Jerry Russo, Mr. Klein's press secretary, vehemently insisted in a telephone interview that the chancellor had the highest regard for teachers and said Mr. Klein often heard from teachers supporting his initiatives, which include a new citywide curriculum and an overhaul of the school bureaucracy.
When the allegation surfaced Friday afternoon, Clinton's campaign press secretary Brian Fallon vehemently denied the charge.
Both parties favoured civil service reform, although the Democrats pressed the issue more vehemently, accusing both Garfield and Arthur of political corruption.
Britain's populist, vehemently anti-Europe press has weighed in too.
Donald Trump and his team vehemently denied during a press conference on Wednesday reports alleging that Russia's intelligence agencies have gathered a dossier of compromising information about him.
But in Clayton Swisher's The Truth About Camp David--the best book about why Camp David collapsed--Clinton's press secretary Joe Lockhart recalls that Clinton vehemently disliked Netanyahu Netanyahuhu was one of the single most obnoxious individuals you're likely to meet...
At the time, government officials vehemently denied the report, pressed the network for its source and repeatedly demanded a retraction and an apology.
Perry, the former Texas governor, was commenting on Obama's press conference earlier Wednesday, in which the president vehemently defended the U.S. pact with Iran and five other world powers.
Kazoku shinema was enthusiastically embraced in South Korea after being translated into Korean; it also became a best seller in Japan but was vehemently attacked by members of the conservative press, who felt that it had portrayed the Japanese as fools.
Merkel talked to Barack Obama at the White House on Monday and the Germans are said to be satisfied that the US president will not press the divisive issue of supplying arms to the Ukrainians, vehemently opposed by Berlin.
