And Europe's most moderate populist party may become less well-behaved.
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Collins is the most moderate member of the Senate Republican conference.
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Collins, the most moderate Senate Republican, might be unpersuadable no matter what.
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This unites our caucus from the most liberal to the most moderate.
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Their voting records are both among the most moderate in their party.
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The Pennsylvania Democrat's policy positions reflected those of the most moderate rivals.
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Susan Collins, the most moderate Republican in Congress, got in on the act.
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Most moderate Labour MPs, it is true, agree that he has to go.
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The four-term senator is probably the most moderate member in the chamber.
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"A people far behind cannot catch up choosing the most moderate path," Jackson said.
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I've also rescaled the scale to make 303 most liberal and 230 most moderate.
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But satisfying the most conservative and most moderate members is the key to passage.
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Kennedy is the Court's most moderate Republican appointee as well as the Court's swing voter.
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Cal Cunningham, a military veteran who is considered the most moderate Democrat in the primary.
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And Mr. Berger's union, the most moderate in France, provides a potential path to compromise.
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Chief Justice John Roberts is the most moderate member of the Supreme Court's Republican majority.
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So, I ask the most moderate Republicans, how can you remain silent in this crisis?
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has, so far, suggested the most moderate set of ideas.
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The most moderate voices and lesser-funded candidates do not qualify for the debate stage.
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The most moderate union, the CFDT, which now has the largest membership, bought into Macron's proposals.
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It is true that we are among the most moderate and conservative voters in the party.
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The Democrats' message on Thursday was echoed among even the most moderate corners of their caucus.
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Without the boisterous personality and message discipline, he'd be the most moderate candidate seeking the Republican nomination.
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Most moderate members no longer turn up and those that do get harangued if they criticise Corbyn.
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Susan Collins of Maine, the Senate's most moderate Republican, is working on a long-shot fifth measure.
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"A people far behind cannot catch up choosing the most moderate path," Jackson said in a statement.
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And even the most moderate Republicans on climate regard the Green New Deal as a pipe dream.
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The most moderate faction is the most nonwhite and focuses on pocketbook issues like jobs and taxes.
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The most moderate faction is the most nonwhite and focuses on pocketbook issues like jobs and taxes.
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Y.) and Will Hurd (R-Texas), the committee's most moderate members, as well as Trump bulldog and Rep.
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Susan Collins of Maine, the most moderate senator in the G.O.P., is expected to be one of them.
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Why it matters: Stefanik has become the youngest, most moderate example of voter-driven Trumpification of the GOP.
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And in a party moving to the left, their backgrounds have made them among the most moderate members.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) are the most moderate senators of their respective parties, and both serve on this committee.
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In many ways it is odd that the most moderate of Britain's counter-terror efforts provokes the most opposition.
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The most moderate of Republican senators joined John McCain and Rand Paul in rejecting the bill to end Obamacare.
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He had one of the most moderate congressional records of the different candidates who ran for the Democratic nomination.
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Nine of the House's most moderate Democrats are warning President Donald Trump that he's becoming impossible to work with.
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In the runup to the 2018 midterms, many of the most moderate Republicans in the House announced their retirement.
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By now, even the most "moderate" GOP candidates must make "border security first" a prerequisite for even considering overarching reform.
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Collins has the most moderate voting record of any Republican senator, so it's not too surprising she'd join this group.
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But one GOP vote has been looking increasingly tenuous: Susan Collins of Maine, the most moderate Republican in the Senate.
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She is the most moderate Senate Republican and has been outspoken about her problems with the plan from the start.
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If those gambits work, leaders expect the most moderate Republican senator, Susan Collins of Maine, to remain opposed like Paul.
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Washington, he said, had now silenced the most moderate voices within Iran's government and those most likely to advocate talks.
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The Cadets were the most moderate of the parties that jostled for power in the wake of the February Revolution.
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Collins, widely considered one of the party's most moderate lawmakers, said enshrining that protection in law isn't a bad idea.
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And that's because the House Republicans set to lose this fall are among the most moderate members of their caucus.
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Many have questioned about how confrontational he would be as president with Trump, but his answer Sunday was the most moderate.
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The Senate's most moderate Republican, Susan Collins of Maine, drafted a compromise gun-control measure that aims to sidestep partisan stalemates.
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Not surprisingly, a statistical analysis of his congressional voting record suggests Biden is among the most moderate in the 2020 field.
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The most moderate members, who have the least-safe seats, are bludgeoned by Republican opponents with their association to the vilified Pelosi.
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McAleenan is a career professional at CBP who's seen as a nonpartisan technocrat, and likely the most moderate choice in Trump's arsenal.
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Gail: Now, much to Ohio liberals' shock, the governor is universally regarded as the most moderate and civilized Republican presidential candidate imaginable.
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Mr. McConnell faced resistance from across his conference, not only from the most moderate and conservative senators but from others as well.
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It was the first time his new wife, Shawana, had visited the popular spot in Lahore, one of Pakistan's most moderate, cosmopolitan cities.
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His secret was an ability to set off a Pavlovian reaction among his leftist opponents, which engendered instantaneous sympathy in most moderate voters.
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She is widely viewed as the most moderate Republican senator, and famously defected from her party to help sink Obamacare repeal last year.
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The most moderate Republican in the Senate, Ms. Collins has proved one of her party's sturdiest obstacles to repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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The results are still being counted, but the House Republicans are likely to lose today among the most moderate members of their caucus.
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" A Schultz adviser tells me his team sees opportunity in "the most moderate population the country's ever had," with so many "disengaged and disenchanted.
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I asked Collins, the most moderate Republican senator, on Thursday what she thought about so many big changes being made in the final hours.
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He has the most moderate voting record and hails from a Democratic-leaning state — one that also happens to be Mr. Obama's home state.
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But as Republicans hold only 52 seats, their leaders have had to worry about pleasing both the most conservative and the most moderate members.
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As FiveThirtyEight's Harry Enten points out, standard polling measures of perceived ideology scored Trump as the most moderate GOP nominee in a generation or two.
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For most moderate cooking, though, don't be afraid to let flavor and price — do you really want to deep fry with expensive olive oil anyway?
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Misgivings in the Republican conference extend beyond just a few of the most moderate and conservative members, and Mr. McConnell can lose only two Republicans.
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Sinema, who is the second most moderate Democrat in the House, all but cleared the field upon announcing her entry into the race last year.
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The CFDT, the most moderate of the larger unions as well as the biggest, has signaled it will accept the SNCF bill once it becomes law.
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The most likely Republicans to lose in Tuesday's midterms are the most moderate members of Congress, those in suburban districts won by Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Even John Kasich, widely viewed as the most moderate of the Republican field, couldn't avoid an interruption by a Trump supporter during his victory speech in Ohio.
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Collins is probably the toughest get — she has sounded bullish at times about tax reform, but she is easily the most moderate Republican member of the Senate.
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She has advocated for raising taxes on the rich and is pro-choice; in ideology scores, she is now consistently ranked one of the most moderate Republicans.
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Susan Collins of Maine, who is the most moderate and has voted against her party most often, is projected as the Republican senator who'd vote against Kavanaugh.
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And they won't just need to pick off the most moderate House Democrats — the party leaders will control what gets to the floor in the first place.
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Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim-majority nation, practices one of the most moderate forms of Islam in the world, but still has a homegrown terrorism problem.
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But even if Democrats are only looking for 50 votes, in a closely divided Senate they need to convince their most moderate members to support Medicare for All.
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But the most moderate lawmakers in the region's ruling coalition privately say they could drop independence claims if they were given the tax autonomy that Basque Country enjoys.
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Uygur recalled the time Delaney, who has painted himself as the "most moderate" Democrat in the race, attended a rally held by the group in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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The most prominent race in Arkansas on Tuesday was in the state's most moderate House district, a Little Rock-based seat that sent Democrats to Congress until 2010.
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Heitkamp, who represents a heavily Republican state that voted overwhelmingly for Trump in the 2016 election, has established herself as one of the most moderate Democrats in the Senate.
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Yet he was viewed as one of the most moderate of Obama's potential picks, and some progressive groups hoping for a staunch liberal have greeted his selection with muted enthusiasm.
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It was the most moderate reform you could imagine, and it still failed thanks in large part to opposition from Republicans (a few pro-gun Democrats also voted against it).
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Here are the issues at stake if either candidate wins: As a Democrat in an overwhelmingly Republican state, Jones would likely become one of the Democratic Party's most moderate senators.
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Gottheimer, who defeated incumbent Republican Scott Garrett in November, ran his race without emphasizing his party, and so far in Congress has sought to be the state's most moderate voice.
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Very often the candidates who think of themselves as the most moderate in the bunch find themselves the target of rhetoric that they or one of their colleagues originally produced.
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One of Ennahda's most moderate leaders, Mourou has long demanded reforms to the party to make it more open and to distance it from the Muslim Brotherhood in other Arab countries.
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But Collins, perhaps the most moderate of Republican senators, appeared poised to oppose her party's latest replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act, former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement.
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And make no mistake — Trump was seen by the voters as the most moderate GOP nominee since Gerald Ford, positioned as slightly closer to the center than Bill Clinton in 1992.
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That's why for me, in 2018, the most left-wing Democratic candidate for House or Senate is preferable to the most moderate Republican, because none of the latter will confront Trump.
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For North Carolina, a state that has long been considered one of the South's most moderate, the intense reaction to the law, especially from business interests, has provided an ego-bruising moment.
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Despite all the headlines you'll see this week, there's at least one key reason to be optimistic: The youngest generation of Republican voters is by far the most moderate in the party.
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Alaska's Lisa Murkowski and Maine's Susan Collins are seen as the most moderate and independent-minded among GOP senators and both have voiced at least some support for hearings into Ford's accusation.
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The assertion that it wasn't Kavanaugh who assaulted Ford coming from Collins is jarring — she's considered one of the most moderate lawmakers in the Senate and is generally concerned about women's issues.
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A bipartisan group of the most moderate senators are now attempting to appeal directly to President Trump to reopen the government for three weeks while negotiations continue over funding for border security.
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Interestingly, Curtis, a former Democrat, was by far the most moderate — he was hammered by outside right-wing PACs for his political stances — of the candidates in the race to replace departed Rep.
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This includes incoming freshmen like Abigail Spanberger, who hails from a Virginia district Trump won by over 6 points, and Conor Lamb of Pennsylvania, who was the most moderate House member this Congress.
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Nobody in Washington seems sure what compromise Republican leadership could cook up to win over their most anti-Obamacare senator, Rand Paul of Kentucky, and their most moderate member, Susan Collins of Maine.
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This is a big win for Democrats: Carlos Curbelo is one of the most moderate Republicans in the House, and Republicans liked their chances of holding on here even in a Democratic year.
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Having faced no serious primary on her left, she has run one of the most moderate-sounding and cautious Senate campaigns this year, keeping the media at arms-length and avoiding controversial issues.
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Leadership has reportedly offered a Medicaid option that would put $200 billion toward getting Americans in expansion states onto private insurance, but even that looks uncertain to sway the party's most moderate faction.
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Most moderate and liberal Republicans — and nearly half of the party's conservative members — support a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, according to a poll released Tuesday by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI).
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Will Hurd, a retiring Republican from a purple Texas border district, became some of the most moderate and influential GOP voices to reject both the process and substance of the impeachment inquiry thus far.
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Collins, who is considered one of the most moderate members of the Senate, has long been a friend to Planned Parenthood, typically voting with Democrats against "defunding" the women's health organization and limiting abortion.
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In turn most moderate Syrian elements have distanced themselves from the US, regarding the Obama Administration's support as utterly inadequate and expecting the incoming Trump Administration to work more closely with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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He paired extremely offensive rhetoric on racial issues with positioning on key economic policy topics that led him to be perceived by the electorate as a whole as the most moderate GOP nominee in generations.
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John Kasich, the Republican primary's most moderate candidate, worked to expand on promising poll numbers in New York with a speech this morning sharply criticizing Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, without mentioning them by name.
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But even the most moderate figure in the field, former vice president Joe Biden, wants to raise taxes by at least $3.4 trillion over a decade — more than twice what 2016 nominee Hillary Clinton proposed.
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Tayeb, widely seen as one of the most moderate senior clerics in Egypt, has repeatedly condemned Islamic State and its practice of declaring others as apostates and infidels as a pretext for waging violent jihad.
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In most moderate-sized burgs, you could find a Blockbuster or a Hollywood Video in every strip mall, often parked between a one-hour photo shop (also all gone now) and a Borders bookstore (sob!).
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So leadership gathered its most conservative and most moderate members into a working group, with the belief that if this collection of senators could agree to a plan, then they would be assured of success.
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In the Senate race, his record as governor is being defined by the times he was most moderate — like having to make large cuts to the state's Medicaid expansion program to keep the budget under control.
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Abbas didn't answer it directly, but Palestinian officials say he had prepared several versions of the speech and, after Trump's press conference, decided to use the most moderate one, which didn't contain personal attacks against Trump.
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Liberal activists, who have long had Mr. McCrory in their sights, appear eager to use his support of the bill to portray him as out of touch in one of the most moderate of Southern states.
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Some other GOP senators were very supportive of the move, including the Senate's most moderate Republican in Susan Collins of Maine who called the firing an "inevitable solution" to the negative fallout from the Clinton investigation.
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Here are five of the key takeaways: Heitkamp defends reputation as a moderate Heitkamp has garnered a reputation as one of the most moderate Democrats in the Senate, and she aggressively defended that reputation on Thursday.
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Even the most moderate Palestinian leaders meant a sovereign state on (or extremely near) the 1967 lines, with a capital in East Jerusalem and the right (which might not be fully exercised) of Palestinian refugee return.
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Democratic candidates who seek to paint themselves as the most moderate in the pack should not forget just how far the GOP is willing go to paint any of the nominees as wild-eyed socialist radicals.
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With only one Republican vote needed to derail a nomination, Democrats are hoping they might sway Senators Lisa Murkowski of Alaska or Susan Collins of Maine, who are among the most moderate Republicans in the Senate.
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Susan Collins, one of the most moderate Republicans in Congress who helped to kill Republican plans to repeal Obamacare earlier this year, announced Friday that she will remain in the Senate after weighing a run for governor.
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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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Their backgrounds in the military, where nonpartisanship is key, have also made them among the most moderate members of a caucus in which there is increasing pressure to slide firmly to the left on various policy issues.
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By the end of his tenure, Gingrich had sidelined the establishment that once ruled politics, and yet mainstream reporters continued to view the system as they always had: as an institution controlled by its most moderate members.
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As for what will happen, the current state of play is that Trump is quite likely to be impeached in the Democrat-controlled House as even most moderate Democrats profess to be disturbed by the Ukraine scandal.
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If Trump, with his toxic negative favorability ratings, costs Republicans many House and Senate seats, he would have helped cull the party's most moderate members in blue states and swing districts, and probably left intact its strongest ideologues.
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In Arizona, for example, Democrats got a new congressional district in 2010 thanks to the growth of the Latino vote in the state — but it's currently represented by Kyrsten Sinema, one of the most moderate Democrats in Congress.
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Trump's anti-Iran turn is especially regrettable since Iranian voters reaffirmed their own desire for greater openness to the West by re-electing President Hassan Rouhani, the most moderate candidate in the race, by a landslide on Saturday.
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Collins, among the most moderate GOP senators, has been a thorn in President Donald Trump's side -- particularly on health care, where she consistently voted against the GOP's efforts to roll back former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe described as non-negotiable government plans to stop hiring of railway workers on generous job-for-life contracts - a stance that the head of the most moderate of the four striking unions called unacceptable.
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White voters might divide closely in a one-on-one contest between Biden and either Warren or Sanders: Biden would likely capture most moderate and older ones, and either senator would likely lead among younger and more liberal whites.
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Even Biden's proposal, which would create a government-run insurance plan, known as a "public option," and offer significant new subsidies on the Obamacare exchanges, represents a notable shift -- and it's roundly described as among the most moderate plans.
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Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, one of the most moderate Democrats in the Senate, said his state "gets absolutely slammed" in the House bill because it has a lot of elderly residents and people with pre-existing conditions.
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When the researchers sorted women into four groups from most to least active, they found those who got the most moderate to vigorous physical activity, such as brisk walking, were up to 70% less likely to die during the study period.
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Multiple GOP sources — from the most conservative to the most moderate wing of the party — have told Axios that they can't fathom why the president would want to re-litigate an issue that has been a clear loser for Republicans.
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McConnell has compared his health care problem to a Rubik's cube: The most moderate and most conservative members of his caucus both oppose the current bill, and he needed to twist the policy into some configuration that would get 50 votes.
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The most moderate proposal, made by commissioner Meredith M. Broadbent, would restrict imports of cells, modules and other photovoltaic products to 8.9 gigawatts in the first year — a level she said was consistent with the level of imports in 2016.
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Collins, probably the most moderate senator, told me a month ago that she was worried about people with preexisting medical conditions — and now McConnell is giving her a fig leaf, by preventing states from waiving a key protection for those people.
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You have partisan bills like the Trump tax cut that leadership in Congress crafts and then negotiates with the most moderate members to pass, and you have bipartisan bills that are written by groups in Congress working across the aisle.
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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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Mr. Hickenlooper's backing showed how even the most moderate members of the Democratic Party have now adopted the explicit language of racial justice activists, and how the issue of reparations continues to roil the 2020 Democratic primary in ways that few could predict.
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The most conservative and the most moderate Republicans have shown themselves happy to stand up to each other — and at times the Trump administration — on proposals they dislike, from one to unravel the Medicaid program to a taxpayer-funded wall along the border.
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They quickly criticized the election results -- which have yet to be finalized -- as a fig leaf over the true nature of the regime, which they claim is left unchanged by a vote in which many of the most moderate candidates were disqualified from running.
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"This was the most moderate country on earth, one of the most settled places on earth, a place that treated people with civility and dignity," Mr. Stewart said on Twitter, in one of the selfie videos that became his signature during the Conservative leadership race.
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They are both publicly backing a progressive agenda, as the party's grassroots rallies around policies like Medicare-for-all, and crediting the House majority to some of the most moderate Democratic lawmakers, a substantial contingent of whom just unseated Republicans in historically conservative suburban districts.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine), probably the most moderate member of the Republican caucus.
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Furthermore, the ten most moderate candidates in our database of toss-up races have raised about a third as much as the average candidate, both as a percentage of total donations and in absolute terms, while the candidates outperforming their peers are those at the ideological extremes.
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"It maintains severe cuts to Medicaid, raises costs for seniors, and denies access to coverage for those who desperately need substance abuse treatment," Manchin, one of the most moderate Senate Democrats, said in a statement shortly after the health care bill's initial release in the Senate.
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Even before the Congressional Budget Office released a damning estimate Monday about how many Americans would lose their insurance coverage under the Senate Republican health care bill, several of the Senate's most conservative and most moderate Republicans had expressed extreme reluctance to lend the legislation their support.
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Skillfully using carrots and sticks, Democrats seldom tolerate defections on major pieces of legislation, and it doesn't matter how much the most moderate members of their caucus squawk about it; it's time for Republicans to start whipping their own renegades into line with a similar force and focus.
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Attorney Paul Smith of the Campaign Legal Center, which represents the North Carolina plaintiffs, said they had been focused on trying to convince Kennedy to rule in their favor, and now will try to convince Chief Justice John Roberts, seen as the next-most-moderate of the conservative justices.
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And for three of the most moderate Senate Democrats — Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, Joe Manchin III of West Virginia and Joe Donnelly of Indiana — the nomination represented an opportunity for them to vote yes on Judge Kavanaugh and demonstrate independence from their party and deny Republicans an issue in the fall campaign.
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While all five major watch markets — Hong Kong, the United States, Switzerland, mainland China and Japan — reported import declines in 25, the downturn in mainland China's imports of all watcheswas the most moderate, at 2000 percent year over year, according to a recent study by the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry.
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Hammond, one of the front bench's most moderate voices on Brexit, has angered hard-line pro-Leavers both within the cabinet and wider parliamentary Conservative Party with his insistence that any transition deal between Britain officially dropping out of the EU and replacement systems coming into place must last for at least two years.
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While a handful of vocal New York and New Jersey Republicans are objecting to a provision of the bill that scraps or limits state and local tax deductions, most moderate Republicans have signaled they will go along with the legislation rather than derail one of the GOP's top campaign promises of the 2016 elections.
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Earlier this month, National Nurses United announced a new campaign to pressure presidential and congressional candidates to refuse donations from a health industry lobby group that's spending heavily to kill any possibility of single-payer — a pledge most moderate candidates are likely unwilling to take in an election marked by record fundraising and spending.
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The left, defined by the birth of new social movements like Occupy Wall Street in 2011 and Black Lives Matter in 2013, grew in strength, spirit and creativity during the Obama years -- due, in no small part, to the gap between what most moderate Democrats and leftists had hoped his administration would accomplish and what actually took place.
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Rubio's path to victory is to do well in some of the upcoming Southern contests on Super Tuesday where voters are not as tolerant of Trump as in South Carolina, while besting Ted Cruz in Northeastern primaries like New York and Pennsylvania, where voters want someone who at least seems like the most moderate and reasonable candidate in the bunch.
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WASHINGTON — With congressional leaders once again at a stalemate over how to respond to a mass shooting, the Senate's most moderate Republican, Susan Collins of Maine, is developing a compromise measure that would prevent some terrorism suspects from purchasing weapons, while sidestepping partisan flash points that have doomed similar legislation in the past and threaten to do so again next week.
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The objections to the House outline went far beyond the most moderate corners of the conference, and included people like Representative Christopher H. Smith, Republican of New Jersey and one of the most active anti-abortion members of the House, and Representative Don Young, Republican of Alaska, who objected to the way his state, with particularly high health care costs, would have fared.
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Though Biden is one of the most moderate candidates in the Democratic primary, BlackPAC's poll indicates the African American electorate favors progressive policies such as free tuition at public colleges (20163 percent), slapping a new tax on the extremely wealthy (73 percent), reparations for descendants of slaves (71 percent), "Medicare for All" (65 percent), and the "Green New Deal" (57 percent).
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine) Collins is one of the most moderate members of the Senate Republican conference — and leadership will really need to retain her vote if two conservatives oppose the bill.
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Significant changes are under discussion to assuage senators worried about pass-through businesses (Johnson and Steve Daines of Montana), the federal deficit (Corker and Jeff Flake of Arizona), and the child tax credit (Marco Rubio of Florida and Mike Lee of Utah), as well as Susan Collins, the Senate's most moderate Republican, who wants to change the treatment of state and local taxes and to stabilize Obamacare.
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Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyHere are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call Ex-GOP congressman to lead group to protect Italian products from tariffs The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (Pa.) Casey is the most recent senator to call for impeachment proceedings, and he's one of the most moderate Senate Democrats to do so.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska) Murkowski, one of the Senate's most moderate Republicans, was part of the Common Sense Coalition and supported the group's plan to pair a path to citizenship for 85033 million immigrants to $25 billion in border security and limited changes to family-based immigration.
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