Trump ran an avowedly pro-Russian campaign, and he ran as someone who avowedly saw WikiLeaks as a key ally in that campaign.
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The question is whether Catalans will support an avowedly confrontational government.
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In the avowedly faithful north-west, meanwhile, church attendance is falling.
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As an avowedly collaborative director, Mr. Sharon kept what he could.
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The conductor's avowedly anti-didactic, deliberately neutral style came sensationally alive.
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Silence will not be tolerated - we must place ourselves avowedly with them.
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National Review, William F. Buckley's magazine, avowedly rejected the civil rights movement.
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He is often vague about his policy programme (avowedly neither left nor right).
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Many avowedly liberal thinkers have emphasised the importance of quality rather than quantity.
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It can also be practised by politicians whose parties are not avowedly populist.
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Her lyrics brought an unlikely incandescence to avowedly mundane snapshots of suburban teendom.
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Some communist, some gangster, some civil rights agitator, or avowedly militant antiwar radical.
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Bright is a former Democratic representative of the district turned avowedly pro-Trump Republican.
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Some countries have avowedly nonpartisan commissions that end up doing the parties' bidding anyway.
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The subscription-based CRTV launched in October 2016 as an avowedly conservative streaming service.
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And, as an avowedly pro-"remain" newspaper, we did not like what it found.
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It is written into the fabric of Israel's formation as an avowedly Jewish state.
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They are small and avowedly violent in a town desperate to keep its peace.
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Mr Putin ascended to the presidency avowedly intent on restoring the authority of the Kremlin.
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For such an avowedly political filmmaker as Lee, success necessarily means ruffling some public feathers.
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No avowedly religious party has ever received more than 8% of the vote in parliamentary elections.
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But even its avowedly socialist leaders blanch at increases to tax for anyone bar the rich.
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But in her avowedly "eclectic" style, fun was the one thing Kael was consistently devoted to.
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The president and his advisers rarely talk to any media that is not avowedly pro-Trump.
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Opened in 1960, Hefner's original Playboy Club in Chicago was avowedly open across all color lines.
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Her blue-ish state voted for Hillary Clinton, and she avowedly did not vote for Trump.
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Sanders has emphasized that his version of socialism is avowedly small-d democratic and anti-authoritarian.
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In the 1990s the Democratic Party (DP), the forerunner of the DA, was an avowedly liberal movement.
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Only in China's avowedly communist economy does a greater share of spending go to state-owned firms.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump was avowedly anti-immigrant, promising a Muslim-ban, deportations, and a border wall.
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The rising visibility of avowedly "socialist" politics in America is creating a divide within the Democratic Party.
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Moore would enter the Senate as one of the most avowedly right-wing members of the Republican conference.
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Imagine these avowedly empathetic people hearing about the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi last month.
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That's why even the most avowedly nationalistic parties, like One Nation, have been caught up in this mess.
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Still, even avowedly left-leaning labor leaders bristled at what they perceived as the activists' naïveté or arrogance.
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He ran against the most avowedly leftist frontbench the Labour Party has put forward since the early 1980s.
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Japan is an avowedly anti-nuclear-weapons state as the only country to have ever suffered a nuclear attack.
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Facebook and Twitter filter and reorganize posts from your connections, avowedly in your interest—but also in their own.
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After all, Macron is a former member of France's current socialist government, and Le Pen is avowedly pro-Trump.
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Japan remains an avowedly anti-nuclear-weapons state as the only country ever to have suffered a nuclear attack.
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"I am avowedly on the no-kill side," John Kirk, President of the British Columbia Scientific Cryptozoology Club, told Gizmodo.
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We in the UK are avowedly pro-tech, always seeking to put its power in the hands of our citizens.
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The fantasy world she inhabits is an avowedly secular one: It is filled with magic but stripped of metaphysical meaning.
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So, it's implausible that Williamson's avowedly pro-life position is the reason he was fired, as some conservatives are suggesting.
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Durant characterized the paleo diet that he champions as less avowedly political than previous iterations of the movement against processed foods.
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Officials say the jihadists are linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, the avowedly peaceful Islamist group that Mr Sisi booted from power.
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And why did I have so much company among other journalists, including some avowedly conservatives ones, and among political professionals, too?
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The percentage of avowedly "practising Catholics" far exceeds the numbers who actually turn up at mass, as any cleric will confirm.
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You can map those moves to Jagger, to Iggy, to Siouxsie Sioux, and yet every twitch seemed so avowedly her own.
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All C.I.A. directors must balance the political demands of the president they serve with the agency's avowedly apolitical idea of itself.
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It turns out that the avowedly pro-life Murphy was forced out after his mistress went public about terminating her pregnancy.
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His programmes avowedly promote free media, fair elections and clean government, rather than opposition parties, but local autocrats often miss the distinction.
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When France elected an avowedly reformist president in May, Germany seemed to have found the partner it had long claimed to seek.
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At the time of India's founding in the 1940s, there was a debate about should India be an avowedly, explicitly Hindu country?
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It was Mr Lee, an avowedly Christian president, who finished the job that Chiang Ching-kuo had started: turning Taiwan into a democracy.
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Both men grew dictatorial in power, resorted to violence to settle scores and, in Zia's case, embraced Islamism in an avowedly secular state.
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Drawing on disparate influences from David Bowie to the Sex Pistols to playwright Joe Orton, the avowedly celibate singer was a fascinating paradox.
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Mr. Dhlakama had fought briefly with the Soviet-backed and avowedly Marxist insurgents who took power when Mozambique gained independence in June 1975.
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Having embraced one side of the conflict so avowedly, could he craft a mutually acceptable bargain where Mr. Obama and Mr. Kerry failed?
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Why on Earth would Japan, a very avowedly anti-nuclear-weapons country, even want to get into the thicket of Russian nuclear deterrence?
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Fox News' most popular talk shows, in the morning and at night, are avowedly anti-Democrat in topic choice and tone -- sometimes viciously so.
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Last year Alexander van der Bellen, a former Green, defeated a far-right challenger for the Austrian presidency on an avowedly pro-European platform.
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Mr. Pompeo, whose confirmation hearing took place Thursday, and Mr. Hifter, a onetime C.I.A. asset, are avowedly hostile to all forms of political Islam.
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Through the Darkest of Times has an avowedly educational purpose, but that is not necessarily true of all games that might use the symbols.
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The first big raid rounded up members of the Union of Russian Workers, an avowedly anarchist organization that also offered classes and social activities.
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Mr. Sanders is an avowedly left-wing candidate proposing radical change at a time when polling suggests perceptions of the economy are generally favorable.
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The area remains avowedly Republican but is leery of the budget cuts that Mr. Trump has proposed for federal aid to poor school districts.
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This will be their first meeting since Donald Trump's U.S. election victory in November and his reaffirmation of an avowedly protectionist 'America First' trade stance.
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The essential difference, enthusiasts argue, is that the expansion of the money supply would be avowedly permanent, and thus would have a more stimulatory effect.
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That experience, combined with a new realism about most Tunisians' lack of sympathy for an avowedly Islamist government, gave rise to this project of rebranding.
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Despite his avowedly grim outlook on the economy, Weah pledged a $3 billion coastal road project that would link the capital to its remote southeast.
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While there were speakers—life coaches and ADHD professionals and therapists and former recording artists (including Solden's husband, Dean)—the affair was avowedly anti-conference.
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There's the fact that keeping Jackson on the back of the bill forces a former slave to share commemorative space with an avowedly racist slaver.
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Let's say that Kennedy or a Democratic appointee then leaves the Court, and President Trump names an avowedly anti-abortion appellate judge to fill the vacancy.
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As the leader of the children's section of the underground organization Zegota, the Catholic and avowedly socialist Sendler snatched some 2,500 young souls from the Nazis.
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One of the best orchestras in the world brings a pair of avowedly Hungarian programs to New York, under the ceaselessly interesting baton of Ivan Fischer.
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The Kochs were coming together with such avowedly liberal groups as the American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for American Progress, a progressive think tank.
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But Schulz's avowedly pro-European stance and vocal claims to represent the "anti-populist, anti-Brexit and anti-Trump" movement have been hugely popular among German voters.
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" Macron, who swept to power last year against an the avowedly anti-immigrant, far-right leader Marine Le Pen, defended the bill as combining "efficiency" with "humanity.
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Italy elected an avowedly populist government determined to confront the EU while there were concerns about judicial independence, press freedom and authoritarianism in parts of eastern Europe.
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The festival itself is avowedly apolitical, but the very fact that it is so welcoming and diverse aligns it on the left side of the political spectrum.
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Amid this turmoil, some fear a return to Finland Station via the avuncular shrugs of avowedly socialist leaders like Mr. Sanders and Jean-Luc Mélenchon in France.
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But as the September focus group showed, even avowedly anti-abortion Trump voters actually have a wide range of views when you get down to the details.
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Part Mao, part Castro, part gun-toting Filipino warlord, the avowedly socialist mayor ruled his city as a lethal enemy of wrongdoers and a champion of the poor.
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Torture remains a hotly debated, if partisan, tactic in the war on terror, with Trump's successful primary bid demonstrating that an avowedly pro-torture position can win out.
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Meanwhile, local pro-Beijing parties — supporters of a government that is avowedly opposed to free elections — have in recent years become adept at the art of retail politics.
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There's a marketing and sales executive who considers ending her otherwise "enviable" marriage because she's not getting any sex from her faithful and avowedly heterosexual but unwilling husband.
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It's also an avowedly and unapologetically political game—an interactive political cartoon that links you to resources to help support or volunteer for Bernie Sanders when it's finished.
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Now the first avowedly socialist state was to be the world headquarters for workers' movements and Zinoviev, among his other heavy responsibilities, had been elected its first chairman.
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Journalist Aronoff best expresses the maximum, self-avowedly socialist version, painting an idyllic picture of a family provisioned with publicly funded work, child care benefits, and elder care.
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Le Pen has tried hard to reform the party's image, instead presenting a modern populist vision of France that is avowedly anti-globalization, anti-EU, and anti-immigrant.
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In Indonesia, a secular democracy, no avowedly religious party has ever received more than 8% of the vote in national parliamentary elections even though the country is majority Muslim.
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Gantz allied with center-left former finance minister Yair Lapid to create the new and avowedly centrist party Kahol Lavan, known in English as the Blue and White Party.
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If you need to know more, note that her husband, Yusif Eyvazov, sings Cavaradossi, Michael Volle is Scarpia and Bertrand de Billy conducts in David McVicar's avowedly conservative production.
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One question here is whether the more avowedly Christian evangelical portion of this coalition would branch off and form its own party to place more emphasis on social issues.
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An alarming number of these "long-term pessimists," as one adviser labeled them, had gravitated in the '68 and '72 presidential elections to George Wallace, an avowedly racist candidate.
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This timely history anatomizes two bitterly opposed women's movements, tracing a connection between 1977 and 2016, when Donald Trump, looking to replace an avowedly feminist President, assiduously courted Schlafly.
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Unlike other regional strongmen, such as Prayuth Chan-ocha in Thailand, or the leaders of Vietnam and Laos, both avowedly single-party states, international opinion matters to Mr Hun Sen.
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Michelangelo's sixteenth-century Italian contemporaries very nearly worshipped him for collapsing more than a millennium of distance between Classical antiquity and a surge of avowedly Christian but disruptively individual inspiration.
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But so far, he's done the single most important thing anti-abortion activists can ask an avowedly anti-abortion president to do: appoint judges likely to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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But on another level, it exacerbates questions about campaign-era behavior by transmogrifying what an avowedly pro-Russian Trump administration might have seen as laudable meetings into sources of embarrassment.
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None of the other avowedly moderate candidates looks competitive—including, on the stage in Miami, Senator Michael Bennet, who offered further evidence that he is smart and sensible; just not charismatic.
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Its reign in the White House may very well continue unless the people vote for non-racist and avowedly non-white-supremacist candidates over the course of the next several elections.
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In Colombia it contributed to the destructive insurgency of the FARC, which ended only last year, and that of the ELN, an avowedly guevarist group, which declared a ceasefire last month.
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Later an avowedly respectable Victorian middle class started to see violence as something done by other people; the violent were a lower class, they thought, operating in a separate moral universe.
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Sebastian Marotta, a student who is part of a Princeton free-speech group, reckons a movement avowedly committed to diversity may perversely result in "self-segregation based on beliefs and identity".
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There's a glaring cautionary answer to be found across the pond, in Britain, where the media is avowedly more partisan, especially in the tabloid newspapers that continue to hold great sway.
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He represents a kind of class politics unusual among Democratic 2020 candidates — with the exception of Elizabeth Warren, whose speeches often hit similar themes from a less avowedly anti-capitalist perspective.
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Albania's LSI and its leader, Ilir Meta, are avowedly pro-Western but have sometimes clashed with the State Department over the U.S.'s push to reform the country's criminal justice system.
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While Hustvedt is avowedly devoted to making artists and scientists value each other's way of taking in experience, in this collection science and the scientific persuasion ultimately take pride of place.
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A supposedly disabled claimant caught taking part in a bodybuilding contest and an avowedly single mother rumbled by her Facebook relationship-status are among those to have been exposed by newspapers recently.
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Mr McDonnell may have an avowedly Marxist past, but he has been on a charm offensive in the City, assuring moneymen he has nothing up the sleeves of his branch-manager suit.
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"There is no basis for Corellium to be selling a product that allows the creation of avowedly perfect replicas of Apple's devices to anyone willing to pay," Apple wrote in the suit.
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Though her works are not overtly or avowedly political, she says that they portray the materiality of her experiences, feelings, and personal narrative, which in turn become central to understanding her work.
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If things were to become more complicated, and elements in the group frustrated, it is not inconceivable that ARSA's current avowedly ethno-nationalist stance — 'all we want is Rohingya rights' — might shift.
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Lowry casts himself as "neutral" on Orbán, but praising his ideological project with respect to Europe while downplaying its role in the development of an avowedly illberal political regime is anything but.
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All of them are predominantly Muslim states, and Saudi Arabia in particular is an avowedly Islamic theocracy with a very strict brand of Sunni Islam at the core of its official identity.
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That approach echoes the avowedly moderate course Ms. Sinema charted in her campaign last year, when she successfully assembled a coalition of young people, Latinos and centrist whites opposed to President Trump.
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Brexit may not be avowedly against free trade per se, but it's junked more than 40 years of Britain's central economic orientation and its supporters dismiss multilateral and central banking economists as fearmongers.
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Nasir, a human rights lawyer, is a rare breed in Pakistan: an avowedly secular, progressive candidate in the overwhelmingly Muslim country of 208 million, where most parties appeal to an Islamic vote bank.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, critics paint Brexit with the same broad brush as avowedly populist, and in some cases extreme, movements in France, the Netherlands and other parts of Western Europe.
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But the persistence of a macho archetype also seems to point to a peculiar conservative reading of an avowedly anti-establishment time — and a resistance to dissent or difference within the movements themselves.
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People's Vote split into warring camps in October, with one side trying to turn it into an avowedly pro-Remain organization and the other trying to keep recruiting a broader range of lawmakers.
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Mr Hutchinson's haste avowedly stemmed from the trouble that his state, like others, has faced in carrying out legal injections, which had seemed a reassuringly hygienic method, just as the electric chair once did.
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The other problem she avowedly had with feminism was that a lot of the women's movements at the time were not particularly class-conscious, were quite apolitical, and really quite conservative in their aims.
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A few examples of what he said: It's also been well documented that Trump has a vocal fan base among anti-Semites on the internet, particularly in the avowedly anti-Semitic "alt-right" subculture.
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"By actively and avowedly wielding executive authority to sabotage the ACA, defendants are not acting in good faith; instead, they have usurped Congress's lawmaking function, and they are violating the Constitution," the complaint said.
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His allowing the best-qualified candidate to be elected would go a long way toward reversing the image conveyed late last year by national security adviser John Bolton's avowedly America First policy on Africa.
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That religious organizations now have a hand in editing textbooks, a prerogative they sought for years, suggests that their influence is growing, even with the Awami League party, which is avowedly secular, in power.
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Lyon's use of "we" to describe his experience is essential to understanding the artist's practice: though avowedly journalistic, his methods were bracketed by an explicitly Romantic world-view and personalized connection with his subjects.
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In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban – thirty years ago a fearless dissident who railed against Soviet power – has been building an avowedly "illiberal state" that looks as much towards Moscow as it does towards Brussels.
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But after an initial period of turmoil, deal advisers say that it is unclear whether a Trump administration — led by an avowedly pro-business real estate mogul — would really make life difficult for mega-mergers.
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Not only was the nation engaged in an avowedly political struggle with an existential communist enemy, but the Vietnam War and several other failed interventions underlined the dangers of using military force for ideological ends.
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During that time, terror attacks were relatively common, with many attacks attributed to the group known as the Tamil Tigers, who were the Hindu government's antagonists in the war, though the group was avowedly secular.
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For avowedly nonpartisan and nonideological reporters, examining the substance of a politician's beliefs and policy views is a professional minefield: The more deeply they venture into it, the more open they are to accusations of bias.
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Egypt is another case: The US has given Egypt billions of dollars in military assistance since 1979, avowedly for the purposes of maintaining Israeli-Egyptian peace, which Egypt manifestly has no interest or intention in breaking.
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Despite Vermont's image as a place of bucolic egalitarianism, home of the avowedly socialist candidate for president, tensions over privilege and tradition simmer just under the surface, and the bathroom wars have brought them to the fore.
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Two other avowedly Buddhist parties in the election are aligned with the junta, which has imposed measures to bring Thailand's 40,000 temples under control in the name of tackling scandals ranging from corruption to sex to murder.
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" Salam argues that especially for Asian-Americans, "embracing the culture of upper-white self-flagellation can spur avowedly enlightened whites to eagerly cheer on their Asian American comrades who show (abstract, faceless, numberless) lower-white people what for.
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Along with recent tags or retweets of QAnon and Pizzagate-linked accounts, he shared a post by an avowedly pro-Trump social media personality that suggested Jeffrey Epstein's suicide was actually a staged hit by the Clinton family.
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Not only is it an avowedly liberal institution, but the government had recently begun using Soros himself as a kind of propaganda boogeyman, blaming him for mass migration much in the same way the American right does today.
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China has also been concerned that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's avowedly nationalist government has stepped up public engagement of the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual leader who lives in exile in India and whom it regards as a "splittist".
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Studying 70 avowedly anti-vaccine websites, she tracked how many made powerful use of anecdotes—a tragic story to stir fear and sympathy in a parent can be a more effective spur to action than any number of statistics.
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Smartly grouped and augmented by psychologically perceptive wall texts, the display of political work by such a diverse array of both mainstream and avowedly engaged artists in Artists Respond inflects SAAM's curatorial ambitions with an awareness of contemporary art.
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The end of that regime would be an avowedly positive thing not just for the Iranian people and not just for the Syrian people who are suffering under Iran's destructive influence, but also for the whole of the world.
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And right from the start of his campaign, when he spoke of global elites and conspiracies, he both traded in anti-Semitic themes and, more importantly, emboldened those who are avowedly anti-Semitic to feel they were on the winning side.
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An avowedly anti-science instinct has led the current President to appoint an EPA chief, Scott Pruitt, who questions the majority-held scientific views on climate change and intends to roll back the hard-earned climate gains of Obama's administration.
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An avowedly political artist — he had been a labor organizer and a novelist before turning to filmmaking — Mr. Sembène grounded his attacks on colonial oppression and post-independence corruption and compromise in a feminism that could be both subtle and blunt.
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" In strong terms, Judge Gorsuch called that a "problem for the judiciary" and "a problem for the people whose liberties may now be impaired" by "an avowedly politicized administrative agent seeking to pursue whatever policy whim may rule the day.
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If the Times wants to find authentic expressions of the sentiments animating Trump supporters, it will have to look beyond the confines of the elite establishment, to Breitbart, TownHall, Infowars, or one of the avowedly right-wing outlets where conservatives cluster.
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Mr Clement argued that one district was packed with black voters only in order to comply with the Voting Rights Act; the other was concocted with "an avowedly political draw" designed to entrench the Republican majority by concentrating Democratic voters in fewer districts.
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Ironically, it was the avowedly internationalist President Obama who began the process of US disengagement worldwide, from the initial withdrawal of US forces from Iraq to the closing of American bases in Europe -- an approach the supposedly isolationist President Trump is busily reversing.
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Macron, elected in May on an avowedly pro-Europe platform, has set out grand plans, including suggesting at one point that the zone should have its own budget worth hundreds of billions of euros, an idea that does not sit well with Germany.
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The best account of Mitch McConnell's life and political career comes, unsurprisingly, from a representative of the avowedly (as opposed to accused) liberal media, the former New Republic reporter Alec MacGillis, whose aptly titled McConnell biography, The Cynic, was published in 2014.
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SAN DIEGO — Gavin Newsom, the Democratic former mayor of San Francisco, was elected governor of California on Tuesday, marking the ascension of an avowedly liberal leader who will now take over a state that has openly resisted the agenda of President Trump.
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I don't know how far you can take the analogy, but for an exhibition that's engaged in its social and political moment, as the New Museum triennials avowedly are, "Songs for Sabotage," despite some powerful work, feels oddly removed from the field.
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I refuse to buy the book of a man who so avowedly holds what, in a previous age, we would have called treasonous goals, but I have read the publicly released excerpts and therefore feel that we can all draw some practical conclusions.
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That voice will be lost if, as expected, President Trump replaces Mr. Tillerson at the State Department with Mike Pompeo, a hard-line former Republican congressman who has brought an avowedly political edge to the Central Intelligence Agency, where he is the director.
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A Pew survey found that the only outlets trusted by conservatives are Fox, the Wall Street Journal, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Breitbart, the Drudge Report, and the Blaze, whereas liberals trusted both avowedly liberal outlets and mainstream ones that present themselves as neutral.
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Both candidates have large and devoted followings, but Democrats have not put forward avowedly liberal presidential nominees in decades; a new New York Times/Siena College poll showing Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders losing to Mr. Trump in some battleground states only further frayed nerves.
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As an avowedly neutral party in the war, the Cambodian government did not formally approve of the Vietnamese communists using its territory as a base area, nor would it give permission to American or allied forces to enter its jurisdiction to confront their enemies.
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Her argument is bolstered by an event like Frieze itself, which is avowedly international — this year, the fair invited artists, curators, and writers from around the world to discuss the contentious topic of "Borderlands" — and belies the notion of a single identity for British art.
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Inside the British Army's secret information warfare machine Carl Miller writes about the British Army's 77th Brigade, which edits videos, record podcasts, and writes viral posts in the name of information warfare: Information campaigns such as these are "white": openly, avowedly the voice of the British military.
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The world's most powerful finance ministers and central bankers convene in the German spa town of Baden-Baden on March 17-18, their first meeting since Donald Trump's U.S. election victory in November and his reaffirmation of an avowedly protectionist, 'America First' stance on international trade.
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Steven Ungerleider's Faust's Gold offers a detailed look at East Germany's state-run performance enhancement, offering many reproductions of the precise drug schedules that East German athletes followed, but is deeply critical of the government doctors who oversaw the program and avowedly opposed to performance enhancement.
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In the tumult of the 1960s, Alabama sent the avowedly segregationist George Wallace to the national stage; Tennessee gave America the eminently moderate Howard Baker, who was elected to the Senate in 1966, just two years before Wallace carried five Southern states in the 1968 presidential election.
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There, an extremist and avowedly revolutionary outfit called Nordic Resistance has formed a curious alliance with the Russian Imperial Movement, a far-right group that, while not sponsored by the Russian state, has helped the Kremlin by recruiting Russian fighters for the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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In that climate, an avowedly anti-Iranian group in Iraq, such as the one targeted two weeks ago, can expect to have local allies in Iran and even unwitting or possibly witting international benefactors -- even if there are no official lines of command, control and responsibility.
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With its intimate touch and personal imagery (portraits, nudes, and allegorical figures), Marini's art overall had more in common with the sculpture of the avowedly anti-Fascist Giacomo Manzù than it did with the neoclassical public monuments designed to serve Mussolini's ambition of remaking the Roman Empire.
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"From Halloween costumes to Cinco de Mayo parties to the Washington Redskins, to decorative bindis and other music festival fashion, the new millennium and an avowedly more conscious generation of people is tasked with taking seriously all kinds of cultural masquerade," she goes on to write.
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Jean-Michel Leniaud, head of the science council at the National Heritage Institute, said the blaze was the result of carelessness and neglect that stemmed in part from what he called a puerile conflict between the state, which officially owns Notre-Dame and is avowedly secular, and the Church.
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And in virtually all the avowedly theistic lands, there is a sense (cultivated in political speeches and school textbooks as well as sermons) that the endurance of a national church in the face of communism, Islam and other threats is a kind of miracle that everyone should respect.
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Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories sharpened questions over how to democratically incorporate the non-Jews within this avowedly Jewish nation — an identity that early Israeli leaders, remembering the Holocaust, felt bound to protect — just as countries around the world faced their own challenges over balancing identity and democracy.
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But despite the fact that the political bent to most of these review videos is avowedly pro-gun owner—much as many video game reviews defend the reviewers' choice to play violent video games—gun review videos primarily showcase these expert users' obsession with gun safety and maintenance.
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Martha Roby in a Republican primary runoff on Tuesday that has presented Republican voters with an odd choice: Roby called Trump "unacceptable as a candidate for president" shortly before the 2000 election; Bright is an avowedly pro-Trump former Democratic member of Congress who once voted for Nancy Pelosi for speaker.
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News of the president's firing of James Comey, an action done avowedly to curtail investigation into his inner circle, followed by reports of his contemplated firing of Robert Mueller, have not resulted in either sharp rebukes from Trump's fellow Republican elites or a dramatic slump in his support among Republican voters.
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However, instead of trying to fake his moral credentials, the candidate made an appeal to white evangelicals that was bluntly transactional: If elected, he promised, he would appoint avowedly antiabortion federal judges, restore the "religious freedoms" that Obama had supposedly taken away and move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
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Even today, regimes and avowedly democratic movements that promote popular solidarity through shared lines of descent and a shared religious culture—I am thinking here of Hungary and Poland, but also of white supremacists in America—form a standing threat to other core values of a decent society, like pluralism and tolerance.
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There may not be much love lost between the Trump administration and universities, but it is difficult to see how an avowedly "America First" administration can ignore such a direct assault on an American institution, one chartered in the State of New York and accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
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Watch VICE News' Libya's Quiet War: The Tuareg of South Libya Haftar is avowedly fighting against Islamist militias, but detractors in places like Tripoli and the central Libyan town of Misrata compare him to the authoritarian Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi — and say he is after oil and power and will reverse the revolution.
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It may seem odd to pair Michelangelo — a devout Roman Catholic who worked for popes and painted the Sistine Chapel — with the avowedly secular Mr. Viola, who (though brought up Episcopalian) denies that his art is specifically Christian or religious, and links it to other strands of spirituality such as Zen Buddhism, Sufism and mysticism.
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Highlights include an appearance by Terry Riley with his "Autodreamographical Tales"; a rare account of Galina Ustvolskaya's Symphony No. 2; Vicky Chow playing Michael Gordon's punishing piano work, "Sonatra"; the cellist Maya Beiser performing David Lang; avowedly political music in Frederic Rzewski's "Coming Together"; and So Percussion popping up with music by Nicole Lizee.bangonacan.
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With anti-Semitic incidents on the rise across the globe and at home, it is critical that the Democratic Party, whose progressive wing has become avowedly hostile to Israel, and some of whose prominent figures have maintained ties with Louis Farrakhan, fully and unequivocally disavow anti-Semitism in all forms and recommit its support for the Jewish State.
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Mark Burgess, chief investment officer for the firm in EMEA, said that unlike the positive or even ambiguous market reaction to the British vote on an EU exit or Donald Trump's win last week, a win for avowedly anti-euro, anti-EU party in one of the many euro zone elections next year could spell disaster for the still-undercapitalized European banks.
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Even if Mr. Ailes wins, the developments — especially the way it was handled by the new generation of Murdochs now gaining control of 21st Century Fox — signal a big shift for Mr. Ailes and a network that has avowedly refused to go along with what so many of its commentators dismiss as political correctness and feminism run amok in the name of progress.
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That the Good Friday Agreement requires the British government to be totally impartial in matters of Northern Irish government doesn't make anything easier: Even if Prime Minister May avoids forming a formal coalition in favor of a more fluid "confidence and supply" deal, the combative symbolism of an avowedly anti-Catholic party with such close ties to the ruling party in Westminster is impossible to overlook.
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On Friday there's a glimpse at composers who are either synesthetic or take an avowedly coloristic approach to composing, including Messiaen, Scriabin, Andy Akiho and George Crumb; on Saturday, a marathon concert of three sets, with more than a half-dozen pianists and music by Missy Mazzoli, Steven Stucky, Jesse Jones and more; and on Sunday, dance music, from everyone from Bach to Oliver Knussen and Caroline Shaw.metropolisensemble.
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Luce's increasingly heavy-handed political agenda—avowedly Republican and fervently anti-Communist—had been sparking conflicts with his reporters in the field, especially when it came to China, and Hersey's letter turning down Luce's promotion made a point of Hersey's "being politically a democrat, both with and without a capital D." This testified to the rift emerging between Hersey and his employer, since Hersey's politics were never ideological, but rather grounded in the complexities of experience.
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