Sentences with phrase «moderate majority»
What disturbs me about the so called moderate majority of Muslims is their DEAFENING silence when it comes to condeming violence committed in the name of their religion.
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Many of those in the moderate majority of Atheism are likely «Agnostic».
In several conversations with friends and family — and the social media flurry that cites more opinions than facts and faith — I've come across more Christians resistant and even vitriolic toward Muslims — whether Muslims of the moderate majority or radically violent minority.
Terrorism has the same problem as criminal behavior in general: Even a massive condemnation of the moderate majority will not eradicate it completely.
The effectiveness of the moderate majority in the face of radicalism is strongly overestimated when it comes to the prevention of extreme events.
I want to add another point that especially stopping terrorism is nearly impossible for a moderate majority because of the extremely low incident rate.
At the end of the day you win elections by gaining support from the moderate majority in this country not the far right.
If people such as Home Secretary Jacqui Smith and Community Secretary Hazel Blears seem to favour ranting troublemakers such as Abu Hamza at the expense of the quiet, moderate majority, doesn't it send a signal that such fanatics have a message worth hearing?
Party leaders see Hein, who's been county exec since 2009, as exactly the kind of pragmatic, policy - oriented candidate who would appeal to district's moderate majority.
The Kansas state board of education, which as recently as December was politically fractured and riven by interpersonal tension, appears to be moving in a more civil — if not entirely bipartisan — direction under its new, moderate majority.
Moderate majorities can be found in Congress for such actions, as long as the president is willing to abandon the left wing of the Democratic Party and embrace divided government, letting Republicans control one or even both of the congressional chambers.