Way to freakin' go!' For all their bizarre and narrow-minded opinions, at least these people have fire in their bellies.
With the laws and narrow-minded opinions that discriminate against the LGBTQ community lingering in our political discourse like an incurable disease, mocking the gay and lesbian community is politically correct.
"Some people have a very, very narrow opinion about our curriculum," Sessay says.
For example, Roberts wrote a narrow opinion in 2007 holding that the McCain-Feingold campaign-finance law did not apply to certain political advertisements in Wisconsin.
Though the party's lead had been narrowing, opinion polls had pointed to a win for the PP, under Mr Aznar's hand-picked successor, Mariano Rajoy.
To take one example, Juan Williams points to Marshall's success in persuading Chief Justice Warren Burger to write a broad rather than a narrow opinion upholding busing for school integration.
New Labour was created "from first principles", he says, whereas "there is no evidence of this 'reconstructed' [Tory] party other than in posters, slogans and public relations".Some of these claims resonate, as the narrowing opinion polls may reflect.
In the last election, 61.4% of British adults cast their vote, and it seems unlikely that many more will do so this time round (though perhaps the narrowing opinion polls will galvanise a few).
"We are quite pleased this morning when we read that the justices crafted a narrow opinion" that avoided a "rigid" approach to defining patentability.
"It could be a very narrow opinion and just about permitting requirements," Hollinger said.
