Neither is particularly at home with Mr Clinton's metrosexual buddies.Moreover, they are vying for leadership of a country that, for all the quibbles, is reconciled to the exercise of "hard" military power certainly more reconciled than any of its European allies.
Their relationship deteriorated when he was a teenager, but they eventually reconciled.
The unutterable, ostentatious horror of Isis's actions – the latest of which is the beheading of the British aid worker David Haines – and the way in which it actively solicits disgust, now has to be reconciled with the knowledge that these combatants are educated, tech-savvy and enjoy a popular base.
Clarke said: "Just judging from the public statements of these latterday Trotskyites who appear to have won the election in Greece, I can't see how that can be reconciled.
Today we will focus on just the growing of the crops, consider the latest evidence on both sides, and see if they can ever be reconciled.
Arguments over Snowden's motives, whether he is a whistleblower or a traitor, whether his disclosures have damaged the agencies or just embarrassed them, may never be reconciled.
But the Chilcot group of privy counsellors, which included Lord Howard, Alan Beith, and Shaun Woodward, concluded that the use of phone-tap evidence couldn't be reconciled with the operational requirements of MI5, MI6 and GCHQ "notably that the intercepting agencies should be able to determine how intercept material is transcribed and selected for retention".
Was he actually ostracised by – and then reconciled with – the owner of a Bristol deli?
Camillus was understandably upset when he discovered the truth of his birth, but reconciled with Travers and they remained close and affectionate.
The possibility that the movements and conversations of all citizens could be tracked by government agencies cannot be reconciled with accepted social values.
He was never reconciled, to put it mildly, to the younger brother's ascension to the Labour leadership.
