Democratic presidential candidates, debating here, harshly and intensely attacking one another Sunday night on the wisdom of President Bush's invasion of Iraq and whether Congress should have authorized $87 billion that would help maintain the war effort.
Body-camera footage released in February shows just how intensely Hickman attacks the suspected jaywalker, 33-year-old Johnnie Jermaine Rush.
They are also being evacuated to areas that are still war zones, even if they are not being attacked as intensely as east Aleppo.
The revelation is intensely embarrassing for David Cameron, who attacked the comic's use of such schemes as "morally wrong".
Opposition advertisements featured black and white photographs of him looking slack-jawed, and in televised debates, opposition leaders attacked him so intensely that the normally combative prime minister was sometimes left speechless.
His response had two aspects to it: He both proposed arguments meant to explain heterosexual marriage and arguments that amounted to an intensely homophobic attack on same-sex unions.
That might account for the decision by Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Green to attack each other so intensely -- and often personally.
Adults can discriminate between individual humans, attacking familiar people more intensely than strangers.
The problem they face is that they hate one another rather intensely, as the attacks on Romney revealed.
Hypervigilant to disrespect or attacks, intensely loyal, and protective of his family, BP continued dealing and fighting those who stood in his way.
