"He is a qualified and very honorable federal judge who was one of the supervisors down there and who, I guess, signed off on some of the opinions over which there's controversy both ways.
Never one to be put off by the opinions of Vivienne Westwood and some environmentalists, or indeed most of the general public, David Cameron's "greenest government ever" has just announced a fresh round of licenses for hydraulic fracturing of rock-locked gas deposits.
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So the hosts chat with their like-minded guest panelists (a new gig for old pols), spew off-the-cuff opinions, and pander to our political persuasions: Fox for red, MSNBC for blue.
He is also a published author in Russia having released a book titled 555 Questions and Answers on Women, Money, Politics and Football, which given what we already know about his wacky, off-the-wall opinions may best be left on the highest possible shelf.
It has paid off in the opinion polls.But he does have another problem.
"Slow Going on Stem Cells" (editorial, Oct. 2) again sidesteps the basic issue, sloughed off as the opinion of "religious conservatives," namely, what is the human embryo?
Chancellor Gerhard Schröder was out pressing the flesh here today, happier than he has seemed in weeks, with his steady leadership during the recent floods in Germany apparently paying off in the opinion polls.
For example, Oklahomans have been sounding off in the opinion pages of their state's newspapers, unanimously in favor of Lucas killing the King amendment.
The HbA1c cut-off >9% was based on the opinions of the TMG (MJA and PNN), consisting of expert endocrinologists (SCLG and JWT), and in accordance with previous clinical trial guidance.
