"All we've been hearing the last three years is if you like your policy you can keep it.... I'm infuriated because I was lied to," one woman told this newspaper, as part of a story on how some middle-class Californians have been stunned to learn the real costs of Obamacare.
But some ranchers are infuriated because, they say, too much private land was included in the monument boundary.
"I'd talk to people and make them cry, and then I'd become more infuriated because I thought they were weak," she tells the group.
"I'm infuriated because I know if the shoe was on the other foot, the Bush campaign would be trying to get a recount," she said.
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The infuriated strikers, members of the Order of the Knights of St. Crispin, massed at the railroad station armed with clubs and rifles.
That infuriated scores of advocates who collected signatures in just one week — a drastically condensed timeline — only to watch their work rendered moot because of a government error.
He was killed by the infuriated people of Alexandria.
And so is the infuriated reaction of their more cynical fellow politicians.
The coup won huge popular backing but infuriated supporters of the president's Muslim Brotherhood.
