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Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA) won Texas' first Republican Party Straw Poll on Saturday. (blogspot.com)
Mayer's profile of Fischer , which appears in the current edition of The New Yorker, details how the Christian radio host from Tupelo, Miss., is pushing far-right and anti-gay policy decisions on the Romney campaign and the Republican Party. (blogs.com)
The United Auto Workers announced it's expanding the strike against General Motors and Ford today, just three days after Politico's story about what many see as a major shift in the Republican Party toward supporting organized labor. (sevenhaventrade.com)
While many folks in the Republican Party have been making excuses for Tom DeLay, Bill Frist, and Karl Rove, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich remains focused on radical reform, in the Party of Lincoln, as well as in the nation as a whole. (andrewclem.com)
I don't necessarily agree with all of his positions, but he is virtually alone in the Republican Party these days in seeing the Big Picture, and thinking in strategic policy terms, rather than in tactical terms of how to win the next election. (andrewclem.com)
Queens , New York , on June 14, 1946 ), nicknamed " The Donald ," served the office as the 45th President of the United States of America , as a result of winning the 2016 presidential election as the Republican Party nominee. (conservapedia.com)
This confirms him as the leader of the Republican Party , indeed the entire nation, for the foreseeable future. (conservapedia.com)

You can believe anything you want, as long as you hate what Donald Trump, Christians and conservatives believe. (aveactur.es)
Donald Trump was Conservative of the Year in 2017 and 2018 . (conservapedia.com)

The main argument indicates, also in line with Pelbart (2018) and Medeiros (2019) , that the COVID-19 pandemic reinforced a political division between those who may or may not die, since some lives are considered disposable, especially those of creative professionals who have unstable and precarious conditions of work and are inserted in sec-tors seen as superfluous by the Brazilian state. (scirp.org)
As the virus spreads, it becomes gradually possible to assess its social, economic and political consequences, as well as witness the mediatization of the pandemic, the closure of schools and universities, libraries and museums, the cancellation of sports competitions, the loss of income by workers and entrepreneurs and the negative impact of the pandemic on informal work (Maranhão, 2020) . (scirp.org)
When the COVID-19 pandemic started, Bolsonaro's public call for Brazil to get back to work and his efforts to undermine regional governments' shutdowns have appalled critics and sparked a political rebellion by the governors of many Brazilian states. (scirp.org)
The details of the case illuminate the globe-spanning supply chains facing strain as the COVID-19 pandemic hardens borders and countries scramble to hasten the pace of their transitions from fossil fuels as climate disasters mount. (huffpost.com)

It said the opposition Perikatan Nasional (PN) bloc, which includes the conservative Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS), captured three poorer Malay heartland states of Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu in the north. (wrbl.com)

With the 2012 campaign season beginning, this Fall you will begin to again see a steady diet of Indoctrination laden messages in films of every type - they especially like (lately) to hide those "Conservatives" (Republicans) are stupid messages in Comedy fair (discussed later) where they can just (not so subtly) mock. (beforeitsnews.com)

In a recent newsletter , conservative Atlanta-based pundit Erick Erickson called the ITC's decision "a bad day for all of us here in Georgia" and compared the potential loss of these jobs to the construction workers laid off in the wake of Biden's decision to block the Keystone XL oil pipeline. (huffpost.com)
Political commentary and analysis from conservative pundit, John LeBoutillier, the former U.S. Congressman and author of Harvard Hates America . (blogspot.com)

Malaysian state elections have ended in a return to the status quo, with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's government and the Islamist opposition each retaining control of three states as expected. (wrbl.com)
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) - Malaysian state elections Saturday ended in a return to the political status quo, with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's government and the Islamist opposition both retaining control of three states each as widely expected. (wrbl.com)
United Development Party, moderate Islamist political party in Indonesia. (britannica.com)

At the lectern in Lloydminster, Harper spends 23 minutes riffing on themes from his upcoming book about political "disruption"-rising populism from Trump to Brexit, how income stagnation and uncertainty led to an anti-establishment revolt, why trade is overwhelmingly good but Trump is right that some deals are bad, and why in this turbulent era direct relationships are key to seizing global business opportunities. (macleans.ca)
It's powerful political rhetoric, and Trump is certainly an unknown quantity - perhaps even a radical disruption to the current order. (politico.eu)
In addition, Trump prides himself on being a tough negotiator, and he wants to show U.S. taxpayers and foreign governments that he's no chump. (politico.eu)
The Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald is looking to restore some political balance to its upcoming health care conference and is eying a Trump administration official to join former President Barack Obama as headline performers for the event, FOX Business has learned. (foxbusiness.com)
Even though Cantor Fitzgerald's snaring of Obama as a headline speaker was considered a coup, highly-regulated Wall Street firms are extremely cognizant of the political implications of any such a move, particularly since President Trump has made a repeal of ObamaCare a primary legislative goal for his nascent administration, and former President Obama is likely to defend the law at the event. (foxbusiness.com)
A strong social and fiscal conservative , Trump achieved much during his presidency and advanced many conservative priorities. (conservapedia.com)
Many conservatives who no longer feel they identify with Trump are retiring. (conservapedia.com)
On October 7, 1999, Trump declared his candidacy for the Reform Party nomination in the 2000 Presidential Election . (conservapedia.com)
[13] Trump suspended his candidacy for the Reform Party on February 14, 2000. (conservapedia.com)

Duca and Gheorghe Tătărescu, realigned with Carol and led several governments, while Gheorghe's continued as a separate party, in opposition to the former's government. (wikipedia.org)
But Muhyiddin said the people had rejected Anwar's unity government as his opposition bloc won 60% of the total assembly seats. (wrbl.com)
In essence, then, what we see in these trials is that it is impossible to decouple the racialized, colonial project of determining who qualifies as a desirable or legitimate citizen from efforts to suppress political opposition. (foundsf.org)
And if one looks at the situation from a broader angle, today's Russia does not have a single commonly stated national problem that could awaken society for a serious nationwide discussion and, consequently, for a real political opposition. (globalaffairs.ru)

Oh, there's plenty more (I'm not going to get through all of them here)… " Like Crazy " (2011) is an "open borders" immigration (they think they are being cute, clever, and subtle with it) message. (beforeitsnews.com)
He insists that this newly oriented conservativism is a reaction to "this weird sort of hyper libertarian economics, pro‐capital, no matter what kind of force for, globalization and open borders and nation building and all of this stuff. (sevenhaventrade.com)

Tolerated by the totalitarian government of Ion Antonescu, it eventually joined King Michael I and the Communist, National Peasants' and Social Democratic parties in overthrowing the dictator in the closing phase of World War II, enabling the reorganisation of the party in 1944. (wikipedia.org)

These penalties caused a serious economic decline, unemployment, and political turmoil in Germany. (encyclopedia.com)

News Blog for social, fiscal & national security conservatives who believe in God, family & the USA. (blogspot.com)

At the beginning of the 20th century, PNL, joined by many former leaders of the Romanian Social Democratic Workers' Party, advocated an extension of the electoral franchise and a limited agrarian reform, though this did not prevent a National Liberal government from violently repressing the 1907 Peasants' revolt. (wikipedia.org)
He has lived through water reform, and perceived it to be driven by cynical politics rather than science. (themonthly.com.au)
Without it, McCain's position threaten to shade into full immediate support of semi-amnesty, with the inconsequential notation that of course reform wouldn't pass unless the public is convinced the borders are sufficiently "secure. (slate.com)
Members of all political parties-the tradition-minded Conservatives, the reform-seeking Liberals, and the workers' Labour Party-would play a role in the new government under Churchill. (encyclopedia.com)
He also followed the Reform party view that abortion rights should be kept out of politics. (conservapedia.com)

In the UK it has been public school teachers, Bed and Breakfast proprietors, train drivers, bus passengers and members of small Nationalist parties. (radicalandright.com)
This is after four years of Alex Salmond leading a minority SNP Government of 47 seats to Labour's 46 in the 2007 Scottish Nationalist narrow victory over Labour: the first ever national triumph of the SNP. (iwa.wales)

For a start there is the demise of the Labour hegemony north of the border. (iwa.wales)
The Nationalists have established an impressive hegemony in the Scottish Parliament which looks long-term and a permanent re-alignment of Scottish politics. (iwa.wales)

In addition, the expanding network of transnational crime syndicates involved in drugs, weapons and human smuggling may undermine the abilities of sovereign national governments combating them. (perrspectives.com)

During the 1940s and 1950s, which is the timeline for this installment, Americans experienced another round of political repression and state surveillance, known as the Second Red Scare . (jhiblog.org)
including the several-year legal persecution and deportation trials of the editor, Marcus Graham, and his associates Vincenzo Ferrero and Domenic Sallitto-provide an important window into mechanisms of State control by serving as a powerful example of the connections between border politics, immigration policy, and political repression. (foundsf.org)
3) The journal was also an important voice for antifascism and was vehemently anti-racist-often including pieces related to racial inequality in its running commentary on local, national, and international news-along with paying attention to labor issues, instances of political repression, and antifascist efforts in Europe. (foundsf.org)

Jeb Bush is steeling for a fight with the GOP s conservative base, signaling he will not bend from his centrist positions on immigration and Common Core education standards in 2016 -- even if it costs him support with grassroots conservatives. (mu.nu)

Part of the first post-war grand coalition governments, it lost its importance as the new Communist-led coalition government used the denazification process in order to remove PNL supporters from government posts. (wikipedia.org)
The Election Commission announced that Anwar's multi-coalition government triumphed in Selangor and Penang, two of the country's richest states, as well as Negeri Sembilan. (wrbl.com)
Churchill's first job was to form a new British government, called a coalition government. (encyclopedia.com)

Among the many splits during the party's early history a notable one was that led by party founder C. A. Rosetti, whose followers, supporting rapid and more extensive social reforms, created the Radical Party in the late 1880s. (wikipedia.org)
Many citizens in the USA and the UK have already been singled out and deprived of a livelihood for voicing traditional social or political views that were deemed less radical than ours. (radicalandright.com)
The Journal , as the premier space for the history of ideas in the United States in the mid-twentieth century, is an artifact of the political and social context of the time. (jhiblog.org)
1] In The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism, Daniel Bell posed one of the most beguiling questions a social scientist can ask: do values or rules organizing the key domains of modern society - economy, politics and culture - need to be congruent with each other for the whole system to work properly? (conciliumcivitas.pl)
He argued that the economy and politics were still predominantly driven by the bourgeois ideal of freedom, but culture was veering towards modernist self-indulgence, and as a result was not able to provide the social glue of 'restraint' that he deemed was necessary for the capitalist economy and liberal politics to function at their optimal capacity. (conciliumcivitas.pl)
The political sociologist Claus Offe observed that 'the unique and unprecedented nature of the Eastern European process of transformation' results to a large degree from the fact that 'at the most fundamental level a "decision" must be made as to who "we" are, that is, a decision on identity, citizenship, and the territorial as well as social and cultural boundaries of the nation-state' (Offe 1991: 869). (conciliumcivitas.pl)
Just on the heels of the elections, while roaming the lanes of Kathmandu, we found a broad pattern to the social preference for various parties, of course based on our limited experience in the Kathmandu valley. (links.org.au)
Christian Realists are not likely to blame immutable social forces, as do progressives and Marxists, for causing all the evil in the world, nor are they going to say that "this is the way it has always been" and thus it cannot change, as do political conservatives. (religiousfreedominstitute.org)

In the spring of 1966 another wave of rioting began which culminated a year later with the 1967 Hong Kong riots , the largest domestic disturbance in the city-state's history, which saw massive strikes paired with city-wide street-fighting against police, the bombing of government offices and targeted attacks against right-wing media outlets. (theanarchistlibrary.org)
Following the 1967 riots, the government began a massive expansion of the welfare state, with the "Colony Outline Plan" proposing to house nearly a million people in new, cheap, state-built public apartment complexes. (theanarchistlibrary.org)
It is also becoming frighteningly clear that oppression and frankly racist policies on the part of Israel are not limited to occupied areas, but to the territory within the de facto borders of the State of Israel prior to the 1967 war. (markbraverman.org)

The NSL rode the wave of elite and populist anger against political radicals and immigrants, especially Germans (Lovejoy was born in Berlin to a German mother and American father in 1873). (jhiblog.org)
The strike also coincides with a new poll conducted by American Compass, the "conservative" think tank that's been pushing a populist agenda. (sevenhaventrade.com)

Other countries have to follow US policy because of economic and political pressures," he lamented. (stopthedrugwar.org)
Despite the futility of this approach to peacemaking, Khalidi points out, our government has pursued it doggedly, bowing to domestic political pressures and to Israeli stubbornness and persistence. (markbraverman.org)

After the election, Bolsonaro's party sought unsuccessfully to convince judges to invalidate votes. (wordandway.org)
British prime minister Neville Chamberlain (the chief officer of the British government) sought to avoid war between Germany and Britain. (encyclopedia.com)
Canada: The influence of the American Revolution: The refugees, known as United Empire Loyalists, were the object of considerable concern to the British government, which sought to compensate them for their losses and to assist them in establishing new homes. (britannica.com)

Other religious imagery in the crowd included someone waving an Israeli flag as another member of the mob proudly held up a confiscated artifact from a nearby government building. (wordandway.org)

The themes that dominated the political debates during the 2018 presidential election focused mainly on the fight against corruption and urban violence. (scirp.org)

Analysts said the outcome lifted some of the pressure on Anwar and would boost the stability of his nascent government. (wrbl.com)
Anwar has zig-zagged across the country pitching the appeal of political stability and his concept of a progressive government, even marking his 76th birthday on Thursday by giving fiery speeches late into the night at political rallies. (wrbl.com)
Indeed, the nation's current economic situation is fairly satisfactory, the government shows stability and there are no cataclysms in sight that should bedevil us. (globalaffairs.ru)

The WEF, with their allies in governments around the world and in our own government, have spearheaded the call and answered to the people with fear, food shortages, energy shortages, disease, inflation, a migration invasion, economic woes, monumental political corruption and armed conflict. (beforeitsnews.com)
We have continually maintained that a new Ruling Class and its Far-Left Allies, having occupied government and advanced their agenda almost to the point of no return, are not going to concede peacefully. (radicalandright.com)

Leaders of this nascent movement were the first to unfurl the Russian tricolor at the Congress of People's Deputies of the Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic (RSFSR), one of the Soviet Union's 15 constituent republics. (foreignpolicy.com)
When the Tea Baggers were just a nascent political movement, (The Armey of Dick), many desperate and suffering Americans felt that the movement also represented "change", especially as an ever more moderate and conciliatory president managed to appear weak, despite a growing number of legislative victories. (capitolhillblue.com)

We always warned that the MSM was not a source of news, but the formidable propaganda weapon of the new Ruling Class - two of its tasks being to misrepresent the revolution as 'politics as usual', and to conceal the presence of the Ruling Media Class. (radicalandright.com)
A theme throughout this series is how the Journal weaponized various methodological approaches to highlight and conceal certain features of politics and history. (jhiblog.org)

Not only did Bolsonaro court evangelical and Pentecostal communities during his campaigns and presidency, but the pro-Bolsonaro election-denying protests in Brazil the past few months included Christian rhetoric mixed in with political claims. (wordandway.org)

The National Liberal Party (Romanian: Partidul Național Liberal, PNL) was the first organised political party in Romania, a major force in the country's politics from its foundation in 1875 to World War II. (wikipedia.org)
In domestic matters, the National Liberal party supported the development of the local bourgeoisie, seeking to expand the Romanian industry through government subsidies and a protectionist trade policy. (wikipedia.org)
The Hollywood (Liberals) Hate-fest and urge to reinforce the Indoctrination foundation they lay through the schools of everything positive about Liberal/Progressive solutions to the ills of the Country/Planet and mocking of anything/everything "Conservative. (beforeitsnews.com)
The traditional upper sections favoured the Nepali Congress, the liberal middle sections, employees etc. supported the Communist Party of Nepal (United Marxist-Leninist) -- UML -- and the lower, unorganised working masses and overwhelming the youth vociferously worked for the Maoists. (links.org.au)
Many liberal theories are now being peddled to explain the Maoist victory: ranging from its trivialisation as just an anti-incumbency factor -- a ``vote for change'' -- to downright defamation by terming it a victory for ``terror'' tactics and ``intimidation'' of other parties by YCL cadres. (links.org.au)
Our place to talk - an independent website for supporters of the Liberal Democrat party in the UK. (libdemvoice.org)
Democratic Party of Korea (DP), centrist-liberal political party in South Korea. (britannica.com)

Bush had the unenviable task of following Ronald Reagan, the genial conservative who chose Bush to be his two-term vice-president. (time.com)
The threat posed by the Bush adminstration's "kids soccer syndrome" over Iraq is that nascent security challenges will grow and fester. (perrspectives.com)

I've mentioned this before, but when Rick Perry was about to announce his run, I wrote to some of his staffers asking how they planned to defuse the immigration issue (Perry had offered in-state tuition for illegals, and refused a border fence). (mu.nu)
Now, out on the campaign trail where the "rubber meets the road," and he actually has to hear from GOP voters, he is hearing their white-hot anger over the open sieve our Southern border has become and how 12-20 million illegals have soured so many Americans on their own quality of life. (blogspot.com)

Jeb Bush's notion that he will simply tame the savage conservative primary voters by hissing at them that illegal immigration is an "act of love" and that common core is just swell and workin' fine is delusional. (mu.nu)
Furthermore, it is a stark reminder that what is happening in today's political climate around immigration policy and the criminalization of dissent, while certainly egregious, is part of a much longer historical pattern. (foundsf.org)

But while the World Economic Forum emissaries in Western Governments can legislate against the good of their own citizens and hold world leaders in the palm of their hands, regime change that has been successful in other nations has stopped at Russia's borders. (beforeitsnews.com)
Post-election events have further revealed the power and the agenda of the MSM and the subsidiary role of the Democratic Party leaders. (radicalandright.com)
In a similar statement, Michigan Republican Gov. Rick Snyder expressed his belief that "working with our legislative leaders to establish the MiHealth Marketplace will allow Michiganders to make decisions regarding what will be covered as opposed to Washington, D.C., making those decisions for us. (blogs.com)
Vaughn Ward was one of the annointed GOP YOUNG GUNS (a group of 23 young über conservatives carefully culled, selected, vetted, and funded to be the future leaders of the GOP) when he first declared his candidacy for a congressional seat in Idaho. (capitolhillblue.com)
A related point is the moral responsibility of political leaders to promote that order. (religiousfreedominstitute.org)
The most important was the Joint Economic Council (JEC), a forum in which key political and business leaders met on a regular basis, usually at the prime minister's office. (joestudwell.com)

We revealed its alliance with the Far-Left, their purging and occupation of the Democratic Party, and their capture of the Presidency in 2008. (radicalandright.com)

Seeing the post-War Minority Treaties as an encroachment on the country's sovereignty, between the World Wars PNL governments pursued a strong policy of centralisation, dismissing calls for autonomy coming from the newly attached provinces and seeking to limit the influence of the national minorities, as well as that of foreign capital. (wikipedia.org)

While the U.S. has many vital national interests - securing our borders, addressing the crisis of readiness within our military, achieving energy security and independence, and checking the economic, cultural, and military power of the Chinese Communist Party - becoming further entangled in a territorial dispute between Ukraine and Russia is not one of them. (coldfury.com)
This is part of a deeper crisis of the British political class and state, British identity and the demise of a popular British story that connected people and power. (iwa.wales)

The two however reunited shortly before the dissolution of all parties in 1938. (wikipedia.org)
United Farmers governments were elected shortly afterward in Alberta (1921) and Manitoba (1922). (britannica.com)

We have a government committed to Scottish independence and holding a vote in its five year term on this. (iwa.wales)
Belize: Independence of Belize: In domestic politics the United Democratic Party (UDP), formed in 1973 and led by Manuel Esquivel, won the general election in 1984, but in 1989 the PUP won the election and Price again became prime minister (as the office was now called). (britannica.com)
Political tensions were high around independence. (joestudwell.com)
Senior political figures representing Franco-Mauritian and Creole interests were invited to join the post-independence cabinet. (joestudwell.com)
The biggest issue between Ramgoolam's Labour Party and the Franco-Mauritian elite was how the post-independence government would deal with the sugar estates that dominated Mauritius' economy, exported their profits and did little to address the island's chronic unemployment. (joestudwell.com)

In a traditional political USA we would not hide behind 'Radical and Right' but would reveal our identities. (radicalandright.com)
We adopted the word 'radical' because our unique website analysis goes to the roots that feed the culture wars and the lawlessness of contemporary government. (radicalandright.com)

One strategist said "chastising conservatives for being too conservative in a conservative primary process" wouldn't get him anywhere. (mu.nu)
And, in remarks that could inflame those Republican border hawks, the Arizona senator made clear he would not just seek to secure the border first, as he promised in the primary . (slate.com)
4) Won't McCain's expedient abandonment of his expedient primary position produce loud conservative protests at the GOP convention ? (slate.com)

The American support for referring the Sudanese Government to the ICC over Darfur was an important sign, because the Security Council is needed to make such a reference and the move was not blocked. (parliament.uk)
Far from being an appeal to reason and compromise, in hopes of persuading one or two fence-sitting council members, it was a brass-knuckled derision of Washington area fans and the city's government. (andrewclem.com)
It is likewise true that the D.C. Council is not living up to the terms set in the agreement reached one year ago, but DuPuy is being absurdly naive on the political realities of Washington. (andrewclem.com)
Georgy Bovt - a political scientist and a member of the Council for Foreign and Defense Policy. (globalaffairs.ru)

For over half a century, much of the world, with the U.S. in the lead, has accepted and supported this anachronistic and, by Judt's definition, illegitimate political entity. (markbraverman.org)

Even worse, he showed weakness - and that, in this late-Roman Republic political climate, is an unforgiveable sin. (coldfury.com)

In the second round of the presidential election, Bolsonaro defeated the candidate Fernando Haddad, from the coalition "People Happy Again"-formed by the political parties PT, PC do B and PROS-, with more than 55% of the valid votes. (scirp.org)

And what Harper is pushing is himself: "I'm also going to mention for those who may have interests abroad that Harper & Associates does maintain a number of platforms around the world that specialize in identifying good business opportunities in a number of sectors," he says of his nascent consulting firm. (macleans.ca)

Instead, Scottish voters have chosen to elect what they see as a Scottish Government, a body that speaks and aspires to lead the Scottish nation. (iwa.wales)
Their voters have swung to a Tory party committed to Brexit with no final consultation and the opening new grammar schools, both signature policies of UKIP: their task is done. (libdemvoice.org)
and Tory voters seem optimistic the consequences of Brexit can be weathered in a safe pair of government hands. (libdemvoice.org)

This Virtual Issue series investigates how the Journal of the History of Ideas became involved in political and intellectual debates about Marxism, totalitarianism, and class warfare between the 1940s and early 1960s. (jhiblog.org)

Devolution was meant to be about legitimising the existing Labour state, its one party apparatus, nomenklatura class and extension into every aspect of Scottish public life. (iwa.wales)
Of course, such concepts are foreign to privileged monopolies who are used to getting their demands met by pliable city and state governments. (andrewclem.com)
The tone was set for a developmental state in which government and private sector were partners, albeit with the government as the dominant partner. (joestudwell.com)

"It would be my top priority yesterday, today and tomorrow," McCain said in response to a question about whether he would pursue a comprehensive approach beyond his campaign promise to secure the border in his first 100 days in office. (slate.com)
The culmination of the contest last fall - along with the faltering Clinton campaign - forced the MSM to brush aside the Democratic Party leadership and emerge as the revolutionary political force it has long been. (radicalandright.com)
Ron DeSantis has made his first unforced error in his nascent, as yet still-unannounced, campaign for the Republican presidential nomination 2024. (coldfury.com)
Money, looks, decorated Iraqi vet status, massive GOP support, including the coveted American Conservative Union endorsement, TeaBagger excitement, even Wassilly Sarah's personal endorsement and a touchie feelie campaign appearance with the Toddster. (capitolhillblue.com)

Upholding the rights granted by God & guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, traditional family values, "republican" principles / ideals, transparent & limited "smaller" government, free markets, lower taxes, due process of law, liberty & individual freedom. (blogspot.com)

But while the politics might be shifting, the economics haven't changed. (sevenhaventrade.com)

Riots in 1956 marked the beginning of what would soon become repeated conflicts with the British government. (theanarchistlibrary.org)
But the media, the warmongering neocons, and Mitch's minions screamed bloody murder, buffaloing DeSantis into a near-fatal error: in an interview with British professional mediocrity Piers Morgan (someone no American political figure should ever speak with) he backtracked: and by so doing, dug himself deeper and deeper into the media Pit of No Return. (coldfury.com)
The SNP's election victory is a historic and watershed one in Scottish and British politics. (iwa.wales)
These protesters in Burnaby, British Columbia, are opposing plans by the Canadian government to build a second pipeline to transport diluted bitumen, a greenhouse-gas-laden form of petroleum, from Alberta to the coast for export. (grist.org)
With the British Mandate set to end on May 15 at midnight, and war looming with the neighboring Arab states, three days before, on May 12, the Zionist provisional government met for 14 hours straight in Tel Aviv. (shearith.org)

Anwar's Pakatan Harapan (PH) alliance won the most seats but failed to win a majority after many ethnic Malays threw their support behind the PN bloc and PAS emerged as the largest single party in Parliament. (wrbl.com)
The support of the once-dominant United Malays National Organization (UMNO) and other smaller parties gave Anwar a two-thirds majority in Parliament, but analysts say this loose alliance is perceived as unstable and needs stronger support from the Malay majority. (wrbl.com)
I think that there is considerable support in the Democratic party for that approach. (parliament.uk)
It is hard to imagine that, given the projects' support from the big guns of the mass media, they may suddenly appear to be a losing effort on the part of the government. (globalaffairs.ru)

Cantor Fitzgerald needs to be careful and they need to look like they're being respectful to the current administration," said Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union, a political organization that advocates for right-wing policies. (foxbusiness.com)

He said a win for his unity government would save the country from racial and religious bigotry, and appealed for time for his government to deliver on its promises for reforms. (wrbl.com)

Emancipation, Transition, Nation, and War, Kennedy studied culture as an area that provides scenarios or (ideological) templates for economic and political transformations. (conciliumcivitas.pl)
To be in Kathmandu and Nepal was to have a real feel of the excitement that rocked Nepal in those tumultuous days, in its historic moment of epochal political transition from monarchy to republic, and that too under revolutionary Communist leadership. (links.org.au)

We are conservative in that we recognize that a society's evolutionary (gradual, tried and proven) change is preferable to revolutionary (ideology-driven) change. (radicalandright.com)

Opinion polls indicate that increasingly more Russians are developing a preference for a one-party system. (globalaffairs.ru)

The Scottish Parliament electoral system was devised with the intention of preventing one party ever having a parliamentary majority. (iwa.wales)

Some 300 academics, activists, government officials, journalists and legislators from the United States, Latin America and Europe gathered at the Out from the Shadows: Ending Drug Prohibition in the 21st Century conference to seek new approaches to drug policy centered on regulation and legalization of drug consumption and the drug trade. (stopthedrugwar.org)

Formally disbanded along all political parties in 1938, party structures were preserved unofficially, with many party members also enlisting in Carol's National Renaissance Front. (wikipedia.org)

People, politics, science, and whatnot" Darryl is a statistician who fights imperialism with empiricism, gives good links and wry commentary. (blogs.com)
All along the route from Birganj, the gateway to Nepal on the India border, up to Kathmandu, we found bold, beautiful wall writings by the Maoists calling upon the people to participate in the constituent assembly elections to make Nepal a federal, democratic republic, abolish the monarchy and make CPN (M) leader Prachanda the first president of republican Nepal. (links.org.au)
Those immersed in this new lifestyle have no propensity for political ruminations, while the high-browed experts claim these people simply "got tired of politics. (globalaffairs.ru)

Of the 245 seats contested, PN swept 146 compared to 99 by Anwar's government. (wrbl.com)

Regardless of the validity of his diagnosis, Bell's book provided yet another powerful argument that culture is as central to the functioning of complex socio-political systems as politics and economy, and warned that a disjunction between the principles guiding people's actions in these three domains may spell trouble. (conciliumcivitas.pl)

There's an upcoming book- Right Here, Right Now: Politics and Leadership in the Age of Disruption -and speaking engagements, as well as his consultancy. (macleans.ca)

The people's verdict was equally stunning and unexpected for the political parties, too. (links.org.au)

He would have been in real political trouble had he lost one of the three states under his coalition. (wrbl.com)
Commentators on the Right - with Rush Limbaugh in the forefront - have now identified the MSM as the real political force, and the Democratic Party as its mere appendage. (radicalandright.com)
This is a wider set of changes than just a northern, near-foreign politics of little real interest to the Westminster village. (iwa.wales)

Established in order to represent the interests of the nascent local bourgeoisie, until World War I it contested power with the Conservative Party, supported primarily by wealthy landowners, effectively creating a two-party system in a political system which severely limited the representation of the peasant majority through census suffrage. (wikipedia.org)
For more than 11 years (since mid-2005) we have been using this website to alert Americans to the growing power, wealth, and ambitious political agenda of the Media Class, concealed behind its propaganda machine - the Mainstream Media. (radicalandright.com)
At a time of rapidly growing Chinese economic and geo-political power, the United States must ensure that competition does not become conflict. (perrspectives.com)
Eric Patterson and Robert Joustra's Moral Order and Power Politics is a collection of writings by Christian Realists, those providing policy analyses from a distinctly Augustinian perspective. (religiousfreedominstitute.org)

we expect the conservative base to change to meet us. (mu.nu)
No one ever convinces anyone to change his political beliefs. (mu.nu)
Susan Gal and Gail Kligman, who led a team of researchers studying 'the complex relationship between ideas and practices of gender on the one hand and broad political-economic change on the other' noted, inter alia, that in post-communism 'discourses on gender influence the ways in which states and markets are imagined and constituted' (Gal and Kligman 2000: 16) either in the direction of liberalization or retraditionalization. (conciliumcivitas.pl)

The last major split was motivated by the attitude towards the Communist-dominated left-wing alliance in the aftermath of World War II: while Dinu Brătianu, the party's president, opposed the increasing Communist influence, Tătărescu, the general secretary, favoured an alliance with it, hoping to preserve some influence in the Soviet-dominated political context. (wikipedia.org)
The film chronicles President Trump's struggles against a worldwide push for a controlling one-world centralized government and his desire to preserve the sovereignty of 'We The. (aveactur.es)
It was indeed a great comment on the complete alienation from the popular masses and myopic vision of the middle-class opinion makers in Nepal, as well as the corporate media and powers-that-be in India and the world over, that until the election results started pouring in, they were all predicting a lead by the Nepali Congress party, and the Maoists in third place. (links.org.au)

Malaysia's politics were thrown into disarray after November's general election led to an unprecedented hung Parliament. (wrbl.com)
In the mean time it wants to address the issue of more powers and the inadequacies of the current Scotland Bill going through Parliament, which is the result of the unionist cross-party initiative the Calman Commission (Commission on Scottish Devolution, 2009). (iwa.wales)

He certainly has a point that the cost overruns are a reflection of the absence of accountability in the D.C. government, which exposes the hideous scam that modern stadium construction has become under the terms set by MLB: By insisting on public ownership and management of new ballparks, MLB has made cost overruns and inefficiency almost inevitable! (andrewclem.com)
The strides we made in government, of which we are rightly proud, simply aren't important. (libdemvoice.org)

The SNP landslide victory has resulted in a completely different political map of Scotland. (iwa.wales)

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