Which is to say he had weekly columns in the two most prominent English newspapers, which held opposing political outlooks.
"You couldn't have two more opposing economic outlooks," he said, adding: "Yes, we borrowed a lot of money in the Reagan years but we rebuilt the American economy in an incredible way.
It was a fusion of two usually opposed political outlooks into a single message – one that aimed to command, and hold, the centre ground for the Conservative party.
Lisa Allardice, editor of the Guardian Review This year I was very pleased to make the acquaintance of two fictional (or quasi-fictional in the case of Colette) women from the early 20th century, whose experience and outlooks in opposing ways embody the feminist revolution to come.
His views on German re-unification were also particularly influential; he opposed the dominant outlooks of the time by claiming that the demand for re-unification meant that German politics remained infected with the damaging traces of old geo-political ideas and ambitions, and it prevented the fundamental redirection of German political life.
But if a second investor cannot be found, or if the trading desk has a market outlook that aligns with the bet, the trader can take the opposing position using the bank's own account.
"This is not just a selfish and provincial outlook for the benefit of a few," LaRose said in a letter opposing the drilling.
OUTLOOK -- With such a potent offense, the defense, particularly the secondary, has to keep opposing quarterbacks from shredding it.
Unless the opposing positions of "no cuts" and "no new taxes" are compromised, and this seems unlikely before 2013, the outlook for the US economy is grim.
Outlook magazine asks an important question this week: "Who Calls The Shots?" The article is about Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal chief minister and ruling coalition ally, opposing legislation pushed by the central government.
