Sentences with phrase «liberal ideologue»

One just has to wonder where CNN gets these liberal ideologues who do not speak for the vast majority of evangelical Christian and many Christians for that matter.

And the majority of speakers yesterday denigrated public policies addressing climate change as an expensive fiasco pursued by liberal ideologues.

Not exact matches

The failure of Harriet Miers, George W. Bush's second high court nominee, to get confirmed illustrated both problems: conservatives alleged that she wasn't professionally qualified for the job, while liberals saw her as a religious ideologue.

I usually ignore Michael Moore, who has long seemed to me a liberal doppelganger of the worst conservative ideologues.

The idea of neoconservatism as a liberal plot to highjack conservatism for the left might seem hopelessly dated» the social democratic wing of neoconservatism disappeared long ago» but it remains vibrantly alive in the pages of journals like Chronicles and in the imaginations of ideologues attracted to the candidacy of Pat Buchanan.

With America's meager pro-life protections under daily assault by the Obama administration, why give such a dismantling the imprimatur of an international «human rights body,» staffed by ideologues and committed to policies more radical than those of the most liberal Democrats?

«Between the obsession with micro-management and target - setting displayed by the Labour party, and the fixation with deregulation and scrapping rules just because they are rules on offer from some rightwing ideologues, we Liberal Democrats have a real chance to define an evidence - based, intelligent and distinctive approach,» Mr Huhne added.

And most importantly, she can argue conservative positions without sounding like an ideologue, and is ready to develop and champion viable, sensible urban policies that challenge liberal orthodoxy.

And voters should know that he is far from the liberal crusader some of his critics, then and now, hard - line ideologues themselves, make him out to be.