House Republicans say she waived her constitutional right by making an opening statement in which she proclaimed her innocence.
She greeted Stevens's conviction with a statement in which she proclaimed herself a fighter against corruption but avoided taking a stand on the case.
Bloom shot to prominence six years ago with the self-funded YouTube video Fuck Me, Ray Bradbury, in which she proclaimed her graphic lust for a nonagenarian sci-fi novelist.
Ms. Russell is already a Muji addict, she said, rustling around her desk for something to measure her blue Muji sticky notes, which she proclaimed "the perfect color and the perfect size".
Several of the three dozen prospective jurors interviewed in the government's case against Martha Stewart have bought her products, watched interviews in which she proclaimed her innocence, or had dealings with her or her company, a court transcript shows.
Morozov recounts a speech given by Hillary Clinton a year ago in which she proclaimed the power and the glory of the Internet, speaking of "harnessing the power of connection technologies" to "put these tools in the hands of people around the world who will use them to advance democracy and human rights".
Several of the nearly three dozen prospective jurors interviewed behind closed doors on Tuesday in the government's case against Martha Stewart have bought her products, watched broadcast interviews in which she proclaimed her innocence, or had dealings with her or her company through relatives or colleagues, a court transcript released yesterday shows.
In her second guest appearance on the series, Conrad played a smart version of herself, which she proclaimed as being fun to play.
When asked on CNN about Trump saying Obama was the "founder" of Islamic State, spokeswoman Katrina Pierson delivered a lengthy response in which she proclaimed it was Obama who "went into Afghanistan," where U.S. troops had begun fighting in 2001 under former President George W. Bush.
