Presumably he wishes this traffic debacle could be dropped just as easily.
Someone needs to tell me that the recent traffic debacle was not punitive in nature.
The event was a 9/11 memorial (one of the low aspects of this traffic debacle is that it included the anniversary day), and there were a lot of people there.
Someone needs to tell me that the recent traffic debacle was not punitive in nature…Try as I may to dispel these rumors I am having a tough time.
Or will they be the "gridlock Games," a traffic-clogged debacle that sees spectators — and even athletes — missing their events?
Even after the opening ceremony, which surprised many for being properly spectacular and deeply, ironically and absurdly British, there were still expectations of a debacle, with incompetent security officials, traffic snarls, apocalyptic downpours, corporate bloat and an embarrassingly low berth in the medal table.
For example, when asked to explain the "Fast and Furious" debacle in which government operatives trafficked guns to Mexican drug lords, DOJ officials--unaware that much of the facts had already been revealed-- responded with false and misleading inforevealed-- respondedd federevealed-- responded
Grim later reported that at the same appearance, Paul also accurately claimed that the CIA was involved in trafficking drugs as part of the Iran-Contra debacle.
In 1988, while running for president on the Libertarian Party ticket, he highlighted yet another conspiracy theory, and this one doesn't collapse under investigation: The CIA, Paul told a gathering of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, was involved in trafficking drugs as part of the Iran-Contra debacle.
Defending the lanes on Tuesday, the transport commissioner, Peter Hendy, said the Olympic route network had been a requirement for every host city since the debacle of Atlanta in 1996 when some athletes missed their events because of traffic jams.
After the debacle with the Advanced Automation System, the F.A.A. adopted a much more modest approach to modernizing air traffic control -- a strategy Mrs. Garvey, the administrator since 1997, sums up as "build a little; test a little; deploy a little".
