`  :::We've mentioned before that putting facts in an article asserts, to some extent, their notability.  Surely doing an entire article about these controversies would be doing so excessively.  My suggestion is that we try to strike a reasonable length-balance as a crude way of keeping things in perspective. :::As I write this, the ``Controversies`` section is 1,128 words.  Background is 477, Recognition is 179, Ideas is 517, Political Career is 455 (total 2,756). So the Controversies are more than twice as long as any other section, and make up 41% of the entire body text. :::Here's just a number I'm throwing out:  Let's try to bring controversies to 600 words.  It would still be the longest section, and take up 29% of the body text, but it would certainly be much fairer than the present situation. - `