Word: sufferings
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Members of the House and Senate leadership have cars, drivers and safe houses to go to (albeit minus spouses) in emergencies. But everyone else is on their own, which is why the rank and file suffer from White House envy. Every time one congressman hears that Vice President Dick Cheney is off in a secure location, he fumes, "What are we, chopped liver...
...casual insertion of a dangerous and misleading phrase. The inclusion of “Israel’s apartheid policies” misrepresents the policies of the Israeli government, undermines American support for the only free and democratic state in the Middle East and delegitimizes those who suffered, and continue to suffer, under apartheid-like regimes...
...times like these, I wish more people could experience the peace, the security and the assurance that come from knowing a God whose love for them was so great that He came to earth to live, suffer and die so that they’d know how valuable they are, so they wouldn’t have to remain separated from Him by the guilt of a lifetime of mistakes and pain...
...their business; Americans should be vigilant and expect more attacks in the near future. Osama bin Laden is the "Evil One" who must be eradicated; this campaign is about a lot more than Osama bin Laden. The Taliban had their chance to do the right thing and must now suffer the consequences; if the Taliban "cough up" bin Laden and his henchmen the U.S. will reconsider its current campaign. Al Qaeda...
...President Bush has emphasized repeatedly that the Afghan people are not our enemies, and they therefore should not suffer unduly during our military strikes against the ruling Taliban regime. With that pledge in mind, the U.S. military has dropped nearly 40,000 aid packages into Afghanistan since the bombing began on Sunday. Even before the air strikes began, the Bush administration pledged $320 million in aid to the Afghan people; some in Congress expect that figure to rise precipitously if the strikes continue into the looming, bitter Central Asian winter...