Ultraconservatives in Washington pose an unsettling threat to individual rights and American values.
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The government tolerated this; better that ultraconservatives cause trouble abroad than at home.
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It remained to be seen whether the executions would provoke a backlash among Sunni ultraconservatives.
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On the face of it, this perception—of evangelicals as irate ultraconservatives—has some legitimacy.
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In a crowded primary field, his favor among ultraconservatives could amount to a victorious plurality.
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The ruling Al Saud responded to the events of 1979 by empowering the state&aposs ultraconservatives.
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Two women expressed their displeasure with his support for social ultraconservatives by kissing passionately beside him.
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This denial of science and critical thinking among religious ultraconservatives now haunts the American response to the coronavirus crisis.
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This denial of science and critical thinking among religious ultraconservatives now haunts the American response to the coronavirus crisis.
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Ultraconservatives in Saudi Arabia had long warned that allowing women to drive would lead to sin and expose women to harassment.
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Backed by this knowledge, the Breitbart megaphone and wealthy ultraconservatives, Mr. Bannon is a potentially more damaging force to both parties now.
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When the UK authorities worked with these Saudi-linked ultraconservatives, they ran the risk of legitimizing them as mainstream voices within the Muslim community.
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And in the church as in the government, the scorched-earth tactics of ultraconservatives often gives them a sway disproportionate to their actual numbers.
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The big picture: Ultraconservatives and Saudi authorities have been continuously going against the kingdom's efforts for top-down reforms as women become apprehensive of driving.
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The Polish women's rights movement, then and now, has been both a target of ultraconservatives and a vibrant counterforce, crucial to upholding democratic principles and human rights.
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The plan is likely to run into trouble with the House Freedom Caucus, which is made up of ultraconservatives who believe in a limited role for government.
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Under this administration, we have seen ultraconservatives in Washington attack our reproductive rights, attempting to defund Planned Parenthood and claiming that maternity care is not an essential health benefit.
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And they established a new government agency, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, designed to appease Saudi ultraconservatives, some of whom were recruited to the agency itself and given wide latitude.
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" The state's Democratic Committee unveiled its own counterpunch: "Fighting ultraconservatives in Washington is hard enough," the ad says, "so don't let Donald Trump bring his right-wing White House to Westchester.
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However, ultraconservatives and trans-exclusionary radical feminists, along with some extreme sexologists, have other ideas for those children's futures, lobbying to ban puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for all minors.
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"Womenomics" was not a natural policy for Mr Abe, who surrounds himself with ultraconservatives, points out Yuriko Koike, an LDP lawmaker who is now the favourite to become the governor of Tokyo.
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If McConnell was willing to break the Senate in order to retain a right-wing conservative seat, what will he do to place the court solidly in the hands of the ultraconservatives now?
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Salafist brigades under Mr. Hifter have demolished shrines and lodges belonging to Sufis, practitioners of a Muslim mysticism that ultraconservatives consider heresy, including another one leveled last month in the city of Surt.
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The stubbornly ideological members of the House Freedom Caucus found a way to say yes to President Donald Trump's second attempt to overhaul Obamacare weeks after the ultraconservatives helped sink his first one.
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In Ms. DeVos, Ms. Haley and Mr. Carson, he is trying to appeal to several of these constituencies, from Midwestern ultraconservatives to the diverse society that Republicans have tried to reach, with mixed results.
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In 2016, that conservative base is coming to believe that Fox News is more in line with the increasingly despised Republican establishment than with the ultraconservatives who support insurgent candidates like Trump and Ted Cruz.
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One close adviser, Antonio Spadaro, a prominent Jesuit who edits the Vatican-vetted magazine, Civiltà Cattolica, has accused American Catholic ultraconservatives of making an unholy alliance of "hate" with evangelical Christians to help President Trump.
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To win enough House Republican votes for the short-term spending bill two weeks ago, Ryan promised the Freedom Caucus, the lower chamber's group of ultraconservatives, that Republican leadership would whip votes for a conservative immigration bill.
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VATICAN CITY — Two close associates of Pope Francis have accused American Catholic ultraconservatives of making an alliance of "hate" with evangelical Christians to back President Trump, further alienating a group already out of the Vatican's good graces.
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To win enough House Republican votes for the short-term spending bill two weeks ago, Speaker Ryan promised the Freedom Caucus, the lower chamber's group of ultraconservatives, that Republican leadership would whip votes for a conservative Goodlatte immigration bill.
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To win enough House Republican votes for the short-term spending bill two weeks ago, House Speaker Paul Ryan promised the Freedom Caucus, the lower chamber's group of ultraconservatives, that Republican leadership would whip votes for a conservative immigration bill.
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After a series of tortured back and forth negotiations between House leadership, the White House and a group of ultraconservatives, House Speaker Paul Ryan finally managed to scrape together enough votes to pass a short-term spending deal Thursday night.
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"They See 26 Million Votes for Goldwater as Proof of Their Rising Power / Gain Conceded by Foes / Ultraconservatives Bidding for Recruits — Plan Fight for Control of G.O.P." Mr. Janson's article was given prominent play on the front page of Nov.
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To win enough House Republican votes for the short-term spending bill two weeks ago, House Speaker Paul Ryan promised the Freedom Caucus, the lower chamber's group of ultraconservatives, that Republican leadership would whip votes for a conservative Goodlatte immigration bill.
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To win enough House Republican votes for the short-term spending bill last week, House Speaker Paul Ryan promised the Freedom Caucus, the lower chamber's group of ultraconservatives, that Republican leadership would whip votes for a conservative Goodlatte immigration bill.
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In order to win enough House Republican votes for the short-term spending bill, House Speaker Paul Ryan promised the Freedom Caucus, the lower chamber's ultraconservatives, that Republican leadership would whip votes for a conservative immigration bill, likely similar to one put forward by Rep.
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"The Trump administration has made clear its intention to benefit from Republican obstructionism and to pack the federal courts with ultraconservatives given a stamp of approval by the Federalist Society," said Nan Aron, the president of the Alliance for Justice, referring to the conservative legal group.
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Trump's six-month war with host Megyn Kelly, which turned nuclear when he pledged to skip the Fox News debate that she is co-moderating on Thursday, has exposed a significant shift in the political-media landscape: The growing divide between ultraconservatives and Roger Ailes' Manhattan-based network.
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To his credit, at least among ultraconservatives, as the word "Trump" began to be written on the wall he kept banging on about his staple themes: the moral degeneracy of gay marriage and abortion, the evils of gun control and the need to abolish various agencies of government and undo much of Barack Obama's diplomacy.
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Rod Blum in Iowa are among the most vulnerable ultraconservatives in the 2018 midterm cycle for a number of reasons: the boundaries of their suburban districts aren't as favorable to Republicans anymore, the demographics of their constituencies are changing, and Democrats are banking on record levels of voter enthusiasm to bring them a wave election.
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Trumpcare is back from the dead after House Republicans push it even further to the right Trumpcare is back from the dead after House Republicans push it even further to the right The stubbornly ideological members of the House Freedom Caucus found a way to say yes to President Donald Trump's second attempt to overhaul Obamacare weeks after the ultraconservatives helped sink his first one.
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The latter were ultraconservatives, led by Paulino José Soares de Sousa Jr., the 2nd Viscount of Uruguai. The legislation, and Pedro II's support for it, resulted in these ultraconservatives no longer being unconditionally loyal to the monarchy. The Conservative Party had previously experienced serious division during the 1850s, when the Emperor's complete support for the Conciliation policy gave rise to the Progressives. The difference then was that ultraconservatives who opposed Conciliation (led by Eusébio, Uruguai and Itaboraí) perceived the Emperor as being indispensable to the functioning of the political system: an ultimate and impartial arbiter when deadlock threatened.
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The "Law of Free Birth", and Pedro II's support for it, resulted in the loss of the ultraconservatives' unconditional loyalty to the monarchy. The Conservative Party had experienced serious divisions before, during the 1850s, when the Emperor's total support for the conciliation policy had given rise to the Progressives. The ultraconservatives led by Eusébio, Uruguai and Itaboraí who opposed conciliation in the 1850s had nonetheless believed that the Emperor was indispensable to the functioning of the political system: the Emperor was an ultimate and impartial arbiter when political deadlock threatened. By contrast, this new generation of ultraconservatives had not experienced the Regency and early years of Pedro II's reign, when external and internal dangers had threatened the Empire's very existence; they had only known prosperity, peace and a stable administration.
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His influence became so great that the ministry became known as the "Caxias-Paranhos Cabinet". The new government was faced with a major challenge: the Chamber of Deputies was divided into three groups: the ultraconservatives, the Moderates and the Liberals. Paranhos and Caxias named men who were either ultraconservatives or Moderates to the remaining portfolios, in an attempt to weaken the reinvigorated Liberal opposition and consolidate a workable governing majority. Despite successfully recruiting enough supporters from outside the party to form a government, the Cabinet was hobbled from the outset by its lack of internal unity.
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370 Ealham 2007, p. 370 "theo- conservatives", Ealham 2013, p. 194 "ultraconservatives", Francisco Sánchez Pérez, El ‘heroe’ frente a la maligna república, [in:] Hispania Nova 2015 (extraordinary issue), p. 92 "conservative/neo-Francoist", "pro-Francoists", "filofranquistas", Moradiellos 2009, p. 14 "regime's panegyrists and ideologized 'historians'",Ealham 2007, p.
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Article 50 preserves the right to assembly but requires "notification" of such gatherings. The constitution calls for freedom from discrimination, but does not specify whether women or religious minorities are protected. A provision on women's equality was left out to avoid a dispute after ultraconservatives insisted that women's equality should be qualified by compliance with religious laws. One article that passed pertains to arbitrary arrest and detention rights.
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The Polish ultraconservatives had become alarmed by the social mobilization of the Ukrainian peasants and sought to use the Russophile movement as a way of dividing the Ukrainian community. They were also united with the Russophiles in opposition to a proposed alliance between Ukrainophiles and politically moderate Poles. Polish support provided the Russophiles with some advantages during elections, some advantages for Russophile priests in obtaining parishes, and tolerance towards Russophile political activities.Orest Subtelny.
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José Paranhos around the age of 39, c. 1858 The ultraconservatives who opposed the Conciliation policy were led by the Viscount of Itaboraí, Eusébio de Queirós and the Viscount of Uruguai. These elder statesmen were of the same generation as the late Carneiro Leão and had taken the leadership of the Conservative Party after his death. Although conservative in name, they had repeatedly proven more progressive in many areas than their rivals, the Liberals.
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The Conservative Party had split down the middle: on one side were the ultraconservatives, and on the other, the moderate conservatives. In the wake of Carneiro Leão's cabinet, a new generation of politicians had emerged, eager to acquire more power inside the Conservative Party. Paranhos belonged to this younger age group. These men saw their path to the top ranks as being blocked by the Conservative elders, who would not easily relinquish control.
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This new generation of ultraconservatives, unlike their predecessors, had no experience of the Regency and early years of Pedro II's reign, when external and internal dangers threatened the nation's existence. They had only known a stable administration and prosperity. The young politicians saw no reason to uphold and defend the Imperial office as a unifying force beneficial to the nation. Unbeknownst to Rio Branco and Pedro II, both had prepared the path to the Empire's later downfall.
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Amid widespread reports of intimidation, ballot stuffing and voter roll tampering (whereby, according to one observer, "democracy was extended to the hereafter"), Ortiz won the elections handily.Todo Argentina: Fraude Patriotico One of the beneficiaries of the system of "patriotic fraud" advanced during the "Infamous Decade," Buenos Aires Province Governor Manuel Fresco, himself termed the 1937 Argentine general elections as "one of the most fraudulent in history"Cronista (Fresco was himself removed by President Ortiz's decree in 1940 at the behest of ultraconservatives).Walter, Richard. The Province of Buenos Aires and Argentine Politics, 1912-1943.
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The Viscount of Uruguai had been Paranhos's protector since the 1851 diplomatic mission and greatly influenced his protégé, who stood by the ultraconservatives. Paranhos managed to persuade Luis Alves de Lima e Silva (who had been commander-in- chief during the Platine War, his colleague as War Minister in the Conciliation Cabinet, and later the Duke of Caxias) to stay on the side of the Conservative Party's old guard. During the years following 1857, none of the cabinets survived long. They quickly collapsed due to the lack of a majority in the Chamber of Deputies.
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During the 1980s, conservative figures emerged around the globe that challenged gains women had made in the previous. This included figures such as Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan. Their ideology would feed later ultraconservatives decades later including Marine Le Pen and Donald Trump, who accuse feminists of indoctrinating women with what they call gender ideology. At the same time, feminists in Latin America and Europe had also succeeded in some of their feminist goals, including the creation of state run institutions that explicitly promoted women's rights or where feminists decided to become involved in the government to enact feminist goals.
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The controversial bill was introduced in the Chamber of Deputies in May and faced "a determined opposition, which commanded support from about one third of the deputies and which sought to organize public opinion against the measure." The bill was finally promulgated in September and became known as the "Law of Free Birth". Rio Branco's success, however, seriously damaged the long-term political stability of the Empire. The law "split the conservatives down the middle, one party faction backed the reforms of the Rio Branco cabinet, while the second—known as the escravocratas (English: slavocrats)—were unrelenting in their opposition", forming a new generation of ultraconservatives.
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President Ronald Reagan nominated Lefever for a post as Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs in the Department of State. The 1981 nomination was cited by The Washington Post as an effort to appeal to "ultraconservatives" upset that Secretary of State Alexander Haig had failed to appoint conservative "hardliners" to his policy team. Lefever testified to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the U.S. should not act to "promote human rights in other sovereign states". Critics drew attention to his involvement with the Ethics and Public Policy Center and criticized remarks that contrasted regimes that supported the United States that he deemed "authoritarian" that should be the targets of "quiet diplomacy," stating that "[o]ur friends deserve quiet support and public encouragement in their quest for a more humane society" and that the US should be "a steadfast ally" without "moral posturing," and those that opposed the U.S. were deemed "totalitarian" and could not be the targets of change achieved through diplomatic means.
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