They regard his supposed flaws as great virtues.
And it's not amazing that supposed flaws are turned inside out.
The sequence proceeds with an inevitability that erases the supposed flaws in the text.
According to this view, bias, lack of logic and other supposed flaws that pollute the stream of reason are instead social adaptations that enable one group to persuade (and defeat) another.
PREDICTION: Falcons 27, Panthers 16 Jacksonville Jaguars (5-5) at Dallas Cowboys (3-7) For all of the Jaguars' supposed flaws (Fred Taylor is injury-prone, Mark Brunell is old, the roster is mediocre), they are still in the race for the A.F.C.
It was, after all, appointed by an Islamist-dominated parliament last summer, shortly before Egypt's highest court disbanded the parliament because of supposed flaws in the rules under which it was elected.In this section Cocking a snook at the world Reconciliation at last? Democracy and riots A presidential grab?
A send-up of commercial culture, narcissistic reality TV programming and beauty products that shame women while fixing their supposed flaws, "Beauty Queens" is a brainy, laugh-out-loud page-turner that teeters on the edge of insanity without ever losing its footing.
Addressing court reform in a recent issue of The New York Review of Books, U.S. District Judge Jed S. Rakoff writes, "It is all too easy to conjure up supposed flaws in an experiment that has not been tried: But how can a problem as deep-seated as this one ever be solved without some modest attempt at innovation".
Of course, this narrative ignores the facts that despite Clinton's supposed flaws, she easily defeated Sanders in the primary via the pledged delegate count, that Sanders inability to convince minority voters doomed his campaign for the nomination, and that the attempt to use superdelegates to override the popular vote was an undemocratic power grab.
