They aren't pushing a political agenda.»
Not exact matches
And we shouldn't be treating innocence as a
political asset used to
push the
agenda of more sophisticated players.»
Cuomo in this morning's interview insisted he wasn't concerned with
political insider debate over the ballot line and instead wanted to successfully
push the women's
agenda next year.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo in a news conference this morning did
not mention the women's
agenda as potential measures he'd like to
push in the spring, but did note the Dream Act, public financing of
political campaigns and changes to the teacher evaluation law were items he wished were in the budget.
Ofsted was
not set up to
push through education reforms against resistance from unions, nor was it established to
push any particular party
political agenda.
Surprisingly, however,
political candidates from the program aren't just
pushing its national education
agenda, they're advancing local issues as well, according to a new study.
In an interview with Indiewire, the filmmaker was direct about the
political implications: «You can get on your soapbox, you can
push your
political agenda or your religious
agenda, against gay marriage, against racial equality, but you can't argue about these people in their home... Equality as a concept isn't something I think we ever achieve, it's something we make progress toward, and hope that we don't slip back and lose any of it.
When investigating these other ranking systems what comes to the forefront is
not whether Utah school children are performing well, but rather a
political agenda to
push some specific program.
The DeVos interventions are
not about improving public education; they are about
pushing a
political agenda that is rooted in ideological obsessions rather than an understanding of how to improve schools.
Their need to
push their
agenda,
political and social, have stripped away good story telling and now the Emperor is naked and, well, he doesn't look nearly as good as he thinks he does.
And how much longer will it be before the public finally rejects the bureaucrat - science quacks and
political / institutional / celebrity elites who continue to
push the failed CO2 - based anthropogenic global warming (AGW) hypothesis, whose real
political agenda is
not science related whatsoever.
Some people (
not all) in the Intelligence Community are
pushing a
political agenda, just as happened in the disastrous WMD fiasco (yes, I, and any knowledgeable person, knew the WMD stuff was fake before we went into Iraq).
Now I'm a practical person, and I know the vast majority of climate researchers aren't
political ideologues who are trying to
push an
agenda.
Peddlers of this myth
push the assumption that climate science can
not take place independently of the influence of policy debates, accusing the climate science community and institutions like the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change of having a
political agenda, conspiring to fabricate data, and hyping up the science for personal gain.
Everyone seems to have missed one of my main points: the scientists themselves aren't personally
pushing a green
agenda; rather they are caught in a green
political machine (UNEP / UNFCCC) and the whole system has made it advantageous for the scientists to support it.
What I take from Paul Nurse's comments is that, apparently, the climate scientists thought they could do «science» AND be heavily involved in radical
political agendas that directly benefited their enterprise, and while doing so,
NOT expect to get some
push back by the tax paying public (who, after all, are paying their salaries while also being the targets of the CAGW activists).
The bad news is that the Obama administration, the establishment media, and the
political powers that be that have been
pushing the global - warming frenzy for the past couple decades are
not backing off from their destructive
agenda.
If this isnt a
political agenda, and saving the very earth itself is the goal, then why do
nt we see more of a
push on those who are already «enlightened» to live up to and be a shining example for the rest of us??? SO yeah,
agenda seems much more likely then complete idiocy.
Now, it's
not like Fox is some lone bad actor nefariously seeking to
push an anti-climate change
agenda — there are numerous interests that benefit from climate confusion, the richest and most powerful of whom also support climate - denying conservative
political candidates and sponsor the think tanks that Fox draws much of its ideological substance from.
Well, Malthusianism is a specifically biological kind of reductionism, one that buttresses right - wing pessimism and policy conclusions, and one that
not at all incidentally
pushes social justice off the
political agenda.
Anyone who quotes the IPCC as a credible source is just
pushing a
political agenda — it is certainly
not science.
The global economic crisis has
pushed the search for a legally binding treaty to limit planet - warming emissions down the
political agenda and countries do
not want to lose their competitive edge by going it alone on strict climate targets, he said.