If Strzok's texts reveal deep animus toward Trump or an operational effort to tilt one or more investigations, then all of his actions have to be reviewed to assure the public's confidence in the bureau.
The judge declared, in one of those moments when the niceties of official speech are yanked away to reveal raw animus, that "women did not have the right to copulate with a feeling of security that there will be no resulting conception".
Regardless, the role of Strzok and Page has already been examined by the DOJ inspector general, and his topline finding was that, while their texts did reveal personal animus towards Trump, they did not illustrate any broad-based anti-Trump plot at the FBI.
Beyond the audacity of the protest, the public gloating revealed the animus that many Chinese feel toward Mr. Fang, who has been unapologetic about his role in creating a system that bars access to tens of thousands of Web sites.
But if his texts to FBI lawyer Lisa Page reveal a partisan animus toward Trump or admiration for Clinton, then the bureau and the department have a huge problem on their hands and not just with Strzok and Page.
Bridgen has revealed that his animus against Bercow is partly motivated by Bercow's views on Brexit.
If a union's conduct should reveal intentional racial discrimination, deliberate personal animus, or conscious infringement of speech and associational freedoms, I can discern no principle of federal labor policy that stands in the way of a punitive award.
But it's also, more interestingly, a matter of the book's little kernel of real animus gradually revealing itself through the clutter of scattershot mockery.
This is unconvincing, inasmuch as the autopsy would reveal that the victim had not been dead as long as it was supposed.Scenes in the death cell are pictured with too much dramatic license, as the prison warden shows much animus toward Dan.Commercially this production may have an appeal, but it is much too clumsy to serve as an argument against capital punishment.
The denial, however, was apparently due not to any content- or viewpoint-based animus towards Sherrill or to the Nation, but "resulted solely from the determination of the Secret Service, after investigating Mr. Sherrill, that he not be issued the pass" — although the Secret Service refused to reveal to Sherrill the information it had on which the denial was based.
But the controversy, and the breakdown of communication between white liberals and black activists that it revealed, left Styron dismayed at the intemperate animus of his critics.
