This past Sunday, on Meet the Press, Mitt went off-script on the most substantive issue, and in the most dramatic way possible (for Mitt Romney).
While it's not the most substantive issue in the governor's race, that may be just what's so damaging about it -- with an electorate deeply unhappy with Governor Quinn's performance, the pet-kill legislation dogging Brady and taking up precious space and time does nothing but good for the incumbent.
"The meetings will attempt to, in a lively way, address for the most part substantive issues, sometimes they'll be a celebration of aspects of sports," he said.
Here was a case where we were writing about the most substantive and central issue in the campaign, and all I really wanted was for the president (or vice president) to make the case that their policies had worked in a very concrete way.
The media hosts of the fourth Republican presidential debate, Fox Business and the Wall Street Journal, promised that it would be the most substantive on the issues that Americans cared about.
"This is a substantial and complex undertaking, subject to risk and addressing a number of issues, of which the most substantive is conduct mitigation," the bank stated.
Those complexities are sobering for peace advocates who see Camp David as a breakthrough, engaging the Israelis and the Palestinians in their most substantive discussions yet of the thorniest issues.
"The president has had a series of meetings with Republicans and Democrats together, as well as individual meetings with members on both sides, that have been among the most substantive that he's had on any issue," McDonough said.
[Editors' note: the most substantive suggestions are shown in the accompanying Author response.] 2) The second issue relates to how stalled versus translating RNCs were experimentally compared.
The directive, issued Friday by Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy defense secretary, represents the most substantive retaliation to date by the Bush administration against American allies who opposed its decision to go to war in Iraq.
The city is facing arguably the most important election in its history, and the New York Times decided to report the more sensational, but less substantive issue of whether the city would elect its first white mayor since the 1970s.
