" #BadPictureMonday interrupts what Taylor calls "the politic of invisibility.
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Instead, I'm hunched over a computer contemplating the Beyoncé politic.
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You said it a little more politic than he did.
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Which makes this a huge week in our body politic.
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"Ironically, the other word for this is 'politic,' " she said.
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"The body politic has become more conservative," Mr. Abbott said.
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He was a controversialist, a horsefly on the body politic.
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China is trying to erode Taiwan's body politic from within.
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How could the body politic be so ungrateful, so misguided?
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Overestimating public stupidity, proponents may have truly felt it was something the body politic could do without — since the body politic isn't as astute as once thought, anyway (the recent election can attest to that).
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It is not about the common good of our body politic.
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Clearly, there is something terribly wrong within the American body politic.
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Child poverty is an open sore on the American body politic.
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Mulți dintre participanții la vizită păreau împăcați cu lipsa contextului politic.
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They're a cancer on the body politic and are attacking democracy.
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But he was more politic in his language than Ms. Coulter.
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The idea of the body politic is an old, old metaphor.
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It made "news the star," and steered clear of politic bias.
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Le-am promis ca asta nu trece, că vor plăti politic.
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Speaking of politic, you have a very low profile on Twitter.
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We had a lot of interpersonal band politic problems after Anchors Aweigh.
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Those institutions are like the limbs and muscles of our body politic.
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Gilani held that Iran's body politic needed to be cleansed of toxins.
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The benefits were not apparent or easily explainable to the body politic.
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This says something remarkable both about him and about the body politic.
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The constraints of national politic will triumph over the demands of transnational unity.
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Suffice it to say, they are about body parts, not the body politic.
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Far-right groups are an opportunistic infection, feeding on a weakened body politic.
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What a sad example of precisely what is wrong in the body politic.
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The healing of the body politic will not be accomplished with such fiddling.
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A bug or a virus will exploit any weakness in the body politic.
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The findings enter the bloodstream of the body politic, subtly influencing the debate.
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Namely, that California is now both a place and a body politic apart.
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"It shows the growth and development of the body politic in Washington," Rep.
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Such elite failure, in a democracy, tends to metastasize through the body politic.
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"There's a whole change in the body politic all around the world," O'Leary said.
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Did Putin pick sides, or was he out mainly to destabilize our body politic?
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This gnaws at the scientific body politic, and saps resources, both financial and moral.
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Never has our body politic sunk so low in the eyes of the world.
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Trump's performance will only intensify the already bitter divisions within the American body politic.
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In this exhibition, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge invokes intersectionality to destroy the body politic.
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But its body politic largely avoids the technicolor bombast U.S. politics are known for.
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He isn't patient zero for this infection in the American body politic, of course.
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Each situates a feminist body politic within a broader discussion of violence and desire.
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But I recognize that my preferences might not reflect those of the body politic.
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"He throws himself, sobbing, on the body politic," Noonan wrote in her column Thursday.
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There is a deep resilience to our body politic that we're starting to see.
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The sad fact is that Watergate introduced a poison into the American body politic.
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It's worth noting Sansa spent many, many seasons learning how to politic from the best.
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The loss of confidence in leaders has sent new forces surging through the body politic.
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IN THE PAST year the British body politic has endured an astonishing list of maladies.
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Its predecessor, The Body Politic, which covered the Toronto raids as they happened in 1981.
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She likened it to the body politic moving from a smooth stream into the rapids.
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As a study of inflammation in the body politic, "The Insult" is engaged and astute.
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Political entrenchment seems intractable, as disagreements from immigration to foreign policy paralyze the body politic.
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It feels as if we've breached some crucial blood-brain barrier in the body politic.
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"We turned out voters who had never been engaged in the body politic," she said.
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Or he's intentionally dodging the bullet and watching as it slams into the body politic.
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Even when uses "I," he recognizes that he is part of the larger body politic.
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Perhaps Texas is answering the question: What's the relationship between a feminist politic and vulnerability?
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And yet it seems to me that fascism acts like cancer in the body politic.
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Worse, the bullet cannot be extracted immediately to enable the body politic to heal swiftly.
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His immigration and trade policies are having a dramatic effect on the American body politic.
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Under the pretensions of justice, it causes unnecessary turmoil and confusion in the body politic.
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If Trump is an opportunistic infection spreading throughout the body politic, what explains our susceptibility?
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A ruse by Mr Ghosn to downplay his true total pay might have been considered politic.
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The whole body politic has a right to know, our representatives have a right to know.
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And it appears that the body politic, or a significant portion of it, is boiling mad.
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Social media are hardly the first communication revolution to first threaten, then rewire the body politic.
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There is no clear antidote to the toxins Trump has introduced into the American body politic.
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Should they fight to a point and then concede in the interest of the body politic?
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But here's what is certain: None of this is good or healthy for our body politic.
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On C-SPAN, you hear it, like one long, messy diary entry from the body politic.
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We went to medical school because we were fascinated with human physiology, not the body politic.
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Is Nazi thinking merely a tumor that can be cut from the body politic and discarded?
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The event now seems an early harbinger of today's catastrophic ruptures in the national body politic.
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This is a dangerous disease that has been infecting the body politic for several years now.
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Russian interference in elections across the Western world is like a nasty virus, attacking the body politic.
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The bloodless technocracy that has ruled the Democratic Party has forgotten how to inspire the body politic.
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Racism runs much more deeply in the body politic than any photograph or any image can overcome.
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He wanted to study a body politic; how it forms, how it operates, how it turns rotten.
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But political parties are private organizations with no constitutional basis and interests separate from the body politic.
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It's weird, because if you think about a liberation politic, the ultimate goal is to minimize violence.
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" Without skipping a beat, Eureka switched gears to the body politic and warmly answered, "We're all afraid.
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When those are compromised, Western values kick in like an immune system to defend the body politic.
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The worthiness of the aim—politic, if not political—is one thing, boding more rectitude than rapture.
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There is no greater a breach in our body politic than the years of the Civil War.
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They're not here to break the body politic but to strengthen the good and cleave away the bad.
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I don't know if it's extremely likely, but the results would be so catastrophic to the body politic.
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This is self-evidently traumatic for the body politic, harming our capacity for empathy and reason and decency.
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Just like exercise is healthy for the human body, so is oversight healthy for the American body politic.
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Its very existence represents a shift in the way news and information course through our overserved body politic.
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The other thing is, we must truly embrace a politic that does not define us by our bodies.
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It's the opposite of transactional, and therefore the opposite of what we're seeing in our body politic today.
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Less than a decade after the Emancipation Proclamation, black men were full members of the American body politic.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar's Iowa-bashing was subtle — or, perhaps, more politic — than that of New Hampshire voters themselves.
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We just want him out of office, because he is causing potentially irreparable harm to the body politic.
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And white feminism, for whom the selfie politic was a wet dream, was first to pick up the scent.
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A committed Communist who had once assisted Diego Rivera in Mexico, Arnautoff had a more aspirational politic in mind.
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What's not clear -- at least to me -- is how Trump's version of political chemotherapy is affecting the body politic.
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If the American body politic were strong, than a phony Aztlan warriors group would be no threat to us.
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That included the idea that the president has some sort of broader responsibility to the body politic on morality.
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And I owe it, I kind of owe it to the body politic to comment where I have expertise.
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The right in British politics found an issue that's causing palpitations in the body politic the world over: immigration.
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I think what Sanders did was fantastic; it was great for the country and great for the body politic.
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It belongs to a politic of people who have not been allowed to live without deep amounts of fear.
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These crimes are so pervasive and systemic that they must be eliminated, root and branch, from our body politic.
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We need congressional action to cure our body politic as much as we need it for our moral health.
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We remain attached to these technologies in a way that is clearly affecting the health of the body politic.
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That is one reason everyone feels a bit adrift and why there is much angst in the body politic.
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Add impeachment to the mix, and now there's more anger in the body politic to exacerbate, former officials said.
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Mob violence, warmongering propaganda, casteism and religious discrimination continue to tear through our contemporary discourse, fracturing the national politic.
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And so, you know, it's the politic thing to do and I usually do vote Republican, but ... Please do.
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He was a bad guy, and his actions left a bitter taste in the mouths of the body politic.
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BARR: Right, because I didn't think the body politic would allow us to go on radio silence for four weeks.
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Jobs has been the center of this entire politic season, and everyone's aware of the issues around AI, automation, robotics.
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The bill sailed through Congress with overwhelming bipartisan support, which sounds like a win for an otherwise sclerotic body politic.
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"I'm not going to stop meeting with my constituents because a disruptive element has emerged in the body politic," Rep.
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A recent study produced by the Voter Study Group found that libertarians basically don't exist in the American body politic.
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Unsettled controversies if unchecked will eventually lead to confrontation and social and political instability, exacerbating divisions within the body politic.
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He has shaken up the sclerotic body politic of Saudi government, and after several reshuffles, has invigorated and energized it.
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Library services in the United States are under strain and threat, and homelessness is a scar upon the body politic.
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Hannah's pussy flash shined a light on a real gender politic problem, one that we should try and talk about.
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This presidential campaign, which began with a wall as its chief symbol, has driven a wedge into the body politic.
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He portrays the news media not only as a dedicated adversary of his administration but of the entire body politic.
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According to popular prophecies, the body politic descends into chaos with the progressive weakening of a divine monarch's mortal body.
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This migration from social to virtual drinking spaces may be good for our livers, but not for our body politic.
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Also, our own divided body politic — absorbed by impeachment and the looming election cycle — could be our own worst obstacle.
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In Britain, killing a swan still generates unexamined outrage: It is wounding the body politic, a thing akin to treason.
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It probably wasn't politic to admit she'd noticed Gwen was goofing off, but it was too weird not to remark on.
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It is more than an extended metaphor for the interminable carnage in Iraq and the precarious nature of its body politic.
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A RUDE but incoherent comment by President Donald Trump last week revealed the damage partisanship has done to America's body politic.
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They naturally relate in ways that are familiar for African Americans, but which might not translate to the broader body politic.
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"Segregation is a cancer in the body politic," he said, "which must be removed before our democratic health can be realized."
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We conceived of the Soviets as a liberal body politic of Russians controlled by the head of a sclerotic authoritarian state.
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He has inflicted a wholly unnecessary wound on the Democratic presidential nominee and left a scar on the American body politic.
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This is the connective tissue that holds our communities and our body politic together and makes them more resilient to hardship.
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It permanently affixes its bearer within the American body politic, guaranteeing them all the rights and liberties protected by the Constitution.
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It requires a body politic that sees bodies, gendered bodies, colored bodies, disabled bodies, L.G.B.T.Q. bodies, and declares that bodies matter.
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The Russians would not have committed such a large amount unless they had reasonable prospects for poisoning the American body politic.
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The base of your politic is love, which is such an incredible gift to our community and to the entire world.
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The body politic will be watching closely, knowing that its health, even more than hers, is in need of good care.
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Ms. Pritchard said she hoped that the editorials would bring attention to how the president's rhetoric has affected the body politic.
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I asked Beykpour whether Twitter's product teams were thinking at all about speed, and what that does to the body politic.
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And yes, our body politic would be well served if non-Christian liberals expanded their knowledge of Christian practice and vocabulary.
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And with the nation's highest court poisoned in the process, the threat of collapse for the body politic would only grow.
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But how much could be deployed without destroying the body politic or the social ecology of black Washington was anybody's guess.
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And fear of cancer fuels other fears related to the body politic; it makes me vulnerable to an all-pervasive fearfulness.
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The raw emotions that they unearthed only underscore the wound that Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation battle left in the American body politic.
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Thousands of miles from Washington, the ugly spectacle of America's body politic writhing in its own divisions is having unexpected consequences.
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Instead of purging Trump and his supporters from the party like a responsible body politic should, they allowed him to fester.
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Italy had the politic problem, because Italians start to renovate the Italian politics, because the large problem in Italy is the bureaucracy.
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While the silent act of protest quickly spread to other NFL teams, it also generated substantial backlash and ignited a politic firestorm.
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She loathed the establishment's embrace of "managed decline" and tried to inject a spirit of American can-doism into the body politic.
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In its worst manifestations, "queer" is used as a substitute for a politic, the veneer of activism without the action, only utterance.
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JB: There is always the body politic in your work, whether it deals with feminism or the atrocities of war and despotism.
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The consequences of this trans exclusionary politic were scarring, leaving Simona with a sense she did not fit into her own community.
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Non-Hindus are deemed a surplus population, and violence against them is sanctioned in an attempt to cleanse the true body politic.
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But I also don't know that it's extremely likely but the result of it would be so catastrophic to the body politic.
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The expectation that military service is an obligation of citizenship has waned, imperiling the link between the body politic and the people.
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Sun was, however, not optimistic about the prospects for treatment; he thought that the decay had spread through the entire body politic.
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On the one hand, Trump is an existential threat to the body politic, a craven and corrupt swamp creature worse than Nixon.
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They are so humorless and becoming so boring and predictable that at some point the body politic will just shrug them off.
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Billionaires seek influence through their contributions and forays into presidential politic, but we can only guess at their views on public policy.
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First, understand that the 24-hour news model and blogging did not spring up like carcinomas in the otherwise pastoral body politic.
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The American body politic may worry less about climate change as the chances of, say, a nuclear exchange with North Korea rise.
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The title "perfectly sums up a unified disunity: an America suspicious of its own body politic," Madeleine Thien writes in her review.
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The ability of the select few in that room to reach compromise on basic governance reflects the health of our body politic.
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And that has had -- and will continue to have -- serious impacts not just on his administration but on the broader body politic.
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President Putin is a de facto dictator without the burdens of having to cater to the true needs of a body politic.
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We must not be divided by the political fringes, but rather, use this moment to improve upon our body politic as whole.
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Climate is their thing, one of the many ways they are trying to smuggle the contagion of socialism into America's body politic.
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For the audience, he is equally shamus and shaman, chasing down clues and trying to exorcise demons that plague the body politic.
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And so now it is spreading like a virus throughout the body politic, and it's doing so under the guise of news.
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Then I was one of the writers who wrote a column called "City Politic" for New York Magazine for a couple of years.
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The Body Politic: Video from The Met Collection continues at the Met Breuer (945 Madison Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through September 3.
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For many years commentators have been warning about the way the connections between money, lobbying, and politics have been damaging the body politic.
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In so doing, he helped create our balkanized political climate, the cancer eating away at the very idea of an American body politic.
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Overt racism, once thought to have been eradicated from our post-civil rights body politic, is back with a vengeance in American politics.
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The passing of McCain provides the American body politic a moment to pause and reflect on the remarkable life of the Arizona Republican.
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"China uses all sorts of techniques, including visa bans and denial of entry, to exclude people from the body politic," Professor Brophy said.
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It's much the same in the public sphere: a promise to fix what's wrong with the body politic, usually through sober bipartisan policymaking.
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He has a familiar mix of gun politic signifiers about ecological preservation, wildlife restoration, respect for military veterans, police and emergency medical workers.
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We'll say what Bill Gates is too politic to say: Providing testing kits and coordinating a pandemic response is a job for government.
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As in the past, Germany will take France's economic problems and its militant body politic as a negotiating ploy to impose its views.
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Nixon debates in 1960, they have brought dominance of the Hollywood and television media over the political process and weakened the body politic.
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It's unfortunate, but it's hurting us, it's hurting the body politic, it's hurting the average American that we don't have these right policies.
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And yet you seem to think that woke progressivism is the great moral poison in our body politic dividing us along racial lines.
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One might think that dispelling these threats to our body politic would spread feelings of relief and happiness, and one would mostly be wrong.
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Through that lens, the pursuit, that is, the attainment or practice, of happiness reflects the virtuous life of the citizen within the body politic.
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There's a great deal that goes along with that transition, not all of which has been fully digested yet by the US body politic.
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For the good of the body politic, maybe we should figure out how to engage more productively in social media instead of disengaging entirely.
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My sense is that Trump has uncorked this force and let it loose in the body politic in a way that can't be contained.
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"YouTube is not willing to just demonetize 'a politic'… [it is instead] demonetizing 'politics' because they don't want to draw those lines," said Caplan.
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Warren's proposal would galvanize a populist movement that has been pointing out for decades the corrosive impact of concentrated wealth on our body politic.
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"In doing this, hatred disguised as acceptable political correctness has festered in our body politic and polluted our discourse to our detriment," Green said.
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The election result now seems guaranteed to feel like a violation of the body politic for one half of the country or the other.
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Still, the president is gambling that his formula will create the conditions that draw Cuba inexorably toward a more open body politic and economy.
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The event holds great symbolic value as China's current President Xi Jinping will be reappointed by the body politic for another five-year term.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech — undermines democracy and distances entire groups from being part of the body politic.
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Foreign interference with our elections is a major breach of the American body politic, and alleged violations must be investigated seriously and punished severely.
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Exactly who gets included in the body politic — figuring out what the "Demos" is — is really the central struggle of American politics, McGhee said.
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But beyond the borders of a state with outsize importance in the selection of presidents, ethanol may be losing its grip on the body politic.
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Nostalgia for a simpler America — an emotion that has had baleful implications for the body politic of late — is here treated with compassion and understanding.
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According to Perry, Trump's scandals have opened the door to at the very least a low-grade fever in the body politic of the capital.
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As a queer Asian woman, the artist investigates what the weight of tension is on the body, and how disorientation manifests in the body politic.
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Follow the trail of means, opportunity and motive, and all evidence suggests that Mr Trump has carried out his own assault on America's body politic.
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One reason racism persists is because most of us cannot see as clearly as Kendi how the mind — and body politic — casually harbors racist ideas.
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Experiencing the virtual world of campaign events can leave one wanting to dip more into the body politic, especially because it can be so entertaining.
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"Just like a physical body, the body politic must have an immune system that resists anti-Semitism and other forms of racial hatred," Barr said.
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The big, complex problems we'll leave to them — climate change, global instability and a poisoned body politic — will require computational thinking and radical human empathy.
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He pinched the edge of a scab on our body politic and began to tug, revealing all the racism, resentments and partisan fury beneath it.
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The other is that Facebook has come such a pillar of modern life that every product decision it makes could reshape the body politic forever.
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This struggle over our new Supreme Court justice has inflicted deep wounds upon our body politic that may need a generation or longer to heal.
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Opinion Columnist House Democrats are inching closer to a formal impeachment inquiry, as if that's how best to exorcise Donald Trump from the body politic.
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Anti-Semitic graffiti found at London synagogue The attacks are symptoms of "an American cancer that is spreading in the body politic," the governor said.
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It would be less politic than you normally are, but you're saying there's gonna be a lot of ... We've had hints of it in 2017.
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During most of that time, Germany was taken as the paragon of economic and political stability — a critically important counterweight to France's notoriously volatile body politic.
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But by that reasoning, losing wouldn't be just a fluke, just a failure of the body politic to recognize and reward majesty when they behold it.
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Kind of, what does the government have to say about Facebook and Twitter, and how are these companies affecting the way that our body politic operates?
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SI: I worry that a growing income gap will produce a concomitant gap in social outcomes, which has a very corrosive impact on the body politic.
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The contradictions inherent in Pettibon's art spread a gossamer film of transcendence over the poison that has been leaching from the body politic since the 1960s.
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When he saw how militarism, materialism, classism, and racism still had such a hold on the body politic, he began to organize a poor people's campaign.
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The U.S. presidential race and the Brexit vote have laid bare the disconnect between the body politic and its elected leaders in developed and "representative" democracies.
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"The Black Calhouns" is a comprehensive reminder of how, even when not immediately visible, the burden of racial trauma is carried deep within the body politic.
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"Therefore the street transportation system has no cost," said Yonah Freemark, a doctoral student in city planning at M.I.T., who runs the blog The Transport Politic.
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Where is the photographer of cleareyed empathy and consummate artistry to depict the disquiet, hopelessness and desperate fortitude that riddle the American body politic of today?
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Easy talk about the world becoming flat or global trade lifting all boats disguises, explains away and exacerbates the damage being done to the body politic.
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In a 2002 essay, Cooper described Europe as the most developed body politic that did not emphasise sovereignty or the separation of domestic and foreign affairs.
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Immigration has leaped forward in the American consciousness the last few years from one of several relevant issues to a driving force in our body politic.
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France is struggling with a notoriously brittle body politic, a condition aggravated by a wide-ranging resistance to inevitable roll-backs of an unaffordable welfare state.
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Breitbart is, in part, about defining the symbolic border of the nation and protecting the white, Christian body politic in a way that is premised on exclusion.
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The Mercers have used their enormous hedge fund fortune to influence politic campaigns and causes and to bankroll Breitbart and groom its rising stars, including Milo Yiannopoulos.
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I have to be careful not to conflate the trans and queer politic that has flourished here [in New York] with the one developing on the island.
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But as the 2016 election cycle has shown us, a messy comments section come to terrifying life isn't a bad descriptor of the current US body politic.
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" The body, like the body politic pictured on the frontispiece of Hobbes's Leviathan, only gives the appearance of unity: It's made of a "collection of tiny selves.
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Over the past 100 years, regular injections of inert, unthreatening forms of feminism were supposed to stave off the virus threatening to wreck a patriarchal body politic.
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Trump gets to mainline his every waking thought into the body politic and, as a byproduct, we get a heavy insight into what he really cares about.
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Republicans must recognize the shifting views within the American body politic and renew our party by putting forward new ideas that are creative, market-oriented and sustainable.
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Our body politic seems to suffer from a similar ailment: crouched defensively against threats real and imagined, yet unfocused by the endless distractions of the news cycle.
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The strips, with their frayed edges and loose threads, evoke a body politic in which such phrases are routinely thrown about, seemingly as a form of entertainment.
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You also had to downplay the long-term damage, to conservatism and the body politic, of putting someone with such poisonous rhetorical habits in the bully pulpit.
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But committee gavels and subpoena powers can't stop the continuing corruption of the judiciary, or prevent the perversion of executive authority, or cure a diseased body politic.
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In 2016, in their view, racism wasn't just an amorphous problem, but an inherent flaw in the American body politic that prevented liberal politicians from marching to victory.
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But this could create a system in which Uber poaches riders from high-volume transit routes, said Yonah Freemark, a transit expert who writes for The Transport Politic.
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Instead, the chants are meant to signal that Clinton and Omar are threats to the body politic who need to be purged if it is to be preserved.
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The big truth Kennedy told to Ryan defines why Democrats are Democrats, why Americans are Americans, and why our body politic is rejecting Trump and what he represents.
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We must demand that all of our elected officials, from our city council persons to President-elect Trump himself, make every effort to heal our American body politic.
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Both pieces of legislation await the signature or veto of Republican Ohio Governor John Kasich, who critics said on Thursday was using the dueling legislations as politic cover.
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For centuries, Russia has been a resource-exporting country, an economic laggard and a touchy partner, driven by a European culture and a decidedly un-European body politic.
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However, Ramaphosa now must deal with the Zuma faction's last-gasp dose of venom, injected into the body politic at the 2017 party conference that ended Zuma's reign.
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In a diseased body politic, he seems to say, no one is exempt from infection, and the sanity of every citizen is dependent upon that of his neighbor.
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It is bad enough that the state party is taking sides in a primary, but this smear of his opponent is an unforgivable offense against the body politic.
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"They're normalizing themselves as part of the body politic in a way that makes Jews more accepting of them, even if they don't vote for them," he said.
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I'm under no illusion that either McCain's death (and life) or Biden's paean to re-find what McCain represented will have any immediate effect on the body politic.
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But in the era of social media and niche conservative outlets, the body politic seems to be entering a new era in which the tail wags the dog.
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Hezbollah is firmly entrenched in the Lebanese body politic and has grown into a regionwide fighting force on behalf of Iran, undercutting U.S. efforts to roll back Iranian influence.
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ASIA POLITIC EXPERT GORDON SHANG: I think the important thing is that what we heard from the North Koreans when Trump sand is he was withdrawing from the summit.
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It also creates the toxic conditions within our body politic that lead to costly and harmful overreactions, which end up rewarding our adversaries for engaging in acts of terror.
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Increased congestion and other environmental costs, a weakening of public transport systems, the precarious lives of the workers who make these platforms function and a more friable body politic.
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The Clinton campaign's response to this most recent outrage, and to others, has been to stand aside; let Trump self-destruct, and then let sunshine disinfect the body politic.
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Because neither Trump nor the White House want to say -- or think it is politic to say -- the real reason why Trump fired Comey: Because he didn't like him.
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But the institutions of government are withering, starting with the moribund and morally decrepit Republican Party, the wound that allowed Trump to enter the body politic and hijack it.
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The report, although it omitted classified details, was the U.S. government's starkest public description of what it says was an unprecedented Russian campaign to manipulate the American body politic.
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You talk a lot about God and make nods to mysticism but are also firmly grounded in both the day to day to day and the larger body politic.
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Regional judicial, politic and civic authorities will have responsibility for the hundreds of cases still outstanding from next year, a task the ICTY president said would not be easy.
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Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party has injected a toxic communalism into the Indian body politic, creating the space for lynchings and other extra-judicial crimes to occur with alarming frequency.
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"I kind of have to be the champion of our people and I kind of owe it to the body politic to comment where I have expertise," Blankfein said.
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More than 20 years after the Oslo Accords began what was supposed to be a foundation for a lasting peace process, the Palestinian body politic is bifurcated, perhaps irreparably.
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Whether caused by a diseased body or a diseased body politic, the belated reverberations of trauma lay bare our common humanity: in particular, our individual and yet shared defenselessness.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Body Politic: Video from The Met Collection, an exhibition at the Met Breuer, features four videos ranging in length, subject matter, and tone.
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Even if some lowriders aren't interested in explicit politic action, their commitment to maintain a tradition with such a dynamic Chicanx history is an act of cultural preservation in itself.
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"It's different than trade, where a major slice of the U.S. body politic is in the same place as Trump," he said, noting Clinton and her primary rival Vermont Sen.
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With politic limits having been reached to fiscal pain, it is also difficult to see how the country will subject itself to yet more budget austerity in a euro straitjacket.
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Like a canary in a coal mine, the legally sanctioned persecution of Pakistan's Ahmadi Muslims points to underlying problems in Pakistani society that have slowly infected the entire body politic.
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MBA students should be alive to this question and its possible correctives, given the unprecedented levels of institutional mistrust and economic anxiety now coursing through and wobbling the body politic.
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However efficacious anger may seem in the short term, even righteous anger is likely to be deleterious in the long term, to the individual body and to the body politic.
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"It's wrong for substantial amounts of money from foreign entities and nondemocratic governments to flow into Australian body politic," the Liberal senator from South Australia, Cory Bernardi, told ABC radio.
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It is about people "going to the mattress" to fight over something that should be eminently solvable but is not, because ideological theocracy possesses both parties and the body politic.
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"The dressed body within the body politic is often the only opportunity underrepresented individuals have to participate in negotiations of citizenship, but it's an amazing opportunity, too," Dr. Vearncombe said.
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THE OTHER AMERICANS By Laila Lalami The title of Laila Lalami's fourth novel, "The Other Americans," perfectly sums up a unified disunity: an America suspicious of its own body politic.
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It is the corruption of the body politic and an incentive to get rich, or richer, by cheating the system — which is, in effect, an incentive to slowly destroy it.
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She describes a generation embracing a transnational sensibility as citizens of the world as opposed to an identity politic tethered to their nation-state(s) of birth or diasporic origin.
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He has a nose for every wound in the body politic and day after day he sticks a red-hot poker in one wound or another and rips it open.
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These disease metaphors underline Beijing's view of Hong Kong's protest movement as a threat to its body politic, with ideological infection posing an existential danger to the Chinese Communist Party.
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" The American Manufacturing Council has been the focus of politic attentions since Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier resigned earlier Monday, citing his "responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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In a 2010 email obtained by BuzzFeed News and the Star, he asked if a local political candidate wanted to purchase content in the City Politic, another website he runs.
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The racism that led you to the March on Washington in 1963 and to the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965 still rages in the body politic today.
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It does so by injecting into the body politic the notion that certain religious groups can be disfavored merely because they have beliefs that run contrary to prevailing social norms.
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But we can at least hope that watching Mr. Trump in action will be a learning experience — not for him, because he never learns anything, but for the body politic.
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Somehow, Vice Principals' creators (Danny McBride and Jody Hill, who both wear a number of other hats on the series) had tapped into something elemental in the American body politic.
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Hunter's more recent comments about his conduct as a Marine do not seem to have generated much controversy beyond politic circles in his district, which has a huge population of veterans.
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With the new pallor of the american body politic, Oceti Sakowin Camp's dogged fixation on life-affirming practices (like protecting water) in the face of acute and historic brutality is unique.
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"James has a fearlessness and a willingness to use his body — the body politic," said Chavez, who is also a former visual arts curator at the Centro Cultural de la Raza.
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" That's Vonshak's politic way of saying other smart glasses look terrible, so his goal was to create something that has, as he puts it over and over again, "zero social cost.
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Many are closer than is politic—or at least reflective of the median voter's experiences—to bankers, strikers, bible-bashers, imams, die-hard environmentalists or other representatives of esoteric social segments.
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With residents of Puerto Rico struggling to survive a humanitarian disaster, the President sent out a barrage of hate-filled tweets, invoking racial stereotypes and fueling division in the body politic.
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He has dangerously employed a brand of conservative populism that taps directly into racial and ethnic animosities that run deep in the body politic -- though some support what he is doing.
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We can keep our heads in the sand and pretend that the issue doesn't exist, but that is unlikely to heal what amounts to a festering wound on the body politic.
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If we are going to make meaningful strides to address this problem, we must recognize the enemy within -- an American cancer where one cell in the body politic destroys other cells.
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There's also a less-well-understood effect: The Rohingya refugee crisis is shaking Bangladesh's body politic to the core, and in ways that may hasten the country's ongoing slide toward authoritarianism.
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The EU mantras of clocks ticking and "nothing is agreed until everything is agreed" should be electrifying the body politic in the UK. In reality, Brexit has become stultifying and technocratic.
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"A singular regret for me is the fact that our body politic has become more polarized, the language, the spirit has become meaner than when I came in," he told Politico.
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"The body politic was in a high state of agitation, there was massive interest in learning what the bottom line results of Bob Mueller's investigation was, particularly as to collusion," Barr added.
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"At every turn, Mr. Trump has chosen to take the low road, sowing seeds of hatred and division in our body politic," said the URJ while noting that it doesn't endorse candidates.
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The size of the works in this room create a sense of bodies, both figurative and politic, which exist at beyond-human scale, and by extension, radiate a kind of passive menace.
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Dr. King Said "There Comes A Time When One Must Take A Position That Is Neither Safe, Nor Politic, Nor Popular But He Must Take It Because Conscience Tells Him It's Right".
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Previous attempts at restarting a new -- and more politic -- version of the Trump Administration have been dashed along the rocks of the President's desire to be applauded and loved by his base.
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Much of the body politic remains disaffected and disenfranchised by the unrealized economic gains that were promised after the end of nuclear sanctions with the rush of cash that filled Tehran's coffers.
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Mr Snyder also traces the Kremlin's efforts to undermine the European Union by fostering Eurosceptic parties on the extreme right and left, as well as its drive to weaken America's body politic.
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"Trump is no longer a mere possibility as he was in 2016; he is a poisonous cancer that we urgently must remove from our body politic," Granholm said, citing the first reason.
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For "Body Politic" (2016, updated 2018), the outside walls of a small, makeshift room at the center of the gallery are neatly covered with 8 1/2-by-11 sheets of type.
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The platforms' sudden action in response to an outpouring of public grief and rage resembles, at first glance, a moral awakening and suggests a mounting sense of responsibility to the body politic.
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Where "Scars of Independence" scours the wounds, it rushes the reckoning promised by its title: the suturing together of this battered body politic, and the subsequent bleaching of the bloody national fabric.
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The invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, as part of the amorphous ongoing "war on terror," have kept the issues that drove King to speak active -- and unresolved -- in the American body politic.
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In doing so, he seemed to hope to convey a sense of urgency, arguing that the republic is at a crossroads and it will require a mobilized body politic to change direction.
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You know, I built this space; because of it, there's millions of people that are changing the way they think about their interaction with the body politic because of that election. Yeah.
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Spillovers thus force state and local officials to do what they are supposed to do: politic, find common ground, and negotiate a compromise that no one likes but everyone can live with.
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Americans are overdue for considering the newest major component of their corporate and cultural universe — the internet companies — and what those companies say about the United States to the international body politic.
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But if you look at it a different way, what Trump is proposing is an ideological infection bubble for a body politic without the immune system to ward off infection on its own.
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" He said the move did "not benefit the U.S. in any way," and "could be what finally tips the Palestinian body politic over into a complete lack of trust in the United States.
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By the standards of the old adage "politics is the art of the possible" President Obama's proposal to levy a $10 per barrel fee on oil production and imports is not very politic.
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The sight of Mukhina's work is a keen reminder that the dreams and expectations about the future — rather than memories of the past — may still animate the body politic toward a different world.
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In that way, the movie is one heartening sign that Obama's signature hope for an all-inclusive body politic will outlast his administration, and the one so swiftly trying to undo his legacy.
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Don't forget, the judge's duties aren't limited to ensuring that both parties receive a fair trial; the judge also must ensure the court gets to deliver a fair trial for the body politic.
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I think we'll have deeper critiques of capitalism, deeper conversations on what abolition looks like; I believe a deeper feminist politic is critical of the prison industrial complex and the military industrial complex.
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Reilly gave politic answers: he was against the death penalty except in certain circumstances, and he ducked on gay marriage, which had been legalized by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts in 2003.
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His longevity attests to his political agility and to his perfection of a campaigning and governing style in which he casts his political foes and critics as enemies of the broader body politic.
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After years of leading the anti-Catholic opposition, Peel calculated with a statesman's prudence that it was time to end the debilitating effects of centuries of Catholic debates on the British body politic.
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Part of why I want some real resolution about the allegations themselves is that otherwise this is going to be an open wound for years to come, in an already bloodied body politic.
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"Our entire structure, culture and body politic are infinitely weakened and deranged by ignoring the true history of how this rise to power occurred," writes Wagner, in materials accompanying Vegetable Lamb of America.
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Our motivation came from a deep desire to document and archive the image of our community as the trans and queer politic flourishes on the island, with a particular focus outside of the capital.
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Yet Spencer's prowess at manipulating reporters into covering him, into giving him airtime, allows him to enter into the body politic the most toxic of tropes and ideas about non-whites, and about women.
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But the perception of effective Chinese election interference has sown considerable disarray and confusion in Taiwan's body politic and encouraged China's Communist Party to meddle even more vigorously in Taiwan's presidential election in 22019.
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Pakistan's attitude possibly could be altered if the U.S. reached its objective of convincing the Taliban leadership its best option is a compromise agreement, allowing for its peaceful role within the Afghan body politic.
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In such a critical period from the economic and politic points of view, investing our money in something certain is really complicated and watches are surely one of the best things to invest in.
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As both Xu Zhangrun and Xu Zhiyong have pointed out, it is the canker in China's body politic that turned the coronavirus outbreak into a health crisis far worse than it needed to become.
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Quinta Jurecic explains how the concept of the "king's two bodies," — the king's mortal "body natural" and his eternal "body politic" — yields important insights into how we should understand President Trump's two Twitter accounts.
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But the real strength of "Uncanny Valley" comes from her careful parsing of the complex motivations and implications that fortify this new surreality at every level, from the individual body to the body politic.
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"He is an inspiration for generations to come as to how we should conduct ourselves in the House and the Senate, in Congress in general, and the body politic in our nation," Crowley said.
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Where previously a fan who had moved far from home might have lost all connections to his or her club, forums provide people with an online grounding in the body politic of their favourite teams.
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Perhaps because it would simply not be politic for polished marketeers to sit on a public stage and state they're going to carry on behaving obnoxiously with mobile data because the law says they can.
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"Donald Trump has built his brand around the wealth he has created and uses that argument to support his capability to get things done in the politic sphere," said David Friedman, president of Wealth-X.
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Usually because I was friends with them long before we ever even discussed our political leanings and I'm not about to reject them as friends now just because they don't agree with my politic philosophy.
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By tone and example, working together under "regular order" to educate and enlighten each other in civil debate on their views of substantive public policy, they can better serve the institution and the body politic.
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He is a reflection of — indeed a revealing of — the ugliness that you harbor, only it is possible that you may have gone your life expressing it in ways that were more coded and politic.
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Both Trump and Clinton have made fearmongers out of the body politic, at the expense of the dignity, welfare and human life of so many others — Trump in very crass ways, Clinton more tactfully so.
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The response did just enough to appease popular anger and satisfy the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, while avoiding provocation of the United States, a far superior military power and far more resilient body politic.
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Macron's desperate attempt to firmly and irrevocably anchor the French volatile body politic into the EU has been denied by German opposition to his proposals of re-founding the European project of economic and political union.
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When people perceive my music through their perception of my physical body, it often really contains their ability to open their mind to it, because they hear it through the local identity politic of my body.
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It's not the one from which the political media Got It So Wrong, or the one from which you or I consume that reporting, or don't, or the ones from which politicians politic or voters vote.
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Their recent profusion — and, in particular, the development of the this-book-is-about-timeless-constitutional-truths-not-about-Trump-wink-wink subgenre — is not a great sign, then, for the health of our body politic.
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Strangely mistrusted by a large part of the body politic in the restored Republic, Leia finds herself brokering compromise between the Populists and the Centrists, and calling for calm in the wake of a terrorist attack.
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"On the one hand, we know intellectually that 'trans' doesn't necessarily imply a politic, because a trans person is just a fucking person," writer and critic Andrea Long Chu told me over the phone in September.
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The face off between Republicans and Democrats on this matter needs to be understood within the larger context of the November mid-term elections and the high fever affecting the body-politic under the Trump administration.
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Washington, for decades addicted to the stream of petrodollars that Saudi pumps into its body politic, is keenly looking for a neat ribbon with which they can tie this up, and drop it in the ocean.
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The best PE professionals have an ability to modulate between C and I - from all over the details of the numbers and contract/covenants, to politic and friendly enough to build consensus and rapport with management teams.
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I did the classic degree that politic junkies do, PPE, which ... With a PPE degree, you either go be a conservative prime minister like David Cameron or you tend to go work in banking or management consultants.
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Mr Trump may not fit your image of what an American president should be, but the American people crave a leader who has the interests of the body politic at heart, not the interests of a party.
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Trudeau said he was watching the United States closely "to see how it deals with what is obviously a very real set of issues around frustration toward the body politic" which had been seen around the world.
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Even though Trump's fire-breathing rhetoric and frequent deployment of racist tropes have coarsened the body politic, for a great many of the 157 million registered US voters, outrage just isn't enough to motivate them to vote.
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The bucking of the establishment and its conventional wisdoms is, in fact, something the president relishes, most particularly when it comes to otherwise indefensible nostrums which have embedded themselves into the collective mind of the body politic.
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So you know, we're all teaching on eggshells, and I think the corporate world ... Obviously, you always have to be politic, you always have to be careful, but I think it's gonna get a lot worse. Yeah.
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" Beyond that, Ms. Jones writes, her life stood "for a vision of women's rights free of racism and inclusive of those, like her, who began their lives enslaved and well beyond the bounds of the body politic.
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"It goes on and on & the new AG, who is now being replaced by yet another AG (who openly campaigned on a GET TRUMP agenda), does little else but rant, rave & politic against me," the president wrote.
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"[Trump] has never won a majority in this country, and I think that Donald Trump represents intense views of one part of the body politic, and there's an equally strong extreme on the other side," he said.
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But what made him stand out in the Senate race — the ability to use a charismatic, tell-it-how-you-see-it retail politic to come within two points of Cruz — quickly faltered on the national stage.
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Republicans should have done better and picked a better candidate, but they did not do so because the sexists, racists and religious bigots that once comprised the fringe of the GOP, are now the faithful body politic.
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In a state of 20 million, that total would have been barely a pimple on the body politic, except for one critical quality that has carried Mr. Silver through his time as a politician and convicted plunderer.
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Stabilization efforts The U.N. has grafted a third government onto Libya's shattered body politic: the General National Assembly (GNA) headed by Fayez al-Sarraj, a Libyan of no particular political note prior to his elevation into the role.
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There is no longer a subtle way to say this: Trump and what he represents must be soundly rejected, wholly repudiated and fully dispelled from our body politic, by a popular and electoral number that can't be questioned.
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However, against the backdrop of the Great Depression and World War II, the executive branch emerged as the active political force in our body politic during the turn of the century and has since remained the dominant branch.
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But this historic vote demonstrated to the world that democracy does work — that through civil public discourse the body politic at large can make a well-informed collective decision that all parties can recognize as fair and just.
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With operatic choir vocals in the background, Nas goes on rants accompanied by Puff Daddy that mixes braggadocio with shallow pro-black sentiments that feel good to hear, but aren't actually creating any type of politic or critique.
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The sad content of modern Republican character is a symptom of the corruption and hypocrisy that has afflicted half of our body politic — a sickness of the soul that manifests itself in personal behavior as well as policy.
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Now, people have a First Amendment right to say whatever they want, wherever they want, but the body politic, the people of the United States of America, cannot give any room for fertilization or growth of white supremacy.
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Tying one man's body to the body politic, he seeks to turn Presley's life — from ravishing, thrilling youth to ravaging, putrefying fame — into the story of the country, an arc that takes the documentary from Graceland to Trumpland.
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The sudden shock to the European body politic of more than a million refugees and migrants in 2015 pushed sentiment far to the right in Europe, and the reverberations were felt as far away as the United States.
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He surely encouraged Trump's attacks on the intelligence community and the media as a way to undermine all independent sources of truth, so that Trump can inject his own reality, through Twitter, directly into the U.S. body politic.
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"Remember that I don't lack courage, that I am not a coward nor am I afraid to act on my principles: I believe in a politic that, among other things, invents ways to avoid confrontation and war," he wrote.
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Too often, those opposing encryption on the grounds of national security are all too quick to exclude from the body politic they seek to protect the privacy, safety and security concerns of people of color and other marginalized communities.
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"When people perceive my music through their perception of my physical body, it often really contains people's ability to open their minds to it, because they hear it through the local identity politic of my body," she told me.
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"I just wanted to make it clear that there's a necessity to do this because that behavior has infected the body politic to the extent that you have the behavior in the state of Virginia," Green told The Hill.
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Perhaps this obscene phenomenon, which afflicts victims of every age, color, and geographic location, is better understood as self-destruction: The body politic bleeds again and again, while our faith in democracy's mettle is weakened, if not eliminated altogether.
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But Trump is as much of a part and player in this latest chapter of the email saga, because of the one-syllable grenade that he keeps lobbing at the body politic, his furious mantra over these final weeks.
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" In November, she argued that loose border control has fueled right-wing politics in Europe, warning in an interview with The Guardian that "if we don't deal with the migration issue it will continue to roil the body politic.
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The violent authoritarian impulse that led the armed forces to remove democratically-elected president and labor-friendly João Goulart in 1964 was never fully excised from the Brazilian body politic, even after power returned to civilian hands in 1985.
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I have facts that I can point to, but if I put those out — I declined to put out the facts that support the general description that I gave because I don't want to blow up this body politic.
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The press does not exist to serve the needs of presidents but rather to hold them to account and inform the body politic of the actions and pronouncements of those charged with carrying out the will of the people.
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We have gotten to the point now in the United States that if you don't act as though Mexican immigrants, whether legal or illegal, are some kind of wonderful addition to the American body politic, then you're a racist!
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Despite resistance to this kind of vitriol in the national electoral body politic, society is also moving toward greater acceptance of technological processes that are seemingly benign and decontextualized, as if these projects are wholly apolitical and without consequence too.
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Death is itself tragic enough but the silence of so clear a voice of reason when the body politic seems on a race to see who can create the biggest dung hill of falsehood and slander, is a national tragedy.
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Finding a sex-positive community was a homecoming in my early twenties, and interacting with a community of outspoken feminists and radical queers poured the foundation for my politic, my heart, my values, my dating life, and for my life's work.
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In the artist Dáreece J. Walker's Black is the giant exhibition of painting, sculpture and text, for instance, the artist's use of cardboard examines the weight of the black body politic in the age of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Wheezes like direct elections to the European Parliament, or the Spitzenkandidaten system for choosing the president of the European Commission by respecting the result of the European Parliament's election, are presented as injections of democratic adrenalin into Europe's flabby body politic.
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Our priorities have shifted from lampooning frauds clamoring for a return to an imagined Eisenhower-era cocoon, to the king snake in the White House, nihilism infecting the body politic, and a much-needed reckoning for centuries of sexual abuses.
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So as a research analyst, it wasn't, hey, you were part of a team of 10 people and then you sort of politic your way to get promoted; it's a research analyst, where your stock recommendations are good or bad.
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Op-Ed Contributor Washington — Donald J. Trump can be seen as a talented demagogue, or as the manifestation of deep pathologies in the body politic, but he is also the bearer of ideas — crudely framed and sometimes incoherent, but ideas nonetheless.
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Featuring President Donald J. Trump and special counsel Robert Mueller, a story of a special moment that has brought these two giants together and the challenge and opportunity to chart a new course for the future of the American body politic.
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MARK KRASCHELPortland, Oregon I say we look to Plato, as quoted by Cicero in "On Duties": keep the good of the people clearly in view and care for the welfare of the whole body politic and not the interests of one party.
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The left-right certainties have given way to an amorphous and fluid body politic torn apart by massive immigration, borderless Europe and France's epochal identity crisis — a grave danger in a country where rising unemployment and poverty continue to feed social unrest.
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It may have an anodyne title — "A Review of Various Actions by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Justice in Advance of the 2016 Election" — but the almost 600-page report will ripple through the body politic for months, probably years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Even after losing almost 103% of its value since the 2016 Brexit referendum, Britain's pound continues to be dogged by economic, politic and diplomatic pressures, meaning investors now fear it could be in for another chaotic lurch lower over the summer.
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Above all, we need to decide whether we want to remain the world's pre-eminent power — a strong, cohesive beacon of democracy — or if we are content to allow our national autoimmune disorder, like a flesh-eating disease, to devour our body politic.
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The body politic is divided, perhaps irrevocably, between the Palestinian Authority, led by President Mahmoud Abbas and his Fatah faction, on the West Bank, and the Islamic militant group Hamas — which opposed Oslo and seeks the eradication of Israel — in the Gaza Strip.
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Palestinian citizens of Israel — barely tolerated today in the Israeli body politic — would remain subject to the dozens of discriminatory laws against them which infringe upon their right to equality in nearly every field imaginable, from education to land use to social services.
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Years later he collaborated with Mr. Bush on his autobiography, "Looking Forward" (1987), and wrote a novel, "The Body Politic" (1988), with Lynne V. Cheney, chairwoman of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the wife of Dick Cheney, the future vice president.
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" Rice added, "We need to decide whether we want to remain the world's pre-eminent power — a strong, cohesive beacon of democracy — or if we are content to allow our national autoimmune disorder, like a flesh-eating disease, to devour our body politic.
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The spiral of oppression and self-destruction embodied by these two children has only escalated in the 20 years since the work was made, which have also seen the upended order of Walker's Saturnalia churn the body politic into a psychotic new normal.
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" He admitted he was purposely unloading on MLK day because as Dr. King said, "There comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular but he must take it because conscience tells him it's right.
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Second, we have the new politic-, American politics, nobody knows about the new President, and other-, on the other side, we have China, people that want to pretend they are the player in the market-, GC: You say pretend-, MP: What is the vision?
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This idea of (largely) East Asians as the "model minority" has long been wielded as a blunt rhetorical weapon, employed to prop up the idea we live in a color-blind meritocracy and to discount the realities of racist exclusion from the body politic.
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As Dallas is digested by an alternately aggrieved and enraged body politic, it's important to remember that this incident is not just a culmination of the national conversation going on about policing; it's also a product of America's mass shooting epidemic and rampant gun culture.
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More than almost any other figure in public life, the president has the ability to inject ideas into the body politic and to shape the topics of debate in national life -- and that was true even before a Twitter blast could rivet the nation's attention.
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While the immediate effects of an anti-sedition law are likely overstated by its opponents (the police are probably not going to start rounding up pro-democracy legislators), it could have a major psychological and chilling effect in curbing a famously truculent body politic.
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"In any event, it goes on and on & the new AG, who is now being replaced by yet another AG (who openly campaigned on a GET TRUMP agenda), does little else but rant, rave & politic against me," Trump tweeted, referencing Attorney General-elect Letitia James.
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He challenged all of us to embrace a vision of a liberated future capable of touching individual hearts and minds as it traversed through the blood and veins of the body politic, on the way to creating a nation as good as the best of its citizens.
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Beckles: We didn't go out of our way to make a political statement necessarily, but at the same time I think the show does have a politic to it and it does, I think, capture where we are right now and the insidious nature of the situation.
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" She was equally politic when I asked her about Biden's dispute with Kamala Harris, particularly over his history of opposing busing: "While America must reckon with its past, my focus is on how the next President will address the persistent issue of inequity in public education.
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Even when it was pointed out that Jews (who were obviously worse and more dangerous) sometimes were free to move about, the English found the prospect of a freely roaming Turk so astonishing and obviously unsanitary to the body politic that the topic was temporarily set aside.
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The work will only really be able to start when Trump is out of office, but if America is going to ever heal the deep partisan rifts in our body politic, we're going to need leaders committed to revealing the ugly truths of these last few years.
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In his speech, Cruz won't need to respond to the news of the day — he'll be able to take a step back and "share his view of the world and his view of the body politic, and where we need to go as a country," Roe said.
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Ever politic, and bent on war, he did what he was told, although in one version of the story, laid forth by Euripides in his final play, "Iphigenia in Aulis," the girl was spared as her father prepared to strike, and was replaced by—yet again—a deer.
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For the last 18 months, my campaign has focused on not just likely voters, but unlikely voters—those communities that are normally ignored and not included in our body politic, we turn them out, they showed up, they're voting, and we believe we can win this on Election Day.
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The opera opens in the King's apartment, with him and Gaveston (the robust baritone Gyula Orendt) brazenly flaunting their affair, even as a military adviser, Mortimer (the bright-voiced tenor Peter Hoare), argues that love — any love — is "poison" to both the human body and the body politic.
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The cries of "Twitter is not real life" become a filter bubble of their own: A way to assuage those who traditionally had great influence over creating political narratives (and who rarely had to compete with dissenting voices) that they are still in touch with the body politic.
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The idea being put forth here, then, is that by writing an "important, thoughtful" book about how to rid our body politic of Trumpism's infestation, Halperin is atoning, and those who would see this book waylaid are doing harm not just to Halperin's own redemption story, but the nation's.
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To watch raucous crowds of (mostly) white Americans unite in frenzied hatred of a black woman — to watch them cast her as a cancer on the body politic and a threat to a racialized social order — is to see the worst of our past play out in modern form.
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To watch raucous crowds of (mostly) white Americans unite in frenzied hatred of a black woman — to watch them cast her as a cancer on the body politic and a threat to a racialized social order — is to see the worst of our past play out in modern form.
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The medium most responsive to tiny shifts in the American body politic nevertheless spent a lot of the year trying desperately to catch up to a world that had rapidly changed underneath it, or just trying to run as far away as possible from what was happening in Washington.
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"If the Proclamation does target Muslims for disfavored treatment, then the history of the government's mistreatement of Mormons suggests it could take decades-if not longer-to undo the damage that official action would cause to both America's body politic and the place of Muslims in our society," they argued.
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While it may well be the case that, like vitamins or Muesli, public art is inherently good for the body politic, it is worth keeping in mind that Percent for Art programs actually originate out of Depression-era New Deal legislation designed, first and foremost, to give unemployed artists work.
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Some of her peers, like Holzer, with her biting aphorisms, and Cindy Sherman, with her iterations on identity, are, by choice, tethered to the literal and corporeal, easy to view as bards of a roiled body politic, reflecting and commenting on cultural realities that shift painfully in the harsh light.
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"Historically, and presently, dress practices have been and are being used to debate what it means to be a citizen, what it means to belong, or not to belong, to a certain body politic," said Erin K. Vearncombe, a lecturer at Princeton University who specializes in the cultural anthropology of dress.
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" Discussing the workings of Trump's mind, Atamanuik alluded to the Jungian concept of the shadow self, to broad changes in the electoral politics of Boston during the 1980s and to the writings of Deepak Chopra, using these eclectic references to diagnose Trump as an "ideological splinter in our body politic.
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Also, Patricia Williams's excellent review of the many young writers who have followed in the glorious path laid down by those I have just mentioned, including my former colleague at the Rutgers political science department, Shateema Threadcraft, whose book "Intimate Justice: The Black Female Body and the Body Politic" is groundbreaking.
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"I think it is fair to say Europe has done its part and must send a very clear message — 'We are not going to be able to continue to provide refuge and support' – because if we don't deal with the migration issue, it will continue to roil the body politic," she said.
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Where every identity is undeniably socially constructed and continuously performed—where every structure of domination translates into an identity politic—the Rachel Dolezal debate, as it is craftily framed by the filmmakers, uncomfortably forces us to delineate which performances we ultimately understand as legitimate, real, and authentic, and which we do not.
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" Lee went on to quote Dr. King's famous 1968 speech against the war in Vietnam, saying he's sitting the Oscars out because "there comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular but he must take it because conscience tells him it is right.
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What's more, Wilson's record on race, which includes keeping African Americans out of the body politic, re-segregating workplaces throughout the federal government, and allowing a White House screening of D.W. Griffith's film "The Birth of a Nation," which glorified the Ku Klux Klan, stands next to major accomplishments in other areas.
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"We need to fix our immigration problems — it's tearing apart our body politic and damaging our economy ... Fixing these issues will clearly boost the economy and help companies like ours hire great talent, but more importantly, it will reflect our American and core human values of fairness, decency and mutual respect," he said.
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What if the belief systems used to justify anti-immigrant policies and to justify race prejudice, for that matter — hostility to outsiders, insularity, high sensitivity to external threat — are as deeply ingrained in the American body politic as belief systems sympathetic to immigration and to racial equality — openness, receptivity to new experiences, trust?
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Between 1980 and 2012, the share of the electorate made up of non-Hispanic whites dropped from 87.6 percent to 73.7 percent; in 2016, demographers expected that number to drop again, as the diverse millennial generation takes on a larger role in the body politic, replacing older generations that were less racially diverse.
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It's as if the body politic today is so sick from collective disease that remains hidden under the patina of polite conversation, unethical legal compromises, historical amnesia, and obscurantist rhetoric, that the word "nigger" is the only thing strong and sharp enough to pierce the swollen skin and let the pus flow out.
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When he continues to insist he would have won the popular vote, if not for fraud, and that he enjoyed the biggest Electoral College victory since Ronald Reagan (which he was challenged on, and had no adequate reply), it is dangerous for the body politic and fuels support for legislation that could suppress the vote.
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Barr testified that he decided to prepare his March 24 letter summarizing Mueller's "principal conclusions" because once news broke that Mueller had finished his investigation, "the body politic was in a high state of agitation," and pundits were predicting more indictments and saying that any delays were a sign that the president faced legal jeopardy.
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And with renewed attention on Gab, another "free speech" (the new code for hate speech) platform, we'll learn again how hatred festers like a deadly infection inside the body politic, and hear more about how for-profit algorithms are encapsulating Americans in feedback loops of the most extreme versions of their points of view.
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Mike Huckabee stumbled back out from the mists of presidential also-rans to inflict another tone-deaf treatise on the body politic, returning once again to one of his favorite targets, Jay Z. After Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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In both its narrative arc and the social controversies its stars' salaries have engendered, "The Crown" has offered today's audiences the opportunity to consider the meaning of the queen's two bodies -- as a woman and as the body politic -- and the bodies of women as they have become increasingly present in today's political landscape.
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These new changes will very likely make it harder for academic researchers, journalists and the broader body politic to analyze the integrity of public spaces; for instance, it will be harder for the public to understand how disinformation and hate speech spread on social media platforms if access to the underlying data is restricted.
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The rise of Ms. Pipko and the notion of a Jexodus — there is no evidence that any such thing is occurring — is an object lesson in how an idea can migrate from a no-name messenger to the broad body politic, through the organ of Fox News and the megaphone of the president's Twitter account.
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Clive Hamilton, a professor at Charles Sturt University in Canberra and author of a book on China's influence in Australia, said that if evidence emerged that Chinese agents were involved in the burglary and office break-ins, it should act as "a cattle prod to the New Zealand body politic" about its relationship with Beijing.
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You should savor its grandiosity — it has references to the dawn of homo sapiens, the twilight of the Judeo-Christian order, Edmund Burke, James Madison — so that you can understand his current overreach, born of his certainty that he knows better than the rest of the body politic and is called to heal us.
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STEPHEN MOORE: I mean, look, if this comes down to, when we have that vote, and you know, in the senate, because I have to get 50 senators -- if it comes down to things I wrote 18 years ago that were in politic that I've apologized for that were, you know, insulting, then I'm in trouble.
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His candidacy, in addition to exciting millions of rank-and-file Republican voters, has attracted and rejuvenated white nationalists on the fringes of the body politic, and his hesitation in disavowing the support of David Duke, a former Klansman, was seen by some as a wink and a nod to the most racist elements of his remarkable coalition.
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Here, however morbidly, is where I have always fixed the problem when yet another instance of "inappropriate language" blows up big and bright in the body politic, whether from the living or the dead: the gross distortion of national priorities and imperatives when it comes to dealing with both the myth of race and the reality of racism.
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That was not a politic thing to be in the postwar art world, when abstraction became the mainstream and even most representational painting had a factual, empirical, or formal rather than an illustrative bent; consider such contemporaries of Kitaj's as Lucian Freud, Philip Pearlstein, or Antonio Lopez Garcia: none of them admits overt narrative, metaphor, myth, or symbolism.
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"Higher mortality rates can be caused for instance by more frequent deaths due to diabetes, overdose of prescription or illegal drugs, alcohol abuse, suicide or heart attacks, all of which can be correlated with higher rates of dissatisfaction with standards of life or current politic, which can lead to vote against the party in power," Tapia said by email.
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But given that lying is pretty much the business model of Trumpism, and that a whole battery of senior White House aides, from Kellyanne Conway to Sean Spicer to Dark Lord Bannon himself, are enthusiastic masters of straight-faced deceit, it's unlikely that this sort of semantic breakthrough will make much of an impression on the body politic.
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I think what the Cultural Revolution had shown was that the violence, with which the Communist Party had ruled China until that time — the various campaigns, the land reforms, the campaigns against counter-revolutionaries, the Anti-Rightist campaign — all that had been injected into the body politic, so the young people almost absorbed it through their skin.
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The trial of O. J. Simpson for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald L. Goldman touched every exposed nerve in the American body politic and forced Americans to confront matters we often prefer to cloak in euphemism and denial: racial division, domestic violence, the hyperactivity of the news media and the toxicity of celebrity culture.
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Shady Eric was head of New Yorkers for Clinton, and refused to even look at the corrupt Clinton Foundation...... ....In any event, it goes on and on & the new AG, who is now being replaced by yet another AG (who openly campaigned on a GET TRUMP agenda), does little else but rant, rave & politic against me.
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Sachs's ever-problematic closing monologue, in which he warns of "evil tricks" that threaten the German body politic, is addressed to the audience, and Volle defuses its menace by adopting a plaintive, pleading manner: he is not a proto-Fascist demagogue, as in Katharina Wagner's 2007 production at Bayreuth, but a distressed prophet warning of a dark future.
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And because these white suburbs are seemingly uncontoured by the segregatory social structures that created them, they allow for a sense of racial absolution in an industry increasingly being rightfully pressured to better its race and gender politics—in a culture war world where "confronting white privilege" is the virtue-signaling social justice politic du jour.
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It was this sense of responsibility that enabled us to move beyond the challenges we were facing at that time and maintain a focus on what really matters: Taking care of our clients, helping the communities in which we operate — all while under extreme pressure from both the markets and the body politic — and protecting our company.
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Camilo Castro, 32, designer, Bogotá, ColombiaThe United States is a paranoid country that creates laws for their citizens to be armed, the outcome of those laws are national tragedies in which someone embrace a politic or social idea and uses arms as an answer and a mean to make their ideas prevail: Social cleansing, white supremacist.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2023 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) has jolted the body politic with a bold proposal to tax the concentrated wealth of the richest 75,000 households in the United States.
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"In a world where the body politic has the attention span at times of a goldfish, yep, you've got to have the ability to reinvent yourself in this game many times," said Mr. Gaetz, who in his second term representing Florida's western Panhandle has emerged as one of President Trump's fiercest and most frequent defenders on Fox News, CNN and MSNBC.
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The internal memo from Google is more generally critical than Zuckerberg's politic statement, but so far none of these tech leaders have come out with an outright condemnation of Trump's sweeping, harmful orders, which are also worded to prioritize refugee applicants from minority states in nations where the majority of individuals are Muslim, effecting in practice Trump's campaign promise of a ban on Muslim immigration.
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JK: These questions your work has increasingly been engaging with—not just truth versus lies, but also the way certain speech acts structure interaction, the relationship of people to one another in a body politic that shares basic concerns, promises made and kept or not kept, the constituents of bureaucratic identity—are bound up with issues of sociality and ethics, but they're intensely topical and political, too.
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"To watch raucous crowds of (mostly) white Americans unite in frenzied hatred of a black woman -- to watch them cast her as a cancer on the body politic and a threat to a racialized social order -- is to see the worst of our past play out in modern form," The New York Times' Jamelle Bouie wrote in July of a mob mentality at a Trump rally in Greenville, North Carolina.
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" Then, Schultz told David Shields, in remarks published in the book Body Politic: The Great American Sports Machine, "If I look at the fracturing of the SuperSonics over the last few years, the word 'trust' is all over this thing, because the fans lost trust in this team, the players lost trust in one another, the players lost trust in the organization, the organization lost trust in the players.
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Meanwhile, even as right-wing support for Israel has grown even more extreme, we see the return of an older, open anti-Semitism in the political coalition of the American right, a rebirth of the old calumny that Jews represent something foreign and subversive in the American body politic—long after Jews were admitted to the country clubs, after we became convinced that we were well and fully white.
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"I admire the very generous and compassionate approaches that were taken particularly by leaders like Angela Merkel, but I think it is fair to say Europe has done its part, and must send a very clear message — 'we are not going to be able to continue provide refuge and support' — because if we don't deal with the migration issue it will continue to roil the body politic," she said.
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We had this Iran deal, it skirted the treaty provision of the United States Senate, and one of the reasons we have this treaty provision of the United States Senate is so you can&apost skirt Congress and so-called side deals have to be made available, and Hamilton said that, "You know, we want the full body politic involved in the treaty," and so we get into these debates what&aposs a deal, what&aposs a treaty?
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But she remains adamant that the 2016 referendum result must be respected, notwithstanding polling evidence that public opinion has shifted toward a narrow majority for remaining in the EU. Although the EU has made clear that the deal on the table cannot be re-negotiated, there are various other pathways open to the U.K. body politic if its pre-conditions are jettisoned, of which the most prominent latterly has been a variant on the "Norway" model.
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