cogently

In his earlier writings, Ho cogently explained why the Constitution flatly forbids these dire consequences.

And for millions of us, it was finally, oh my God, finally, the right answer, delivered cogently and passionately, without apology or triangulation.

She had to cogently make a case for her presidency while baiting traps his ego couldn’t resist.

Biden spent a good chunk of 2023 pitching voters on the virtues of “Bidenomics,” distilled most cogently by national security adviser Jake Sullivan into a consistent, coherent vision in which the administration broke from recent Washington precedent by expanding the state’s set of tools to manage the vicissitudes of the market.

It is the GOP now in disarray, Trump surrogates and media allies who had planned for years on running against Biden — old, old, old — forced to improvise attacks against a 59-year-old former prosecutor capable of speaking passionately and cogently about Project 2025 and the planned assault on reproductive rights and liberal democracy.