The White House, in its Watergate maneuverings, has adopted as its strategy the Big Snarl--numberless, clashing mutually cancelling stories put forward, so that before long the integrity of all the fact & the logic of all the justifications are destroyed beyond reconstruction.
Limbaugh was angered by Obama's assurances to the people of Egypt, particularly to the youth, that America was on their side and he was not buying the current story line (put forward even by some commentators who could not be dismissed as "far left loons") that the situation in Egypt is delicate, to say the least, and that the president has to walk a tightrope.
"There's such emphasis in the media about these horrible events that happen and it would be very likely for Ione's story to be put forward and indulged in as a sob story.
His story last season was put forward as one of redemption, the narrative being that he had learned from his mistakes and decided it was time to show the world it was untrue to think he was a lunatic or, as Thompson put it, "bat-shit crazy".
Pack added: "The Sun do commission more opinion polls than you would expect them to publish... but it's very striking when you have the Sun running a story and they have put forward a polling question that gives a very different slant [in its results]." The Sun had not responded to the Guardian's request for a comment by the time of publication.
Mr Winton does use the fabulous story of Abel and Blueback to put forward an ecological argument.
But, the Labour leader has not yet developed an adequate critique of Cameron's story about a "global race", nor put forward an alternative Labour one.
While he conceded that memories could be imperfect after such a long time, he said her story changed many times, each version put forward as "sincere".
And if you look at the reports -- even the disclosures that Mr. Snowden has put forward -- all the stories that have been written, what you're not reading about is the government actually abusing these programs and listening in on people's phone calls or inappropriately reading people's emails.
Knox claimed that some of the evidence put forward against her - stories about her strange behaviour after she was arrested and the prosecution's focus on her sexuality - was no more than an attempt to demonise her to cover up for a weak case.
