He has also been talking repeatedly with Mr. Toledo, who can be impetuous and heated in his statements, urging him to remain calm.
Who's he kidding, folks?" At one point Mr. Bush grew so heated in his statements about what he saw as arrogance and overzealousness in the federal government that he misstated its role in Social Security, which he has proposed partly privatizing.
A Spanish official said that the statement drew heated protests from Washington, and a forcefully worded letter from President Bush.
The statement followed heated attacks on Russia at the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday, but it opted not to try to adopt a formal resolution because Russia holds one of the five vetoes.
In the tradition of colorful Hudson County politicians, Mr. Russo played hardball politics, delighting his supporters and exasperating his opponents with bombastic statements and heated exchanges with City Council in which he often shouted down those who challenged him.
Their statement evoked a heated response from Dr. Dawkins in New Scientist; he accused them of lying on a minor point and demanded an apology.
The calculus inside that agency seems to be that the Keystone debate is already too heated, and that any public statement, no matter how benign, adds potentially explosive oxygen.
On climate change, their statements became increasingly heated, accusatory, and bizarre.
Romney then caught more heat for statement's made during a fundraiser in Jerusalem just this last Sunday when he suggested that Jewish culture is part of what has allowed them to be more economically successful than the Palestinians -- a statement that outraged Palestinian leaders, according to The Associated Press.
Stocks also heated up once the Fed issued its statement, after a lackluster morning.
