Yes, politicians are neither angels nor philosophers, and sometimes the political stakes are high enough to warrant voting for a man with Sanford's baggage and beliefs.
PAUL SCHOENBAUM Williamsburg, Va., Aug. 13, 2012 To the Editor: For those who believe that there isn't enough difference between President Obama and Mitt Romney to warrant voting this year, Mr. Romney's selection of Representative Paul D. Ryan as his running mate should get them to the polls.
And the confusion over the European arrest warrant vote, and the heated arguments over the £1.7bn bill, showed how jittery the government is over just about anything affecting the EU.
Despite her threats and his own recognition that he might be signing his political death warrant by voting for war (Ohio, especially Cincinnati, had a large number of German-American voters who voted Republican), Harding voted for war.
In the opinion of "Gaming the Vote," this is reason enough to explain why voting systems warrant close scrutiny and major change.
There are very serious issues in America that warrant being upset about, but voting angry isn't the solution.
"If he's as dynamic on the political field as he is on the football field, then it might warrant a vote," he said.
The newspaper came strongly to the president's defense in an editorial Monday, saying he had done nothing conspicuously wrong, as it says he did a year ago in his comments on women and science, and did not warrant another vote of no-confidence.
WASHINGTON — After its first secret session in a quarter-century, the House on Friday rejected retroactive immunity for the phone companies that took part in the National Security Agency's program of eavesdropping without warrants, and it voted to place tighter restrictions on the government's wiretapping powers.
In addition, ePals issued to Nexify warrants to acquire an additional 307,000 restricted voting common shares, at the same price.
There is also a risk that jurors who believe that a defendant does not warrant capital punishment could vote to acquit him on capital charges, or that judges who think the government has overreached could try to undermine prosecutors' cases, several former prosecutors said.
