Both the 43th and 9th Circuit Courts are either the most liberal, or among the most liberal courts in the country.
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According to VoteView ratings, Capuano is the 15th most liberal member of Congress -- and the most liberal member of the not-very-conservative Massachusetts delegation.
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Conversely, the most liberal candidates in the field — Sen.
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Sanders is considered the most liberal Democrat in the race.
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Nikki Haley served in office than most liberal northern states.
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America's most liberal president, he assiduously avoided campaigning as one.
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Most liberal critics never forgave Mr. Mitsotakis for that decision.
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Crowley was the 78th most liberal member, according to VoteView.
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Bella Abzug, one of the most liberal figures in Congress.
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"This is the most liberal county in all of Florida," Canova
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Pillard, now 58, was arguably the most liberal of the three.
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The same is true for the most liberal late-night programs.
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The Netherlands is among the most liberal countries in the world.
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Gillibrand remains one of the most liberal members of the Senate.
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I'm in Berkeley, arguably the most liberal city in the country!
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Most liberal democracies have open and transparent bidding and grant processes.
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At the most liberal school in the country, a Republican club?
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Bolivia's most revolutionary city is in some ways its most liberal.
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He earned the rating "most liberal governor in America," from InsideGov.
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He was the most liberal member of Obama's Cabinet, by far.
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Sanders is the most liberal, Rand Paul is the most conservative.
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The former vice president generally hasn't embraced the field's most liberal positions.
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This unites our caucus from the most liberal to the most moderate.
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Even a moderate like Garland would be the most liberal median Supreme
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But calling him the second-most liberal president wouldn't suit Ryan's purposes.
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It is in the center of the most liberal county in Texas.
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Some delegates, meeting in perhaps the most liberal city in America, booed.
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Brown has one of the most liberal voting records of any senator.
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Grayson, one of the most liberal House Democrats, will face fellow Rep.
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The state's Democratic electorate is among the most liberal in the nation.
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In most liberal democracies, the people carrying out this violence self-selected.
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Mr. Anderson was perceived as the most liberal of the three contenders.
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Interestingly, one of the most liberal candidates, Mr. Sanders, said the same.
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In fact, they're some of the most liberal places in the country.
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Paul Wellstone (D-Minn.), one of the most liberal members of Congress.
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"I'm a Christian, but I'm the most liberal Christian ever," she said.
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Covering Minneapolis and some surrounding suburbs, this is Minnesota's most liberal district.
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In this graph put together by FiveThirtyEight's Harry Enten, Christie registers as the most liberal candidate by far, with the most liberal elite supporters (although his endorsers appear to be quite a bit more conservative that he is).
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Mr. Conyers was always one of the most liberal members of the House.
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Even the most liberal, feminist circles are struggling with expanding ideas about gender.
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Has the senator merely fired up the most liberal quarter of the electorate?
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Each of the bills, from the most conservative to the most liberal, failed.
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It is one of the most liberal districts in a bright blue state.
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Sanders, the most liberal candidate in the field, installed as the front-runner.
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Woodard says New France is among the most liberal places in North America.
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We think we're in the most liberal times of human history, but that's bullshit.
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Even the most liberal senators can still make bizarre choices (cough cough, Elizabeth Warren).
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Today Obama proved again why he's 1 of most liberal & divisive presidents in history.
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The Netherlands's laws on reproduction and reproductive health are among the world's most liberal.
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Its two most liberal members — Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor — wrote four.
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Some of the most liberal and activist senators have joined calls to abolish ICE.
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Feinstein is clearly too conservative to represent one of the nation's most liberal states.
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Ginsburg is the high court's oldest serving justice and one of its most liberal.
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Paul Wellstone (D-Minn.), who was probably the most liberal senator at the time.
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Every major 2020 Democratic candidate would be the most liberal nominee in U.S. history.
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Antioch College is one of the most liberal liberal art schools in the country.
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"The president should go forward and nominate the most liberal candidate possible," he said.
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I've also rescaled the scale to make 303 most liberal and 230 most moderate.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), one of the most liberal members of the Democratic caucus.
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But she supported Pelosi anyways, saying the California Democrat was the most liberal choice.
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Republicans dominate America's state governments — even in some of the country's most liberal states.
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As a Nation, we have the most liberal and expansive immigration laws in the world.
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Party is one of the most liberal in the country, and its voters are generally
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Mr Stevens spent his last 19 years on the court as its most liberal member.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders hails from one of the most liberal states in the country.
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Today, most liberal Israelis also recognize this concept for what it is -- an impossible dream.
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California's voting laws are among the most liberal in the country, prioritizing participation and registration.
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Right now they are allowing one of the most liberal Senators in the country, Sen.
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Even the most liberal men among us have seen this as a women's only issue.
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Democrats will suffer if they drive away all but the most liberal views, Lipinski said.
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By one measure, according to a Gallup study last year, it's the most liberal state.
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Pick the most conservative (or in this case the most liberal) candidate who can win.
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Ramallah, located just six miles north of Jerusalem, is considered the most liberal Palestinian city.
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Men, especially the most liberal, caring, and self-aware among us: look harder at yourselves.
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Hanna has long been one of the most liberal members of the House Republican caucus.
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He said he believed most liberal, affluent counties would not opt into the guardian program.
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Two of the court's most liberal justices, Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, publicly dissented.
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Charley Baker of Massachusetts, who got elected in the most liberal state in the nation.
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Writing factual articles is not harassment or cyberbullying by even the most liberal of definitions.
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In fact, they won 85033-2, carrying with them two of the most liberal justices.
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Most liberal activists see him as a dealmaker not to be trusted with progressive priorities.
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The scores range from -10 (the most liberal position) to +10 (the most conservative position).
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Let's be real, this is Harvard, arguably one of the most liberal universities in the country.
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Berkeley, though, as one of the most liberal cities in the country, seems an unlikely stop.
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If strongly agree is the most liberal position, then that question scales strongly agree as liberal.
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New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has one of the most liberal voting records in the Senate.
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But some of the most liberal parts of town fight hardest against density, as you've indicated.
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So being the loudest and most liberal voice on Twitter sells -- and gets the most attention.
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Minneapolis is one of the most liberal cities in the country, on par with San Francisco.
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Elizabeth Warren continuing to eat into Sanders' support among the most liberal voters in the party.
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Some nations consider socioeconomic conditions or, in the most liberal examples, allow for abortions without restrictions.
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And as the 2020 Democratic primary unfolds, two of the most liberal candidates, Sanders and Sen.
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According to vote ratings by GovTrack, Booker is the 17th most liberal senator in the chamber.
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Even in the most liberal environments, comedy at the expense of Asian Americans feels socially permissible.
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Black voters are liberal, but they don't always vote for the most liberal Democratic primary candidates.
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He and Brown long have been known as two of the most liberal members of Congress.
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With Obama's presidency — the most liberal in American history — the left rose to their greatest height.
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Most Liberal members of parliament have so far backed Trudeau but there are signs of strain.
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But her ideal solution is one embraced by the most liberal of Democrats: Put everyone on Medicare.
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This year, he underperformed in some of the most liberal towns where he should have done well.
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In 2008, Obama, who was regarded as the most liberal of the top-tier candidates, won Iowa.
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In most liberal countries, police still must convince a judge to let them eavesdrop on phone calls.
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He has been among the Senate's most liberal members and attacks President Trump on a regular basis.
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Based on his 2017 legislative record, GovTrack ranked Khanna the 14th-most-liberal representative in the House.
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The look of shock and pity I sometimes get by even the most liberal folks is hindering.
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"Much like most liberal ideas, paper straws don't work and they fall apart instantly," his campaign said.
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Merkley, one of his caucus's most liberal senators and the only supporter in the Senate of Sen.
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This explains why under the most liberal president we've had so far, poverty in America is worse.
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Jeddah has a reputation as the most liberal Saudi city, but is still subject to its rules.
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Mr. Sanders has also taken some of the most liberal stances on immigration in the Democratic field.
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He is campaigning in California, insisting that he can win one of the country's most liberal states.
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Paul Krugman From the beginning, many and probably most liberal policy wonks were skeptical about Bernie Sanders.
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United States, was written by conservative Chief Justice John Roberts siding with the four most liberal justices.
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I live in Brooklyn and work in Manhattan, two of the most liberal places in the country.
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"This isn't Ann Arbor or Lansing," said Jim Barcia, referring to the state's most liberal college towns.
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The state has among the most liberal gun laws in the nation, according to Guns & Ammo magazine.
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Fifteen minutes later, Democrat Ron Wyden, one of Paul's most liberal colleagues, promised to do the same.
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Political scientists rate the national mood as the most liberal it has been since the early 1960s.
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At stake is one of the most liberal and lucrative financial services trade regimes in the world.
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Even our most liberal outlets continue to repeat lies or misinformation about "the mentally ill" and violence.
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California is one of the most liberal states in the country when it comes to abortion law.
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Most liberal activists and politicians would give anything for a chance to speak at the Democratic National Convention.
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"Americans believe Sanders is the most liberal candidate in the Democratic field — by a wide margin," wrote Insider.
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Mmusi Maimane, leader of the Democratic Alliance, the largest (and most liberal) opposition group, spoke with more conviction.
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The Philippines enjoys one of Asia's most liberal media environments, and one of the most dangerous for journalists.
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" Justice Sonia Sotomayor, perhaps the most liberal justice, put the idea starkly: "People can walk themselves into jail.
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Democrats criticized Walden for avoiding Bend, the largest and most liberal city in his mostly rural district. Rep.
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"It was probably the most liberal Roman Catholic parish in the Archdiocese of New York," said the Rev.
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If the House flips, Democrats would have one of their most liberal voices pushing back on all fronts.
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The 47-year-old lawyer lives and works in San Francisco, one of the country's most liberal areas.
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Rather, she said she was confident that she would vote for the "most liberal" candidates she could find.
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These subtleties are dangerous because they're found in the most liberal places, where diversity and inclusion are lauded.
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Last week, the most liberal members of the Democratic Party formed their own group, the Constitutional Democratic Party.
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"This is the most liberal and the most creative and the most vivacious place around," Ms. Dubno said.
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In the United States, the most liberal politician can pay for a lavish education in the private sector.
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Elizabeth Warren is still most liberal on the subject, as she'd allow the government to manufacture some generics.
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Among those elevated were Sanders, one of the caucus's most liberal members, and Manchin, easily its most conservative.
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Warren, one of the most liberal members of the Senate, ripped the House bill shortly after it passed.
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" He told me, "There was not anyone approaching even the most liberal interpretation of a 'high-value detainee.
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Another angle: President Trump's descriptions of California's homeless problem often match those of the state's most liberal politicians.
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But even many of the most liberal Russians balk at welcoming immigrants from beyond the former Soviet states.
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"Like most liberal, secular politicians, Duterte is a deist," said Joselito Zulueta of the University of Santo Tomas.
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The deal will undoubtedly be deemed unacceptable by some of the chamber's most conservative and most liberal members.
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As one of the most liberal members of her party, Collins has been calling the shots all year.
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On Super Tuesday, the most liberal states happen to be particularly affluent ones, like Massachusetts, Colorado, Virginia and Minnesota.
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The way Biden wins this 20-way primary isn't as a fresh face or as the most liberal candidate.
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The government of Michel Temer may prove to be one of the most liberal that Brazil has ever had.
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The Connecticut River Valley, a string of farms and college towns, is the most liberal part of the state.
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Grayson, one of the most liberal House Democrats, is running in a divisive primary against the more centrist Rep.
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At first, even the most liberal leaders seemed to shy away from spotlighting abortion rights: In April, Vermont Sen.
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Joe Cunningham of South Carolina and Kendra Horn of Oklahoma — by tying them to the party's most liberal members.
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And the candidates with the most devoted followings -- at least in Democratic politics -- tend to be the most liberal.
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The most conservative Republicans start to look more like the most liberal Democrats on this second dimension of conflict.
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But his strong ties to Wall Street are guaranteed to give the most liberal members of his party heartburn.
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The courses aren't so different from most liberal-arts electives; their narrow focus gives way to more universal questions.
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Democrats had nominated Andrew Gillum, the Tallahassee mayor and, perhaps the most liberal candidate for governor in Florida history.
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Though the Democratic Party has been energized by its most liberal voices, no presidential candidates are talking about DAFs.
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Even with him on the bench, the most liberal conservative voted to the right of the most conservative liberal.
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The most educated and most liberal Democrats were most likely to say a Trump vote would complicate their friendships.
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As the most liberal candidates set the agenda, many in the party establishment squirmed, anxious about alienating moderate voters.
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Souter, who like Sununu was from New Hampshire, ended up with one of the most liberal records in recent decades.
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Elizabeth Warren -- particularly among the most liberal voters that she and Sanders are competing most aggressively for in the race.
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The Ninth Circuit, based in San Francisco, has a reputation for being one of America's most liberal federal appeals courts.
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Dianne Feinstein has been a fixture of Democratic politics in one of the country's most liberal states for four decades.
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The "people-to-people" exchanges authorized by the government are the most liberal of any Cuban travel authorization, Guild said.
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Instead, they are among the most liberal in the world—another reason why abortion is fertile ground for Mr Trump.
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One of the most liberal members of Congress, he resigned after two women accused him of making unwelcome sexual advances.
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That bodes well for Warren who is positioned (along with Sanders) as the two most liberal candidates in the field.
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He has one of the most liberal voting records in the Senate, yet is often spoken of as a moderate.
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But this trifecta of covers is the most liberal interpretation of a swimsuit we've seen yet on the annual issue.
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I've seen way too many ideologically strident campaigns fail to deliver results in what's generally considered America's most liberal state.
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But he was the most liberal president the country has seen since Jimmy Carter, or perhaps even Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Vermont, one of the nation's most liberal states, is the only one to have never sent a woman to Congress.
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"The annual estimate for 255 is the most liberal ever recorded in the 68 year history of Mood," he wrote.
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Biden suggested in interviews last week Obama pick a "consensus candidate" and not the most "liberal jurist" he could muster.
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Omar's win underscored a deep geographic and racial divide in one of the most liberal congressional districts in the country.
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Clinton to a draw in Iowa four years ago, has struggled to retain support in the party's most liberal pockets.
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Forty states have some type of legalized gambling, including both the most liberal and most conservative states in the country.
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Based on that opposition, those lawmakers had voted against even the most liberal version of the House border spending bill.
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"The annual estimate for 2018 is the most liberal ever recorded in the 68 year history of Mood," he wrote.
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One percent of the state of California, one of the most liberal states in the country, has moved to Texas.
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Undoubtedly the split was ideological, the most conservative four on one side and the most liberal four on the other.
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Based in San Francisco, the Ninth Circuit has a reputation for being one of the nation&aposs most liberal courts.
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But Senator Bernie Sanders, the most liberal Democratic front-runner since the 803s, still leads a shrinking field of candidates.
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Flipping one Senate seat would (finally) give Democrats full control of one of the most liberal states in the country.
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On a 1-10 scale with 1 being most liberal and 10 being most conservative, Trump currently is at 8.3.
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When one considers immigration and citizenship standards, the United States has one of the most liberal standards in the world.
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Why does the "most liberal" city in the country consistently have a shelter bed waitlist that's over 1,000 people long?
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Five years later, Pope Francis is firmly among the most liberal, global and politically relevant Holy Fathers in modern history.
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But for most liberal Israelis, Zionism concretely means building a modern Hebrew-speaking civil society that can assimilate all comers.
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Indeed, the Democratic field for president in 2016 was probably the most liberal on record in the last 40 years.
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Instead, she raised her hand for taking away private healthcare and kept a message tailored to the most liberal Democrats.
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The district is one of the most liberal in the country and overwhelmingly supported Sanders in its caucuses in March.
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Over the years, California became the most liberal state in the nation and now, the beating heart of the Trump resistance.
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There doesn't appear to be much polling out of Hawaii, but it is among the most liberal states in the country.
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The voting record of the most liberal Republican is now far to the right of that of the most conservative Democrat.
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In general, countries in northern and western Europe, which are the continent's richest and most liberal nations, tend to score well.
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NY-14 is one of the most liberal districts in the nation, with registered Democrats outnumbering Republicans roughly six-to-one.
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Massachusetts is the most liberal state in the country and borders Sanders's home state of Vermont, which he won earlier tonight.
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Justice Douglas is one of the most liberal justices in the history of the Court — an easy target for Roe's critics.
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That amendment was considered key to winning enough support from the most liberal Democrats for the NDAA to pass the House.
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The most liberal of the bunch is Brown University, the prestigious Ivy League college located in deep-blue Providence, Rhode Island.
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The Democrats that remained were the most liberal bloc, those representing districts where it is almost impossible for them to lose.
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Khanna is trying to recruit his colleague Barbara Lee -- one of the most liberal House members in the country -- to run.
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In 1970, when abortion was still illegal in most states, New York passed the most liberal abortion law in the nation.
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In fact, Harris, Warren and Sanders have three of the most liberal records of any senator over the past few Congresses.
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With its so-called goulash socialism, Hungary was the most liberal of the Soviet satellites and eased peacefully into democratic rule.
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On the other hand, you might think that people in the most liberal settings would have no immediate need for Tor.
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I am from the Netherlands, one of the most liberal countries on earth, but even there young LGBTQ people experience discrimination.
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Justice Marshall was by some political science measures the most liberal member of the Supreme Court since the Second World War.
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New England has the most liberal college administrators in the nation, with a 25-to-one ratio of liberals to conservatives.
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The Vermont senator leads the field among the most liberal Democrats, who make up about one-third of the California electorate.
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Very liberal voters Sanders has made his bones as being the most liberal candidate in a party that is running left.
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"Tammy Baldwin is very vulnerable," said Brad Courtney, the state's Republican chairman, calling her one of the Senate's most liberal members.
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The post of foreign minister went to Taro Kono, one of the most liberal voices in the governing Liberal Democratic Party.
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In New Jersey, the state with the most liberal mobile betting rules, roughly 80 percent of wagering is done through apps.
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Kamala Harris, former district attorney in the city, have shared deep political roots in one of the country's most liberal cities.
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Yet still, he's pretty much running neck and neck with most of his potential Democratic opponents — even the most liberal ones.
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Almost 50 years ago, in 1970, New York passed the nation's most liberal abortion law, a template for the Roe v.
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GovTrack rated her the eighth most liberal member of the Senate for 2017 based on bills she sponsored or co-sponsored.
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Warren's move past Sanders -- especially among the most liberal voters -- is a very big deal especially if she can keep it up.
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He took on the right-wingers who dominated his state branch and transformed it into one of the party's most liberal outposts.
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CALIFORNIA: Speaking of Newsom, he's cementing his place as the most liberal governor of California since Democrat Pat Brown in the 1960s.
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"The Progressives are the most liberal and moderate populist party in Europe," notes Kristin Clemet of Civita, a think-tank in Oslo.
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That amendment was considered a key to winning enough support from the most liberal Democrats for the NDAA to pass the House.
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Without the eighth amendment, a new law regulating abortion will be needed; even the most liberal countries have term limits for abortions.
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In a conventional two-way race, the two most liberal candidates would face a clear demographic challenge against either Biden or Harris.
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Clinton, meanwhile, was seen by voters as basically tied for the second most liberal Democratic presidential nominee since George McGovern in 1972.
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The company said it was "undertaking a strategic review" of its business in Australia, one of the world's most liberal gambling markets.
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So, even the most liberal networks don't give women the floor to discuss laws and health care issues that predominantly affect them.
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Republicans in Western states have long chafed under the San Francisco-based 28500th Circuit, viewed as the most liberal in the nation.
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Brown has his progressive bona fides, for sure; he's been rated as one of the Senate's most liberal members by multiple organizations.
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Before he announced his retirement, National Journal ranked him as the second-most liberal Republican congressman, after Walter Jones of North Carolina.
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Abortion was legalized in 1956 under Communist rule, and for years, Poland had one of the most liberal abortion laws in Europe.
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While 95 percent of the most liberal Democrats think global warming is happening, only 41 percent of the most conservative Republicans do.
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To be clear, the Herald-Sun isn't a niche publication: It is the biggest-selling newspaper in Melbourne, Australia's most liberal city.
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Yet Mr Johnson was also a popular mayor of Britain's most liberal city, who supported gay rights and amnesty for illegal immigrants.
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"We're not really concerned about a challenge from a felon who was one of the most liberal members of Congress," Proud said.
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The Democrats are stuck with a one-two punch of contests that are weighted toward the most liberal extremes of their party.
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Democratic lawmakers are bracing themselves for some opposition from the party's most liberal flank over funding for ICE and other enforcement agencies.
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Stephen Reinhardt, a Carter appointee who's still serving, is widely viewed as one of the most liberal appellate judges on federal courts.
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Ron Wyden of Oregon is the most liberal member of that committee, and he will likely hit the surveillance issue, and California Sen.
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The 59 are, by and large, the most liberal members of Congress -- most of whom represent districts where impeachment is already very popular.
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That can be a tricky thing considering the unconscious prejudices and ideas that exist in the minds of even the most liberal people.
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The Minneapolis woman campaigned on policies embraced by the Democratic Party's most liberal wing: universal healthcare, free college tuition and robust public housing.
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The author and academic Tom Nichols earlier pointed out that while the two candidates in the field considered most liberal, Sanders and Sen.
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"We want to avoid the trap that most liberal countries have fallen into, where they speak to the people through intermediaries," Kovács said.
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And the law does not allow, not even in most liberal Western countries, for a patient to get his doctor to help him.
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Oregon's abortion laws are among the most liberal in the country, but this bill would guarantee even greater access to reproductive health services.
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Under New Labour Britain pursued one of the most liberal immigration policies in the world, opening its doors to eastern Europeans after 2004.
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Perez supporters are quick to emphasize that, as "the most liberal member of Obama's cabinet," he is just as progressive as his opponent.
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Another 60 House Democrats, including some of the most liberal members of Congress, signed a separate letter listing even more questions and concerns.
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She has reversed positions on gun control and other hot button issues to become one of the most liberal members of the Senate.
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The move reportedly incensed Ellison, a former head of the Congressional Progressive Caucus and one of the most liberal lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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Why does this paper — one that conservatives boast is the country's most "liberal" publication — not recognize its own continued dominating gaze of whiteness?
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Democratic efforts to win a House majority in the midterms could hit a snag Tuesday in one of the country's most liberal states.
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Baldwin is considered to be one of the most liberal Democrats running for reelection this year in a state carried by the president.
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But the seat represents one of the most liberal districts held by a Republican, giving Democrats hope they can bounce Curbelo next year.
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"We have probably some of the most liberal customer assistance programs of any utility in the country," said Gale Carson, spokeswoman for MLGW.
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A No-win Situation A revenue-neutral tax could build bipartisan support but as I-732 experience shows, most liberal groups oppose it.
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Despite Warren's ideological similarities to the Vermont senator, her campaign generated some skepticism from some of the most liberal members of the party.
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Or, gamblers can take a train to New Jersey, the state with the most liberal mobile betting rules, and bet on their phone.
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"While conservative at heart, the UAE is one of the Gulf's most liberal countries, with a constitution that allows for freedom of religion."
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You can see the shift if you divide House Democrats into two halves: those representing the most liberal districts and least liberal districts.
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Oregon has the most liberal abortion laws in the country; it is the only state without any restrictions on access to abortion services.
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As I previously noted, the time and the moment may be right for Democrats to nominate their most liberal candidate in a generation.
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It's also important to remember that even the most liberal-minded people who profess the importance of diversity don't always get it right.
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While the Netherlands is one of Europe's most liberal countries, current polls suggest the population may be embracing Wilder's strain of nativist populism.
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He needed the support of the West Side Manhattan community, which is probably the most liberal predominantly white community in the United States.
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Those surveys — this will be important later — let them mark their view on a 7-point scale ranging from most conservative to most liberal.
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A sixth-term lawmaker widely regarded as among the most liberal members of Congress, Ellison had been eyeing statewide office in Minnesota for months.
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Even in California, one of the nation's most liberal states, industry pressure and moderate lawmakers have stymied ambitious efforts to control health care costs.
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It means that the aesthetics of the racist alt-right made their way into my salon in one of the US's most liberal enclaves.
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Mr. Sanders's narrow victory in New Hampshire has helped position him as the candidate with the most enthusiasm from the party's most liberal wing.
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However, in a performance of the most liberal cliché, the show also spent way too much time patting themselves on the back about it.
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" A day later, she expanded on her intentions, writing on Instagram that her "views on democracy and oppression are aligned with most liberal views.
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Sean Nicholas Savage: Some young people flock to Montreal for college, but it's also the most liberal and affordable place to live in Canada.
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One of the most liberal U.S. cities, Washington is unique in that the U.S. Constitution gives Congress the option to block its legislative moves.
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While the court is widely considered among the most liberal federal appeals courts, all three judges on Thursday's panel were appointed by Republican presidents.
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The National Journal reportedly judged him the most liberal member of the Kansas delegation in 2014, a judgment that shocked the local news media.
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Conservatives have made the Supreme Court as a rallying cry for the election, fearing Clinton would nominate the most liberal candidate she could find.
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Baldwin is the most liberal of the Senate Democrats up for reelection this year in states Trump won, and her Republican opponent, state Sen.
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Warren is pulling big crowds of voters, and her lead among the Democratic Party's most liberal voters could propel her to victory in Iowa.
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Any Sanders victory would be built on strong turnout in the most liberal precincts of Manhattan, such as the Upper West Side, and Brooklyn.
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Being a suburb on the outskirts of one of the most liberal southern cities, the district isn't the Second Amendment stronghold some would think.
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A young, charismatic Latina winning a primary in one of the most liberal districts in the country is a great story, an inspirational one.
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Pockets of deep resentment toward governing "elites" are a feature of most liberal democracies today, to which there are a range of possible responses.
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Some advocates find a sliver of hope in the fact that even the most liberal Democrats acknowledge that charter schools are here to stay.
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What ultimately may save Mr. Northam on Tuesday, though, was captured by another speaker in Arlington, among the most liberal jurisdictions in the state.
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The most liberal candidates like Warren and Sanders advocate a complete government takeover of health insurance, which would eliminate private insurance and raise taxes.
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The youngest and most liberal voters supported Mr. Sanders in this week's primaries, exit polls showed, even as Mr. Biden enjoyed commanding victories overall.
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Fifty years ago, the new laws were shepherded through Parliament by Roy Jenkins, one of the most liberal home secretaries in British political history.
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The Times/Siena College poll of Iowa showed Sanders had consolidated his strength in recent months among young people and the most liberal voters.
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But polls suggest they're battling for the support of the Democratic Party's most liberal voters and may be heading for a more direct confrontation.
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In Texas, where Hall owns the Hall Group, he told the Times he is viewed as the most liberal among friends and business colleagues.
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It is progressive, but not the most liberal of the climate proposals released so far, and focuses heavily on social justice and civil rights.
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Warren, meanwhile, is known as one of the most liberal members of the Senate and has taken a tough stance on the financial sector.
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They've done so based on testimony from second- and thirdhand sources, assumptions, presumptions and political opinions provided by the nation's most liberal law professors.
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It predicted British Columbia, with the most liberal retailing regulations, will collect far more tax revenue, about $50 million, than provinces with tighter rules.
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They may prove appealing to a broader array of states, while the mandate, a "stick," may interest politicians only in the most liberal places.
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It makes one wonder what the old Rorschach (who wasn't the most liberal of characters) would think about a black man taking up his mantle.
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Once derided as the most liberal member of the Clinton administration, Shalala now faces attacks from challengers who contend she is not nearly progressive enough.
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But in Athens, the college-town bedrock of one of the most liberal counties in the state, there seems to be little enthusiasm for Evans.
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There is no question Sanders will fight for the most liberal platform possible and try and prevent Clinton from pivoting too hard to the center.
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Reed College students were ranked as the most liberal and the second most studious in Princeton Review's survey of its top 382 liberal arts colleges.
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Most liberal minded people believe that the speech most important to receive protection and see open expression is that which makes us the most uncomfortable.
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In general, my most liberal and tech-savvy friends exercise the most control and are weirdly technophobic when it comes to their children's screen time.
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He wants his most liberal enemies in politics and media to take the bait on these cultural war asides, and they usually (and stupidly) oblige.
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In his first run for public office, Jealous cast himself as the most liberal candidate in the field, touting endorsements from national figures like Sens.
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There were some of the most liberal liberals, like Horace Greeley and the New York Times, the latter which was very liberal from the start.
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She came from a very Catholic family in a small town, and I had my own apartment in the most liberal city in the state.
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Minnesota is led by one of the most liberal governors in the country, Mark Dayton, who has repeatedly clashed with the Republican-controlled State Legislature.
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Colombia's Constitutional Court has long been viewed as among the most liberal in the region, and in particular is known for broadly defining women's rights.
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Each chart breaks the electorate into deciles: the first decile, on the left, is the most liberal; the tenth, on the right, the most conservative.
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Some of the most conservative Republicans in the House joined with some of the most liberal Democrats in the failed bid for more privacy protections.
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I would suppose that outside the context of this article, most liberal-minded folks (myself included) would find the insinuation that poor equals dumb offensive.
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In light of the protests in Hong Kong, the votes are increasingly seen as a referendum on authoritarianism in one of Asia's most liberal democracies.
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Leaving the meeting, Pocan noted that, from a policy perspective, there's little difference between the incoming freshman and the most liberal voices on Capitol Hill.
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"Some of the most liberal names in the Senate voted for it, like Ted Kennedy," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum.
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But the emergence of John Paul Stevens as the court's most liberal justice was not simply a result of standing still amid a shifting landscape.
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But the emergence of John Paul Stevens as the court's most liberal justice was not simply a result of standing still amid a shifting landscape.
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At their best and most liberal, welfare states cushion people from the rougher edges of capitalism while still putting a distinctive liberal stress on individual responsibility.
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If Mr. Sanders loses this state, where Democratic primary voters are among the most liberal in the country, his long-term prospects are likely to dim.
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Even in Austin, arguably the most liberal city in the state, the Young Conservatives of Texas student group planned one such event just four years ago.
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Mayoral advisers have long argued that Mr. de Blasio has a solid foundation of support from black and Hispanic voters and from the most liberal whites.
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It was no picnic being a sexual minority, even as we approached the millennium in one of the biggest and most liberal cities in the world.
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The Tony Blair government pursued one of the most liberal immigration policies in the Western world under the twin auspices of "business Britannia" and "cool Britannia".
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North Carolina had some of the most liberal annexation laws in the country; until recently it allowed cities to annex contiguous land more or less unilaterally.
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Even if Senate Republicans succeed in blocking President Barack Obama's expected nominee to replace Antonin Scalia, the court will likely be the most liberal in decades.
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I'd guess that more younger people would be attracted to OkCupid because of this, and would also bet that that's where the most liberal users are.
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SEATTLE Seven races for city council seats across one of the most liberal cities in America have become referenda on Amazon and its growing political power.
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Now, let's be clear here: The reasons for lack of racial diversity are complicated in this state, which is among the most liberal in the nation.
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California also has some of the most liberal ballot access laws in the country, provisions that allow supporters to qualify local and statewide initiatives and propositions.
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You saw this during the Obama administration, when Biden reversed himself on a career of moderation to embrace and champion the former president's most liberal policies.
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We haven't seen that side of Cruz because the most liberal electorate he's had to win over in his political career was the Texas statewide electorate.
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A slider at the bottom allows users to see articles about a specific news event sorted into five groups, ranging from most liberal to most conservative.
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To me, it's a reminder that black Americans, as a group, don't have the same political opinions as the most liberal parts of the Democratic coalition.
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He favors thick silver and turquoise bracelets and shuns ties, and his voting record is consistently ranked as one of the most liberal in the House.
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Toward the end of his campaign, he began to call out the "radical left," hoping to distance himself from the most liberal members of his party.
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But her views on the danger to the House majority of fully embracing the views of the most liberal voices within the party are well-known.
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It didn't help that throughout 103 the news media often focused on the most liberal national Democrats, which turned off many moderate voters in our district.
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"The most liberal, most progressive people, and we have the most cruel, the most unjust result you can imagine," Mr. Cuomo said, speaking alongside the Rev.
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California's legislature has been at the vanguard of some of the most liberal policy programs in the nation, on everything from climate change to immigrant rights.
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The most conservative and the most liberal members of Congress, House and Senate, authorizers and appropriators, have come together in repeated support of global water security.
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Sanders' strong finish has stoked further concerns among some Democrats that since he is the most liberal candidate, he will have a difficult time beating Trump.
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When you combine CBS News/New York Times data, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were the most liberal Democratic nominees for president since at least 1976.
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It also represents the danger for 2020 Democrats who are rushing to the left at the moment to win support from the party's most liberal voters.
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You don't often see this in Washington: some of the most liberal candidates in the 2020 presidential field lining up with President Trump on foreign policy.
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The changes would hit hardest in Wisconsin's most liberal cities like Milwaukee and Madison, which offer prolonged periods of early voting and have bigger student populations.
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Using that metric, he'd become the third most liberal Supreme Court justice: Obama's potential nominees to replace #Scalia are roughly as liberal as Kagan and Breyer. pic.twitter.
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While Harris has established one of the most liberal voting records as a senator, she'll likely face critiques about her prosecutorial record as the campaign gets underway.
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" "The victims of this film are some of the most liberal mayors in this country, in Oakland, and in Portland, and in Seattle, and places like that.
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His announcement set off a mad, eleventh-hour rush of Democratic candidates looking to fill the seat, which represents one of the most liberal districts in Minnesota.
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"Berlin is the most liberal, artist-friendly place I have ever been," said Mr. Biesenbach, who grew up in West Germany and now lives in New York.
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The Republican candidate in the 1996 race, challenging a liberal incumbent in the most liberal state in a presidential election year, was almost certainly the real underdog.
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"Sonia Sotomayor is maybe -- and this is a high standard -- maybe the most liberal justice on the Supreme Court," Rubio told voters Wednesday in Plymouth, New Hampshire.
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In many ways, Weimar was one of the most liberal polities of the early 20th century, yet it birthed Nazism, which in turn led to the Holocaust.
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Bernie Sanders: The Vermont Senator represents the most liberal wing of mainstream American politics, but some Democrats see him as too lefty to win a national election.
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Jeffries may not have been the most liberal on racial politics, but he was also a man of his time, and a man in losing to Johnson.
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Oberlin students often find new issues to protest, even on one of the most liberal campuses in the world, like objections to serving sushi as cultural appropriation.
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You and I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, the epicenter of the tech industry and also one of the most liberal places in the country.
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He has also threatened to impose tariffs on European goods and cars; hardly the policies that would make most liberal politicians, like Mark Rutte, warm to Trump.
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Even the most conservative judges vote to uphold many agency decisions to regulate, and even the most liberal judges vote to reject some agency decisions to regulate.
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Long one of the most liberal states in the country, Vermont legalized the use of medical marijuana in 2004 and recently decriminalized possession of a small amount.
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Indeed, Mr. Murphy, one of the most liberal candidates to win in an increasingly Democratic state, represents a significant shift for New Jersey as he succeeds Gov.
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" As late as 1970, a New York magazine article began: "In this most liberal of cities, a woman has no legally guaranteed right to enter a restaurant.
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Among elected officials, the main opposition came from Vincent C. Gray, then the mayor, and the most liberal council members, who favored spending increases over tax cuts.
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At the time, the Province was arguably the most liberal and democratic society in the world welcoming European immigrants of multiple ethnicities and religions by the boatloads.
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Amazon currently has the most liberal policy and reputation for allowing theatrical releases, even allowing films to premiere in theaters before heading to its service, sources said.
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Germany already has one of the most liberal immigration systems, making it the second-most popular country for immigrants after the United States, according to the OECD.
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Here, for instance, is the image of God revealed by the most liberal participants in the study on the left, and the most conservative one on the right.
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Though there's the perception that Whitmer is a centrist Democrat, she was among the most liberal lawmakers during her time at the Michigan Senate and House of Representatives.
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Washington is one of America's most liberal states and polling shows a record-high 45% of Americans say climate change is a serious problem and supports immediate action.
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But — hey — at least they existed, at a time when even our most liberal leaders (like your lovable Joe Biden) refused to recognize gay love as equal love.
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While Harris has established one of the most liberal voting records as a senator, she'll likely continue to face critiques about her prosecutorial record as her campaign continues.
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Since the Eisenhower presidency, the most liberal justices have been Republican appointees, including Chief Justice Earl Warren, Justice William Brenan, Justice Harry Blackmun and Justice John Paul Stevens.
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Jayapal's Seattle-area district is the most liberal in the Pacific Northwest, meaning any sort of serious challenge she'd face for reelection would likely come from the left.
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The tax is so odious that, even in these divisive times, many of the most liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans have found common ground in fiercely opposing it.
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While the 9th Circuit is widely considered among the most liberal federal appeals courts, Trump has appointed six of its judges and won Senate confirmation for a seventh.
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The only two dissenters then were the court's most liberal members, Justices Thurgood Marshall and William Brennan, who argued for a more generous view of the required accommodation.
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Elizabeth Warren was destined to fall behind Sanders in Iowa, she'll get another chance to wrestle for the soul of the party's most liberal activists in New Hampshire.
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But it's also an alarming reminder that in this most liberal, progressive and peaceful corner of Europe, those in charge now fear an era of gloom could return.
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The other major candidate – Labor Secretary Tom Perez – is a well-known lawyer and long time D.C. operator who was assessed as President Obama's most liberal cabinet member.
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He said that in Texas, he is often seen as the most liberal among friends and business colleagues, part of why he felt unfairly targeted during the debate.
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And the four most liberal justices may want to take it just so they can extend Roe's viability for a few more months before its seemingly inevitable demise.
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It's the type of show that is easy to lob criticism at for its portrayal of profoundly unhappy yet successful people in one of America's most liberal cities.
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Even the most conservative Democrats are well to the left of the most liberal Republicans, and O'Rourke is quite a bit more liberal than the most conservative Democrats.
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Students, faculty and alumni of elite universities are among the most liberal people in American society and yet, many of my classmates continue to stand behind indefensible admissions practices.
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This would exacerbate the existing dynamic where the most liberal and conservative politicians are already attracting far more Facebook followers than moderates, as documented in a 2017 Pew study.
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Warren's pattern of support seems to be following a traditional track in the sense that the most liberal candidates tend to get their highest support among white collar voters.
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Most Liberal Democrat and Labour voters said they would accept free movement if that was necessary to secure free trade, while those who backed the UK Independence Party disagreed.
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He puzzled over the fact that the world's most liberal society practised slavery, though, like most liberals, he comforted himself with the thought that it was sure to wither.
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To be sure, most liberal and left-wing British and American Jews are critical of Israel for a variety of reasons, chiefly because of its policy toward the Palestinians.
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Make no mistake: Sanders knows that by not calling for Trump to be impeached, he is going against the wishes of the most liberal Democrats who comprise his base.
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The Czech Republic, Estonia and Latvia all lived under the hammer-and-sickle but are now very secular places, showing attitudes similar to the most liberal parts of Scandinavia.
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The fact Trump was able to claim victory there is perhaps the best proof of his ability to find support throughout the country, including in its most liberal enclaves.
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Even a justice like John Paul Stevens — a moderate when he was nominated by President Gerald Ford — had become the court's most liberal justice when he retired in 2010.
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She'd be the most liberal vice presidential nominee in decades; her selection could help convince progressives that this Clinton administration won't pivot to the center and leave progressives behind.
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While the Democratic platform included the party's most liberal stance on immigration to date, some Latinos expressed dismay that Clinton did not pick a Latino as her running mate.
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There were no Republican good guys in my household growing up, and I don't remember any Republicans when I attended one of the most liberal colleges in the nation.
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LAST June, the Supreme Court capped its most liberal term in decades by backing a right to same-sex marriage and rescuing Obamacare from a second near-death experience.
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Because it deals with the most divisive issues, from abortion to gun rights to immigration to prison reform, Judiciary attracts the most conservative Republicans and the most liberal Democrats.
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Wyden, one of the Senate intelligence committee's most liberal members, lit into Sessions more than one hour into the hearing -- prying into why Comey believed Sessions had been compromised.
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Yugoslavia was the most liberal of Socialist republics, and an easier place to be an independent artist or architect than the Soviet Union, Romania, Albania or even East Germany.
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The conservative families she talks to about climate change, for example, live just outside of Houston, which is one of the most liberal pockets of an increasingly purple state.
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In the last couple of Democratic primaries, these voters started out favoring candidates who they thought would be most likely to win, not those who were the most liberal.
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Members like Espaillat and Jayapal (who has the most liberal DW-NOMINATE score in the House) don't crack our top 25 because they represent districts that are so blue.
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Philip D. Murphy's Democratic tenure have seen an abrupt ideological makeover as New Jersey lurches to the left, joining the ranks of the most liberal states in the nation.
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Blackletter, which looks like it belongs on a newspaper masthead, was seen as the most conservative font, while Sunrise, a cartoonish-looking script, was seen as the most liberal.
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"It's easier to compete against workers being paid $16 an hour than $4," said Jared Bernstein, who was considered the most liberal member of President Barack Obama's economic team.
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"Kentucky's not the most liberal part of the country, but he's like a man possessed when it comes to covering his commonwealth's families," Mr. Obama said of Mr. Beshear.
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The first primary provides an enormous advantage to the candidates from the most liberal states in the country — candidates who have never had to face serious general election opposition.
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When he entered the presidential race in 2007, Mr. Obama had amassed a voting record that was ranked by National Journal as the most liberal in the United States Senate.
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In a party animated by debate over economic, social and health care policy, he'd also be wise to spend time on the issues that most liberal voters care about most.
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Ocasio-Cortez is a Latina from one of the country's most liberal districts, a democratic socialist who beat back the establishment with promises of Medicare for All and abolishing ICE.
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Gdansk, cradle of the Solidarity trade union that toppled communist rule and now one of Poland's most liberal cities, has been the focus of tensions over remembrance in the past.
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Market reaction thus far, such as in the pharma sector, has shown that they are expecting Clinton to jettison her most liberal campaign rhetoric and govern more as a moderate.
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I think the most interesting matchup in that group for Warren is Sanders, who she is directly competing with for the votes of the most liberal elements of the party.
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This provision only serves any practical purpose if you worry that the District of Columbia—one of the most liberal precincts in the country—will waive pre-existing conditions protections.
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Bernie Sanders is, in many ways, a traditional liberal Democrat; his issue positions and voting record during both his House and Senate careers look like those of most liberal Democrats.
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The "It" girl, Ksenia Sobchak, and a veteran economist Grigory Yavlinsky — the two most liberal of the candidates running against Putin — collectively won less votes than the margin of error.
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California, arguably the most liberal state in the country, currently has the nation's highest base sales tax rate (28500 percent) and the highest top marginal income tax rate (6900 percent).
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An outspoken supporter of Bernie Sanders at the last US election, Mike is potentially music's most liberal spokesman, with inspiring views on everything from US voter reform to police brutality.
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The two senators are among the most liberal in Congress and have fervent supporters, but some Democrats fear that putting them on a presidential ticket would turn off moderate voters.
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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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Mr. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence helped reinforce that idea in front of a stadium crowd as they took jabs at 2020 Democrats and the party's most liberal factions.
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McSally aired early attack ads against Kelly on TV this year trying to tag him as a partisan Democrat and tie him to the most liberal elements of the party.
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Sanders, the most liberal candidate in the field, concerns some voters who worry he will frighten independents and moderates who helped Democrats reclaim control of Congress in the midterm elections.
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What's the point: The leading Democratic presidential candidates who have either declared or have formed an exploratory committee are among the most liberal in the caucus in recent years. Sens.
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"Anti-Trump Democrat Doug Jones puts the interests of the most liberal and socialist members of his party ahead of his constituents," said NRSC spokesman Nathan Brand in a statement.
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Throughout the course of the Virginia campaign, Northam was never beholden to the Democratic Party's loudest, most liberal voices, as evidenced by his shift on sanctuary cities just last week.
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Reinhardt, who was known as a "liberal lion" in the country's most liberal appellate court, said that it should never be used as a factor in paying a woman less.
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But whether that injunction will be upheld will be decided soon by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, by reputation one of the most liberal appellate courts in the nation.
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In this race, there are lots of other candidates to fall in love -- or even like -- with, like Warren, who has begun to erode Sanders' strength among the most liberal Democrats.
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As LGBT groups mourn the killings of 49 people at a gay Orlando nightclub, many are reflecting on a culture of discrimination, even at some of the nation's most liberal institutions.
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Oklahoma, one of the reddest and most conservative states in the U.S., voted Tuesday to legalize marijuana for medical purposes, adopting some of the most liberal weed laws in the union.
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"Under the most liberal President we have had so far, poverty in America is worse, especially for our fellow citizens who are promised better and who need it most," Ryan said.
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"We just ran a 254-county campaign in Texas — showed up in the most conservative, the most liberal, the smallest towns, the biggest of cities with this same message," O'Rourke said.
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One might imagine that background—successfully stopping a planned surveillance programme in one of America's most liberal cities—would augur an oppositional relationship between the privacy commission and the police department.
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A total of seven senators and 137 members of the House fell in the ideological middle ground with voting records somewhere between the most conservative Democrat and the most liberal Republican.
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Republican lawmakers are eyeing a new push to break up the California-based federal court of appeals, which is widely considered one of the most liberal courts in the country. Sen.
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Judge Watford, an African-American, could be the most liberal of the nominees, and did not get the kind of universal support that Judge Srinivasan did during his previous confirmation battle.
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"As with most liberal solutions to a problem, giving special assistance to minority students is a band-aid solution to a deep problem," Ms. Jackson wrote in The Review in 1998.
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The Eagles' owner, Jeffrey Lurie, is considered one of the most liberal in the league, and he is sympathetic to what Mr. Jenkins and other players have been trying to achieve.
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The decision in Boston represents a backsliding on gay and transgender rights in one of the most liberal cities in the country, and it appeared to take many there by surprise.
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Jeddah, Saudi Arabia's most liberal city, is a major seaport and gate to the holy city of Mecca, so people from all over the world have passed through Jeddah for centuries.
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In the coming days she may again have to step in to pass an immigration and border security deal that is likely to anger the most liberal wing of the House.
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In fact, Pew Research ranked San Francisco as the most liberal city in the nation, with LA coming at No. 18 on the list, behind cities like Chicago and New Orleans.
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But Mr. Shumlin said he was optimistic because "you have the most conservative Republican governors and the most liberal Democratic governors agreeing" on the urgent need for action to combat the epidemic.
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The Philippines enjoys one of the most liberal media environments in Asia, but violence against journalists is common and probes into killings are often inconclusive or hamstrung by lack of witness testimony.
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A significant number of progressives are very, very excited by the unexpected support for Bernie Sanders, and are shocked and horrified to find many — I think most — liberal policy wonks rather skeptical.
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" The official said Congress failed to pass immigration overhauls in the past because lawmakers considered legislation that was too big in scope and only represented "the most liberal sections of both parties.
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"You can be the most liberal or conservative, but [Twain's] style of loving America is like a secret weapon to use in schools because everybody loves him," Kilmer told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Meanwhile, an analysis by the left-wing magazine In These Times found that MSNBC, nominally the most liberal of the cable networks, had been more negative on Sanders than many other candidates.
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"Michael Grimm was one of the most liberal Republicans in Congress and didn't even vote for President Trump, while Dan Donovan has voted with the president 90% of the time," she said.
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The anti-Trump tsunami voters supported the most liberal, moderate and conservative Democrats alike to fulfill their desire to resist and oppose the Trump presidency and defeat Trump Republicans who support it.
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Justice Sotomayor's votes in criminal cases also make her one of the most liberal justices since 1937, while Justice Alito is among the most conservative, to the right of even Justice Thomas.
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Still, Sanders is the single most liberal member of the Senate, according to GovTrack, and old-timers remember what happened to Barry Goldwater on the right and George McGovern on the left.
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Yet here's our dirty little secret: Some of our most liberal bastions in America rely on a system of inherited privilege that benefits rich whites at the expense of almost everyone else.
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States have the power to potentially blunt the damage if they choose to enact their own mandate penalties, but even officials in the most liberal states could face a bruising political battle.
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The survey suggests that Biden's support remains resilient, even after a series of campaign-trail stumbles, while Sanders and Warren are still jockeying for the support of the party's most liberal voters.
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Plus, being an African-American two-term governor of one of the most liberal states in the country isn't a bad place to start from in the modern Democratic presidential primary electorate.
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She's looked lost -- caught between trying to appeal to the most liberal wing of the party and preserving some centrist qualities that she believed would keep her viable in a general election.
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Interestingly, Poland and Hungary, where in 1989 the most liberal elites in the region led the transition to democracy from totalitarianism, now lead the pack of "illiberal democracies" within the European Union.
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Because California is the most liberal state in the nation, and the existence of a high-tax, high-service state that nonetheless has a great economy is an affront to their principles.
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And while Warren's cooperation with Senate Republicans this year isn't likely to transform her reputation as one of the most liberal members of Congress, it has been a striking change of pace.
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Merkley is also one of the most liberal members of Congress, and he comes from a heavily white state that is overwhelmingly likely to vote for Sanders in its May 17 primary.
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A 2007 look at Judicial Common Space scores by political scientists Lee Epstein, Andrew Martin, Jeffrey Segal, and Chad Westerland found that the Ninth Circuit was among the most liberal appellate courts.
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Everyone will probably forget Wednesday night's debate, but the candidates who did best were generally the most liberal — Elizabeth Warren, Julián Castro, Cory Booker — and perhaps will compete with Sanders for support.
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But the most important switch in recent decades was the appointment of Justice Clarence Thomas, the most conservative member of the court in modern times, to replace Justice Thurgood Marshall, the most liberal.
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And in Manhattan, perhaps the country's most liberal city, it's not uncommon to see lines form outside the Chick-fil-A locations, oftentimes needing an employee to help corral chicken-sandwich-loving customers.
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To tell it straight, Football Manager is a 'cult' success in a very modern sense, boasting an audience so large that it can only be described as such in the most liberal definition.
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Civil rights advocates said the Monday night incident at Boston's historic ballpark illustrated simmering racism that is pervasive in a city that considers itself one of the most liberal in the United States.
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Biden's climate plan, though proposing a carbon-neutral economy by 2050, maintains a possible role for nuclear power and capturing the carbon from coal-generated electricity, ideas anathema to the most liberal environmentalists.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez & Amazon -- New York Representative Is Right About Amazon's Corporate Welfare Amazon's HQ2 stunt accomplished the rare feat of uniting one of Congress' most liberal Democrats and the conservative National Review.
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In 2004, for instance, the average John Kerry voter in Oregon was the most liberal of any state in the country — higher than in Vermont or the District of Columbia, according to Silver.
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For Brennan, this is not a problem: His faith in an epistocracy is firm, and let the chips fall where they may, even if the wise turn out to be the most liberal.
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For Warren to know all this and still support Carson looked like a betrayal—something you'd expect from a Trump-country Democrat rather than one from the most liberal state in the country.
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University of Texas at Austin, Justice Kennedy has delivered an opinion that might as well have been written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the court's most liberal justice on this set of issues.
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His voting record, one of the most liberal in the Senate, and rather wearing recent grandstanding against Trump nominees in the Senate Judiciary Committee, might be viewed as an effort to placate them.
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They are two of the most liberal candidates in the Democratic field, their home states border one another, and they are neck and neck in most major national and early voting state polls.
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Eight years ago, voters in the shadow of the financial crisis elected the nation's first black president, one with the most liberal policy platform since the administration of Lyndon Johnson in the 1960s.
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Even in his moment of triumph, however, Mr. Biden made little headway with the youngest and most liberal primary voters, who remained steadfastly behind Mr. Sanders even as his national prospects have dimmed.
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If Mr. Gillum builds a broad-enough coalition across Florida's disparate regions, he'll become not just the first black governor in state history but also arguably the most liberal governor in the nation.
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He continued to steamroll his way through the country by picking up victories in seven out of the 11 states, everywhere from the deep south to the most liberal pockets of the northeast.
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Throughout her career, including when she served as mayor of San Francisco, Ms. Feinstein has been more of a centrist and has struggled for support in the most liberal wing of the party.
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Bret Stephens Friends and colleagues who knew Roger Ailes better than I did attest that he was a nicer and more considerate man than most liberal obituarists will ever give him credit for.
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But as she learns to love pasta and speak Italian, Essa is also a political symbol, created by the Vatican and one of the most liberal and globally engaged Holy Fathers in generations.
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In a public relations coup, she helped secure an endorsement for the name change from Ruth Bader Ginsburg, one of the Supreme Court's most liberal justices and a longtime friend of Mr. Scalia.
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That's an inherently difficult road forward, because the most liberal Democrats have decided they mostly like the status quo and the most conservative Republicans don't like the idea of creating a government guarantee.
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She has taken advantage of the fact that he is less well known among black voters than she is, even though he has been one of Congress's most liberal members for a quarter-century.
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And, oh, by the way, he noted that he was hired to teach at Harvard Law School by Elena Kagan who is one of the most liberal Supreme Court justices we&aposve ever seen.
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The former vice president also said he doesn't believe "in the way" that other Democratic presidential hopefuls are proposing most liberal policies, including tuition-free college with the cancellation of all student loan debt.
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It created the most liberal market in corporate control in the world; sucked in more immigrants in 2350 years than it has in a thousand; and, in London, created the world's most global city.
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It worked then and again in 1996 as part of the overall triangulation strategy that attracted moderate voters, brought several Reagan Democrats back home, and did not turn off the party's most liberal base.
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The article goes on to say that the Americans want to roll back some parts of the EU's open-skies treaty, which it claims is the most liberal deal ever agreed to by Washington.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - A surge in gang violence has stirred anti-immigration sentiment before an election in Sweden, putting a far-right party on course for big gains in one of Europe's most liberal countries.
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She is, as David Dayen pointed out today in the New Republic, "clearly too conservative to represent one of the nation's most liberal states," particularly at a time when the party is moving left.
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Read more:The typical starting salaries for graduates of the 30 best colleges, ranked10 colleges that are extremely expensive — but worth every pennyThe 25 most conservative colleges in AmericaThe 25 most liberal colleges in America
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But we're talking about Republicans here, they're greedy bastards and they sliced Democratic Salt Lake City up like a pizza, putting its most liberal parts in the same district as uber-Republican rural Utah.
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For one, they say Capuano is one of the most liberal lawmakers in the Democratic caucus, having been a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus since he first joined Congress nearly 85033 years ago.
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Vermont has a claim on being the most liberal state in the nation – home to Bernie Sanders and Howard Dean and the site of President Obama's largest 2012 victory outside of his native Hawaii.
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A former social worker representing Oakland and Berkeley, perhaps the nation's most liberal congressional district, Mr. Dellums went to Washington in 1971 as a fiercely liberal — some said radical — firebrand protesting the Vietnam War.
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Driving through one of the most liberal neighborhoods in the nation, Mr. Trump passed a mix of chanting protesters and supporters, many ignoring the rain for a chance to cheer — or denounce — the president.
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Lipinski, who inherited a heavily Polish and Irish district with a growing Latino population from his congressman father, said Democrats will pay a price if they drive away all but the most liberal views.
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Democrats face lingering tensions between their most liberal voices such as Warren and the more pragmatic wing, which includes former Vice President Joe Biden and several former governors and mayors who are considering running.
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The most liberal candidates, including Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, focused their speeches on structural injustices, and how a progressive president could use the power of the federal government to improve historically distressed communities.
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And as Portland and King County show, in the most liberal areas of the country, the fight against fossil fuel supply — the mines, wells, railroads, and export terminals — is growing faster than anyone expected.
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Surrounded by blue, Kern County, a sprawling area at the southern end of the state's Central Valley, stands out as a rare bastion of red — a Republican island in the country's most liberal state.
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Rather than take the most liberal track in a crowded Democratic primary, Cunningham advocated to follow the path struck by his fellow new House Democrats who won in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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In 2007 he briefly left the think tank to become a policy aide for the presidential campaign of Rudolph W. Giuliani, the most liberal of the dozen or so Republican candidates in that cycle.
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Why that's the case is a more complicated question, given even the most ardent Democrats in the city's most liberal enclaves see Evers, the superintendent of Wisconsin schools, as a less than exciting candidate.
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Some of the most liberal members of the Hispanic Caucus argue Democrats should use their leverage in December's budget debate to force passage of a DREAM Act that doesn't offer concessions on border security.
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What's fascinating here is that Warner isn't the most liberal guy in the world, and his opinion here seems to be based purely on football, and he's giving a nod to Colin most aren't.
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His embraces some of the most liberal positions among the Democratic contenders, including a single-payer health care system and tuition-free college for some students, echoes of Mr. Sanders though without the resonance.
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But in the most liberal bastions of the country, mayors must also answer to their constituents who want to see path to citizenship for as many as 11 million immigrants living in the United States.
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READ: Muslim girl called 'Isis' in high school yearbook So it is a travesty that we are even discussing a violation of that right in France, one of the freest, most liberal countries on earth.
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Representative Jim McDermott, Democrat of Washington and one of the most liberal members of the House, announced Monday that he would retire at the end of the year, ending a tumultuous 14-term congressional career.
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That Romero chose that week to goosestep his way around a cage in the most liberal, multicultural, Jewish city in the country couldn't have looked great in the eyes of an already suspicious athletic commission.
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Speaking to business leaders at an industrial conference in Berlin, Altmaier said: "Germany will remain the most open and most liberal country when it comes to mergers", but the government was considering stricter takeover rules.
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In a first for Asia, Taiwan's Constitutional Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage on Wednesday, punctuating a years-long campaign by advocates for LGBTQ rights in one of the continent's most liberal democracies.
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The campaign is forcing voters in Washington, one of the nation's most liberal states, to confront the fact that their state bans race-conscious diversity programs while more conservative states in the South do not.
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The effort is paying dividends, winning over even the most liberal Trump critics in the caucus while dissuading new acolytes to the impeachment effort, which has struggled to find a foothold in the new Congress.
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Likewise, Mr. Abrams attacks the New England professoriate for being too liberal, without acknowledging that New England states are, as a whole, the most liberal in the United States, according to a recent Pew study.
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Democrats running for all national offices in 2020, from the most liberal liberal to the most centrist centrist, can and in most cases will run as the candidates most capable of protecting our national security.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama cannot select the most liberal possible candidate for the U.S. Supreme Court and should seek a "consensus" pick who could attract Republican support, Vice President Joe Biden said on Thursday.
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The most liberal members in Congress are demanding that domestic programs get just as much money as the military does — a break from the norm in Congress, which typically approves higher spending caps for defense.
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But Mayor Andrew Gillum of Tallahassee, who would be Florida's first black governor, has positioned himself as the most liberal candidate in the race and has come on strong at the end of the primary.
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An appearance from Newsom will test whether a governor from the most liberal state has the appeal in the Midwest to revive her struggling campaign, which still doesn't have a TV ad up in Iowa.
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The FPA does not give FERC explicit environmental authorities, and even its most liberal member doubts whether the law can be read to allow FERC to institute a price on carbon or other emissions regulations.
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Then there are his successors-in-waiting, James Murdoch, said to be the most liberal-leaning of the three, and Lachlan Murdoch, said to be somewhere in between them, according to those who know them.
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And where many Democratic candidates and leading figures within the party once had little reason to engage with the most liberal candidate in the field, they now all have incentives to contrast themselves with Sanders.
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The latter position is held by certain activists and philosophers, but even the most liberal politician hesitates to defend abortion rights so baldly, which is how you get the mysticism of life's first breath instead.
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Why some conservatives see Pope Francis as a threat Five years after he was elected to the papacy, Pope Francis is firmly among the most liberal, global and politically relevant Holy Fathers in modern history.
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After one of the most liberal periods in Justice Department history, Mr. Sessions is expected to execute an about-face on the Obama administration's policies of immigration, criminal justice and — many critics fear — civil rights.
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Polls routinely find Warren leading the field among white people and the most liberal voters, and questions remain about whether she'll be able to cut enough into Biden's lead with black voters to catch him.
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Hall, who has donated millions to Democrats since the 1980s, told the Times that he is seen as the most liberal among his wealthy friends and business colleagues, and felt unfairly targeted during the debate.
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WASHINGTON — She is a female trailblazer in a Senate where women remain a minority, a formal and wealthy institutionalist from one of the nation's most liberal states whose partisanship is at times eclipsed by propriety.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden headed for a hung parliament after an election on Sunday that saw support for the nationalist Sweden Democrats surge, as one of Europe's most liberal nations turned right amid fears over immigration.
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Gillibrand was initially a moderate Democrat representing an upstate district in the House of Representatives, then almost immediately established herself as one of the most liberal members in the Senate after arriving there in 2009.
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" She said Ossoff doesn't want voters to "know that he is a liberal Democrat and he's supported by the most liberal elements of the Democratic Party," adding that he "rarely mentions that he's a Democrat.
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The prospect of a Straight Pride Parade on the streets of one of America's most liberal cities was greeted with a mix of outrage and mockery by many when it was announced earlier this month.
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New York may be home to the Statue of Liberty and some of the country's most liberal political agendas, but up until now child marriages were still legal in the state, as in 27 others.
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West Virginia is one of the most conservative states in the country — so why did its voters support Bernie Sanders, who routinely ranks among the most liberal senators, by a margin of 220 to 22008?
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So rather than making a case against young children being separated from their parents, the Democrats have moved the debate to the existence of a border patrol agency, basically because that animates their most liberal voters.
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The Ninth Circuit has a reputation as one of the most liberal in the nation, to the point where some Republican lawmakers have even pushed to split it up in an effort to limit its impact.
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I was going to the most liberal part of America, carrying with me a deep love of freedom, born from the painful history of a country where censorship used to be a powerful tool for oppression.
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Although Thailand is one of the most liberal countries in Asia, sex education focuses on basic biology and anatomy, leaving many unclear about the risks, said the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), which promotes reproductive rights.
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Oregon also held a closed primary but Clinton's campaign had anticipated a loss in the Beaver State, which is among the country's most liberal states and also home to one of Sanders' biggest rallies, in Portland.
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" He then attacked Casey as "one of the most liberal senators in Washington [who is] leading the Resistance and obstruction to President Trump&aposs agenda... He no longer represents the values of people here in Pennsylvania.
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It's invisible primary season—the time when candidates begin launching book tours, jockeying for endorsements, and locking down political strategists—and the mayors of some of America's most liberal cities have begun making pilgrimages to Iowa.
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Collins is often rated the most liberal Republican senator—she is pro-choice, pro-environment, and pro-gun control—and has condemned Trump as her party's nominee, making her an unconventional but compelling choice for Clinton.
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Stephen K. Bannon, who maintains a precarious hold over the nativist wing of the Trump White House, honed his skills in the art of conservative persuasion in the most liberal precinct of the American imagination, Hollywood.
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The Vermont senator's position stands in contrast to a wide range of his colleagues in the upper chamber, even some of the most liberal, who supported the bill to reform the 1976 Toxic Substances Control Act.
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The Economist's audience, for instance, codes it as one of the most liberal publications in Flaxman's sample — more liberal even than Daily Kos, which is a site devoted to making the case for American political liberalism.
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The measure has also exposed a rift among immigrant advocacy groups, with some of the most liberal organizations actively calling on lawmakers to oppose it and others privately saying the aid, however imperfect, is desperately needed.
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Days before the French fury boiled over in November, voters in one of most liberal American states, Washington, once again rejected a plan to tax emissions of carbon dioxide in the name of fighting climate change.
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He found an unlikely ally in Mr. Khanna, a progressive Democrat and former official in the Obama administration, who represents California's 17th District, one of the richest, fastest-growing and most liberal districts in the country.
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Democrats are coming to grips with that question at a time when their party has lurched in its most liberal direction ever, and at a time when the #MeToo movement has empowered women like never before.
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The Court's opinion was written by William Brennan, Jr., an observant Catholic who had been appointed a year earlier by President Dwight Eisenhower, and who became one of the most liberal Justices on the Warren Court.
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They are both competing for the same chunk of most liberal voters in the party, and it's hard to see either one of them winding up as the nominee without knocking down (or off) the other.
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The most recent USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times survey had respondents rate their own ideological identity on a scale of 28503 (most liberal) to 22019 (most conservative) and their perception of the identity of the candidates.
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But with Democrats needing to define themselves in what will likely be a crowded field, the most liberal candidates are making an issue of wealth even though some of these billionaires have liberal policy views themselves.
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WASHINGTON — It took less than 48 hours into the new Congress for some of the most liberal freshmen of the now Democratic-controlled House to upend Capitol Hill — and they see no reason to slow down.
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The three met with Barr on Wednesday and Murphy, the most liberal of the three, said he "can understand" why Barr is talking to Republicans, then bringing their opinions back to Trump before making a move.
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In passing its resolution, which was announced by West Hollywood Mayor John Duran, the council said the man honored by the star does not reflect the values of West Hollywood, one of the country's most liberal corners.
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San Francisco owns the #2 overall pick and has heavy interest in a pass rusher ... but it's also one of the most liberal cities in the country ... with the team famously birthing anthem-kneeling protests in 2016.
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Merkel has been one of the most liberal-minded politicians when it comes to dealing with the migrant crisis in Europe, effectively opening Germany's borders to allow hundreds of thousands of migrants in to the country 2015.
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The letter strikes at one of the central tensions regarding Democrats on the Banking Committee, as the panel contains some of the most liberal members of the chamber, as well as some of its most moderate. Sen.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Isle of Man is set to decriminalize abortion in a dramatic reform which will give the tiny island in the middle of the Irish Sea some of Europe's most liberal abortion laws.
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To win in November, Democrats need to stop pushing far-left policies to the forefront of their messaging, such as Medicare-for-all or a jobs guarantee, as these proposals alienate all but the most liberal voters.
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"Having the most liberal member of the U.S. Senate from Massachusetts run in the Democrat primary and be the Democrat nominee would not make me unhappy," said Chip Saltsman, a GOP strategist who managed former Arkansas Gov.
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It was hard to suppress a smile when the most hard line Republican was suddenly in favor of nationalizing a policy they supported or when the most liberal Democrat openly embraced leaving a matter to the states.
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Based on these latest polls, Clinton's biggest weaknesses are among male voters, (where Sanders has an almost 2-1 edge), and the most liberal Democratic Party voters who strongly identify with Sanders' socialist/anti-big business message.
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But research suggests it's not the most liberal: One study based on law clerk political donations found that clerks in the First Circuit, based in Boston, and the Second Circuit, in New York City, were more liberal.
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Mr. Ryan, a former football player from the Youngstown area, is in stark contrast with Ms. Pelosi, an affluent scion of a Baltimore political family long ensconced in San Francisco, one of the country's most liberal bastions.
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If Obama successfully appoints a nominee to the left of Justice Breyer, these most recent Martin and Quinn scores suggest Breyer would become the most liberal median of the Court since 1937 (when the data set begins).
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On the far right, you can see the shift the court is about to make: We can see an equally big swing in the other direction, if we highlighted the next-most liberal judge in each term.
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Indonesia, in Southeast Asia, for example, practices one of the most liberal forms of Islam in the world, while simultaneously having a secular government and Constitution, with full rights for Christians, Hindus, Buddhists and other religious minorities.
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One of the most liberal members of Congress during his tenure, Kucinich tried to have the House debate impeaching then-Vice President Dick Cheney several times and introduced a resolution to impeach then-President George W. Bush.
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A Confederate statue erected in 1913 on the campus of the oldest public university in America and long the most liberal institution in the South, Silent Sam's construction was bankrolled by the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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The graphic details of the women's stories seemed even more stark considering the enlightened-man elements of his biography and his standing on the Upper West Side, the city's traditional bastion of its most liberal-minded voters.
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Republicans argued that Democrats were merely impeaching the president because they abhorred his unorthodox style and his conservative policies, citing years' worth of strident cries from the most liberal members of their party championing Mr. Trump's removal.
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California may be one of the most liberal states in the nation — its politics have shifted substantially in recent decades amid sweeping demographic changes — but paradoxes abound, especially when it comes to police matters and criminal justice.
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The San Francisco-based court has a reputation as one of the most liberal in the nation to the point where some Republican lawmakers have even pushed to split it up in an effort to limit its impact.
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It was far from the resounding victory of four years ago, but Bernie Sanders rode a coalition of the youngest and most liberal voters in New Hampshire to first place in the splintered Democratic presidential primary on Tuesday.
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As a result, Mr. Sanders, the most liberal candidate in the race, is now well positioned for a long primary race, especially if major donors heed Mr. Bloomberg's overtures and embrace him over other moderates in the race.
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She says Cuomo, 60, the son of a former governor, is out of touch with the party's diverse ranks, and too aligned with conservative Republicans and moneyed corporations to be running one of the country's most liberal states.
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New York has long had one of the most liberal policies in the country regarding prison packages and visits, said Elizabeth Gaynes, president of the Osborne Association, a nonprofit that provides services to incarcerated people and their families.
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New Jersey also pursued one of the country's most liberal expungement programs by offering a clean slate for those who had been convicted of possessing up to five pounds of marijuana, an amount higher than any other state.
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Despite the fact that the Open's qualifying event features the most liberal coaching rules in the sport, Glushko was still warned by the chair umpire in the first set of the Potopova match for over-communicating with Shlomo.
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Cohen's potential testimony before Congress will come after some of the Democrats' most liberal members have already called for impeachment proceedings against Trump, though party leaders have said Mueller should be able to first wrap up his investigation.
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Not mentioned: The African American Senate candidate from Illinois who would go on to amass one of the most liberal voting records in the Senate and launch his national political career with a speech at an anti-war rally.
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William Brennan, who despite being picked by Dwight Eisenhower was perhaps the single most liberal justice in the history of the Supreme Court, was retiring, and George H.W. Bush had an opportunity to replace him with a reliable conservative.
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In the last few days, her comments about how "white people need to listen better" and her capitulation to a groundbreaking anti-death penalty plank in the party platform will be popular among the most liberal voters and minorities.
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Most liberal: Sonia Sotomayor (-0.521) Ruth Bader Ginsburg (-0.518) Elena Kagan (-0.302) Stephen Breyer (-0.280) John Roberts (0.089) Samuel Alito (0.317) Neil Gorsuch (0.486) Brett Kavanaugh (0.693) Clarence Thomas (0.725) Go deeper: 2019's Supreme Court cases to watch
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And it&aposs important to point out that this grand jury was impaneled in Washington, D.C. Let&aposs see, one of the most liberal cities in America where over 90 percent of the people there voted for Hillary Clinton.
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In September, I traveled the length of the Golden State, stopping at conservative outpost after conservative outpost, to try to understand how one of the most liberal states in the union had become the intellectual engine of contemporary conservatism.
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Not every contest will feature a progressive populist in the Sanders mold, but in every Democratic primary one person will be the most liberal, and in every general election, the Democrat will be to the left of the Republican.
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Arizona Republicans are tired of being covered by one of the most liberal courts of appeals in the nation, and now they want a court they hope will more accurately reflect the conservative attitudes of the Mountain West. Rep.
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The water bill, introduced by Senators Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, and James M. Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma, is a rare sign of agreement between one of the most liberal and one of the most conservative members of Congress.
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In the end, I felt it was important to tell the story I could tell about segregation in this most liberal of cities, through the eyes of a journalist and a parent who is trying to navigate complicated waters.
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Republicans, proponents of free trade for decades, have found their base this year expanding to include anti-trade voters from poor and working-class areas who have joined forces, if not voting habits, with the Democrats' most liberal voters.
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Ghana may have one of the most liberal abortion laws in Africa, but access is still restricted: Terminations are only allowed in cases of rape, incest, fetal abnormality, or if the woman's mental or physical health is at risk.
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Trumpy Bear is the George W. Bush bobblehead of the 2010s: the kind of thing people will present to their most liberal friends as a troll, or bring to an office gift swap just to see how everybody reacts.
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With so much still unclear in the race, what happens in the country's most populous — and arguably most liberal — state will play a key role in who becomes the nominee and ultimately shape the fate of the Democratic Party.
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Some of the most prominent among them are also the most worldly and, almost certainly, the most liberal in their politics, and they understand that encounters with police are the great leveler for the multimillionaire black athletes they coach.
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In 2015, the Washington Post even drafted a collection of his most liberal statements, which included reconciliation with homosexuality, calling out corporate greed, championing globalization, forgiveness for abortion, streamlining of the marriage annulment process and acknowledgment of climate change.
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Vermont was once the most Republican state in the country and is now among the most liberal, thanks in part to an influx starting in the 1960s that included people like Mr. Sanders, although local politics had already started trending Democratic.
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Journalists held a demonstration on Friday to defend press freedom while media and human rights groups have expressed alarm over what they say is government-led bullying in a country reputed for having one of Asia's most liberal media environments.
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It seems the president faces an uphill battle in both tribunals: the Ninth Circuit is commonly described as the most liberal in America; and with six recent Barack Obama appointees, the Fourth Circuit is no longer a bastion of conservatism.
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But Clinton aides are confident that the same reason Republicans are disaffected -- Trump atop the ticket -- will be the same reason that most liberal Democrats will overlook issues they have with Clinton and not vote for a third party option.
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" It's an odd betrayal that the show's most liberal activist character is being used as a mouthpiece for the writers to communicate, "Our hands are completely tied, and there's certainly no way whatsoever to make our modern racial caricature less offensive.
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The disclosures made by Edward Snowden in 2013 about the mass collection of data by American and other intelligence agencies showed that the temptation to hoover up digital information can be hard to resist for even the most liberal countries.
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Jozef De Kesel, the Archbishop of Mechelen-Brussels in Belgium, which has the world's most liberal assisted-dying laws, suggested in January that the country's church-run hospitals should be allowed to opt out of helping patients end their lives.
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Other potential contenders are staking out their lanes, competing to be the most liberal contender or the biggest champion of civil rights, the boldest consumer advocate or the best able to communicate with rural and exurban voters in Midwestern states.
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So it is no surprise, with just over four weeks remaining, in a race for the US Senate with national implications, that the Democratic Party and the country's most liberal newspaper would come up with a fabrication of this kind.
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Americans across the political spectrum, from the most conservative to the most liberal, are united in their passion for bringing an end to modern slavery that victimizes millions of children and adults every day, in every country, including our own.
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Some of the most liberal impeachment backers said they're confident Mueller's appearance will build support for the effort, particularly after lawmakers return home this week for the long August recess and hear the voters' reaction to the former FBI director's testimony.
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The Democrats have some of their most liberal members on the committee, too, and some of their brightest stars—from Zoe Lofgren to Ted Deutch to Karen Bass and Caucus Chair Hakeem Jeffries, to Eric Swalwell, Ted Lieu, and Jamie Raskin.
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Even some of the most liberal white comedians I knew were doggedly supporting Bernie Sanders, while completely ignoring the steady rise of an obvious fascist movement, flippantly discounting him as a fool who would never make it to the Republican primaries.
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Mr. Koch might even enjoy an impish pleasure in taking up so much psychic space in the heart of one of the most liberal cities on earth, but it is doubtful that he believes that he will win New Yorkers over.
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On the far right, you can see the shift the Court is about to make, from Kennedy to Roberts: We can see an equally big swing in the other direction, if we highlighted the next-most liberal judge in each term.
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She is campaigning on policies embraced by the most liberal wing of the Democratic Party - universal healthcare, free college tuition, robust public housing - that are popular in a district that has not elected a Republican to the House since 1962.
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Chait bolstered his critique of those arguing for full-throated support of the most liberal policies by citing the success of moderates and the defeat of more radical candidates in flipping seats from Republican to Democrat in the 231 congressional elections.
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Even Gavin Newsom, the most liberal governor in decades, got his start in San Francisco by defeating a Green Party candidate for mayor, the same year Ms. Harris unseated the city's progressive district attorney by running a tough-on-crime campaign.
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Note that the Democrats' most liberal nominee before Clinton was Senator George McGovern in 1972, who had still been a hero bomber pilot in World War II. However, does this mean that these more persuasive candidates were the "wrong" choices?
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"It is no surprise, with just over four weeks remaining, in a race for the U.S. Senate with national implications, that the Democratic Party and the country's most liberal newspaper would come up with a fabrication of this kind," he said.
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They consider the political leanings of people close to them who are uncomfortable with the most liberal presidential contenders, but who hate the chaos of the Trump era and are receptive to the kind of centrist, seasoned candidacy Mr. Biden offers.
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Here are some key stats: New York may be home to the Statue of Liberty and some of the country's most liberal political agendas, but up until now child marriages were still legal in the state, as in 21 others.
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A quick look around even the most liberal cities confirms that misogynistic and homophobic imagery remains prevalent: walls, sidewalks, signs, and other makeshift canvases within urban spaces often boast objectified depictions of women, hyper-masculine portrayals of men, and hateful anti-gay tags.
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Noting that the ZTE measure was backed by some of the chamber's most conservative Republicans, including some who are very close to the White House, as well as its most liberal Democrats, Schumer said he was "heartened" by support for the amendment.
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Schumer under fire Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York, joined five of the most liberal senators Tuesday in voting against Elaine Chao -- Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's wife, and widely viewed as among Trump's best-qualified nominees -- for transportation secretary.
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The three-judge panel of the San Francisco-based court has a reputation as one of the most liberal in the nation -- to the point where some Republican lawmakers have even pushed to split it up in an effort to limit its impact.
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Moreover the Senate just got a new member who is less beholden to the political establishment than most: Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate in 2012 who is also a former governor of Massachusetts, one of the most liberal states in the country.
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Many of the justices regard the Constitution as an elastic document, most prominently on the liberal side, where penumbras from emanations, first spied by one of the most liberal justices in Supreme Court history, William O. Douglas, are used to advance political convictions.
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Sweden and Denmark – for years regarded as two of the most liberal countries in the world and a model for left-leaning proponents of wealth distribution -- are reintroducing border checks in response to an influx of migrants into the European Union (EU).
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In recent debates, Buttigieg has hinted that his campaign is less willing to support the most liberal Democratic policy positions but looks poised to be a viable alternative to the less liberal share of Biden supporters should his campaign continue to trend down.
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Democratic strategists say it's a smart tactic because most of these candidates — with the exception of Rosen — are running in states that Trump overwhelmingly won, and Republicans are doing everything they can to tie them to the most liberal members of their party.
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Scott Inman and Connie Johnson, a former state senator and DSA member -- by far the most liberal of the group -- was cut down to two on Wednesday, when Inman abruptly dropped out and announced plans to resign his current post next year.
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We can see this using a somewhat different metric (a modified Nokken-Poole first dimension estimate averaged over the last three Congresses before candidates' presidential runs) that uses roll call votes, in which 0 is most liberal and 100 is most moderate.
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"He is in one of the most liberal districts in the country with a very high college-educated Democratic primary base that's really invested in fucking with Trump," said Sean McElwee, an activist and the co-founder of progressive group Data for Progress.
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And it seems to answer a question facing Democrats since they took control of the House: How would they balance the expansive demands of their most liberal members with the needs of more pragmatic Democrats elected in seats that were held by Republicans?
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In the early 1960s, a bipartisan coalition of southern Democrats and Republicans who controlled the major committees refused to allow most liberal policies to pass through their gates, especially civil rights laws to end desegregation and ensure the protection of voting rights.
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"It seems like the most liberal college in Ohio is also the most intolerant, the most disgusting, and the most horrific when it comes to diversity of opinion, and that's what we're showing here today," Bennett told The Athens News, a local newspaper.
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Between 2005 to 2011, for instance, the percentage of reported pot use among 18- to 25-year-olds rose from 25 percent to 37 percent in the most liberal states, while it only rose from 25 percent to 26 percent in the most conservative states.
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A decade later, the 20133-year-old claims one of the most liberal records in the US Senate: She cosponsored this year's single-payer health care plan, voted against most of President Trump's cabinet nominees, and set off calls for the resignation of Sen.
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Now comes a man who has had to answer only to voters in the most liberal state in the nation, who has never had the responsibility to actually pull together the disparate center-left coalition that is the Democratic Party to enact concrete legislation.
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In doing so, I came into contact with associates in the Seattle Police Department, which is one of the most efficient agencies in one of America's most liberal cities; who have recently been stymied by the city's voluntary participation with a DOJ Consent Decree.
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Well, I will tell you that I&aposve been very frustrated that a small section of people in Northern California probably one the most liberal portions of America is somehow trying to dictate what the rest of America can consume, who can be the voice.
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Finally, Justice Anthony Kennedy, in an opinion endorsed by all three of the most liberal justices, sent a clear warning to the PC police: The danger of viewpoint discrimination is that the government is attempting to remove certain ideas or perspectives from a broader debate.
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While it's clear the Democratic activist base wants the most liberal possible candidate to take on Donald Trump in 2020, it's less clear whether the broader public will go for a candidate advocating for single payer, or other long-time wish list proposals of liberals.
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Since then, the six-term congressman from Minnesota's most liberal district has taken the talking points he honed over a decade in Washington to family restaurants in Crookston and farms in Holdingford, promising to stop predatory lending practices and fight for the rights of workers.
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McConnell has counseled colleagues that it is smarter to play offense by attacking Democrats for their most liberal proposals, such as providing Medicare for all, instead of playing defense on the GOP's own plan, said a Republican senator familiar with McConnell's advice on the subject.
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That measure would have stopped public employees and Medicaid patients from receiving insurance coverage for abortion, and its defeat — by almost 30 percent — wasn't exactly surprising, given that Oregon is one of the most liberal states in the country when it comes to abortion access.
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She was above 15 percent in only a few California districts, mostly the most liberal and well-educated enclaves: three Bay Area districts (based in San Francisco, Berkeley and Silicon Valley) and two in the Los Angeles area that included West Hollywood and Santa Monica.
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But just as Ms. Pelosi's Democrats were preparing sweeping House hearings into the tech companies' concentration of power, some of her party's leading presidential candidates spent the weekend canvassing Silicon Valley to raise money from one of the nation's wealthiest and most liberal bastions.
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" But, when thinking it through, Kareem says it's important to consider the other options ... "'Roseanne' is a very good show," Abdul-Jabbar wrote in the Hollywood Reporter ... "Ironically, it's one of the most liberal shows on TV, with a clear agenda of tolerance and compassion.
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He was an ardent foe of the Iraq War within weeks of it being declared; he has longstanding connections to the labor movement and the "Fight for $15" minimum wage campaign; he's widely considered Obama's most liberal Cabinet member; union leaders have loved his work.
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But the crisis surrounding New York City's public housing system, outlined in condemning detail in a recent investigation by federal prosecutors, has broad resonance for what it reveals about the dismissive and contemptuous attitudes toward the poor, held even by the most liberal bureaucracies.
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And he joined with five of the most liberal senators to urge the NBA to move its 2017 All-Star Game out of Charlotte, North Carolina, in response to the state's controversial new law that bans anti-discrimination protections for gay and transgender people.
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The Democratic Party is likely to nominate the most liberal candidate ever to carry the party's mantle; even the party's leading moderate contenders, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session Sanders campaign says it raised more than .
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Austin, one of the most liberal cities in the country, is represented by five Republicans and one Democrat in Congress because the redistricting that took place in 2011 carved Austin into six districts that pulled in more conservative voters in the suburbs and exurbs.
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This time, he's leaping onto the third rail of French society and politics, the nation's Byzantine pension system — actually 42 public and private systems that are hell-on-wheels to navigate and give French workers some of the world's most liberal (and expensive) retirement benefits.
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He appeared to assuage Democrats by saying that that waterboarding is "absolutely" illegal and that he did not support barring Muslims from the United States, and even the most liberal senators declined to vigorously confront him on allegations of racism from three decades ago.
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Though rated as one of the most liberal members of the Senate, Ms. Harris speaks less about Wall Street corruption and economic populism than do Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, two fellow senators who are also looking to a 2020 matchup against Mr. Trump.
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The Democrats' most liberal wing has also emerged as its most vocal, and those progressives have pressed hard for party leaders to embrace a long list of policy provisions that would yank the party to the left just as the pivotal 2020 election cycle gets rolling.
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But it's hard to believe — considering what takes place in the first 20 minutes of The Night Of — that anyone would invest in the show who was not already willing to despise what 9/11-evoking patriotism has wrought on one of the world's most liberal cities.
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The petition would ensure votes on four bills to address the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which protected young undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children and President Donald Trump as ended, with the bills ranging from the most liberal to most conservative.
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But the real reasons are obviously far more complex, rooted not just in a willingness among so many people to disregard the issue but in a hostility, sublimated or otherwise, toward the very poor that percolates even in some of the most liberal quarters of the country.
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The bipartisan coalition backing overhaul efforts — which includes some of the most conservative and most liberal members of the House — say that change is necessary to uphold the meaning and substance of Fourth Amendment privacy rights in light of 21st-century communications technology and surveillance powers.
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Frank discussions of these subjects on her program led to protests by clergy and conservative leaders, but they also helped propel a secular tide that has since transformed Ireland into one of Europe's most liberal societies, where popular votes have legalized divorce, gay marriage and abortion.
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Therefore, for Hillary to spin the yarn that Americans don't want women to have jobs flies directly in the face of official government jobs data and evidence from even the most liberal networks that women's unemployment has actually dropped under this administration (along with Hispanic unemployment).
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Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.), one of the Senate's most liberal members.
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"The annual estimate for 2018 is the most liberal ever recorded in the 68-year history of Mood, just slightly higher than the previous high point of 1961," Stimson, now the Raymond Dawson Distinguished Professor of Political Science (Emeritus) at UNC Chapel Hill, wrote recently of his findings.
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If Warren can fight the "who's the most liberal of them all" question to a draw, the female voters who came up in droves to push Democrats back into the House majority in the 2018 midterms might just line up behind her 2020 candidacy, which could be decisive.
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The letter from Warren and Ocasio-Cortez, consumer advocates who are among the most liberal lawmakers in Congress, comes about a month after Sears filed a lawsuit against Lampert, Mnuchin and other past board members, alleging they stole billions from the former titan of the U.S. retail industry.
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Clinton's victories were propelled by African-American voters in southern states like Arkansas, where she and former President Bill Clinton began their political careers — but she also pulled off some surprises, taking Massachusetts, the most liberal state in the country, which borders Bernie Sanders' home state of Vermont.
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Although Portugal boasts one of the world's most liberal policies on drugs and has legal marijuana plantations destined for export, it has trailed several EU countries such as Italy and Germany, as well as Canada and parts of the United States in the last few years on medical marijuana.
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The House passed its version of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, by a 220 to 197 vote, without a single Republican voting in favor of the bill and after some of the most liberal Democrats opposed it as they pushed for a reduction in defense spending.
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The House passed its version of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, by a 220 to 197 vote without a single Republican voting in favor of the bill and after some of the most liberal Democrats opposed it as they pushed for a reduction in defense spending.
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While Jewish voters overall are consistently one of the most liberal groups in the country, nearly two-thirds of ultra-Orthodox Jews say they are politically conservative, while 57 percent of Orthodox Jews identify with or lean towards the Republican party, according to a Pew survey of Jewish Americans.
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That includes the last Democratic president, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE, who was also arguably America's most liberal.
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According to data compiled by Lee Epstein, a law professor and political scientist at Washington University in St. Louis, Justice Kennedy's voting in the term in which Justice Scalia died, ending last year, was the most liberal of any justice in that decisive central position since the mid-1960s.
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Looked at another way, in this Congress, the size of the Progressive Caucus, representing the House's most liberal members, reached historic size — just under 100 of the chamber's 235 Democrats — but the New Democrat Coalition, a more moderate group, also grew to historic levels, to roughly 100 members.
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Music lovers and freedom of speech-defenders across the Arab world were up in arms this week over the Jordanian government's last-minute decision to cancel a concert by Lebanese alternative indie-rock band Mashrou' Leila, raising questions about growing censorship in one of the region's most liberal countries.
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His only experience running against Republicans has been in Vermont, a state ranked third most liberal in the nation and second most Democratic, according to Gallup Democratic primary voters and caucus goers are more liberal than voters in the general election, including the Democratic electorate as a whole.
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Those members — many of them women — are eager to create an impression among constituents that they are essentially customer service representatives for the government, often distancing themselves from their party's most liberal impulses to maintain their hold on the suburban voters who were greatly responsible for their victories.
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The Boise Co-op, for example, a beloved 45-year-old symbol of the North End — generally considered the city's most liberal neighborhood — spent $3.5 million to open a grocery store in Meridian, 10 miles to the west, where conservative politics run deep and California license plates are common.
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Or, as he put it in a 2013 essay in The Times, Even the most liberal parents are unlikely to be comfortable with the idea that their own children should fall down the scale in the name of making room for a smarter kid from a poorer home.
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But just as tech titans accept some censorship and oppression as the price of doing business in China, they accept performative progressivism as the price of having nice campuses in the most liberal state in the union and recruiting their employees from its most elite and liberal schools.
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The favorite to win the nomination, Whitmer, was regarded during her time in office as one of the state's most liberal lawmakers, as Democrats introduced a tuition-free college proposal and she led protests against an ultimately successful Republican plan to pass an anti-union, "right-to-work" law.
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There, in one of the most liberal cities in the country, even highly educated heterosexual women often occupied traditional dating roles: men should be the one to ask for the date and make the follow-up call, she was told, and they should definitely be the ones to propose.
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With Berkeley's reputation as one of the country's most liberal universities, the campus and surrounding areas have become a target for small, militant and shadowy right-wing groups that have clashed in recent months with equally militant and shadowy anarchist groups based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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In California, among the most liberal legislatures in the country, Garcia was among 140 women — including six sitting state legislators — who signed a letter this week calling out a culture of harassment, a letter initiated by a top Visa lobbyist who was the victim of harassment earlier this year.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE, who has received some criticism of late from the party's most liberal wing.
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For now, the proposal would create a big problem for two of the largest and most liberal states: California, where state law requires insurers to cover abortion, and New York, which has long encouraged coverage by including it in its model plan of what insurers have to cover.
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But what it really did was force the most liberal federal court in America and a bevy of advocacy groups to show their cards and give the White House all the information it needed on how to elude the most serious legal and political barriers to this immigration policy going forward.
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In most liberal-minded countries, it is now agreed that outlawing blasphemy, even through mildish and half-forgotten laws, sets a bad example to the states where bans are applied harshly, including the 40 or so which prescribe prison terms and at least five where the penalty can be death.
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The second dimension tries to explain the votes that don't make sense on what we've come to think of as the liberal-conservative dimension, on issues like surveillance or trade or budgets, where the most conservative and most liberal members of both parties find themselves in agreement against the center.
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The DNC has faced a rough last 18 months: From the resignation of Debbie Wasserman-Schultz during the 2016 campaign and Hillary Clinton's loss in the presidential election, to interim chair Donna Brazile's new book and spats between the most liberal wings of the party and current chair Tom Perez.
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Instead of ushering in a new progressive golden age in one of America's most liberal cities, de Blasio's administration is mired in controversy and incompetence—and yet the mayor continues in his hopeless, self-defeating quest to graduate from a bit player to a leading figure on the national stage.
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The measure faced some opposition from the House's most liberal members, particularly Representatives Ro Khanna of California and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, who objected to the inclusion of so-called pay-as-you-go provision, which requires all new spending to be offset by equal cuts or tax increases.
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"On average, a justice would cast around 4 percent more conservative votes in a term in which she hired her most conservative clerks versus a term in which she hired her most liberal clerks," said Maya Sen, a political scientist at Harvard and one of the authors of the study.
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" Bonica's calculations of the ideological positioning of the candidates shows that Trump is "the most extreme conservative," while Bernie Sanders, who "raised 231 percent of his campaign dollars from small donors" in 21990, stands out as the most liberal candidate, "which might mirror what we see in Trump from the left.
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But Barr's campaign smartly went on offense in August, dropping brutal attack ads featuring audio of McGrath claiming: "I am further left, I am more progressive, than anyone in the state of Kentucky," a bold statement given Kentucky's only Democratic congressman, John Yarmuth, is one of the most liberal in Congress.
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In the case of the man who wore the MAGA hat to the bar in one of the most liberal enclaves in the country, his lawyer told a federal judge that MAGAing was part of his religion and that by forbidding him service, the saloon keeper was violating the man's civil rights.
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"After 86 years of one of the most restrictive abortion statutes — allowing abortions only when necessary to preserve the life of the mother — New York suddenly had the most liberal abortion law in the world," wrote Dr. Alan F. Guttmacher, a birth control pioneer who advocated legalizing abortion, in a 1972 report.
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Still, while the Czech Republic recognizes same-sex partnerships and is considered one of the most liberal countries in Europe, it has stumbled on gay rights issues under the populist President Milos Zeman, who has been inconsistent on the issue — tolerant of gay and lesbian people but outspokenly against them becoming parents.
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The 86-year-old liberal icon stood as she made remarks and briefly referenced her health, which has again been the focus of public speculation given her status as the court's senior-most liberal and the potential for President Donald Trump to dramatically shift the court to the right were she to retire.
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But there are some early signs that the rise of Senator Bernie Sanders, by far the most liberal Democratic front-runner since George McGovern in 22020, is causing stress with the party's suburban coalition and especially its core of college-educated white women and older voters, many of whom are politically moderate.
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To clear my head of the weeds in which this case has become entangled, I went back to take a fresh look at the appeals courts' opinions to see why judges across the political spectrum, including some of the judiciary's most liberal and most conservative members, found the religious nonprofits' position so lacking in merit.
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Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, among the most liberal Democrats in the Senate, contends it can, if Democrats follow his lead in appealing to working-class concerns and opposing free trade deals like the North American Free Trade Agreement and the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership, a pact with Asian nations that President Obama supported.
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In Berkeley, famously known as one of the country&aposs most liberal and homeless-friendly communities, the City Council recently voted to implement new regulations including: limits on sitting down and lying on sidewalks; a ceiling on how many dogs a person can have along a commercial strip; and designations for what homeless people are allowed to sit on.
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Just as the first rumbles of the Trump earthquake were being felt in America, in 2015 Canada, after ten years of rule by the Conservative Party, elected the Liberal Party, led by Mr Trudeau, a telegenic former snowboard instructor, who has set about implementing one of the most liberal social, economic and environmental agendas in the Western world.
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WASHINGTON — Former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York unveiled a plan on Saturday that would raise an estimated $13 trillion in new tax revenue from high earners and corporations, a proposal that would almost certainly raise his personal tax bill but is less aggressive than those from his most liberal rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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If you elect not to read any of the words and just want to scroll through the photos of people in costumes, that's OK. But... Jacob K. Javits worked in the US military's Chemical Warfare Department during World War II. Later, he became one of the most liberal Republican senators in US history, backing civil rights and unions.
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They have been exceptionally open to foreign trade and investment, have calibrated regulation and foreign policies according to the needs of the City of London, have kept the country's product and labour markets the most liberal in the EU, have first rolled back (Thatcher) and then kept rolled-back (Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron) the role of organised labour.
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What all of these data points say is that while the most liberal elements within the party -- which tend to spend lots and lots of time online and on Twitter -- are the loudest, they are not nearly as dominant a voice within the party as they (and the candidates vying for their votes) would have you believe.
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And while 2250 percent of national voters in 2016 were white born-again Christians, according to exit polls, just 13 percent of California voters were, creating an opportunity for Mr. Graham and other conservative leaders to add to their electoral base and possibly someday swing one of the most liberal states in the country more toward purple.
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That debate is playing out in some ways in the House, where Democrats have been knotted up in an internal battle over whether Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, who hails from one of the wealthiest, most liberal districts in the nation, ought to make room at the top for a new leader, possibly from a Rust Belt state.
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He repeats it to Democratic colleagues giddy with newfound power, to television anchors thirsting for on-air reaction to Mr. Trump's latest taunt and to his own Upper West Side constituents, some of the most liberal voters in the country who, like their congressman, view Mr. Trump as nothing short of an existential threat to American democracy.
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In the letter, sent one day after Sanders' bracing defeat in New York, the party leaders note that the senator's wins in Oklahoma, Utah and Idaho came in more conservative parts of the country than the South, and that some Southern Democrats in Congress who represent majority-minority districts are among the most liberal in the House of Representatives.
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With his Hollywood background, his doctoral dissertation on the role of women in film, his penchant for eco-friendly initiatives, and his extensive support of local charities, he is one of the most liberal owners in pro sports (though it's worth noting here that he is much more a polite "let's all get along" liberal than he is a rabble-rouser).
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I live in downtown Toronto, in one of the most liberal neighborhoods in one of the most open cities in the world, where multiculturalism is the dominant civic value and the inert virtue of tolerance is the most prominent inheritance of the British empire, so if you squint you can pretend the ancient categories are dissipating into a haze of enlightenment and intermarriage.
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If you look at DW-nominate scores (which put members of Congress on a -1, most liberal, to +1, most conservative, scale) and compare them to the presidential lean of the district, Crowley was a little more moderate than you might expect someone to be from a district that voted for Clinton in as large of numbers in the 2016 general election.
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Justice Thomas remained the most conservative member of the court based on voting patterns this term, while Justice Sotomayor overtook Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as the most liberal one, according to an analysis by Lee Epstein, a law professor and political scientist at Washington University in St. Louis, and Kevin Quinn, a political scientist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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After joking that Democrats "spent more time attacking Barack Obama than they did attacking me," he largely ignored the topic for the rest of his remarks -- an uncharacteristic decision to set aside an opportunity to attack his would-be opponents and seek to tie all Democrats to some of the most liberal positions espoused by some of the candidates in the debates.
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Some of the largest and most liberal grassroots organizations in the country -- such as MoveOn and Indivisible -- are preparing a major campaign around the impeachment of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE.
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Almost immediately, the white citizens of the state, more so than the white students who actually attended the college, clung to it as a sign that even in the most liberal bubble North Carolina had to offer, the state's history as the final one to secede from the Union and fight on the side of slavery would not be forgotten.
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Nearly three months after they won their first Super Bowl title, the Eagles have not announced details of a White House visit, raising questions about whether many members of the team, which has one of the most liberal owners in the N.F.L. and several prominent players who have said they oppose President Trump's policies, want to be seen shaking hands with the president.
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And so in contrast to most liberal and conservative parties, as socialist parties anchored in the working class developed during the late 22019th century, they developed strong internal organizations, extensive grassroots networks, disciplined activists, ties to civil society associations (primarily but not exclusively unions), and educational and cultural programs that created encompassing "subcultures" that in turn generated what we would today call deeply partisan loyalties or identities.
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Denver, considered one of the most liberal places in the world with regard to cannabis, one that has shown the most progress of almost any city in America with regard to regulations, has a higher arrest and citation rate of black and brown people over white than almost any major city in America, data which was in the most recent state report on this issue.
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"Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE has proved once again why he will go down as one of the most liberal and divisive presidents in the history of our nation," he wrote in an op-ed for The Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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" New York is also poised to pass a barrage of other bills in coming weeks that will place the state among the nation's most liberal, including plans on Tuesday to pass a pair of bills aimed at preventing so-called "conversion therapy" from being practiced on gay minors, and passing the Gender Expression Nondiscrimination Act (Genda), which prohibits discrimination based on "gender identity or expression.
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"If we want to beat Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and achieve big progressive goals, socialism is not the answer," he told the delegates gathered in San Francisco, one of the most liberal cities in the country, on Saturday.
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This contradiction might be best embodied in the story of the lifestyle magazine Kinfolk — a publication that led the charge in advancing the kind of woodsy-hipster design-and-fashion aesthetic that has grown popular in America's most liberal enclaves, from Silver Lake to Fort Greene, but that also has its roots in the Mormon upbringing of its founders, who established it in 2011 while attending Brigham Young University-Hawaii.
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Writers like Ivereigh who argue for a basic continuity between (their interpretation of) "Amoris" and the prior papal magisterium tend to be loath to engage on this point, but the evidence is right in front of us – and not just on sexual ethics, where same-sex couples, polygamists and unmarried straight couples can all reasonably claim that the most liberal interpretation of "Amoris" applies to their situations as well.
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He had his own past deviations (on guns and immigration) from the present liberal line, he struggled to win over African-American and Hispanic voters even though many of them sympathize with his economic vision, he seemed like too much of a long shot to win endorsements from the party's most liberal interest groups, and his obvious lack of interest in foreign policy prevented him from fully exploiting his opponent's major weakness.
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Political scientists and legal scholars Adam Bonica, Adam Chilton, Jacob Goldin, Kyle Rozema, and Maya Sen found that the court with the most liberal clerks was not the Ninth Circuit, but the First Circuit, headquartered in Boston; the Second Circuit, based in New York City, also hired more liberal clerks than the Ninth Circuit: Conservatives like Trump like to make hay of the Ninth Circuit's high rate of reversals by the Supreme Court.
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Earlier this year, Sen Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) voiced support for breaking up the court, which is seen as one of the most liberal in the country.
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Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.), one of the Senate's most liberal members, said this week he would filibuster Trump's nominee no matter who it was because Republicans blocked Obama's nominee, Merrick Garland, for nearly a year after conservative Justice Antonin Scalia died.
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Last Friday, Dan Schneider and Larry Hart of the American Conservative Union (ACU) published an article in The Hill's Contributors section in which they say Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 2202: Gallup MORE is a one of the most liberal members of Congress.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.), a CPC member who ranks among the most liberal lawmakers on Capitol Hill, said Democrats can push an ambitious legislative agenda while also finding the revenue to pick up the tab without piling onto deficits.
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