open a can of worms

Leave it to the Internet to open a can of worms over a can of organic sugar.

"If you expect to open a can of worms," he spoke aloud for the first time, "you'd best trouble to pack a can-opener."

If Eisenhower buried the answers during his adminis-tration, far be it from me to open a can of worms during mine."

"I knew the stance of the organization was 'Not this year,' so I didn't want to open a can of worms."

"I don't want this to open a can of worms, where older people, who don't like how Montauk is changing, will call the police down," he said.

"It's going to open a can of worms for the coaching staff and the players," said Deborah Mayernik, whose son plans on playing sports at Plainfield High School.

"We can rest assured his website is going to open a can of worms, because by all appearances, it's an inside job and I fear your administration could be blamed if things really get ugly."

You would have been more credible had you also had something to say when a member of your party in the Commission - I shall not name names because I do not want to open a can of worms - infringed Commission regulations.