Thank YOU!! U are seriously the most loyal supporters EVER.
Organizations should have the courage to either take loyalty seriously — to be as loyal to their customers as they hope their customers will be to them — or get out of the game.
But it hypes fringe parties far beyond their genuine strengths (some mainstream British outlets take the AfD more seriously than its own loyal outriders in the German alt-media) and obscures the contingent, local circumstances of their rise.
You could choose to ignore, or somehow explain away, the Hitler-Stalin pact, or be wedded to the original Port Huron Statement instead of the "compromised second draft," but if you seriously considered yourself fiercely loyal to the far left, you believed that the Rosenbergs were not guilty of espionage.
Few except Mr. Butler and his few, fiercely loyal followers take his candidacy seriously.
He worked hard, was loyal and took his job seriously.
The Guardian of London reported that Dmitri, 73, told the German magazine Der Spiegel: "I'm a loyal son and thought long and seriously about it.
By contrast, the loyal Telegraph took the matter more seriously by observing that the fact she is American and a divorcee will "have raised eyebrows in Buckingham Palace".
Pete Marinucci, who heads the Brooklyn arm of the league, chuckles: "We asked: what would happen if we took a children's game and took it seriously?"The league quickly grew, accumulating about 600 loyal players in Brooklyn, Austin, San Francisco and Wilmington, North Carolina.
But with Trump still seriously mulling replacing Sessions after the election with a loyal attorney general — and Senate Republicans signaling they might go along with it — there's no guarantee that the second of those will remain fully functional, either.
