Sentences with phrase «voter anger as»

Voters will choose between an established Republican, former Representative Rick Lazio, and Carl Paladino, a Buffalo businessman who is riding voter anger as a member of the national Tea Party movement.

The Times itself notes that Paladino is trying to ride a wave of «voter anger as a member of the Tea Party movement.»

Not exact matches

Deprivation angered Greek voters, destroying any possibility of building a broad consensus on sensible economic reforms — such as creating a tax system that would force the some of the world's most notorious tax dodgers to contribute to the running of the government.

In the last decade, the Bush Administration, seeking a Trojan Horse to privatize Social Security in the United States, applauded Chile's disastrous privatization of pension accounts (turning many over to US financial institutions) even as that nation's voters rejected the Pinochetistas largely out of anger at the vast pension rip - off by high finance.

Poor Liz as a Leader of the Democ» RAT» ic Senate «CRAZY -RCB- Committee you must realize that your «INSANE» polices of tax and tax, spend and spend are fueling that anger that the voters have.

The expenses scandal has had the same effect on them as it had on everyone else, leading many to say they were unprepared to campaign for their party and face voters» anger over something they were not involved with.

Some working class Labour voters are also reportedly returning to the red column as anger over the 10p tax band diminshes.

As for the presidential campaign, Cuomo sympathized with the anger voters feel, which he credited with driving them toward Trump.

Skelos's approach to deal making with Cuomo, as well as a five - member bloc of Democrats in the Independent Democratic Conference, angered grassroots conservative voters in New York, who were especially upset over the gun control legislation passing the chamber.

The effectiveness of Gov. Andrew Cuomo and NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio as surrogates for their longtime ally, Hillary Clinton, with her presidential campaign has diminished in an age of social media and voter anger at the status quo, though the governor appears to have been more useful to her in the final weeks leading up to Tuesday's primary.

The GOP this year is banking on a large upstate turn out, counting on anger over Gov. Andrew Cuomo's 2013 gun control law known as the SAFE Act, as well his the delay on making a decision over hydrofracking, as key issues that will bring voters outside of New York City to the polls.

And voters looking for ways to channel their anger after Trump's win, and to cast votes that matter in New York, have «woke» up from indifferent to indignant about Albany's shady ways and particularly the eight so - called Independent Democrats led by Jeff Klein who, along with Simcha Felder, caucus with the Republicans to keep them in control of the Senate even as the state turns ever more blue.

Mulgrew and other speakers denounced the mounting disparity in income between rich and poor in the nation that has angered many middle - class voters as the battles over state budgets and the attack on union benefits have unfolded across the country.

As a policy it tapped into voter anger at the privatised utilities making abnormal profits, an area on which the Major government was vulnerable, and made the connection to tackling youth unemployment, something to which the Tories were seen as indifferenAs a policy it tapped into voter anger at the privatised utilities making abnormal profits, an area on which the Major government was vulnerable, and made the connection to tackling youth unemployment, something to which the Tories were seen as indifferenas indifferent.

But the No campaign believes its argument about the cost of the referendum — a sop to the Liberal Democrats as part of the deal to enter coalition with the Conservatives — will anger voters.

And as this election cycle seems poised to teach us, voter anger over the economy likely will play here, too.

We can teach our young people what they will need to know, as future voters and future leaders, to defuse the anger of potential enemies before it evolves into terrorism.

Unfortunately, too often Democrats, as Harold Myerson explained for the American Prospect, find themselves stuck in an «intellectual and ideological» vacuum, where they have little to offer to voters angered about seeing their lot in lives continually worsened.

Based on the level of anger I heard expressed this morning at the hearing, I don't see much chance of immediate change in rural attitudes (nor in voting patterns, as rural voters continue to express their displeasure with the Liberal government).