It's also a system most left up to personal interpretation.
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Most left with little regard for the president they served.
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Then Mexicans elected the country's most left-wing leader in decades.
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Bernie Sanders, the two most left-leaning candidates in the race.
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Most left their families behind, intending to reunite with them later.
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The most left-wing segment is the most populated by whites.
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The most left-wing segment is the most populated by whites.
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But only a handful of the most left-leaning House Democrats — Reps.
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Most left-of-center experts I spoke to, however, wanted to go further.
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Most left early because of illness, death, noncompliance or choice, per court filings.
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These policies add up to Labour's most left-wing programme in many years.
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Even the most left-leaning lawmakers acknowledged the need for potentially painful concessions.
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These are the printed works that most left their mark on the 163s.
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He would have been the most left-wing Prime Minister in British history.
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N.B.A. fans, FiveThirtyEight noted, are the most left-leaning of the major American sports.
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Redneck Revolt does not claim to be liberal, but supports most left-wing social causes.
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Corbyn is the most left-wing leader Labour has had in more than 6900 years.
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The MP for Islington North is arguably the most left-wing leader the party has had.
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Sanders announced the student debt plan alongside some of Congress's most left-leaning voices, like Reps.
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Meteorite hunters naturally started searching the hillsides above Montrose for debris, but most left empty-handed.
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But most left for the same reason Dan Vermeer did—for the chance to remake themselves.
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But Sanders actually did not amass the most left-wing voting record in the 115th Senate.
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Furthermore, the socialist party chose last Sunday the most left-leaning candidate it had in the race.
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UPS, which is unionized, uses routing software programmed to minimize most left-hand and other dangerous turns.
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The data simply show that most left-wingers who criticise Israel do not dislike Jews as people.
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Jeremy Corbyn, on the other hand, would be Britain's most left-wing prime minister in living memory.
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Even if Corbyn does not win, Labour's most left-wing manifesto in a generation has proved remarkably popular.
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Confronting Democrats with an imminent vote on their most left-wing immigration proposal did exactly what Republicans wanted.
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Most left during the social network's early days to work at other tech companies or start their own.
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The algorithm that powers the turn-by-turn directions UPS uses, by contrast, programs out most left turns.
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The Medicaid expansion is the most left-leaning part of the ACA, and it's also the most popular.
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Most left on good terms; indeed, many told CJI they're proud of the successful relationships their platforms have facilitated.
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Corbyn was chosen as Labour leader last year on a wave of support from the party's most left-wing activists.
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The most left-leaning politicians and environmental groups have lurched further left as their calls to address climate change grow.
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Most left after the Obama administration's December decision, but some stayed and have clashed with law enforcement in the area.
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The 12-to-one ratio of liberal to conservative college administrators makes them the most left-leaning group on campus.
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The US Congress included Democrats more conservative than many Republicans and Republicans as liberal as the most left-leaning Democrats.
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Labour's most left-wing leader in a generation suffered a crushing defeat, leaving his party questioning where it heads next.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), who more willingly criticizes the Trump administration than most, left it up to the president. Sen.
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He paints a picture of the year 2021 in which most left-leaning Americans have been driven to greener online pastures.
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Yet the document reflects the reality that Mr Corbyn is the most left-wing Labour leader at least since Mr Foot.
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Most left fewer clues to their identities behind, and appear to have taken pains not to post too much authored content.
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador won Mexico's presidency, setting the stage for the most left-wing government in the country's democratic history.
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"Most left organizations are focused on electoral politics or reactive activism or mutual aid," Z told Motherboard in a phone call.
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" Toward the end of the panel, Smith pointed out that "the people who are most left out are women of color.
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The irony is that left-wing reforms are so popular in cities that the most left-wing candidates might not benefit.
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There's a reason even the most left-wing Democrats don't tend to emphasize the need to integrate public schools through busing anymore.
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Ken Livingstone was an unreconstructed socialist, probably the most left-wing politician to have held such a prominent office in recent memory.
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Labour will campaign in Britain's general election, to be held on December 12th, on the most left-wing platform in a generation.
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Over all, the study showed that tech entrepreneurs are very liberal — among some of the most left-leaning Democrats you can find.
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Elected to Parliament in 2015, he found himself in a party led by Mr. Corbyn, Labour's most left-wing leader in decades.
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So what's the subject one of the most left-wing members of Congress and one of the most conservative senators can agree on?
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Now you can save all those posts into their own folders, letting you obsess over them in the most left-brained way possible.
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It is absolutely true that most left activists are fundamentally motivated by what they see as wrong and unjust in contemporary social arrangements.
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It was a pointed message to the most left-wing members of the caucus and their staff, with whom Pelosi has been publicly feuding.
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It's probably the case that this is unique even in the imaginations of the most left-field cartoon-dreamer folks in all the land.
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At 40, he came into office as one of the world's youngest leaders and -- as a former communist -- one of its most left-leaning.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE (D-Mass.), and won the Democratic nomination to represent one of the most left-leaning districts in the country.
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" The most left-field of the collection was the aforementioned "Stronger," which adapted parts of French house duo Daft Punk's "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger.
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Should Biden win the nomination, he will go down in history as being the most left candidate any major American party has ever had.
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Even data marshaled by a mobilization enthusiast like McElwee shows that consistent Democratic Party voters are the most left-wing kind of voter around.
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They nominate the most left-wing guy running in the primary, who turns out to have contributed $223,493 to organizations that support disinvestment in Israel.
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It spares her from having to compete in a closed Democratic primary, where the electorate is often made up of the most left-leaning voters.
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Early on in the campaign the Pirates, a protest party, and the Left-Green Movement, one of Iceland's most left-wing outfits, were polling well.
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Republicans know Abolish ICE is divisive for Democrats, so they're taking the most left-wing proposal out there and putting it up for a vote.
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Her most left-wing campaign proposal put a floor of £100,000 on what people of means had to pay for elder care but no cap.
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Its 1983 election manifesto (sort of like a party platform in the US) was one the most left-wing in the party's history to date.
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The pieces were cast from hydrostone, a type of gypsum cement; some were mixed with black pigment, some with terra-cotta, and most left naturally white.
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A recent Pew Research Center survey of 32 large news sources and programs found that the New Yorker had the most left-leaning audience of them all.
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Labour is running on its most left-wing platform in decades; the Tories are gunning for a hard Brexit; the Liberal Democrats want to reverse it altogether.
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One guest, Mathais Otterstedt, told reporters outside the hotel that people were coughing in the corridors, but most left quickly and he saw no-one seriously hurt.
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If it looks like the most left-wing socialist ever is about to win the election of a P5 country, they are not going to like it.
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But the upshot has been that the two most left-leaning candidates have been feuding while Biden, a much less progressive candidate, continues to lead national polling.
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But the most-left members of the caucus often engage in the narcissism of small differences, building hostility toward Democrats holding views that diverge in minor ways.
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This, the most left-wing challenge to a capitalist, mixed-economy system since François Mitterrand's in France in 1981, fully justifies the manifesto title of "real change".
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If they can't get the most successful, most left-wing Jew ever to make a serious run for the presidency to have their back, then who would?
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This is a profoundly foreign concept to most left-of-center people, but it has its own, extremely debatable (and I think plainly incorrect) consequentialist logic to it.
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That has turned Mr. Corbyn — a lifelong rabble-rouser and one of the most left-wing leaders in Labour's century-long history — into an improbable figure of restraint.
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The next day, most left to catch Ermenegildo Zegna, the first show of the Milan men's wear calendar, dragging through a connection in Moscow from Kalingrad's small airport.
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Yet the Conservatives are now firmly back in power, and the Labour Party is led by Jeremy Corbyn, its most left-wing leader in decades, who trails Mrs.
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Meanwhile, Republican senators struggled the most to repeal the parts of Obamacare that reflected its most left-leaning policies, like the expansion of Medicaid and regulations governing insurance companies.
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"In my 30 years of architectural practice we've found many different things under floors and inside of walls, most left there inadvertently," said Marvin J. Anderson, a Seattle architect.
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At the last election, in 153, Labour surprised its opponents and voters with the most left-wing manifesto since the 215s, promising sweeping nationalisations, higher taxes and more spending.
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He's widely regarded as one of the caucus's most left-wing members, but also speaks with the credibility of having won multiple statewide elections in purple territory by big margins.
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They are hardly satisfied, but supporters of Senator Sanders's failed campaign for president have scored some victories in framing what is the most left-leaning party platform in many years.
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But how did a candidate with the most left-wing policy positions win one of the most conservative states in the country while also losing one of the most liberal?
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Jackson described black Americans as those most left behind socially and economically and that the progressive path laid out by Sanders offered the best chance for them to catch up.
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Jackson described black Americans as those most left behind socially and economically and that the progressive path laid out by Sanders offered the best chance for them to catch up.
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There's a lot of ideological space between Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Representative Raúl Grijalva of Arizona, who is among the most left-leaning members of the House.
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Most left their countries as unskilled peasants, yet through resourcefulness and hard work in the United States they acquired a diverse set of professional skills and rose through the ranks.
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In September, the CPC became the first caucus to officially endorse an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, following months of calls from its most left-leaning members like Reps.
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But in recent weeks, some candidates have started embracing specific goals and overtly race-conscious legislation that even the most left-wing elected officials stayed away from in recent years.
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If Labour wins the next election under Jeremy Corbyn, Britain will also end up with its most left-wing government since 1945, one that is deeply hostile to capital and markets.
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That helps muddy Sanders' reputation for consistency, but what Democratic voters have shown so far is that they are not looking for the most left candidate or the most consistent candidate.
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Generally, only the Nordic/Scandinavian countries (none present in this claim) are considered "Social Democratic" (not "socialist"), and are the most left-leaning on this scale (read more here and here).
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That's why for me, in 2018, the most left-wing Democratic candidate for House or Senate is preferable to the most moderate Republican, because none of the latter will confront Trump.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the most left-wing leader the Labour Party has seen in decades, has pledged to oversee a revolution of the British economy, complete with the nationalization of public services.
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But in the convention hall, Sanders will be part of a combo with Warren — they are two of the nation's most left-leaning lawmakers — starting the week off with a progressive punch.
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With history as a guide, at some point the Democrats will retake the White House, and when this happens, it will likely mean the most left-wing president in the country's history.
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Wellstone is an interesting choice for Klobuchar considering that for much of his career, he and Bernie Sanders were analogous as two of the most left-wing members of their respective chambers.
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Should Corbyn win, he would be the most left-wing and potentially the most anti-American British prime minister ever in a twist that could make current US-UK sensitivities pale by comparison.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren were by far both the most popular and most left-leaning figures on the stage, and there was speculation about whether they would end their de facto alliance.
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There is no Republican on the November ballot in this storied Boston-based district, which was once represented by John F. Kennedy and is one of the most left leaning in the country.
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Either way, the outcome will have no bearing on the balance of power in the House; this district is one of the most left leaning in the country, and no Republican is running.
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Perez was one of the most left-leaning members of Obama's Cabinet, muting the contest's ideological stakes by making it hard to understand what precise ideological division the party's two factions are fighting over.
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A few weeks after launching a pair of handsets, a smart home hub and a virtual reality headset, the company is back with one of its most left-field hardware launches in recent memory.
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Among my many reasons for loving the film, I was most left in awe by the painstaking detail that went into every hair, makeup, and wardrobe decision — which all honored African heritage and traditions.
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The LeftGermany's most left-wing major party is a fusion of the successor party to the East German communists and a party that broke from the SPD under Mr Schröder's pro-market welfare reforms.
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These are the confessions of a pop star who spent their teenage years alone in their bedroom, fully immersing themselves in all the weirdest, saddest, most left-field corners of music they could find.
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The US President remains incredibly popular in Israel -- far more popular than he is in the US. Until recently, only the most left-wing of political parties in Israel were willing to criticize him.
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In recent weeks, some Democratic candidates, including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris, have embraced race-conscious proposals that even the most left-wing elected officials once shied away from — like reparations for slavery.
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It otherwise doesn't go as far as plans from the most left-leaning candidates in the race like Warren and Sanders, or of Castro, who is the only candidate to release a standalone policing platform.
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He is the party's most left-wing leader since the early 1980s - earlier this week his finance spokesman proposed nationalising privately-funded infrastructure, capping credit card interest payments and squeezing more tax from big business.
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The platform approved in Philadelphia may not go far enough for some of the party's most left-wing members, but Democratic officials were quick to hail it as "the most progressive" in the party's history.
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This is the most left-wing manifesto that Labour has proposed since Michael Foot's notorious "longest suicide note" of 1983, even if many details are less loony than then: no import or capital controls, for instance.
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Some Democrats have privately expressed concerns that the radical policies of the most left-wing members of the 2019 House intake could alienate suburban voters who helped the party win back the chamber in the midterms.
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This creates an intrinsic barrier for Sanders, the most left-identified candidate in the race, making it vital that he hold on to his core supporters in a field that has several other left-wing candidates.
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In a Democratic primary debate that was dominated by Joe Biden's incoherence and Pete Buttigieg's smarm, the two most left-wing candidates, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, for the most part avoided addressing each other directly.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), the two most left-leaning candidates still in the race, want to ban fracking altogether as part of a rapid transition completely away from all fossil fuels.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that Mr. Weinstein, who identifies himself as "deeply progressive," is just the kind of teacher that students at one of the most left-wing colleges in the country would admire.
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" Julián Castro, who served as the housing secretary under Mr. Obama and has embraced some of the most left-leaning policies during the primary, said that he "always takes what President Obama says very very seriously.
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Like most left-leaning white people in my generation and older, I had been indoctrinated to believe racism was an external factor, rather than something that existed inside of me, dictating my actions, proficiencies, and perspective.
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" Mr. Harkin, who in his 30 years in Washington was one of the most left-wing senators, understands well the dynamic in his state, where four in 10 Democrats described themselves in a recent poll as "socialist.
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Sanders's win in the primary and the adoption of one of the most left-leaning state platforms in the country show that the progressive base of the Democratic Party here just might have some fight left in it.
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Instead, they tried playing offense by accusing the four congresswomen — among the Democrats' most left-leaning members and ardent Trump critics — of socialism, an accusation that's already a central theme of the GOP's 2020 presidential and congressional campaigns.
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One Socialist MP, who declined to be named, said as many as two thirds of the party's lawmakers could swing behind Macron if the Socialists choose one of the most left-wing candidates at their primaries this month.
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When we asked respondents to one poll to rank how far to the left or to the right they considered the candidates, Booker was generally considered to be one the third-most left-leaning candidates in the field.
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And while he would probably be the most left-wing nominee since at least Walter Mondale, he is hardly the leftmost candidate in this primary, and he's worked hard to differentiate himself from the maximalist platforms of Sens.
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But early polling testing how Democratic nominees would fare against Trump suggests a different conclusion: Bernie Sanders, the most left-wing candidate in the Democratic primary, polls as well against Trump as his more moderate competitors in surveys.
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Some of the House's most left-leaning members have pushed for the CPC to form a smaller caucus, informal or otherwise, that could actually flex real legislative muscle, giving them votes to support — or withhold from supporting — legislation.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce attacks Trump on tariffs, Mexico sets the stage for its most left-wing government in the country's democatic history and Netflix turns to one of the oldest forms of media to gain an edge.
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Under Mr. Corbyn, Labour has both its most left-wing leader in decades and a lifelong critic of the European Union, who has resisted demands from some of his lawmakers and party members to support another referendum on Brexit.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador won Mexico's presidency in a landslide victory on Sunday, setting the stage for the most left-wing government in the country's democratic history at a time of tense relations with the Trump administration.
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When we asked respondents to one poll to rank how far to the left or to the right they considered the candidates, Bernie Sanders was by a long shot viewed as the single most left-leaning candidate in the field.
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Wallace fought Ickes in the name of the timber industry and the large agribusinesses, which he believed were critical for putting the economy right (surprising, given that he was the most left-wing politician ever to hold a high federal office).
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Tuesday's official release of Labour's manifesto was dominated by the cost implications of the party's most left-wing program in three decades, which includes plans to scrap university tuition fees, build more homes and increase spending on health and social care.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) has found 12 other House Democrats to co-sponsor her bill to eliminate tuition at public universities for those whose families make under $125,000 — one that only a handful of the most left-wing Democrats previously supported.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's opposition, unveiled the party's most left-wing agenda in a generation, which includes a $100 billion tax increase on the wealthy to pay for a sweeping nationalization program and hikes in spending for education and health care.
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In California, the process was completely dominated by Democrats, whose appointees, mostly professional educators, have produced what may be the most left-leaning set of curriculum standards in the nation, with new emphasis on L.G.B.T.Q. history, the labor movement and economic inequality.
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The other thing that's really important for all of us in general is remember that the people who are the most left out are the women of color, and so making sure that ... it's 50/50 men and women on the planet.
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While the PRI's big-tent approach to politics defies easy categories, Lopez Obrador has pitched himself as the most left-wing leader in Mexico since Lazaro Cardenas came to power in 1934, distributing land to peasant farmers and nationalizing foreign industry, including oil companies.
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After NBC's Chuck Todd argued on air last week that Bloomberg could win the primary and general election, and might be the most left-wing candidate in the field on guns and climate policy besides, he was shut down by his incredulous panel of guests.
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My guess is that in the years to come, most left-of-center people born in the 1980s will say that if they'd been old enough to have a view on the matter back in 1998, they would have favored pressuring Clinton to resign.
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After years of contesting Britain's political center ground, the opposition Labour Party agreed Thursday afternoon on what is likely to be its most left-wing election manifesto in more than three decades, complete with some eye-catching policies intended to shore up its core vote.
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The core conservative suspicion is that when liberals talk about the dire threat of global warming, they're actually seizing opportunistically on the issue to justify, well, #fullsocialism — the seizure of the economy's commanding heights in order to implement the most left-wing possible agenda.
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Another way to understand the scope of the challenge involved is to consider the most left-leaning seat Democrats would have to take to win back the House — the seat that, assuming they won every seat that is more Democratic, would give them back control.
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New York Times Magazine reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones succinctly explained why this matters, and what a more one-size-fits-all approach to politics misses: When your most left candidate condemns "identity politics" to embrace some raceless notion of class solidarity it shows fundamental flaw.
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Analysis of the ideological positions taken by Democratic candidates suggests that the most left-wing—such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 29-year-old firebrand who ousted a party leader, Joe Crowley, from his safe seat in New York—are more extreme than they were in 2016.
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The world's biggest package delivery firm - known for eliminating most left turns on routes as part of a years-long effort to cut driver miles, fuel use and accident risks - expects to have the new UPSNav technology in most of its U.S. drivers' hands by 2020.
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Imagine, he went on, being a student in the 11th century at the University of Bologna, the oldest in the Western world, or during the 1950s, '60s and '70s, when Bologna was the most left-wing city in Italy, and producing the country's most iconic pop musicians.
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It turns out to not only be left wing but turns out to be a deadbeat who couldn&apost either pay back loans to his former wife or pay his child support payments, but he sounded good to Democrats in that district because he was the most left wing.
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In remarks made at a fringe event during the Labour Party's annual conference this week, Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell said he would plan for a "run on the pound" if the Labour party – the most left-wing its been for decades under socialist leader Jeremy Corbyn — get into power.
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If he had not run for the post, commentary would focus on how Democrats had selected the most left-wing chair in history at the very moment their party desperately needed to reconnect with voters who once voted for President Obama, but last year voted for President Trump.
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Furthering the contrast with the situation at the top of the ticket, Ellison is one of the most left-wing members of the House and has spent his career holding down an extremely safe urban district that gives him little obvious appeal to Minnesota swing voters in the rural Iron Range.
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Some liberals were disappointed that the ACA did not contain a public option or establish a single-payer health care system, but even the most left-wing Democrats in Congress chose to support a bill that they viewed as a partial solution rather than declare it unacceptably inconsistent with their principles.
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This faction of the party viewed the misgivings about Corbyn as less a rational response to his failure during the Brexit vote and more a longstanding plot by the centrist Blairite and "soft left" Brownite factions in the Labour Party to depose Corbyn, the most left-wing leader Labour has had in decades.
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Most left-wing parties had urged their supporters to stay home on Sunday, hoping to deny Mr. Orban the turnout he needed for a valid vote — although there remained questions about what that meant for a referendum that demanded no specific actions by the government other than opposing European Union refugee policies.
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Global stocks were also facing the impact of a threat to Chancellor Angela Merkel's German ruling coalition, while the Mexican peso whipsawed after Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's election victory set the stage for the most left-wing government in the country's democratic history at a time of tense relations with the United States.
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While even the most left-leaning Democrats are likely to vote for a DREAM Act that makes border security concessions within the confines laid out by Pelosi and Lujan Grisham, Democrats would score a major win if they could sneak a clean DREAM Act through without risking a government shutdown in December.
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In the red corner: the most left-wing Labour Party since the 1980s, led by an anti-Western, Euroskeptic curmudgeon who promises a renegotiation of the EU Withdrawal Agreement within three months, followed by a second referendum within six months "to get Brexit sorted," but refuses to say which way he would vote.
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It is not just that Conservative MPs are terrified that their party's own civil war might lumber the country with the most left-wing leader since the English civil war (and that the Conservatives' Northern Irish allies are even more terrified of a man whom they regard as little more than an IRA sympathiser).
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While hostility to Jews is often associated with right-wing politics, under the Labour Party's most left-wing leader in recent history, anti-Semitism is now "more conspicuous, more commonplace and more corrosive" than at any time she can remember, according to Ms. Berger, who is the parliamentary chairwoman of the Jewish Labour Movement.
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LONDON — In a bid to re-energize his election campaign, Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's Labour Party, unveiled the party's most left-wing agenda in a generation on Thursday, vowing to tax the wealthy to renationalize large parts of the country's utilities and railways, reduce carbon emissions, and pay for better health care and schools.
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When we asked respondents to one poll to rank how far to the left or to the right they considered the candidates, Harris was generally considered to be one of the most left-leaning candidates in the field, somewhat in contrast to her prosecutorial history but plausibly owing to a push from her campaign to appeal to left-leaning voters.
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So as you watch and listen and wonder how the health insurance debates will unfold, consider the following as you decide if it's worthwhile to lobby your elected representatives: Health savings accounts today are most useful for the affluent, who earn the most, have the most left over and have the most to gain by avoiding income taxes, given that they pay them at higher rates.
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Discussion can make narrow minds narrower and fevered minds more feverish: this week Sir Christopher Chope, another arch-Brexiteer, even told the House that, if Jeremy Corbyn were to bring a vote of no confidence in the government, he would consider voting in favour, a move that might bring about the collapse of his own government and lead to the election of the most left-wing prime minister the country has ever had. Madness!
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LONDON — It was supposed to be a new dawn, the moment when Jeremy Corbyn, Britain's most left-wing political leader in a generation or more, proclaimed the start of the most ambitious economic transformation the nation had seen since the end of World War II. Instead, a somber Mr. Corbyn was seen hugging his allies in the cafeteria of a sports and recreation facility in north London in the early hours of Friday, on his way to announce that his quest for power was over.
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