Yes, yes, he endorses Barack Obama, but, importantly, Powell is disgusted to see that thanks to the neo-conservatives of his party moderates have gone the way of the middle class.
For example, 100% of patients with COPD endorsed "yes" in response to the question "Do you have symptoms of a disease or illness that is caused or made worse by smoking?", compared to two-thirds of those with asthma, bronchitis, shortness or breath, sinus infection or pneumonia, and approximately 50% of those with a cold, cough, wheezing or ear infection.
There's the paradox: yes, Virgil endorses Rome's imperial mission and has a whiggish hope for progress in history, but his poem is also suffused with the world's sorrows.
And, yes, Quizzify endorses the Code of Conduct and can't understand why other vendors are stonewalling it.
As referendum campaigners prepare for the first televised debate between Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, and the leader of the no campaign, Alistair Darling, the pro-independence Yes Scotland disclosed that Ralph Topping, the outgoing chief executive of the bookmakers William Hill, had endorsed a yes vote.
Last week, it emerged that Ralph Topping, the outgoing chief executive of the bookmakers William Hill, who is credited with returning the firm to the FTSE100 had endorsed a yes vote.
And yes, this thing was endorsed by the American Family Association.
Governor Rick Perry, who needs rich guy supporters in the U.S. Senate for his next presidential run, (yes, that will happen), has endorsed Dewhurst.
He endorsed a plan to allow prominent yes campaigners to stand for the SNP or on a joint SNP ticket in May, calling them "the shining stars of the yes movement who awoke the national spirit".
"The fact that it (AHRRTS program) is internal, I suppose makes it a little bit more, you know you've got that support to go yes, you should do this because it is endorsed by Queensland Health.
