Sentences with phrase «party critics»

Nick Clegg's speech to the ALDC Conference in Manchester this weekend was trailed — these things rarely happen by accident — as «taking on his internal party critics».

If the current situation holds, some of Trump's most aggressive Democratic Party critics could get a free pass to reelection.

Frustration among Mr Cameron's allies over the continued sniping from party critics was laid bare by the Tory chairman, Baroness Warsi, who denied running a token campaign in the by - election.

The prime minister's Conservative party critics, who are already unhappy with her leadership on Brexit, are poised to speak out against her leadership should Labour make major gains across the country.

About one year before the first event, Lu Wei, a former head staffer at state media outlet Xinhua, kicked off his appointment (paywall) as internet czar by silencing some of the most vocal party critics on Weibo, one of China's largest social networks.

They're also beginning to push back against the exams as an unwanted federal intrusion on local policy, echoing a groundswell of opposition from tea party critics of Common Core.

In a move that has dismayed his internal party critics, the Labour leader told Buzzfeed he would be «carrying on» in the role regardless of the result on 8 June.

If the current situation holds, some of President Donald Trump's most aggressive Democratic Party critics could get a free pass to reelection, including New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Like Trump, he had no interest in reconciling with his party critics or reaching out to groups that were skeptical of the GOP, such as minorities and college graduates.