Sentences with phrase «moderate wing of»

What should worry the moderate wing of the Republican [Party] is not whether Trump wins the nomination, but the sudden exposing of what for so long they had thought no longer needed to be said.

Good thing the moderate wing of your family is tripped out on tryptophan or somebody might have a pesky question or two, like how does everyone get a bigger piece of pumpkin pie if the pie stays the exact same size?

These, as you might expect, are mostly found on the more moderate wing of the centre right political spectrum.

On the moderate wing of the UUP, she was critical of the party's electoral pact with the DUP [3] and with Unionist demonstrations at Belfast's Saint Anne's Cathedral [4] against the Anglo - Irish Agreement.

Today they were joined by Harriet Harman, who issued perhaps the most stunning endorsement of Corbyn yet from the moderate wing of the party.

Both Pataki and Giuliani hail from the moderate wing of the GOP, although Pataki sought to buff his credentials with the more conservative Tea Party types during the last electionc cycle through Revere America, which advocated for the repeal of «Obamacare,» and targeted Democrats who had voted «yes» on health care reform.

Clinton, as well as Cuomo, represent a more moderate wing of the Democratic Party.

The moderate wing of republicanism is best articulated by Madison in the Federalist papers.

Not exact matches

The Netherlands rejected a right - wing party in favor of moderates.

With a strong right winged house the chances of a moderate leadership that benefits the majority is pretty much a dream.

Back in the 80s I think it was, when there was a war going on between the fundamentalist wing of the church and those who were merely conservative (and the few who were moderate), one of the fundamentalist leaders gave a speech or sermon in which he said, «If the Southern Baptist Convention votes that pickles are divine, then the professors at our seminaries had better start teaching that indeed pickles are divine.»

I for one can see through the clouds of shallowmindedness regarding those who Liturgically make soothing moderated emphasis in «pebbling» animosities instead of rock - hard accusastionals by leftist and ring - winged extremists.

Right wing moderates tend to be mature enough to accept that people of other faiths need be no threat to their own belief.

Muslim spokespeople in the U.S. are aware of this, and adamantly oppose radicalized, violent wings of Islam and are working against it while not retaliating against the hate they've received simply for being moderate Muslims.

I hear a lot of liberal Christians and non-believers attacking the right - wing (and even moderate evangelicals) for claiming to know «the truth.»

I think it's unfortunate that we in the moderate to liberal wings of the church have virtually let our conservative brothers and sisters have a monopoly on born - again language.

This wing chose to moderate and change their manners back in the early»40s when the National Association of Evangelicals was formed.

Moderate heat, nice glow and very moist wings with a nice amount of crispness.

Moderate Republican U.S. Representative Charlie Dent from Pennsylvania told The New Yorker the Freedom Caucus was part of the «rejectionist wing» of the party, adding, «We need to help redefine what it means to be a conservative.

Jarvis» well - documented military background taught him all about refusing to back down when confronted by the enemy — and is one of the reasons why he is regularly touted as a future Labour leader by many on the party's moderate wing.

With the concurrent replacement of National Security Advisor HR McMaster by foreign policy «hawk» John Bolton this leaves the «moderate wing» of the Trump administration reduced to Defense Secretary General Jim Mattis.

All in all this conference could look pretty bleak for the moderate and MP wings of the party - when Dugdale stood down, it affected more than the immediate future of Scottish Labour, it impacted on the dominance of the Left within Labour for a generation to come.

It symbolised the great Ukipisation of No. 10, the rejection of moderate government in the name of a right - wing identity politics in which the imagined victimhood of the dominant group is relentlessly promoted.

It reflects the greater assertiveness of the left - wing mass membership towards a PLP where the left is still weak and greatly under - represented — explaining why «moderates» prefer higher nomination thresholds and the left lower thresholds.

To this end, some have raised the prospect of reintroducing mandatory reselection for MPs, harking back to a Bennite - inspired rule from the 1980s that helped left - wing constituency activists to keep moderate MPs in line.

Like many other members of the left - wing in the 1980s, he became more moderate under the leadership of Neil Kinnock, who made him a junior Treasury spokesman in 1989, making him the first mixed - race person to join the front bench as a party spokesperson.

The new selection rules opened the door to this left - wing revolt — though not before moderate Labour MPs, seeking to «widen the debate» in the leadership contest, helped Corbyn pass the nomination threshold of 15 % of Labour MPs.

«I've gotten to the point, I'm not sure any new revenues we can propose would be that productive,» he said, sounding a lot more like a moderate Republican than a hardcore Democrat who's widely viewed as a leader of the party's progressive wing.

National pundits began to speak of moderate Republican candidates being «Scozzafavaed» by tea party challengers and the GOP's conservative wing.

Innovative — though controversial tools — could be employed by the NTC and facilitated by Western policy makers such as anti-militia propaganda, engagement with the political rather than the military wings of the moderate Islamists, and reaching out to the «losers» of the revolution.

Former President Bill Clinton provided remarks at de Blasio's inauguration in January 2014, a move that at the time as seen as bridging the divide between the moderate and liberal wings of the party.

As CBS 2's Dick Brennan reported, Cuomo made the remarks last week while speaking on a radio show about what he described as a split in the moderate and conservative wings of the New York State Republican Party.

Mr. Cuomo has historically been a more moderate Democrat than the mayor, especially on fiscal issues, but he's raised the minimum wage in the past and over the last year he has heavily leaned into the $ 15 movement, a major priority of the progressive wing of the Democratic party that he has locally named for his late father, Gov. Mario Cuomo.

«What you saw there was I think the future, or the near - term future of the Republican Party, civil war in which the right wing ran the moderates out of the party,» Axelrod said.

The WFP in a statement issued Tuesday evening noted it was particularly ironic, given how the comments came the same day in which two wings of the Democratic Party — liberal and moderate — came together on the national stage.

Johnson could not survive in No 10 because the Conservative party needs an obfuscator in charge, someone to protect the straining extremes of its moderate and right - wings from each other with highly polished equivocation.

It would get rid of the troublesome Tory backbenchers on the party's extreme and moderate wings who are increasingly bullish about that small majority of hers.

Cuomo is often described as representing a moderate, Clinton - oriented wing of the Democratic Party, which has declined in influence over the years as more liberal advocates reject the «third way» politics of the 1990s.

Sacked shadow minister Pat McFadden has warned that Labour will become «uncompetitive» unless attacks on party moderates by left - wing allies of Jeremy Corbyn are stopped.

Massey and Malliotakis come from different wings of the Republican Party, with Massey a moderate billing himself as a «non-political» technocrat open to «ideas from across the political spectrum,» in the Michael Bloomberg mold; while Malliotakis — as evidenced by her support from the Conservative Party — is further to the right, though she has also claimed to not easily fit into any ideological orthodoxy.

By seeking to prevent Momentum from pushing for a more left - wing Labour Party, the moderates want to continue appealing to those voters who are disengaged from the political process yet vote based on a range of real world issues.

The question is whether such critiques work only against marquee right - wing candidates or whether the entire Republican Party comes to be seen as moving too far away from the views of what is still a moderate country.

Supporters of Ms Formby, who also include Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell and other senior members of the Labour frontbench, fear Mr Lansman could split the left - wing vote and allow a more moderate candidate to win.

Admittedly a Republican strain there, but almost always of the moderate business wing.

Palin's credibility with the conservative wing of her party is already solid, unlike other potential 2012 candidates who are either largely unknown to conservatives or appear too moderate, like possible 2012 contenders Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty or Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal.

The new work and pensions secretary is a parliamentary veteran on the moderate centrist wing of the party, with pro-European views and a fairly liberal standpoint.

After Mr Corbyn's better - than - expected performance in Thursday's election big hitters in the so - called «moderate» wing of the party have been angling to be restored to the top table.

Hanna would tailor himself to appeal to moderates and Democrats in the district, at the risk of angering the conservative wing of the party.

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.