Word: harmfulness
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...falls into the trap of applying the political rule of tolerance to an issue that does not involve the state. In no way does it violate the spirit of political liberalism for people to act individually against institutions that harm...
...pardons to Marc Rich and his partner Pincus Green, and cites the approval of prominent Republican attorneys Leonard Garment, Bradford Reynolds and Lewis Libby. The three men vehemently deny ever expressing approval for the pardon. A growing number of observers suggest that Clinton's explanation may have done more harm than good...
...past decade. Regional stakeholders such as Saudi Arabia might be more inclined to sign off on a direct U.S. invasion to depose Saddam, but not even the most gung-ho proxy warriors in Washington would dare suggest that the U.S. put tens of thousands of its own troops in harm's way for the foreseeable future in Osama Bin Laden's backyard...
...Boston Globe. "You have to have a sense of humor in this business." Responded Nader: "I have done Saturday Night Live four times. Who says I don't have a sense of humor?" Dukakis tried to end things, noting, "Needless to say, I do not intend to do physical harm to brother Nader." Ralph? "The issue is that he said it, and it coarsened the dialogue." And that Dukakis-Nader ticket looked so promising...
...trillion. A tax cut that costs $2 trillion--and even more if, as Bush has suggested, it is made retroactive--could eliminate the entire surplus, with nothing left over for debt reduction. The country may even be forced into deficits, which would drive up interest rates and harm business confidence. Moreover, there would be no money for new programs that already have strong bipartisan support, like a federal prescription drug program...