Sentences with phrase «brand of politics»

Specifically, on one side, many people are concerned that Donald Trump's brand of politics could provoke an international incident and / or derail the system of global trade that has endured for the past 40 - plus years.

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Technology is changing the electoral rules, though, inspiring reformers to envision a new and more open brand of politics, one built around online voting and Facebook - style campaigns.

The fund - raiser at Mr. Samuels» East Side home is likely to bring in a nice haul for Mr. Gentile, an underdog in the special election for the 11th Congressional District, but it could prove controversial in neighborhoods where Mr. de Blasio's progressive brand of politics is reviled.

«Don't let anybody fool you, the Republican conference has been led by Republicans taking their orders from the Trump elite,» he said, referring to President Trump's brand of politics.

While that may have earned the mayor the keys to Gracie Mansion, Evan Thies, a political consultant who is the president of Brooklyn Strategies, said losing the DNC to Philadelphia is a blow to the progressive brand of politics de Blasio's been advocating for around the country and even abroad.

We are popular and our party, the Peoples Democratic Party, is popular because of our performance in government and my brand of politics.

Brodsky says he has coined a term for Cuomo's brand of politics, «progractionary».

Obama promised a different brand of politics - BUT IF HE IS GOING TO LIE EVERYTIME HE MAKES A SPEECH, IT JUST POISONS THE ATMOSPHERE - EXACTLY THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT OBAMA PROMISED.

If Mr. Cuomo practices a jujitsu brand of politics — harsh jabs, canny feints — Mr. de Blasio is a different breed, a former grass - roots organizer who rose to power as an accommodating seeker of consensus.

GOP leaders have also worried that Trump's brand of politics is toxic for the party at large and could damage them for elections to come.

The trouble with Galloway is he also brings with him a certain brand of politics which can have a. not so nice side.

His own brand of politics is based on raising and exploiting our ugliest fears and prejudices.

That outburst has no doubt ensured the phone number to put the only MP in the jungle up for bush tucker trials is on speed dial for a number of politicians, but do not mistake criticism of her jungle trip as somehow a reaction to her own particular brand of politics.

Sen. Mike Gianaris, «If Ed Cox wants to bring Dick Cheney's brand of politics to NY right now I don't think he'll have any takers.»

There will be little support for his brand of politics in Manchester Gorton, which is a diverse and tolerant place and voted 62 % to remain in the EU.

Cuomo was not quite distancing himself from his father, a former three - term governor who had been a liberal voice during the Democratic Party's wilderness years in the Reagan era, but he wasn't embracing the brand of politics either.

Running instead as the candidate of the left - leaning Working Families Party, Ms. Niou positioned herself as a reformer who would break with Mr. Silver's brand of politics, earning the bulk of the endorsements and donations in the race.

That's unlikely to persuade the anti-Brown camp as it seeks to convince hesitating MPs that, despite the departure in April of the former spin doctor McBride over emails proposing the smearing of senior Tory figures and their wives, Brown's hardball brand of politics endures.

Tony Blair has insisted there is still no evidence that Jeremy Corbyn's brand of politics can win elections — but he also admitted he was struggling to understand modern politics.

Simon Wren - Lewis — one of shadow chancellor John McDonnell's high - powered economic advisory team — argued that Corbyn needed to base his leadership on those areas where his brand of politics has a degree of popularity and consensus — notably on anti-austerity, support for public services and lessening inequality — and he needed to show both popular flair while conducting a charm offensive on his parliamentary colleagues.

During a CapTon interview last night, I asked GOP gubernatorial nominee Carl Paladino for his reaction to the «Wise Guys» open letter that deemed him «simply not fit to lead this great state» and the practicer of «a destructive brand of politics that will divide our state.»

[57] He is a strong opponent of nationalism (as promoted by the Scottish National Party) and referred to it as an «ugly brand of politics».

The problem: his Tea Party brand of politics simply hasn't caught on in the district that he seeks to represent.

«We all know that Shelley Mayer learned her brand of politics at the hip of Malcolm Smith and John Sampson, who were convicted of corruption and sent to prison for their crimes, and she has spent three decades in Albany,» said Senate GOP spokesman Scott Reif.

They believe wins by DA Candidate John Flynn, Assembly Candidate Monica Wallace, and Senate hopeful Amber Small were a rejection of Pigeon and his brand of politics.

But can the new brand of politics live up to the hype?

The two Democrats — former state Comptroller H. Carl McCall and former NYC Mayor Ed Koch — and one Republican, former US Sen. Alfonse D'Amato (who ostensibly backed Rick Lazio against Paladino, but is really a supporter of the Democratic frontrunner, AG Andrew Cuomo)-- warned that the Buffalo businessman «practices a destructive brand of politics that will divide our state,» adding:

Her brand of politics thrives on divisiveness and anger, with little tolerance for people that don't blindly follow her misguided lead.

Jeremy Corbyn's radical brand of politics could make or break the Labour Party he now leads.

In the Conservative mind, it seems that the only being that approaches the concept of respect or reverence is Ronald Reagan... and he would be nailed to a cross by conservatives if he were alive and practicing his brand of politics in this era.

Paul, to say the very least, is far from an authoritarian, as anyone with a passing knowledge of anarchist - tinged brand of politics will tell you.

To believe current Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne, Ford «believes in an ugly, vicious brand of politics that traffics in smears and lies.»

Not exact matches

The intersection of politics and branding is ripe this year.

However, in measuring overall consumer perception, none of the 17 partner brands which broke ties with the NRA that YouGov BrandIndex tracked has moved in a statistically significant way, which may indicate American consumers applying equal positive and negative pressure, depending on their politics and position on gun control.

He manufactured a hostile takeover of the rump Progressive Conservatives, a merger in which his more radical, more muscular style of politics cloaked itself in a brand name that however tarnished was at least familiar and historic.

They cast fiscal probity not only as a hallmark of Tory policy in domestic politics but of Canada's brand internationally.

And Parkland, Florida, where the shooting took place, is exactly the kind of reasonably diverse and upscale suburban district where Donald Trump's brand of culture - war politics has alienated most people and inspired tons of new grassroots organizing.

Jason Kenney wants to «unite Alberta» under a familiar brand of conservatism, and it's bringing a whole new level of polarization to the province's politics

But Merkel's brand of ostensibly less patriotic politics is seen as more threatening by other members of the European Union.

As Independent editor Simon Kelner pointed out: «Whatever Brand may be, he's not trivial... [he] definitely articulates a strain of thinking among a growing number of young people who feel disenfranchised, disenchanted, disengaged and, most important, disinterested in the idea that politics can change the world.»

This sort of moralistic, communitarian conservatism, an important and growing force in American politics, is often at odds with the libertarianism that Brands calls conservative.

Hutchinson also reveals how Cromwell pandered to Henry's imperial desires - the Pope was branded by the king «a usurpator of all princes» - arguing that the protection of the «body politic» justified extreme measures, including the innocent - sounding Statute of Proclamations which, in cases of necessity, did away with the need to consult Parliament at all.

Liberal Catholics respond that conservatives have missed the point of Vatican IIs «turn to the world» and accuse them of playing their own divisive brand of right - wing politics, often within the church hierarchy as well as in secular politics.

Australia's beleaguered farmers are poised to unlock vast new export markets as producers, peak bodies and both sides of politics prepare to bury their differences to sell products into China under a «one brand, one logo» approach for the first time.

Slagter told me she was starting a brand new course on food politics — and my blog was going to be part of her students» required reading.

Check out this brilliant bit of promotion and branding from conservative site NewsMax, which has been around since the first internet / politics boom in the 90s: This ad appeared in Monday's Marketing Vox News, which is an email newsletter aimed at advertising and marketing professionals...

If you were at Politics Online or the Personal Democracy Forum conference this year, you definitely saw some of the results — Google's brand was everywhere.

Also, the idea of successful enterpreneurs entering populist politics isn't exactly brand spanking new.

In an article in the Times, Hilton — David Cameron's former director of strategy — brands British politics as a «donocracy», where «money literally buys the outcomes you want from the political system».