While Democrats wring their hands over Michigan and Florida and superdelegates, yesterday, Senator Clinton proposed a noble way to resolve the nomination.
Politicians frequently wring their hands over businesses being too profitable on the backs of allegedly hapless consumers, but their worries are overdone.
Instead, they would rather wring their hands and point fingers at Obama and Pelosi, and not stand up for the bills they passed.
In Washington, leaders on both sides of the aisle wring their hands and point fingers at one another, attempting to place blame for the fact that nothing is getting done.
As traditional retailers wring their hands over consumers flocking to the internet and its (often) low prices, one of the strongest and most under-utilized weapons they have is customer service.
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But while officials wring their hands over what may lie in store for Towa and the rest of Japan, some of the town's people wonder what all the fuss is about.
Still, the Goldman Sachs non-scandal that was ABACUS caused many in the commentariat to wring their hands over Goldman foisting John Paulson onto some mortgage bulls, only to allegedly rip them off.
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Still, some people (again not me) would wring their hands about the need for the national central banks to recapitalise the ECB and there would likely be a big media kerfuffle about this.
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Planners and others who wring their hands over urban sprawl find hope in a study that found 24 U.S. cities expected their downtown populations to grow by as much as 400 percent by the year 2010.
' But in acknowledging that 'they cast their vote for a new direction, ' he didn't wring his hands: 'The people have spoken and now it's time to move on.
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