In the recent past, Democratic leaders have shrunk from controversies about the Constitution and the courts -- tongue-tied by anxiety that anything they say will displease either court-focused liberal advocacy groups or critical red and purple state constituencies.
However, a bigger easyJet will displease established airlines.
Whichever decision it arrives at, it will displease a major trading partner and key ally.
"Regarding you, Bush, Dog of the West, we are giving you good news which will displease you," he said.
There are 93,000 more jobs over the quarter (though 35,000 fewer in the construction sector, which will displease ministers who hope to build their way out of recession).
Worst of all, his final conclusion is predicated on some questionable probabilistic hand-waving that will displease mathematicians and laymen alike.
In fact, Merridale argues, in one of many asides that will displease Russian nationalists but delighted me, Russia is basically a successor state to Genghis Khan's empire.
In a decision that will displease Fray Bentos' owner Campbell's, the tinned meat is no longer considered indicative enough of national spending habits to warrant its inclusion.
But Obama's strong endorsement of natural gas will displease environmental groups, who appealed to the White House earlier this month to drop the "all of the above" energy strategy.
Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian, which broke the hacking story, says Britain's titles are "under-regulated".This panoply of views means any solution Lord Justice Leveson proposes will displease some noisy interests.
Sometimes in dealmaking, reaching agreement would require us to make compromises that we know will displease those who need to authorize the deal, such as our superiors back at the office.
