Trade access is not a precise enough weapon to deploy for other goals.
"This will give people a new weapon to deploy against bureaucracy, and will help produce a better culture of liberty here".
They had a major weapon to deploy on their bench, but with a left-hander pitching, some players all but forgot about Jason Giambi.
Should Republicans prevail, Democrats fear they would have a powerful legal weapon to deploy in close elections next year, when the Republican Party is hoping to build on gains made this November to retake Congressional and state legislative seats, and perhaps even reclaim control of the State Senate.
But it is a very tough weapon to deploy.
In 2004, in a statement to the Butler inquiry, Blair said: "I have to accept, as the months have passed, it seems increasingly clear that at the time of invasion, Saddam did not have stockpiles of chemical or biological weapons ready to deploy".
Just as I have had to accept that the evidence now shows that there were not stockpiles of actual weapons ready to deploy, I hope others will have the honesty to accept that the report also shows that sanctions were not working.
In a speech to Parliament almost immediately after the report was published, Mr. Blair said he had to accept that "it seems increasingly clear that at the time of the invasion, Saddam did not have stockpiles of chemical or biological weapons ready to deploy".
They're studying hypersonic weapons not to deploy them but rather to study what their forces might confront in a future conflict.
People are itching for conclusive answers, especially those whose children died alongside thousands of US personnel, fighting to free Iraq from a dictator they were told had chemical and biological weapons ready to deploy within 45 minutes.
