Sentences with phrase «whose national front»
Though not an outright endorsement of centrist Emmanuel Macron, the winner, the post appears to be one of relief for the loss of Marine LePen, the far right populist candidate, whose National Front Party holds anti-immigrant views.
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The second is Marine Le Pen, the deeply controversial, far - right National Front leader whose harsh anti-immigration rhetoric and chest - thumping nationalism has won a lot of support, even as she's had to field off frequent accusations of racism and nativism.
Moreover, it rings true to the entrepreneurial experience of many fundamentalist ministers, whose independent churches succeed by dint of their own labor, God's grace and the direct contributions of those in the pews or in front of the television set, unsupported by national denominations analogous to big government.
It is significant that he chose to reveal that plan (which doesn't really have any details yet) in front of an audience of potential 2020 Democratic candidates and national politicos at a Center for American Progress event in Washington, D.C., rather than here in New York, in front of the very people whose lives any policy change would impact.
You see, EPI is nothing more than a union front group whose board includes a rogue's gallery of Big Labor honchos: AFL - CIO's Richard Trumka, SEIU's Mary Kay Henry, American Federation of Teachers» Randi Weingarten, National Education Association's Lily Eskelsen - García, et al..
The dancer, Amanda Pina from Chile, whose face and body are painted so that she looks like an abstract expressionist skeleton, is filmed in front of the Austrian National Bank, reminding us of the treacherous potential for connections between politics and economics.
People attending the Democratic National Convention in Denver this week are the target of a $ 2 million advertising and PR blitz by a coal industry - funded front group called the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE) whose goal is to sell the idea that coal is somehow clean.