Sentences with phrase «of bigger government»

That aspect of our bigger government can be defended by the traditional view of our Declaration of Independence as expressed, say, by Coolidge or Chesterton or Lincoln.

One source of our bigger government is the Civil Rights movement, and it has served real justice.

Certainly, sounds like an advocate of bigger government to me!

But the progressive vision of bigger government remains unsustainable, because the tax increase is insignificant as a funding device: If even under the....

In 2015, on the one - year anniversary of its report, Bragg delivered a harsh message to fans of big government: The province needs to cut its civil service, he said in a keynote address, and use the savings to dig Nova Scotia out of debt.

Though the whims of Beijing continue to pose a threat, the popular narrative of Big Government may have overshadowed a more fundamental challenge to Apple's business.

Cruz is one of many conservatives who have defended the FCC's move repealing net neutrality as a way to decrease the power of big government and increase freedom.

«Putting aside even the expansion of the rule from 500 to 2,000, nobody's stopping from youdoing that loan — the hand of big government is not telling you that you can't do it — it's just saying that you just don't get the legal protection afforded by QM.»

Privacy advocates, technology companies and those weary of big government have described cryptocurrency as a major evolution in how we conceive and transmit monetary value.

That matches the expansion from 1961 to 1969, an era of big government spending under President John F. Kennedy and then President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society.

But that's different from Green pantheism and excessive alarmism that produce new and unsustainable forms of big government.

That hatred is fading mainly because the campaign against that mega-expansion of big government isn't being waged.

The other theme, regularly expressed by those on the right in our politics, is to blame everything on the failures of «Great Society liberals,» to chalk the situation up to the follies of big government and big spending, to see the problem as the legacy of a tragically misconceived welfare state.

They are more likely to favor same - sex marriage, and are unreceptive to the kind of fear of big government / socialized medicine political shorthand that is commonplace in conservative discourse (the scare words don't scare them).

My own postmodern and conservative view is that the era of big government is more over than not.

«Justice is not the purpose of big government.

So we have a paradox: because of our aversion to the idea of big government, our president can deny the idea that there is an American Empire at the very moment when we are asserting absolute military domination of the globe.

After all, they are the part of big government, so it's reasonable to assume they would want the government to regulate such things.

All these attempts to escape the rigors of competition invariably produce corruption and fraud and bring out the worst aspects both of big government and of capitalism itself.

Liberals don't like it, but they have learned to agree, rhetorically at least, with Bill Clinton's famous declaration that «the era of big government is over.»

A religion that gets all up in everyone's business, but then seems to get upset at the idea of a big government getting all up in their business seems a little hypocritical.

As is the era of big government, or so at least former President Bill Clinton once proclaimed and some believe.

If not to big government, then where else did the friends of laissez - faire economics look for the rescue of their finances and the saving of their lives; if not the agencies of big government, who then brought the ambulances from as far away as Albany or sent the firemen into the doomed buildings with no promise of a finder's fee?

Recall President Clinton's declaration that the era of big government is over.

Kind of like worshipping at the alter of big government, which the lib's love.

Bill Clinton famously announced, «The era of big government is over.»

Cry in vain to your gods of big government and small minds.

In other words, some believe the decline of wrestling at the college level is almost a conspiracy of Big Government.

In addition, we have a President who has been easily portrayed by his opponents as a champion of Big Government, determined to trample on individual freedoms (as well as pedantic and elitist), while Michelle Obama is portrayed as harsh and militant.

Am I just betraying my knee - jerk liberal love of Big Government, or do you think that's a valid concern?

I knew that Republican politicians are very much in favor of big government (arguably more than Democrats) but I didn't think that was a particularly conservative stance.

Are there aspects of big government that are conservative?

Trump likes many aspects of big government, e.g. military and infrastructure spending.

After an autumn in which Cameron launched several attacks on the state, he began his campaign with a defence of the most dramatic manifestation of big government, the NHS.

When in power from 2010 to 2015, the coalition proffered a rejection of big government, a reduction in centralised bureaucracy and a significant shift of power from the centre, to councils, communities and people.

Generally opponents of Big Government believe that the Government is not the solver of all societal problems and that it might fall to a lower level of government authority OR a private cooperation that can make innovative changes faster than the government can.

He claimed that his priorities were defending civil liberties; devolving the running of public services to parents, pupils and patients; and protecting the environment, [56] and that he wanted to forge a «liberal alternative to the discredited policies of big government».

He is dedicated to strengthening New York's public corruption laws, protecting small businesses from the rising costs of big government, reducing spending and controlling our property taxes.

Three years before Osborne began wielding his scalpel, Clegg promised to «define a liberal alternative to the discredited politics of big government».

«The centre - Right should be small government and Bush is part of that big government consensus.

He needs to get out of NYC once in a while to see we don't appreciate his brand of big government politics.

Paul believes the heavy military equipment now prevalent in local police forces comes from a dangerous expansion of big government.

WASHINGTON (CNN)- A new national poll suggests that most Americans favor an economic stimulus package even if it comes with an $ 800 billion price tag, but that support doesn't indicate that the public wants to see a new era of big government.

To form a unified opposition to such ideals, they will commonly paint Leftist opposition to such policies as Supporters of Big Government and thus Anti-State government.

This was a quintessential example of big government at its worst, straight from the textbooks of Political Science 101, with faraway bureaucrats executing a grand plan and showing no ability to admit mistakes or make real adjustments to address concerns that arose after its execution.

The blog provides regular insights into the European project, government waste, Gordon Brown's burdens on the economy, the dangers of state funding of political parties and it offers a sceptical view of a big government approach to combating climate change.

The key section of his speech was these words: «Just as those who supported the dogma of big government were proved wrong, so, too, those who argue for the dogma of unbridled free - market forces have been proved wrong again.»

«Do we believe in freedom or the tyranny of big government?»

While the movie itself is entertaining, the portrayal of big government doing whatever the hell they want pissed me off for one single reason — it's pretty damn accurate.

Is Captain America's team the face of the libertarian right, scorning the dead hand of big government and the nanny state?