He questioned the legality of the war until he got an eve-of-invasion note from the attorney general's office telling him that Blair's "unequivocal" view was an attack on Iraq would be lawful.
Roberto Ramirez, a political consultant who is former chairman of the Bronx Democratic Party, said that the Working Families Party's biggest asset was its clear, unequivocal view of the world.
Goldsmith added that Tony Blair had told him it was his "unequivocal view" that Iraq was in breach of its UN obligations to give up weapons of mass destruction.
The next day, 15 March 2003, Rycroft told the attorney's office that "it is indeed the prime minister's unequivocal view … " Critics of Goldsmith, including many senior British lawyers, say that the attorney passed the buck by asking for Blair for his judgment in such a way.
His equally unequivocal view of music education was that it should be removed from the classroom to a network of music centres where people of all ages could engage in musicking and dancing, and where instruction is offered as the need is felt for it.
The plain text of the Second Amendment -- "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" -- does not support the unequivocal view that Mr. Ashcroft and Mr. Olson have put forth.
