He brings in families, he brings in loyalists, the campaign people, the insiders, the military, the ideologues, non-ideologues.
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So this, then, is the bottom line: Most voters aren't ideologues, and even accounting for that, most ideologues aren't particularly ideological.
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Thanks to polarization, gerrymandering, and dark money, Congress is full of conservative ideologues and Trump has made it clear that he has little patience for ideologues.
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But we're also violent, we're ideologues, and we cause suffering.
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Kasich and Hickenlooper are pragmatists more than they are ideologues.
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Republicans are ideologues; they don't care what the facts are.
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In the Twitterverse, ideologues have far more power than moderates.
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"The Policy Game: How Special Interests and Ideologues are Stealing America" complained that greedy interest groups and misguided ideologues had led America to "a point in its history where it cannot grow and prosper".
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Trump was easy for political professionals to underestimate because they are ideologues who are surrounded by ideologues, and so they naturally came to see a coherent ideology as a prerequisite for a successful politician.
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Although the ideologues are few, the government's majority is even smaller.
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But these aren't just ideologues with jobs in a friendly administration.
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So what, exactly, should we expect from GOP ideologues in D.C.?
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He's one of the few genuine ideologues in the Trump circle.
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They are not liberal or conservative ideologues; they just want results.
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In the fight for America's future, ideologues are on the march.
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For identity-politics ideologues, one's group means more than American citizenship.
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The ideologues of the Islamic State purport to follow Shariah exclusively.
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Many of the Khmer Rouge's most fervent ideologues were foreign-educated.
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Domestic ideologues adopt the manipulative distribution tactics used by foreign propagandists.
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Hard-core ideologues are likely to stand with Mr. Maduro unconditionally.
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Let's engage in passionate political discourse focused on ideas, not ideologues.
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A world where the moderate Republicans triumphed and the ideologues got rolled.
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Bolton and Pompeo are "ideologues" when it comes to Iran, Slavin said.
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The real center of gravity in the Jihadi movement are the ideologues.
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Fortunately for him, the kibbutz movement also saw the need for ideologues.
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This is anathema to the ideologues within the VA and the CVA.
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It also cleared the path for known ideologues to join the bench.
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The party has different ideologues, like Bennet and Inslee, even de Blasio.
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This being Skrillex, assume the genre's ideologues are having none of it.
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That is a problem both for Anglo-Saxon pragmatists and continental ideologues alike.
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Instead, he has assembled a cabinet composed of technocrats, ideologues and military men.
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Ideologues often mix poorly with business, which by nature is responsive and pragmatic.
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I think ideologues, partisans on both sides, think of each other as enemies.
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Is the NFL players' protest being exploited by ideologues to promote America's disintegration?
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They promote a gear-jamming ideologue because many of their readers are ideologues.
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But we still have this underlying fight between the pragmatists and the ideologues.
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"We have allowed our politics to be hijacked by extreme ideologues," Clinton said.
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Ideologues find that deeply disconcerting, but in fact, it is his greatest strength.
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This time it's the sentimental urban tree-hugger ideologues against ignorant Joe Diesel.
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Most voters who identify with those terms are partisans first, and ideologues second.
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Many of Trump's allies run the gamut of true believers, ideologues, and opportunists.
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The seats we flipped were with problem solvers, not with litmus test ideologues.
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It's just that he's weak, vain, easily influenced, and surrounded by conservative ideologues.
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" Anti-immigrant ideologues are made to look ridiculous, firing unfortunates from a "deportation cannon.
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The outlook of the government's ideologues may be closest to that of Mr Bolsonaro.
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"There are no ideologues in the group," said Keefe Bruyette & Woods analyst Chas Tyson.
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Titled "Communist Party of China and China's Modernisation", it brought together ideologues and academics.
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Today, thousands of refugee children are vulnerable to both child traffickers and extremist ideologues.
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Sanders backers can best be described as ideologues who are unlike most other Democrats.
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That's fine for conservative ideologues like Ryan who want to pursue a maximalist agenda.
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I took an oath to uphold the Constitution, not to appease politicians or ideologues.
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He is paying the price for that approach because he is surrounded by ideologues.
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I think with what we see now in the administration is you have ideologues.
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The term itself is somewhat oxymoronic, as technocrats seem like the opposite of ideologues.
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If a given college wants to cultivate cosseted, emotionally fragile ideologues, so be it.
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Both are viewed skeptically by the establishment of their party as extremists and ideologues.
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Such exhortations went well beyond a small group of committed ideologues on the fringe.
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Therein lies the great chasm between the think tanks, the ideologues and the real world.
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The third ISIS faction was composed of the true religious ideologues, led by al-Baghdadi.
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That we won't allow our democracy to be hijacked by Big Oil and billionaire ideologues.
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Ideologues in the GOP, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, are wedded to tackling entitlement spending.
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Out of power, Democrats need the largesse of ideologues, which Pelosi was able to provide.
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It's awful, but still, relatively harmless when compared against the violent work of scary ideologues.
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Conservative ideologues opposed those programs from their inception but have failed to roll them back.
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But like so much being peddled by ideologues and partisans these days, it's a sham.
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You don't want people who are just ideologues, which is what I see right now.
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Why is it that progressives are branded as ideologues, while centrists are seen as pragmatists?
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Coming from a stumbling, feckless regime staffed by amateurs and ideologues, it just sounds desperate.
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"He was skeptical of ideologues of any sort," Mr. Levering said in a phone interview.
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Lose enough of them, enough times, and even the most stubborn ideologues will accept reform.
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Buddhist nationalist ideologues are using the spiritual authority of extremist monks to bolster their support.
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Ideologues will be quick to tease meaning from every plotline, but that misses the point.
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It would also give ideologues lots of opportunities to write witty, harsh and crass Tweets.
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Political ideologues, by contrast, ignore facts and science in their single-minded quest to win.
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Instead, it's become about what can pass a Congress disproportionately populated by gun rights ideologues.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) grilled Pompeo about his past associations with prominent anti-Muslim ideologues. Sen.
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They're operators, not ideologues; though they're worlds apart politically, they have great affection for one another.
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For these federalist ideologues, the worst outcome from Brexit would be a British economic success story.
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The current crop of ideologues is instead setting fire to the pillars of our international ascendancy.
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"Every movement starts with ideologues, but they alone can never carry a mass movement," Dotan explained.
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This misguided quest for "another kind of EU," however, isn't what Putin or Trump's ideologues want.
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The self-styled grown-ups are, for the most part, being replaced by lackeys and ideologues.
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Last I checked, you and I were hired as columnists, not party ideologues or demographic segments.
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Soft-spoken and reserved, he is an unusual figure in an industry filled with loud ideologues.
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The ideologues of the right are left to make do with their jester and his antics.
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These ideologues really believed that they could usher in a low-tax, small-government, libertarian utopia.
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Instead of inviting credible experts to brief legislators, the Exxon-sponsored organization brings in political ideologues.
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A movement of high-minded ideologues had, throughout the 1990s, become obsessed with deposing Saddam Hussein.
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So, what comes to the top is the information put out by ideologues and extremists. Right.
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They have got some kids and some ideologues from the campaign, who didn't need Senate confirmation.
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Ideologues, at least, comprise a very large (perhaps the single largest) faction of the Republican Party base.
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Many current students, though, have not been inspired by their activist classmate and view them as ideologues.
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We must ensure that America's promise as a nation of immigrants is not hijacked by racist ideologues.
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So, you idiot ideologues and the destroy-Trump media, you need to watch, learn, how to negotiate.
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One is the set of hard-left ideologues who do not trust Mr Ramaphosa's pro-business instincts.
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And it is an insider's game that tends to attract the most rigid—and anti-incumbent—ideologues.
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The image-scrubbing by todays white nationalists belies a long history of violence by far-right ideologues.
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The image-scrubbing by today's white nationalists belies a long history of violence by far-right ideologues.
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In the next few weeks, anti-market ideologues are going to try to scare the American people.
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It's not that our ideologues are averse to an imperial presidency when their side is in charge.
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The Tea Party wave election in 2010 brought a new legion of far-right ideologues into Congress.
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In a White House filled with ideologues, few have been able to work successfully across the aisle.
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Admittedly, some progressives are ideologues, or even downright intolerant, but this is not true of most progressives.
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To reduce public policy to a single dimension, as free-trade ideologues do, is foolish and dangerous.
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Instead, he has stacked his administration with incompetent yes men, right-wing ideologues and Washington swamp dwellers.
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This lack of clarity may stem from the fact that these people are not ideologues but reformists.
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Among the wide range of pundits, ideologues and highly YouTube-specific personalities, a few archetypal examples appear.
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Rather than moderate their aims and ambitions, both presidents have empowered ideologues and aggressively spread their influence.
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Public polling and political science provide ample evidence that moderates fare better than ideologues in American elections.
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Mob attacks stoked by rabble-rousers and Islamist ideologues, like the one in Minya, are rarely prosecuted.
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In 20153, the ideologues were more successful, and moderates' odds of winning fell to about 50-50.
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Moderate Republicans and America's allies need to tell him why Mr Bannon and his co-ideologues are wrong.
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Total obstruction has become the norm for opposition parties, as ideologues and activists disproportionately dominate the national debate.
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He provided ballast against political storms and a bridge between ideologues on both sides of the Brexit divide.
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Conservative ideologues get airtime on state television, where they chide clerics for losing faith in velayat-e faqih.
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Politicians and ideologues of all stripes have long fanned anti-Japanese sentiment simply to further their own agendas.
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According to the Congolese army, they are Islamist ideologues who murder in revenge for attacks on their bases.
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Now, the federal agency whose mandate is to make voting easier is also being hijacked by Republican ideologues.
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Then the military can continue fighting the inveterate ideologues who are unlikely to lay down their arms voluntarily.
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That's why they're redoubling their efforts to fill the judiciary with as many young, conservative ideologues as possible.
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There are cynical ideologues that would lead you to believe that our energy choices are all or nothing.
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There are ideologues and radicals, from Raqqa to London, who are grooming the next generation of foot soldiers.
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What is the likelihood that ideologues of the left and right will have the maturity to handle it?
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And third, for decades conservatives have railed against the institution of tenure, which they see as protecting ideologues.
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At home, however, Erdogan's supporters and aligned ideologues have been singing a significantly different — and more telling — tune.
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It changed the strangle-hold that outdated economic theory and free trade ideologues had over U.S. trade policy.
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It is a vacuum that allows ideologues like Mr. Sessions — who know their minds — to do their worst.
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His famous father was the embodiment of the traditional "feudal" dynasties that Brotherhood ideologues used to rail against.
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But those opinions should be based on facts that demonstrate truth — not contrived narratives designed by partisan ideologues.
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More to the point, the president created a mess for Senate Republicans by nominating ideologues without rigorous vetting.
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We can't argue with ideologues, they just drag you down to their level and beat you with inaction.
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Arabic names of al Qaeda and ISIS ideologues, and the titles of terrorist strategies, pamphlets, books, and films.
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But the ideologues, the ones who have waged committed war against climate science for decades, want the confrontation.
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By executing al Qaeda ideologues and attackers, Riyadh was showing its determination to crush support for the militant cause.
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The attacks have been blamed on the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a group of Islamist ideologues originally from Uganda.
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Donald Trump and the anti-Muslim ideologues feeding his dangerous views are doing the exact same thing right now.
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Ideologues, opportunists, and internet marketers built a massive new universe of partisan news on the web and on Facebook.
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Despite their enemy status, it is estimated that only 10 percent of these prisoners were hard-core Nazi ideologues.
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Political analysts put the party's core constituency of pious Muslims and Islamist ideologues at 20-30% of the electorate.
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There was a time when I thought the pro-European ideologues were the ones who were out of touch.
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They may not be loud or active, but these mixed ideologues and moderates do exist, and they do vote.
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Mandela successfully charmed, seduced and won over his apartheid jailers, the Afrikaans ideologues in Pretoria and a fearful citizenry.
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She was instrumental in reinforcing the dominance of the "pragmatists" as opposed to the "ideologues" of his first term.
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The politics of education have turned nasty in recent years, featuring various ideologues who can't be persuaded by evidence.
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They're not really ideologues so much as careerists, whose instinct is always to go along with the party line.
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Presumably these delegates would favor the more traditional, mainstream candidacies and not ideologues or those calling for a revolution.
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It is dominated by brutal ideologues who will use any smear ("traitor", "collaborator", "fifth-columnist") to defeat their opponents.
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The social services cuts that America's free-market ideologues have pushed for decades are coming back to infect them.
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Their desire to hire loyalists, billionaires or ideologues while rejecting those with serious credentials is part of the trouble.
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The novel oscillates between admiration for and unsparing criticism of the ideologues in charge of the nation-building effort.
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German foreign policy experts are not blind to the obvious divide between ideologues and pragmatists in Mr. Trump's administration.
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But the ideologues — the nationalists who can't say "Paris" without spitting, the hardcore climate change denialists — wanted the confrontation.
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Of course Pruitt operates in secret, counseled by industry and ideologues, unwilling and unable to engage the broader public.
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Fox also has shareholders, plenty of whom are not conservative operatives or ideologues but simply rich people with diversified portfolios.
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Equitable futures for Western public lands won't be achieved when ideologues swagger in, brandishing guns and taking over federal buildings.
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Fossil fuel interests and political ideologues, on the other hand, are actively guilty — working to stop the system from changing.
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Markus Söder affected moderation, decrying "ideologues" (ie, the Greens) on the left and "populists" (ie, the AfD) on the right.
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Its ideologues also believe that females should avoid school, marry early (sometimes while still children) and have lots of babies.
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He was suggesting that the answer lay with the hard-liners — a loose alliance of clerics, ideologues and military commanders.
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Some moderate Liberals hoped a humiliation might teach ideologues a lesson, but the loss immediately gave way to more recrimination.
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Those same ideologues deny science and the innumerable economic advantages and health benefits we all enjoy from current environmental regulations.
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" He added that Trump's agenda is being carried about by a "bevy of billionaires and bankers and hard-right ideologues.
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Yet from the quack ideologues to the out-and-proud neo-Nazis, some Alt-Right tenets are clear and constant.
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" Harris added, of Trump: "He's been appointing ideologues, he's been appointing people who have refused to agree that Brown v.
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His voters are often identified with the ideological wing, but many ideologues also object to him as a false conservative.
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The most powerful scholarly establishments in history — whether of Christian priests, Confucian mandarins or Communist ideologues — placed unity above truth.
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The Islamic head scarf, or hijab, is seen by Iranian ideologues as a pillar of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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That, as far as I can tell, is the only way to drown out the voices of rumormongers and ideologues.
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The anti-government ideologues were basically thwarted in their campaign against helpful government regulations, which they demonised as "red tape".
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Alexander Dugin, one of the Kremlin's chief ideologues and a key proponent of "Eurasianism," has been meeting with A.K.P. officials.
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This is perhaps part of a growing self-consciousness among right-wing ideologues about the true nature of their politics.
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Ideologues will tell you that the personal is political, but a novelist will tell you that the political is personal.
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Meanwhile, the racist ideologues who have spearheaded Trump's border policy know exactly why the beast must continue to be fed.
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They ought to resist that temptation, at least if their priority is actually to help their African-American co-ideologues.
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But they know that the nativist ideologues and white nationalists around Mr. Trump are itching for him to be merciless.
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Moreover, settling the debate over personal responsibility is also impossible, at least to the satisfaction of the most committed ideologues.
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Ideologues on the right thought that it was time for the government to get out of the mortgage business completely.
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What's at Stake Antigovernment ideologues resent the Department of Housing and Urban Development even when they know nothing about it.
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For health care, it was libertarian ideologues in Congress; for climate change, it was climate denialists and fossil fuel lobbyists.
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Trump still faces significant challenges within the Republican Party, which has long been dominated at the activist level by conservative ideologues.
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Some, such as the Haqqani network, which was behind the kidnapping of a Canadian-American family, are regarded as hardcore ideologues.
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Others worry that reengaging with those governments ends up empowering ideologues who believe they are dealing with a like-minded administration.
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Sanders wants to expand them, and only conservative ideologues (who are losing badly this cycle) want to roll them back meaningfully.
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Binali, a Bahraini who was about 32 years old, was regarded as one of the group's most influential ideologues and preachers.
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Jemisin said it best in her acceptance speech: Only a small number of ideologues have attempted to game the Hugo Awards.
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With 85 appointments, including two to the Supreme Court, Trump has packed the courts with conservative ideologues hostile to civil rights.
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But a recurrent crop of crackpots and ideologues has fed the state's reputation for aggressive know-nothingism and proudly retrograde politics.
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It does the country no good to replace one group of ideologues dedicated to deadlocking the FEC with another, similar group.
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They are not naive ideologues but highly competent patriots, who recognize that they are serving their country, not just their President.
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Paul Ziemiak, the secretary general of the Christian Democrats, said that young climate protesters were "ideologues" unaware of the political realities.
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The optimists will rejoice that resistance to nationalism and far-right ideologues brought out so many voters, many of them young.
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Trump's message, by contrast, reflected the reality that the intraparty war between ideologues and the establishment was essentially dead and irrelevant.
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It was a calculation that until recently seemed to be paying off reasonably well from the standpoint of right-wing ideologues.
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Vienna's medical faculty was purged and its ranks filled with Nazi ideologues after the country's annexation by Hitler's Germany in 1938.
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People in these organizations acted not as outraged ideologues but instead as humans, connected to one another, seeking a better world.
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Facing similarly hostile ideologues, as well as an organized effort to entrench minority rule, today's Democrats should learn from this example.
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And, just as with the Republican Party, the more hardcore ideologues have acquired power beyond what the general electorate would support.
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The invasion of Iraq created an environment where ISIS could flourish, but its chieftains and ideologues are very much our own.
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Meanwhile, smaller e-cig makers and retailers are allying with free-market ideologues, suing governments and appealing directly to the public.
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A more nuanced portrayal is Green Room, which is less interested in fascist ideology than in how ideologues are manipulated toward violence.
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Much-needed humanitarian aid to the southern border was blocked by partisan ideologues last summer until the Problem Solvers broke the gridlock.
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Counterextremism should be wrested back from ideologues who care more about their pet agendas than effectively stopping violence and preventing social upheaval.
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Some of the most illuminating pieces in the collection were made by right-wing ideologues, intending to spread their vision of America.
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Could it be that the Australian deplorables grew tired of being harangued by climate ideologues and comfortably well-off inner-city dwellers?
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But Nixon's move set us on that path despite the fury of anti-Communist ideologues who had championed Nixon's entire political career.
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"He's a compromise guy encircled by old-guard Leninist ideologues, the Tigray boys," says Beyene Petros, a veteran leader of the opposition.
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The ideologues are the skeleton, and the rest are the muscles that come upon it, and together they form one moving body.
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His campaign itself was a rotating cast of amateurs, ideologues, and family members instead of professional managers and experienced foreign-policy hands.
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Inviting a bunch of mainstream media–hating ideologues into the room is generally not a very good way to investigate a problem.
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After World War I, when the British Empire started to crack, some Hindu ideologues saw an opportunity to regain the upper hand.
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Hostility toward Jews is growing — both among "anti-globalist" ideologues and among young people who simply think that anti-Semitism is funny.
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Right-wing ideologues in the Trump administration seem to consider SNAP a wasteful welfare program that needs to be brought to heel.
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REBECCA TATE SANTA CATARINA PINULA, GUATEMALA To the Editor: Maia Szalavitz portrays opponents of buprenorphine and other opioid replacements as outdated ideologues.
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But there is little in Mr. Guaidó's policies that would appeal to hard-core ideologues, for-profit and criminal soldiers, and colectivos.
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"Miss Breme Jones exemplifies the contradiction of slavery — no matter what the ideologues said, you couldn't deny their humanity," Mr. Ward said.
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During the appointment process, movement activists on both sides would still jockey to make sure only the purest ideologues would be appointed.
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Yet his cabinet choices have largely been ideologues and plutocrats who may or may not carry out Mr. Trump's contradictory campaign promises.
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What will benefit Americans and their businesses aren't radical schemes proposed by ideologues serving narrow interests, rather commonsense adjustments to public policy.
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It would have been a victory for the Club for Growth, for billionaire ideologues, for evangelical activists, for the Tea Party movement.
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Even in this polarized age, with moderates retiring and ideologues taking their places, Alexander still carried on in his characteristically Tennessean way.
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Beyond appeasing a small faction of fringe ideologues, it's hard to see what good Trump's attack on the American insurance market will do.
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He was a pragmatic businessman who was going to make Washington work for you, the little guy, not the ideologues and special interests.
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The president likes Mr Bolton's damn-your-eyes style, but has a way of surrounding himself with diverse opinions, and tires of ideologues.
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Hosted by Third Way, a centrist think-tank, the gathering pondered politics as it is, and not as ideologues wish it to be.
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Some ideologues are still unsatisfied; Steven Calabresi, a Federalist Society co-founder, suggests packing the federal courts with at least 260 new judgeships.
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But Bannon is a political ideologue and political ideologues are useful in shaping policy, managing a president's public messaging, and fighting political battles.
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To Kendall, it was crucial that policymakers recognize that America's adversaries were Kremlin-directed ideologues conspiring to destroy democracy on a global scale.
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Despite ISIS's repeated claims to not care for scholarship that came after the seventh century, ISIS ideologues love to cite Taymiyyah and Wahhab.
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For ideologues like Devlin who have based their careers in the alt right on the demonization of women, this question poses a challenge.
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Perhaps it's inevitable that every presidential administration fills a few empty seats with cronies, hacks and ideologues who are unqualified for their jobs.
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Ideologues play the long game by taking a principled and measured approach to governing that pays dividends for the party down the road.
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The war in Afghanistan, Peters believes, wasn't so much a war against jihadist ideologues as it was a war against drug-trafficking networks.
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What conservative ideologues want to do is choose minimal government spending and maximum reliance on free markets, letting coverage wither in the wind.
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Wolfenstein II makes it crystal clear what happens when you don't take actions against violent ideologues—you, and everyone you care about, dies.
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Mr. Khobat said most ISIS detainees caused few problems, except a handful from Tunisia and Morocco whom he portrayed as "more extreme" ideologues.
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The history, not just the chronology, is more confused (or, rather, more complicated, contested and interesting) than ideologues of any stripe will admit.
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A State Department official, citing interviews from Shabab deserters, said that the number of hard-core ideologues may be as few as 500.
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Still, good riddance, and let's hope other unqualified ideologues, like Sebastian Gorka, the Islamophobic foreign policy adviser, follow Mr. Bannon out the door.
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And if corporations and laissez-faire ideologues object to treating lakes as people, they have an easy alternative: Start treating people as people.
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"They will have to face down some of the ideologues in their caucus and, on things like the wall, face down the president."
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That is an extraordinary sentence and one that no American can allow to be swallowed up by other news or dismissed by ideologues.
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"Most rank-and-file (private sector) union members voted for the president, while their unions are run by left-wing ideologues," Sherk wrote.
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After decades of lobbying influence, that leadership slowly but surely corroded, replaced by revolving door regulators and ideologues pushing lobbyist narratives du jour.
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Ideologues in the Bush administration were unhappy with that tradition, and targeted attorneys for various decisions that, in their view, had hurt Republicans.
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These same interest groups have speculated that Judge Kavanaugh was selected to do the bidding of conservative ideologues despite his record of judicial Independence.
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People close to the governor say Mr. de Blasio reminds Mr. Cuomo of what he sees as the failed liberal ideologues of the past.
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In short, American economic history is more complex than some ideologues seek to portray it; this excellent book gives readers a fully rounded picture.
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Notions that Shambhala existed somewhere in Asia were seized upon by the chauvinist ideologues advocating a new pan-Asian new order, led by Japan.
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Ideologues in both parties have found fault with their own standard-bearers, more for the temperature of their temperaments than for their policy pronouncements.
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Politicians and ideologues sell you an outcome and in this case the outcome of a gun-free and safe society is not marginally realistic.
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The DPP's resounding defeat on Saturday should at least serve to restrain its revisionist inclination, especially its ideologues' quest for Taiwan's de jure independence.
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I would be very focused on working with our partners and allies and intensify our efforts against the ideologues that pedal radical jihadism online.
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Who would be able to win the support of both the governing wing of the Republican Party, and the ideologues on the conservative fringe?
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The number of jihadi ideologues active on the internet with tens of thousands of followers is much smaller than the pool of potential terrorists.
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Ideologues on both sides will assert that, where highly charged moral issues are concerned, federalism is terrible: If abortion is wrong, it's wrong everywhere.
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It could study the benefits of alcohol abuse prevention and assertiveness training in reducing unwanted sex — commonsense strategies decried as "victim-blaming" by ideologues.
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These same interest groups have speculated that Judge Kavanaugh was selected to do the bidding of conservative ideologues, despite his record of judicial independence.
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It's a plan that could please only far-right ideologues who want to dissolve nearly every part of the federal government, save the military.
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But what really impresses me about Buttigieg is that he's campaigning as a moderate Midwest problem-solver in a field full of coastal ideologues.
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But now that most Americans carry around recording devices in their pockets, scandal production is no longer just the domain of experts and ideologues.
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For a time, Tarusa Pages , which was issued by a regional publishing house in Kaluga, evaded the censorship of Communist Party ideologues in Moscow.
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But partisan leftist ideologues have somehow craftily shifted the argument away from the appropriate debate: whether EITs meet the definition of torture or not.
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It will divide the business lobby, produce a storm of criticism from charities and home builders, and set off a firestorm among political ideologues.
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Maybe these pledges will actually streamline government in a positive way, instead of undermining it, as the ideologues around the president seem to want.
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Yet Sudan also has great strengths, including a robust, well-educated civil society that is fed up with autocratic ideologues and yearns for freedom.
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But Landis, the Syria expert at the University of Oklahoma, stresses that the men who joined Ahrar in Madaya are most likely not ideologues.
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It's that Obamacare has 90 or 900 or 9,000 committed ideologues who are willing to violate the law to protect it from the voters.
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Indeed, the Jaysh al-Fatah movement is home to some vicious sectarian ideologues, and it includes al Qaeda's affiliate in Syria, the Nusra Front.
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Boomers are the ideologues who lead our country into conflict through folly; millennials are cast as the young heroes that bring them out of it.
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You've used the word "consumers" to describe conservative audiences, and I found that quite revealing because it implies conservative media members are entrepreneurs, not ideologues.
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Under George W. Bush, she said, the country had "religious ideologues in charge of federal agencies," which meant there was some opposition to LGBTQ rights.
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The lobbyists, strategists and elected officials perceive the intellectuals as aloof ideologues who do not have to worry about getting elected, building coalitions or governing.
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Denying these well-established facts is about as smart as claiming the Earth is flat, and best left to cranks, ideologues and fossil fuel lobbyists.
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This approach, gleaned from a group of fascist ideologues known as the European New Right, would later form the bedrock of the alt-right's ideology.
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And his nascent administration, which is festooned with Goldman Sachs veterans and conservative ideologues, is coming as a sharp surprise to many of his supporters.
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Previous shutdowns have been quarterbacked by anti-government ideologues like Newt Gingrich and Ted Cruz, whose world views aligned nicely with shuttering federal agencies anyway.
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Republicans' proposed replacement for Obamacare has prompted loud fights between the left and the right, ideologues and technocrats, and Speaker Paul Ryan and Breitbart News.
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Muslim reformers seek to play down the "sword verses"—eg, "slay the idolaters wherever you find them"—but jihadist ideologues dismiss this as fake Islam.
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If Republicans don't expand the list beyond their usual ideologues, the board could end up turning to old policies that have proved to be unworkable.
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He paints France as a country "forced" by "the ideologues of multiculturalism and the sociologists of inequality" to give up the mission of assimilating newcomers.
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It avoids the zero-sum thinking that has guided climate ideologues and can bring us together to work toward scientific solutions to a scientific problem.
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A forceful remedy is being proposed this spring by narrower groups of activists and ideologues, also called gilets jaunes, who are converging on the cities.
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He found that in 1980, moderates won far more elections, but almost tied with ideologues in 2008 and lost more often than not in 2012.
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In recent months, we have already seen examples of what conscientious lower courts not composed of ideologues can do to rein in Trump's extreme agenda.
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As time and endless fund-raising demands thin the ranks of the old guard, they are replaced by ideologues and demagogues unworthy of their seats.
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It's true that many big businesses and free-market ideologues, who thought they had Trump in their corner, are horrified by his moves on trade.
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Sen. Cory Booker just excoriated Trump's secretary of state nominee, Mike Pompeo, during his confirmation hearing over Pompeo's past associations with prominent anti-Muslim ideologues.
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But within a few years after he raised the alarm, fossil-fuel interests and libertarian ideologues began financing a campaign of lies about climate research.
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Yigal Amir, Rabin's killer, uprooted the Oslo seeds of peace by assuring that Israeli Messianic-nationalist religious ideologues got the upper hand over secular pragmatists.
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Hindu nationalist ideologues have argued that Muslims can't be loyal to India, as it might be their motherland, but it is not their holy land.
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He said ideologues were driving the process, and he warned of the "possibility of the breakup" of Britain amid strong support in Scotland for independence.
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It was the message that Steve Bannon spent the transition boasting would lead to a realignment that would shock conservative ideologues as much as liberals.
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Ostensibly, there are two Fox divisions: news journalists, who ask follow-up questions and include diverse guests; and pure ideologues, like the mad king Hannity.
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And given the ongoing struggle between the ideologues and professionals surrounding the president in crafting policy, the gap between aim and capability will stretch wide.
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They had yet to hone their nihilistic ideology, expand their territory, stockpile vast amounts of weaponry, or attract an international army of ideologues to their cause.
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Top leaders turned against each other and intra-party squabbles resulted in Kejriwal grabbing absolute power and removing some founding members and ideologues from the party.
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But although technology-firm leaders hold views that in general hew much closer to Democratic positions than Republican ones, they are far from reliable partisan ideologues.
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We could probably expect a celebrity with few formal party ties to be similarly dependent on partisans and ideologues to work through the details of governing.
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They decided they wanted to write a one-party bill, which meant they needed a bill that right-wing ideologues from safe seats could get behind.
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At their press conference with King on the Capitol grounds this week, they yelled at reporters who dared question King and his support of racist ideologues.
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" The administration would boost U.S. homeland security by working with allies and partners to eliminate terrorist leaders, "ideologues, technical experts, financiers, external operators and battlefield commanders.
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At this point, Cruz would be better off appealing to casual voters and fence-sitters, rather than the strict conservative ideologues who are already his base.
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Chait has been less successful at interpreting the left, which in his analysis becomes an undifferentiated mass of rabid Marxists, politically correct ideologues, and postmodern academics.
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When you line people up by the issues, most are a heterogeneous collection of pragmatists, centrists, conflicted, and, frankly, clueless in some cases — just not ideologues.
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These are the courts that Trump and the GOP are transforming at lightning speed by appointing ideologues who could jeopardize civil rights progress for future generations.
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But within the United States, plenty of power brokers and ideologues have long sought to unshackle themselves from INF restrictions, regardless of Russia's state of compliance.
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The article imprecisely translated a comment on Twitter by Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi, one of Al Qaeda's most influential ideologues, in response to Mr. Hattar's apology.
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No less alarming is a raft of planks that ideologues pushed through to banish any notion of moderation and present-day reality from the party's credo.
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Cruz would have to fuse together around Trump a coalition of his own base (ideologues, evangelicals, Tea Party supporters) with center-right establishment types (Florida Sen.
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Of course, there will always be hard-right ideologues who are impossible to convince, and we shouldn't waste our time trying to change their entrenched beliefs.
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The president-elect's FCC transition team is led by right-wing ideologues who are expected to recommend a new anti-net neutrality chairman to replace Wheeler.
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Soviet ideologues and propagandists mostly stayed away from the idea, preferring to blame the machinations of class enemies, foreign capitalists and imperialists for their country's problems.
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People like to complain about "ideologues," but at least an ideologue has a moral center, which is why I once liked Paul and now admire Sanders.
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Increasingly lost on the German left is exactly this confidence: that the freewheeling fight of opinions is the best insurance against a victory of inhumane ideologues.
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I know plenty of right-wing ideologues who, convinced that President Barack Obama was leading America to ruin, missed out on the market's long bull run.
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I was linked from pages that were sharing explicitly terrorist content to other "softer" pages supportive of Salafi-jihadism, Salafi-jihadist principles, and Salafi-jihadist ideologues.
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We had gained access to roughly 10,000 emails that showed how ideologues close to the Putin administration advised the pro-Russian rebel government in Eastern Ukraine.
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Yet it said oddly little about the ACA's taxes or Medicaid expansion, major points of contention for conservative ideologues duking it out over the current bill.
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It is revising its Constitution, and my hope is that over time — despite ideologues in both Havana and the United States — relations will continue to develop.
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On another show, Philip and Elizabeth could very easily be written off as one-dimensional ideologues, with the FBI playing the determined heroes — end of story.
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One right-wing personality they didn't de-platform, however, was President Trump, who used his Twitter to repeatedly complain about the silencing of right-wing ideologues.
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One of the biggest news stories this week is a cover-up, a deception manufactured by hyper-partisan ideologues trying to distract from a burning, uncomfortable truth.
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What he doesn't seem to know yet is that one meeting, or even a few meetings, with some handpicked ideologues won't come close to fulfilling that responsibility.
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These days Fidesz's ideologues, such as they are, assemble theoretical scaffolding to justify the channelling of state resources to favoured businessmen under the rubric of "economic patriotism".
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"America is a melting pot" is still a widely accepted idea, one voiced by immigrants and natural-born citizens alike, by whites and minorities, ideologues and optimists.
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Doing so to push a government shutdown—previously an out-of-bounds tactic associated with right-wing ideologues like Ted Cruz—makes this all the more notable.
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The beginning of wisdom in understanding why this is of such importance is in knowing that the vast majority of Americans are not ideologues or political activists.
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Savvy and thoughtful members of both parties have more in common with one another than either have with the ideologues on the far right and far left.
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But we can guess that John Boehner and Paul Ryan would have loved to be free of the irrational and self-destructive demands of ideologues like Reps.
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There is professionalism among the federal government's disaster response ranks, he said, and the reality that governors must often be practical problem solvers, rather than strict ideologues.
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She has been stealing books and carrying on with a ragtag group of feverish ideologues whose crime is printing pamphlets calling for greater dissent in Iranian society.
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It is about the ones who really meant it — neither those playing at insurrection, nor the ideologues who, in their sincerity, betray a fatal affinity for dogma.
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"Trump has added two extreme ideologues to the Supreme Court: Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh," one speaker told the rally, which immediately erupted into boos and hisses.
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He has always been careful to distinguish mainstream Islam from the hard-line Islamist ideologues of the banlieues, who have no real equivalent in the United States.
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Mr Carlson-Wee's enthusiasm is a sign of the coin mania that has been sweeping Silicon Valley, drawing in the familiar mix of ideologues, entrepreneurs and opportunists.
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Or will he seek to stock the judiciary, even at the trial level, with ideologues whose view of criminal justice consists only of a one way ratchet?
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The Trump administration, urged on by well-funded ideologues and fossil fuel interests, is engaged in an unprecedented effort to destroy our country's system of public lands.
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One legislative chamber is controlled by a small cadre of the majority's leadership, who are in turn at the mercy of a rump faction of arch ideologues.
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If RSS ideologues like Mr Gurumurthy were economists, then Mr Bhagwati was a "Bharatnatyam dancer", he said (referring to a traditional dance from Tamil Nadu performed by women).
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There may be a few ideologues on the right who dream of replacing the health service with an insurance-based system or an American-style public-private mix.
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Liberal ideologues and progressive labor unions joined African Americans in pushing for a civil rights agenda, and Southern white supremacists began fitful efforts to bolt the Democratic Party.
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So far, I couldn't tell anything about anyone's political allegiances, gender, or cultural positioning; usually a conversation about sex, gender, and penises brings out the most entrenched ideologues.
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"The work NOAA does is too important to public safety and the economy to allow ideologues like him to meddle with the agency and its scientists," said Rep.
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Perhaps the most corrosive effect of believing that government won't make a difference is that it abandons those to whom it really could to the whims of ideologues.
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Many Republican voters are more selective in their support for guns than the ideologues; they tend to be momentarily keener on gun controls after a massacre, for example.
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In Britain, the two main parties are led by ideologues of the right and left who seem to relegate the economic health of the nation to second place.
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Great art is great art and it shouldn't be hidden from a world leader just because he comes from a country whose religious ideologues have objections to nudity.
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That suggests that shifts of opinion in science occur not through the changing of minds so much as the displacement of one set of dogged ideologues by another.
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It's strong enough to stand up to a man with visceral authoritarian tendencies and who came to power surrounded by conspiracy-minded ideologues vowing to "deconstruct" the system.
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Today, with ideologues in the Tea Party and money men like the Koch brothers in control of the Republican Party, the center has fallen out of American politics.
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And if we want to stop these unqualified – and very youthful – ideologues from being given lifetime appointments to the federal bench, we just have to take the Senate.
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These hardliners are mainly ideologues, allied closely with Pakistan's intelligence services and cannot freely call shots on whether to engage in peace talks or not without Pakistan's consent.
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But free-trade ideologues say exceptions should be made only case by case, with the benefit of the doubt falling on the side of trade and foreign deals.
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Oftentimes, that has come in the form of interpersonal relations, but in recent years they've increasingly turned their focus outward, taking on right-wing ideologues and corporate greed.
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That's going to mean making changes that exacerbate the basic concerns of House ideologues by making sure the bill does considerably less to roll back Obama's coverage expansion.
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But the lull is not likely to last, at least so long as unscrupulous ideologues and populists maliciously exploit the lowest instincts of their citizens for political advantage.
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After declaring his loyalty in 2014, Mr. Hapilon united ragtag rebels from the jungle, university-educated ideologues and even former Catholics with the particular zeal of the converted.
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All of those justices were confirmed in the days before ultraconservative activists hijacked the nomination process and ensured that only faithful right-wing ideologues would get a nod.
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Democrats had hoped that their unlikely path back to a Senate majority would run through this right-leaning Southern state with a reputation for elevating pragmatists over ideologues.
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But when it comes to deciding what programs will be means-tested, ideologues usher the wonks out of the room and apply their own lens to the determinations.
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Like many of the Communist ideologues in his country during that period, he is trying to remain optimistic, and lying through his teeth: everything is going great here!
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Like I've said, there's a number of others, both on the right and on the left, that are just domestic ideologues using social platforms to push an agenda.
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To the extent that he thrives, it is thanks to the loyalty of conservative ideologues and Christian conservatives (many of whom, again, are still supporting Carson, Rubio, and Trump).
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The opportunity to propose amendments without the normal hurdle of getting them past two-thirds majorities in both the House and Senate might prove hard for ideologues to resist.
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Free speech ideologues might like the idea of, say, Internet access for everyone, but evenly distributing the means of idea production—including free time—is not on their agenda.
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But we must never forget that Sisi's most powerful political opponents are not liberals, they are radical ideologues willing to commit unspeakable atrocities in their bid to remake Egypt.
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If one watches the network newscasts, the ideologues and open-borders surrogates consistently accuse Americans and law enforcement experts who suggest otherwise of being racist and anti-immigration xenophobes.
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If the purists and ideologues say good riddance – "we don't need you any more than we needed the old Rockefeller Republicans" – then I guess we know where we stand.
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With new Chief of Staff John Kelly tasked with plugging leaks and other intramural mischief, consistent thinking ideologues like Miller can help keep the administration's policy goals on target.
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Krall is upset at the sight of the different species getting along—but unlike the real world's anti-integration ideologues, he doesn't use words to drive divisions between people.
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Chance the Rapper has apologized for a tweet, sent on Wednesday, that appeared to defend Kanye West's suddenly ear-splitting affection for Donald Trump and other right-wing ideologues.
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In the coming days, political pundits and ideologues will be watching the outcome of this investigation, but make no mistake; our competitors and enemies will be watching as well.
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And he was in close contact with the Federalist Society ideologues advising the Trump campaign on which judges it would be nice to see a future Republican president appoint.
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Most are not political ideologues, but the new directors do little to prompt reflection about contemporary issues, said Andrea Tompa, the former head of the Hungarian Theatre Critics' Association.
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It may also have saved democracy, as it helped staved off the dangerous demagogues and chauvinist ideologues, of which there were plenty (such as Father Coughlin and Huey Long).
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Trump's biggest thinkers aren't political strategists, but ideologues: former White House chief strategist and executive chair of Breitbart News Steve Bannon and, now, White House policy adviser Stephen Miller.
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These states that would see more money are just rife with ideologues that do not want to see this specific population get any kind of opportunity for affordable coverage.
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The policy shift derives instead from an activist fringe of American domestic politics, a small group of hard right ideologues who tell tales of refugee-terrorists and refugee-freeloaders.
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Judge Kavanaugh comes from a hothouse carefully tended by the ideologues of the Federalist Society and given the stamp of approval by Mr. Trump's court evangelicals and conservative Catholics.
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In various media outlets, Turkish ideologues are now arguing that their country's adventurism in Syria is simultaneously a vital contribution to European security and a blow to Western imperialism.
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As we see in practice, many of those on the left and the right, are ideologues, immune to compromise, deeply passionate but incapable of working with the other side.
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" To which Forbes added: "A lot of these far-left ideologues would rather have a smaller economy and more government power than a bigger economy and a smaller government.
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The Islamic State claimed responsibility, boasting that the attacks were its first ever against Iran, where the Shiite Muslim majority is loathed by the Islamic State's Sunni extremist ideologues.
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The problem is that while some coastal counties and businesses are taking sea rise seriously, Republican ideologues at the top of the state and federal governments are ignoring it.
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These are the people the government and the media should be consulting — not a few eccentric ideologues who reinforce the already all-too-prevalent Islamophobic views of many Americans.
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Operation Normal — the steady, loud accumulation of power by Jared Kushner and his allies, at the expense of the more ideological force hardline ideologues, led by Steve Bannon — keeps winning.
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Like that earlier work, The Misandrists promises to combine political theory, avant-garde aesthetics, and explicit sex—an ideal recipe for pissing off ideologues on the right and the left.
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Some of it is, like those, underwritten by ideologues and thus largely free of the need to make money, or the pressure to build an audience that comes with that.
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"These left-wing ideologues see our nation as a force of evil, they want to demolish our Constitution," Trump told the crowd in Greenville, North Carolina, to deep, supportive booing.
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More than 60 years after The Vital Center's publication, Schlesinger's celebration of the rational Democrat caught between ideologues on both sides continues to resonate with a certain type of liberal.
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The push for protectionism is driven by a small inner circle that includes Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, trade policy director Peter Navarro, and nationalist ideologues Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller.
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It was in concert halls and boardrooms and along red carpets that sinister ideologues like Goebbels most fully revealed their plans to remake European civilization and overturn the global order.
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Yet given that this would still mean big layoffs, and draw criticism from both the left-wing opposition and Conservative free-market ideologues, the government probably won't make the effort.
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"Many of the District's decisions are also at the mercy of right-wing ideologues in Congress, and as you can imagine, they don't show very much of it," Clinton wrote.
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The 20th-century ideologues most influential with modern jihadists, like Sayyid Qutb of Egypt and Abul Ala Maududi of Pakistan, reached their extreme, anti-Western views without much Saudi input.
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Regardless, these laws are being designed, pushed, and passed in states across the country by LGBT activists and ideologues whose worldview depends on a particular breed of anti-religious animus.
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Facing demands to side with the pragmatists -- who favor what is often referred to as a soft Brexit -- or the ideologues in her Cabinet, she opted to split the difference.
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This brand of feelings-first politics drives ideologues and technocrats bananas, but corresponds to how most people think about politics and political leadership — in terms of group identity and affiliation.
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By a coincidence that its adherents insist is entirely innocent, this happens to be the Jewish state, making anti-Zionists either the most disingenuous of ideologues or the most obtuse.
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With a soft spot for the crackpot, Boyle has, over many years and novels, made hay with American iconoclasts and ideologues, myopic seers who strive against the currents of convention.
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Mason, in a paper released last month, "Ideologues Without Issues: The Polarizing Consequences of Ideological Identities," puts this point succinctly: "Identity does not require values and policy attitudes," she writes.
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Of the many insurgents who'd sought the Democratic nomination, only a black candidate, Barack Obama, had been able to unite the party's most reliable voters with its most passionate ideologues.
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In a White House characterized by chaos and conflict—a Byzantine court led by a reality-television star, family members, and a circle of ideologues and loyalists—Flynn was finished.
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And then there are the ideologues — the believers in activist government who, seeing a Trump administration dismantle health care coverage or environmental protections, will take their case to the press.
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The Republican caucus, meanwhile, tends to do just the opposite; it muffle moderates and amplify ideologues — which is one reason the Tea Party achieved substantial obstructionist success during the Obama years.
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Yet the psychosis and breakdown he described are even truer of Mr Trump's politics and the proliferation of hucksters, conspiracy theorists and strange ideologues it has ushered into American public life.
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We'll return to these cogitations, which would leave social media aflame late into the night as warring schools of baseball-rule-book ideologues took to hurling footnoted insults at each other.
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Opportunists and ideologues have assembled the beginnings of a real coalition against these companies, with a policy core consisting of refugees from Google boss Eric Schmidt's least favorite think tank unit.
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Well, for one, ideologues like EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt are now in charge and believe humanity isn't driving rising temperatures and that the science behind climate change has been systematically tainted.
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Film-makers study what Communist Party ideologues call the "main melody", a musical term they have borrowed to describe the core political ideas upon which creative sorts are encouraged to riff.
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The latest: Finance Minister Carlos Urzúa excoriated the leftist president on Tuesday, penning a resignation letter that accused him of failing to base policy on evidence and empowering ideologues over experts.
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His top strategist, Steve Bannon, values chaos and unpredictability over any policy, and only a few of the billionaires and generals Trump has named to his Cabinet could be considered ideologues.
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Apart from the economic team, it is a warring assortment of retired generals, mid-ranking politicians, evangelical Protestants and far-right ideologues named by Olavo de Carvalho, a previously obscure philosopher.
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Bolsonaro's administration is made up of free market economists, statist former military generals, and religious ideologues, and it remains to be seen just how committed he is to liberalizing the economy.
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He rejects wholesale the social conservative campaign to keep transgender people out of the bathrooms they choose, but promises to reward conservative ideologues with a Supreme Court Justice of their liking.
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Nonetheless, the political fight over sell-off continues to rage in Congress and state capitols, fueled by ideologues and special interests intent on privatizing public resources and eliminating public access. Rep.
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Despite overwhelming support from industry and the bipartisan support of lawmakers, a few misinformed ideologues — who seem to oppose any policy that would protect our climate — have knee-jerkily attacked Kigali.
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Its ideologues insist that it is larger than Hinduism or any single religion, and they speak of a mystical connection with the Indian subcontinent and the saffron flag, the group's symbol.
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How does the party make sure that in swingable districts, it has the most strategically optimal general-election candidates and not the riskier ideologues that highly partisan primary voters sometimes reward?
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Drawing on new sources from Vietnam and recent studies of Hanoi's decision-making, he condemns America's adversaries as ruthless ideologues willing to spill any amount of blood to conquer the South.
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Anti-gun control ideologues, from the National Rifle Association to Republican lawmakers, assure us that the shooter was a monstrous singularity, just one bad guy who happened to have a gun.
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The free-market welfare state may seem like an oxymoron — especially from the perspective of today's conservative ideologues — but it's in fact the best idea for a fractious, cornered Republican Party.
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The bottom line: "Hindu nationalist ideologues view India's history as a series of humiliations — centuries of rule by Muslim kings followed by British colonialism — that must be redressed," the Post writes.
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Facing the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee in March, Mr. Acosta defended himself against Democrats who voiced concerns that he might allow conservative political ideologues to shape the department.
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"I recognize that I'm not the first person to be doxed like this — this whole campaign was taken up by right-wing ideologues and largely driven by that force," he said.
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Apparently it's the political agenda of the chambers of commerce and their network of trade groups, Washington pollsters, lobbyists, and billionaire ideologues that matter more than the priorities of state businesses.
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The new Title X rule is just another example of that effort, brought about by a department that under President Trump has become stocked with anti-abortion and anti-contraception ideologues.
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Much of the fake news problems it the result of ideologues and internet entrepreneurs, but there is compelling evidence that suggests Russia is an active participant in this stream of misinformation.
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His Cabinet is packed with hardcore ideologues like Betsy DeVos, Mick Mulvaney, and Tom Price, who are, if anything, even more committed to harsh spending cuts than your average establishmentarian Republican.
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The group that most effectively rode the tea party wave was Americans for Prosperity, the largest advocacy arm of the conservative network led by far-right billionaire ideologues Charles and David Koch.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I&aposve never seen the president of the United States in effect to make himself a puppet of outside groups and choose from a group of white wing fringe ideologues.
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Conservative thought-leader George Will wrote in 1974 that Reagan looked "too old" to be taken seriously, that he had "never demonstrated national appeal" and that his hardcore supporters were "kamikaze" ideologues.
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It seems ridiculous to think that killers like Breivik or Dylann Roof, or ideologues like Richard Spencer, somehow represent the entirety of white Western culture (which itself sounds ridiculous as a phrase).
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Scriptures typically evolved flexibly to promote compassion, empathy and magnanimity — so it is particularly sad when today they are cherry-picked by ideologues, wrenched from context, to justify rigid and pusillanimous dogma.
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Although independent thinking, bipartisan collaboration, and agreements that put the country's interests before those of partisan ideologues are popular throughout the country, they're too often seen as poison inside the Washington Beltway.
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The answer is that C.E.O.s, living in the real world of business, not the imaginary world of right-wing ideologues, know that tax rates aren't that important a factor in investment decisions.
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He invoked the Defense Production Act, empowering him to compel private companies to produce health care equipment such as ventilators, but shrank from implementing it after business and free-market ideologues objected.
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The postwar purge "allowed any old armed nobody pushed along by ideologues to massacre at leisure: and from that point of view it was worse than the Occupation," Mr. Le Pen writes.
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His party's ideologues don't want them, the opposition party doesn't want to make a deal with Trump to get them, and his White House doesn't actually have any detail behind the rhetoric.
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According to the Dunning School, the Radical Republicans who impeached Johnson are the villains of the piece, and the story of Johnson's impeachment is a cautionary tale about the overreach of ideologues.
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There is no proof that the extremist group did more than provide encouragement for the suicide bombings, part of its decree calling for attacks on others considered infidels by Islamic State ideologues.
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The Philippine government must instead come up with a comprehensive strategy to fix the social, economic and political problems that have led Islamic State ideologues to exert so much appeal in Mindanao.
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Though rejectionist ideologues remain in power, younger generations express greater interest in economic progress, struggling against corruption in their institutions, and engaging Israel and the broader region in pursuit of these goals.
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The people in the video represent the most radical wing of the FARC: ideologues with long combat and criminal experience, thousands of victims and a long-lasting discomfort with the peace process.
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For voter-fraud ideologues like Kris Kobach, the vice chairman of the commission, who signed last week's letter, the absence of evidence serves only as proof that researchers aren't looking hard enough.
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"It reflects more broadly that these people are ideologues who are intent on advocating for extreme policy positions and don't necessarily care about getting the best advice from people on the outside."
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The recent closure of an alt-right gallery in London under sustained pressure from anti-fascist groups shows how, once they're taken offline, far-right ideologues and groups can be easily outmaneuvered.
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But he could, at least in theory, offer some kind of voice of humane values from outside the narrow, cramped circles of hard-right ideologues who've come to populate the Trump administration.
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Much of the real work in an executive department, after all, is done by political appointees at the deputy and assistant secretary levels, many of whom today are industry lobbyists and conservative ideologues.
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He marched to show solidarity with "the women in my life" and to rally support for "sound science", which he fears will be undermined by ideologues chosen to oversee scientific funding and regulation.
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If I told you that some dangerous new device was being used by ideologues to kill tens of thousands of Americans, we would naturally move to regulate that device -- and access to it.
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I think that, if President Trump is just pragmatic on this issue, he's going to understand it's a much more mixed bag than some of the ideologues that are advising him have suggested.
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As a piece of policy, the order, reportedly crafted by the ultra-nationalist ideologues Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller in defiance of career bureaucrats at the department of Homeland Security, is politically vulnerable.
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It's the reason he has surrounded himself not with "the best" advisers, as he promised in the campaign, but with a gaggle of ego-stroking family members, hangers-on, profiteers, and rogue ideologues.
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As a result, many of those who defend Moro and Bolsonaro, or who simply abhor Lula and progressive politics, are already trying to discount The Intercept's reporting as the work of unscrupulous ideologues.
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The 43 Sunni jihadists executed on Saturday, including several prominent al Qaeda leaders and ideologues, were convicted for attacks on Western compounds, government buildings and diplomatic missions that killed hundreds from 2003-06.
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The conventional wisdom is that candidates move toward the end of the spectrum appealing to ideologues in the primary, only to revert to the center during the general election to win over moderates.
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Going back to the postwar roots of the Goldwater insurgency, the ideologues of the American conservative movement had a clear idea of what kind of society they wanted and how to get there.
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Growing enamored of neoconservatives and right-wing ideologues Some of his peers felt Flynn had succumbed to a case of "Obama Derangement Syndrome" after he was fired from running the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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And it tells you something depressing, if unsurprising, about the G.O.P. that this combination is apparently vastly preferable to asking the donors and ideologues to just accept half a corporate-tax-cut loaf.
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But whether they resign or try to stick it out, a political decision to decertify Iran would signal a clear defeat for the administration's foreign policy professionals, and a victory for the ideologues.
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Finally, there are a few public intellectuals — less important than the plutocrats and ideologues, but if you ask me even more shameful — who adopt a pose of climate skepticism out of sheer ego.
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It was based on a utopian vision, dating back to Islam's founding, that was modernized by the Muslim Brotherhood a century ago, hijacked and militarized by radical ideologues, and globalized by Al Qaeda.
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To begin, while France gets an amazing amount of bad press — much of it coming from ideologues who insist that generous welfare states must have disastrous effects — it's actually a fairly successful economy.
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Taken in tandem with Trump's quiet campaign to stock the federal judiciary with ideologues, it looks like no matter what Mueller does, digging out of this mess could be a decades-long affair.
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The conservatives on the court right now are people who have spent their entire adult professional lives being trained in a particular interpretation of American constitutional jurisprudence—they're committed ideologues, that's why they're chosen.
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Still, the conventions of the 1970s and early '80s were at least a focal point for intraparty tensions at which fights between Ford and Reagan, Carter and Kennedy, centrists and ideologues would play out.
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By boycotting the speech, walking out and not standing in response to things Trump said that any reasonable person would support – like arresting and deporting violent illegal immigrant lawbreakers – they cast themselves as ideologues.
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But it is unclear whether Mr Modi's reforming side can override his conservatism, which reflexively favours an interventionist state, protectionist trade policies and the opinions of Hindutva trade unions, small business lobbies and ideologues.
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Many Cubans identified with this youthful, optimistic, and eloquent African-American family man endowed with both a sense of history and of humor much more than with their own waxworks of old white ideologues.
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But what the Obamacare mess made clear -- or should have -- is that Capitol Hill, where ideologues like the Freedom Caucus crew have outsize influence and job security, will be a tougher nut to crack.
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Passing reforms that work requires focusing on things known to work rather than on fashionable nostrums offered by ideologues claiming to know more about health insurance than the people who buy and sell it.
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The far left will also complain – particularly the ideologues demanding Ma bell style Title II regulation of the Internet who want to make the Internet a public utility under government control, or even ownership.
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Putin's inner circle has plenty of ideologues and anti-American hardliners; Kislyak was seen as a high-ranking counterpoint, a pragmatist who was sincerely interested in building a working relationship with his American counterparts.
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Polls show that Sanders remains very popular with the public, and he has amassed a hardcore following that includes both left-wing ideologues and independent-minded voters who like that Sanders rejects "establishment" politicians.
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Andrew Rosenthal President Trump, his motley crew of White House and cabinet ideologues, and many other Republicans claim to have a better understanding of American values, traditions and history than the rest of us.
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In other words, one way or another their future lies in collecting wingnut welfare, which means that their incentives are entirely to be loyal ideologues even if it's very much at their constituents' expense.
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As Communist ideologues with links to the narco-economy, many of its members were recruited from poor, rural families as children, and have been guerrilla fighters for so long they know no other life.
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They respond only to the narrow sliver of left- and right-wing ideologues who vote for them in their primary elections—the only elections that really matter in nine out of 10 House races.
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As a result, whatever personal feuds Trump may have with the Republican establishment, that establishment — the same interest groups and ideologues who've been driving G.O.P. positions for decades — is setting his administration's policy agenda.
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Calabria "is the best of the ideologues" the White House could have picked, one advocate said, pointing to the former Cato Institute scholar's deep knowledge of housing finance and reputation as a thoughtful person.
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Arguments over what precisely is to blame for Mr. Trump's apotheosis — inequality, callous globalized elites, corruptible local legislators, zealous ideologues, a news media either toxic or complaisant — will only intensify in the coming months.
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Mr. Chaudhary called the Sanskrit requirement "a ploy" to insert "ideologues into every school," referring in particular to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, a Hindu right-wing group closely affiliated with the Bharatiya Janata Party.
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WASHINGTON — At the end of the long day, the alliance of conservative ideologues who once shut down the government over President Barack Obama's health care law could not find the will to repeal it.
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Instead, our research predicts that as individuals' social and political identities converge (or become "sorted"), support for someone like Donald Trump is predictable — particularly when you consider that most Republicans are not orthodox ideologues.
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This represented an approach that can be described as state pragmatism rather than simply leaving matters to the markets, as neoliberals argue, or by imposing state control, as ideologues on the left have argued.
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It's often difficult to draw a line from statewide economic policy to the classroom, but the story that's emerging from these teacher strikes is clear: Ideologues are suffocating public education — and teachers have had enough.
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On Tuesday came word that not even the grandson of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, who founded the Islamic Republic in 1979, could pass muster with the ideologues who are determined to maintain control and resist change.
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Trump bypassed the Treasury Department in selecting these candidates, and while that allowed him to pitch ideologues more in line with his own Fed views, it led to a breakdown in the background-check process.
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The media giant's video-sharing site has 1 billion active users a month, many of whom go there to learn and share conservative ideas only to find their quest for knowledge subverted by faceless ideologues.
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What was distinctive about her Alaskan career was subsumed into a much more conventional sort of movement conservatism, which she picked up from the professional ideologues who rallied to her during her trial by fire.
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While a hard-core of ideologues and some companies—including the sort of regional operator Mr Pruitt was close to in Oklahoma—argued for repeal, bigger firms, such as Chevron and ExxonMobil, were against it.
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There's been a lot of talk this election season about how virtual communities have reinforced the perspectives of like-minded ideologues, creating powerful new incentives for content that confirms what people want to be true.
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In less positive news: Donald Trump is still surrounded by sleazy, bumbling ideologues who often seem to differ from Pruitt only in that they are slightly better at avoiding horrific headlines about absurdly shady shit.
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This hasn't stopped pro-abortion ideologues in Illinois and California, whose state-sanctioned discrimination against pregnancy resource centers is now being fought in federal courts by the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA).
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Mrs Clinton has her own angry ideologues to worry about on the left, starting with millions of Democrats and leftists who voted for her rival in the presidential primary contest, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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"I've never seen a president of the United States, in effect, make himself a puppet of outside groups and choose from a group of right wing fringe ideologues that are prepared on this list," Sen.
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"Incarnations" does not profile any of the right-wing Hindu ideologues and activists whose ideas are ascendant in India right now and are subscribed to by the country's charismatic and controversial prime minister, Narendra Modi.
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The leading ideologues of the alt-right see efforts to limit their online influence as existential threats for good reason: The movement began life as a creature almost entirely born and nurtured of the internet.
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The modern licentiousness that conservative figures used to condemn, the promises to use government power in ways that would normally unsettle conservative ideologues — voters could embrace these, so long as it appeared to benefit them.
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Instead of doling out ministerial positions to influential members of political parties with the aim of building coalitions in Brazil's fractious, multiparty Congress, as previous presidents had done, he tapped military leaders, ideologues and technocrats.
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There's one more thing about those AEO reports that merit praise: In their own quiet way the mid-level civil servants at the Department of Energy are issuing a bipartisan challenge to the energy ideologues.
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Led by ideologues like the DeVos family and the Koch Brothers and suddenly unleashed by the disaster of Citizens United, they swamped our elections with dirty money while propping up reactionary right-wing protest movements.
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People in Washington think Washington works; that if the system were left to its own devices, without any yucky populists or ideologues, then the Republican and Democratic leaders could come to some pretty clear deals.
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It&aposs a message that spreads rapidly on social media, where diverse figures including Robinson, North American "alt-right" ideologues and the German white nationalists Generation Identity repost and reinforce one another&aposs opinions and images.
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Pruitt's inaugural speech pledged his devotion only to the law and histories written by right-wing ideologues, without even the lip service to protecting health or the environment mustered by Reagan's first EPA administrator, Anne Gorsuch.
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The easiest way to win the ratings wars is to have the presidency held by the opposite party, so that furious ideologues know where to turn to stew over the latest outrage from the White House.
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Stephen Miller, the senior policy adviser to the president and one of the ideologues pushing the administration's hardline immigration policies, is a product of the so-called "chain migration" he and President Donald Trump often deride.
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The religious ideologues of ISIS and al Qaeda are more typical of the conflicts of this century, while the violent Marxists of the PKK (the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party) are a throwback to the previous one.
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In several states that have not expanded or are still debating, pragmatic Republican governors find themselves at odds with ideologues in Congress and with right-wing groups that want to destroy Obamacare at all costs. Gov.
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One day, a short sandy drive from his hero librarian's home, a "butterscotch-and-peach painted concrete mosque" appeared to Mr Hammer: an outpost of the puritan, Saudi-funded Wahhabi ideologues taking root across the Sahel.
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And is it time to start treating international white nationalism—increasingly linking U.S. groups to those in Eastern Europe, and shooters in one country to ideologues in another—as seriously as we treat international Islamic extremism?
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Even for leftist ideologues that are part of the K street culture — the progressive bubble that permeates the Beltway — a few seconds on Google will tell you Main Street America does not support the Iran deal.
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President Trump is a newcomer to the world of foreign policy, and his closest advisors are ideologues who appear willing to sacrifice our global standing and national values on the altar of their "America First" agenda.
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"We actually have members that guide our advocacy and our voice as opposed to a small partisan think tank of ideologues," said Louis Celli, the national director of veterans affairs and rehabilitation for the American Legion.
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Here's a look at Supreme Court battles of the past: Soon after he took office, President Thomas Jefferson, a Democratic-Republican, engaged in an effort to eliminate from the federal judiciary ideologues of the opposing party.
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The Christian right enjoys not just regular and frequent access to the president, but virtual carte blanche on dictating policy, as top ideologues have been placed in cabinet positions and other political appointments in federal agencies.
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The best hope for protecting the major provisions of the A.C.A. rests with the handful of Republicans in the Senate who hold more common-sense views than right-wing ideologues like Mr. Ryan and Mr. Pence.
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Here, Noel tells a compelling story that places "coalition merchants" — party activists, sympathetic journalists, and other ideologues — at the center, deciding "what goes with what" and what it means to be a conservative or a liberal.
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LONDON/BEIJING (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Thursday that he had not backed violent protests in Hong Kong, after Chinese state media blamed "Western ideologues" for fomenting unrest in the former British colony.
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This doesn't just lead groups like the Air Force Research Laboratory to portray junk analysis as correct; it also promotes fringe ideologues as legitimate representatives of Islam and of Muslim Americans, when they are anything but.
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While ideologues try to persuade Russian people that their destiny lies with authoritarian China, people in the far east seem as keen on Western lifestyle and institutions—such as property and human rights—as are the Chinese.
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Clinton, however, will have to convince her party's most passionate ideologues—people who have already demonstrated their willingness to resort to violence—to rally behind her vision of a pragmatic entrenchment of accomplishments they already consider insufficient.
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In past administrations, the ideologues whom presidents have brought into office with them have tended to disappear over time as their policy preferences collide with reality: Ronald Reagan got through six national-security advisers in eight years.
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And here in Wisconsin, I want to reiterate: We've got to stand up for unions and working people who have done it before... (APPLAUSE) ... the American middle class, and who are being attacked by ideologues, by demagogues.
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Rekawek said Ukraine fulfilled the need, expressed by many ideologues on the extreme right, for a "safe space" for Nazis outside the West, where they could network and organize beyond the prying eyes of domestic security services.
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The State Department's comprehensive plans for Iraq and its projections of post-war strife and insurgency were quashed by ideologues in the White House and Pentagon who viewed the study as a threat to their war plans.
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"Support for Donald Trump's presidential campaign provided a crucial, in-group definition that united a fractious group of far-right ideologues, nationalists, white nationalists, anti-Semites, homophobes, transphobes, misogynists, Islamophobes, libertarians and anti-establishmentarians," the paper reads.
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With each session, Straus has watched the Republican Party drift farther away from the "compassionate conservatism" of the Governor Bush era and become increasingly dominated by Christian ideologues, such as Patrick, for whom economic issues are secondary.
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In recent years, he also had started releasing statements that positioned himself as one of al Qaeda's ideologues -- for instance, Hamza released an audio statement in 2016 calling for unity among the jihadist militants fighting in Syria.
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By the turn of the millennium, it was an article of faith among conservative ideologues that whole realms of human expertise were in fact intricate structures of propaganda that trapped the unwary in a matrix of deceit.
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CPAC is a unique event on the political calendar, a gathering of conservative movement activists and loyalists that's also a hub for people who are much more entertainers and entrepreneurs than they are ideologues or policy wonks.
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And if that doesn't necessarily vindicate the president's own positions, which he chooses for reasons that would not pass muster with theorists and ideologues, the record nonetheless calls into question the value of system-builders in policymaking.
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Iran's state television, a bastion of conservative ideologues, for once interrupted its regular programing about the "murders and crimes committed" by the United States and broadcast all three debates between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump — live.
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We look at why Qatar, the tiny emirate with close ties to Iran, is facing a regional blockade: Doha has become a refuge for a diverse medley of fighters, financiers and ideologues with long lists of enemies.
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Trump is also likely being strident about his other cabinet choices because his experience in the 2016 election tells him that political ideologues are losers compared to people with business acumen and non-political achievements on their resume.
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Not when political ideologues and fossil fuel interests spend hundreds of millions of dollars blocking meaningful climate legislation and funding disinformation campaigns to confuse the public and attack climate scientists — a 20173-year-old tactic that continues today.
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If Trump, with his toxic negative favorability ratings, costs Republicans many House and Senate seats, he would have helped cull the party's most moderate members in blue states and swing districts, and probably left intact its strongest ideologues.
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If, as expected, the party enjoys a wave of victories in the mid-terms, another predicts its ranks will be swelled by many new moderates, who would peg back the leftish ideologues and further expand the party's reach.
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And here in Wisconsin I want to reiterate, we've got to stand up for unions and working people who have been at the core of the American middle class and who are being attacked by ideologues, by demagogues.
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Thus, Obama will not have torched a less established judicial career, or burned a potential Supreme Court nominee likely to excite liberal ideologues, like Garland's colleague Sri Srinivasan, who a future Democratic president may wish to put forward.
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I'm sure there are some people who do fit in one of those categories, but there are many more citizens who view themselves not as party partisans or rigid ideologues, but first and foremost, concerned and informed Americans.
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Watch: Start a new life free of liberals with "Conservative Move" There are no shortage of ideologues in the GOP, but McConnell is not one of them, which is maybe why he's been so successful for so long.
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The latter have become especially contested spaces, as right-wing youth groups—bolstered by behemoths like the Koch brothers—draw an array of racist and sexist ideologues in an effort to troll the left into an outraged response.
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When it comes to implementing actual public policy, we must leave the ideologues behind and work with the experts on the job who put their lives on the line every day in order to understand what they need.
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"The long and short of it is that Gary Cohn was one of the rare, truly pragmatic non-ideologues that was revered by the business community and had an extraordinarily calming effect on the business community," Sonnenfeld said.
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"The Trump administration, urged on by well-funded ideologues and fossil fuel interests, is engaged in an unprecedented effort to destroy our country's system of public lands," Grijalva wrote in an op-ed in The Hill last week.
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That might be a partial explanation for Flynn's impassioned rhetoric against Obama and Clinton, but in the years after he was pushed out of the military Flynn had also became enamored of leading neoconservatives and right-wing ideologues.
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Committed gun rights ideologues like Larry Pratt of Gun Owners of America remained skeptical even after Trump eliminated his final primary rival, Ted Cruz, a protege of a top gun rights lawyer and GOA's pick in the race.
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Not just to the committed ideologues, but it's going out to all of those people who feel disconnected from their communities, who are looking for a sense of meaning, a sense of purpose and a sense of belonging.
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"Mitch McConnell and his spineless Republican majority are using the courts to attack affordable health care, reproductive freedom and civil rights by appointing rigid ideologues to lifetime appointments on the bench," DSCC Spokesman Stewart Boss told VICE News.
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Trump quoted at length from an open letter penned by Doug Ibendahl, a former general counsel to the Illinois Republican Party, describing the 22 conservative thought leaders who participated in the issue as ideologues whose time has passed.
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As one of ISIS's most senior ideologues, Hajji Abdallah helped drive and justify the abduction, slaughter, and trafficking of the Yazidi religious minority in northwest Iraq and is believed to oversee some of the group's global terrorist operations.
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If he tries to do so, he'll be opposed not only by free market ideologues in the conservative movement but also by well-funded and powerful business groups that have prospered under today's network of free trade agreements.
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Unlike former presidents, who handed out ministerial positions to members of powerful political parties in exchange for support in the legislature, he packed his government with military leaders, technocrats and ideologues, some with little or no political experience.
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The contest can be partly understood as a clash between ideologues, who seek political control over the economy and all arms of state power, and technocrats who believe that the state must loosen its grip for China to thrive.
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He was hand-picked by a president, and a cabal of ideologues, whose actions prove they simply don't care that much about those of us for whom the expansion of reproductive rights, civil rights, marriage rights, are so essential.
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Citing multiple brackets as evidence that the tax code is too complicated is window dressing for ideologues who support huge, regressive tax cuts, but don't want to own up to it because huge, regressive tax cuts are very unpopular.
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The surging immediacy of standout track "No Blood Has Honor" dovetails with its anti-fascist message, raging against joyless ideologues as Grigg howls "Fear consumes / Fear controls / Fear belies your ambition," drawing out the words in a serrated gargle.
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Yet Pelosi will also confront challenges within her own diverse caucus, which will feature an enormous freshmen class, including a host of young ideologues vowing to fight for far-left ideals like Medicare-for-all and government guaranteed jobs.
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" Those with ties to Trump dating from his pre-political days, Grunwald observes, believe "he truly wants to be a bipartisan builder but that Republican ideologues in Congress and his administration have maneuvered him into a narrow conservative lane.
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These same ideologues, and others, have been complaining for some time now that school breakfast reimbursement rates have not been increased since the 1980's, and that summer meal programs need improvements to better serve students in real need.
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A native of Bahrain, Mr. Binali is considered a prodigy who studied under some of the top leaders in the jihadi pantheon, including Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi, who is regarded as one of the most influential Al Qaeda ideologues.
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"There is a split in the White House between the Bannon camp of ideologues and the McMaster-Mattis-Tillerson camp of more centrist intellectuals," Pete Mansoor, a retired Army colonel who worked closely with McMaster, told Politico in 2017.
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These examples provide direct evidence that the very foundations of our public health system are under attack by ideologues who don't believe in the legitimacy of government or lobbyists seeing to advance private at the expense of public interest.
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Editorial The right to vote is turning into a tooth-and-claw saga in Kansas, thanks to right-wing ideologues' determination to force new voters to produce a passport, a birth certificate or naturalization papers as proof of citizenship.
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Trump's anxiety about fulfilling his top campaign goal comes at the end of months of bitter debate inside the West Wing over how to fund the border wall between those seen as ideologues and those who consider themselves pragmatists.
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They think that their job is to make it impossible for the president to function, to sabotage him and to advance the cause of the ideologues, to advance the cause of a rogue prosecutor by the name Bob Mueller.
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Okrent's is largely an intellectual history — if we can use that term to describe the shoddy thinking of his subjects — of nativist ideology and ideologues from the mid-21920th century to the first comprehensive immigration restriction law of 211.
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He said there also were statements from several lawmakers that Trump himself supports EXIM's mission, but the same conservative Republican "ideologues" who tried to close the bank in 2015 are standing in the way of nominating new board members.
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Not everyone shares her brand of politics, of course, but her constituency has exploded beyond the initial set of ideologues who powered the challenge to Crowley because of her incredible wit, charisma, social media savvy, and basic political smarts.
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Long before Trump came on the scene, conservative ideologues on Capitol Hill constructed a set of alternative facts about repealing the Affordable Care Act that served as a useful electioneering strategy but simply don't work as a governing agenda.
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Amazon's bet is essentially that Republicans will appoint pro-business ideologues to regulatory agencies and the federal judiciary no matter what, so corporate America is basically golden with a GOP administration in power regardless of any particular company's public image.
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There is no guarantee that will make him a pragmatist: indeed, perhaps because he has so few fixed beliefs (beyond protectionism), he has appointed ideologues to key positions, like a vaudeville boss crafting a playbill to sell every last seat.
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Although over 50 years passed between Heather and Viola's deaths at the hands of white male terrorists, white supremacist ideologues still bank on the prevalence and widespread acceptance of racism's link to rape culture and misogyny to realize their goals.
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And there is no hint that China is willing to let farmers own land in order to capture the benefit of rising land prices—a common route to wealth for farmers in other countries but still anathema to the party's ideologues.
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Built as two long concrete superstructures with a ceremonial mound at the centre of its ample public gardens, it is considered the realisation of the ideas that Peter and Alison Smithson, the great ideologues of brutalism, had promulgated through their teaching.
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Perhaps most infamously, Reagan inspired a new generation of political conservatives (from religious Christians to think-tank academic ideologues to federal judges) who argued and struck down legal and legislative remedies that sought to promote racial justice in American democratic institutions.
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The Blue Dog Coalition, an 18-member group, announced early Wednesday that they're backing a series of proposals from the Problem Solvers Caucus designed to promote the passage of popular, bipartisan legislation — bills frequently blocked by small blocs of ideologues.
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For too long, those willing to fix problems have been hamstrung by a minority of intransigent members of both parties—ideologues enthralled by the notion that if they just say no to any compromise they'll eventually get what they want.
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By bringing Micah's Law to the floor, the pro-life majority in the Senate will force those vulnerable incumbents to decide whether they stand with their constituents or with the abortion lobby and a small, extreme minority of pro-abortion ideologues.
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The lesson from Scalia's article is clear: The GOP's current regulatory "reform" agenda — which mirrors that of 1981 — is little more than a power play by right-wing ideologues and business interests to block administration efforts to protect the public.
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Editorial One of the most fervid ideologues expected at the Republican convention this week — the Kansas secretary of state, Kris Kobach — has been busy shaping extremist positions in the party platform to suppress immigration, gun controls and same-sex marriage.
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While the far right has been able to gain ground even in countries like Sweden where unionization rates are high, in general employees covered by collective bargaining agreements feel less threatened by the social changes that agitate far-right ideologues.
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Indeed, what the Sanders movement, with its demands for purity and contempt for compromise and half-measures, most nearly resembles is not the Trump insurgency but the ideologues who took over the G.O.P., becoming the establishment Mr. Trump is challenging.
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This is difficult in India's notoriously diverse amalgam, and so the ideologues of Hindutva have appealed to a primordial Vedic past, prior to the arrival of the Mughals, in a bid to negate the Hindu faith's plurality and syncretic history.
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The movement and speed generated by the lines and cellular forms recall the Futurist aesthetic of "universal dynamism," although ideologically, Reddy couldn't be more different from those Fascist-friendly ideologues, given his activity in leftist politics in India and Europe.
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We will tell President Trump and Senate Republicans, who have stacked the court with right-wing ideologues, that you're gonna be gone in November and you will never be able to do what you're trying to do now, ever, ever again.
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"Texas Democrats are generally pragmatic problem-solvers and not dogmatic ideologues," said Garry Mauro, a former Texas land commissioner who ran for governor in 1998 and who was the chairman of Hillary Clinton's campaign in Texas in the 2016 election.
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But it won't work that way, because right-wing ideologues have convinced themselves that they own Washington and that any policy victory that is less than 100 percent complete is a sellout to the nefarious forces of liberalism and globalism.
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"In other areas of policymaking, like immigration and health care, they appear to have brought into the administration ideologues who don't know a lot about policymaking," said Cecilia Muñoz, who directed the White House Domestic Policy Council in the Obama administration.
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But the culprit in this tragedy should not be seen as a block of conservative ideologues on the Supreme Court but, rather, a Congress that has opted not to open our courthouse doors to those whom our officials harm abroad.
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One way to think about what's currently happening in a number of states is that the anti-Obama backlash, combined with the growing tribalism of American politics, delivered a number of state governments into the hands of extreme right-wing ideologues.
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This, too, has consequences for the economy, as obscure laws enacted after the revolution in 1979 remain on the books, often used by ideologues or unscrupulous officials to undermine business ventures that in most other countries would be brilliant successes.
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Even as they try to win over the sort of conservative activists dedicated enough to participate in a rare April election, the Republicans are casting themselves more as can-do pragmatists in the spirit of Mr. Trump than unwavering ideologues.
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We are now witnessing the apotheosis of the movement to weaken government, led by a new president who has disdain for political norms, a legislature riven by excessive partisanship and a cabinet of wealthy ideologues with virtually no public policy experience.
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Second, you lose sight of the ways in which your own information bubble is a potential radicalizing force — including for people observing it from outside, for whom it makes political liberalism seem like an airless world filled with hyper-educated ideologues.
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Centrists in the party may worry that this tactic risks making Democrats look like far-left ideologues, and argue that the party lost last fall because its leader was already seen as too far to the left for most voters.
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The "alt-right," a movement of younger white ideologues and internet teens, respects him for his willingness to spit in the face of social pieties — the "pieties" in question being, not coincidentally, the belief that nonwhite people are actually equal to white people.
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The group's members have met with the education minister in the hope of shaping education policy; in states that the B.J.P. controls, the R.S.S. has been putting forward the names of underqualified ideologues for advisory positions on the content of textbooks and curriculums.
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He warned that right-wing ideologues within Mr Netanyahu's coalition were leading Israel inexorably towards abandoning even the pretence of interest in a two-state solution, with profound consequences for both the country's future security and its status as a democratic Jewish state.
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Last year, it criticized the junior senator again: Mr. Cruz didn't seem to be "in Washington to get things done for his state," which even other conservative ideologues from Texas, like Phil Gramm and John Cornyn, have managed to do in the Senate.
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Identity ideologues may be part of the mechanism by which philosophical ideologies become important in politics, because self-described conservative voters do tend to vote for self-described conservative candidates, even if the voters' self-descriptions are less accurate than the candidates'.
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Mr Amanat dips into the lives and works of key figures, from those who articulated the country's responses to European imperialism, such as Mirza Malkom Khan, a prominent modernist who died in 1908, to the ideologues of the Islamic revolution of 1979.
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Thus, despite the namelessness, we feel that we know the young woman who gives us ten fluent minutes on Lincoln, Marx, and the Southern ideologues, or the guy who has much to impart on the erotic symbolism of overstuffed sandwiches in Jewish delicatessens.
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Just as there are ideologues who see nothing good in charter schools, there are those who believe these same schools can do no wrong and that the righteousness of the rebellion against dysfunctional American public schools insulates charter schools from self-criticism.
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But the commission properly stops short of recommending a solution dear to ideologues on the right, which is to dismantle one of the largest bureaucracies in American government — one with a critically important mission — and hand the wreckage to the private sector.
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Indeed, spurred by the Federalist Society and other right-wing groups, Trump has "vowed to choose ideologues in the mold of the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia" to fill appellate court and other vacancies, a promise that has delighted far-right activists.
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"The vast majority of 'independents' are simply ideologues who do not want to identify with their natural party because they believe that party sells out too much or is too interested with protecting its power rather than pursuing particular ideological goals," Barker said.
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We will tell President Trump and Senate Republicans who have stacked the court with right-wing ideologues, that you're going to be gone in November and you will never be able to do what you're trying to do now, ever, ever again.
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And yet, as hard as I tried to force myself to pay attention to them, I was continually distracted by the dozens of employees sitting across from me, each dressed in head-to-toe Comme des Garçons — a band of ideologues in wait.
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Whereas historians are exploring the obvious interface between various communities and cultures of the second and first millenniums B.C., Hindutva ideologues insist on a single uniform culture of the Aryans, ancestral to the Hindu, as having prevailed in the subcontinent, subsuming all others.
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For decades, the Hanoi party line has held that Khe Sanh was solely a ruse to mask the urban attacks — a self-serving claim by ideologues who view history as a tool of the revolution rather than a search for objective truth.
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But at a time when many colleges are criticized for incubating left-wing ideologues, asking students to read such books before they even unpack their duffel bags is a step in the wrong direction, says the National Association of Scholars, a conservative group.
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If members were willing to step outside the echo chamber of activists and ideologues who dominate TV and the town halls, they'd find a much larger share of voters who would reward candidates willing to put the interests of country over party.
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It garnered more than 22019,9683 listens, and was shared across four different playlists, and ultimately evaded detection until researchers from the Institute of Strategic Dialogue (ISD) found it by using simple Arabic searches for the names of terrorist ideologues, groups, and texts.
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Campus known for promoting free speech accused of bias against conservative views While UC Berkeley has a long history of promoting the tenants of free speech, in recent years there have been protests against conservatives and far right ideologues that have turned violent.
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Almeida writes in what some call very good English, though sometimes in ways that are irreverent or annoying to his subjects; he also happens to be one of very few non-Muslims in a media landscape dominated by religious right-wing ideologues.
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That and other differences have set up a fierce enmity between the kingdom's official clergy - which runs the Sharia Islamic courts that sentenced to death the 43 al Qaeda figures executed on Saturday - and the jihadist ideologues whose main target is the Al Saud.
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He has also suborned respected government institutions, hounding the boss of the central bank from office, for example, as well as loosing tax collectors on political opponents, packing state universities with ideologues and cocking a snook at rules meant to insulate the army from politics.
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In addition to holding educational reformers and ideologues to account, it is my view as an educational researcher that we should also ask tough questions of ourselves, our neighbors and to university officials: Are we willing to pay higher taxes for better higher education?
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Yet commentators who have been ready and willing to attribute Donald Trump's success to anger, authoritarianism, or racism rather than policy issues have taken little note of the extent to which Mr. Sanders's support is concentrated not among liberal ideologues but among disaffected white men.
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Among the anti-government ideologues and fossil-fuel lobbyists responsible was Myron Ebell, who was at Trump's side in the Rose Garden during the withdrawal announcement, and who, at Frontiers of Freedom, had helped run a "complex influence campaign" in support of the tobacco industry.
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And it should fill in the holes left by far-right ideologues in the House, who believe that industry will step up and fund long-term applied research, even though, under the Wall Street instant gratification gun, for the most part it hasn't for decades.
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If these promising beginnings proved strong enough to avoid torpedoes launched by a blame-obsessed president and short-sighted ideologues in both parties, they could be the leading edge of a movement that restores confidence in the ability of American democracy to solve problems.
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As such, he stands with the vast bulk of the American people who don't necessarily want to use our tax dollars to export democracy to the rest of the world, nor want ideologues on either side shutting the government down in pursuit of narrow goals.
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Conservative groups will surely regroup and put up more of a fight in the future, and labor will still face an uphill fight in federal courts that Mr. Trump and the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, are busily packing with far-right, anti-labor ideologues.
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Related: Liberals Are Starting to Dismantle the Conservatives' Legal Legacy in Canada He largely led his party as a technocrat which meant there was little room for social conservatives (or social progressives, for that matter) or ideologues in the senior ranks of his government.
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Trump has taken an ax to domestic spending programs for the poor — his Agriculture Department just proposed new cuts to food stamps; he signed a tax cut that funnels trillions to the highest earners; and he stacked the federal judiciary with right-wing ideologues.
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On Thursday, when the House passed the American Health Care Act, the long list of those endangered by Republican ideologues and an unprincipled administration expanded to include women and babies like those I've cared for as a nurse in a busy hospital in Northern Virginia.
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"There were a lot of ideologues both left and right, and he wasn't one of them," said Stephen F. Smith, who served as a law clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas that same term and is now a law professor at the University of Notre Dame.
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"The ideologues that Trump seems to be appointing in top government positions are more likely to exploit [a] crisis to the advantage of their political agendas," Anthony Romero, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said in a January interview with Rolling Stone.
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If governing ability and candidate quality matter, and if special interests and purist ideologues are not to become the leading suppliers of our politicians, it is essential that parties and professionals maintain a prominent role in recruiting and screening candidates — alongside, not instead of, voters.
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The State Department recently announced a $5 million reward for information leading to his capture, describing him as one of the group's most senior ideologues, who played a direct role in organizing and justifying ISIS's rape and enslavement of women from the Yazidi minority in Iraq.
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Defiance of the north is expressed in the defence of Tamil and other regional languages against the imposition of Hindi, and also in the rejection of caste (and of Brahmin power in particular), which Dravidian ideologues regard as a curse foisted upon the country by Aryans.
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The biggest problem with the argument, however, is that people's support for openness and closedness is dependent on their interests and circumstances—they support openness in so far as it advances their economic interests and, with the exception of a few ideologues or idealists, no further.
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Congress is poised to enact major legislation on everything from healthcare to gun laws to taxes, and the executive branch is being remade in Donald Trump's image—meaning the federal government is about to be run by a frothy mix of billionaires, generals, and hardcore conservative ideologues.
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" But in April 2004, as support for the war continues to erode, Blair warns Bush that their opponents "are able to portray the war on terror as either a bid for American domination, a plot to help Israel, or even just an indulgence by trigger-happy ideologues.
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The solution, so far, has been to make a gingerly attempt to separate out the more socially acceptable parts of the alt-right while distancing CPAC from figures like Spencer, who would remind the press and larger public that we are dealing with neo-Nazi ideologues.
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To do so, they embraced a transgressive and performative approach—one that, Nagle writes, is "more Fight Club than family values, more in line with Marquis de Sade than Edmund Burke"—inspired not by the work of conservative ideologues but by the tactics of left-wing vanguards.
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Robust National Industrial Policies are the Global Norm The notion that the "free market" itself will create the "garage-tech innovation" that America once saw from the founders of Ford Motors or Hewlett Packard, is a fantasy proffered only by the most radical "Ayn Rand" ideologues.
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What became clear was that the intervening Western powers may have done away with Qaddafi, but they also left a space in which his vile regime could live on by another name, a space in which the former ideologues who prospered during his rule could re-emerge.
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But the Republican Party is constrained by two central factors: the demand from donors and anti-tax ideologues for a huge tax cut, and Senate rules that require Republicans to contain the damage to the deficit if they want to pass tax reform with a simple majority.
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If the House rejects this extreme legislation, the Agriculture Committee will huff and puff for a few days, but then it will get down to the business that it should have been doing all along: crafting a sensible, mainstream farm bill rather that prioritizes farmers over ideologues.
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Anti-abortion advocates used to push for abortion restrictions under the guise of protecting our health and safety, but they've finally shed all pretense and shown us who they really are: misogynistic power hungry ideologues who refuse to concede until we are punished for daring to decide.
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The bottom line: In his 1984 book, "The Policy Game: How Special Interests and Ideologues are Stealing America," that's no longer in print — Axios got a copy from a university library — Navarro sounds a lot like the very administration officials he's sparred with on trade policy.
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That sort of creative retelling, which likely satisfied Spencer and similar ideologues while increasing the skepticism in people who feel that Trump is beholden to those groups, is a dizzying reminder that we have to always be vigilant about who is telling our history, and how.
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The 20th-century intellectuals and party ideologues who proudly called themselves Marxists typically had a clear sense of their doctrine: Marxism as they conceived it was a theory of society that pulled away the mystifying veil of capitalism to reveal the economic exploitation at its core.
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Ultimately, it's vital to remember that groups like the Islamic State and Al Qaeda think of themselves as sublime movements, and thus their ideologues are convinced that they went to war to fulfill divine obligations, making setbacks merely temporary — with remnants sure to carry on the fight.
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However, ideology is also a factor: If you take environmental issues seriously, you are led to the need for government regulation of some kind, so rigid free-market ideologues don't want to believe that environmental concerns are real (although apparently forcing consumers to subsidize coal is fine).
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Members of the two movements didn't agree on everything: While Land and Moldbug valorize capitalism and see democracy as the major barrier to a better future, alt-right ideologues like Richard Spencer and Jared Taylor valorize whiteness and see Jews and non-whites as the problem.
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We know that the individuals responsible for the most heinous atrocities of those wars—be they commanders on the ground in Central America or the ideologues backing them from Washington—were never held accountable, and that the structures of impunity that facilitated their actions remained intact as a result.
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There is a danger that the only people who are prepared to go into public life will be a weird collection of ideologues who are willing to sacrifice everything for the cause, provocateurs who make a living out of outrage, and bland functionaries who have nothing interesting to say.
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Despite being seriously mischaracterized by ideologues whose ultimate goal is universal government feeding, the "Improving Child Nutrition and Education Act of 85033" is a major step forward in making sure an appropriate safety net exists and that nutrition standards are revised so that school food is more edible.
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In his first two weeks in office, President Donald Trump has governed like a cable news junkie who's surrounded himself with ideologues, issuing sometimes vague and sloppily worded executive orders, beefing with the media, and pushing forward policies that stirred up dissent and unease within the federal government.
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Okay- But if we don't win on November 6, honestly ... I know that sounds farfetched, but this administration, if they continue to control all branches of government and they have been stocking the courts with ideologues, you will find that it will be much more difficult to run.
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So far the movement has not fallen prey to ideologues of the far left or the far right, and despite violence on the fringes of the Saturday demonstrations, a large majority has remained reasonably moderate in its various demands, save the odd call for Mr. Macron to go away.
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As a participant in the Panama Papers investigation that spring and a reporter on the periphery of the Trump-Russia story that summer, I'd begun to get a feel for the underworld of ideologues, corrupt governments, and black markets that propped many of these scapegoating stooges and their handlers.
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"They are making a mockery of the process, and that is because the No. 1 goal of the hard right is to stack the bench with ideologues, because they know they cannot achieve their goals through the elected branches," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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There are many examples of how the world's economic winners will achieve success for their people — things like universal health care; quality free education; detailed urban planning incorporating fast local and intercity public transportation and quality housing, solar and wind power — examples that are rejected by our reactionary ideologues.
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Pitlyk's confirmation is emblematic of the coordinated campaign by the Trump administration and Republicans in the Senate to remake an entire branch of government by filling lifetime judicial seats with unfit ideologues — all in an effort to restrict reproductive health and rights, including access to safe, legal abortion.
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In this age of ideologues, she's something of a throwback, more in the tradition of Virginia Woolf than a social scientist, in that her cultural view is dictated in part by her interior life and her ideas as well as by the goings-on in the world around her.
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"Ideologues in Western governments never cease in their efforts to engineer unrest against governments that are not to their liking, even though their actions have caused misery and chaos in country after country in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia," the state-run China Daily said in an editorial.
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But Mr Trump's endorsement of Mr Strange, which he announced at a time when he and Mr McConnell were barely speaking, is merely the latest evidence of a growing preference for pragmatic functionaries over the populist ideologues who helped get him elected, including Stephen Bannon, Mr Trump's former chief strategist.
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As part of this process, the Kremlin has reportedly dispatched dozens of trained bureaucrats to support the regimes' staff of amateurs, ideologues and former blue-collar workers — who, according to a recent, authoritative report by the International Crisis Group, are united by their near-total lack of political or administrative experience.
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"One thing that's abundantly clear is they're committed to doing all they can to put [up] far-right, dangerous ideologues who are committed to eroding critical constitutional rights and legal protections, whether that's for civil rights, for women, for LGBTQ Americans, for workers, [or] for persons with disabilities," Goldberg said.
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In that same fashion, his promises to shed the ideologues and run his administration like a business — put "the best people" in power and negotiate "great deals" — are deeply appealing to a society in which two in three people have confidence in small business but only 8 percent approve of Congress.
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Erik Jones, the director of European and Eurasian Studies at Johns Hopkins University, told me that even if MPs object to this premise, or vote down the deal believing there's a better one to be had, there's not much more Europe can give that will sway the ideologues on either side.
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But it's true of Trump's constituency as well: While the G.O.P.'s staunch ideologues are mostly voting for Ted Cruz, Trump is winning with Northeastern moderates and blue-collar populists, with voters who may be xenophobic but on many issues are closer to the political middle than to the poles.
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" The apology and clarification from Hattar make him no less of an infidel than his caricature," Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi, one of Al Qaeda's most influential ideologues and the spiritual mentor of Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi, the slain Jordanian-born leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq, wrote on Twitter in August.
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That's a solution so obvious that even the Trump administration—which occasionally gestures at doing popular things for political gain before the conservative ideologues in charge of actually administrating the government step in to ensure that the looting continues—abruptly endorsed a version of that idea just before last year's midterms.
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Religion, tribe, place, all contribute to ongoing trauma in the Middle East — between Sunnis and Shias, between the privileged and the demeaned, between Jews and Arabs and Christians, between pragmatists who want things to improve and ideologues and fanatics who can't see a way to live beyond their respective obsessions.
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Regardless of the spin put on the detailed findings of Mueller's probe by the political ideologues who dominate the public discussion of the Trump administration in Congress and in the media, there is insufficient evidence in the Mueller report to support the impeachment of the President based on Mueller's findings.
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People find him because of viral YouTube clips, where he dismembers sanctimonious ideologues with a mike-dropping command of fact and logic; they stay for two hour lectures on psychology, mythology, and religious texts — there are more than 400 hours online — on their new-found quest for understanding and meaning.
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That's wonderful too, but new legislation emerging from the House would have to somehow get through the Senate, which became redder on Tuesday, and through the president, and then it would somehow have to survive review by the courts, which the president can continue to pack with hard-right ideologues.
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The incumbent president, Donald Trump, is clear about where he is guiding the Republican Party — white nativism at home and America First unilateralism abroad, brazen corruption, escalating culture wars, a judiciary stacked with ideologues and the veneration of a mythological past where the hierarchy in American society was defined and unchallenged.
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The jockeying for jobs in a Donald J. Trump Administration began before he was elected, but for a long time it amounted to little more than the rustling of failed Republican primary contenders, surrogates hoping for a little Fox time, and ideologues happy to get a place on the stage.
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Against a backdrop of purring limousines and dhows moored in the bay, Doha has become home to an exotic array of fighters, financiers and ideologues, a neutral city with echoes of Vienna in the Cold War, or a Persian Gulf version of the fictional pirate bar in the "Star Wars" movies.
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The particular anxiety in Washington last week was that the White House might ally with climate-change deniers and hard-line ideologues in the Republican-led Congress to suppress federal science and medical research, stir up hate campaigns against immigrants and minorities, or sideline intelligence analysts who report inconvenient facts.
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"Ideologues in Western governments never cease in their efforts to engineer unrest against governments that are not to their liking, even though their actions have caused misery and chaos in country after country in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia," the official China Daily said in an editorial.
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But this one has become a circus tent: A giddy but tense crush of humanity has descended here in rural eastern Oregon, benefiting businesses and swamping them, filling bars, and making motel rooms unattainable amid a bizarre tide of guns, police, reporters and ideologues quoting (at length) from the United States Constitution.
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The ideas are verging on mainstream, heavily mirroring right-wing ideologies that have led to an expansion of power for right wing ideologues in a time in which inequality is at its highest, democracy is at its most fragile, and government regulation of financial institutions and polluting corporations are of the utmost importance.
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Like Washington, DC's new Museum of the Bible, Barton uses the appearance of academic inquiry without any of its rigor — to shill for a Christian dominionist approach to government that ideologues from Newt Gingrich to Michele Bachmann to Brownback to Trump's latest favorite candidate, Saccone, are all too happy to accept without question.
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They let themselves be led around by a group of no-compromise talk-radio gasbags, think-tank ideologues in the pay of one industry or another, Fox News know-nothings and an alt-right fringe, who, together, so poisoned the G.O.P. garden that an invasive species, Donald Trump, just took it over.
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Likewise, one could point to the fact that he never actually saw battlefield action for the SS as a mitigating factor in his service; the British Free Corps, despite its smattering of ideologues, was generally considered to be a half-hearted farce populated by hedonistic young aristocrats and opportunistic ne'er-do-wells.
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Since Barry Goldwater's 1964 campaign for the presidency, Republicans have worked to maintain a two-tiered party — one for the ideologues who believed in Burke and Buckley, free markets and free minds, and one for the voters, who are often moved less by a system of ideas than by id and grievance.
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The Global Times nodded to a strain of thought among nationalist intellectuals and party ideologues, who chafe at the idea that China's 100m ethnic-minority citizens, and notably restive groups such as Uighurs or Tibetans, should enjoy special privileges as the price of peaceful co-existence with the 1.3bn-strong Han Chinese majority.
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This panel, stacked with ideologues on both sides, and led by an inept chairman, Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerCongress should vote to bank marijuana businesses and use taxes to pay for record expungements GOP lawmaker introduces measure to remove Nadler as Judiciary chairman Young people are sick of gun violence MORE (D-N.
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Because at the beginning at least they seem to appeal to ideologues — which mind you is just fine — but I like the idea of having someone from a university who's been studying something on the periphery and incentivizing them to contribute to the protocol, even if they don't find the ideological aspects of it appetizing.
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Republican plan would cut premiums for the young by jacking them up for the old Republican plan would cut premiums for the young by jacking them up for the old Republicans' proposed replacement for Obamacare has prompted loud fights between the left and the right, ideologues and technocrats, and Speaker Paul Ryan and Breitbart News.
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"Bob Eitel is a true civil servant, so it's disappointing to see ABC News carrying water for left-wing ideologues who are actively working to try and discredit the important work that Secretary DeVos is doing to repair the damage done by the prior administration," Education Department press secretary Liz Hill told ABC News.
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But by choosing incredibly canny battles—his relentless attempts to first upend even the possibility of campaign finance regulation and enforcement, and then to pack the judiciary with right-wing ideologues—McConnell has enabled the conservative movement to dominate American politics long after its tenets are fully rejected by the majority of the electorate.
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But that's also the source of the profound distrust that Trumpist ideologues hold out for brazenly transactional leadership figures like McConnell, or Paul Ryan, or John Boehner; the Republican Party they've all been trying to shore up at the institutional level is the same structure that die-hard movement conservatives are dead set on immolating.
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And I'm not saying there's no sense of mission, of doing important things to better society, but ... I think they absolutely think ... By the way, many of those folks at those companies are ideologues, and I think in a good way, they just don't think their mission is to save journalism, which may be fair.
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It didn't seem to have occurred to them that the demands of the House Freedom Caucus members, the most unflinching ideologues to achieve near-total repeal, the desire by less conservative members to keep at least the basic structure of benefits, and the president's promise to improve every single thing could not be easily accommodated.
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The declining influence of college-educated voters within the Republican Party, combined with increasing suspicion on the right that teachers, professors and college students are left-wing ideologues hostile to conservative ideas, means that education has become one more policy area where bipartisanship and compromise is giving way to polarization and culture-war conflict.
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In a March paper, "Ideologues Without Issues," Lilliana Mason, a political scientist at the University of Maryland, wrote: The power behind the labels "liberal" and "conservative" to predict strong preferences for the ideological in-group is based largely in the social identification with those groups, not in the organization of attitudes associated with the labels.
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The simplest explanation for this reversal of fortune is that the Trump administration is dominated by the two types of ideologues with whom Mr. Netanyahu has always gotten along best: foreign policy hawks like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the national security adviser, John Bolton, and Christian evangelicals like Vice President Mike Pence.
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" Schumer explained in the post that his argument was based on "hard right ideologues who did not follow precedent being approved to the court; not on a president's right to nominate, but on the Senate's right to advise and consent once a full confirmation process, as outlined in the Constitution, was undertaken by the Senate.
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For decades, critics have lamented the fact that tech policy (whether in legacy markets like telecom or the new attention economy) has been dictated by a rotating crop of partisan ideologues blinded by fealty to their wealthiest donors, who in turn are myopically focused on the relentless requirement for improved quarterly returns—at any cost.
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It's about how an angry young conservative with reactionary views got herself involved with a small coterie of ideologues in Washington and prepped for a conservative media career in the crucial years before the rise of Donald Trump, as extremism became more popular on the right and as people could optimize themselves for success through attention on social media.
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Should those instances occur, it could see ISIS dispatch explosives experts, combat tacticians and ideologues in the region, luring not only Southeast Asians but other nationalities as well, from Australians to Chinese Uighurs who can't easily reach Syria, noted Rohan Gunaratna, head of the International Centre for Political Violence and Terrorism Research at Nanyang Technological University.
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A study published on Monday by researchers with the Oxford Internet Institute, which is affiliated with the British university, found that current U.S. military personnel and veterans were targeted by disinformation campaigns on Twitter and Facebook over the past year by a nexus of pro-Kremlin, Russian-oriented sites, along with conspiracy theorists and European right-wing ideologues.
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Partisan ideologues, injected into the bureaucracy like so many lethal viruses, have ended net neutrality, given the green light to industry to litter our coastal waters with oil derricks, released deadly chemicals and pesticides back into the environment, announced their desire to deconstruct the nation's public schools, and done their best to revoke clean water protections.
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The situation regarding anything even remotely sexual on college and university campuses today is entirely controlled by ideologues steeped in former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Mr. Trump, or the ideologues who speak into his ear and guide his pen, came up with executive orders the first week of his presidency that vastly expanded the universe of potential deportation targets to include anyone found guilty of any offense, no matter how old or minor, and people accused of crimes but not convicted.
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However, there is a world of difference between natural, market-driven evolutions in an industry and artificial "progress" driven by a select group of ideologues in Washington, D.C. To many in West Virginia, "progress" looks like drug addiction driven by joblessness and hopelessness driven by a sense of helplessness in the face of a regulatory onslaught.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's second pick to lead the Labor Department told senators on Wednesday that he would not allow partisan political considerations or conservative ideologues to shape his department, pushing back against accusations by Democrats that he had looked away as subordinates at the Justice Department stacked his office with ideological allies during the George W. Bush administration.
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"There is a danger that if he continues to bang away on issues that appeal to Breitbart's audience but aren't going anywhere, Bannon risks splitting the administration's loose coalition of hard-right ideologues, traditional conservatives, and middle-of-the-road voters who didn't like Hillary Clinton," another Trump administration official said, also on condition of anonymity.
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This was often dished out by climate change pushers who also oppose GMOs because they are anti-capitalist, anti-corporate ideologues (Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE could be the poster child for this).
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To paraphrase Congressman Thomas MassieThomas Harold MassieAirports already have plenty of infrastructure funding Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-35 program | Pentagon sending 2,85033 more troops to border House votes to block Trump's Saudi arms sale MORE, there is a major difference between partisans and ideologues.
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The Title X changes and the grant to Obria suggest that the Trump administration is "more interested in courting religious ideologues than in providing real health care to low-income Americans," said Alice Huling, counsel for a liberal watchdog group called the Campaign for Accountability, which this month sued the administration seeking Obria's communications with the Department of Health and Human Services.
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"The notion that a 60 day review conducted by ideologues associated with a Koch brothers-affiliated think tank should supplant research and analysis conducted by the world's foremost scientists and engineers would be a grave disservice to American taxpayers," the senators said, referring to Travis Fisher, a veteran of the pro-fossil-fuel Institute for Energy Research, who has been tapped to lead the study.
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Representative democracy was—for its founding ideologues, like John Stuart Mill—supposed to put a barrier between the unenlightened mob and the levers of power; the general desire for brutish and unacceptable things like communal ownership and not being mangled to death in some vast hellish industrial machinery would be safely abstracted away by the ranks of parliamentary representatives drawn from a better class.
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We will tell President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE and Senate Republicans who have stacked the court with right-wing ideologues that you're going to be gone in November and you will never be able to do what you're trying to do now, ever, ever again.
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Many artists, musicians, filmmakers and thinkers saw themselves in an environment where reactionary ideologues, who — through books, websites and news articles — have been denigrating any attempt to overcome inequality by linking socially progressive policies to a Venezuelan-type of nightmare, generating fear that minorities' rights will erode religious and moral principles, or simply by indoctrinating people in brutality through the systematic use of derogatory language.
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Thomas MassieThomas Harold MassieAirports already have plenty of infrastructure funding Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-2628 program | Pentagon sending 28503,22019 more troops to border House votes to block Trump's Saudi arms sale MORE's (R-Ky.) Federal Reserve Transparency Act has received growing bipartisan support, even from polar opposite ideologues like Sens.
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Over the last two years, I've watched Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) rush through 97 federal judicial nominees handed down by Trump, giving an entire cast of ideologues and right-wing partisans lifetime appointments as federal judges.
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They argue over whose hands should be on the steering wheel while President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE leaves mud tracks across democracy — appointing a judiciary of ideologues and neophytes, smearing the FBI, tarring disagreeable media but feathering Fox News, hollowing out the State Department.
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Yet, President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE aims to threaten both principles through his continued attacks against the press, ad hominem attacks of federal judges, presidential appointments of cronies and ideologues committed to white supremacy and nativism, and reliance on personal vendettas and threats as a form of governance.
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