Fall straight in to rightwing rhetoric and these are the "good" benefit citizens: the ones who, despite the supposedly ever generous benefit system making them eligible, have resisted becoming claimants.
KEN DEROW Swarthmore, Pa., Oct. 17, 2013 To the Editor: As the partial government shutdown ends, perhaps the most tangible result is that hundreds of thousands of furloughed government employees received a fully paid 16-day holiday, courtesy of a Republican Party that is supposedly ever mindful to curb waste.
Heavy internet-sighers bemoaned how akin Zellweger has become to Jennifer "No One Puts Baby in a Corner" Grey, who infamously cut off her own nose to spite her face, and – like a spooky campfire tale – supposedly never ever worked again.
In an interview she gave with conservative talk show host Bill Manders earlier in the campaign, Angle conspicuously floated, once again, "Second Amendment remedies" to deal not just with the supposedly ever-growing "tyrannical" U.S. government, but to replace her now general election opponent: Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev).
But none of the boldface names supposedly attached ever stuck.
The clergy, hearing of (though supposedly without ever seeing) her bare calf, denounced it as violently as if it had been golden.
Last year, some Barbra Streisand fans were fuming when they learned she was staging her final concert tour — this after they had already paid steep prices for her previous, supposedly, last-ever tour in 2000.
For example, a video of an avalanche supposedly from Everest this month was revealed to be from 2011.
Thanks to a titanium shield sandwiched between a "rounded, hollow" aluminum bar and a "shallow angle, solid" aluminum extrusion, Model S sedans built after March 6 are supposedly safer than ever, a fine feat considering the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration named it the safest car it ever tested.
This is why we are all the way up to Iron Man 3 and Batman 7, but have not seen a Supergirl film since 1984, or a Wonder Woman film ever (supposedly, it is coming this year).
(Has any other book by a supposedly serious author ever made so much money while receiving such startlingly negative reviews?)Armartya Sen offers some thoughts on the crisis of capitalism and beyond in the New York Review of Books.Adam Wolfson argues that Ayn Rand, rather than Adam Smith, is responsible for our economic woes in the American Interest.
