Wheelan's Centrist Manifesto is what prompted the creation of the Centrist Project in 2013.
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The question arises, then: What distinguishes a centrist Democratic candidacy from a centrist Independent candidacy?
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Reasonable voters can disagree about whether centrist liberalism or centrist conservatism is best for the country.
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A centrist Democrat and a centrist Independent might both call for reducing the national debt, but the centrist Independent might campaign on the theme that both parties have failed to address this problem, whereas the centrist Democrat might blame the problem on either progressive Democrats or Republicans.
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The centrist Blue Dog Coalition, a caucus of centrist Democrats, has only two freshmen with leadership PACs.
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Most of the signers are members of the centrist Blue Dog Coalition, the centrist New Democrat Coalition, or both.
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President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, a centrist, made Mr. Chirac prime minister, heading a government coalition of rightist and centrist parties.
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I'm pretty much a centrist; some things I lean to the left, like health care, but I consider myself a centrist.
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Newcomer centrist Emmanuel Macron wins French runoff election in landslide Newcomer centrist Emmanuel Macron wins French runoff election in landslide Centrist newcomer Emmanuel Macron defeated far-right candidate Marine Le Pen in a landslide victory for France's presidency Sunday.
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Twitter bots seem to be primarily dedicated to sharing link aggregator websites, drawing from a centrist information pool, and targeting centrist audiences.
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Yet we elect presidents based on coalitions consisting of extreme right, right leaning, and centrist or extreme left, left leaning, and centrist.
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"I'm resisting the simple narrative line that you've got to put up a centrist in red zones to win," Marshall, a centrist, told me.
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The media and the Buttigieg camp believe that because he's a centrist and Biden's a centrist, they appeal to the same group of voters.
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A centrist will likely do little better than a more ideologically extreme candidate; in fact, the centrist might do worse since more committed partisans may be less excited about the race and the centrist may not have what it takes to rally the party base.
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Being centrist definitely could indicate that an individual is a principled centrist and, in a principled fashion, votes liberally on some issues and conservative on others.
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That leaves Andras Fekete-Gyor, the leader of Momentum, a new centrist party; and Antal Csardi, a senior figure within Politics Can Be Different, another young centrist party.
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Centrist Democratic senators, who tend to fall into Schumer's camp, think Clinton's path to victory lies in picking up centrist Republican voters who are turned off by Trump.
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This suggests that a non-centrist nominee may win his or her party's nomination but probably will go down to defeat against a centrist in the general election.
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The plan keeps with Harris' political positioning in the race: more centrist than Sanders or Warren but to the left of Biden, who she's competing with for more economically centrist voters.
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Two of the six most centrist Republicans in the Texas delegation (Poe and Barton) and two of the six most centrist Democrats (Green and O'Rourke) are among the seven retiring representatives.
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Three of his centrist rivals — former South Bend, Ind.
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In office, he operated largely as a centrist Democrat at a time when there were many centrist Democrats, but he did so while holding down a safe seat in a liberal state.
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Democracy for America, a progressive organization, released a statement Tuesday from chairman Charles Chamberlain that acknowledged that Sanders benefitted from the centrist-on-centrist attacks and stressed the need for left-wing unity.
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And not everyone believes that centrist candidates have an advantage.
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You see, he's a centrist, and centrists can't win. 18.
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Macron, an independent centrist who created his own En Marche!
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This is simply not a stable basis for centrist politics.
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But that does not mean they're looking for a centrist.
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It is often centrist parties that pay the political price.
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That could tilt the balance in a more centrist direction.
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A more centrist politician could be leading by double figures.
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François Bayrou, another centrist and political veteran, goes to justice.
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A centrist faction can play the same role in America.
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The Independent Group are welcome to their centrist national service.
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As Labour has shrunk, new vaguely centrist parties have emerged.
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Half a dozen more centrist candidates, like former Colorado Gov.
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The group is generally considered to be nonpartisan or centrist.
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But a number of centrist Republicans still opposed the measure.
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Plus centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron winning the French presidential election.
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The plan is also facing significant pushback from centrist Republicans.
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That fragmentation complicates the coalition mathematics for the centrist parties.
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In an age of extremes she has remained resolutely centrist.
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Blankfein is also a registered Democrat, but a centrist one.
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There's also a centrist case for a candidate like Perriello.
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It remains to be seen how centrist Republicans, like Sens.
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The editorial board's centrist liberalism is very close Clintonian politics.
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The traditional leadership of the Democrats is centrist and responsible.
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Centrist Republicans are frustrated that negotiations have broken down. Rep.
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To be bipartisan does not mean to be a centrist.
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Trump won... and he's seen as more of a centrist.
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Party leaders might be centrist, but the base is not.
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Of the two, Jones's centrist tone is the more defensible.
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Rising centrist star Emmanuel Macro, meanwhile, is as yet untested.
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The more centrist unions, which are increasingly powerful, accept it.
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Meanwhile, more centrist candidates have opted for more incremental changes.
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"We're playing with live rounds this time," said centrist Rep.
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A centrist Democrat with the right message could compete statewide.
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In hyperpartisan Washington, he is often seen as a centrist.
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Warren could alienate the Democratic establishment and more centrist voters.
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That prospect allowed him to position himself as a centrist.
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More centrist Democratic lawmakers remain opposed to the proposal, however.
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There certainly will be centrist candidates for president in 2020.
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The judge has advanced as a centrist, our report finds.
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The Hill: Centrist Democrats defend tough tactics at Kavanaugh hearing.
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But these naysayer "Centrist Dads" don't understand what Corbyn understands.
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For a lot of centrist Democrats, this is good news.
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In another era, Mr. Casey would be called a centrist.
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John Hickenlooper of Colorado run for president as a centrist?
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If centrist policies are doomed, why should Democrats pursue them?
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But there was plenty of outrage among centrist politicians, too.
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He increasingly pitched himself as the centrist alternative to Sanders.
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Democratic voters in Ohio are "more centrist overall," Austin said.
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But I think it is basically a centrist Democratic population.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, the establishment centrist, badly flagging.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron is widely expected to win the elections.
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Some worry the two could alienate centrist and independent voters.
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Democrats and centrist Republicans remain skeptical of its limited scope.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.), a centrist who originally endorsed Ohio Gov.
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Even now, some centrist Democrats are worried about the process.
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The CDU should stick to its centrist course, he added.
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Republicans are trying to revive the bill after centrist Rep.
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Separately, an Ohio newspaper reported that fellow GOP centrist Sen.
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Certainly the centrist economic advisors in the Obama administration didn't.
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You can even be a centrist, which might be worse?
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Ro Khanna to centrist party stalwarts like New Jersey Sen.
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Jo Swinson, leader of the centrist pro-European Union Lib Dems, has proposed a caretaker government led by either Clarke or Harman, former cabinet ministers from the more centrist wings of the two main parties.
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Democrats running for all national offices in 2020, from the most liberal liberal to the most centrist centrist, can and in most cases will run as the candidates most capable of protecting our national security.
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If centrist Republicans banded together with centrist Democrats, they could likely come up with a proposal to protect the 1.8 million young undocumented immigrants who have lived in this country since they were children, a.k.a.
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"Sweeney is more centrist," says Carl Golden, the former Republican operative.
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You've lost that centrist feeling, cause you've been right-wing appealing.
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Or do I go to Klobuchar, who's a little more centrist?
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The centrist candidates, so far, have been unable to consolidate support.
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But maintaining that common ground without the centrist may be harder.
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This may have helped Hofer make inroads in more centrist constituencies.
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Y., though Republicans and centrist Democrats have spoken against Sanders' legislation.
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Centrist Democrats are eager to take on the party's ideological left.
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Should partisan polarization be met with centrist compromises from the left?
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Our objection is not that there are no true centrist nominees.
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Jones has tried to build a centrist reputation in the Senate.
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TC: You're helping progressive and centrist campaigns play catch-up here.
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They called on centrist MPs from any party to join them.
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His Likud party tied with Blue and White, a centrist rival.
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It also shows how big a challenge the centrist president faces.
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But he will face off against a more centrist Republican, Rep.
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The opposition, though, is fragmented, with five centrist parties running separately.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron won Sunday's first round vote with 250 percent.
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Reconstructing this centrist philosophy will be harder than building it was.
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The program of a successful centrist will be realistic, not modest.
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The Clintons represented a new, more centrist liberalism that Sanders resisted.
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A registered Democrat until 2014, he describes himself as a centrist.
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Check out the Centrist Project, sign up and lend your support.
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Special interests don't represent the centrist tendencies of the American people.
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The hollowing out of centrist politics happens on the right too.
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Investors were encouraged that the centrist Macron emerged as the favorite.
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In fact, he's the worst person to sell a centrist revival.
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Now they'll go centrist and build the network around Megyn Kelly.
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Some also argue that Biden's image as a centrist is oversimplistic.
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Last month, Trump invited Manchin and two other centrist Democrats, Sens.
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Not one of the current nine has a similar centrist approach.
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They instead opted for a more 'centrist' approach to their ends.
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"centrist," but beneath those misleading labels are specific and bitter issues
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If Collins is the most centrist Republican in the Senate, Sen.
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She instead voted for fellow centrist Blue Dog Coalition member Rep.
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And the GOP's most prominent and outspoken centrist voices — including Reps.
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Joe Manchin, a centrist West Virginia Democrat, shortly after the election.
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But in many notable cases this year, centrist candidates have triumphed.
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Emmanuel Macron won the French election on an openly centrist platform.
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The centrist Liberal Democrats, meanwhile, have just eight lawmakers in Parliament.
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Centrist Democrats, however, defended the activists for exercising their constitutional rights.
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Meanwhile, Democratic District Attorney John Morganelli is running as a centrist.
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French voters elected centrist independent Emmanuel Macron as president on Sunday.
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The plurality winner, upstart centrist Emmanuel Macron, won with 23.9 percent.
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Both are considered the centrist, mainstream candidates of their respective parties.
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Kaine's "a centrist, and that's what she needs," one senator said.
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Going forward, the Senate could also insist on more centrist appointments.
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VICE: What does it mean to be a centrist to you?
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Centrist Democrats think the party needs to arrest its leftward drift.
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Centrist parties were trounced, reshaping Brazil's political landscape and polarizing Congress.
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Roy Cooper (D), elected as a centrist, will face Lt. Gov.
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If Biden is elected, they see eight years of centrist governance.
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Both men appeal to the centrist wing of the Democratic Party.
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And look, I don't consider myself a moderate or a centrist.
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Meanwhile, a strong centrist candidate hasn't yet emerged from the pack.
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Mr. Macron, a centrist who formed his own party, En Marche!
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Emmanuel Macron, a pro-Europe centrist, will be France's next president.
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Gantz, a former general, heads the centrist Blue and White Party.
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And that&aposs the difficult conundrum Democrats face, particularly centrist ones.
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Some have fully endorsed Trump, while others, such as centrist Reps.
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The Hill: Centrist efforts to convince Trump to end shutdown falter.
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So far, only 12 mostly centrist Republicans have cosponsored Coffman's legislation.
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But a centrist whose brain has been eaten by zombie ideas?
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John Delaney, who was running as a centrist alternative to Sens.
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The vulnerable GOP centrist hasn't yet released a public statement. Sen.
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He is viewed as a centrist, supporting gradual rate hikes now.
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Centrist Republicans have expressed concerns about rolling back the Medicaid expansion.
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He replaces centrist conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who retired this summer.
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Big money has flowed into Tuesday's fight for centrist Democratic Rep.
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Chris Kofinis, a Democratic strategist and former aide to centrist Sen.
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Earlier this week, a centrist immigration proposal spearheaded by GOP Sens.
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Yet true to centrist form, his deficit concerns are oddly selective.
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Their politics and messaging were generally conservative, or centrist at best.
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Stewart won't join colleagues who've decamped to the centrist Liberal Democrats.
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Indeed, centrist Republicans in both chambers have balked at the idea.
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Given the chance to take Warren on, some centrist candidates punted.
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In fact, the only "centrist" platform that has a known base of support in this country—if we define "centrist" to mean a mix of Democratic and Republican positions—is the 2016 platform of Donald Trump.
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The Democratic Party should appoint centrist liberal leaders to positions of authority within the party and should emphasize the centrist liberal policies that have been the key to their success since the days of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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The problem with the theory predicting that candidates will be compelled to adopt centrist positions to get elected is that it assumes centrist voters will reliably choose the candidate whose policy positions are closest to their own.
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I was surprised by how much interest there's been from centrist politicians, who are desperate for a coherent narrative to defend centrist liberalism, cosmopolitanism, open society, from the threats both by populists and by the hard left.
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The centrist political parties of Europe have fallen victim to this trap; their respectable consensus excluded far too much (skepticism of the euro, of austerity, of mass immigration) and reaped the whirlwind when centrist governance stopped working.
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No polls suggest that a new centrist group could supplant the EPP.
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Such proposals have draw criticism from more centrist or politically conservative factions.
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Although generally opposed to it, Poland's previous centrist government voted with majority.
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There has been little movement on more centrist objectives such as infrastructure.
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His centrist opponent Emmanuel Macron has outlined his manifesto on Thursday morning.
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She found most primaries in competitive districts were captured by centrist candidates.
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Even the most centrist Democrats seem conscious today of avoiding that trap.
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Klobuchar, who is running as a centrist candidate and alternative to Sens.
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A centrist reformer, he faces several rivals, mainly on the hard left.
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Keep to her centrist course and lose more voters to the AfD?
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His opinions go down less well with centrist party members and voters.
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His departure leaves the administration without an experienced, centrist foreign policy hand.
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The 2015 election saw the Conservatives consume the Lib Dems' centrist flank.
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Leftists have long had a counter to the centrist theory of electability.
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Centrist Republicans with the lowest voter turnout really dig regular Busch, however.
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Germany is a very centrist country (see chart); Mrs Merkel suffices it.
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Centrist possibilities include Anas Sarwar, a Glasgow MSP and former deputy leader.
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Last year Mr Rivera repositioned it as a centrist, progressive liberal party.
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Like Angela Merkel, he was a bookish centrist with few tribal allegiances.
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They combine cultural liberalism with a centrist economic agenda emphasising equitable growth.
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Macron&aposs centrist party has a large majority in the National Assembly.
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But he has been making overtures to the smaller, centrist UDI party.
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It is that liberal, centrist politicians are not up to the job.
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Specifically, he had a "provocative thesis" that Trump was a liberal centrist.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), who heads the Tuesday Group of centrist Republicans.
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Another factor -- many reformist and centrist candidates have been prevented from running.
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"Santa Claus has come," centrist opposition UDI floor leader Philippe Vigier said.
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Sunday's vote is expected to elect centrist Emmanuel Macron, whom investors favor.
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Move the bill to the right, and more centrist senators will object.
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Ahead of the Justice Department's announcement of a special counsel, centrist Rep.
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Moore called herself "more of a libertarian centrist" in a 2009 interview.
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The Senate bill has to gain the support of its centrist members.
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Centrist allies of the president have secured nearly half of the legislature.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), a co-chairman of the centrist Tuesday Group.
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The Freedom Caucus's move came after a new amendment from centrist Rep.
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They need centrist candidates who appeal to all segments of the party.
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There are few signs the system has led to more centrist candidates.
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Rouhani's moderate and centrist allies made big gains in elections on Feb.
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Clinton faces from the centrist wave that swept her husband to power.
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In Montreal, suburbs were Bloc and the central city was centrist Liberal.
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His main competition is a centrist local leader from Prince George's County.
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Gillum won an upset victory over a more centrist Democrat, former Rep.
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Jason Altmire, a centrist Democrat from Pennsylvania who voted against the legislation.
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How does blocking a centrist Democrat nominee to the high court help?
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As it is, centrist Democrats have come under criticism for staying neutral.
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Dubke helped both the conservative Sullivan and the more centrist Murkowski win.
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There was no real ideologically driven desire for a centrist, she added.
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The centrist official did not comment on monetary policy in prepared remarks.
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MORE, all paragons of centrist virtue, none president of these United States.
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Leaders of the conservative and centrist factions of the GOP conference, Reps.
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As a result, each party would take more centrist, democratically responsive positions.
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Even six months ago the "new centrist party" mythology still had legs.
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Many European courts also take a more centrist approach to issuing rulings.
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Some Democrats believe Trump's time could finally be up among centrist voters.
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Most voters don't share the centrist preferences of Washington's comfortable pundit class.
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You can read his columns on the centrist website The Moderate Voice.
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The word centrist isn't great, I wish we had a different one.
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He said Mr. Emmett was a centrist politician with cross-party appeal.
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Both lost ground, with centrist Liberals, Greens and the populists all gaining.
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AJC calls for a centrist approach to most matters, including free trade.
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That precipitous drop is due in large part to Europe's centrist leadership.
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Collin Peterson, a veteran centrist who voted against the Affordable Care Act.
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Jeff Van Drew, a centrist Democrat who's crushed his opponents in fundraising.
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A revised version of the House GOP bill negotiated by centrist Rep.
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Or Buttigieg or Klobuchar, who are part of a crowded centrist lane?
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Otherwise, Bloomberg seems prepared to follow a pretty centrist Democratic foreign policy.
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It's not that Bernie went centrist; instead, the center moved toward him.
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Then, they rallied behind Ahn Hee-jung, a left-centrist provincial governor.
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It could support a centrist government from the outside, under certain conditions.
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A similar case can be made among the more centrist Democrats too.
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Overall, he is viewed as a more Wall Street-friendly, centrist candidate.
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This relates to another potential advantage: his self-positioning as a centrist.
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I am a centrist and I am committed to free market capitalism.
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It&aposs part of a larger battle between progressive and centrist Democrats.
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Elizabeth Warren and candidates with a more centrist approach, like Minnesota Sen.
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The leaders of the House Blue Dog Coalition of centrist Democrats — Reps.
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Kasich has tried to cultivate a brand as a centrist fiscal conservative.
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Centrist Romanian President Klaus Iohannis condemned the police's disproportionate use of force.
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Republicans and centrist Democrats who traditionally support trade were caught off guard.
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The influence of this version of centrist ideology should not be underestimated.
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The centrist ideology is not mere institutionalism, though that's part of it.
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They don't want to be seen as being like the centrist anymore.
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Where is the common-sense centrist thought among either Democrats or Republicans?
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"I see myself as a conservative and a centrist," Mr. Reilly said.
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"[Trump] said, 'This is my shopping list, my prospect pool,'" centrist Sen.
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And this can make centrist paranoia more dangerous and more easily disguised.
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Because I'm not a highly political person, I'm very much a centrist.
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What's more, swing voters — unlike centrist political elites — are not temperamental moderates.
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While Iadarola said Tuesday night was dominated by a fierce debate over "Medicare for All" between centrist Democratic contenders and their progressive counterparts, he questioned whether a similar clash would play out Wednesday night among the lineup's centrist candidates.
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If she fails, either by giving up on open borders or by abandoning her shaky centrist coalition, then she will give up on something crucial for her vision of a stable, centrist Germany, and there, too, Europe might follow.
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Opponents to the current AUMF range from centrist Republicans like Jeff Flake and Bob Corker to more hardcore ideologies like Rand Paul and Mike Lee, and from centrist Democrats like Tim Kaine to more progressive forces like Jeff Merkley.
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There are plenty of examples of Democrats nominating more centrist or establishment candidates.
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These sites pose a significant challenge to the development of centrist, liberal politics.
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Court has typically been a centrist institution, and since early in the Nixon
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Progressives have a long-running feud with Third Way and similar centrist groups.
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Unless Labour moves fast, the emerging centrist party could prove an existential threat.
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Fareed Zakaria, the centrist liberal, announced the end of the end of history.
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Instantly, it dismantles Leia's campaign for First Senator, a newly-created Centrist position.
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The data help explain why Cordray also has been courting centrist Kasich voters.
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"Fessenheim must be closed," the independent centrist candidate said in a television interview.
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So is Britain's new chancellor a bone-dry Thatcherite or a Europhile centrist?
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The presidential lineup today is unusually tempting for Mr. Bloomberg, the sensible centrist.
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Sobotka's centre-left Social Democrats have lagged their centrist rivals in opinion polls.
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Mr. Baliles, who had been the state's attorney general under another centrist, Gov.
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Turmoil in Washington and London contrasts with centrist stability in Paris and Berlin.
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This is undoubtedly true ... if one can actually find a true centrist nominee.
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The Progressive Policy Institute provided the intellectual blueprints for Bill Clinton's centrist agenda.
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I liked that he was liberal, but centrist, and I connected with him.
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But Sanders rejected the centrist approach favored by Biden and some other candidates.
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What to expect: The centrist Blue and White party led by retired Gen.
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Its voters flocked to the young centrist Emmanuel Macron in last spring's elections.
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Another is the centrist Ciudadanos ("Citizens") party now leading the polls in Spain.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer, the party's centrist general secretary, is one of two leading candidates.
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Precedents exist, such as Israel's centrist Yesh Atid party that emerged in 2012.
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Buttigieg's politics don't fit neatly into the Democratic Party's progressive-moderate-centrist divisions.
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It means a degree of intellectual and institutional renewal on Labour's centrist wing.
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She accused Mr. Cuomo of working from the "old playbook" of centrist politics.
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I have spent 2017 serving as the Senior Strategist for the Centrist Project.
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Le Pen faces off against centrist Emmanuel Macron in the May 7 ballot.
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But a defection of centrist Socialists could be a significant boost for Macron.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), co-chairman of the centrist Tuesday Group, and Reps.
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The centrist opposition said it would challenge the move in the constitutional court.
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This radical economic agenda reveals the fresh character of the once centrist Democrats.
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For years, centrist GOP lawmakers have talked tough and then caved to leadership.
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That's going to be an issue again for centrist Republicans in the Senate.
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They voted instead for Gantz's centrist party, which offered no peace plan. Why?
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Liberals, pressing centrist senators to block anyone they believe would overturn Roe v.
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Harris follows in the footsteps of other previously centrist-leaning Democrats like Sens.
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Like her, he is part of the more centrist strand of the party.
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Garland has a centrist reputation as a jurist and a long paper trail.
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Both groups are seen as more centrist than the Democratic Party in general.
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The centrist coalition government must now set a date for the re-run.
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He is a self-described centrist politically, according to The New York Times.
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In second place was Petro with 25%, closely trailed by centrist Sergio Fajardo.
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But Baker doesn't think there's much Schumer can do to pressure centrist Democrats.
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Some centrist Democrats, though, met with Republicans in a meeting organized by Sens.
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Emmanuel Macron, a former Socialist politician now running under the centrist En Marche!
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After the meeting, one of the leaders of the centrist Tuesday Group, Rep.
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Opinion polls showed centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron gaining ground on presidential favorite Fillon.
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"They're pretty centrist in their positions," Niermann said of voters in the district.
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It would not cut Medicaid, which has been a concern for centrist Republicans.
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He didn't endorse Northam, who was more centrist-minded than Perriello (and Sanders).
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He's a member of the centrist New Democrat Coalition and Blue Dog Coalition.
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Gillum's nomination marks a departure from previous white, centrist nominees who have lost.
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Centrist think tank Third Way tried to figure out why: http://bit.ly/85033R9VFrm.
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In today's centrist climate, Mr. Khatami made no promises and offered no vision.
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Matt Bennett is an executive vice president of centrist Democratic group Third Way.
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And there doesn't seem to be a corporate centrist in the group either.
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They were red, white, and blue — signal the Democratic Party's centrist, safe approach.
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Throughout the election, Ossoff tried running as a moderate, pro-growth centrist Democrat.
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The remarks could make supporting Green tough for centrist Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Centrist Republicans seek a solution for young undocumented immigrants stuck in legal limbo.
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It is willing to sacrifice centrist Democrats for the sake of ideological consistency.
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In this political autobiography, he recounts his origins and explains his centrist philosophy.
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It's clear that the era of centrist black politicians is on the wane.
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And to find a Democrat running as a centrist immediately got my attention.
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We are centrist Democrats, which is very different than other strains of centrism.
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It's true he also pitched himself as a centrist rather than a liberal.
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He was simply describing himself as an effective centrist, one who gets results.
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The backlash underscores the challenges facing Senator Chuck Schumer and other centrist Democrats.
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Independents (82 seats): A hodgepodge of traditional conservative and lesser-known centrist candidates.
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President Barack Obama nominated Merrick B. Garland, a centrist judge, to fill it.
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It is the more centrist Republicans in swing districts who face significant challenges.
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Here's the news: • Europe risks losing the gatekeepers of its democracy: centrist parties.
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Yet, because he personally posed as a centrist, he politically escaped the consequences.
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But a centrist billionaire didn't click with voters when they went to vote.
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She served as co-chair of the Senate Centrist Coalition, a bipartisan group.
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Emmanuel Macron, her centrist rival in the coming vote, visited a Holocaust memorial.
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Centrist predictions about which candidates are viable have failed over and over again.
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Polls had her challenger, the centrist upstart Emmanuel Macron, ahead by 20 points.
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Now, he's seriously considering running for president as a "centrist independent" in 2020.
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Every concession to a conservative Republican risks losing a centrist and vice versa.
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A centrist conservative with a 30-year tenure, Kennedy fluctuated in his approach.
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"You have to have someone who is a realist and centrist," says Dem.
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The centrist said he was satisfied with a cap on those deductions. Rep.
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Current opinion polls show it will be won by independent centrist Emmanuel Macron.
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Likud and Gantz's centrist Blue and White Party ended in a virtual tie.
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It is difficult to see a robust centrist victory in the months ahead.
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His supporters said they're drawn to him precisely because of his centrist nature.
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His centrist People's Party held only 40 seats in the 300-member Parliament.
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There are the centrist Republicans who tend to stick up for the institution.
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Her centrist opponent, Emmanuel Macron, will face pressure to move right as well.
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Of course, there are plenty of more general concerns expressed by centrist Democrats.
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Once you start thinking about centrist bias, you recognize a lot of it.
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Le Pen will face a centrist named Emmanuel Macron, who leads En Marche!
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So would more political participation in local and midterm elections among centrist voters.
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Not all traditional centrist voters are concerned about immigration or dwindling manufacturing jobs.
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Bloomberg's campaign is already antagonizing progressive Democrats who don't like his centrist policies.
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Biden already disturbs some Democrats with his non-combative personality and centrist views.
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Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), a centrist who traveled to the border this summer.
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Christine Todd Whitman, a centrist Republican, expressed a similar view of the threat.
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Bruce Poliquin (Maine) — Poliquin, a centrist, was undecided on the first bill. Rep.
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On one side are the more centrist voters in and around Virginia's cities.
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Biden and Buttigieg are fighting for the centrist mantle among Democrats, while Sens.
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You can't be a centrist progressive, because "center" refers to that ideological spectrum.
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The former Starbucks CEO is mulling running for office as a centrist independent.
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The 63-year-old former army captain, who leads in polls that exclude jailed former leftist President Luis Inacio Lula de Silva, made his announcement to an elated crowd after centrist parties threw their support behind centrist rival Geraldo Alckmin.
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" In one of his characteristically scathing columns, Glenn Greenwald notes that the NYT editorial stable currently contains only three women and no Arab-American or Latinx voices; ideologically, it "spans the small gap from establishment centrist Democrats to establishment centrist Republicans.
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He just hopes the winner is more centrist and not one espousing socialist policies.
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Susan Collins (R-ME), a centrist, is most likely a "no" on this bill.
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Many centrist Democrats say Biden's choices on these issues are defensible on substantive grounds.
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Garland is a centrist jurist with two decades as a federal appeals court judge.
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But Kushner allies insist a new, less combative, more centrist Trump will still emerge.
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Think of centrist politicians like Lloyd Bentsen, Blanche Lincoln, Sam Nunn, or Bill Clinton.
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They can follow Conor Lamb 's example – centrist in tone , relatively liberal in substance.
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But she is seen losing the second round to the centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron.
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In fact, those who began the effort specifically wanted to avoid a centrist effort.
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Jim Himes, a leader of the New Democrats -- the centrist wing of the party.
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Economically the party is now firmly centrist, making it palatable to property-owning professionals.
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Independent centrist Emmanuel Macron decisively won France's presidential election, defeating nationalist Marine Le Pen.
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Recent events seem to have galvanised both PO and Nowoczesna ("Modern"), two centrist parties.
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A large number of moderate, centrist Americans likely looked to Bloomberg as a savior.
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For years, Israel's Hebrew-speaking media was dominated by a relatively centrist, liberal press.
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What then would be a coalition that could bridge the centrist and progressive factions?
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David Jolly, who is considered centrist, is squaring off against tea party-backed Rep.
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Still, many centrist Democratic voters have hesitated to get on board with his candidacy.
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Kyrsten Sinema has positioned herself a centrist in the House, and against Republican Rep.
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For women in the vital band of centrist voters, the courtship has become incessant.
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Unlike other races around the state, Pressley wasn't exactly running against a centrist Democrat.
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The candidate from Minnesota is considered one of the more centrist of the pack.
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He will run as a centrist Obama-Biden Democrat anchored by strong union support.
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That's part of the reason for the fascination with more centrist Democrats like Sen.
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Social conservatives adore him; pro-life and spikily partisan, he is no mushy centrist.
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The Círculo de Empresarios (Business Circle), which I chair, has recommended a centrist government.
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He is running as a pragmatic centrist who can create jobs and control crime.
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Centrist voters tend to have a weaker understanding of Clinton's stance on the issues.
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It seems to have seen off Change UK, a challenger to its centrist crown.
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Translation: Will the nominee be so liberal that Trump can sweep in centrist votes?
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Jobbik has been trying to lure voters by projecting a more moderate, centrist image.
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Which is why populists can be left-wing or right-wing or even centrist.
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There is simply no longer a coherent centrist case for carrying on with Obamacare.
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Ultimately, though, the deficit is not an artificial construct dreamed up by centrist pundits.
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You don't have anyone who says, "Oh, I'm a radical centrist" striving for liberation.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron advanced to the runoff against far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.
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President Barack Obama last month nominated centrist appellate judge Merrick Garland to replace Scalia.
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The race has been tightening for weeks, even though centrist Emmanuel Macron remains favourite.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron is widely expected to defeat far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.
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Martha McSally (R-Ariz.), a member of the centrist Tuesday Group, also nominated Ryan.
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She declined to name specific lawmakers the group is targeting, though GOP centrist Sens.
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"Centrist parties do not want to be on the losing side of this story."
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Members of the centrist Tuesday Group expressed frustration at a Wednesday meeting with Rep.
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He is also less likely than Sarkozy to be challenged by a centrist candidate.
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Is there a point where centrist punditry literally becomes one with parodies about it?
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But there's another problem: Those changes could cost the GOP support from centrist lawmakers.
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In the Netherlands and Sweden, centrist parties have banded together to keep out nationalists.
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Every major city, for example, has a centrist mayor, yet Texas liberals are demoralized.
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But every fresh revelation alienates some of the president's remaining centrist allies in Congress.
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"I think there is going to be a discussion on [E-Verify]," centrist Rep.
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Opinion Columnist Will the Democratic presidential nomination go to a centrist or a progressive?
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But they see her losing to centrist Emmanuel Macron in a May 7 runoff.
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So far, the only Republican in Congress vowing to join Democrats is centrist Sen.
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National Democrats have recruited more centrist candidates for many of the tougher swing seats.
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Ease with Wall Street bosses aligns him with Mrs Clinton and other centrist Democrats.
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But politically he's as centrist as it gets, and that's what the country needs.
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More centrist Republicans expressed concern over the new plan's dismantling of ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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Centrist-leaning Republican voters have never been more frustrated — and more ripe for organizing.
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In recent months, Harris has preached inclusivity, calling on Democrats to embrace centrist Sens.
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Portman has been more centrist than most of the GOP on environmental policy questions.
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In Biden and Buttigieg, we see two forms of a sort of centrist populism.
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O'Connor is attempting to solidify support among more centrist Republicans who back Ohio Gov.
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It found independent centrist Emmanuel Macron gaining momentum, rising three points to 24 percent.
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A large group of senators, Democrats and Republicans, met Wednesday afternoon in centrist Sen.
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Y.), who recently rebuked centrist colleagues for their votes on gun control (The Hill).
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Kuczynski's centrist party will hold just 14 percent of seats in the incoming Congress.
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A centrist from a purple state, she could decide the fate of many bills.
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The lack of a clear favorite among the centrist candidates, with South Bend, Ind.
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This meant the Speakers encountered barriers when trying to cut deals with centrist Democrats.
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Gantz leads the centrist Blue and White party, which was formed only this year.
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It is tricky being a roughly centrist former politician in the post-normal West.
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Michael Bennet distinguished himself as a centrist voice on issues from healthcare to immigration.
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John Kasich banked his centrist 22016 run on gaining momentum in his own state.
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Making additional changes to satisfy conservatives is certain to strengthen opposition among centrist Republicans.
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The centrist reaction to Cooper's article in The Week was more of the same.
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Macron ran on a centrist platform against a nationalist firebrand who Trump essentially endorsed.
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Arthur: I wish her healthcare ideas were more centrist, or at least more original.
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This narrative has been common on the right, and among centrist pundits, for ages.
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Italy's populist government has been an outspoken critic of centrist French President Emmanuel Macron.
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And that would be reasonable if Collins consistently made substantive decisions that were centrist.
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The results of the primaries held on Tuesday generally support the Bredesen-centrist strategy.
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Mr. Haslam, a more centrist voice who did not vote for Mr. Trump, agreed.
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Mr. Temer's bid may complicate efforts of centrist parties to coalesce around a candidate.
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Clinton — a centrist candidate who will allow him to run again as an outsider.
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However, if elected, they will reliably return to the "centrist" views they previously espoused.
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This website offers a liberal, conservative, and centrist point of view for every article.
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How do you think members of Parliament who are from centrist parties will respond?
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Ms. Merkel survived, her approval rating spiked and she lined up a centrist successor.
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In principle, a strong centrist presidential bid shouldn't draw more from Democrats than Republicans.
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Like Ms. Merkel, she is a moderate centrist with a wry sense of humor.
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His decision immediately led to the breakup of his centrist Blue and White party.
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It happened with the centrist candidates in Indiana, Missouri, North Dakota and elsewhere. Why?
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Across Europe, mainstream parties have splintered, weakening centrist leaders and empowering hard-line populists.
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The rise of upstart and nontraditional parties is threatening established, centrist parties across Europe.
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Will the Democratic Party veer off track or steer toward and support centrist candidates?
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Both are white men with roots in the more centrist wing of the party.
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The move led to the immediate collapse of Gantz's centrist Blue and White party.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a fiscal centrist, has long been wary of increasing government spending.
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Jonathan Cowan, president of Third Way, a centrist Democratic think tank, is more ambivalent.
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The other candidate, the centrist Emmanuel Macron, would seem to be an easy alternative.
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On Sunday, the new-school centrist Emmanuel Macron won a parliamentary majority in France.
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Pelosi for months avoided backing impeachment, because she feared it could hurt centrist Democrats.
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Ryan Costello (R-Pa.), another Trump backer who belongs to the centrist Tuesday Group.
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In his telling, Trump is a political centrist who is misconstrued as an extremist.
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The other, consisting of Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg, is more centrist and moderate.
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All three are members of the Tuesday Group, a caucus of centrist House Republicans.
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Rachel Minogue is the economic fellow at Third Way, a centrist Democratic think tank.
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Scaramucci told CNBC's Dan Murphy that a centrist like Bloomberg appeals to moderate voters.
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It remains unclear how many centrist Democrats will join Republicans to oppose the effort.
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"You're going to have to have someone that's a realist and centrist," Manchin said.
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Still, Gantz's centrist Blue and White party gloried in his face-time with Trump.
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If not, the country is ripe for the formation of a centrist third party.
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There are a huge number of centrist Democrats who would jump into that lifeboat.
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Sheinkopf said only a centrist like the former New York City mayor or Sen.
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The July debates showed a widening rift between the party's populist and centrist wings.
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John Harris, for his part, confesses to "a pretty strong bout" of centrist bias.
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The world is more surprising and complicated than centrist bias imagines it to be.
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Polls had her challenger, the centrist upstart Emmanuel Macron, above, ahead by 20 points.
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" Simon Danczuk, a centrist Labour member of Parliament, has condemned the "sniffy metropolitan elites.
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Centrist Democrats portrayed Boris Johnson's victory as a warning sign for the American election.
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But some young voters may instead support the Liberal Democrats, a more centrist party.
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He beat Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett, who was considered a more centrist candidate.
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Indeed, the radical center does not regard itself as a "centrist" position at all.
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Bloomberg would then see a wide swath of centrist voters as up for grabs.
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They sparred over major issues, with centrist candidates getting the best of the night.
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Ms Harris entered the race ideally positioned to take up the vague, centrist mantle.
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A partial tally showed the conservative Netanyahu tied with his centrist rival Benny Gantz.
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As you can see, approval of the spending bill was truly bipartisan and centrist.
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He advocated free trade and was a member of the centrist New Democrat Coalition.
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Britain's one centrist party, the Liberal Democrats, had an even worse night than Labour.
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They liked his centrist positions, but also that he seemed like a relatable figure.
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Kasich's endorsement of Balderson may make those centrist voters more likely to vote Republican.
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Durbin noted that Schumer has limited leverage with the centrist bloc of his party.
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That led to speculation that he was going to chart a more centrist course.
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"[Obama] had fairly centrist, middle-of-the-road Democratic policies," El-Sayed told me.
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The July debates showed a widening rift between the party's populist and centrist wings.
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Her centrist standing in the party could also turn out to be an asset.
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Trump tweeted congratulations to centrist newcomer Emmanuel Macron, the victor in France's presidential election.
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The final centrist redoubt is that Democrats were punished for "resisting" Trump too much.
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The centrist, pro-European Union political upstart, Emmanuel Macron, who founded his En Marche!
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Yair Lapid, Israel's consummate centrist, explains why his party can unseat Israel's prime minister.
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The dream of a consistent "centrist coalition" is and will always be a fantasy.
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Kristin Olsen, a county supervisor from suburban Modesto, represents a more centrist political view.
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These results, as well as the successes of centrist Democrats in Virginia and Alabama at the end of 2017, paint a very clear picture for the Democrats: The party is most successful when candidates emphasize centrist positions, not leftist progressivism or resistance.
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But also making a strong poll showing is centrist independent Emmanuel Macron, in third place.
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So there might be room for a centrist alternative to the race's very conservative frontrunners.
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The poll did not take into account the possibility of veteran centrist Francois Bayrou running.
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In a multi-party system, an alternative conservative party or new centrist party could emerge.
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The more centrist Democrats in the race, like former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Biden and the centrist Democratic Leadership Council, Jackson said, tried to win back Reagan voters.
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A recession looms and that has undercut the popularity of President Mauricio Macri, a centrist.
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A Liberal Democrat party overrun by centrist entryists would look like, well, the Liberal Democrats.
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Broadcaster BFMTV found 63 percent of viewers found centrist Macron, who leads the En Marche!
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But no Republicans have, and even some more centrist Democrats have expressed concerns about it.
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Step 3: Some Democrats defect to Bloomberg, because they actually listen to those centrist pundits.
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The reduced vote share for the biggest centrist parties went "in the other direction", however.
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Mr O'Rourke is a progressive with the political savvy to present himself as a centrist.
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He offered himself as a centrist, almost non-partisan figure and hammer of wasteful spending.
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First, Obama is probably uncertain about the true colors/voting tendencies of the centrist candidates.
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Moore defeated Senator Strange by double digits , sending another conservative-turned-centrist into political irrelevance.
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He has spent the time since travelling round the country building a new centrist party.
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In Colombia Sergio Fajardo, a centrist former mayor of Medellín, is campaigning for the presidency.
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The danger is that a newer centrist option may eclipse it at the last minute.
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Ultimately, she is where she is because of a lack of an attractive centrist alternative.
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It is possible that her consensual, centrist demeanour will go down well with many Iowans.
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A poll this week puts its support at 41%, far ahead of the centrist opposition.
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Analysts think many of her centrist supporters will be reluctant to support a strengthened left.
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Turmoil in Washington and London contrasts with centrist stability in Paris and (mostly) in Berlin.
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LaFleur has struck the most centrist position and often cast the commission's tie-breaking votes.
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It appears to have provoked some of them up to attack Ms Fletcher, a centrist.
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Centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron is expected to win after latest polling showed his lead widening.
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Back in Warsaw, the centrist opposition has dismissed PiS's talk of reparations as unhelpful politicking.
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He is co-chairman of the Blue Dog coalition, a small group of centrist Democrats.
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Tuesday night's debate may also offer an opening for a centrist candidate, like Montana Gov.
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Their choice comes down to far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and centrist Emmanuel Macron.
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There is a route for centrist politicians to be popular while staying true to themselves.
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With Macron's centrist party commanding a strong majority, the bill is nonetheless expected to pass.
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But Democrats need a sustainable majority above all — and for now, that includes centrist candidates.
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Her moderate positioning appealed to centrist voters who don't feel aligned with President Donald Trump.
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He has served as co-chairman of No Labels, a centrist group that promotes bipartisanship.
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Unfortunately, what we have is a centrist Democratic Party and a far-right Republican Party.
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It also would set Austria to the right after years of centrist leaders in power.
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Centrist Republicans were the primary target of lobbying by the White House and GOP leaders.
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"We generally saw him as a centrist on the Committee," said JPMorgan economist Michael Feroli.
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The problem is that Republicans risk losing centrist votes by moving the bill toward conservatives.
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There have been at least 6 centrist defections in the last 24 hours, including Rep.
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Galant is a member of Michel's centrist party, which rules in coalition with three others.
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We are a centrist nation with pockets of more extreme voters in certain limited districts.
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It is an astonishingly bleak picture for a centrist European politician and an avowed internationalist.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Romania's centrist government had nominated Sigfriend Muresan, another European lawmaker, alongside Valean.
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The CBO also has not provided an analysis of the amendment authored by centrist Rep.
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" Schultz's reasoning: "I will run as a centrist independent, outside of the two-party system.
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This makes it hard to even walk a centrist line with the state's newer population.
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Neither Romney nor any other centrist challenger would actually defeat Trump, the president's backers say.
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Theirs was a show where almost everyone—leftist or centrist, establishment or insurgent—was welcome.
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The centrist Tuesday Group and hard-line Freedom Caucus make up the other two groups.
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Gotta pick a centrist who can win over those indies and those more conservative voters.
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This led the party to nominate a centrist who accepted the New Deal, Dwight Eisenhower.
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In second place was leftist Gustavo Petro with 22010%, closely trailed by centrist Sergio Fajardo.
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The Democratic National Convention even gave pride of place to centrist heroes like Michael Bloomberg.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) long absence, but they are hopeful of winning over several centrist Democrats.
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"There is a recognition that Kevin can't get to 218," said one centrist GOP lawmaker.
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The other parties are the right-wing Progress Party and the centrist, pro-green Liberals.
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But the moderates have fought back, often led by strong female candidates with centrist values.
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From 2010 to 2012 he worked for the Bipartisan Policy Centre, a centrist think-tank.
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The reduced vote share for the biggest centrist parties went "in the other direction", however.
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Williamson was generally considered to be one of the more centrist candidates in the field.
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Some Democrats, namely more senior and centrist members, might balk at such a fundamental change.
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The Democrats who voted for it were mostly members of the centrist Blue Dog Coalition.
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He remains an acid critic of that era's policymakers, who remain influential in centrist circles.
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Centrist Democrats appear reluctant to join their party's embrace of a public option for ObamaCare.
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He began publicly mulling a presidential run as a self-described "centrist independent" last month.
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Kobach's hard-line views on immigration and voting rights could potentially alienate more-centrist Republicans.
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As for policy, there's often not a huge gap between far left and centrist Democrats.
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Biden, however, has centered his appeal around a centrist message of restoring the Obama years.
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Remarkably, it's also true that Biden's agenda appears measured and centrist alongside his rivals' offerings.
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Former Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron and mainstream conservative Francois Fillon are the two centrist candidates.
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My centrist, nuanced perspective was anathema to CNN's emerging brand as the anti-Trump network.
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The coalition of more than a dozen mostly centrist parties reached the agreement on Thursday.
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President Obama nominated Merrick Garland, a centrist appeals court judge, to replace Justice Antonin Scalia .
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Garland has established a reputation as a centrist in 19 years as an appellate judge.
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President Rouhani, who supports the deal, is often described as a centrist with liberal leanings.
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He describes himself as neither left nor right, though his policies are pretty solidly centrist.
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Fortunately, even establishment Democrats are starting to see that voters want more than centrist platitudes.
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The centrist PSDB, a traditional Workers Party rival, may also back some of Bolsonaro's proposals.
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Unreliable polls mean centrist Sergio Fajardo and center-right German Vargas may have a shot.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.), a co-chairman of the centrist Tuesday Group, told CNN Wednesday. Rep.
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There's another kind of "maverick," though — the kind of centrist who wants to please everyone.
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He insisted that despite its focus on limiting immigration, his party remained a centrist force.
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This is also a way for centrist Democrats to steer the nomination from Bernie Sanders.
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Costa's villains are wealthy industrialists and members of Brazil's centrist and right-of-center parties.
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The violence was criticized by centrist president Klaus Iohannis, rights groups and the European Commission.
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Although she is hardly a centrist, Ms. Klobuchar departs from progressive orthodoxy on several fronts.
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His legislative record, however, presents few signs of the centrist politics he has recently espoused.
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If there's going to be this centrist movement, it's going to come from the governors.
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Yet in practice, Ms. Merkel and Mr. Renzi and their centrist counterparts needed little encouragement.
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And it rejects the Clinton-era push for centrist voters with watered-down policy positions.
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In the southern tier of Spain, Italy, and Greece, left-wing and centrist populism predominates.
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Biden helped solidify his hold over the field's centrist lane after former South Bend, Ind.
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He also put a centrist mind-set on display, avoiding any mention of President Trump.
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Klobuchar, a centrist candidate, has consistently struggled to break into the top tier of candidates.
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Last year, centrist parties finally joined them in a coalition, all but ending the taboo.
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Biden also faces challenges from Buttigieg and other candidates who are competing for centrist voters.
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Lots of skepticism that another white centrist like Buttigieg or Klobuchar can win minority votes.
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The former mayor has presented a more centrist alternative to the progressive views of Sens.
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As a centrist Democrat facing a hotheaded electorate, however, his prospects are far from clear.
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Some centrist Senate Republicans, meanwhile, want to protect ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid in their states.
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What will lead Democrats to success is a moderate, centrist candidate of integrity and authenticity.
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Moore pushed back, saying that Obama governed as a centrist but ran as a populist.
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Between the lines: Some centrist Democrats have expressed frustration that Pelosi hasn't provided more support.
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Jon Tester (D-Mont.), a centrist senator with a more liberal voting record than Sinema's.
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AfD's leaders have long predicted — and hoped for — a convergence with centrist and conservative parties.
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The takeaway: Klobuchar is a centrist who says she can topple Trump in the Midwest.
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You no longer get to play the role of 'I'm just an objective, centrist journalist.
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More conservative and more centrist Democratic whites were once the tempering force within party ranks.
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A centrist coalition with the Social Democrats is possible but unlikely under their current leadership.
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The bill now moves to the Senate, where several centrist Republicans are opposed to it.
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Former Representative John Delaney consistently and combatively staked out centrist positions, often overshadowing other moderates.
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At 77, he's the same age as another Democratic centrist, former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Now, Schultz says he's seriously considering running for president as a "centrist independent" in 2020.
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But there is already strong pushback to changing patent protections, including from some centrist Democrats.
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The planned release follows communication on the matter between the party's left and centrist flanks.
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All of Germany's centrist parties, but particularly the SPD, are in a tough political position.
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Kurt Schrader, a centrist Democrat from Oregon, of progressives' threat to hold up the bill.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is among those supporting Markey, while the more centrist Sen.
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COOPERMAN: Biden's okay – he's centrist – but I don't know that he's acceptable to the progressives.
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Centrist Democrats are very much alive, and already doing work that speaks to this desire.
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They were joined by other prominent former military leaders with strong centrist and security credentials.
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The centrist ideology is essentially the slogan "fiscally conservative but socially liberal" come to life.
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More generally, fiscally moderate and centrist voters have trended toward Democrats during the Trump era.
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"You would think that even centrist members would want compromise, right?" a visibly frustrated Rep.
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That number ballooned this week as centrist Democrats and vulnerable freshman lawmakers joined their ranks.
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And in Nebraska, Kara Eastman, who was backed broadly by progressives, upset former centrist Rep.
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Kaine's elevation suggests a possible shift in momentum and prestige back to the centrist wing.
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Garland is a centrist federal appeals court judge whom a number of Republicans have praised.
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The Eyewitness News poll also excludes Republican centrist James Bradley from the roster of candidates.
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Macron is a social liberal, a centrist, and an evangelist for liberalizing the French economy.
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He is a social liberal, a centrist, and an evangelist for liberalizing the French economy.
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So even if a senator — regardless of partisanship — is sure about a centrist nominee, how does that senator explain the nominee as a centrist to his or her constituents, especially in the glare of what will be a high-profile vetting and confirmation process?
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It could, nevertheless, help the scandal-hit candidate come from behind in opinion polls, because backers of the more centrist Juppe are being courted by the favorite, independent centrist Emmanuel Macron - who was due to be campaigning on Juppe's territory in Bordeaux later on Friday.
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It's true that Ossoff hasn't distinguished himself as a populist firebrand or leftist ideologue, but rather as a "mild-mannered, centrist candidate," in the words of Ed Kilgore, a New York magazine columnist and former policy director for the now-defunct centrist Democratic Leadership Council.
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He is a rare leader in his party who can bridge its progressive and centrist wings.
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Lonely in the Center The dream of a centrist third-party presidential candidate will never die.
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The proponents of a new centrist party assume that people just want a better political party.
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Initial reactions from Norwegian politicians were positive, with two key centrist opposition parties backing the proposal.
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The centrist, populist ANO won elections in October but fell short of a majority in parliament.
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Many policies considered wild fantasies in the United States are fixtures in the European centrist consensus.
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I will run as a centrist independent," Schultz said in an interview with CBS' "60 Minutes.
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Biden maintained his centrist record would position him best to defeat President Donald Trump next year.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg were among them, and the pair of more centrist candidates defended their stands.
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According to Gallup, a pollster, more than a third of Mr Moon's supporters call themselves "centrist".
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Course in questionWhether she can convince her party to maintain her centrist course is another matter.
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Bernie Sanders, take issue with his centrist approach to healthcare policy, college debt, and federal spending.
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From 1971 to 1977, and again from 83 to 1995, the governor was a centrist Democrat.
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Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer, as far as one can tell, shares most of Mrs Merkel's centrist instincts.
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The Sweden Democrats, meanwhile, have adopted a more restrained tone in hopes of winning centrist votes.
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The other is beloved by leftists, and has served as a cudgel against more centrist candidates.
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"'Reasonable and effective' in my naive world is a fairly benign and centrist view," said Groves.
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It's Joe Biden, and he will have a near monopoly on the centrist lane Wednesday night.
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To be sure: for now Germany will remain a beacon of stability and reasonable, centrist government.
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But the country's crop of humdrum centrist politicos can barely totter on, even in loveless alliances.
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It is, however, significant that a centrist Democrat like Biden has now come out against Hyde.
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House Democrats think this approach will keep on board the centrist voters they won last year.
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A centrist party whose figurehead, former military chief Gantz, emerged as a serious rival to Netanyahu.
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The politician with the best chance of unseating him is Carlos Mesa, a centrist former president.
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Opinion polls predict Macron's centrist Republic On the Move (LREM) party will comfortably win a majority.
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The EPP, for instance, bunches Mrs Merkel's centrist Christian Democrats with the Hungarian nationalists of Fidesz.
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But even after the results came in, Ellis didn't mince words about her more centrist colleagues.
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Even Budget Minister Gerald Darmanin of President Emmanuel Macron's centrist government spoke out against the hijab.
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She is a centrist in the Merkel mode, and is viewed as the chancellor's preferred candidate.
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Of course, the nominee could also be hurt by taking centrist positions that aren't particularly popular.
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Nick Clegg, former Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the centrist Liberal Democrats, lost his seat.
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Macron is a pro-European independent centrist; Le Pen an anti-EU, anti-immigration far-rightist.
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But Ms Rousseff's embrace of the PT risks alienating her centrist allies, whom she also needs.
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This could make it more difficult for centrist Democrats to join liberals in filibustering his pick.
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That places Katter and centrist Nick Xenaphon as potential kingmakers with team members in both houses.
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Socialists are careful not to alienate him and he was endorsed by veteran centrist Francois Bayrou.
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The centrist government says its policies are balanced and will increase the spending power of households.
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His support level is more than Bolsonaro&aposs and centrist candidate Marina Silva&aposs put together.
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Winning the centrist vote was crucial to Obamacare's passage, though 34 Democrats still voted against it.
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Polls suggest, however, that she will lose in the second round to independent centrist Emmanuel Macron.
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Analysts said the move should strengthen the position of favourite Emmanuel Macron, an independent centrist candidate.
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He's a mostly centrist and widely admired jurist confirmed by the Senate 76-23 in 1997.
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Curbelo has developed a more centrist voting record in the House as a swing district representative.
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Spahn sits on the CDU's right wing, while Kramp-Karrenbauer is a centrist in Merkel's mould.
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In the Post interview, Hogan billed himself as a traditional Republican with a more centrist bent.
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Beating the expectations of pollsters, centrist Emmanuel Macron eked out a win over Marine Le Pen.
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"There is no centrist lane in the Democrat primary," said Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh.
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And they still can't, or won't, hold the party's centrist inner circle accountable for its failures.
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Vice President Pence last week met with conservative and centrist Republican lawmakers on a potential compromise.
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Support for centrist candidate and former Sao Paulo Governor Geraldo Alckmin is stagnant at 7 percent.
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In The Baltimore Sun, columnist David Zurawik bemoaned the media's loss of centrist "balance" under Trump.
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Nor is Booker as centrist as New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, another blue-state 2020 prospect.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) to become the next DNC chairman in a win for centrist Democrats.
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The spotlight will also be on centrist Democrats in Trump states and how they ultimately vote.
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Other centrist voices already in the Democratic race may have laid the groundwork for Biden. Sen.
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If Democrats race to the left, the disaffected centrist Democrats might protest by voting for Schultz.
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So why would the customer want her centrist politics to be brewed by an untrained barista?
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Not bad for someone campaigning on an openly left-wing platform in a supposedly centrist city.
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Some Democrats believe Ossoff is winning in spite of his centrist rhetoric, not because of it.
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I love our country, and I am seriously considering running for president as a centrist independent.
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Her "unapologetic progressive" agenda -- which defied a generation of more centrist stances from top state Democrats.
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Some of the centrist candidates may be waiting to see what Biden, 6900, decides to do.
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Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, a member of the centrist Blue Dog Coalition, told reporters this week.
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"He is definitely a centrist," said Joel Silberman, a media strategist who works with progressive candidates.
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"I don't believe the centrist position is the one that's going to hold," he told me.
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Kim ran largely as a centrist, emphasizing her independence from the GOP on issues like immigration.
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The South Bend mayor is seen as a centrist, but also represents a new political generation.
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Le Pen lost a contentious campaign for president of France last year to centrist Emmanuel Macron.
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But the legislation has drawn criticism from both centrist and conservative Republicans, making its fate uncertain.
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Most of those districts would never elect Democrats — but they could, conceivably, elect more centrist Republicans.
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The International Republican Institute has funded centrist or right-leaning political operations around the globe. Sen.
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Schultz had been traveling the country to gauge interest among voters in his centrist independent candidacy.
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Earl Pomeroy, another centrist Democrat who then represented North Dakota and also voted against the measure.
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Both men have opposed an effort by centrist House Republicans to force a vote on immigration.
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Some argue that the best such candidate, given the president's extremism, would be a centrist pragmatist.
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The GOP crafted one as a compromise between the demands of centrist and conservative Republicans. Rep.
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Senators in both parties blame the administration for sinking a centrist immigration bill back in February.
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"The next Congress should change the rules for electing a speaker," No Label's centrist manifesto states.
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Though no Democrats have come out in favor of Kavanaugh, Manchin and fellow vulnerable centrist Sens.
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This may not be as true for centrist Republicans who support gay rights and gay marriage.
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Gabbay is with Koolanu, the lone centrist party in the coalition, with 10 lawmakers in parliament.
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She's running as a centrist in a district that Hillary Clinton won by nearly 40 points.
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But some boring centrist isn't necessarily the cleverest move for a Machiavelli-like Obama to make.
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But postwar German politics are steeped in a centrist tradition that has hampered Die Linke's progress.
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But conservative lawmakers didn't think the bill went far enough, while centrist Republicans were also unhappy.
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Clinton would push liberal policies or adopt a more centrist agenda, like that of her husband.
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WHAT WE'RE READING The divide between liberal and centrist Democrats over the public option is back.
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MacArthur announced his resignation in defiant remarks before the centrist group of Republicans, fittingly, on Tuesday.
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The far right and the far left must be marginalized so we can have centrist representation.
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Centrist members in both parties held behind-the-scenes negotiations in hopes of avoiding that confrontation.
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The centrist mayor will no longer seek re-election, leaving a power vacuum in the city.
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Mr. Di Maio is reassuring, seeming more like an old-style centrist politician than a revolutionary.
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He is a pro-business, pro-EU centrist who has promised tax cuts to boost investment.
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And in France, Le Pen's National Rally edged out French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist reformist coalition.
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Ms. Arnadottir, a member of the Centrist Party, said on Wednesday that she would not resign.
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These dissatisfied centrist voters fit the profile of affluent, socially moderate and fiscally conservative suburban voters.
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Kyrsten Sinema's victory in the Arizona Senate race also illustrated the appeal of a centrist position.
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She was a centrist Republican in deep-blue New York, praised by Democrats like Geraldine Ferraro.
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Or do they have the effect of making marijuana legalization seem like the safe, centrist choice?
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Although she has not yet tuned into the 2020 race, Ms. Friedman seeks a centrist candidate.
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It was only 10 years ago that California had a centrist Republican governor in Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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The nomination of centrist candidates may bring Democratic gains in the affluent suburbs in the midterms.
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This race, therefore, is not just a clash between a centrist Democrat and a conservative Republican.
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Phil Bredesen, the Democrat, has a centrist approach in a state that has traditionally embraced moderates.
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The Trump administration did ease Ms. Yellen's exit, however, by choosing a centrist as her replacement.
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You've got a Republican candidate who was, until about 10 minutes ago, a super-establishment centrist.
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"The fandom, while progressive, has sections where people are either very conservative or centrist," @S0LARDOG said.
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Recent polls have shown Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party tied with the centrist Blue and White.
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"I should know, I was one of them," he said, referring to centrist and conservative Democrats.
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The big picture: Moulton launched an unlikely campaign focused on his centrist policies and military experience.
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Did Democratic voters turn out to be in a more centrist mood than we all thought?
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The wild cards remain Bloomberg — a centrist for whom money is no barrier — and Massachusetts Sen.
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"Moderates" do not actually display a preference for "centrist" positions, but merely for ideologically inconsistent ones.
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Feinstein is a centrist from the old school, which generally means more politeness and less twittering.
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Biden is quickly consolidating support from centrist Democrats as the race narrows between him and Sanders.
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And French President Emmanuel Macron leads a centrist party that did not exist three years ago.
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" Yair Lapid, of the centrist Yesh Atid party, said in a statement, "There aren't two sides.
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"It's known to be more centrist, it's known to be more compromise-y," Ms. Velamakanni said.
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A handful of other centrist Republicans have also said they will never back Trump, including Reps.
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This drew sharp responses from some of the more centrist candidates, such as South Bend, Ind.
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Germany's more centrist politicians are certainly perturbed by the rise of the right in the country.
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Conversely, what would be in store for a country run by Mr. Macron, her centrist rival?
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When I was leaving home, going to university, I really considered myself a die-hard centrist.
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Both have proposed raising taxes, particularly on wealthy Americans, which centrist candidates said could alienate voters.
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Unlike his other centrist opponent, Biden, his support among black voters nationwide is virtually non-existent.
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Michael Itzkowitz is a senior fellow for higher education at Third Way, a centrist think tank.
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Other relatively centrist Republicans have given no signs they're willing to break with Trump, either. Rep.
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Ryan tried to offer himself as a centrist and alternative to former Vice President Joe Biden.
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That strangeness once gave her centrist disco-pop real teeth, but it has long since decayed.
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In the city of Mashhad, not a single reformist or centrist candidate is on the ballot.
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Liberal groups mounting a pressure campaign don't want those provisions to sway the centrist Republican senators.
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This fed support for nationalist policies that rejected the more traditionally centrist political and economic leadership.
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I used to vote Labour when they were more centrist and not led by a Eurosceptic.
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Or they may simply be laundering their own centrist politics through the imagined preferences of voters.
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Her campaign has explicitly reached out to centrist voters in a way that Sanders' has not.
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Centrist senators already have concerns about ending the Medicaid expansion in 2020, as it stands now.
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Albi is traditionally centrist, but the same conditions of decline and political anxiety are present, too.
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Centrist Democrats portrayed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's victory as a warning sign for the American election.
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Buttigieg has positioned himself as a centrist in a strikingly far left pack of Democratic candidates.
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Patrick, an arch conservative who controls the state Senate, spent months attacking the more centrist Straus.
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Stefanik, a co-chair of the centrist Tuesday Group, voted for the healthcare bill this month.
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Centrist Democrats and left-identitarians are bound in shared embrace of a particularist, elite-driven politics.
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That's a message that's cutting through the noise and waking up centrist Democrats facing reelection. Sen.
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Representatives of conservative presidential candidate Francois Fillon and centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron attended the news conference.
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In races such as these, it makes little sense for the parties to recruit centrist candidates.
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Popular frustration with government was more ideological than the would-be centrist saviors wanted to admit.
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Lower budget numbers to appease conservatives, but risk a centrist revolt and a Senate filibuster.2.
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Costello also said that it's hard to be a centrist Republican in the current political climate.
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What do you tell business leaders, to centrist voters, about their concerns about your own inexperience?
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It would not cut Medicaid, which has been a concern for Portman and other centrist Republicans.
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Emmanuel Macron, a centrist candidate, appears to be her most likely opponent in a May runoff.
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But liberals and more centrist Democrats alike have lashed out at Trump this week, with Sen.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.) — The co-chairman of the centrist Tuesday Group is still a no. Rep.
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Cuellar's centrist leanings haven't necessarily won him fans among progressives and liberal members of his party.
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The centrist former senator has been the leader in the majority of national and state polls.
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And his position in the centrist lane in the primary is under serious threat from Bloomberg.
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Many are going up against more centrist Democrats, supported by long-standing, well-monied Democratic institutions.
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He also said that he believed that Iranian hard-liners would continue to challenge centrist rivals.
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On both sides, there was a deep antagonism against Clinton because she's considered establishment and centrist.
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The new group of 11 independent lawmakers have the same number as the centrist Liberal Democrats.
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The outcome, installing a centrist leader, elicited a mixture of euphoria and relief from the establishment.
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There are basically none of them: "Centrist" ideas are the province of the educated, wealthy elite.
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Other centrist Democrats are also on board with a $15 minimum rate at the federal level.
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Centrist and more conservative Democrats from purple states will not go gentle into this good night.
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During the election in 2016, reformist and centrist candidates like Gaam-e Dovvom faced multiple attacks.
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Biden is and remains a deeply committed centrist on big questions surrounding policy and American institutions.
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Schultz's avowed plan to "run as a centrist independent, outside of the two-party system" implies a belief, first, that centrists cannot win party nominations these days and, second, that a centrist nominee would, if nominated, actually have a better chance of winning in a general election.
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The opposition groupings involved in the Senate deal include the centrist Civic Coalition and several leftist parties.
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It came first in the regional assemblies, ahead of the centrist Civic Platform, Mr Tusk's former party.
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As leader of the opposition last year, Moon adopted a more centrist stance to win over skeptics.
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Bloomberg has always been cast by himself and his most ardent supporters as a serious, technocratic centrist.
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Mainline Republicans are too centrist for the alt-right, which rejects the conservative establishment and American multiculturalism.
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They have to present themselves as a centrist in order to -- in order to win their seats.
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Current polls, however, show Le Pen losing either to centrist Emmanuel Macron or right-wing Francois Fillon.
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He was all over the map on issues: sometimes vague, sometimes centrist, sometimes populist, sometimes conventionally conservative.
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But amid centrist and conservative sympathizers, Sarkozy edged ahead with 31 percent vs 28 percent for Juppe.
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Gerdzhikov, a professor of law, served as parliamentary speaker in a centrist government from 2001 to 2005.
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It's clear Klobuchar was trying to cozy up to the centrist legacy of McCain and got burned.
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The Republican Lance built a centrist brand but could not create enough distance from President Donald Trump.
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Some attribute today's colossal woes to neoliberalist policy failures and a lack of backbone in centrist politicians.
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Former Department of Justice antitrust lawyer Jeffrey Blumenfeld describes Delrahim as more of a centrist than Pai.
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Hsia-Coron said he found the mayor "smart and eloquent," but also too centrist and prefers Sanders.
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On Tuesday, Netanyahu faces a strong challenge from Gantz, the leader of centrist Blue and White party.
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The controversy pitted Mr Netanyahu against his finance minister, Moshe Kahlon, leader of the centrist Kulanu Party.
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"Obama was a centrist too," points out Cappy McGarr, an investor and O'Rourke enthusiast based in Dallas.
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"His claim to the centrist path was never as clear as they may have thought," Manley added.
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They have also met the leaders of Spain's centrist Ciudadanos and Guy Verhofstadt, the leader of ALDE.
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Competent Labour or Conservative politicians could dump their leaders or, failing that, form a new centrist party.
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The existing centrist party, the Liberal Democrats, could fill the gap created by the big parties' failures.
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To keep it simple, consider three types of nominees: a liberal, a centrist, and a (moderate) conservative.
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It's easy to see how a different centrist could play the Lieberman role in a Democratic Senate.
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It faces new rivals, in Podemos on the far-left and in Ciudadanos, a centrist liberal party.
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She is seen as a centrist Merkel ally—not a plus for a party looking for change.
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Mr Macron may be a liberal centrist, but his roots, like Rocard's, are on the centre-left.
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The difference between a populist tide and a centrist resurgence may come down to the electoral system.
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The centrist belief that voters will be turned off by a liberal nominee isn't holding up well.
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Buttigieg represents the centrist, establishment wing of the party, while Sanders is the standard bearer for progressives.
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Rajoy held meetings on Monday with Pedro Sanchez, leader of the opposition Socialists, and centrist Albert Rivera.
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In terms of liberal/conservative ideology, a centrist is defined by what he or she is not.
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The party still leads in polls, though its advantage over the centrist opposition has narrowed a bit.
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Ossoff has recently sounded more centrist themes, coming out against single-payer health care and higher taxes.
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A soft-spoken centrist, Tusk is widely seen in the EU as a safe pair of hands.
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Many Republicans bolted from Goldwater's legacy and were willing to work with Democrats to appear more centrist.
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You can join liberal advocates and activists trying to pressure centrist Republicans into voting against Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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It may rejoin forces with the People's Party, a centrist group that split from it last year.
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"Garland is a liberal, not a centrist," said Carrie Severino, a lawyer with the Judicial Crisis Network.
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The polls put Mr Netanyahu's bloc of nationalist and religious parties ahead of the centrist-left opposition.
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America has had trivial presidential elections, battles where both candidates were variations of the same centrist message.
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His heads-down style distinguishes him among a quintet of centrist Democrats scrapping to survive this fall.
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Text of a reported deal between members of the archconservative and centrist wings leaked on Tuesday night.
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And Macron, a centrist former investment banker, is a near-perfect distillation of the pro-Europe consensus.
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This is a more partisan sphere and it almost uniformly disdainful of Clinton and her centrist allies.
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Centrist Sergio Fajardo was third with 16.3 percent and center-right German Vargas was at 6.6 percent.
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Nevertheless, this is almost certainly a good thing for progressives worried about a centrist, hawkish Clinton presidency.
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Centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron has compared his former job as a banker with that of "a prostitute".
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Running a centrist candidate in all congressional races would be as foolish as running a socialist everywhere.
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In another centrist feature, the plan keeps ObamaCare's taxes in place to provide revenue for its replacement.
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Sanders on the field's left wing and Klobuchar in the group's more centrist lane have backed it.
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Polls suggest she's neck-and-neck with centrist Emmanuel Macron, ahead of Sunday's first round of voting.
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He's a centrist, and he's from a district that has been hit hard by the opioid crisis.
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The centrist inched ahead to 24.5 percent while Le Pen was a bit weaker at 21 percent.
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Marine Le Pen advanced to a presidential run-off, but was summarily routed by the centrist Macron.
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The 75-year-old heads the PMDB, a centrist party to the right of Rousseff's Workers' Party.
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That brings the number of centrist no votes to at least eight, though there could be more.
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However, its broad policy stance is centrist and it is committed to EU, eurozone, and NATO membership.
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Still, his centrist positioning could get him support from conservatives who are lacking a clear standard-bearer.
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But that package failed to put an end to the squabbling that has marred the centrist coalition.
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Democratic President Barack Obama in March named centrist appellate court judge Merrick Garland to fill the vacancy.
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If the country moves closer to centrist compromises as a result, well that would be just fine.
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Fianna Fail, the populist centrist party that dominated Irish politics before the financial crisis, gained 24 seats.
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To be fair, Emmanuel Macron, France's centrist economy minister, has created one promising precedent in En Marche!
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Lockhart's testimony stood out because of his reputation as a centrist among the Fed presidents, Esiner noted.
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Though a veteran of both the Clinton and Carter administrations, he has a reputation as a centrist.
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Members of the centrist Tuesday Group said Wednesday they were either still opposed or on the fence.
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Another pro-Clinton centrist, David Brock, is already courting the donors he needs to sustain his organizations.
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He ran for governor in 2012 as a centrist and, bolstered by his record in Charlotte, won.
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Bennet is presenting himself as a more centrist alternative to liberal colleagues such as Harris and Sens.
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More centrist members, though, are warning against moving too fast and instead calling for more pragmatic steps.
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Nothing against Schultz, whose politics are in the right place (if more centrist than would be ideal).
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The GOP healthcare plan, unveiled earlier this month, quickly gained criticism from both conservatives and centrist Republicans.
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Yet that is shorter than the seven-year glide path pushed by centrist Republicans, such as Sens.
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For many progressives, there are worries that O'Rourke is pushing a centrist message that ignores their priorities.
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Around Labor Day, he began defining himself as the centrist alternative to Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders.
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" Schultz revealed on Sunday that he is "seriously considering" a 2020 presidential bid as a "centrist independent.
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Now, Bannon seeks to purge moderate, centrist, center-right conservatives and bipartisan Republicans out of the party.
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One major Democratic donor said that Biden would clear the centrist lane should he decide to run.
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The Times calls Kennedy "an equal-opportunity disappointer," but "as close to a centrist" the court has.
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Her particular brand of centrist liberalism meshes well with the politics of the city as a whole.
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The centrist coalition is anchored by two Democrats who won reelection in red states last year: Sens.
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They are flirting with moving another tax-reform bill and daring vulnerable centrist Democrats to oppose it.
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Later, in 2005, he left Labor and joined the new centrist party, Kadima, formed by Mr. Sharon.
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Read more: Conservatives say Democrats should adopt centrist policies if they want to win back Trump voters.
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The group also includes close Ryan confidants and leaders of the conservative RSC and centrist Tuesday Group.
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John Hickenlooper leaned into his centrist platform at the California Democratic Primary Convention — and got repeatedly booed.
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While serving in the House, O'Rourke was a member of the centrist, corporate-friendly New Democrat caucus.
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While the policy has been rejected by some centrist Democrats, the plan remains popular among progressives. Rep.
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By all appearances, he is a centrist Democrat, close to, if not exactly at, Obama's ideal point.
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Her campaign has frequently revolved around her centrist policies and resistance to the Democratic Party's status quo.
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Ryan is a moderate who recently attended a conference organized by Third Way, the centrist think tank.
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Asked where he fits in today's Democratic Party, Bloomberg described himself and the broader party as centrist.
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Centrist Democrats are pushing back against a liberal surge experienced in Washington and nationwide (The Washington Post).
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The next U.S. president, I dare predict, is quite likely to be an avowed centrist as well.
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While conservative, he is considered a centrist and has been the swing vote on the Supreme Court.
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And perhaps there is a gap in the U.K.'s political market for such a centrist party.
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So what are the policy areas Trump deserves credit for, according to my admittedly subjective centrist compass?
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain's new centrist breakaway is a long way from the country's "Emmanuel Macron" moment.
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This is a comfortable lead against of the centrist Yesh Atid and left-wing Zionist Union movements.
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GOP praise on Capitol Hill for Trump's decision Tuesday came only from the party's centrist wing. Rep.
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"He's our president and I'm going to work with him in advancing good policies," said centrist Rep.
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Florida Democrats and liberal donors like George Soros and Tom Steyer supported him over more centrist candidates.
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The old political orthodoxy that has allowed black centrist Democrats to dominate black politics is being dethroned.
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It's like the centrist candidate in an election with only far-left and far-right alternatives otherwise.
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Charles Wheelan: Being a centrist means that I do not fit neatly into either current political camp.
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Meanwhile, a centrist opposition, led by Yair Lapid of the Yesh Atid party, has been gaining strength.
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HAMBURG, Germany — She is a moderate centrist with a humble leadership style and wry sense of humor.
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In 2000, Nader thought Democrats had grown too centrist and timid, leaving behind the most progressive voters.
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But he poked fun at the senator-elect for her reputation as a pragmatist and a centrist.
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Following the devastation of the 2016 election, another centrist, Tim Ryan of Ohio, challenged her as well.
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Mr. Frei, of the centrist Christian Democratic Party, served as president of Chile from 1964 to 1970.
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The more centrist Senate bill that ultimately passed turned control of the marketplaces over to the states.
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Gina Raimondo, a centrist fiscal reformer — and the first woman to be elected governor in the state.
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They would pull traditional conservatives away from the existing party (and might pick up some centrist Democrats).
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Now, those candidates are off the stage and he may have to make the centrist case himself.
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Protest leaders like Ms. Shaffir entered politics; a centrist politician, Yair Lapid, effectively adopted the movement's agenda.
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He was a fiery young socialist in the 1970s who gradually mellowed into a post-ideological centrist.
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While it is in the minority in both state houses, it includes centrist and center-right members.
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Abell, who describes his own politics as centrist, is especially interested in increasing the paper's political commentary.
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For decades, Labour has been resolutely centrist, essentially offering a slightly kinder version of neoliberal consensus politics.
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Failing that, he has formed an alliance with the centrist Democratic Movement to help ensure a majority.
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Leading centrist Democrats are bracing themselves for potential blowback after the release of 2020 presidential hopeful Sen.
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He said Sunday that he is seriously considering running for president as a "centrist independent" in 22010.
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Even before Collins made her feelings known, the CBO analysis was raising alarm bells for centrist Republicans.
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At that time I was working for the centrist, very establishment and supposedly solid and sound Sen.
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She has also tried to build a centrist, bipartisan brand as she pushes to keep her seat.
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However, conservative and centrist Republicans have expressed significant concerns and have not committed to backing the bill.
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"I've always felt we've got to come up with a [centrist] proposal on healthcare," he told reporters.
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The problem is those two are competing for the same centrist voters, so they can't both benefit.
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The candidates to lead Angela Merkel's conservative party reflect a pivot away from the chancellor's centrist legacy.
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Meanwhile, over in the party's centrist camp, Michael Bloomberg appears to be trying to buy the nomination.
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His team has for years used social networks to promote progressive issues to centrist and conservative audiences.
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Centrist Labour supporters say Corbyn's radical agenda, which included sweeping nationalizations, failed to win over the electorate.
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Candidates on the extreme left and right crusaded against it, while the leading centrist candidate embraced it.
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She unequivocally supports "Medicare for All" on the debate stage, which several centrist Democrats have disingenuously done.
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"The Bloomberg education plan is typical of what one would expect from a centrist candidate," Kantrowitz said.
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