Sentences with phrase «most right wing»

I still think it represents the best (and most right wing compatible) policy option available to us, but we aren't even close to having a political environment where it is a realistic possibility.

Gareth Phillips says: August 12, 2010 at 2:37 pm He is a senior member of one of the most right wing parties in Europe (UKIP)... don't decieve yourselves, Lord Monkton has the sort of politics most people would want not want to be linked to.

He is a senior member of one of the most right wing parties in Europe (UKIP) and is not, I repeat, is not, a member of the house of Lars.

He's the most right wing of all the candidates, i.e. the least appetising for Labour supporters and the most crap for working people.

20 days ago, David Cameron announced that he would be stepping down as Prime Minister and we faced the prospect of a General Election, against a Party led by some of the most right wing Tories ever, and with UKIP buoyed by huge Leave votes in our Labour heartlands, including in places like Clifton.

In Wales, where I live, of the 25 Labour M.P.'s elected to office following the May 2015 election, all but 5 were happy to go along with Harriet Harman and abstain on the horribly punitive measures suggested by this most right wing government.

The cabinet re-shuffle prior to the summer recess was used to weaken the influence of both Gordon Brown (who is linked to the most right wing trade unions) and the soft left linked to the traditional labourist unions.

I think that most right wings religious conservatives would hate Romney and consider him the antichrist if they only had someone other than Obama to vote for.

Not exact matches

Rather than just being «fake news,» many of the most - shared stories in this right - wing ecosystem «can more accurately be understood as disinformation,» the study says.

Then he took aim at the FBI, echoing one of the most prominent conspiracies swirling on some parts of the right wing.

But a center - right bloc — which features the right - wing Lega party and former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia party — would gain the most seats.

The most aggressive right - wing members of the conservative press — the members who constantly lambasted certain Republicans for not toeing the hard - right line on every issue — got behind perhaps the most unlikely candidate of all: Donald Trump.

The last election was held in 2011 and saw the right - wing Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) win the most seats (38), and republicans Sinn Féin elected as the second largest party (29).

Now sure enough, this evening Forbes reported that the bankroller of the Hogan suit is none other than Peter Thiel, a prominent Silicon Valley billionaire who styles himself a libertarian but somewhat incongruously is a big time supporter of Donald Trump in addition to numerous other right wing causes, most of which have a distinctly Randian cast.

And the false claims perpetuated in Ending the Fed's most - shared posts are well established tropes in right wing media: the leaked Podesta emails, alleged Saudi funding of Clinton's campaign, and a lack of credibility in media.

Conservative MP Jason Kenney is a member, as are Brian Lee Crowley, head of the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies and Michel Kelly - Gagnon of the Montreal Economic Institute, the second and third most important right - wing think tanks after the Fraser Institute.

One of the premier's most vocal right - wing backers has registered to lobby the government about its carbon capture and storage laws on behalf of the province's largest greenhouse gas producing firm.

Most important, what Krugman calls the «right - wing mythology» is largely correct: government intervention is responsible for the systematic problems with the US banking system.

Right wing politics is failing in Alberta and the last hold out is rural Alberta, but how long will it be before most rural people would like to have a seat at government as opposed of making a lot of noise that gets very little attention.

If digital natives spring to the defence of Cambridge Analytica and Facebook too quickly or with too much vehemence they face the genuine risk of being associated with all the things — Trump, Russia, dark closed systems for thought control, right wing politics — that most of these bright young people should be opposed to.

And by the way Jaana persectuion of the President is most evident from the Right wing pulpit of Limbaugh, Hannity, Beck and all the other false prophets of the Republican world.

And although it's great that you won't consider religion when you vote, most of the LDS around here (Salt Lake City) are practically p - ing in their pants over having two mormons in the race (although they suspect Huntsman is not sufficiently right - wing).

@Shelley, The typical right wing Christian sexual ethic promoted in most evangelistic churches is MAN MADE.

Knowing these right wing religious fanatics, this debate will end up being a contest to see who's holier by who wears the most ashes.

Knowing these right wing religious fanatics, this debate will be a contest to see who's holier by who wears the most ashes.

Maybe even the most ardent right wing religious zealots can read this story and finally let it seep into their brains that there is no Jesus, there is no Lord watching over you and protecting you, and there is no devil... there is only human nature and some of it is good and some of it is bad.

Disclosure: I am what most CNN commenters would consider a right wing nut, and yet what most Fox News readers would call a flaming liberal.

Yet, militant right - wing Christians, in a most uncharitable and un-Christian manner are working through the ignorant Tea Party and narrow - mnided GOP party to try and legislate morality and take away others» freedoms who do not believe as they do.

Don't be confused about what so - called «conservatives» are: American domestic history is the unbroken story of people having to fight against the right - wing for their most basic rights, usually in the face of violence.

Interestingly enough, he is nevertheless more «christian» than most of the right wing religious nuts that call themselves «christian.»

In fact, most of the prominent right - wing Christians in America would not be Christians, because Jesus was a socialist through - and - through.

Mark, perhaps I should have said the right - wing politicians are being bribed to gut education funding and that the religious right is behind most of it for their own reasons.

The thing here is that we all know most of the Republicans are lying just to con the few uneducated fundamentalists (yes, here in New England only the really very uneducated are right wing religious extremists).

Nonsense, we have a few right wing morons but most Americans believe in freedom of other people beside themselves.

Obama's rhetorical vision included all but the most right - wing of Americans.

The most idiotic, poorly written posts on this blog are the ones submitted by the thumpers and right - wing - nuts.

One claimed that «the main form of political terrorism in the United States is perpetuated by right wing opponents of abortion,» while another added that «most anti-abortion activists» are «religious fanatics who want to impose their version of God's word on the rest of us.»

Yes there are those who claim to be Christian mostly the «evangelical right wing» who believe that Jesus is an American CEO and hates gay people, who believe women should not receive equal pay or rights, and oppose every social justice known to humankind and most if not all are Tea Party Republicans!

If not, you are conitnuing to live in your tunnel - vision world... granted thats how most right - wing religious nuts live.

Simply put, a retired judge (who most likely possesses some nutty right - wing ideas himself) has agreed to assist a woman in fighting a fine she received for filing a frivolous «birther» action with the court.

Because one of the two major political parties in this country has sold itself lock, stock & barrel to its most extreme followers who actually want to replace the secular republic founded in 1787 with a crazy, right - wing theocracy.

Perhaps the most likely system would be right - wing Protestant fundamentalism.

The right wing doesn't understand the bible — most probably never read it — it's simply a means to justify their hatred of gays and interfering with a woman's right to privacy and control of her own body (hmm... GOP against government intervention — but shaming women seems to be acceptable!).

While you may have a point here and I agree the information should have come out sooner to the masses, most right - wing networks would have, as they have proven they will, continued to bash the Muslim community and the Islamic faith, furthering the anti-Islam propaganda that is already rampant in this country.

Most people (Americans included) fear any right wing radical group.

No real alternative to laissez - faire celebrations of the untrammeled operations of the market, then, can be found in most left - wing ideologies: both left and right are wedded to the culture of productivity and consumption and both have made their own sordid pact with the demons that threaten to destroy us.

Wenger is actually getting it wrong by not playing walcott, this guy is a potent threat down the right wing, sad abt his last season he was on his was to greatness, I think he sud play ahead of welbeck in most games.

Watched a few games with him for club and country and I saw a better option than most of what we have on the wings right now.

Until he fell ill, Schulz, a St. Paul native, spent most Tuesday evenings playing right wing in an over-40 hockey league at the rink he owns a block from his Santa Rosa, Calif., office.

But Watched him quite a lot over the last 2 seasons, played mostly on the right wing last season when they had Lewandowski but he's moved into the striker position and done really well despite Dortmund playing pretty poorly most of this season.