I would say. that you could say that he had gone right, in reference to those in right leaning political spectrum that rebels from the green movement. Is this not insulting?

I would say. that you could say that he had gone right, in reference to those in right leaning political spectrum that rebels from the green movement. Is this not insulting?

“Pull over” generally means to stop at the side of the road, in a place where you normally wouldn’t park for an extended period of time (i.e. parked at the roadside or on a parking lot). If there is no parking space available in the car park, it might be a good idea to ask customers when we request a parking space.

On the other hand, you “park” in a variety of places: parking lot, driver’s seat, etc. You don’t usually “pull over” in those places.

Or, do you think that they say it is true?