One of the most infuriating things to happen to journalism in the era of internet media and the muddying of comment and reportage is the use of pejorative shorthands such as «far - right,» «populist,» and «xenophobic» — as though these were unambiguous and transparent labels to describe and define certain political parties and movements. (firstthings.com)
At the beginning of the year, when I asked what sort of people you would like to talk to via our interview series, one of the most popular suggestions was to interview Christians who identified with certain political parties. (rachelheldevans.com)
Is there any law which prohibits foreigners (non-US citizens) from spending billions of dollars to sway U.S. elections by deliberately placing attack ads against certain political parties? (politics.stackexchange.com)