But in order to consolidate his position as leader of the GOP, Trump has dropped those ideologically heterodox views even though the heterodox position was more popular.
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Considering her subject matter, Emre's heterodox approach is appropriately perverse.
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And here is a passage from Heterodox Academy's current website.
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Heterodox Academy has made this the core of its mission and motivation.
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Despite his somewhat heterodox campaign, Trump has been a remarkably conservative president.
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Hazony defends his heterodox view with a lengthy exegesis of the Old Testament.
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They both write frequently for popular audiences and are somewhat heterodox for Republicans.
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He needs Democrats to fulfil his heterodox promises mainly because the Republicans would not.
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"Trump did some interesting things with technology that were heterodox and unanticipated," Wagner said.
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I would assume Heterodox Academy's core staff are too principled to support such measures.
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Sure, the phrase "political correctness" isn't all that commonly used in Heterodox Academy pieces, but a fair reading of the group's concerns would identify political correctness and the imposition of left-wing orthodoxy on campuses as an overriding concern for Heterodox Academy.
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For more information about the Berkeley Institute, "heterodox science," Thiel's beliefs, read the story here.
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Instead of two sleepers, the bed seemed to beckon heterodox groupings of three or four.
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Al-Gharbi also takes issue with how I referred to Heterodox Academy in my piece.
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Notably, more than 40 percent of the members of Heterodox Academy are liberals or centrists.
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They aren't liberal, just heterodox, and today's appointees may be better vetted or truer believers.
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He was a heterodox Jewish man who believed our church did not belong on this site.
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Among those discriminated against for holding heterodox religious views, the Bahai community continues particularly to suffer.
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Heterodox Academy Executive Director Deb Mashek explains the importance of diversity of viewpoints on college campuses.
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Heterodox Academy is a network of professors seeking more diversity of viewpoints on American college campuses.
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He has been described as an Islamist, but his political sympathies were heterodox and frequently liberal.
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From 2003 to 2010, Stephen Marglin taught an alternative, heterodox, lefty introduction to economics at Harvard.
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Trump hasn't done some of the biggest heterodox things he promised (an infrastructure bill, most notably).
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It's not just taxes where Trump betrays his heterodox rhetoric to embrace unpopular, orthodox conservative policy.
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This seminar will discuss possible instances of "heterodox science," fields of study that dissent from mainstream science.
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Michael Foot was a better politician than Mr Corbyn: cleverer, more intellectually heterodox and a better speaker.
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True, taking advice from a heterodox figure can sometimes work out well, since orthodoxy isn't always right.
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Mr. Farage has defended his heterodox candidate slate as the seed of a nonpartisan pro-democracy movement.
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A staunch iconoclast, Mantel has occasionally stirred controversy with her heterodox attitudes about British royalty and politics.
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Rather, it means that the nature of that religious ideology is heterodox and profane, rather than bona fide.
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Since the story's publication, the "heterodox science" course has been deleted from the Berkeley Institute's website without explanation.
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Heterodox schools of thought have long questioned the view that government spending must be paid for by taxes.
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It's because she doesn't step in line for the heterodox pro-war policies that have hijacked the party.
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What does it mean to be a heterodox believer, he wonders, within the strictures of an orthodox religion?
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Instead of embracing, or at least respecting, heterodox or unsettling ideas, they prefer to retreat into settled convictions.
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Even now, George Edwards and Matt Glassman argue that Trump cannot influence fellow partisans on his truly heterodox positions.
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As president, he's shown no sign of that heterodox campaign persona, driving Trump-curious Democrats back to the fold.
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Maher might lean liberal but he's heterodox on many issues such as Islam (where he's been guilty of Islamophobia).
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But the heterodox, tolerant Islam that has set it apart from much of the Middle East is under threat.
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But there have long been heterodox conservative thinkers that have tried to push the party in a different direction.
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Even more heterodox theories, like Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), are even more skeptical of the need to tame deficits.
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The idea of a U.S.-Russian alliance against China is a heterodox one, with little purchase in mainstream foreign policy.
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Martin's critics are correct that he seems to be staking out positions that Rome deemed heterodox not that long ago.
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A group of professors, frustrated by this trend, has compiled a Heterodox Academy ranking of colleges based on ideological diversity.
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It is not just her heterodox economic views that are making former central bankers and top economists wary, according to interviews.
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Mene Ukueberuwa is the Hilton Kramer Fellow in Criticism at The New Criterion and a student outreach coordinator at Heterodox Academy.
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It's unknown how much Bannon's heterodox views will sway the conversation among a crowd of more conventional Republicans close to Trump.
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When she emerged on the public stage she was a completely heterodox thinker, who deviated from the liberal mainstream with abandon.
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It is clearly a place where the extreme and heterodox can find one another, where reaction and radicalism can flourish unpoliced.
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Carter's Democratic Party was more ideologically heterodox than Trump's Republicans, including as it did a few outright segregationists like James Eastland.
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And even during his 2016 campaign, he put forth a much more eclectic, heterodox version of himself than how he's governed.
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Trump's heterodox mélange of stated and implied positions is definitively not "conservative" by standards that anybody in politics has used recently.
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Thiel has his mentor's propensity for sweeping arguments, as evidenced by his public views on the Heterodox Science seminar's core subject areas.
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Such conversations, many heterodox philosophers say, should be encouraged and openly aired if the academy is to privilege truth over social justice.
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Raqqa residents said the woman was Alawite, a member of the heterodox Shiite sect that dominates the leadership of Syrian security forces.
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I am definitely heterodox among physicians in believing that our salaries (mainly among specialists such as myself) ought to be significantly lower.
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Instead, he swiftly jettisoned most of his heterodox positions in order to line up with the Republican Party establishment and its donor class.
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Mr. Johnson is an amalgam of heterodox positions: anti-tax, antiwar, pro-immigration, pro-free trade and, most of all, pro-marijuana legalization.
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More importantly, al-Gharbi objects to my claim that Heterodox Academy was "premised" on the idea that political correctness is a major problem.
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Argentina also did quite well with heterodox policies in 2002 and for a few years after, effectively repudiating 2/3 of its debt.
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Thiel's politics are heterodox, but he shares with the President-elect an aversion to regulation and taxes and a skepticism about free trade.
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In the recent past, abortion was an issue on which it was common to see Democrats running in tough districts take heterodox positions.
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But heterodox monetary theory won't let you avoid the reality that this agenda will have to be tax-and-spend, not just spend.
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In doing so, he's echoing a heterodox left-wing economics movement that's gotten some buy-in from Bernie Sanders as well: modern monetary theory.
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Trump has no experience in government, has changing or heterodox views on all kinds of issues, and does a laughably poor job feigning religiosity.
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Organizations like Heterodox Academy, OpenMind and Village Square continue to design and distribute tools and resources to support these efforts of administrators and faculty.
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Despite these heterodox origins, the AFC would remain a touchstone for non-interventionists on the right far more than for those on the left.
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Given Mr. Trump's heterodox campaign and personal weaknesses, he faced earlier defections by intellectuals and administration veterans bothered by his racial and institutional views.
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And a new coalition of academics called Heterodox Academy, directed by the New York University psychologist Jonathan Haidt, has formed to foster this movement.
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An unusual choice for a city that normally tilts left, he found a following as a Conservative with heterodox views on issues like immigration.
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"The global financial crisis is an opportunity to rebalance those scales, to take uncertainty and disequilibrium seriously, to make the heterodox orthodox," Haldane said.
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Weinstein's concerns about PrEP are in line with his other heterodox positions, which often cut against the sexual-liberationist doctrine embraced by other activists.
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Perhaps it was this, more than the force of his writing, that kept him from facing "personal or professional consequences" for his heterodox opinions.
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And I have some dumb idealistic conviction that every awkward, heterodox, contradictory truth adds up to create a larger, truer picture of the world.
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And second, which gets to Chait's point: it's clear that nobody on the Republican side is even aware that they're taking a heterodox, problematic position.
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But what was once an obscure "heterodox" branch of economics has now become a major topic of debate among Democrats and economists with astonishing speed.
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More comfortable with overt racism and Islamophobia, less steeped in the norms of American political conduct, but also more heterodox on core domestic policy issues.
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If badmouthing a fellow technology giant and cheering the taxman were not heterodox enough for a billionaire entrepreneur, Mr Benioff laid into American management education.
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Trump took over the Republican Party by attracting independents and crossover voters into Republican primaries and running on his own heterodox platform of unconventional positions.
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Because the president is a foreign policy novice with heterodox views, Congress has been unusually eager to serve as backseat drivers for his diplomatic efforts.
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The Blackfriars group, led by Senior Fellow Peter Rona, is one of many efforts by so-called heterodox thinkers to present a coherent new approach.
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The most interesting work being done on the topic on liberal academic groupthink is at Heterodox Academy, directed by the NYU social psychologist Jonathan Haidt.
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Or it could be yet another celebrity with an aspirational brand, critics to her left and right, and an instinct for heterodox-but-popular ideas.
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At a time when academia can resemble an archipelago, the disciplines more specialized than finch beaks in the Galápagos, Robinson's audaciously heterodox thinking can exhilarate.
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Yesterday morning, The Verge broke the story that Peter Thiel appeared to be teaching a course on "heterodox science" at the Berkeley Institute starting in January.
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Obviously, the party's establishment would prefer Cruz — an ideological elected conservative, albeit a very extreme one — to a takeover by a loose cannon, ideologically heterodox billionaire.
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A maverick Marxist and a heterodox Catholic, Pasolini was a scourge of the long-governing Christian Democratic Party and an irritant to the Communists as well.
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Florida's Carlos Curbelo was vocal about his own heterodox Republican position on climate change by supporting a carbon tax, and lost his seat to a Democrat.
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Heterodox economists Matías Kulfas and Cecilia Todesca, debt expert Guillermo Nielsen, and academic Martín Guzmán are highly likely to take on some form of economic roles.
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And Trump as a candidate was personally hostile to a number of established GOP figures, and expressed heterodox views on a wide range of policy issues.
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"Heterodox" — coming from the Greek root words heteros, meaning "the other," and doxa, meaning "opinion" — refers to atypical beliefs or those beliefs which go against prevailing norms.
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While the Berkeley Institute is likely to admit only a handful of people to its heterodox science seminar, the ideas taught there may ripple out much farther.
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It repeatedly flirts with illiberalism: witness the fashion for no-platforming heterodox speakers in universities, putting "trigger warnings" on books and privileging group rights over individual rights.
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Stark changes in the way the church talks about sin, hell and damnation, and openings (again, including among conservative Catholics) to theological perspectives once considered flatly heterodox.
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His platform, then, was a heterodox mash-up of initiatives that span the political spectrum, from lefty measures like raising corporate taxes to conservative models of policing.
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Musa al-Gharbi, the director of communications for an organization called Heterodox Academy, which promotes "viewpoint diversity on college campuses," takes issue with both of our pieces.
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It was a change in philosophy, from welcoming the heterodox newcomer to kicking out Republicans who didn't pass their litmus tests on abortion, guns, taxes — you name it.
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And it allows the wide mix of American denominations, including non-Christians and the theologically heterodox, to freely participate in public life without silencing or diminishing their faith.
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Laffer told Mosler not to expect anything from Ivy League economics departments, but there was this wacky heterodox group called the post-Keynesians, and they might be interested.
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In 2015 Jonathan Haidt, a justly celebrated social psychologist at New York University, helped to found the Heterodox Academy, an organization that promotes intellectual diversity in higher education.
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To accompany the 2004 documentary — which will screen on Saturday with a Q. and A. afterward — the Metrograph will show some highlights of the Z Channel's heterodox programming.
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While Peter Thiel has been tight-lipped about his relationship with heterodox science, IMITATIO, the organization the Berkeley Institute references, offers some clues to his interest in atypical thinking.
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But the cultural drivers—hostility to the freer and more heterodox Western societies of today—might just turn out to be the swan song of a pre-1968 world.
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Liberals, and even many conservatives, are finding some relief in the hearings for President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet, as nominee after nominee repudiates his most extreme and heterodox positions.
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In an utterly different vein, the Heterodox Academy, which is a group of professors concerned about ideological diversity, has just begun rating schools on their apparent commitment to that.
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The anti-Sanders machine has taken longer to warm up, in part because a growing cadre of heterodox conservatives prefer him to and positively contrast him with other progressives.
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She seemed to absorb in a gulp the mode's ideas—rational means, hedonistic appeals—and to add, with no loss of formal integrity, a heterodox lyricism inspired by nature.
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Both he and Haidt belong to Heterodox Academy, a group of hundreds of professors who, in joining, have pledged to support a diversity of viewpoints at colleges and universities.
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Ideologically disruptive forces like Steve Bannon have been forcibly ejected from Trump's orbit, and the president himself has abandoned his more heterodox views on taxes, trade, health care, and China.
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There are political insights into the persecution complex of the Alawites, the heterodox religious minority, historically poor and marginalised, which has come to dominate the ruling civil and military elite.
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I ran a research group there and I think Kate and I came to very similar conclusions that were fairly heterodox during my days in industry, through very different paths.
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He is less keen to discuss whether true creativity might mean allowing foreign news and heterodox political ideas onto the firm's campuses, along with the Western architecture that he loves.
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The finding is based on the heterodox idea that aging is not irreversible and that an animal's biological clock can in principle be wound back to a more youthful state.
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Even Benjamin Franklin, among the most heterodox leaders, proposed Moses crossing the Red Sea as the new nation's emblem and "rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God" as its motto.
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When not grandstanding on trade, he offered heterodox and mostly worthy ideas: he backed higher spending on education, abortion rights and modest gun control; as well deregulation and a strong defence.
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The first time we see young Emily (played by Emma Bell) she is about to be kicked out of Mount Holyoke College, branded a "no-hoper" for her heterodox religious views.
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For years this small stone hall was a place of worship for local Alevis, heterodox Muslims who are estimated to form between a tenth and a fifth of the Turkish population.
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In 2016, Thiel appeared to be teaching a course on "heterodox science" at the Berkeley Institute, but a day after the story broke, the course was quietly removed from the school's website.
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In the end, a mathematised, American strain of Keynesianism became dominant, while other variants were lumped into the category of "post-Keynesianism": an eclectic mix of ideas consigned to the heterodox fringe.
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The electric carmaker, which loves to do things differently, used the event to tout its new self-driving chip and to double down on its aggressive and heterodox approach to autonomous vehicles.
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The Assad family is part of the state's 10 percent minority Alwai religious denomination, a ninth century heterodox offshoot of Shiite Islam considered heretical by most Sunnis and extremist by most Shiites.
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With Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement from the court this summer, the Supreme Court will lose a heterodox jurist whose willingness to cross ideological divides made him the deciding factor in many legal battles.
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But giving heterodox views a hearing only works if the people seeking advice are themselves open-minded thinkers, willing to put in the hard work of understanding opposing views and assessing the evidence.
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But Mr. Trump's heterodox approach to diplomacy has become a constant source of headlines, and Americans' views of his trade policy have become entwined with their anxiety about how he conducts himself abroad.
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"I'm very happy that Mr. Kudlow got the nod rather than Peter Navarro," says Strain, referring to Trump's heterodox, protectionist trade director, who was widely believed to be in the running for NEC.
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At the same time, the economically heterodox Republicans don't look like a secret constituency for socialism — they're to the left of GOP elites on economic policy but still pretty moderate, all things considered.
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"Damore, Gudeman, and other class members were ostracized, belittled, and punished for their heterodox political views, and for the added sin of their birth circumstances of being Caucasians and/or males," the lawsuit said.
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Thus liberated, young evangelicals are also embracing a far more diverse, and heterodox, set of concerns than their "evil elders", as the Wheaton students, with no hint of irony, referred to their parents' generation.
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At Heterodox Academy, Sean Stevens and Jonathan Haidt have compiled a pretty comprehensive list of psychological differences between the sexes—there are plenty, not all point the same way and there are many caveats.
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Such heterodox thinking can be wrapped in a bit of disingenuous cluelessness: "I'm not sure how things work here, but I was thinking…" People working in a language not their own report other perks.
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The acrimonious end was perhaps in keeping with a publication that was proudly heterodox from the start, eager to buck the prevailing values of conservative dogma and forge its own provocative point of view.
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And he now edits part time for Quillette, the so-called heterodox publication that has staked out a position as a home for centrist journalists and academics disgruntled about left-wing activism and woke culture.
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I imagine that in previous decades, pre-1990s say, it was easier to have a sense of where our models of sexuality came from and what they were because life was more institutionalized, less heterodox.
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Garland falls in the middle, meaning that either he hired an ideologically heterodox group of clerks — some Republican donors, some Democratic donors — or that his clerks themselves donated in a way that suggests they're political moderates.
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A decade from now, the Supreme Court will almost certainly not be controlled by either a moderate Republican like Anthony Kennedy or a heterodox liberal like Byron White, a JFK nominee who dissented in Miranda v.
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" Somewhat redundantly, it adds that Damore, Gudeman and "other class members" were "ostracized, belittled, and punished for their heterodox political views, and for the added sin of their birth circumstances of being Caucasians and/or males.
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Jonathan Haidt, a centrist social psychologist at New York University, cites data suggesting that the share of conservatives in academia has plunged, and he has started a website, Heterodox Academy, to champion ideological diversity on campuses.
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"Damore, Gudeman, and other class members were ostracized, belittled, and punished for their heterodox political views, and for the added sin of their birth circumstances of being Caucasians and/or males," the 62-page lawsuit reads.
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The podcast, which has been running for over 150 episodes, brings on top commentators from across the political spectrum in media and politics for heterodox converations about how breaking news and ongoing political debates are covered.
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"Damore, Gudeman, and other class members were ostracized, belittled, and punished for their heterodox political views, and for the added sin of their birth circumstances of being Caucasians and/or males," the 62-page lawsuit reads.
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Those debates, which played out throughout the 1990s, had their roots in disagreements within the Republican Party over American power — and in the evolution of a right-leaning but surprisingly heterodox intellectual movement known as neoconservatism.
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Mr Spolaore, listing the social norms that became a part of Mr Mokyr's "culture of growth", includes "tolerance of heterodox views, rigorous standards based on proofs and reproducible experiments, and positive attitudes towards openness, collaboration and disclosure".
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But it turned out that Trump's basic message — hard-right on identity issues, a bit heterodox on economics — was closer to the views of rank-and-file Republicans even though it was unpopular with GOP thought leaders.
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While the Vatican's solution to the growing controversy has been to deny — once again — Francis and Scalfari's exchange, Francis's consistent reliance on Scalfari as a potential mouthpiece for heterodox thought renders each denial a little less plausible.
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His campaign was so heterodox on policy that it was commonplace to predict at the time, including this widely cited Lee Drutman article at Vox, that it would lead to a wholesale realignment of the party system.
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Now those who re-post "undesirable" Facebook posts, spend time catching Pokemon in a church or express heterodox opinions are subject to prosecution under Article 85033 of the criminal code and can be put away for years.
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Neither the Rehnquist nor the Burger courts could be considered liberal, but the justices that served on them were more likely to have heterodox political views, regardless of whether they were appointed by Republican or Democratic presidents.
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" The 161-page lawsuit also claims the former employees were "ostracized, belittled, and punished" for two key transgressions: "their heterodox political views, and for the added sin of their birth circumstances of being Caucasians and/or males.
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The course features black authors who do defend that view, but I also teach the work of others who depart from it in some measure, including heterodox thinkers like Thomas Chatterton Williams and conservatives like Jason Riley.
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He had dug up some tweets I had written in 2014 and 2016 offering a partial defense of conservative political scientist Tom Flanagan and fired Nintendo employee Alison Rapp, both of whom had heterodox opinions on child pornography.
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Instead, Trump and GOP leaders rather quickly reached a tacit compromise — no restraint whatsoever on Trump's personal corruption or financial conflicts of interest, and no attempt by Trump to pursue the heterodox agenda on infrastructure, health care, antitrust, etc.
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The description of the "Heterodox Science" course, which Berkeley Institute's director Matthew Rose told me was furnished by the instructor, reads: From past experience we know that our certitude has often been misplaced and that scientific knowledge has usually been flawed.
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Walter Jones has been a heterodox Republican for more than a decade, becoming a sharp critic of the Iraq War, then an opponent of some GOP leadership efforts (like last year's tax law), and a supporter of Ron Paul's presidential efforts.
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Instead of closing the tent ever more tightly on who can be a Republican in good standing, the nomination of the manifestly heterodox Trump has left the Tea Party/Tax Pledge/Social Issue straight jacket of ideological purity in tatters.
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Every week brings a new Politico story in which Democrats grouse about the party's resurgent left wing, warning that its pie-in-the-sky proposals and heterodox rhetoric threaten to squander the party's hard-earned electoral momentum under President Trump.
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He will be less of an orthodox free marketer than some of the people who voted for him are hoping, and he will be less of a heterodox populist than some of the other people who voted for him are hoping.
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Deutscher, a Talmud prodigy during his childhood in a Polish shtetl, went on to become a translator of Hebrew and Yiddish poetry, then a communist, then a follower of Leon Trotsky's heterodox communism and finally a globe-trotting British journalist.
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From the beginning, he was an advocate of a renewal of Judaism, first in the Zionist movement, with which he maintained a heterodox relationship that persisted over the years, and an interlocutor with the broader European world, including some prominent Christians.
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And if you think that the magic of heterodox monetary thinking somehow means that deficit spending is never inflationary, or crowding out never happens, or something, you don't understand the functional finance that MMT advocates themselves claim underlies their doctrine.
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For now, though, congressional Republicans seem convinced that Trump will stick to tax cuts and deregulation as the core of his agenda — with protectionist tweets serving more as a theatrical sideshow than as the dawn of a new heterodox approach to policymaking.
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While the right gallops towards the ethno-charged edge of reason, the more diverse, heterodox left yo-yos between defining itself against its governing wing, as Sandernistas did in 2016, and swinging back to moderation to stave off the latest Republican attack.
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Way back on June 8, 2014, Donald Trump — who by then had long since established himself in conservative circles as a prominent voice in birther conspiracy theories and anti-immigrant demagoguery — staked out a strikingly heterodox position: He wanted to save entitlement programs.
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Shifting the bill to the right thus ended up helping leadership win votes from both wings — from Freedom Caucus members whose demands were met, and from vulnerable Republicans who, without the protection of an ideologically heterodox opposition, feared standing alone against the bill.
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In 2016, Trump ran as a heterodox Republican on a platform of issues that set him apart from conventional Republicans like McConnell and Ryan: He promised to be a protectionist on economics, an ultra-hawk on immigration, and a unilateralist on foreign policy.
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It used to be heterodox and radical to argue that the prosecution of the Cold War was underpinned by America's desire to spread capitalism: Arthur Schlesinger Jr. described William Appleman Williams as a "pro-Communist scholar" for his critiques of U.S. diplomacy.
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At the same time he's been heterodox on climate change, called for more funding to save the Florida everglades, and by all local accounts he has a very strong record of actually getting things done in the legislature with a bipartisan agenda.
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But both senators appear to be of the opinion that while Trump is right to be heterodox on guns, his personal brand is so toxic that it makes more sense for them not to cite their party's most prominent champion of their position.
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So it's a source of mild concern that I keep hearing that heterodox economics — specifically Modern Monetary Theory — says that we don't have to worry about where the money will come from, that because we have a printing press deficits don't matter.
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Trump performs symbolic politics that meets the emotional and representational needs of the Republican base, and his laziness and ignorance have removed what GOP leaders most feared about candidate Trump — the possibility that he would govern in an ideologically heterodox or moderate manner.
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One of the early hires we had was a guy named Brandon Ambasino who had a lot of very heated arguments, he was an LGBT writer who had a lot of very heterodox opinions in that space, and it created a lot of backlash.
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What you'd have there is a worst of both worlds candidate, where the candidate is heterodox in ways that rob her of establishment support, but she is establishment-oriented in ways that make her uninteresting to the media, and so there's no space for her.
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It's important to remember that Trump's mercurial personality and heterodox policy ideas — including repeated promises to make a "deal" with Putin and improve relations with the Russian dictator — had alienated much of the mainstream Republican Party and practically all of its foreign policy establishment.
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Throughout his 2003 book RFK: A Memoir, which recounts the last years of Robert F. Kennedy's political career, Jack Newfield puzzles over how to summarize the heterodox political views Kennedy espoused during his pell-mell 81-day campaign for the 1968 Democratic presidential nomination.
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And neocons are the one faction that Trump never really bothered to kowtow to at any point, pushing ahead with wildly heterodox foreign policy ideas even while aligning his approach on taxes, regulation, abortion, guns, and other hot-button issues with mainstream conservative viewpoints.
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But that book isn't the totality of Hassett's work, and a fuller examination of his record shows someone who, while hardly likely to win over committed liberals, is more heterodox than his résumé might suggest, and who is sharply at odds with President Trump on trade.
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The large Democratic House majorities won in 2006 and 2008 — and the 20203 Senate votes the party held briefly in 2009 — were won by assembling a party caucus that was much more ideologically heterodox than the shell-shocked group of survivors who remain after 2010 and 2014.
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It doesn't fit Reaganite Trump-skeptics who hate the president's temperament but have been pleasantly surprised by his judicial appointments and tax cuts, or younger, heterodox conservatives who regard Trump himself as a bigot but consider his populist campaign a possible road map for the future.
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And I can certainly think of worse people for the Democratic Party to nominate than a woman who has white-working-class roots as well as academic credentials, and a half-buried past as a heterodox intellectual (go read her book "The Two-Income Trap," seriously).
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The two men "were ostracized, belittled and punished for their heterodox political views, and for the added sin of their birth circumstances of being Caucasians and/or males," Harmeet K. Dhillon from the Dhillon Law Group, the lead attorney for the plaintiffs, said in the lawsuit.
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Luckily there are a lot of policies on offer, from tax lawyers and economists and other wonks, that are up to the challenge: Most of these ideas are old hat among tax lawyers and economists, and some are embraced by heterodox Democrats in the House and Senate.
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By day, he works on the Economic Security Project and as a senior adviser to Wong at the Roosevelt Institute; at night, he's studying for his master's in economics at the New School for Social Research, famous for its heterodox, lefty-ish approach to the discipline.
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Dr. Fletcher's primary function is to explain the movie to the audience, foreshadowing the climax with her heterodox pseudo-scholarly theories about her many-sided patient, but Ms. Buckley also provides a dimension of warmth and wit that "Split" would be much duller and uglier without.
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A former journalist and conservative ex-mayor of London, seeing in the referendum a chance for political advancement, Johnson deserted Prime Minister David Cameron, who had called it, joining a heterodox "leave" movement headed by the odious Nigel Farage, leader of the anti-European UKIP party.
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A combined effort of mainline institutions like the American Enterprise Institute and more heterodox voices on the right, the conference sought two chief aims: to provide an overarching intellectual framework for the nationalist right and to distance the nationalist conservative movement from the explicitly racist far right.
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Trump won a primary election by criticizing the Republican Party establishment, adopted a set of heterodox policy stances that sometimes poached centrist and left-wing ideas along with hard-right ones, and won a general election without much in the way of formal support for the institutional Republican Party.
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The video of Hemmes was one artifact of an intellectual quest, combining Schwartz's personal journey through the science of the brain with an effort to build the world's most advanced anthropomorphic robotic arm, underwritten by the most heterodox part of the federal bureaucracy: the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
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It's important to remember that Trump's mercurial personality and heterodox policy ideas — including repeated promises to make a "deal" with Putin and improve relations with Russia — alienated much of the mainstream Republican Party in the early stages of the campaign, and practically all of its foreign policy establishment.
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It's that after an extraordinarily contentious primary season in which Trump put forward many profoundly heterodox policy ideas, we have a president in the White House whose strongest performance comes when giving a decent rendition of Chamber of Commerce talking points on one aspect of a corporate income tax cut.
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In her best work—a category in which her latest, " Transcription " (Little, Brown), certainly belongs—she maneuvers the tropes of the murder-mystery genre, of historical fiction, and of privileged white Britishness into a kind of critical salvage of women's work, women's lives, that's as heterodox, in its way, as Cusk's.
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You can find hints of what such a moderate approach might look like in intellectual projects like Jonathan Haidt's Heterodox Academy, or in the probing, evenhanded culture-war reportage of the magazine writer Jesse Singal (whom I hesitate to even praise because it will do him no favors on the internet).
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By posing for photo-ops with non-elected imams and conservative "community leaders" — the very "moderates" of whom I speak — Western liberals and social democrats may be attempting to emphasize an assumed peaceful version of Islam, but by doing so, they are actively undermining a long history of heterodox and secular Muslim traditions.
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At the same time, while no reasonable person could have gone through the 2016 campaign believing that Trump was a chaste man or scrupulously honest, one really could have watched it and believed that he was prepared to embrace heterodox policy ideas on taxing the rich and providing affordable health insurance to all Americans.
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That might be because said economist holds views that are considered too heterodox; it might be because he is too honest about the corruption of the mighty; or it might be because insider circles don't consider him especially insightful or even technically competent — which in turn could be a huge injustice, or possibly kind of true.
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Trump's heterodox presidency has turned off many key allies: the president of Mexico, offended by the Wall that Trump wants the Mexicans to pay for, has cancelled a planned visit to Washington, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been notably frosty, and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau praised the international Women's March against Trump that took place last Saturday.
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Here's the very first post on Heterodox Academy, from its founder and NYU psychologist Jonathan Haidt, defining the then-blog's founding premise: As long as we can all count on the peer review process and a vigorous post-publication peer debate process, we can rest assured that most obvious errors and biases will get called out.
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And here's a definition of the reason for Heterodox Academy's founding from a July post on its blog, written by someone who recently attended its conference: HxA was formed because academia has become a left-leaning tribal moral community that is a hostile environment for non-liberals, causing many of them to self-segregate out of it.
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And so he's bidding to do for monetary policy what he's done in domestic policy and foreign policy already: Pursue a somewhat heterodox and populist agenda, but leave its implementation — and therefore to some extent its future — in the hands of men like Moore or John Bolton or Mick Mulvaney who represent the consensus that he once campaigned against.
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GOP luminaries, afraid of alienating voters in the 2020 election, may find King a convenient scapegoat, but it will become more and more difficult for them to deny that racism is an ideological and policy space where the President's own long-held beliefs mingled with those of his heterodox group of backers, who represent important Republican constituencies.
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Sociologists are proud that the work that comes out of their departments is so heterodox and wide-ranging — and, especially when it comes to issues like mass incarceration, so influential in policy debates — but it is a fractured field, and many sociologists worry that over the last few decades they have ceded their great midcentury prestige and explanatory power to economists on one side and social psychologists on the other.
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Whatever their personal politics, most Washington civil servants and military men are likely to be alienated by Trump's aversion to professionalism, his preference for relying on a tight coterie of loyalists, his status as an outsider, his heterodox views on everything from vaccination to trade alliances, his tendency to run organizations by stoking rivalries among competing individuals, his preference for getting information from cable news to briefing books.
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While most of the Trump team has either reverted to Reaganism-as-usual or else thrown out heterodox ideas wildly without putting in the legwork, Ivanka has taken her 2016 support for a new child-care benefit and converted it something that House Republicans might actually support — a larger child tax credit, refundable against payroll taxes to help the working class, that she was pitching to conservative activists last week.
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In her lost days as a heterodox public intellectual, Warren made the case that indeed it did, because instead of getting richer, dual-earner households found themselves in what she and her daughter, Amelia Warren Tyagi, called the "two-income trap," bidding up the price of real estate and child care, losing the division-of-labor benefits of homemaking, and generally working harder for little or no economic gain.
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Now Tulsi's spot on the traditional ideological spectrum is kind of hard to peg because her views are heterodox so at the same time that she's finding support with self-described conservatives, her supporters also tell pollsters overwhelmingly that their second choice is Bernie SandersBernie Sanders6900 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2628 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides The Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary MORE who is of course the only true leftist in the race.
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When paired with his balancing of the wrecked budget left by his Republican predecessor, Bobby Jindal, and his moves to protect working families, like his expansion of Medicaid or pay raises for teachers, Mr. Edwards is a heterodox mix that makes him ideologically and culturally palatable enough to attract substantial support from the sort of Louisianans whose support for Bill Clinton won him the state during his presidential runs in 1992 and 1996, but who have since been swayed by Republican positions on wedge issues.
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But Bloomberg's wealth, recent history of center-right positions on a range of economic policy issues — pre-Trump he was critical of the Dodd-Frank financial regulation bill, against raising the minimum wage, skeptical of the Affordable Care Act, and a fan of cutting Social Security and Medicare — makes him a perfect foil for Sanders' message and also lets Sanders position himself as a stalwart Democrat versus the heterodox Bloomberg, a much better positioning for him than running as a left-wing critic of the popular Obama administration.
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The United States first introduced a protective tariff of this kind in George Washington's administration (this is in part what "Cabinet Battle #1" from Hamilton is about) and fights over the use of tariffs as a tool of economic policy were a staple of American politics until about World War I. They went badly out of style in the second half of the twentieth century, but these days the idea of a steep tariff exercises a kind of fascination over the minds of heterodox thinkers precisely because economists are so uniformly opposed to it, and the idea of sticking it to orthodox economics seems kind of fun.
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