Bundy is an eloquent, affable-seeming spokesman for the group, and has been quick to broaden the set of grievances beyond the two local ranchers who served in prison over charges relating to fires on federal land.
Other conservatives who, like Fest, had long felt the sharp end of Grass's censorious pen were quick to broaden the critique; in Le Figaro, Guy Sorman attacked Grass not just for covering up his own past but for being an apologist for "bad causes," such as Cuba and Communist China.
Ten years ago, if his business had hit a slow patch, he said, he would have been quicker to broaden his repertory.
Digital information is a lot quicker but less broadening.
When the NHS came into being, he was quick off the mark, broadening the leasing of his London estate in case the medical men hit hard times.
Ms. Dunagan said opening stores inside Best Buys was a quicker way to broaden the company's footprint in retail.
Activision was quick to recognise that the Wii would broaden the appeal of gaming, and it is now the biggest producer of games for the Wii after Nintendo itself.
They also are now quick to shut the windows when it rains, broadening the once-slight divide between inside and outside in traditional homes, experts say.
Bachmann was quick to praise him, perhaps mindful of the need to broaden her appeal and reach his backers, who span the ideological spectrum.
The little blob that points in their direction moves around as quick as a compass, and gets smaller as they get farther away, broadening out to a full circle as you get within a few feet.
