Sentences with phrase «ends of the political spectrum»

Meanwhile the states consistently at the opposite ends of the political spectrum, when it comes to their own policies, are a familiar group.

He has allies on the other end of the political spectrum.

It's not unusual for business school students to hold views that are on the left end of the political spectrum.

Finally, I added that violence, no matter what end of the political spectrum you may be on, is wrong and should not be tolerated.

However, one thing is certain: The concentration of power has shifted from the far ends of the political spectrum to the more moderate center of both parties.

A quick scan of their website will make it clear that they are towards the left end of the political spectrum.

The March for Science was clearly on the liberal end of the political spectrum, he finds, nearly matching the partisan flavor of the Women's March and the Tax March and exceeding the liberal leanings of those in the People's Climate March.

«We found that, apart from slight biases at the extreme ends of the political spectrum, people in Oklahoma — a state where the concept of «global warming» traditionally gets quite a chilly reception — readily perceived feedback from the climate system.»

While he and Tim LaHaye would be classified, in general terms, as being on the conservative end of the political spectrum, Father Neuhaus was certainly a thinker who was fond of nuances.

For most people in America, all those not familiar with the complicated ideological positioning on the right end of the political spectrum, the term «conservative» evokes images of the board room, the country club, and the Episcopal church located not far from the latter.

Ours is a society in which neither end of the political spectrum speaks much truth to anything.

The new administration run by Appendino, 32, whose party is on the greener end of the political spectrum, believes that going meat free is of vital importance when it comes to human, environmental and animal welfare.

(CNN)- Dueling ads over Obamacare will hit the airwaves this week, as a conservative group raises questions about the rollout of the president's sweeping health care reform, while a group on the other end of the political spectrum unveils a new TV spot seeking to defend the comprehensive program.

While those on either end of the political spectrum engage in pulling the more moderate traditional Democrats and Republicans to the left or right wings, Sheehan's speech — which was sandwiched by speeches from state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli and congressional candidate Zephyr Teachout — laid out a need to collectively push for top progressive agenda items while also celebrating incremental victories.

«He has been on the progressive end of the political spectrum and [feels] like the highest - end taxpayers — particularly after the latest set of tax breaks in Washington — are the ones who can afford to contribute to the subway system and basically kind of feel the pain the least,» Trottenberg said, pointing to the amount of money the proposal would generate.

By the early 1960s, others on the opposite end of the political spectrum also were making the argument that vouchers were a viable alternative for getting around the bureaucracy and ineffectiveness of many public schools.

In Paula Cooper's second - floor space, on 21st Street, the group show Group Exhibition leans toward the agit - prop end of the political spectrum.

A conservative student, well versed in Burke and Tocqueville, knowing his Kirk and his Berry if not yet his MacIntyre, exhausted by the culture wars, seeks common ground with students on the other end of the political spectrum.

It is, by and large, invoked not by the liberal end of the political spectrum (which is Meier's natural home in other matters) but by conservatives, even the radical right.

He's not alone — a poll recently found that two - thirds of Americans hadn't even heard of Common Core — and that's unfortunate because it leaves the door open for those at the extreme ends of the political spectrum to step into the vacuum.

I continued my search at the opposite end of the political spectrum from Cambridge, with Virginia Cornelius, Ed.M.»

Karakatsanis and Moldaver look as if they are at the conservative end of the political spectrum, although it may take a little while and a few judgments for this to become clear (and once appointed a judge can behave in surprising ways).

Kasich is considered a «centrist,» which could bode well for him as much of the Republican field is on the far - right end of the political spectrum.

In the same era, and from the same end of the political spectrum was Garret Hardin, fan of Hayek, and author of The Tragedy of the Commons — a primary text for students of ecology.

OAS «will be one more handful of straw on the back of the camel that's going to be carrying a much, much heavier load, mainly because of health - care spending,» says William Robson, CEO of the C.D. Howe Institute, a thinktank on the opposite end of the political spectrum from the CCPA.

This chart from a Morgan Stanley note on the political risks in Europe highlights how parties on both ends of the political spectrum are becoming increasingly popular throughout the continent.

If that brand has a particular affinity for one end of the political spectrum, corporate activism might still be good business.

On one end of the political spectrum is Marine Le Pen, the far - right National Front candidate who, if elected, might very well pursue a «Frexit.»

Yet in recent years, and in light of the rising Chinese investments in America's high - tech sector, US lawmakers from both ends of the political spectrum called for expanding the power and scope of CFIUS.

While Syriza leans far left, its victory seemed, in the short term, to have boosted extremist parties on both ends of the political spectrum in countries such as France and Spain.

Though they come from opposite ends of the political spectrum, both strains of liberalism are founded on a concept of freedom as the emancipation of individual choice.

An idea long associated with the farther reaches of Catholic traditionalism has thus migrated to the opposite end of the political spectrum, where it's become a rallying point for the lifestyle left.

On the other end of the political spectrum, the New Alliance Party (NAP) plays similar games.

Moreover, conspiracy theories — themselves symptomatic of social disintegration and incipient fascism — have exfoliated at both ends of the political spectrum, gaining credence among wide sectors of the population.

Also I'm going to put this here because it's related, but the idea on both ends of the political spectrum about how they will be the ones to do Big Brother the «right» way is hilarious to me.

A central component of first lady Michelle Obama's anti-childhood obesity platform is set to get an up - or - down vote on the House floor Thursday, after delays prompted by opposition from lawmakers on both ends of the political spectrum.

Then non-Jewish people from both ends of the political spectrum come together to debate what is and isn't anti-Semitic.

On the other end of the political spectrum, Alvarado Quesada profited from being the only prominent candidate to come out strongly in favor of equal marriage.

On the other end of the political spectrum, Die Linke's party platform, calls for a «paradigm change» in drug policy and an «end of criminalising drugs.»

A long - term energy plan by the Cuomo administration that includes a nearly $ 8 billion subsidy to two upstate nuclear power plants is being challenged from both ends of the political spectrum, and a lawsuit has been filed to try to stop the deal.

Politicians at both ends of the political spectrum need to be more honest about the true motivations behind their tax policies.

Looking across the pond, Mercer is similarly concerned about what is happening to the Republican party from the other end of the political spectrum.