That is too radical a precedent for many, and neither candidate seems minded to follow it.
That initial budget, deemed by Newt Gingrich, another former Presidential candidate and House Speaker, as too radical for American tastes.
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Even after Roosevelt's landslide victory, Congress was reluctant to enact a plan that seemed far too radical to some members.
If a tax credit is too radical a change, Congress could better target the MID on home ownership in other ways.
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Unfortunately the right has decided that even pragmatic reforms that take at least some market mechanisms into account are simply too radical.
In addition, his approach angered many fans, who saw his new way too radical and too "un-Brazilian", with little flair and creativity.
Without running the risk of sounding too radical he suggested that nano tiling could be used to create something of ANY size.
NGOs fear the plan is too radical, scrapping existing local-government structures and requiring a degree of political and administrative savvy few people possess.
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Although many Kadima MKs object to her positions and criticize her for being too radical, they realize they have no choice but to go along.
He said his design, with its use of curves and new angles, might be too radical a change for those responsible for the London Underground Map.
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Although Ensor had helped found the avant-garde Belgian coalition Les XX in 1883, his "Entry" was deemed too radical for exhibition five years later by his cohorts, whose aesthetic tended more toward French Impressionism.
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Like many of President Correa's opponents in Ecuador, Mr Aspiazu accused him of being too close to the radical president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez.
Many of the potential areas for larger savings will take time to implement and so radical ideas too need to start to be addressed now.
Mr Blair says he would be radical on welfare too, but so far has failed to come up with any coherent plan for reform or even to show any sign that he is thinking about one.
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Here too, the best efforts of radical professors to convince their students to abandon Zionism seem to be faltering.
His radical politics notwithstanding, Glass too often becomes one more commodity in the cultural supermarket.
But here, too, Mr Marquand detects American strains of radical individualism beneath the surface.
We need to practice big, radical shrugs: the all-too-rare and oh-so-powerful, "Oh well, " of a woman who has accepted that she couldn't be everywhere at once or be everything to everybody.
More radical reforms, like breaking up too-big-to-fail financial firms and returning to Glass-Steagall-type restrictions, which are needed to stave off asset bubbles and tame systemic risk, may be politically difficult to implement.
It is much too early to think the court will take so radical a view when it hands down its ruling.
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But although it is just possible that Mr Darling will see the reforms through, Mr Field's angry resignation suggests that radical reform has been abandoned for being too politically difficult.
Which is too bad, since I think Microsoft is doing some truly radical and important things.
Labour MSP Elaine Murray said the plan had taken too long to prepare and she doubted whether it had any radical changes in it.
He won his third place by appealing to independents and younger people with radical ideas that alarm an establishment which regards him as too weird to win.
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