Even adding those two to the yes column, supporters would still be seven votes short (or twelve, if they can't capture Casey, Johnson, Udall, Donnelly, and Heinrich).
I had plenty of indignant letters from deer, or at least deer supporters, after my column on Sunday that favored hunting for Bambi.
Mr. Nayed argues in official meetings that anyone who committed crimes under Colonel Qaddafi should be tried but that calling all Qaddafi supporters a "fifth column" veers close to the language Colonel Qaddafi used to demonize opponents.
The biotech industry and supporters like Paul Krugman (column, March 22) cling to the emotionally compelling claim that genetically engineered crops will usher in an era of sustainable agriculture and end hunger.
As his four columns of pro-Franco troops moved toward Republican-held Madrid during the Spanish Civil War, he disclosed that he had a "fifth column" of supporters in the capital who would rise up against the Republican government when the time was ripe.
But plenty of Democrats and serving officials concede that foreign policy is a second-order priority for this White House, which is overwhelmingly concerned with fixing the American economy and building a fairer, more sustainable and globally competitive society.As the column argues:Supporters point to Mr Kerry's bold ambitions for his new job.
Their admonitions deepened the sense of crisis around the rebel leaders, who are facing homegrown strife while struggling to root out what they say is a well-armed fifth column of supporters of the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, who lurk in the rebel stronghold of Benghazi.
Several newspapers tried to bridge the Trump void on their op-ed pages by recruiting supporters for one-off columns.
At least Hacked Off has breath to spare, greeting the new season with demos, dossiers of shame, fiery columns from supporters and a specially commissioned YouGov poll that shows 66% of the public have "little or no confidence" in Ipso.
But the columns of supporters never arrived; some of those who did served more to irritate than mobilize local residents.
