Penn, David Yes, but I wish you would lead instead of shifting stance according to public opinion.
This shifting stance seems at odds with the Brotherhood's conservatism, and it may owe as much to political caution as to a real evolution of belief.
Mr. Kerry counters that his quarrel is with Mr. Bush's execution of the policies, but he struggled for months to explain his shifting stance on the Iraq war.
In the introduction to his 1988 collection of speeches, lectures and articles, "Came the Revolution," Moynihan paints his shifting stance as a bit of mystery even to himself.
Given that shifting stance, the bigger question remains: Will Clinton make clear whether she will fight for a pathway to citizenship?
The United States' shifting stance, on policy and legal grounds, on arms for southern Sudan is illuminated in the State Department cables, which were made available to The New York Times and several other news organizations.
However, a policy document issued by his ruling Liberal Democratic Party around the same time mentions the need for Japanese officials to be based on the island, underscoring the government's shifting stance.
In the latest sign of the government's shifting stance on AIDS, the health minister, Manto Tsaidalala-Msimang, saidistributingng antiretroviral drugs was "a matter of urgency" and would soon begin.
