His goons have been hard at work trying to intimidate Tsvangirai voters into switching allegiance in case there is a second round.
A minority of that minority has now – like some young Muslims in Britain or Belgium or Germany – converted their disaffection into an allegiance to the morbid, anti-western, but also anti-Islamic, ideology of Isis.
The outlying kingdoms of Wales Dyfed, Brycheiniog, Glywysing, and Gwent being subjected to pressure by Rhodri's sons or by Mercia, turned to the kingdom of Wessex and by a formal commendation entered into that allegiance, ultimately expressed in homage and fealty, which each of the kings of Wales owed, individually and directly, to the English monarchy.
Severino once called transgender equality laws "the radical left using government power to coerce everyone, including children, into pledging allegiance to a radical new gender ideology".
He once penned an opinion piece where he eschewed legislation that adds "gender identity" to human rights protections, warning that "the radical left is using government power to coerce everyone, including children, into pledging allegiance to a radical new gender ideology over and above their right to privacy, safety, and religious freedom".
Will she dispatch her husband to pressure superdelegates into switching allegiances at the last minute?
This drove the Duke of Burgundy into a closer allegiance with the English.
Marinetti's gang provided a template for insurrectionary culture, especially anticipating the militant Surrealism of André Breton, whose political drive ran him into a tortured allegiance to Communism.
Botstein stuttered growing up, and his father sometimes called him Durachyok (Russian for "little fool"), and his early experience has ripened into a lifelong allegiance to underdogs.
In New York, traditional Republican faith in competition seems, when political self-interest is at stake, to dissolve into red-blooded allegiance to centralized planning.
