"It is right that candid military analysis keeps the government aware of constraints while the government, rightly, seeks to achieve the maximum effect with the assets available.
The committee discussed the possible measures to protect Americans' rights to "candid commentary and uninhibited information that our laws are designed to foster and protect", said the chairman, Patrick Leahy.
It recognises the client's fundamental human right to be candid with his legal adviser, without fear of later disclosure to his prejudice.
The Supreme Court, in balancing a president's right to have candid White House discussions against the need of the public and the justice system to obtain specific information, has recognized it as a presidential prerogative, although a qualified one.
Her well-known ability to deliver a decent right hook, her candid revulsion whenever she's asked to hold a baby, and her past association with class A drugs are all instincts you might more readily associate with a male rock drummer.
But he acknowledges that he has not done the research to write that: "There are a few Bush cousins who might, in the right mood, be candid -- mostly disgruntled grandchildren of George H. Walker, the old buccaneer -- but in the end I did not travel that route".
Lucky for us, the model got candid right here on HuffPost Live on Wednesday.
That's the Anne Enright voice all right – wry, disabused, reckless, candid, funny.
"If you're 100percentt right, 100percentt valorous, 100percentt candid, you lose," Mr. Cuomo said.
"What's My Line?," the best of them, actually had a 17-year run on CBS -- all but the first few months of it in a single time slot, Sundays at 10 30, right after Ed Sullivan and "Candid Camera".
