| Their obstreperousness is all the more remarkable given that they are all from swing states, or, in the case of Mr Christie, a resolutely Democratic one. |
| What makes it truly frustrating is that, somewhere in the stream of inconsequence and obstreperousness, there are usually a few nuggets of gold. |
| But in highlighting Republican obstreperousness, he was also highlighting the political reality in Washington and laying down some foundations for the 2016 Presidential race. |
| Rogers has his uses in some roles, but not as a leading man whose appeal must mitigate his obstreperousness. |
| The visitor from across the Atlantic is surprised at the obstreperousness of the more vigorous members of the family. |
| It will not help that in the middle of the campaign the Supreme Court will draw attention once again to the Republicans' obstreperousness on the issue by ruling on the Arizona law. |
