Barring the massive resistance of an industry resisting its own demise, of course.
Unsurprisingly, there was massive resistance to the scheme.
"There is a massive resistance movement growing," says Clare Short.
During Obama's Presidency, Republican senators exploited ancient rules in order to put up massive resistance.
"His tactics were like the massive resistance employed by virulent segregationists during the early days of the civil rights movement".
He also supported "massive resistance," the name given to Virginia's opposition to public school desegregation in the late 1950s.
Most attempts to reform the system confronted massive resistance from well-organized trade unions armed with contracts protecting their members.
Now, a new narrative is forming: if you attack Planned Parenthood, be prepared to meet massive resistance, as well as a ton of negative press.
After Mr. Holton, Virginia restored to office the previous governor, Mills Godwin, a champion of the state's "massive resistance" to desegregation.
No matter what happens on Nov. 6, this position of massive resistance is likely to become integral to campaign strategy in the future.
Civil rights advocates, who for years had been patiently laying the constitutional groundwork, cheered to the rafters, while segregationists mourned "Black Monday" and vowed "massive resistance".
