But as she explained her rationale for supporting Mr. Obama, of Illinois, she stood behind a lectern, reading from prepared remarks.
"These are going to be tough economic times, very tough, and when I think about it, I want somebody who is going to hit the ground running," said Ms. Cantwell, a player in Senate energy policy who pointed to $100-a-barrel 100-a-barrel 100-a-barrelale foilbasking Mrs. Clinton.
Part of her rationale for calling the police, she said, was because Airbnb wasn't helping her to get him to leave.
"These songs must be heard, not just musically, but for what they say," Ono said of her rationale for revisiting the album 47 years after it was released.
When asked her rationale, she disregarded the head of the civil rights office and instead, in meetings with advocates, blamed the media for "getting the story wrong".
Reflecting on her victory in the Pennsylvania primary, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday neatly summed up the chief political rationale of her enduring candidacy.
It also provides the rationale of her campaign.
Any caring reader would have welcomed a franker, fuller discussion from Ms. Mainwaring of the difficulties she faced, and the rationale of her solutions.
Hence the new rationale of diversity.
See Bentham, Rationale of Judicial Evidence, bk.
