Neither business-bashing nor union-boosting will turn back the clock, as most Democrats privately admit.
Simply repealing Dodd-Frank wholesale will turn back the financial clock to 2006 for these banks.
"In a few years, that will turn back into savanna," Mr. Thornton said.
But by Monday, attention will turn back, for a while at least.
A "go-it-alone" Britain is one that will turn back the clock for disabled people.
The old man will turn back — he'll have to turn back — and leave the day to Amadeo.
Who knows, if this is a success then maybe HSBC will turn back into Midland Bank, Santander will turn back into Abbey National and, if we're really lucky, we'll be able to buy Marathons again, not Snickers.
People are becoming dissatisfied with urban living and the tide will turn back to a connection with nature, she says.
He will turn back to his work before the day is done, reading official papers in his flat.
But getting rid of the regulatory overhaul "will turn back the financial clock to 2006" for big banks, Steven M. Davidoff writes in the Deal Professor column.
"And, God damn it, I'm not going to turn this country over to people who will turn back the clock on her rights".
