McLeroy is part of a large and powerful movement determined to impose a thoroughly distorted, ultra-partisan, Christian nationalist version of US history on America's public school students.
That's the aim of other, seemingly more "moderate" bi-partisan proposals to impose a ceiling on federal spending.
Red Army units then stood back as the Germans crushed the partisans, killed 150,000 people and levelled the city, again wiping out an indigenous force that might have proved troublesome to the Soviets' plans to impose a communist government.
O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.
Closer contacts impose a higher rotational stiffness.
Impose a daily limit on grieving.
But that would impose an intolerable burden.
Yet Mr Greenwald fails to let readers reach their own conclusions about the NSA and Mr Snowden's conduct, preferring to impose his partisan views.
Once the state grows large enough, there will always be some theoretical justification available for imposing a governmental norm — or, more aptly, a purely partisan one — on private institutions that seek to go their own way instead.
