When palace intrigue undermined the likes of Elizabeth Warren even within the Obama administration, and Republicans have thrown their full backing behind the malefactors of great wealth, why shouldn't protesters go outside the usual channels?
Yet against that backdrop Bozell announced a $5 million marketing campaign to call out network news because they're the ones trying to undermine the likes of Gingrich?
It refused to support the bailout agreement signed by the Greek government, the European Union and the International Monetary Fund on the grounds that it would stifle growth and so it undermined initiatives like tax reform that would have helped combat tax evasion by self-employed professionals and businesses.
Further, the implication that conservatism and creativity are mutually exclusive would seem to be undermined by the likes of T. S. Eliot, Pound, Celine and other artists who are identified with the right wing of the political spectrum.
Keenly constructed appetizers such as the charred octopus and the cauliflower soup topped with trout roe and a creamy soft-poached egg were undermined by the likes of smashed potatoes flash-fried in duck fat — "out of this world," according to the waiter, but, in essence, a cafeteria's greasy spuds.
The borders became barriers that undermined the hima-like system that had been in place until then.
In the document, Shtayner says he's jumping into the marijuana industry because his taxi business has been undermined by the likes of Uber, Lyft, and other ride-hailing companies.
Stephen Robertson, director general of the BRC, said: "The financial turmoil has further undermined consumer confidence with like-for-like sales now down in six of the last seven months.
Since, then, however, he's wrecked and undermined and sniped like the best of them, as the man who promised to replace Kevin Rudd gradually became Kevin Rudd.
In fact, our goal may well be undermined by politicians like President Bush, who seem to use "strict constructionist" as nothing more than code for "anti-abortion".
