He dismissed those who viewed it as a political vote, saying that in fact it jeopardized his ability to win Democratic presidential primaries.
Despite his positive comments about Mr. Obama, Mr. Clyburn said he is remaining officially neutral because of his leadership position in the House and not wanting to do anything to jeopardize his ability to rally his fellow lawmakers to pass legislation.
James N. Tedisco, the Republican minority leader in the State Assembly who called on Mr. Spitzer to resign not long after the allegations were made public, was uncharacteristically terse when asked whether Mr. Paterson's admissions might jeopardize his ability to govern.
4847 fears that testifying in and revealing his name in open court will disclose his identity," Mr. Comey's office wrote, and "jeopardize his safety and the safety of his family, and jeopardize his ability to continue his undercover work in New York".
In a riveting 20 minutes of questioning, she told him that this could jeopardize his ability to act in his own best interest, especially if he is implicating other church officials to help his defense, and would prevent him from claiming during any appeal that he was not properly represented.
After his hard line against illegal immigration appeared to jeopardize his ability to woo Hispanic voters, Mr. Romney has embraced the idea of a Republican version of the Dream Act — an Obama-backed measure that Mr. Romney had said he would veto if he were president.
DÜSSELDORF, Germany — Andreas Lubitz, who was flying the Germanwings jetliner that slammed into a mountain in the French Alps on Tuesday, sought treatment for vision problems that may have jeopardized his ability to continue working as a pilot, two officials with knowledge of the investigation said Saturday.
Two officials told the New York Times that this could have jeopardized his ability to continue being a pilot, although on Monday, Kumpa indicated that there was no evidence that he was suffering any problems with his sight.
That peculiar debt between friends--created with backing from Coppola himself--has become the focal point in a bizarre legal dispute that is threatening to destroy the director's blossoming film and vineyard businesses and, according to Coppola's own court filings, may even jeopardize his ability to deliver the long-awaited Mafia epic in time for Christmas.
