But after ending the show his rationale became more complicated.
Seen in this more individual way, the rationale becomes much more problematic.
A more precise rationale becomes visible when you consider both where the strikes took place and where, months after Isis upended Iraq's fragile post-Saddam status quo, they haven't.
The trade-off within this rationale becomes one of "more science" versus "less science".
It seems sort of dull at first, but HTC's rationale becomes clear as soon as you fire up the device proper.
The unit cohesion rationale became the sledgehammer that crushed all outcries of unfairness and discrimination, because it didn't appear to be based on morality, homophobia, prejudice or intolerance.
Broad is unapologetic for refusing to walk in the first Test at Trent Bridge yet, unlike the other dozen or more batsmen on both sides who have edged and stood this series without any great reaction, his compulsion to broadcast his rationale has become counter-productive.
Explained Vice President Al Gore: "Everyone realizes that a military alliance, when faced with a fundamental change in the threat for which it was founded, either must define a convincing new rationale or become decrepit".
But there are differences that make Spitzer more of a favorite than Weiner: Eliot has been seeking redemption for five years, not two, and has a more compelling rationale to become "Sheriff of City Hall" than does a House member to become the Chief Executive of New York City.
And, while we joke about his dialectal mishaps, the truth is that there are always wise gems of wisdom to be found within them; little life lessons that stick with you as the years go on, until their logic permeates your rationale and becomes second nature.
