet, a bit naive, and there were rumors that he had got involved in gambling," said Dennis Hordijk, 32, his neighbor.
Five months ago he closed out his final cases at his White Plains firm, where he practiced litigation and matrimonial law, to dedicate himself entirely to the theater, which he had gotten involved with four years earlier.
He had gotten involved in dance at Wesleyan University, as a natural offshoot of his work in film and theater; those were the days when theater innovators were rediscovering the elemental power of movement.
Mr. Cain, the director of live action films like "The Stone Boy" (1984), "Young Guns" (1988) and "The Amazing Panda Adventure" (1995), said he had gotten involved with the venture after tiring of being a director for hire and deciding he would work only on films that truly interested him.
