Sentences with phrase «represent wealthy interests»

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What's more, the more redistributive your policies, the more harshly you're likely to be attacked by sections of the media representing the interests of wealthy elites.

Founded to represent the material interests of the majority at a time when politics was entirely dominated by a wealthy minority, it's still the party best placed to deliver the future most voters desire.

Most politicians disgrace themselves by poorly representing the interests of their constituents, pandering to them, and patronizing them, while working for a small segment of (usually wealthy) interests upon whom they depend for election cash.

Interestingly, Erie County Democratic Chairman Len Lenihan told The Buffalo News the NY - 26 race would be a Wall Street vs. Main Street fight, with Hochul (in his opinion) representing the latter and Democrats seeking to cast self - funding GOP Assemblywoman Jane Corwin as only interested in protecting the interests of fellow wealthy NYers.

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