The response is alliance with Arab moderates and most of the moderates around the world.
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I visited at a time where the moderates were, the rebel moderates were at their strongest.
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Moderates have a different story to tell, but in both parties moderates are afraid to tell it.
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Moderates who won narrow primaries did better in the general election than candidates who narrowly defeated moderates.
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As the ranks of the moderates thin, the jobs of the remaining moderates become more grueling and hopeless.
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But if progressives think they can win without the moderates — or the moderates without the progressives — they are crazy.
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Critics of Rhodes point out that those allowed to run were fake moderates; the PMOI are the real moderates.
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RELATED: Hill GOP moderates buck their leaders and Trump In short, this gets real when the moderates say it's real.
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He noted efforts to attract conservatives have ended up alienating moderates, while efforts to attract moderates have pushed away conservatives.
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There will be no Sanders revolution without moderates, and moderates are unlikely to join a revolution organized by someone who stigmatizes moderation.
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The Bloombergist upper-class moderates fear the Trumpist working-class moderates, and Trump's middle-American populists loathe the globalist elite right back.
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In Iran moderates did well in elections to the parliament, inflicting defeats on hardliners despite their attempts to stop the moderates from standing.
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After the protests, it mired itself in the false dichotomy of "moderates" and "hardliners" within the regime, hoping to change Tehran's behavior by strengthening moderates.
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As conservatives pressure moderates to accept Trumpcare changes that would swing the bill to the right, some moderates are moving on to a new plan: Bipartisanship.
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What we saw leading up to the elections is we saw a lot of moderates get disqualified from the elections," he said, noting that the real question is if "the folks who are now classifying themselves moderates, are they really moderates or just another flavor of hardliner?
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Even our moderates are upset about the process -- and even our moderates are hearing from back in the district that the process argument resonates with our people.
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The "blame the moderates" group: Heritage Action CEO Michael Needham says the proposal to jump-start Trumpcare narrowed significantly last night in an unsuccessful attempt to appease moderates.
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Among moderates, 63 percent said Mr. Trump's actions were grounds at least for investigation; only 6 percent of moderates in the Monmouth poll said he had done nothing wrong.
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Democrats -- both moderates and progressives -- should be wary.
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However, it is worth noting that, to succeed beyond a single election cycle, Democratic candidates who run as moderates must uphold their promise and govern as moderates once in office.
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"It's our only hope to find moderates — who can appeal to moderates and Republicans who are not Trumpians — just because of the way the districts are drawn now," she said.
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The death of ex-Iranian president Rafsanjani deals a blow to the nation's moderates The death of ex-Iranian president Rafsanjani deals a blow to the nation's moderates Former Iranian President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani died at the age of 773 on Sunday, leaving the country's moderates without an important and longstanding voice.
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Moderates who'd been on the fence would never have to decide what to do and those moderates who'd come out as a 'yes' wondered about what would happen to them now.
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So you might have an extremely left-wing website that moderates according to its own rules, and you might have an extremely right-wing website the moderates according to its rules.
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Moderates seek to make a mark Though they were pinned back by Sanders and Warren much of the night, the moderates did not come unprepared -- or without alternative plans of their own.
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A month or so ago the moderates had assumed that Mr Corbyn would resign after the inevitable election defeat in June and the moderates would be able to resume control of the party.
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Moderates are tired of being promised a vote they still haven't had and it's moderates who feel like their jobs will be on the line in November if they don't do something. Rep.
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Over the same period, the percentage of Democratic moderates and conservatives fell steadily, with the share of moderates dropping from 48 to 34 percent, and of conservatives dropping from 603 to 13 percent.
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The moderates will continue as junior coalition partners in government.
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Moderates blanch at the 24 million it will leave uninsured.
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The three moderates all need a win in New Hampshire.
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But this was small comfort for the party's embattled moderates.
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The moderates weren't quite declaring mission accomplished Friday, but Rep.
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Moderates don't have to take Paul Ryan on his word.
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By contrast, a House takeover would embolden the party's moderates.
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Will we see a resurgence of moderates, the third way?
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Put simply, the Democrats can win he House as moderates.
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First, a number of moderates who were outsiders did prevail.
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On most of these questions, moderates are the skeptical ones.
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What about moderates' views of Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz?
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But multiple moderates could be splitting too small a slice.
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Trying to please the conservative Freedom Caucus only alienated moderates.
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Trying to assuage moderates' concerns only alienated the Freedom Caucus.
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There will, of course, be other moderates on the stage.
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Democratic moderates have been less than enthusiastic about the proposal.
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But when it does come, the moderates must be ready.
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A few moderates will slink back into the shadow cabinet.
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It's not just the conservatives; it's also the more moderates.
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Whether it can convert moderates in sufficient numbers is unclear.
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Typically, Macau gaming revenue moderates ahead of Chinese New Year.
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The latest amendment to win over moderates — introduced by Rep.
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He has money to give moderates in the near term.
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There are very few genuine moderates in the party anymore.
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Trump beat the establishment candidates among moderates in New Hampshire.
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He fired up liberals, but he also didn't offend moderates.
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Many moderates supporting him reckon he will flunk the vote.
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Moderates doubt whether either Warren or Sanders could beat Trump.
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The idea that this only helps moderates is pure spin.
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Curbelo said moderates are trying to maintain legal immigration levels.
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But Jones also scored among those describing themselves as moderates.
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Alfredo Ortiz: Democratic moderates fuel the case against the socialists.
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Hajzeri and other moderates have responded with a website, Foltash.
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Today, the group is broadly divided between hardliners and moderates.
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But moderates like former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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The progressives ultimately prevailed, rankling some of the conference's moderates.
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No one thinks of Mitch McConnell or Flake as moderates.
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It's the moderates who have to fall on their swords.
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In the Twitterverse, ideologues have far more power than moderates.
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The moderates tried to exclude Mr. Navarro from the trip.
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A bigger surprise, it seems, was the rejection of moderates.
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Among "moderates" and "conservatives," however, the story is very different.
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The Moderates have lost even more to the far right.
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Moderates tend to embrace certain ideas: The truth is plural.
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Just 41% of moderates, regardless of party, said the same.
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The two moderates are among several other Republicans — including Sens.
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Moderates want to talk to voters about "kitchen table" issues.
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There are moderates, of which the leading candidate is Biden.
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The group doesn't include a single woman, or any moderates.
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It means inspiring liberals without arousing the fears of moderates.
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That makes it hard for us to appeal to moderates.
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Another 31% said they were moderates and 3% were conservative.
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But in past fights, the party's moderates have proved compliant.
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And a pair of Midwestern moderates, former South Bend, Ind.
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The moderates like former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Can Ossoff flip Republican moderates and turn out black voters?
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By necessity, Democrats who win statewide have actually been moderates.
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But that almost certainly would not have appealed to moderates.
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The moderates wanted to move on and campaign for Grant.
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They also risk losing the support of moderates like Sen.
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Several other moderates are also on the radar, including Reps.
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Flores was joined by several House Republican moderates, including Reps.
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Moderates in New Hampshire split between former South Bend, Ind.
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Moderates in the Conservative Party face a particularly excruciating dilemma.
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Moderates appear to have won a majority on the assembly.
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But moderates say doing nothing is no longer an option.
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Media reports have said May is courting these Labour "moderates".
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Because during this period, fewer and fewer moderates were running.
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Washington (CNN)House leaders called moderates to Speaker Paul Ryan's office Wednesday night to discuss a change to the health care bill meant to appeal to conservatives and gauge whether moderates would back it.
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For all the talk about how Democrats were turning into socialists, heading into 20163 the party was still controlled by relative moderates, and it was arguably those moderates who mostly fueled Democrats' 2018 victories.
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Indeed, moderates deeply disapprove of the job Mr. Trump is doing as president: 58 percent of all moderates expressed disapproval of him in an NPR/Marist poll last month, while just 35 percent approved.
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The Moderates' showing of 173% was better than the polls predicted.
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Almost as soon as Collins and other Senate moderates -- including Sens.
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Tim Kaine or Mark Warner helps in Virginia and among moderates.
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Why this matters: Moderates are about to have a rough recess.
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Ayanna Pressley -- who broke with moderates and voted against the bill.
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That's a problem, though it may be mostly the moderates' problem.
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They'll need dealmakers in the Senate to keep moderates on board.
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The shift in direction has the moderates and liberal left concerned.
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So the Democrats always run as centrists, moderates, and then nothing.
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They also have to make sure it doesn't scare away moderates.
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But that merely made the bill harder for moderates to accept.
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The centre-right Moderates are doing even worse, at about 17%.
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David insists that there are real moderates on the Republican side.
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On social and employment policies, she hopes to steal Labour moderates.
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Lofven's main competitor for the premiership is Moderates leader Ulf Kristersson.
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Moderates favor Trump over Ryan by the same margin as conservatives.
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Moderates in favour of elections, however, now have the upper hand.
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Even the moderates who sometimes break with the party, including Sens.
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The moderates argue that Democrats can build on the existing system.
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Moderates and independents out there want to give him a chance.
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The options open to Sweden's Moderates illustrate the dynamics at play.
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House conservatives want Ryan to pressure the moderates into backing down.
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Moderates, silent for the past few months, successfully pressed for delay.
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Many Latin American voters have abandoned moderates in favour of populists.
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Pro-impeachment inquiry Democrats especially want moderates to join their ranks.
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Debate starts at 9p ET. Chris Wallace of Fox News moderates.
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Splitting the 'moderates' from the 'terrorists' This is the tough part.
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All of a sudden, it was moderates in the hot seat.
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After last week, though, many moderates are frustrated with the process.
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At the Tuesday Group meeting, the sampling of moderates included Reps.
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Repealing even more regulations would only further aggravate tensions with moderates.
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It was unclear if the proposal had any support from moderates.
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The assumption: "Moderates always cave," one senior GOP aide told me.
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Early in the contest he looked like the moderates' best hope.
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The moderates, like former Maryland congressman John Delaney, former Colorado Gov.
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Other moderates who haven't hesitated to oppose the President include Rep.
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The bill is being vigorously opposed by conservative hardliners and moderates.
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It was unclear whether GOP moderates would accept the proposed changes.
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Again, moderates and conservatives are clashing over spending levels and priorities.
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But moderates are digging in to protect many of those programs.
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Eyes on Paris Those moderates will not enter the debate unarmed.
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The moderates' position is supported by virtually all Democrats, as well.
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It long ago became difficult to decipher who were the moderates.
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That means moderates and conservatives accounted for 74 percent of it.
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The MacArthur amendment set off moderates' concerns in the first place.
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But Mr Molua worries that "the space for moderates is shrinking".
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Part of the moderates' attacks were driven by clear ideological divisions.
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Who's to say he couldn't slice off 25 percent of moderates?
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It's quite plausible that a few moderates will back both bills.
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Still, the moderates who are left, such as Stefanik and Reps.
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Three more conservative House members were trailing moderates in close races.
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"Conservatives and Moderates Offer Rare Praise" was the headline in Newsweek.
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In fact, Assad fought moderates because he wanted ISIS for propaganda.
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"People of this district have historically elected moderates," Brindisi told Reuters.
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But Delaware's tendency to elect moderates to federal office held Thursday.
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House moderates' turnabout on preexisting conditions, however, calls that into question.
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Often, one provision that made conservatives happier made moderates less so.
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All of those factors will give at least some moderates pause.
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But still, the deal is better then no deal, moderates argue.
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It's unclear how McConnell will try to win over the moderates.
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For moderates on Wall Street, this election season has been stressful.
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Yet many Wall Street moderates are loath to support him, too.
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And that, she said, could only weaken moderates and reignite conflict.
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Centrists, or moderates, are really people who are willing to compromise.
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And Joe Biden, the great hope of moderates, is (almost) in.
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But moderates have another story, and it is the better one.
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Right now we've got two parties trying to make moderates homeless.
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All are moderates reflecting varying realist, internationalist, pragmatic and political tendencies.
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Does it discredit the moderates on the same side, by association?
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If Democrats can make enough noise to sway moderates like Sens.
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That surge has been driven by black voters, moderates and suburbanites.
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Edge to the middle a bit to bring in wary moderates.
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Biden's stirring performance here could nudge other moderates, such as Sen.
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But in the end, the moderates stumbled before the finish line.
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The votes prompted moderates in both parties to cross party lines.
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The other finalist will represent the pragmatic moderates in the party.
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He introduced a programme of "rolling deselections" to weed out moderates.
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The extremists have taken over, and there are no moderates left.
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Moderates don't operate from the safety of their ideologically pure galleons.
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Buttigieg has an advantage among moderates, but he's at only 26%.
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She hammered the moderates over their more modest plans, jabbed Sen.
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Women, college educated suburbanites, rural moderates and black voters are split.
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"I'm looking at all the moderates in the race," said Rep.
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Whether moderates will be satisfied with these smaller sweeteners is unclear.
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But according to Gallup, 47% call themselves either moderates or conservatives.
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At the same time, the government was also silencing leading moderates.
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The relative moderates — Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar — would then be damaged.
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But they are in a delicate dance with conservatives and moderates.
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Instead, Biden is up thanks to his support among moderates/conservatives.
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"They are making the list themselves," Trent said of the moderates.
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Fratricidal conflict between moderates and radicals weakened the cause of reform.
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A bipartisan group of moderates met in the office of Sen.
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Still, moderates and conservatives make up about 22018% of all Democrats.
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Conservative analysts frequently deride the notion of political "moderates" in Iran.
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They were joined by some Republicans, including moderates such as Reps.
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There is no clear ground between the Senate moderates and conservatives.
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And these were not all moderates or people about to retire.
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Both were moderates whom Republicans had voted for in the past.
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GIGOT: Dan, where does that leave the moderates, so-called moderates who are pushing a discharge petition to be able to consider abill taht would give legalization for the DREAMers but also have tougher border security?
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Bernie Sanders's supporters have argued that he can expand the electorate to make up for the suburban moderates he's likely to lose, moderates who were, incidentally, responsible for many of the gains Democrats made in 2018.
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This is something we keep hearing from Republican leadership and moderates: they don't want to let the Freedom Caucus say they've been reasonable and potentially convince Trump to cast the blame on Paul Ryan and the moderates.
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PENN: These moderates have a way of coming back because every time the Democrats wind up in the wilderness, it&aposs the moderates who bring the Democrats -- INGRAHAM: It&aposs not that she makes people mad, Chris.
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They supported ISIS, they created ISIS, they armed ISIS, without their [inaudible] -- AMANPOUR: They were actually supporting the moderates, but let's get to that in a second -- ZARIF: No, no, they say they were supporting the moderates.
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The Moderates' leader, Ulf Kristersson, was expected to form the next government.
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" He went on: "There is nothing wrong with people who are moderates.
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But Mississippi has smaller cities and suburbs, which means fewer white moderates.
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Activists should be pushing for more moderates to advise President, not fewer.
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Those voters produce extreme nominees, who, in turn, drive away more moderates.
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Moderates are simply saying let&aposs work on something that would allow.
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The moderates would have nothing to gain from provoking a political crisis.
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Ryan Costello, and moderates could start voting as a bloc more often.
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But that argument hasn't persuaded Upton or many other moderates so far.
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"There are so few moderates left to work with," Mr. Israel said.
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Medicaid reform, then, is stoking internal opposition among moderates in the party.
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The moderates are afraid Sanders can't beat President Trump in the fall.
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N.H. independents and moderates are going to be attracted to his performance.
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That leaves the Moderates and the smaller Christian Democrats grumbling in opposition.
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And there is a split within the Houthis, between hardliners and moderates.
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Moderates talk of renegotiating the IMF deal (Mr Urtubey dodges the question).
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Officials have blocked Telegram, a popular messaging app, and chased moderates abroad.
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But that's not because moderates have become marginal in the Democratic Party.
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The moderates may end up being the AHCA's biggest hurdle to passage.
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In other words, moderates have never been more marginalised or more important.
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It forced the hands of moderates who were keeping their powder dry.
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The holdouts, including moderates and conservatives, are scheduled to meet in Sen.
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Iranians cast their vote with moderates, centrists and even a few conservatives
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Susan Collins of Maine — one of the Republican caucus's few remaining moderates.
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Heller's move also could embolden other moderates to publicly oppose the bill.
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Conservatives largely endorsed the plan, but moderates killed it by midday Tuesday.
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Mobilizing the grassroots seems to matter more than reaching out to moderates.
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This means it's not really an equal trade between moderates and conservatives.
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And, some moderates already have expressed other concerns about overhauling Obamacare regulations.
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Moderates also have deep concerns about what McConnell is about to release.
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Kasich won Ohio by dominating among moderates and the upper-middle-class.
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Samer stayed in Raqqa longer than most moderates but has now escaped.
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Republicans fear Trump could also struggle with moderates in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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Typically it's each party's most loyal and committed supporters -- not indecisive moderates.
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I think right now the moderates are more in charge ... Buy Humana.
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FCF should gradually turn positive by 2019 as the growth rate moderates.
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Moderates have set a target of winning at least another 40 seats.
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That includes 94% of liberals, 74% of moderates, and 37% of conservatives.
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He said it could give moderates a reason to vote for Democrats.
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That change could alienate moderates if it were to actually pass, though.
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As of mid-afternoon Wednesday, the petition had 15 signatories, mostly moderates.
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As Republican moderates disappeared, the Party moved farther rightward and farther downward.
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And it's not just moderates who believe their effort will succeed Tuesday.
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Progressives like Brown and Warren diverged last spring from moderates like Sens.
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Kavanaugh is getting a big boost with the GOP moderates from Sen.
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Trump eased off social issues and got a slice of the moderates.
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Moderates seem too scared of being labeled "crazy socialists" to understand that.
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The moderates who lent their support to the more-extreme opponents miscalculated.
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The moderates should have learned to be careful about picking their allies.
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Feloni: You&aposre running against the moderates, with an appeal to progressives.
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Taft, like Cruz, vanquished the moderates who stood to oppose him. Govs.
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The New York Times: Democrats embrace moderates in House bids, vexing liberals.
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Meanwhile, GOP moderates have fled in a season of record Republican retirements.
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Those supporting Mr. Rouhani prefer to call themselves pragmatists, centrists and moderates.
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Neither liberals, nor moderates, nor conservatives alone can defeat the new propagandists.
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It is unclear, though, whether moderates would go for such a deal.
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Crucially, among those GOP senators are two pro-abortion rights moderates: Sen.
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MODERATE ONE-PARTY RULE The Moderates could form a one-party government.
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The moderates will still assail her plan as unrealistic and politically toxic.
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He took 49% of very liberals and 17% of moderates or conservatives.
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Biden won both moderates and Obama revivalists by huge margins on Saturday.
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Kamala Harris and Amy Klobuchar were the most competent moderates to run.
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Moderates, witnessing the excesses within the opposition, begin to agree with them.
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That means running progressives who can energize the base, not milquetoast moderates.
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Liberals dominated the first 210 Democratic debates, and it's making moderates anxious.
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And the moderates lack the capacity to govern Gaza, in any case.
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By ceding ground to conservatives, however, the White House turned off moderates.
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The Euro-moderates are united on little other than preventing no-deal.
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Moderates appear to be rallying around former Vice President Joe Biden. Sen.
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While moderates may be disturbed, his Hindu nationalist base could be invigorated.
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It might be helpful for moderates to get some more of it.
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Moderates will point to progressives who didn't prevail and insist the opposite.
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Amy Klobuchar could appeal to moderates in the middle of the country.
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At such a moment, moderates should welcome, not fear, the left's boldness.
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But the moderates have a problem: weaponizing climate change keeps winning elections.
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Independents and moderates of both parties yearn for a pragmatic center candidate.
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But those changes will likely do nothing to bring moderates on board.
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Wednesday's debate served as another reminder of why the moderates aren't winning.
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Further, there are far fewer true moderates than public polling routinely reports.
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They're still feuding: the Bernie Sanders/Elizabeth Warren wing versus the moderates.
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White liberals and moderates are paying close attention to Klobuchar and Buttigieg.
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And the moderates just want to be free of the debate altogether.
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"They moved the bill right and the moderates caved," Mr. Sykes said.
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The party's left and moderates have no idea what to do next.
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Centrists and moderates tend to focus on what's really important to people.
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But its inclusion could further alienate moderates who already oppose the bill.
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Criticism of the plan from moderates has been directed at Mr Sanders.
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Over all, moderates lean Democratic and tend not to support Mr. Trump.
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The bill's treatment of Medicaid is a major sticking point for moderates.
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The real play for moderates is still to hope that Biden collapses.
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For moderates within the GOP, serving in Congress has stopped being fun.
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As pundits droned on about the rising significance of two moderates — Sen.
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The big idea for moderates should be solidarity, fraternity, conversation across difference.
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Almost half of Democratic voters identify as either political moderates or conservatives.
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The moderates (Amy Klobuchar, Michael Bennet, John Hickenlooper) couldn't quite break through.
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It could, however, help him win over moderates in the general election.
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What's more, swing voters — unlike centrist political elites — are not temperamental moderates.
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Sure, Democrats can make an effort to govern from the center and give moderates fewer reasons to leave — but ultimately, the choice facing moderates in 2020 is going to depend on what the Republican Party wants to be.
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The negative experience of Western Governments, when they have tried to reach out to "moderates" inside the Iranian regime, was completely overlooked, since every attempt has been burned by those same "moderates" – each more predictably than the last.
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Under House rules, Tuesday was the deadline to force votes in June, and as moderates and conservatives met separately late into the night, the moderates insisted that they had the signatures needed to put their petition over the top.
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Even if economic growth moderates to 2.5%, that's still pretty good, he said.
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As a result, some experts see some payback in January as growth moderates.
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She lost among women, working-class white voters, young people, liberals and moderates.
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Fitch expects an uptick in losses over 267 as property price growth moderates.
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Moderates are still worried about higher costs for people with pre-existing conditions.
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It is the same moderates-versus-conservatives split that doomed the Obamacare rollback.
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What to watch: Moderates, especially those who were a no-vote earlier. Rep.
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The slate of moderates who have a serious chance of winning prove it.
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Some speculated that hawkish Lighthizer is warring against moderates Larry Kudlow and Mnuchin.
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Some moderates may not want to take a vote, but they are there.
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The durability of multiple moderate candidates could be problematic for moderates, as well.
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Political tensions between hardliners and moderates could slow efforts to address these problems.
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But that move — which might alienate moderates — could violate the Senate's reconciliation process.
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Indeed, Donald Trump is probably closer to most real American moderates than Bloomberg.
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To much of 1960s America, white moderates certainly appeared to be acting ethically.
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If talks fall through, moderates say they will activate their discharge petition Tuesday.
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And he's the runaway leader among Democrats who identify as moderates or centrists.
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Politics, metro-style, requires appealing to moderates, liberals and even conservatives, he explains.
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Relative moderates, like President Hassan Rouhani, say people should listen to the protests.
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Only two Republicans, moderates Mitt Romney and Susan Collins, voted to hear witnesses.
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Those candidates included four New Jersey moderates who had faced more liberal challengers.
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Much depends on the government's skill in negotiating with moderates in the opposition.
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It's fair; again, Labour moderates have been skeptical of Corbyn since the beginning.
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Moderates, silent for the past few months, have emerged to push for delay.
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All are much loved by the same moderates Bernie needs to win over.
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White moderates and liberals must not abandon the project of protecting minority rights.
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What we don't know is whether there GOP moderates, who had urged Rep.
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It didn't take long for moderates to back away from the 2015 bill.
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The moderates in the conference were barely on board for Ryan's initial bill.
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That's the slight tweak, that he hopes can get moderates to a 'yes.
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Be smart: President Trump has very limited leverage over Republican Senators, especially moderates.
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Conservatives largely endorsed the plan, but moderates killed it by midday on Tuesday.
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Surely, but surely, the moderates could put a dent in Mr Corbyn's armour?
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The problem: Moderates aren't caving to anything that moves the bill further right.
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The compromise: Phase out Medicaid expansion more slowly, to please moderates like Sen.
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Moderates are deeply concerned about what that cut could mean for their states.
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Because moderates and independents in this district are tired of left-wing extremism.
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Morrison emerged on Thursday as a candidate and quickly won favor with moderates.
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Meeks has also suggested his fellow moderates challenge progressive members of his chamber.
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Moderates want to ensure that protections for people with pre-existing conditions remain.
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But he said he recognizes the gulf between the Freedom Caucus and moderates.
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Democrats' success won't be found in making the party more appealing to moderates.
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The elections propelled moderates and reformists to their best electoral finish since 2004.
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The Moderates have been bleeding voters to the Sweden Democrats in recent polls.
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This explains a good portion of the moderates pushing for action on immigration.
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Think about the Republican Party as an alliance of moderates, conservatives and populists.
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The binary narrative of the moderates versus the hardliners had captured Western imaginations.
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Moderates on the left and hardliners on the right are in open revolt.
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They have also been involved in negotiations to bolster the moderates' compromise bill.
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Despite the focus on liberal insurgency, conservatives and moderates will decide Trump's reelection.
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With Lujan she recruited strong candidates who fit their districts: women, veterans, moderates.
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I sincerely hope that Senate moderates can tell the difference, and vote accordingly.
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Conservatives replace moderates; far-right figures replace conservatives; the party lurches ever rightward.
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Republican candidates, including moderates, will have to cling to Trump or risk oblivion.
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Big progressive ideas worry moderates in the market for a return to normalcy.
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"Do you need somebody that understands the moderates and the Democrats?" he asked.
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Instead, Republican moderates would rather keep major elements of the law in place.
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And if that enrages Democrats and turns off moderates, so much the better.
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The GOP dissenters were largely a mix of Freedom Caucus members and moderates.
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Meanwhile Brat has done nothing to endear himself to moderates in his district.
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Whom to watch On the Republican side, all eyes are on moderates Sen.
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Keeping conservatives and moderates on board with the same bill is hard work!
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And he's susceptible to political pressure from both hard-liners and from moderates.
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Populists tend to be more successful than moderates in riding out hard times.
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In fact, Trump's base of strength in the primaries has been among moderates.
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The vandalism may have alienated many moderates who had previously backed the movement.
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The moderates, in contrast, have been ready and willing to bring legislation down.
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And now the Senate moderates are, themselves, showing a distinct lack of backbone.
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Bernie Sanders have long favored Medicare for All, moderates such as former Rep.
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That didn't have its intended effect, of appealing to moderates and progressives alike.
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Bernie Sanders and moderates threw their support behind former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Conservatives want to repeal more; Moderates don't want to see huge coverage losses.
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The so-called moderates are running left, and the liberals are staying put.
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The good news for those moderates is Democrats have proportional allocation of delegates.
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On the surface, the party is basically split evenly between liberals and moderates.
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Why does Sanders look similarly electable to leading moderates in polls against Trump?
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Beyond that, Republican moderates are starting to grumble about Democratic tactics more generally.
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Wendy Perron, one of the exhibition's curators, moderates a discussion after the performance.
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But I'm nervous that the boldness of her solutions won't appeal to moderates.
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What self-identified liberals, moderates and conservatives said contributes to poverty in America.
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They can either put pressure on their conservatives or pressure on their moderates.
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Clinton won only a slim majority of moderates in 2016, at 52 percent.
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Fred Thompson and former Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker were seen as moderates.
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Yet it may be the most mutinous (most moderates having already gone Democratic).
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"There are still moderates among the people but they are scared," he said.
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So that brings us back to the more moderates — Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar.
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At the outset, many Labour moderates assumed Corbyn's victory marked a temporary aberration.
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Facebook declined to comment on how it identifies or moderates hashtags like these.
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Moderates and pragmatists seeking greater political and social freedoms have mostly been barred.
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Yes, I think so; moderates historically do better than strong liberals or conservatives.
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The most vocal objections, so far, are coming from this group of moderates.
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Many of them identify as pragmatic moderates, eschewing the conservative and liberal labels.
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Some Republican governors, many Republican moderates and voters far and wide were balking.
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But moderates fear that might look too much like a political grab bag.
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The Republican side will be standing room only for moderates, conservatives and hypocrites.
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And she is generally well-liked by liberals and moderates in the party.
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It drove Pelosi and nearly all the moderates to support an impeachment inquiry.
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And the other moderates in the race seem to be being very cautious.
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What would the pro-environment moderates propose if not the Green New Deal?
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For those that are, a team of journalists moderates all the incoming remarks.
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Moderates and conservatives in our biggest metro areas, and liberals in the heartland.
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Some progressives did well and others floundered; some moderates triumphed and others perished.
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Notably, Hayes' victory over Mary Glassman represented a victory for liberals over moderates.
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They're concerned that it will repel moderates and could never pass the Senate.
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This incident clearly tilted in favor of Iran's moderates, privileging diplomacy and deescalation.
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And, as with the parliamentary election, the assembly election was swept by moderates.
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Then as now, deep differences among hardliners and moderates impeded the Republican march.
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There's a core group of GOP moderates and Democratic moderates who talk a good game about coming together (they even had a meeting once!) But they're nowhere near the point -- in either party -- where an effort like this has real legs.
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Meanwhile, some Moderates have argued that excluding the SD from power is self-defeating.
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And the "moderates" in the GOP, to whom all those policy concessions were made?
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But in an interview, Blind spokesperson Kyle McCarthy discussed how the company moderates content.
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Even Republican moderates, represented by the Republican Main Street Partnership, are gushing over Trump.
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Parties prefer to support moderates, but their efforts are now dwarfed by the purists.
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The Democrats know they need moderates to win marginal congressional districts and Senate seats.
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Politico: Warren and Sanders race to out-left each other — and moderates are terrified.
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" The fear, he said, is having judges "who move left or are squishy moderates.
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It created an atmosphere in which progressives dominated the stage and moderates looked marginalized.
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Yet moderates like Mr Donnelly are more than an awkward necessity to their party.
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For these moderates, injustice is a foreign affair, an abstract problem to be solved.
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And in case you thought GOP leaders could stop worrying about the moderates, Sen.
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Meanwhile, fewer than half — about 20 percent — of the oldest Republicans call themselves moderates.
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Second, Democrats have not won over the most important voters — moderates in swing states.
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" Today, Utych found, "moderates and ideologically extreme candidates are equally likely to be elected.
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Medicaid cuts, however, were always the most likely barrier to moderates supporting the bill.
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It does not look as if moderates have yet fought hard against their inclusion.
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The movement has a deft way of making xenophobic causes seem palatable to moderates.
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CNN/SSRS polling suggests Trump should be worried about moderates in his own party.
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Moderates, somewhat amazingly, signed onto these changes while getting incredibly little in return. Rep.
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Some had been previously detained but released since the government saw them as moderates.
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For moderates close to Alain Juppé, an ex-prime minister, that approach is abhorrent.
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The moderates Islam that is open to the world, open to all the religions.
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There were four moderates who object to the strict work requirements in the bill.
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And do moderates hate Mr. Cruz the way his fellow senators are said to?
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Republican moderates Ryan Costello and Charlie Dent resigned rather than fight this uphill battle.
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But, in an increasingly fractured political landscape, what is next for these relative moderates?
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It will put enormous pressure on the moderates, who are sure to have reservations.
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Could Biden's strength among moderates and conservatives be enough to win him the nomination?
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He does better with female voters than male, and best among self-described moderates.
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Republican moderates as well as the most conservative lawmakers had objected to the legislation.
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Think about our country's demographics and what that means for undecided moderates and independents.
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Why it matters: In the current climate, moderates simply aren't being elected to Congress.
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But those changes would likely to scare off moderates in the House and Senate.
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Amendments to the plan have taken shape to appease both Republican conservatives and moderates.
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New Hampshire and Massachusetts showed he wins white, working-class moderates -- the Reagan Democrats.
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Liberals and moderates have vanished from the GOP conferences in the House and Senate.
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Conservatives have demands, moderates like Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski have demands, and Sen.
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That knowledge of who we are then moderates the course we take in life.
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The moderates in the GOP would have been considered conservative just a decade ago.
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More conservatives defected from the plan than moderates, because it didn't undo Obamacare enough.
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And with the Cruz amendment in the bill, all eyes are now on moderates.
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First we need to stop talking about "moderates" as an alternative to radical Islamists.
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Behind closed doors, moderates are telling their colleagues that the political calculations have changed.
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The effort has been plagued from the start by tensions between moderates and conservatives.
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That meant Kavanaugh's nomination would come down to two Republican moderates, Collins and Sen.
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The move spearheaded by a group of Republican moderates was not taken lightly, though.
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Moderates like Dent said they disliked the changes made by the Meadows-MacArthur language.
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When a bill turns off conservatives, moderates and liberals, somebody needs to start over.
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And moderates and conservatives will join forces to help a moderate beat a populist.
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But moderates won all 30 seats representing Tehran in the first round of elections.
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Overlooked in liberals becoming Democrats' new majority is what happens to conservatives and moderates.
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Still, moderates who support the discharge petition are hopeful the issue will be resolved.
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In short, McConnell represents everything liberals (and some moderates) think is wrong with Washington.
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The amendment passed, with the support of 57 Democrats — mostly national security-friendly moderates.
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But now that there are fewer moderates, it may no longer be so important.
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"It feels like it's possible, yes," Anna Kinberg Batra, leader of the Moderates said.
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Let's just hope Megyn Kelly makes a cameo and moderates this debate as well.
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However, respondents who identify as moderates prefer Abrams by a 5-to-3 ratio.
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Moderates lament that they've been forced to take tough messaging votes to boost conservatives.
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Self-described moderates were evenly split, 2023-50, on whether polls should be trusted.
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As we've seen on social media, when opinions get extreme, the moderates shut down.
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If Thursday's meeting doesn't produce an accord, the moderates could reach that threshold quickly.
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But negotiations have been plagued from the start by tensions between moderates and conservatives.
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Cuccinelli said the opposition from moderates can be traced back to the business community.
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Still, voting against Kraninger is seen as helping moderates shore up their Democratic support.
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The 85033 midterm elections had created a lively brew of party moderates and progressives.
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It does not include any changes to Medicaid that moderates have been pushing for.
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Separately, moderates had also objected to the Medicaid cuts in the initial Senate bill.
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Michael Bennet of Colorado will be the only moderates on stage on night two.
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The measure is the product of weeks of bargaining between party conservatives and moderates.
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They fear an imminent Biden decline, he said, while other experienced moderates like Sen.
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But the state's diversifying suburbs have helped boost Democrats, electing moderates like freshman Rep.
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The current list spans the ideological spectrum of House Democrats, from moderates like Reps.
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Moderates and independents are increasingly alarmed by the dangers created by the Trump presidency.
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Moderates want Dreamers protected and are repulsed by Trump's impulse to separate migrant families.
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It doesn't necessarily mean you leave the party but it certainly moderates your behavior.
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It's unclear if those changes are enough to win over enough votes from moderates.
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For moderates in tough districts back home, the campaign ads would have written themselves.
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Moderates tend to wait until Election Day to make up their minds, Kontorovich says.
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There are no moderates, or for that matter, sensible people, anywhere in this story.
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The Chinese government monitors, moderates and censors all content its citizens can access online.
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But moderates balked, according to Needham, and that has derailed the negotiations for now.
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" And the Financial Times announced "Blow for Iran's hardliners as moderates win key seats.
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As in other states, Biden carried moderates and those older than 65 in Massachusetts.
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His support rose from 403% among very liberals to 47% among moderates or conservatives.
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Sanders' democratic socialist policies are a turnoff to moderates, including some blue-collar Democrats.
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Ideologically committed voters turn out in higher percentages in primaries than less ideological moderates.
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In fact, in every contest, Biden has done better with moderates than very liberals.
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Often, he'd do near 30 points or even better with very liberals than moderates.
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They're under growing political pressure to accommodate moderates, but they're still very powerful themselves.
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This is to put the election and the rise of the moderates in context.
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Moderates are always aiming to make responsibility, agency and choice as local as possible.
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"We're making an effort to reconstruct this center space for the moderates," he said.
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And his role in the Freedom Caucus could well alienate party leaders and moderates.
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Start talking about what the moderates are doing and where they stand on issues.
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Biden is the candidate of African Americans, suburban moderates, the South, and older voters.
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In 85033 hours, Biden revived his candidacy, consolidated the moderates, and lit the afterburners.
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"I don't want to get people in trouble by calling them moderates," she said.
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He and the majority of his peers think of themselves as decent mainstream moderates.
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Under today's highly politicized selection process, presidents are unlikely to select independent-minded moderates.
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At that time, Biden benefited from the chorus of other moderates joining his defense.
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Noticeably absent was John Culberson, a congressman representing a wealthy district with many moderates.
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The center-right alliance, led by the Moderates, was just behind with 40.3 percent.
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About half of self-described moderates and conservatives said they supported Biden on Saturday.
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And yet, it's not at all clear moderates and progressives need to be reconciled.
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Caleb Cain, who recently launched his own deradicalization project, modeled after Bonnell's debates, moderates.
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Recently, however, many moderates have been saying that the "frontline fighters" should back off.
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Moderates not up for reelection There are still some fans of bipartisanship in Washington.
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Now, his supporters say, it is time for fellow moderates to do the same.
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Some leaders are convinced that "Trump Derangement Syndrome" is driving moderates away from Democrats.
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Bennett said moderates firmly believe a Sanders primary win would seal Donald Trump's reelection.
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What do these moderates have to tell us about the case Democrats have built?
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Moving up the end of Medicaid expansion would alienate moderates, particularly in the Senate.
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Left-wingers denounce moderates, and establishmentarians moan that the Democrats are yielding to extremists.
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But none did; the sweeping Democratic victory came entirely from moderates running conventional campaigns.
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Some moderates want to raise the cap so it cuts Medicaid spending less deeply.
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The only exception is moderates, with 237% saying they plan to vote for Trump.
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But the criticism of the plan from moderates has been directed at Mr Sanders.
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Moderates, on the other hand, have expressed concerns over the bill's cuts to Medicaid.
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Many liberals and moderates say, however, those positions amount to outright racism and misogyny.
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Were most of the changes geared toward wavering moderates, or members on the right?
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It was easier to find common ground because most lawmakers were moderates, Billet said.
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That means suburban moderates, particularly in Ontario, are the biggest swing constituency to reach.
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Liberals may want to apply policy litmus tests; moderates may just want a winner.
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It's partly a way to signal "seriousness" to moderates and conservatives, but only partly.
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The gambit depended on moderates not abandoning the bill over the projected coverage losses.
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The problem with moderates has always been that they don't have a magnetic idea.
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The nuclear deal was a victory for moderates; its demise has favored conservative hardliners.
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The validation of that prophecy has greatly strengthened their standing and hurt the moderates.
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Peter Welch (D-Vt.), one of several House moderates who met with Trump Wednesday.
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Moderates have complained that MacArthur's amendment would not protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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Democrats view Murkowski as one possible Republican defection, along with other moderates like Sens.
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Sherrod Brown, the Ohio senator, also has the potential to win self-identified moderates.
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But moderates say they are waiting to see legislative text before fully signing on.
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Meanwhile, Democratic moderates like Michigan's Gary Peters and Virginia's Tim Kaine voted for it.
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Few of these moderates remain — and it's looking like even fewer will after 2018.
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There's no moderates left in the Republican Party, and that is partly the answer.
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PENN: Oh, no, you see, first of all, if it&aposs a very tight Congress, it&aposs the moderates who are going to hold the power, because it&aposs the moderates who really will be able to bring across Republicans, get a majority.
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Moderates pushed Pelosi The House unveiled an amendment to the $4.6 billion Senate bill late Wednesday, but Democratic moderates threatened to revolt and kill the latest border spending bill pushed by the House, according to two Democratic sources involved in the effort.
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Changes appealed to conservatives, and scared moderates For some moderates, the last-minute deal hatched between the White House and the conservative House Freedom Caucus Wednesday night to repeal the essential benefits that insurers are required to offer consumers had gone too far.
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"If it's Bernie or even Warren on one side and three or four moderates on the other side, all with delegates, the odds are that the moderates would have enough delegates to team up and hold off a Sanders nomination," Payne said.
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Polls showed them passing the centre-right Moderates to become the country's second-largest party.
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It says, you know, there&aposs a big split right now between moderates and progressives.
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Cohn and Tillerson were widely viewed as moderates on issues of trade and foreign policy.
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But the moderates and hardliners tend to rally together in public when threatened from abroad.
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By the 2008 GOP primaries, the subject had become increasingly painful for moderates like Sen.
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His protracted (and failed) efforts to do a deal with Mr Mélenchon exasperated the moderates.
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Any revised bill that could win them over would be more likely to alienate moderates.
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Or maybe some will use an attack on him to frame themselves as responsible moderates.
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The Associated Press: Two moderates, Biden and Buttigieg, diverge on strategies to win as Sen.
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Another 16% of moderates and 6% of conservatives also say she is their top pick.
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And May brought wins for pro-European moderates in the Latvian and Lithuanian presidential elections.
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Though they tend to be more ideological than the moderates, conservatives can be practical too.
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It looks like it's closer — it just depends on how many moderates will sign on.
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Earlier on Monday, Pence and Priebus met with Republican House moderates on reviving healthcare legislation.
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The Moderates might have joined a stodgily broad government of the centre right and left.
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But that's likely to just be a negotiating tactic for dealing with Democrats and moderates.
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Moderates and reformists who support Iran's nuclear deal took all 30 parliamentary seats in Tehran.
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And any tinkering with the bill to appease the Freedom Caucus risks losing more moderates.
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Other supporters went to work finding some small concession that moderates could cling to. Rep.
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ORTAGUS: -- from the Democrat Party, I think that the moderates have won in that part.
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In between is the "Grayzone," comprised of Western moderates and any Muslims deemed insufficiently orthodox.
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Creating an atmosphere unsafe for moderates of any kind is how you extinguish the grayzone.
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Sure, some moderates who initially opposed the bill also supported this more conservative second version.
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Carlos Curbelo and including other moderates like Denham -- is eager to compel action on immigration.
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This is Dent, as leader of the moderate Tuesday Group, providing cover for the moderates.
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Most commentators and Labour moderates expect him to lose the next general election, probably badly.
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His common-sense approach, often with humor, can be very appealing to moderates and undecideds.
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But moderates have remained open to it as a way to ensure premiums go down.
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Moderates have pushed for a seven-year phase-out, while leadership has floated three years.
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Many moderates are opposed because they say the GOP bill would leave many voters uninsured.
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Although conservatives support the idea, wary moderates could be turned off by its potential consequences.
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That amendment helped bring conservatives around, though it has threatened the bill's chances with moderates.
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The product can't be moved too far to the right, for fear of losing moderates.
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Undoubtedly, they will use this leverage to prevent moderates and reformists from making significant change.
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Rand Paul will put McConnell at risk of losing the support of moderates like Sen.
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Evans, a state representative, is targeting progressives and disillusioned Republicans and moderates in her campaign.
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At best, moderates' proposals would have put a Band-Aid on the ObamaCare bullet wound.
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Some lawmakers are also discussing changes to the bill to help bring moderates on board.
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A coalition of populists and moderates will vote to ensure a populist beats a conservative.
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The proportion of self-identified moderates who took part in both parties' primaries was down.
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Meanwhile she has appointed moderates and reformers to some of the key public service posts.
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Stacey Evans, who ran a campaign that tried to appeal to moderates and independent voters.
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The Democrats lost in races where reputed moderates voted far too liberal when it counted.
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But the moderates have fought back, often led by strong female candidates with centrist values.
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This fall, she's expected to head to suburban districts in an attempt to woo moderates.
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The Vermonter will hurt Clinton's effort to win support from political moderates, especially older voters.
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While immigration hard-liners backed the Goodlatte bill, it was opposed by many Republican moderates.
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History has proven when the Democratic Party turns off moderates it moves into the minority.
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They argue that the permanent members would be incentivized to choose moderates instead of extremists.
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The scrambling to find a compromise was the result of a push from House moderates.
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The moderates were the nucleus of the unsuccessful bid to stop her from becoming Speaker.
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Both candidates, largely seen as moderates within their parties, failed to win the general elections.
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Chuck Todd moderates a town hall with John Kasich in Queens, N.Y. At 28503 p.m.
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That may convince more moderates to vote for the bill, but could risk alienating conservatives.
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He moderates MLK+50 at the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park on Jan. 15.
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Francis' American appointments elevate moderates in the church hierarchy, bypassing doctrinal conservatives from large archdioceses.
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The victory also came on a night that moderates fell in several other important races.
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Moderates insisted last night after their meeting with leadership that they were not backing down.
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Typically, moderates have worked behind the scenes to strike deals and curry favor with leadership.
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There are two groups threatening to vote it down for different reasons: Conservatives and moderates.
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So the Republican moderates who put TrumpCare II over the top made a savvy calculation.
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Republicans have, at this point, firmly discredited Democratic moderates and their promises of technocratic compromises.
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But, as Gelman pointed out, Sanders also won widely among those who identify as moderates.
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For all the talk of a Democratic civil war between progressives and moderates, California Sen.
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It's great news for moderates — but not for the party whose members are being poached.
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Here's what the moderates have to say about voting on the old repeal bill: Sen.
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The Democratic Party is divided between moderates and the more liberal wing of the party.
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"Whether its commitment last September moderates its economic espionage remains to be seen," Clapper said.
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This is clearly turning off moderates and even conservative suburbanites, and not just in Pennsylvania.
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The Social Democrats were bigger than the Moderates from 2006-2014 when the Alliance governed.
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They noted that this primary's moderates would have been considered leftists in the recent past.
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The nation's elevation — between 2200,220 and 17503,21750 feet — moderates what otherwise would be tropical temperatures.
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In South Carolina on Saturday, Biden did 14 points better with moderates than very liberals.
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Conservatives have begun to revolt, and moderates are blanching at the plan's projected coverage losses.
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But moderates are going to be reluctant to support deeper Medicaid cuts of any kind.
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To keep their state in play, they badly need to appeal to moderates and independents.
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Threats of military force tend to silence moderates and lead hard-liners to dig in.
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One might have expected recent electoral defeats to give G.O.P. moderates a bit more backbone.
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Among Republicans, it's 94 percent; for independents, it's 75 percent and for moderates it's 66.
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There's a divide between older moderates and a growing group of progressive and diverse voters.
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Yet our pragmatic moderates continue to claim that they alone know how to win elections.
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And about 22016 percent in polls consider themselves moderates or even conservatives — ditto, advantage Biden.
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Tuesday night's developments were a high-wire act for Mr. Ryan and the House moderates.
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At the center of the effort has been a pair of low-key moderates: Gov.
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Liberals and moderates will resist what they consider the near decimation of the Medicaid program.
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You could argue there was more support for moderates than liberals like Sanders and Warren.
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Meanwhile, moderates such as Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar favor building on the Affordable Care Act.
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I think [Buttigieg's] momentum ran out and I think college-educated moderates started looking again.
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The survey found the caucus-going electorate ideologically divided, with somewhat more moderates than liberals.
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Labour First, a network of moderates founded in 1988, has begun to mobilize its supporters.
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It seems unlikely that Parnas would move the needle with key GOP moderates like Sen.
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Others in the party — moderates — voted against the party all the time without public shaming.
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It not surprising that many of these figures, seen as moderates, would support another moderate.
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Virginia's shift to the Democrats has been led by suburban moderates, especially college-educated women.
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"This really pulled a lot of Republicans off the fence," Mr. Wigderson said of moderates.
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He can bring in moderates who hate Trump, but would vote for Trump over Sanders.
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To make any headway with Republican moderates, Schumer will need to whip up public pressure.
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Moderates had nurtured fading hopes of renewed talks with Washington — possibly between the two presidents.
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Until those moderates stood up, Pelosi had a clear reason to resist calls for impeachment.
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"But I would say this, the moderates need to coalesce around one person," he said.
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The vast, vast majority of Muslims in this country and around the world are moderates.
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Former Representative John Delaney consistently and combatively staked out centrist positions, often overshadowing other moderates.
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ET. CNBC's Steve Liesman moderates a Q&A Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari this morning.
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In interviews on Wednesday, moderates, too, were for the most part standing by Mr. Trump.
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First, the Iranian moderates who signed the deal now risk ceding internal ground to hardliners.
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The moderates think this mechanical understanding of the cost of legislative compromise is a mistake.
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Conservatives found the bill to be too generous, while moderates concluded that it was cruel.
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Leadership is facing a divided conference as both moderates and conservatives have criticized the bill.
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And unlike the failed health care bills, this time even Republican "moderates," like Maine Sen.
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US Central Command, initially behind the supply of weapons to Syrian moderates, declined to comment.
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The changes to Medicaid have emerged as a top concern for moderates such as Sens.
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Indeed, by the standards of the Democratic Party in 2008, the moderates look like leftists.
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Gallup's 248 figures had moderates as 22018% of all adults who self-identified as Democrats.
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Biden may be queried about whether moderates Bloomberg and Patrick will siphon support from him.
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This practice overlooks the moderates who actually pulled the Constitution together and secured its ratification.
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So even though moderates may have leverage, they can only bend the bill so far.
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They tend to be moderates or, at the least, less ideologically driven in their thinking.
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On Monday, his campaign played down the efforts by moderates to present a united front.
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There's a reason: Kansas Democrats and moderates might not be fully ready for democratic socialism.
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The remaining moderate Republicans in the House are moderates because they run in purple districts.
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The moderates want more generous funding for Medicaid and efforts to combat the opioid epidemic.
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Moderates reluctantly admitted they wanted to keep much of the law, particularly its Medicaid expansion.
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Tea Party candidates have challenged moderates and centrists, leaving the GOP caucus divided and chaotic.
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And it's entirely possible that Iran's moderates will not even achieve a China-style opening.
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That pressure will likely now increase with this week's election and the moderates' continued rise.
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For instance, 20 percent of moderates strongly agreed, compared with 34 percent who somewhat agreed.
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McConnell met with the Medicaid-minded moderates in his office for nearly two hours Thursday.
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Her progressive platform — similar to Sanders'— largely went unchallenged by the moderates standing alongside her.
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Right, the bigger the Democratic caucus is, the more likely it is to contain moderates.
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The Upton amendment follows from the earlier MacArthur amendment, which wooed conservatives but spooked moderates.
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Under House rules, moderates needed to reach 218 signatures on their petition by Tuesday evening if they wanted to hold a vote by the end of June, but the remaining moderates had held off on signing in hopes that all parties could strike a deal.
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USMCA is on the wish list of many House Democratic moderates who face a tough election climate in 2020, and many of those moderates want a big achievement so they can make the case back home that the impeachment debate is not paralyzing Washington.
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Leaders have also told moderates that the $132 billion innovation fund can be used to subsidize the cost of high-risk pools as well, but moderates are concerned this will leave less money to cover those likely to lose insurance coverage because Medicaid spending reductions.
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Under pressure from localist radicals, moderates are finding it more difficult to compromise with the government.
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And the deal lies in the dead center of American politics, the place where moderates live.
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The change may appease some conservatives without alienating moderates that leadership needs to hold on to.
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Particularly, the three moderates who supported Justice Neil Gorsuch, Joe Donnelly, Heidi Heitkamp, and Joe Manchin.
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Moderates together secured a majority of Tuesday's vote, significantly more than the progressives Sanders and Sen.
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He went on cast doubt on the moderates who outperformed him in the first two states.
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But for all their faults, they may still represent the best hope for Britain's beleaguered moderates.
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But it all puts the party at danger of losing moderates (if there are any left).
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It was the moderates in the race who targeted the newly minted front-runner the most.
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A vote would rip open a divide in the PD between moderates and the party's left.
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Leadership and the White House have figured all along the moderates will get behind the bill.
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Populists and moderates alike accused the government of neglecting the elderly and making health care unaffordable.
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Because ByteDance's AI so aggressively moderates content, few users encounter the really wild stuff on TikTok.
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A TechCrunch editor moderates a panel of experts, and they take questions submitted from the audience.
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Ms Binder's numbers show that the "moderates" in Congress can now be counted on one hand.
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Keeping moderates and the most conservative elements of the party together is a tricky balancing act.
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Derek Kilmer (D-WA), who chairs the group of moderates known as the New Democrats, said.
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So-called blue dog Democrats, moderates from swing states like Kaine, are a nearly extinct species.
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The Republicans have been stripped of most of their moderates and are lurching to the right.
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MARRIOTT SAYS LABOR AND BENEFIT COSTS ARE RISING IN MANY MARKETS, EVEN AS REVPAR GROWTH MODERATES
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The threat of more resignations will strengthen the hand of Brexit moderates who have not left.
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The SDP merged with the Liberals, but not before galvanising Labour moderates to reform their party.
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Will Mr Fitzpatrick show there is room for independent-minded moderates in Mr Trump's Republican Party?
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His two main challengers are political moderates, but their rivalry is no less bitter for that.
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The move split the party, exposing a deep-seated rift between moderates and hard-left lawmakers.
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Many moderates also railed against any proposal to repeal Medicaid expansion that had benefited their constituents.
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Such a scenario is one reason why moderates are having trouble lining up behind the bill.
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That was enough to spook moderates, leaving the House Republican leadership searching for more "yes" votes.
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That is something that may dissuade moderates and hurt support for the House GOP bill. Rep.
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Rubio has the ideas and the charisma to bring independents and moderates under the GOP tent.
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What's going to be more impressive to the swing voters and moderates in 2018 and 2020?
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That violates the promise that moderates made to not "pull the rug out" from vulnerable populations.
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"People have clashing ideas of what minimalism is," says Darrell, who moderates the subreddit r/minimalist.
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EST: MSNBC's Joy-Ann Reid moderates a candidate forum for chair of the Democratic National Committee.
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Moderates in the coalition have resisted issuing such a clear challenge to the executive so soon.
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Several moderates also pointed out that there are problems in the underlying bill that remain unaddressed.
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Meaning the serious concerns that moderates have (particularly those in Medicaid expansion states) were not addressed.
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Moderates did get some things that they liked $45 billion in opioid treatment funding was important.
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Some moderates also oppose defunding of the contraceptive rights group Planned Parenthood, as Republican leaders desire.
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The combined list of moderates and their reformist allies won a majority in the next parliament.
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The amendment could bolster support among conservative members, but it runs the risk of displeasing moderates.
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Sen. Susan Collins and other moderates in the Senate will meet Wednesday morning to discuss immigration.
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Does that setup sound like a "soften your tone to appeal to moderates" kind of room?
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He added that it's incumbent upon the conservatives and moderates to come together to find consensus.
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The result produced by conference committee would likely end up alienating either moderates or hard-liners.
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A third reason for the filibuster's persistence is that moderates don't want it to go away.
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"Democrats have not won over the most important voters—moderates in swing states," he wrote Friday.
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They are progressives and moderates, men and women, governors, senators, members of Congress, businessmen and mayors.
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Raul Labrador, as well as moderates who have sought solutions across the aisle, like Florida Rep.
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"Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski want their legacies to be as independent-minded moderates," Green said.
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Moderates remain confident publicly and privately that they can get enough signatures to force their petition.
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The political system has created the welfare state, which moderates the rich and appeases the poor.
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"There are times when China puts restriction on cross-border trade and export moderates," said Alavi.
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Mr. Sanders did just nine points better, on average, among liberals than he did among moderates.
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Immigration policy is just one area where Dems are failing to sway moderates to their side.
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Here is a candidate with genuine crossover support from Republicans and independents and moderates and conservatives.
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Defeat for Iran's moderates would carry dangers even if the broader Middle East was at peace.
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Moderates comprised 39 percent of 2016's electorate; Clinton won 2023 percent and Trump 40 percent.
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Additionally, while Democrats' left pushes moderates and conservatives away, Trump has the economy helping attract them.
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A coalition of hardcore progressives in cities and moderates elsewhere would have been a winning strategy.
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Landrieu's candidacy likely would have pulled the bulk of its support from moderates in the party.
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Leadership worries that change would drive away Senate moderates already concerned about repealing the Medicaid expansion.
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There is a tendency to depict replacement of North Korean officials as replacing hardliners with moderates.
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If the moderates can agree to the terms I put forth, I can deliver the votes.
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How he could hurt Mr. Trump: Mr. Pence's conservative positions could turn off moderates and independents.
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The GOP lawmaker who requested anonymity predicted that both moderates will end up voting for Kavanaugh.
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House moderates have sought ways to further bolster protections to ensure that families can stay together.
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Both states voted twice for George W. Bush, who assiduously courted Hispanic voters and suburban moderates.
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Before the last election, the majority of judges on most federal courts of appeals were moderates.
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Both Clinton and Obama were moderates that were conservative on some issues and liberal on others.
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The Not One Penny campaign is targeting the ad at farmers, fishers, forestry workers and moderates.
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It's unclear whether moderates will still support the bill if the E-Verify language is added.
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Progressives cannot rely upon themselves alone; moderates, or centrists, still control the reins of the party.
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Many of those moderates are no longer in Congress as a result of those legislative fights.
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The coalition between reformists and moderates supportive of the government won all 30 seats in Tehran.
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He was hailed as a hero by liberals when he teamed up with GOP moderates Sens.
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" The latter, she says, "often scares moderates and gun owners and makes them feel very villainized.
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And getting the Freedom Caucus on the same page on a replacement as moderates like Sens.
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In predominantly non-Hispanic white districts, voters have tended to install conservatives in place of moderates.
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Is it time for a third party where moderates from either party can reclaim common sense?
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But if productivity is the problem, what we actually need is a resurgence of the moderates.
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Progressives should take it — and keep planning for when they can make moderates compromise with them.
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The longer Warren, an avowed liberal, stays in, the better for the moderates -- Biden, Bloomberg etc.
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He did at least 17 points better with them than moderates in each contest so far.
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The ongoing clash within its ranks between moderates and radicals would have been familiar to him.
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Moderates backing President Hassan Rouhani have formed a coalition of candidates called the List of Hope.
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Conservatives, as well as some moderates, have argued that ending Roe would ease culture-war hostilities.
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The middle four groups, from Traditional Liberals to Moderates, make up the so-called exhausted majority.
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But he is struggling to generate excitement among the most engaged Democratic voters, including many moderates.
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Buttigieg did this last night by addressing Christian moderates during his takedown of Trump's border policies.
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One of the Indiana mayor's major goals is to win back Christian moderates from the Republicans.
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First, moderates would need to accept it as an adequate protection for people with preexisting conditions.
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Referring to the bipartisan group of moderates, Representative Pramila Jayapal, Democrat of Washington, questioned members' allegiances.
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Kaine, 58, who could appeal to independents and moderates, has never been aligned with party liberals.
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The Republicans hated him, the moderates hated him and, of course, all the liberals hated him.
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So it seems as if extreme candidates must be winning general elections more often than moderates.
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But if recent trends hold and moderates show up in force, it may ultimately boost Biden.
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I asked Collins who was left in the Senate whom she considered to be fellow moderates.
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Phil Bredesen, the Democrat, has a centrist approach in a state that has traditionally embraced moderates.
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In others, Republican incumbents' blend of personality and policy positions has won over independents and moderates.
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"Moderates" do not actually display a preference for "centrist" positions, but merely for ideologically inconsistent ones.
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They could, though, press Mr. Trump to choose a nominee who would appeal more to moderates.
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He also did well with moderates, women, suburbanites and, most notably, white voters without college degrees.
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White moderates and conservatives, including Republicans and independents, showed relatively little change over those 24 years.
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The pressure is particularly acute on the race's moderates, such as Biden, Klobuchar, Buttigieg and Bloomberg.
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Whether moderates and conservatives can find common ground on such a politically challenging issue is unknown.
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And of course, there are some number of moderates who are alienated by the activist candidates.
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There have long been tensions between conservatives and more independent-minded moderates in the G.O.P. here.
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As is the case with most intraparty Democratic debates, moderates and progressives fall into different camps.
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Moderates and progressives have a lot to lose by ignoring each other on this crucial question.
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Those of us who consider ourselves liberals or even moderates need to listen with open minds.
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It is unlikely that the negative attacks on Mr. Sanders will unite moderates at this point.
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The Republican moderates who'd counseled more outreach to black and Hispanic voters would have been strengthened.
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Patent Cliff Moderates: The wave of drug patent expirations during 2015 - 2016, is now behind Bristol.
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He is weak among liberals but already as strong as Mr. Biden among moderates and conservatives.
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But the committee has a handful of moderates who worry that such aggressive moves will backfire.
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Pelosi on Thursday dismissed the notion she was concerned about her moderates facing blowback for impeachment.
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The worldwide video platform has come under fire for how it moderates content on its site.
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It also matters whether to include fund-raising success, because moderates tended to raise more money.
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They are working to convince voters obsessed with beating Trump that Warren can appeal to moderates.
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National polls show increasing support for an impeachment inquiry, especially among moderates and Republican-leaning independents.
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Ben McAdams of Utah -- took issue with how she portrayed moderates and conservatives within the party.
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But they are taking lots of heat from moderates, who frame the reforms as too radical.
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"The challenge is to adopt an approach that speaks to both progressives and moderates," he said.
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The Moderates, Centre, Christian Democrats and Liberals cooperate and will fight the election as a group.
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She worried that vulnerable moderates would lose their seats, that it would tear the country apart.
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A source told Politico that the meeting would include a number of other moderates, including Rep.
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While the moderates are McConnell's immediate concern, he has not completely protected his right flank. Sen.
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For years, some in Washington naively hoped that elusive "moderates" within the regime would solve everything.
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Pelosi said Thursday that she is not lobbying moderates on the fence to vote for impeachment.
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And both parties would claim moderates like Chuck Percy (R-Ill.) and Jake Javits (R-N.
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Rice said Democrats are actively reaching out to GOP moderates in hopes of striking a deal.
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Overall, McConnell appears to have shifted the revised bill more toward the conservatives than the moderates.
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The party is split between moderates and candidates who would pull the country to the left.
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But the sentiment that her time has passed is one shared by moderates and liberals alike.
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This could be an issue for other moderates from expansion states, such as Portman and Capito.
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Rivals pitching themselves as moderates will most likely home in on controversial statements from Bloomberg's past.
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There are as many self-described moderates in America as there are conservatives (both outnumber liberals).
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Moderates had been promised the resolution would receive a House floor vote before the August recess.
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That's what everyone is talking about, so it will be harder for moderates to break through.
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And in both cases, the country's conservatives deployed intimidation, violence and deceit to undermine the moderates.
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"They want to get moderates and make sure we can get something done," Mr. Manchin said.
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The NEC has become a battleground for Corbynistas on one side and moderates on the other.
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So-called moderates swept the vote, seemingly defeating the hard-liners who've long dominated Iran's government.
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Republican leaders have worked aggressively to forge consensus with their members in listening sessions and meetings behind closed doors in recent weeks, but the divides between conservatives and moderates, and those between moderates and lawmakers from states that expanded Medicaid under Obamacare are not going away.
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"There's a huge division between the conservatives and the moderates and this thing played out through this process at the moment," he said, referring to the leadership challenge, and explained that Turnbull, as prime minister, was caught up in the split between the moderates and the conservatives.
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He also lost highly educated caucusgoers with postgraduate degrees, both the poorest and wealthiest groups, and moderates.
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What's next: Needham said Heritage Action might try to put pressure on the moderates over the recess.
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Susan Collins of Maine, one of several GOP moderates Democrats think might vote against the nuclear option.
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But Republicans have struggled to coalesce around a bill, with moderates and conservatives pushing in different directions.
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We have seen insurgent victories in primaries by progressives and also successful campaigns by establishment-backed moderates.
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Stephen Bannon: Trump fired his chief strategist in mid-August after Bannon clashed with White House moderates.
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" He said Rubio "can bring this country together, not just moderates and conservatives but young and old.
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But while a supermajority of liberals are behind either Sanders or Warren, independents and moderates remain unsettled.
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The Moderates think they can win votes from SD supporters who fear the Social Democrats above all.
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The eight who saw themselves as moderates or independents identified as the least likely to show up.
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Buttigieg and Biden lead with the third of caucusgoers who are moderates and Klobuchar isn't far behind.
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Then, moderates in places like Wisconsin that permit non Republicans to vote tend not to like Cruz.
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It hurt him with moderates and blacks, and provided an opening for the more affable Mr. Chiles.
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The Republican congressmen who lost were mainly moderates from swing districts who might have backed bipartisan legislation.
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The party's leader, Jimmie Akesson (pictured), immediately declared his willingness to form a government with the Moderates.
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The candidates square off on the issues at the Peace Center in Greenville, S.C. John Dickerson moderates.
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Foes say his shift towards harshness makes it hard to tell the difference between moderates and extremists.
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Every Democrat, every liberal, lots of moderates, even some moderate Republicans, are scared and angry about Trump.
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And in Massachusetts — in a reversal of the typical pattern — liberals supported Clinton, while moderates supported Sanders.
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In order to win the White House, Trump needs more moderates, minorities and women to support him.
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Should such moderates organise effectively, they may be able to snap the NRA's stranglehold over gun policy.
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The Republican governor needs to cobble together support from conservatives and moderates ahead of the November election.
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The Republicans have bled moderates to Mr Macron, shifting the party's centre of gravity to the right.
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It was the same worry shared by many other moderates who were holding out against the bill.
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Those relatively small gestures at the final hour proved to be just enough for just enough moderates.
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This week, leadership's focus remains trying to help those moderates get comfortable with the new MacArthur amendment.
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Charlie Dent (PA-15): Dent was one of the most outspoken moderates in opposition to the legislation.
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Mike Lee said he's undecided, but if he follows Cruz, the ball would be in moderates' court.
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But in a concession to moderates, the provision would not apply to those who maintained continuous coverage.
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This provision prompted a lot of backlash from moderates and advocacy groups, such as the powerful AARP.
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Debi Jackson is the mother of a trans person who moderates one of the aforementioned Facebook groups.
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Paul advocated to leave parts of Obamacare in place -- like some amount of subsidies -- to assuage moderates.
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Democratic leaders led a successful effort to table the resolution, essentially killing it -- something that moderates wanted.
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The President has close to zero leverage over the wavering moderates, like vulnerable Nevada Senator Dean Heller.
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The Democratic Party is split almost evenly between self-described moderates and self-described liberals, pollsters found.
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Mark Kirk of Illinois -- two moderates -- as the only three GOP senators calling for action on Garland.
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Moderates are concerned that millions more people will become uninsured if the bill is signed into law.
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While the changes could win over some conservatives, aides expressed doubts that it would win over moderates.
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How can these partnerships exist, if Facebook is not clear in how it moderates bullying on-site?
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Two moderates — Susan Collins of Maine and Dean Heller of Nevada — seem pretty hardened in their opposition.
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Successful candidates, particularly moderates, found traction in talking more about kitchen-table issues and less about Trump.
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Cruz proved Thursday night that he's too "scary" to moderates and independents to win a national election.
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What the moderates are worried about: Medicaid, Medicaid, Medicaid The revised Senate bill left Medicaid virtually untouched.
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The Hoosier State isn't Oakland; the past two Democrats to represent the area in Congress were moderates.
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The Social Democrats have around 25 percent support in polls, ahead of the Moderates and Sweden Democrats.
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Elizabeth Warren, both progressives who back Medicare-for-all, and on the other moderates including Ryan, Sen.
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There is no unity of purpose between the House Freedom Caucus, the House moderates, and GOP senators.
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Even moderates who acknowledged the overwhelming rightness of the Cherokee's cause refused to cross the White House.
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He and other moderates are concerned that the healthcare bill could shift more costs onto older people.
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And without that, the moderates say 'we're going to work with Democrats and go around you guys.
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Finally, with Iran being "a complicated political environment"– a country with constant tensions between its moderates and
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This is why moderates are pinning their hopes on Joe Biden as a possible 2020 presidential candidate.
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" When asked how the plan could get any support from moderates, Donovan replied, "I just don't know.
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Moderates are taking legal advice about who would keep Labour's name, logo and assets following a split.
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Immigration will also likely be on the menu in the border state, as House moderates like Rep.
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The residual moderates of the new government were marginalized, forced to resign, flee or even be executed.
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But House GOP leadership has pushed back on that change, warning it could jeopardize support from moderates.
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But many Republicans as well as many moderates have criticized the bill, pointing to its high costs.
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While the new agreement could find support among more conservatives, moderates are likely to remain an obstacle.
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Conservatives and moderates have dug in their heels this week over a controversial proposal sponsored by Sens.
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Moderates back a path to citizenship for individuals who were brought to the US illegally as children.
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Why is it that conservatives, and even many moderates, see in The Times a blue-state worldview?
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There also were a large number of moderates like Tom Foley (D-Wash.), Peter Rodino (D-N.
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Roughly a third of Democrats -- 2628 percent -- identified as moderates in 28503, according to the new poll.
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Bob Goodlatte of Virginia -- while the other, known as the compromise bill, is favored more by moderates.
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"To win, you need to turn out your base but also bring in moderates," the source said.
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The patience moderates have had with a Republican Party that continuously rejects moderation will eventually run out.
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At the same time, the percentage of people identifying as "moderates" has fallen from 44 to 37.
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The fatal health care defections came from three moderates who have chafed at Trump's personal style: Sens.
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Brett Baier moderates a discussion with Hillary Clinton, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and voters in Detroit.
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Moderates argue they should be able to use their legal status to apply for a green card.
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But moderates in both the House and Senate are hesitant to take on such a controversial fight.
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For Senate moderates and for iconoclasts at the other end of the political spectrum, such as Rep.
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We die and they eat, with lethal repercussions that are felt by liberals, moderates and conservatives alike.
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Pence won't help win over independents and moderates who are Hillary-skeptics, but Chris Christie could have.
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In Alabama, Biden carried black voters, moderates and voters whose priority is to beat Trump in 22020.
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In Alabama, Biden carried black voters, moderates and voters whose priority is to beat Trump in 22020.
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Maybe leadership can salvage the situation and squeak through some uneasy compromise between Republican moderates and conservatives.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "The big story coming into tonight was that the moderates are consolidating behind Joe Biden.
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That's essentially what the Christian Democratic Union of Germany and the Moderates in Sweden did for years.
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Mr. Rouhani has long been considered a more pragmatic leader who was seen as tolerable to moderates.
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"Imagine if the progressives consolidated last night like the moderates consolidated, who would have won?" tweeted Rep.
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Like any other movement, the world of privacy experts has its radicals and moderates, feuds and schisms.
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But any money he pumps into the bill to hold on to moderates could drive away conservatives.
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It is encouraging that in Venezuela each side sent relative moderates to begin the discussions in Norway.
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They might balk if McConnell attempts to scale back the current bill's cuts to appease the moderates.
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Phil Scott of Vermont, both moderates increasingly out of step with the national party, and Ms. Collins.
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Two weeks ago, rumors abounded that a deal between the Freedom Caucus and the moderates was imminent.
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Today, self-identified liberals equal or even outnumber the combination of moderates and conservatives within the party.
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Both factors are likely to aggravate Sanders, who has long brawled with moderates and the news media.
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Four of the last five governors have been Democrats, but moderates have long charted the state's course.
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He can draw into his orbit not only Democrats, but also the all-important moderates and independents.
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Once the other moderates dropped out of the race, rank and file Democrats swiftly coalesced around Biden.
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Eighteen miles of paved pathway edges Lake Michigan, the Great Lake that moderates much of Chicago's weather.
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The conflict with China has also exposed the same divisions within the party between moderates and progressives.
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And that's good news for moderates hoping to keep Sanders from the magic number of 1,991 delegates.
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Amy Klobuchar, brushed off the idea that moderates should rally around one candidate to take on Sanders.
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More than 15 lawmakers — mostly moderates — have said publicly they will not vote for the current bill.
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Those moderates are among the votes Mr. Trump would need to stick with him during an impeachment.
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Yet now, Ahok's sudden demise may jolt many moderates into opposing the growing threat from the radicals.
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Liberal Democrats are afraid that the infighting in the party's progressive wing could end up benefiting moderates.
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Why can't moderates recognize passion and integrity when they see it and unite behind a courageous movement?
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But moderates are worried it will raise premiums for the sick and those with pre-existing conditions.
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Senate moderates have already put their markers down on the healthcare issues that concern them the most.
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In a nod to the caucus's moderates, it does not directly criticize Trump or his top officials.
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But it's not obvious that being exposed to even representative voices on the other side moderates partisanship.
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Over the past year, moderates and secular conservatives have dwindled as a share of Republican base voters.
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More than 7,85033 potential candidates were disqualified from their races, most of whom were reformists and moderates.
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But it also has a very different implication: Moderates worried about a radical presidency should cool it.
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Both parties maximize their base's turnout often at the cost of repelling more pragmatic independents and moderates.
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"Activists should be pushing for more moderates to advise President, not fewer," Mr. Musk responded on Twitter.
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Commentators said the vote reflected a divide between the conservatives and the moderates within the Liberal Party.
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At the last election the center-left Social Democrats got 31 percent and the Moderates 23.3 percent.
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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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Iranian moderates open to engagement with the West are battling for power against anti-Western hard-liners.
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However, the new measure does not boost the generosity of the tax credits, as some moderates wanted.
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In fact, there are on-year amounts of money being spent in districts all across our moderates.
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As the quarter goes by and more stats are input into the model, the more it moderates.
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At this point, looking for influential "moderates" will be as productive as OJ's search for Nicole's killer.
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But moderates may feel the pressure of voters: Large protests against the bill are planned for Thursday.
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A revised draft was released Thursday with changes aimed at ginning up support among conservatives and moderates.
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Will including Mueller accusations hurt Democrats with moderates and is that even something they should be considering?
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Republicans remain unable to agree on a health care plan that satisfies both moderates and hard-liners.
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And Warren has proven adept at parrying away the attack lines from debate moderators and the moderates.
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Klobuchar is a worthy representative for moderates and a worthy foe for the more lefty among us.
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Liberals, conservatives, moderates, and independents all agree that the American Dream, however defined, still depends on opportunity.
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Democrats want the changes, and moderates are pressuring Pelosi to bring the trade agreement to a vote.
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The latest polls show Sanders with a plurality of support but the moderates combining for a majority.
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In polls for upcoming early primary states, she has trailed her fellow moderates former South Bend, Ind.
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The rebellious moderates ultimately fell two signatures short of what they needed to force votes this month.
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Opinion Columnist There's something odd about the self-described moderates and centrists considering a run for president.
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In fact, in 2012, ideologically extreme candidates became more electable than moderates, as the accompanying graphic shows.
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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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Four years later, Mao launched the Cultural Revolution, which was aimed at overthrowing moderates in the party.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she is not lobbying moderates on the fence to vote for impeachment.
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Warren's surge may make her a target on Wednesday, particularly from some of the moderates on stage.
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The moderates who vote against the repeal bill could become the targets of conservative backlash, as Sen.
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The ones to watch are the moderates, many of whom are opposed to the bill's Medicaid cuts.
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A group of moderates are also pressing for rules changes to loosen the speaker's control of legislation.
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Revised Republican health care bill is more costly, but doesn't insure more people The challenge for leaders as they've counted their votes has been daunting: Give conservatives too much of what they want and risk losing the moderates, but keep the moderates on board and conservatives could walk.
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And let me tell you that Speaker Ryan and Trey Gowdy decided that it was not in the moderates, the Republican moderates&apos interest for the fall election to, that it was bad politics to be at odds with the Justice Department and the Democrats on the 2016 election.
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She has called for "fanatical moderates" to serve as an antidote to extremes of both parties in Washington.
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They can debate the nature of Iran's moderates or the likely fate of its supreme leader all day.
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If House leaders address conservatives' concerns by rolling back Medicaid expansion sooner than 2020, they risk losing moderates.
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