Based on these policies and statements, humanists, atheists, nontheists, and secularists would likely support another Clinton presidency, especially when her opponents, like former Governor Mike Huckabee, have warned that "we cannot survive as a republic if we do not become once again a God-centered nation that understands that our laws do not come from man, they come from God".
She was paraphrasing a line from Mr. Obama, whom she said she would likely support.
In this regard, we would likely support a town pool on a more modest scale at a site that would not be a blight on the landscape.
Any sensible health-care economist would likely support rationing — up to the moment that his or her own child requires a heroic, high-cost operation.
While some in Congress would fight such a move, the housing lobby would likely support it — and it nearly always wins.
The progressive unions that have backed Clinton in this year's contest, for instance, would likely support the emergence of a serious, ongoing social democratic organization or organizations within the Democratic party.
Sampo has significant untapped gearing capacity and shareholders would likely support a rights issue with a clear exit strategy; Sampo could oversee a takeover with a view to disposing of the operations it doesn't want.
With the CTA in tatters, Ireland could join Schengen and the generally pro-European (though anti-EU elite) Irish public would likely support the idea – in theory at least.
Putting aside for a moment the polls that show broad support for a two-state solution (which Bennett opposes) as Dahlia Schiendlin, a writer at the Israeli blog 972, noted recently, a sizable majority of Knesset members (80 to 90 out of 120) would likely support an agreement creating a Palestinian state.
The Liberal Democrats and the smaller parties (most importantly, UKIP) would likely support PEVEL over EVEL; there is a good chance that public opinion would also lean this way (some canny pollster should ask English voters "Should the English have a proportional voice in the House of Commons?" to find out).
