Unless Michael Vick really is funding the Iranians and we cavalierly dismiss the messenger as a loon.
The simple answer is by cavalierly taking credit for the 44% reduction in crime since he took office.
"This product was cavalierly waved through by the FDA with an alarming lack of curiosity, " says the center's executive director, Michael Jacobson.
But why encourage it so cavalierly and in such an unAmerican way?
Judge Janet Bond Arterton, who wrote the district court opinion, cavalierly dispensed with a trial on the facts, issuing instead a summary judgment.
Some of them, possibly, but this AP article raises important questions about whether this powerful drug is being used too cavalierly in some situations.
But the dispute raises interesting wider questions such as why Russia is still entitled to the Soviet Union's assets when it regards its liabilities so cavalierly.
The Administration cavalierly dismisses the act as irrelevant and obscure.
They will not, however, be able to do this too cavalierly, since recent constitutional amendments mean that they cannot use their majority to impeach Mr Yudhoyono on a whim.
This is something to think about next time a commentator cavalierly brushes aside something like Apple ( AAPL), Amazon.com ( AMZN), Google ( GOOG), and so forth based on valuation.
The dominant media storyline about the Iraq war holds that the decisions about how to conduct it pitted ignorant civilians -- especially the president and secretary of defense -- against the uniformed military, whose wise and sober advice was cavalierly ignored.
While the consumer may be unaware of how much security and privacy risk many open and sharing apps and devices involve, enterprise CIOs are very aware and very concerned with the exploding security risks of the Cyber-war Era where social media sharing is cavalierly promoted as riskless.
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