Recognition factor (99.4%, Robert; 98.9%, Gallup) tops Eisenhower's in '52... *Been there, done that: White House experience factor clobbers Dole, Gramm, all others... *Big foreign-policy plusses--e.g., Henry K. sez Chinese very superstitious on hereafter issues (Honorable Ancestors invented there).
Please be advised that on February 6 , 2009 the Directors filed a Notice of Appeal in the above-referenced matter to seek review of the order issued by the Honorable James C. Chalfant denying the Directors' application for a temporary restraining order against SAG.
The desperate mummery of the Philadelphia convention has issued in something more honorable: a looks-like-America cabinet.
Today, Mr. Shepherd, 65, is part of a class-action lawsuit against the armed forces arguing that he and other Vietnam veterans had post-traumatic stress disorder when they were issued other-than-honorable discharges.
Michael Pollan is correct in targeting agribusiness for contributing to obesity, but he does a grave disservice to me, and Americans in general, when he links the dire consequences of not having strong and meaningful health care reform with the honorable, but separate, issue of food industry reform.
In Manhattan, where Democrats outnumber Republicans 6 to 1 and there's wide support for abolishing the death penalty, the issue still gets at least honorable mention in all candidates' campaign literature.
Long ago, I realized that most issues of the day have honorable arguments on both sides.
Secretary Vilsack did the right and honorable thing by issuing an apology to Ms. Sherrod, admitting to mistakes made in the process, and offering her a new position.
But the Iraq issue has clearly aroused the traditional, honorable conservatism of fighting men, who know what war costs.
Instead of watching a split-screen debate filled with sighs, head-shaking, scowls and blank stares, I watched an honorable exchange on the issues.
