He was a jihadist ideologue, they held; he spent time with Mohammed in the period before and during the killings; and he knew Mohammed to have been a jihadist ideologue as well.
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And she's conservative about many things; she's no radical ideologue.
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Trumpism: Donald Trump is, of course, not a conservative ideologue.
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This made him a rare political creature: the undogmatic ideologue.
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"He's not an ideologue," said a source who knows Simons.
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"LBJ was a far greater ideologue than Trump," he said.
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His history is as a deal maker, not an ideologue.
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He was in fact hopeful, an ideologue and successful converter.
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Knight was an idiosyncratic thinker and anything but an ideologue.
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Elizabeth is an ideologue dedicated to her cause, the KGB.
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I can't believe this extreme fundamentalist ideologue is an ambassador.
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A choice between someone with no ideology -- or an ideologue.
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" "He is not a fighter, an ideologue, or a terrorist.
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"I see him as pragmatic and not an ideologue," Busalacchi says.
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From what I've seen of his career, Barr isn't an ideologue.
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And that's the worst place for an ideologue from either side.
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Regardless of his gregarious personality, he is not a hardline ideologue.
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Perhaps the worst candidate would be an ideologue of any stripe.
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He described Mr. Trump as a "pragmatist" rather than an ideologue.
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Buttigieg cautioned Democrats about nominating Sanders, portraying him as an ideologue.
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The lone "no" vote on the bill was libertarian ideologue Rep.
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Ideologue donors steer checks to politicians deemed fighters, rather than compromisers.
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" Goodwin Liu: California Supreme Court justice, aka a feared "left-wing ideologue.
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"I am an ideologue, that's why I am out," says Mr Bannon.
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But whom should progressives prefer: Trump the demagogue, or Pence the ideologue?
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Trump campaigned as an unorthodox outsider, but Pence is a doctrinaire ideologue.
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A Supreme Court justice should be entirely unpredictable, not a hardened ideologue.
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Locke was middling as an ideologue, but remained a fiercely committed pragmatist.
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Mr. López Obrador is both a leftist ideologue and a pragmatic politician.
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"Ted Cruz is a rigid ideologue," Dent told the New York Times.
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Barr is a consistent ideologue, believing in few checks on executive power.
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Mr. McCarthy is known more as a political strategist than an ideologue.
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In this movement, Sunkara is something like a head convener or ideologue.
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"He's a right-wing ideologue who is [also] a brilliant writer," Brooks explained.
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Hannity, on the other hand, is much more of a consistent, conservative ideologue.
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He is not really an ideologue, he is not really a party man.
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Donald Trump is a narcissist and Ryan is an ideologue and political extremist.
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"I am an ideologue, that's why I am out," Bannon told The Economist.
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Some Yalies object to Calhoun College commemorating a pro-slavery ideologue and statesman.
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They promote a gear-jamming ideologue because many of their readers are ideologues.
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"I am an ideologue, that's why I am out," Bannon told the outlet.
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But generally, Mr. Pompeo, a strong partisan and ideologue, aligns with Mr. Trump.
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Benzion was an uncompromising ideologue, a maximalist, and a member of the Revisionist movement.
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A rush to seat a predictably conservative ideologue could further weaken the court's credibility.
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In 1988, the Saudi ideologue Osama bin Laden announced the formation of Al Qaeda.
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Is Steve Bannon an earnest ideologue or is he a cynical and grandiose opportunist?
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H. R. McMaster, with a ideologue who is an avowed hawk on foreign relations.
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Ted Cruz — who's amassed a reputation as a rigid ideologue — and, possibly, Florida Sen.
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"Senator Moran is clearly showing that he is not a rigid ideologue," she said.
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He was, in the eyes of many, more of a criminal than an insurgent ideologue.
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"That's powerful stuff," he said, and praised Trump as a pragmatist and not an ideologue.
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Business-friendly, to be sure, but not a budget-cutting ideologue or a Bible-thumper.
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"My basic view on Drudge is that people mistake him as an ideologue," said Ziegler.
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Mr Trump is not an ideologue, the lobbying, business, diplomatic and political classes murmur approvingly.
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But intelligence professionals and diplomats viewed him as an ideologue who lacked real-world experience.
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But Sessions was also an ideologue, committed to punitive criminal justice policies and reduced immigration.
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She was a true believer, not an ideologue, but a true believer in Donald Trump.
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It presents Seselj as an ideologue and a demagogue, but he is a secondary figure.
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We know, without a doubt, that every Clinton appointee would be a left-wing ideologue.
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The NAACP described him as a "hard-core ideologue" who is "hostile" to affirmative action.
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But there is a large segment who thinks she is cold or a pure ideologue.
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She's not a grandstanding ideologue, but a politician working to get things done for others.
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Ilhan Omar didn't shoot up a synagogue in Pittsburgh; a far-right ideologue did that.
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" Professor Kilson responded, "I am certainly not as much of an ideologue as Ewart Guinier.
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They, in turn, could easily have insisted that President Obama choose a right-wing ideologue.
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In Washington, Ryan has long established himself as a conservative ideologue with a clear agenda.
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Scalise, meanwhile, has always been seen as the more conservative policy ideologue compared to McCarthy.
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Bigoted ideologue Harry Anslinger, way back in 1930, couldn't have played a larger role in that.
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Gianaris is an amiable veteran of local politics, a dealmaker rather than an ideologue by nature.
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ISIS' chief spokesman and ideologue, Mohammed al Adnani, has tried to reframe how ISIS defines victory.
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Back then, she was a self-righteous ideologue; now she's a corrupt tool of the establishment.
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Those who know him say he can be a pragmatic listener, that he's not an ideologue.
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There are many similarities between the American consultant-turned-ideologue and the Hungarian liberal-turned-ultraconservative.
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Bloomberg is dispatching aides and surrogates to slam Sanders in media appearances as an ineffective ideologue.
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Donald Trump the businessman should get this but Jeff Sessions, the reefer madness ideologue, doesn't care.
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When I met with Lucke, he characterized Petry not as an ideologue but as an opportunist.
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His view has raised the possibility that the next ambassador might be a like-minded ideologue.
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Cruz is the kind of hardcore conservative ideologue the Republican Party hasn't nominated since Barry Goldwater.
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In office, however, it is not clear which face dominates, the ideologue or the can-do reformer.
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But unlike many Trump has put on his team, he is neither an ideologue nor a populist.
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With Hitler, we knew we had an ideologue for whom anti-Semitism and racism was the core.
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It's not that my dad was an anti-Castro ideologue shaking his fist at his former homeland.
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But I am not somebody who is an ideologue the way the Republicans turn out to be.
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But Pelosi is less an ideologue than the liberal version of Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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They want to be able to say what percentage is ideologue, what percentage is snake-oil salesman.
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Right, or he could find someone to latch onto who's even more of an ideologue than Trump.
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He said he and other Republicans are looking for a pragmatic and bipartisan leader, not an ideologue.
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Buttigieg cautioned Democrats about nominating Sanders, a self-identified democratic socialist that he portrayed as an ideologue.
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Atwood's Offred was not a rebel like her friend Moira and not an ideologue like her mother.
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Herbert Kickl, the interior minister and an FPö ideologue, ordered a raid on a domestic intelligence agency.
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It served as a reminder that Modi is not only an ideologue but a demanding chief executive.
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One of those executed, a Qaeda ideologue named Faris al-Shuwail, was revered by many Islamic State members.
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His detractors paint him as an ideologue who has pushed the government into a series of policy blunders.
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If Cruz is seen as an inflexible ideologue, Trump is regarded among the powerful as flexible and pragmatic.
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Neither man is an ideologue, and nor are they under any illusions about the diplomatic mountains before them.
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By no means is he an ideologue, though undoubtedly some conservatives will try to paint him that way.
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Now president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Mr. Kashkari is no longer a free-market ideologue.
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"He's an ideologue in a position that is supposed to be driven by evidence and data," Ring said.
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And Kasich has repeatedly cast Cruz as an ideologue with no chance of success in a general election.
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As a senior minister, she was widely regarded as a technocrat, a practical politician rather than an ideologue.
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Miller went on to attend Duke University, where he continued to garner controversy as a prominent conservative ideologue.
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The answers he reached from 1939 to 1941 reveal Stalin as both consummate opportunist and narrow-minded ideologue.
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"Obviously, he's conservative, but I don't see him being just an ideologue for the Republicans," Mr. Roper said.
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Here's a profile of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, the nerdy conservative ideologue who orchestrated the net neutrality repeal.
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But it has drawn fire from Democrats, who call Mr. Moore an ideologue and beholden to Mr. Trump.
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He was not known for being an ideologue or even necessarily the most quotable figure, Professor Beutler said.
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Many conservatives, including the House speaker, Paul Ryan, and the anti-tax ideologue Grover Norquist, oppose the idea.
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They will seek to paint -- or expose, depending on your point of view -- him as a right wing ideologue.
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His appeal as a pure entertainer, though — neither ideologue nor pragmatist (really a pageant unto himself) — cannot be denied.
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Dallas doesn't believe the shit he's peddling, but he's just as dangerous as if he actually were an ideologue.
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"We have a history in this state that is not for these over-the-top ideologue conservatives," Nownes said.
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Margaret Thatcher was regarded as a polarising ideologue who lacked the ability to connect with voters or command Parliament.
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He's such a feverish ideologue for a kind of Ayn Randian, Milton Friedman notion of the markets as perfect.
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The magazine originally was authored by Yemeni-American al-Qaida ideologue Anwar al-Awlaki and Pakistani-American Samir Khan.
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" Anderson agreed that Musk is essential to Tesla, but suggested a less formal role to Barron's like "chief ideologue.
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Commentators are trying to parse out whether Calabria is a free market ideologue along the lines of former Rep.
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That is the lesson of Bobby Kennedy, the rigid ideologue turned idealist who captured our greatest hope and potential.
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The debate's early focus on coronavirus disadvantaged him by making him look like a bit of a shallow ideologue.
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Trump has, of course, remade himself into an anti-abortion ideologue who nominates Supreme Court justices of like mind.
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He is now the party's top ideologue and the chief interpreter of Mr. Xi's new style of authoritarian rule.
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"I went into this as a kid to change the world, because I was an absolute ideologue," he said.
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"I never thought Trump was particularly an ideologue, but the picks have been a very conservative mindset," she said.
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Where Mr. Cummings is a steely ideologue, Mr. Johnson doesn't enjoy conflict; he wants power accompanied by endless applause.
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He is not an ideologue, and given his age, he is not a threat to become a permanent president.
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Mr. Flynn, a hothead and an ideologue, was not fit to be national security adviser in the first place.
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While liberals might view the filibuster-loving, Merrick Garland–blocking McConnell as an ideologue, that's really not the case.
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Ultimately, the clearest takeaway from this decision is that Trump is not the ideologue he sometimes seems to be.
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"Ted Cruz is a rigid ideologue," said Mr. Dent, who is not supporting Trump and has yet to endorse anyone.
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She is an artist identifying and developing a method for depicting a problem, not an ideologue making one-dimensional art.
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And while acting like an uncompromising ideologue isn't necessarily a virtue, it beats being a racist or mindless partisan cheerleader.
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Yes, some politicians would avoid such a setup because of the risk of being exposed as a one-note ideologue.
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Many Finns are wary of the extrovert and social media-savvy politician, mistrusting his image as a right-wing ideologue.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - European carmakers need to know whether Donald Trump is a pragmatic dealmaker or a hardcore protectionist ideologue.
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He's known in Washington, DC circles and among Republicans and will be difficult to portray as an ideologue or extremist.
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Flashbacks have provided some clues: A reactionary ideologue in the years before the coup, she argued passionately for compulsory childbearing.
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For most of his political career, Mr. Buttigieg presented himself as more of a centrist technocrat than a liberal ideologue.
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Buttigieg cautioned Democrats about nominating Sanders, portraying him as an ideologue who would divide the country and lose to Trump.
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But unlike many people whom Mr. Trump has put on his team, he is neither an ideologue nor a populist.
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All indications are, however, that Trump's actual tax policies are being written by the first Trump — the unappealing, hyperpartisan ideologue.
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At the end of May, ISIS' chief spokesman and ideologue, Abu Mohammed al Adnani, tried to reframe how ISIS defines victory.
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Should the revised charter refer to "Xi Jinping Thought", then Mr Xi will become an ideologue on a par with Mao.
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Mr Cruz is essentially a rigid ideologue whose plan for victory involves driving up turnout among exceedingly conservative and evangelical Christians.
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Krauze, who once criticized him as a "tropical messiah," told me that he regards him as an ideologue with authoritarian leanings.
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He is presenting himself as the true choice for sensible, sane GOP regulars, as opposed to a slick ideologue like Sen.
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At a conference in Washington, its leading ideologue railed against Jews, quoted Nazi propaganda in German and celebrated Mr. Trump's election.
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Trump's rise, Spanberger told Vox, made voters pay attention to Brat — and they saw an ideologue who joined the Freedom Caucus.
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Jordan is the outsider — a conservative ideologue, who only three years ago stood in the way of McCarthy becoming House speaker.
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By Mr. Presten's estimation, he would send Mr. Winchell, the kingmaker and feared ideologue, some 12 pages of items every week.
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Trump nominates someone conservative (a crony, a hard-right ideologue, or a mainstream pick with little paper trail) to replace them.
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Clark is not a bomb-throwing ideologue who's more interested in getting media attention than in getting things done on the Hill.
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Though Reagan was seen as an ideologue, he chose a crafty pragmatist to run the White House and by extension the government.
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"She is an ideologue who knows next to nothing about education policy as ... she demonstrated really in her confirmation hearing," Franken said.
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But they warned the appeals court that Frank is a partisan ideologue with a financial stake in the outcome of the appeal.
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The first is the ideologue—a populist, barnstorming Brexiteer who ousted back-to-back establishment prime ministers on his way to power.
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Justice O'Connor was conservative but not an ideologue, said Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of the law school at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Mr. Höcke, perhaps The Wing's most visible leader, is a history teacher turned far-right ideologue with links to neo-Nazi circles.
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His clients notwithstanding, Mr. Fechheimer was not an ideologue, Peter Neufeld, a founder of the Innocence Project, said in a telephone interview.
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" He questions the statistics most often cited by "true campus ideologue" activists that "come unglued at the mere mention of 'due process.
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Mr Bolton, by contrast, was a hardened ideologue and political bruiser, having served the federal bureaucracy during the previous three Republican administrations.
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What I like about President Macron is that he is an idealist but not an ideologue and is firmly grounded in reality.
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What we saw tonight was Ted Cruz, a right-wing ideologue, being jeered by supporters of Donald Trump, a right-wing populist.
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GUTFELD: Well, you know, that&aposs the point, actually, Juan, is like -- we talk about this about how Trump wasn&apost an ideologue.
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Former FCC lawyer Gigi Sohn describes Pai as an ideologue, while Delrahim, she says, recognizes that competition is necessary for markets to function.
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This week all eyes were on Dutch elections featuring Geert Wilders, a Dutch Islamophobic ideologue (see article), just one of many European malcontents.
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The Alternative for Germany party doubled its share of the vote in Thuringia, where it is led by the party's most notorious ideologue.
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Picture an amalgam of Marianne Williamson and Hugo Chávez, a charismatic ideologue able to speak to the spiritual hunger of lonely, atomized masses.
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We have pretty good evidence that being an ideologue hurts, and less good evidence that downscale whites will vote for a white guy.
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He was leading the polls before the first debate, and in a polarized era he is not an ideologue or a party man.
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But Bannon is a political ideologue and political ideologues are useful in shaping policy, managing a president's public messaging, and fighting political battles.
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The next HHS secretary must be an administrator, not an ideologue, capable of meeting the moral responsibilities of his or her vital role.
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I'm not a strident ideologue for the movement; merely another occasionally shit dude keeping his head down and trying to listen and learn.
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At hearings before two Senate committees to review his qualifications, Mr. Azar presented himself as a problem-solving pragmatist rather than an ideologue.
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The question for DeVos is whether she's an ideologue committed to prior beliefs regardless of facts or someone who has an open mind.
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Many industry lobbyists argued that Mr. Puzder was being mischaracterized as a conservative ideologue when in fact he is a pragmatic business leader.
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Grimmer minds, like that of Frank Meyer, the magazine's—and later the conservative movement's—chief ideologue, grabbed Voegelin and made him a cudgel.
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Mr. Davutoglu, 60, is an academic who has been an influential ideologue within the A.K.P. and has a significant following around the country.
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But even more unfortunate is the simplistic binary that Lochery applies to it all: Is Bibi, at heart, an ideologue or a pragmatist?
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He was an ideologue through and through, who never made a single meaningful gesture to the other side in eight years of his administration.
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He&aposs not an ideologue, which means you could be arguing with him one day and the next day he&aposs on your side.
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Kerim Has of Moscow State University points to the growing influence inside the army of a group inspired by Dogu Perincek, an ultranationalist ideologue.
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But he was always more of a comic provocateur than an ideologue, specializing in thumbing his nose at institutions and formalities in zany ways.
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Both party and candidate will find themselves on the receiving end of attacks by a Democratic National Committee overjoyed to run against an ideologue.
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And if I were to bet money I would say Trump is a pragmatist not an ideologue and pragmatists make deals in the middle.
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When I think about the classes that shaped me the most, I think about my Marxist Canadian history class, taught by a socialist ideologue.
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Mr Bolton is both an ideologue and a ferociously effective bureaucratic infighter, with a history of reshaping intelligence reports to suit his own purposes.
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"Everybody knows that he's a pragmatic... he's not an ideologue at all," added Levy, whose French company is the world's third-biggest advertising group.
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King held some moderate positions, for instance supporting gun control legislation, but was largely a right-wing ideologue with a particular fixation on Muslims.
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Democrats have cast Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh as an anti-abortion ideologue who would vote to overturn the decision if given the chance.
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Was this the work of some crazed ideologue, provoked to take action by the President's "enemies of the people" rants against the news media?
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WILLIAM PEDENAncona, Italy Bagehot might review The Economist's recent coverage of Boris Johnson, which aptly describes him as more Rabelaisian harlequin than "Rousseauan" ideologue.
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In an era of chaos, why not vote for a grumpy ideologue with a heart condition who sees the world as a class struggle.
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"He was not a pro-slavery ideologue," Eric Foner, a Civil War historian, author and professor of history at Columbia University, said of Lee.
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Mr. McConnell is not one to take unnecessary risks; nor is he an ideologue who will stop at nothing to get his agenda enacted.
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Most of the time, he operates as a hyperpartisan, hard-edged conservative ideologue who endorses Obamacare repeal bills that betray all his campaign promises.
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As al Qaeda ideologue Anwar al-Awlaki put it in 2010, "Jihad is becoming as American as apple pie and as British as afternoon tea."
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Later, forces took Ribat mosque, Sirte's biggest, where senior militants, including leading Islamic State ideologue Turki Ben Ali, had preached, the forces' media office said.
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The former chief strategist, whom many viewed as the real political ideologue behind the president, said Trump will be toned down by advisors going forward.
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Though Hurd says he's not an ideologue and doesn't try to keep up with the trolls, he's happy to take the money of Kekistan fans.
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"Unlike Katie McGinty, I am not a hyper-partisan, reflexive ideologue who thinks he has to give blind obedience to his party's nominee," Toomey said.
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Reporters and pundits have historically gone to bat for Ryan, exalting him as a legitimate thinker trying to solve problems rather than a dangerous ideologue.
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The grand infrastructure bill that Steve Bannon, chief ideologue of Trumpism, saw as central to creating a permanent political realignment is nowhere to be seen.
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Sanders has shown a deft political touch during this campaign, suggesting that he is not the rigid ideologue his opponents make him out to be.
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An ideologue of the Russian diaspora, Ilyin admired Italian fascism, though he fell out with the German Nazis under whom he lived in the 1930s.
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It makes sense, but then I'm reminded of Donald Trump, a man who isn't really an ideologue but a demagogue interested only in self-aggrandizement.
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Both are conservative, but neither is an ideologue — they're pragmatists who will carefully consider how the changes they make will play out on the ground.
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Mr. López Obrador is an ideologue who aims to transform Mexico politically, economically and socially, but who prefers a gradual change to rapid revolutionary upheaval.
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Still, some consider at least Mr. Mnuchin as a pragmatist rather than an ideologue, and that could help him balance competing views in the job.
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Max Nordau, a Zionist ideologue and contemporary of Theodor Herzl, wrote about the need for "Muskeljuden," or "muscular Jews," who would put victimhood behind them.
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The senior DHS official told CNN McAleenan is "not an ideologue or fire breather" on immigration like White House senior adviser Stephen Miller or Trump.
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But Hitler was a fixated ideologue with a strong party organization, while Trump is an opportunistic narcissist driven above all by the need for adulation.
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Mr Klaus, a free-market ideologue anxious to place his country in the vanguard of the economic liberalism sweeping Europe, wanted to centralise power in Prague.
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His pick for secretary of education is a deeply committed conservative ideologue with a particular passion for this kind of effort to dismantle traditional public education.
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It is here, in the bowels of the Ministry of Love, that Inner Party ideologue O'Brien convinces Winston that reality is whatever O'Brien says it is.
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If Trump, a non-ideologue, is forced to work with Democrats on the healthcare issue, you can bet there won't be any defunding of Planned Parenthood.
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These two men are hard-headed bureaucratic in-fighters -- Pompeo a former CIA director and congressman of deeply conservative convictions and Bolton a far-right ideologue.
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People like to complain about "ideologues," but at least an ideologue has a moral center, which is why I once liked Paul and now admire Sanders.
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Other senators have indicated they, too, could be on the fence if Trump picks someone considered to be an ideologue with zealous opinions on divisive issues.
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"Given the choice between a far-left ideologue and a stooge — but the stooge they know — they're probably going to go with that stooge," he said.
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Casting himself as an earnest, small-government ideologue in the mold of former Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, Mr. Flake has continued to chide Mr. Trump.
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"The Republican primary voters rejected a purist ideologue when they chose Donald Trump over Ted Cruz," said Debbie Dooley, chairwoman of the Atlanta Tea Party Patriots.
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If the administration were to replace him with a strong Republican ideologue who tries to shrink the two substantially, Democrats would have new energy for reform.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States blacklisted three people on Thursday for working for Islamic State, including the militant group's most prominent ideologue and a senior oil official.
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James Damore, formerly of Google, gave his first interview since the controversy around his internal memo erupted to "men's rights activist" and alt-right ideologue Stefan Molyneux.
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News reports called him an influential ideologue for Al Qaeda who had written texts that praised Al Qaeda leaders and justified the killing of Saudi security officers.
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The former South Bend mayor said that nominating a staunch ideologue would not draw new people to the ballot box, potentially paving the way for Trump's reelection.
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His answer will reveal a good deal about whether he is a principled originalist or another ideologue relying on history as he would like it to be.
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Then came a huge, sudden financial crisis, and the free-market ideologue found himself sending bailouts to Wall Street in hopes of averting a second Great Depression.
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For his part, Greengrass told the BBC his film wasn't about the attacks, rather "how Norway fought for her democracy" when faced with a far-right ideologue.
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"Brett Kavanaugh is a dangerous ideologue whose extreme views on civil rights would solidify a far right majority on the Supreme Court," the civil rights organization said.
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No ideologue, she is a hard-liner on immigration but supported gay marriage and has described her Conservative Party as "the nasty party" in need of modernizing.
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These voters would gladly elect their own Viktor Orban or a figure such as Poland's arch-conservative ideologue, Jarosław Kaczyński, of the ruling Law and Justice Party.
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Since Charlottesville, public universities in at least six states have rebuffed attempts to bring the alt-right ideologue, Richard Spencer, to campus, citing the risk of violence.
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Democrats said Friday that Judge Kavanaugh's fiery rebuttal of the accusations against him gave them even greater concern that he would be an ideologue on the bench.
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In Michigan, however, the outgoing governor, Rick Snyder, has long portrayed himself as a relatively pragmatic former businessman, rather than a hard-right ideologue like Mr. Walker.
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Despite his image in the news media as a confrontational ideologue, Mr. Miller has proved to be a deft operator who has ingratiated himself to Mr. Kushner.
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Buttigieg, however, told his supporters in Las Vegas that Democrats should stop and reconsider nominating Sanders, a self-identified democratic socialist that he portrayed as an ideologue.
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Let's say Trump nominates a Gorsuch clone — a hard conservative who says the right things and charms senators and doesn't seem like an ideologue — for Ginsburg's seat.
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But its territorial losses have accelerated in the last six months, leading ISIS' chief spokesman and ideologue, Mohammed al Adnani, to try to reframe how ISIS defines victory.
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Another Italian newspaper, La Repubblica, reported in July that Savoini met in Rome with Aleksandr Dugin, a high-profile Russian far-right ideologue and political analyst, on Sept.
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But for the more mercenary and pragmatic business and lobbying establishment, Trump seems like someone they could do business with, and Cruz seems like a dangerously inflexible ideologue.
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Flynn was widely seen as the weak link, an ideologue willing to go to war with the US intelligence community and to publicly criticize the Pentagon's top generals.
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In 2011, Kansas elected Governor Sam Brownback, a far-right ideologue who orchestrated a large-scale, tax-slashing "experiment" in the hopes of eventually eliminating the income tax.
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At the time, the leading contenders were John Bolton, a neoconservative ideologue and a former Ambassador to the U.N., and Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House.
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The idea that the senator is too much of an ideologue and too lacking in personal charm to be an effective candidate is widely held in Republican circles.
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But in 1980, few people in China, including the academics who invited Friedman to a lecture tour, knew that their American guest was an impatient, even volatile, ideologue.
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Mr. Davutoglu, a charismatic ideologue who was sidelined after Mr. Erdogan dropped him from his cabinet in 2016, also criticized Mr. Erdogan's alliance with the Nationalist Movement Party.
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Together, they set the course for A.P.C.: Mr. Touitou is the inspiration and ideologue, Ms. Touitou the day-to-day manager of the studio and the creative direction.
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He is an ulema and madrasa leader himself, and is considered more of a religious ideologue than his predecessor, who was killed by an American drone in 2015.
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To the Editor: Many Republicans, both right-wing and moderate, are totally disgusted with President Trump and would much prefer the true ideologue, Mike Pence, as their president.
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Huntsman's past experience with high-profile diplomacy and the fact that he's more of a technocrat than an ideologue likely bodes well for his performance as an emissary.
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Navarro is basically an anti-trade ideologue, who, despite being a well-qualified economist, holds a view on trade policy that essentially no one in economics agrees with.
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"True religion is no more than the system which God had decreed to govern the affairs of human life," Sayyid Qutb, a prominent Islamist ideologue, wrote in the 1960s.
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Paul Ryan is a small-government ideologue in a Republican Party that increasingly sees small-government ideology as a tool of identity politics, rather than the other way around.
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In a 17-minute audio message, one elderly Taliban ideologue voiced concern that negotiators were about to sign away the right to jihad, considered an important pillar in Islam.
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If she was going to be a trophy celebrity for the anti-abortion cause, as they wanted, she would have to be an ideologue and clean-cut like them.
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According to documents presented in court, Ibnu Mas'ud was founded in 2007 in Depok, a Jakarta satellite town, by Aman Abdurrahman, a jailed cleric and Indonesia's leading Islamist ideologue.
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In an increasingly partisan Senate, McConnell is hardly an ideologue—instead, he has consolidated power by forging crafty alliances designed to make and hold on to incremental power gains.
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Still, the increasingly partisan and ideological nature of the confirmation process means that an obvious ideologue with a sterling résumé will still struggle to be confirmed (see: Bork, Robert).
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"Eric Holcomb is just another out-of-touch ideologue who will hurt the middle class and undermine Hoosier values," said John Zody, the chairman of the Indiana Democratic Party.
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He also turns the title song into a wordless dance solo for Ms. Charisse in which she touchingly evokes her character's transformation from humorless ideologue to willing sexual object.
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He is a crusading ideologue who has shown a willingness to disregard scientific expertise and manipulate conclusions reached by dedicated career staff to serve his pre-determined policy preferences.
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He seemed for all appearances an ideologue, famously rejecting money for a high-speed rail from the Obama administration, to the chagrin of even some Republicans in his state.
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Unlike Trump and most of the people he surrounds himself with, Bolton is an ideologue — time in the White House isn't just a gig to him, it's a mission.
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Since Trump doesn't seem to be an ideologue, he could decide to pick an anti-corporate "laborite" to run his trade policy instead of an economic nationalist, Ikenson mused.
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Dugin's Facebook profile is filled with pictures of the far-right ideologue at events, nationalist posters and slogans, materials promoting his work, and flattering press photographs of nationalist politicians.
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Democrats had been favored to flip an elected Wisconsin Supreme Court seat, only to be shocked on election night as a right-wing ideologue eked out a narrow win.
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"Trump is an extremist and ideologue," said Thomas Simmons, a former community college economics professor who was at Saturday's rally handing out stickers and pamphlets for his Libertarian congressional campaign.
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Steve Silberstein, a former software executive who has given millions of dollars to Democratic causes as one of his party's largest donors, doesn't see Warren as a far-left ideologue.
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An ideologue like Bolton seems like the worst person to have in that role, mostly because he's likely to filter out facts and views that don't align with his worldview.
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BOGOTA, Colombia – A former rebel ideologue is suspending a 41-day hunger strike after Colombia&aposs special peace tribunal cast doubt on his extradition to the U.S. on drug charges.
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Bannon is an ideologue, but Putin's motives are likely to be more cynical: a desire to sow chaos in the governments that have clashed with Russia over its western border.
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If he'd just said, 'Look, I think people should have the right to fire gay people,' he would have been labelled a rigid ideologue, but he wouldn't have been mocked.
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But anyone who spent five minutes with his public statements prior to his presidential bid knew that Trump was not then and is not now an ideologue of any sort.
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To alienated users, a tyrannical ideologue and his "shadow bans" is a more appealing, or at least comprehensible, story than the alternative: practiced, selective indifference, guided by growth and advertising.
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The optimistic view of Trump is that he is the second coming of Ronald Reagan — another politician derided as a celebrity ideologue but who remade American politics for a generation.
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Ignatov is a fervent Communist, a committed ideologue, but already we sense that his compassion and moral scruples will set him at odds with the harsh demands of official policy.
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He was an angry, misogynistic ideologue who compared abortion to slavery, denounced gay marriage, called a veterans' group "verminous," and flirted with birtherism, a racist attack on President Obama's citizenship.
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Hill was not a pro-Trump ideologue when she was asked to join the new Republican administration; she was, rather, a respected academic well-known for her expertise on Russia.
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Trump is a strongman who promises a new level of political confrontation, while Cruz is a hardcore ideologue who literally shut down the government in an effort to defund Obamacare.
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But given all this, it's important to remember: Not even the most radical small-government ideologue in Congress ever prefers shutting down the government to keeping it open on their terms.
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Many of its members are dead or behind bars, including Mr Basyir, its chief ideologue, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison in 2011 for financing a terrorist training camp.
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Trudeau, whose ruling Liberals have a 12-seat majority in the 20173-seat parliament, calls Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer a climate change "ideologue" who stokes "fear and division" on immigration.
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The conference culminated Saturday evening in a speech by the movement's leading ideologue, Richard Spencer, who accused the news media of attacking Mr. Trump during the campaign to protect Jewish interests.
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He isn't an ideologue like Ted Cruz, an opportunist like Marco Rubio, a movement builder like Bernie Sanders, a political legatee like Jeb Bush or a policy wonk like Hillary Clinton.
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The theory was promulgated by the French racist ideologue Renaud Camus in a 2012 book of the same name; since then, it has spread through an international network of white supremacists.
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When Bannon jumped from Breitbart to help run Trump's campaign in 2016, it only made official what had long been obvious: Bannon had become the chief ideologue and propagandist of Trumpism.
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"I am not surprised because Donald Trump is not an ideologue, he's a realist and a pragmatist," said Christopher Ruddy, chief executive of Newsmax Media and a friend of the president's.
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He is an authentic ideologue -- an avowed Democratic Socialist who has the courage of his convictions for decades and succeeded in changing the terms of the debate within the Democratic Party.
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" The letter portrays Trump and Cruz as deeply flawed candidates, describing the Texas senator as an "ideologue" and claiming the billionaire businessman "suffers from the irreparable, disqualifying defect of being Trump.
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Democrats have long viewed Trump as a transactional president, not an ideologue, and on two areas in particular — infrastructure and lowering prescription drug costs — they see him as a potential partner.
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The incel rebellion has a much more amorphous endpoint; there's no worked-out vision for what success looks like, nor is there a chief ideologue working to come up with one.
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Paul Broun (R-Ga.) was the Tea Party flame-thrower, a controversial ideologue who never let anyone get to his right — and who the establishment feared would catch momentum in the race.
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Last month Islamic State put out an hour-long video of a Bahraini ideologue from the same tribe as the royal family appealing for Sunni suicide bombers to attack the island's Shias.
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An intractable anti-government ideologue, Mulvaney is one of the ringleaders behind years of Washington dysfunction, which is why he has no business directing the agency responsible for keeping our government working.
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To his rivals and allies alike, he's Rasputin, Dear Leader, a Leninist (one might think that calling him both a Leninist and Rasputin is contradictory), an "entho-nationalist ideologue," Islamophobic, and more.
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You can see, in a way, the version of Bannon that has entranced some people into thinking of him as an intellectual, a conservative ideologue, or as a force for positive change.
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Were the party to anoint anyone other than Mr Trump or the second-placed Ted Cruz, a divisive ideologue who is detested by his colleagues in the Senate, it would cause outrage.
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That Mr Cruz's supporters, who typically include a sort of small-fry ideologue influential in the Republican grassroots, are quietly easing their own onto state-delegate slates could therefore be hugely significant.
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Lawyers for the regime's two surviving leaders, Khieu Samphan, 85, the head of state, and Nuon Chea, 90, the group's chief ideologue, challenge the notion that the marriage regulations were inherently coercive.
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Critics call him an ideologue and a warmonger who retaliates against dissenting views, while allies say he is an intellectual and a shrewd operator committed to ensuring the supremacy of U.S. power.
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He can be leftist ideologue and pragmatist, populist and fiscal conservative; he shares a leftist aversion to the North American Free Trade Agreement but has pledged to continue the current government's negotiations.
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A conservative ideologue, she fell back on most policy questions to an assertion that states should make their own rules, even on settled matters of federal law, like access for handicapped children.
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Sanders, who had a strong night, deftly used humor to try to remind Iowans that he is more than just a left-wing ideologue screaming about the injustices of the capitalist system.
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His slipperiness has been given a sinister twist by his chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, a Machiavellian ideologue who propagated the lie that Brexit would generate £350m ($460m) a week for the NHS.
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Outside the building, Representative Darrell Issa, a combative conservative ideologue from California, found his path blocked by several dozen activists from United We Dream, which advocates on behalf of undocumented young people.
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Kavanaugh also blunted Democratic counter-narratives that he is a harsh ideologue by frequently praising his family, often at the prompting of friendly GOP senators and idealizing his youth in suburban Maryland.
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And to a devoted ideologue — or a conspiracy theorist — every fact that appears to undermine your view of the world is just more proof that someone is trying to hide the truth.
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After Mr Adityanath renamed Mughalsarai, a busy railway station, as Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Junction, one wit asked whether Mughlai chicken, a creamy curry, would also have to be named after the BJP ideologue.
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He said he'd been told this by "Aleksandr" — a possible reference to Aleksandr Dugin, a high-profile Russian far-right ideologue and political analyst, with whom Savoini had been photographed the previous day.
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In the view of Ross Guberman, an expert on legal writing, Ms Barrett's prose is "relentlessly clear and logical", free of "political diatribes" and betrays little "that would pin her as an ideologue".
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When I sat down with her for a one-on-one interview for the radio show Making Space, it became clear that she is an ideologue and party loyalist, almost to a fault.
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"Do you think the ideologue or the pragmatist prevails?" said Cornerstone Macro analyst Roberto Perli, who like many in the markets argues that Trump's most volatile rhetoric won't find its way into practice.
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After the first world war, anti-French pressure grew until Ho Chi Minh, whom Mr Goscha depicts less as a communist ideologue than as a crafty statesman, declared independence on September 2nd 1945.
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Paul is Christianity's great and early ideologue, the man who shaped its legacy, who took a cluster of strange parables and sometimes gnomic statements and, emphasizing the apocalyptic, built them into a theology.
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"People like Jon Tester, who is a prairie populist but not seen as a left-wing ideologue, felt safe not just following her into battle but taking a leadership role" in opposing Summers.
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The embodiment of this new spirit was Hassan al-Turabi, a mediocre political actor with a charismatic smile and a doctorate from the Sorbonne, who was the ideologue behind Mr. al-Bashir's coup.
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Buttigieg squared off repeatedly with Sanders, who he cast as a rigid and uncompromising ideologue, as well as with Klobuchar, who he's working to fend off in the centrist lane of the primary.
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On his Telegram channel, Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi, an influential Qaeda ideologue, posted a YouTube clip from a campaign rally last year, when Mr. Trump appeared startled after hearing a commotion behind him.
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A video published on The Atlantic that shows Richard B. Spencer — founder and ideologue of the "alt-right" movement — shouting "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail victory" has caused heated reaction on social media.
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Speaking at a high school gymnasium to about 700 people in Salem on Sunday, Buttigieg cast Sanders as an unbending ideologue who won't be able to get anything done because he refuses to compromise.
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Because at the very least, he's somebody who's not an ideologue ... Hey, he won't care about this certain thing, he won't care about that certain thing; he is just going to get things done.
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Bannon is not just an interesting person in American public life; he is, and long has been, an ideologue who has devoted his life to furthering a particularly noxious strain of right-wing populism.
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Gorka, who frequently appeared on cable news shows to tout Trump's policies, was a divisive figure within the administration, seen by veteran intelligence professionals and diplomats as an ideologue with little real-world experience.
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The governor, a right-wing ideologue who dismisses climate change, is further jeopardizing the state's economy by attempting to deliver on his promise of giving every Alaskan a bigger annual check in the mail.
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Trump has also booted the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, director of National Intelligence and U.N. ambassador from National Security Council leadership, replacing them with his chief ideologue and propagandist Steve Bannon.
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GOP senators say they expect Collins, one of the most influential Republican women in Washington, to vote for the nominee because she views him as a consensus-building judge and not a conservative ideologue.
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The opposition was unappetizing: Cruz, a creepy, calculating ideologue; Marco Rubio, a hungry lightweight jettisoning his old positions and mentor; Chris Christie, a vindictive bully; Jeb Bush, a past-his-sell-by-date scion.
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So it is Mr. Miller, a fierce ideologue who was a congressional spokesman before joining the Trump campaign, who has shaped policy, infuriated civil liberties groups and provoked a bitter struggle within the administration.
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Waterford, who was too often framed as a nice-guy ideologue in Season 1, is actually an insecure man whose loyalty to Gilead apparently stems from a compulsion to dominate his intellectually superior wife.
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While the comedian Beppe Grillo is the party's ideologue and political comptroller, the Five Star Movement's candidate for prime minister is being challenged by two young candidates, Alessandro Di Battista and Luigi Di Maio.
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Only in the bizarre Trump orbit could the exit of a national security adviser seen as an ideologue and aggressive hawk also be perceived in some ways as the removal of a stabilizing force.
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Later, however, he huddled with the party's leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, a fierce ideologue who controls most of the levers of power in Poland, about ways to rewrite the legislation to make it more palatable.
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He didn't call Romney a flip-flopper, even though there are lots of good flip-flopper attacks on Romney, because calling him a flip-flopper would undermine the idea that he's a hard right ideologue.
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Zahrani, bearded, bespectacled, and in prison since 2004, is portrayed in Saudi media as al Qaeda's main ideologue during a series of attacks on expatriate housing compounds, police stations and oil facilities that killed hundreds.
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Paradoxically, Friedman may be forced to temper his views, and rather than functioning as a hard-line, pro-settlement ideologue, he may end up -- as other US ambassadors have -- coloring very much inside the lines.
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Experts say Hapilon was an Islamist ideologue who took fighters from his faction to join forces with the Maute clan, a well-funded extremist group on the island of Mindanao that emerged only last year.
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Several of the accounts shared ideologue-specific content that was celebratory of the legacy of Usama bin Laden, Abu Mus'ab al Zaraqawi, Abu Mohammad al Adnani, the now deceased spokesperson for ISIS, and al-Baghdadi.
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Mr Sanders as an ideologue puts his faith in bold, radical ideas that—in his telling—can mobilise millions of disaffected citizens to start voting, in such numbers that the status quo is swept aside.
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Robert Phalen, who directs the Air Pollution Health Effects Laboratory at the University of California Irvine, is not an obvious ideologue like Honeycutt, but his research findings would support a deregulatory agenda for air pollution.
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None of the above means that Democrats won't spend the next weeks and months casting Kavanaugh as a wild-eyed ideologue who will make abortion illegal and throw out any attempts to restrict gun rights.
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Both of these arguments are the kind that many Bernie Sanders supporters make about Hillary Clinton: that she's not a centrist ideologue, just someone who cares more about power than about doing the right thing.
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Sanders needs someone who can either help him continue making inroads with communities of color or assuage moderates and conservative democrats that he isn't an ideologue looking to change everything they know about the country.
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But without a structure behind him, Mr. Bolton was increasingly alone trying to sell positions that were a hard sell to Mr. Trump, who is much less an ideologue and much harder to pin down.
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In the 1990s, he moved decisively to the right, joining the xenophobic National Democratic Party in 2000; the newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung once described him as the "chief ideologue of the radical wing" of the party.
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A revolutionary ideologue who is obsessed with purifying the élite of King's Landing—including Cersei—the High Sparrow is unwilling to compromise, sticking to his principles in a way that is both impressive and aggravating.
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It noted that others saw him as "arrogant, lazy, an ideologue," and emphasized that he would not affirm his stance on treating LGBTQ individuals fairly, something he later pushed back on at his confirmation hearing.
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The success of moderate candidates in the Democratic primaries suggests this is making the party more pragmatic and mindful of party unity than Mr Sanders, an ideologue who is not a Democratic Party member, might like.
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Abdurrahman is accused of being the key ideologue for IS militants in Indonesia and ordering attacks including a January 2016 suicide bombing and gun attack in the capital Jakarta that killed four civilians and four attackers.
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But even then, Kara Eastman, the Democratic House nominee in Nebraska's 2nd District, is hardly the kind of doomed ideologue that tea party Republicans watched fumble away eminently winnable Senate seats back in 2010 and 2012.
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WASHINGTON — By the time Richard B. Spencer, the leading ideologue of the alt-right movement and the final speaker of the night, rose to address a gathering of his followers on Saturday, the crowd was restless.
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To his detractors, Mr. Sanders's repetition makes him a doctrinaire ideologue, a broken record who lacks intellectual flexibility and fails to see the world any differently now than he did as a 20-something radical firebrand.
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It comes out of Utah State University's Institute of Political Economy, which is one of the top recipients of Koch Foundation academic money (over $1 million total; see this article: "USU business school courts billionaire ideologue").
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WASHINGTON — For decades, leakers of confidential information to the press were a genus that included many species: the government worker infuriated by wrongdoing, the ideologue pushing a particular line, the politico out to savage an opponent.
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If you're John Bolton, a slick talker and ardent ideologue who never concedes errors, the route back to prominence -- and power he could've only dreamed of 15 years ago -- is being traveled on the Trump Train.
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"He has been dismissed as an ideologue, as someone reflexively, almost emotionally reacting to world events with a very narrow menu of responses," said Peter Feaver, who, like Bolton, is a former Bush national security official.
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Mr. Bolton is a conservative ideologue who has spent his career pushing dangerous policies, like the 2003 invasion of Iraq and an end to the 1994 agreement that froze North Korea's plutonium-based nuclear weapons program.
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Mr. de Blasio, a self-proclaimed political ideologue, has acted more attentive of late to his mixed reputation as a manager, which could be a vulnerability as he looks ahead to a re-election campaign in 2017.
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Mr. Ansari accused Sheikh Nimr, who was in his mid-50s, of organizing a "terrorist network" in Shiite areas in eastern Saudi Arabia and compared him to a Qaeda ideologue who sanctioned the killing of security forces.
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"If Trump were impeached and convicted, Vice President Mike Pence, a right-wing, evangelical ideologue, would be a much more reliable and competent rubber stamp for the conservative policy agenda," wrote Jeff Alson at In These Times.
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What's next: The president put a small government ideologue, Mick Mulvaney, in charge of his budget office, but also hasn't let conservative priorities get in the way of his message of supporting American jobs above all else.
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While he was mayor of Davao City, Mr. Duterte — himself a former student of the communist ideologue Jose Maria Sison and a self-described "socialist" — struck deals with communists who had been occupying parts of the city.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Benny Gantz has little of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's worldly polish or flair as a showy ideologue - and that may be exactly why so many weary Israelis want the ex-general in top office.
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Mr Cuccinelli's image as a brittle conservative ideologue was complemented by the public perception that truculent Republican majorities in the House and the Senate were largely responsible for the shutdown, refusing overtures from the Obama administration to compromise.
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The majority of Iowa caucus-goers supported a Republican ideologue, a democratic socialist, an entrenched liberal who is anything but an outsider to Washington politics, and a billionaire businessman/television personality who has masterfully spoken to American fears.
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Pompeo's loyalty to Trump has been the key to his successBolton has long garnered a reputation as a hawkish ideologue with rigid views, while Pompeo is more of a politician and willing to adapt depending on the circumstances.
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The president let him go in favor of his diametric opposite, John Bolton, a notoriously hawkish and obstreperous ideologue who was happy to let the council's customs wither — the better to speak his truth to the president directly.
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Seven years after the group's Yemeni American ideologue, Anwar al-Awlaki, was killed in a drone strike, and three years after its founder and leader, Nasir al-Wuhayshi, died in similar circumstances, AQAP remains powerful across south-central Yemen.
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Graham, for instance, said that Trump was "crazy" with an "insane" foreign policy and Cruz was a "rigid ideologue," both of which would be problematic against Hillary Clinton, even if voters view her as a "dishonest" candidate, he said.
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As an attractive young woman, Lahren was a useful tool for the old white men who run the right-wing media when she said all the right things -- when she was a vicious ideologue, cute as a college cheerleader.
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The selection would send a clear signal that the administration is looking to take a pragmatic approach to paring back bank regulation, rather than choosing an ideologue who would seek to eviscerate the rules enacted since the financial crisis.
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On Sunday, Mr. Trump's chief strategist, and chief ideologue, Stephen K. Bannon, was designated a permanent member of the "principals committee" of the National Security Council, putting a political aide on par with the secretaries of state and defense.
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McAleenan is not seen as an ideologue and served former President Barack Obama -- so there must be considerable doubt about how long he will also be in the post -- but he has less problematic ties with Congress than Nielsen.
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The Federal Communications Commission, now led by an anti-regulation ideologue appointed by President Trump, wants to gut the net neutrality rules that keep powerful broadband companies from calling the shots on the internet, at the expense of consumers.
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In this, Hyman is something of an ideologue; he argues for complex pictures —pictorial worlds, really — that can convey our immersion in the reveries and ambiguities of everyday experience, in opposition to mere images of skill and good taste.
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Pai has a reputation as a conservative ideologue—his speech announcing the net neutrality rollback was sponsored by the right-wing activist group FreedomWorks—and it would be a startling turnabout if he bowed to public pressure and scrapped his plan.
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But more importantly, Trump's nomination reduces the GOP's odds of both taking the presidency and holding the Senate, relative to a more conventional nominee like Marco Rubio (it's unclear if he's better or worse than a strident ideologue like Ted Cruz).
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Before establishing himself in the United States as a counterterrorism expert, Phares, a Lebanese-born Maronite Christian, was an influential ideologue deeply involved with Christian militants who fought against Muslims and Druze during Lebanon's brutal sectarian civil war in the 1980s.
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"I remind you that [ISIS'] ideologue, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, has for several weeks repeated calls to attack directly, even individually, Frenchmen, in particular, or Americans, wherever they are, by any means necessary," Le Drian said after a cabinet meeting Saturday.
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William K. Reilly, who led the E.P.A. under President George Bush, called Mr. Pruitt a "third-rate ideologue" and said he was aware of staff members who had been sidelined at the agency for raising questions about Mr. Pruitt's spending.
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Being more ideological cohesive, the Republicans gravitate toward figures like House Speaker Paul Ryan, an ideologue, and McConnell, a partisan who is willing to pursue extremist tactics (as he did when he blocked President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland).
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Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE, what are you waiting for?
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Since Mr. Cruz's election to the Senate in 2012, many traditional Republican donors have spurned him, viewing him as a hopeless ideologue whose antics — particularly his leading role in the 2013 government shutdown — damaged the party in service of his ambitions.
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William K. Reilly, who led the E.P.A. under President George Bush, called Mr. Pruitt a "third-rate ideologue" and said he was aware of staff members who had been sidelined at the agency for raising questions about Mr. Pruitt's spending.
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Though the book cautions against the putative certainties of "evidence-based medicine" and presents a case for the superiority of clinical wisdom over statistical analysis, Kramer evinces such humility that no one could accuse him of being a pro-medication ideologue.
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In 1984, when the Democratic National Convention made its way to the Golden City, the Sisters burned an effigy of far-right Christian ideologue Jerry Falwell, whose Christian fundamentalist group the "Moral Majority" then wielded much clout in American politics.
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Mr. Kaczynski, a fierce ideologue who controls most of the levers of power in Poland, has sought to portray the changes as a battle against former Communists, "red spiders" who were never properly purged after the transition to democracy in 1989.
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Slowly but inexorably, Kotkin teases out his subject's contradictions, revealing Stalin as both ideologue and opportunist, man of iron will and creature of the Soviet system, creep who apparently drove his wife to suicide and leader who inspired his people.
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Mr. Azar, who worked for six years in the administration of President George W. Bush, is expected to win confirmation, with support from Republicans and perhaps a few Democrats, who view him as a pragmatic problem solver rather than an ideologue.
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You can't get that change just by electing an ideologue as president; his actual presidency also has to be understood (as Reagan's was, rightly, despite the vigorous critiques offered by a certain Vermont mayor at the time) as a success.
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And as for the new hero of the left, AOC, she has some decent ideas but lacks the wisdom to implement them, seems to be an immature and rigid ideologue and needs to learn from the Buddhist precept of Skillful Means.
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The other, Nuon Chea, 92, the movement's ideologue, was perhaps the truest believer in its attempt to turn Cambodia into an agrarian utopia, killing off its educated people and reorganizing the country into what amounted to a nationwide labor camp.
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Ms. Grimsted's work in tracking the lost volumes has advanced considerably since 2180, when she discovered 215 lists of items looted from libraries in France by the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg, a task force headed by the Nazi ideologue Alfred Rosenberg.
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Nguyen Phu Trong, a 74-year-old party ideologue who has also presided over a crackdown on corruption, became the first leader since Ho Chi Minh, who died in 1969, to hold the two titles when he was made president last month.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Hailed as mother of the 'new' South Africa, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's legacy as an anti-apartheid heroine ultimately was undermined even among some allies by her reputation as an iron-willed ideologue ruthless in her pursuit of revolution and redress.
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It might be in Cruz's best interest to drop a few hints to the establishment that he's not the purist ideologue that some have made him out to be, that he's more Tallyrand than Robespierre, more crafty Stalin than true-believing Trotsky.
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While Americans often think that tyranny only takes of form of the dogmatic ideologue, Hamilton argued that an American tyrant would be a charismatic and flexible demagogue, wholly willing to abandon his principles to fulfill his personal lust for power and esteem.
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Get ready for a number of retrospective pieces about how in addition to launching the enormously successful FOX News network, Ailes was some kind of leading conservative ideologue who advanced the conservative agenda in front of and behind the scenes for five decades.
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Writing in the 1920s and '30s after his expulsion from the Soviet Union, when he became a leading emigré ideologue of the anti-Communist White Russians, Ilyin looked on Mussolini and Hitler as exemplary leaders who were saving Europe by dissolving democracy.
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The Democrats lining up, quietly for now, to run in 2020 are taking their cues on policy and messaging more from Sanders and his progressive idealism (some would say he's an ideologue) than Clinton and her political pragmatism (could you trust her?).
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So because she's simply a right-winger who has been complicit with President Trump most of the time and not an intolerant, inept ideologue like most of the appointees who follow Mr. Trump's orders all of the time, she will be missed?
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If confirmed, Mr. Pompeo will bring to the job not the discretion and objectivity of a former intelligence chief, but instead the habits of a fierce ideologue, which is precisely what he continued to be as C.I.A. director, typically a nonpartisan position.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Aman Abdurrahman, a leading Islamic State recruiter and ideologue in Indonesia, was found guilty and sentenced to death on Friday on charges that he incited five deadly attacks in the country while he was in prison on an earlier terrorism conviction.
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Especially in the Republican primaries, but again in his inaugural speech, Trump presented himself not as a right-wing ideologue but as a sort of super-competent technocrat, defining a few big problems ("We're always losing") and pledging to fix them ("I alone…").
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The defendants were Nuon Chea, 90, the ideologue sometimes known as Brother No. 2 who was second-in-command to the Khmer Rouge's leader, Pol Pot; and Khieu Samphan, 85, the urbane, Paris-educated intellectual who served as the nominal head of state.
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THE MOLD-BREAKERCharlie Baker, Massachusetts Republican For such a liberal state, Massachusetts has a notable history of electing a certain type of Republican governor, a non-ideologue with a business background willing to work across the aisle with Democrats who control Beacon Hill.
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In the prosecution's depiction, Mr. Roof was the personification of evil, a racist ideologue, radicalized on the internet, who plotted an intensely premeditated assault over more than six months, waiting only until he was 21 and old enough to buy a weapon.
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One of the most common descriptors for Bloomberg during his tenure as mayor was "imperious" and one of the labels most often applied to Sanders is "ideologue," while both pejorative, they imply two flavors of "my way or the highway" approaches to politics.
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Mr. Saar, a hawkish ideologue and technocrat, had argued that only he could return Likud and its right-wing allies to power and that Mr. Netanyahu was "blocked" after failing to form a government after the two previous elections, in April and September.
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Mr. Sharan said the increased revenue collection was largely due to a restructuring of the insurgency spearheaded by its former leader, Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour, who was seen more as a businessman heavily involved in the drug trade than a conventional Taliban ideologue.
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To Sanders's detractors—specifically those who support his primary opponent Hillary Clinton—the Vermont senator is a wild-haired ideologue, an angry Brooklyn deli man with a Workers' Vanguard subscription who thinks the United States should try to be a little more like Denmark.
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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 can select an ideologue to succeed Mattis -- a lap dog, someone who shares Trump's disdain for alliances, diplomacy, strategy and multi-lateral institutions, someone who will not challenge his thinking, someone comfortable with the further abdication of American leadership on the world stage.
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The effort to convince wavering Democrats that he's not a right-wing ideologue began in his acceptance speech, where Kavanaugh tried to head off liberal concerns that he might, if confirmed, set the nation back decades on issues pertaining to gender equality and civil rights.
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The Cambodian side has long insisted that prosecutions should end after the completion of the cases against the last two defendants, Nuon Chea, the chief Khmer Rouge ideologue, and Khieu Samphan, the nominal head of state, who were convicted of genocide on Nov. 16.
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Figures such as Coulter, Fox News primetime hosts, Laura Ingraham, Rush Limbaugh, and other stars of AM radio and conservative publishing imprints are in the big-time moneymaking business in a way that would have been inconceivable to an ideologue of a generation ago.
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Mr. Trump most likely hopes that Mr. O'Brien will prove to be not an irrepressible ideologue, a foreign-policy entrepreneur or a consensus-building process expert, but rather a functionary who will provide an official veneer for the president's often outlandish views and moves.
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Opponents could also cite his own words to show that he is what they say he is: An ideologue whose worldview is shaped by decades-old doctrinal disputes that have little to do with the urgent challenges facing Democrats or the broader country right now.
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Savarkar, the chief ideologue of the extreme Hindu nationalism now once more in power in India (and a mentor of Gandhi's assassin), relied on Western ideas absorbed during his student days in England, wedged in alongside Germanic and Wagnerian notions of glorious racial battles.
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" Mr. Bannon is in some ways a perplexing figure: a far-right ideologue who made his millions investing in "Seinfeld"; a former Goldman Sachs banker who has reportedly called himself a "Leninist" with a goal "to destroy the state" and "bring everything crashing down.
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Mr. Flynn, at least, had a long career in military and foreign affairs; the foreign-policy credentials of Mr. Bannon, an alt-right ideologue who used to head Breitbart News, amounts to a stint as a junior officer in the Navy that ended in 1983.
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In 2016, even as the election was playing out on a national stage, the programming community was convulsed with a debate over whether the functional programming conference LambdaConf should rescind its speaking invitation to neo-reactionary ideologue and computer scientist Curtis Yarvin, also known as Mencius Moldbug.
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As the jihadi reaction to the US presence in Iraq reached a blood-soaked crescendo, I saw that the profile of the typical Western recruit had changed from a nerdy, politically driven ideologue of mostly Muslim heritage to a lost, dysfunctional, ruthless, and criminalized young convert.
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The best way to understand Addison Mitchell McConnell Jr. has been to recognize that he is not a conservative ideologue, but rather the epitome of the permanent campaign of Washington: What matters most isn't so much what you do in office, but if you can win again.
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The report on VanDyke has not been made public, but the letter also alluded to other concerns that had been raised to the ABA saying he is "arrogant, lazy, an ideologue, and lacking in knowledge of the day-to-day practice including procedural rules" the letter continued.
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Abdullah the Butcher was either never allowed or didn't find it effective to be an Ivan Koloff–style ideologue; he was always the guy with the fork in one hand and the face of an idiot, ready to bite and claw his way to a bloody victory.
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But Mr Cruz is an unctuous ideologue whose entire pitch to date has been aimed at the most conservative third of the country, all but ensuring that—if he somehow became his party's candidate—he would lead them to a merely conventional sort of November defeat.
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Of the seven members of the Politburo's Standing Committee, the party's highest organ, four others shared President Xi's experience of banishment to the countryside to "learn from the peasants", including: the prime minister, Li Keqiang; the chief ideologue, Liu Yunshan; and the anti-corruption chief, Wang Qishan.
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The agency, in its desire to kill Al Qaeda targets, had overlooked a fundamental rule of espionage: that an ideologue can't be turned, "even if he is offered the sun in one hand and the moon in the other," as Balawi said in one of the videos.
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If a committed ideologue like myself — who has spent 38 years in the conservative movement — throws his hands in the air and watches a Hollywood movie rather than fight in the Rightist trenches, how will the GOP's defeatism and self-sabotage affect the party's volunteers and voters?
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For the first decade of his rule, though, Mr. al-Bashir, was seen as a frontman for a more powerful force — the cleric Hassan al-Turabi, a smooth-talking, Sorbonne-educated ideologue with sweeping ideas about embedding Shariah law deep in Sudan's diverse society and institutions.
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Economics and technology are considered serious topics in the US, a ticket to being heard and acknowledged by the political mainstream, and there is a subtle, tidal pressure to hew to those subjects, at risk of being relegated to the status of activist or, worse yet, ideologue.
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President Trump must choose between acting like leader of the free world and president of all the people, or governing like an "alt-right" ideologue who rules a one-party Republican state, regards American allies as adversaries, and treats Democrats and the free press as enemies of the people.
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For this reason, because the old adage of "policy is personnel" means more now than ever, we can only hope that both the Trump transition team and the Senate Commerce Committee view Wheeler's chairmanship as a teachable moment: We do not need to replace one ideologue with another.
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EDT: Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE meets with President Obama in the Oval Office.
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HHS Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE heads back to Capitol Hill for a Senate Appropriations committee hearing.
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Fiscal discipline doesn't seem to matter when it comes to passing deficit-financed tax cuts, but that's what makes Ryan an ideologue—his goal for his entire career has been shrinking government by reducing taxes and defunding benefit programs, even incredibly popular programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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Senate Republicans killed the filibuster for Supreme Court justices last spring on their way to installing Neil Gorsuch, the ideologue for whom they had already stolen a seat that rightly should have been filled by President Barack Obama, and who could sit on the court for 40 years.
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" Dawn Laguens, executive vice president for the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, added: "The millions of vulnerable women and girls across the globe deserve an ambassador-at-large for global women's issues who will support and respect them, not an ideologue who is actively complicit in undermining their human rights.
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For example, he looked for "4th Political Theory," the title of a book by a Kremlin-linked ideologue who hangs out with Pizzagate conspiracy theorists, appears on far-right media l like Red Ice TV, and is adored by the likes of former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke.
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He doesn't have a reputation as a right-wing ideologue, but he is conservative and has emerged as the leading conservative voice on a court where he routinely finds himself in the minority on big cases about the power of federal agencies, a subject that dominates the DC Circuit's docket.
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Which is a fair critique — except that the pope himself is the one driving the church to that point, by treating traditional piety as a roadblock to his efforts, by demonizing whistle-blowers in an age of awful scandal, and generally behaving less like a pastor than an ideologue in white.
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This is wildly ahistorical, but for me and millions of other readers it both passes the Superman test and is a big part of what makes the books so enjoyable, and the main character so easy to like (as the real-life Cromwell, apparatchik and bureaucrat and religious ideologue, definitely wasn't).
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"We do ourselves a real disservice — those of us on the left, those of us who see Trump as an anathema — to look at everybody who voted for him as an ideologue, a true believer, as a hick or a rube or somehow beneath us," Bourdain told Travel and Leisure.
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But you can also find the paintings of John Wesley at the Judd Foundation in Marfa, Texas, and so maybe he was not as much of an ideologue as some people want to believe and take comfort in, because it makes looking easier when you know what to look at.
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In the immediate aftermath of Mr Trump's election, some boosters suggested that the president-elect is not really an ideologue, might bring moderates into his administration and is perhaps barely interested in the business of governing at all—for all the world as if P.T. Barnum were headed for the White House.
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In a hearing that began in the morning, stretched into the night, and seesawed between intense grilling by Democrats and fawning praise by Republicans, Judge Kavanaugh sought to present himself as an evenhanded arbiter of the law rather than a partisan ideologue driven by a desire to carry out a Republican policy agenda.
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"This is an important time to see whether Xi is a rigid ideologue like Mao or the pragmatist that previous Chinese leaders like Deng, Jiang and Hu were," said Susan L. Shirk, the chairwoman of the 21st Century China Program at the University of California, San Diego, referring to Mr. Xi's predecessors.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Almost from the moment that he was appointed to head the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt has been cast by environmentalists as an ideologue on a mission to destroy the very agency he runs.
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Stephen K. Bannon, the nationalist ideologue who is Mr. Trump's chief strategist, said in an interview that there was "no military solution" in the Korean Peninsula, and that he might consider a deal in which United States troops withdrew from South Korea in exchange for a verifiable freeze in the North's nuclear program.
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This is the most important thing to understand about Bolton for the Iran standoff: He's not only an ideologue, someone who believes deeply in the use of US military force against hostile regimes, but a vicious bureaucratic infighter who is willing to twist intelligence and bully opponents into submission in service of his hawkishness.
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As if Kavanaugh's collusion with the White House in advance of his Senate testimony isn't worrisome enough, there also now is the question of the connection, if any, between Kavanaugh and Ed Whelan, the conservative ideologue who pitched a dubious "mistaken identity" theory last week in which he named another man as Ford's possible abuser.
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Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE is traveling to Texas and Florida, and marketplace CEO Kevin Counihan to Oklahoma.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-22019 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) is a rightist ideologue, arguably much more conservative than Barry Goldwater in 1964.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE is warning that administration funds to fight the Zika virus are quickly running out.
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Sher notes that of the 17 Israeli governments in the past 39 years, just two were led by left-wing prime ministers: the 1992 government of Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated by a far-right ideologue, and the short-lived one led by Sher's former boss, Ehud Barak, after he beat Netanyahu in 1999.
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But as New York magazine's Jonathan Chait pointed out yesterday, Ryan did far, far more to support Trump than to disavow him — an alarming sign for those now desperate for a sign of something to stop Trump: Ryan is a committed Randian ideologue who has devoted his entire career to curtailing the redistribution of income.
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After the war, as cotton prices plunged, it belonged to John Calhoun, namesake and descendant of the southern ideologue, and then to Austin Corbin: a robber-baron financier and railroad speculator, who, as a founding member of the American Society for the Suppression of the Jews, barred them from the hotel he built on Coney Island.
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This is Paul Ryan country—the home turf of the Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives, a beaky ideologue and devout Catholic who several times clashed with Donald Trump during his presidential campaign, publicly rebuking the businessman for his boorish ways (Mr Ryan called Trumpian slurs against a Mexican-American judge a "textbook case of racism").
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Thus, Republicans today find themselves in this predicament: Steve Mnuchin, Trump's treasury secretary, says that it's "absolutely critical" that Congress promptly pass a clean debt limit increase, while Trump budget director Mick Mulvaney—a second-rate ideologue—says the administration may insist Congress attach right-wing spending cuts to any legislation that increases the debt limit.
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When confirming these men, the Senate understood that it was essential that if one person was going to have this power as the critical 2628th swing vote that for the sake of the court and the nation the nominee not be perceived as an ideologue with an agenda but someone who would carefully consider the arguments.
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It's better to understand this is part of a broader set of diplomatic policies, ranging from the administration's pick of a hardline anti-Palestinian ideologue as ambassador to its decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem, that seem designed to boost Netanyahu's political fortunes and encourage the expansion of the settlement project with a wink and a nudge.
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So you could read tonight's remarks (a better idea than listening to their somewhat soporific delivery) in part as an attempt to hit the reset button, to pitch himself as a centrist dealmaker rather than a predictable ideologue, to leave the legislative struggles of his first year behind and get back to selling people on things they actually want.
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"We are continuing to try and pursue every administrative option," Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE said during a congressional hearing earlier this month.
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In the runup to Tuesday's speech, it wasn't clear whether the Trump who took the stage in New York would be the America First ideologue of the campaign trail or the slightly more moderate version who has reaffirmed Washington's commitment to international organizations like NATO and hinted that he was open to remaining in the Paris climate accords.
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The printmaker and sculptor Elizabeth Catlett, who was married to White until 1946 and committed herself to political activism and art making in Mexico through the artist collective Taller de Gráfica Popular, would be barred from returning to the US. Although he likely sympathized with or shared his colleagues' views, White's style and personality were not those of the political firebrand or ideologue.
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These men include Wang Huning, the party's chief ideologue, who has written a book about his visits to the United States as a young scholar; Wang Qishan, Mr. Xi's most powerful lieutenant, who has cultivated relationships on Wall Street for decades; and Mr. Liu, the vice premier in charge of the economy, who has master's degrees from Seton Hall and Harvard.
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"In a way, the ideologue or extremist is exposing their own weaknesses and insecurity when they target houses of worship, because not only do they show how cowardly they are for attacking innocent lives, but also that whatever they claim to stand for is so fragile that it can be threatened by the non-violent prayers and rituals of another group," Barzegar said.
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The White House said that Obama dropped by a meeting of several health insurance company CEOs, as well as Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE and advisor Valerie Jarrett.
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Although Bredesen ran as a Democrat, he largely ran away from the national party and regularly touted his ties to the state and independence from Washington, D.C. The strategy was clear: He hoped to bank on the fact he won every county in the state in 2006 during his second run for governor and looked to tag Blackburn as a traditional Washington ideologue.
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To save the majority, Republicans need to rally around a principled ideologue with a strong national vision for change, like Congressman Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE.
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BURWELL ADMITS ABORTION LAW INQUIRY TOO SLOW HHS Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE acknowledged Wednesday that the administration has not moved fast enough in investigating an alleged violation of abortion law.
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Three women's stories intertwine: Melanie, a white journalist living between Lima and Paris, who decides to step out of her bubble of privilege to photograph and record what's happening in the mountains; Modesta, an illiterate peasant whose story of terror is nigh unbearable yet she remains unbreakable; and Marcela, an ideologue of the People's War, the shining beacon of world revolution.
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The danger of despotism is on display in the Russia of Vladimir Putin — invader of Ukraine, meddler in foreign democracies, accused political assassin, brazen liar and proud son of the K.G.B. Putin has just been re-elected to a new six-year term, while in Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, a ruthless ideologue, is poised to triumph in sham balloting next month.
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Credit Joe Raedle/Getty Images In one of his early flirtations with politics, Donald Trump took dead aim at a popular right-wing politician he denounced as a "neo-Nazi" and appealing to the "wacko vote" — Pat Buchanan, a conservative ideologue whose campaign for the 2000 Republican presidential nomination was laced with harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric and other bombastic foretastes of Mr. Trump's own run this year.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE said Wednesday that her department is considering issuing guidelines on an executive action known as "march-in rights" as a way to fight high drug prices.
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They include Wang Huning, the party's chief ideologue, who helped craft the propaganda message trumpeting China's rise that is now being criticized in China for alarming the West; Vice President Wang Qishan, Mr. Xi's most powerful lieutenant, who appears to have distanced himself from trade policy in recent months; and Liu He, the Harvard-trained vice premier handling the stalled negotiations with the United States.
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Some big-money and small-government types who stand by President Trump treasure Pruitt as an unswerving ideologue who has never met a regulation that he was reluctant to dismantle, a toxin that he was loath to disseminate or a special interest that he wouldn't envelop in a bear hug, provided that there's something in the embrace — money, or maybe just moisturizer — for him.
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"Nationwide demand for health coverage is higher than ever, as Americans prove again that Marketplace coverage is vital to them and their families," HHS Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE said in a statement.
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LISTEN, PEOPLE GET ELECTED TO CONGRESS BECAUSE THEY WANT TO DO THINGS ON BEHALF OF THEIR DISTRICT AND THEIR COUNTRY, AND REPUBLICANS SEE TRUMP AS A PRESIDENT THEY CAN WORK WITH AND GIVEN THE FACT THAT HE IS NOT AN IDEOLOGUE, MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE AND SENATE ON CAPITOL HILL ARE GOING TO PLAY A MUCH BIGGER ROLE IN TERMS OF CREATING POLICY AND HELPING THEM MOVE THEIR AGENDA.
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The most familiar is a Marxist ideologue who got his training in politics in three engines of the hard left: the National Union of Mineworkers, where he worked as a researcher; the Greater London Council, where he served as deputy leader under "Red" Ken Livingstone until he was sacked for being too hard-line; and the Campaign Group of left-wing MPs, where he first forged links with Mr Corbyn.
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HHS Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE made that determination months ago, and the FDA has issued ten EUAs for tests to diagnose active or past Zika infections and could do so for other regulated products as well.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE and other top health officials came to Capitol Hill to brief top senators in both parties on Zika and make the case for $28500 billion in emergency funding.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE and other top health officials came to Capitol Hill to brief top senators in both parties on Zika and make the case for $85033 billion in emergency funding.
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Despite that, President Obama and Health and Human Services Secretary (HHS) Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE have pushed for price controls on Medicare Part D despite insistence from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) that price controls wouldn't result in any savings.
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One day I hope America again will have a president with such attributes — not a sucker for flattery, not an ignorant ideologue who rips up treaties he hasn't even read, not a made-for-television negotiator who throws his best leverage out the window — the ability to negotiate with China as the head of a trading bloc controlling 40 percent of the world's economy — before he sits down at the table.
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However, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary, Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE, recently announced plans that would give the agency the authority to negotiate the prices of medicines — a proposal that would have disastrous results if implemented.
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Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE said Thursday that the ObamaCare marketplaces, which have been troubled by exiting insurers, can be made sustainable even if Congress does not act to make fixes to the healthcare law.
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Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE announced Thursday that she is using her authority to transfer funds from other areas in her department to prevent a delay in the research into a vaccine for the Zika virus.
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For that matter, the best way for Democrats to make certain that Republicans never duplicate what they just did with Merrick Garland and Neil Gorsuch—refusing even to consider the Supreme Court nominee of a sitting president for months on end and then installing their own party's ideologue instead, as soon as they won an election—would be to expand the Supreme Court by appointing two new justices, as soon as they have the opportunity.
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The Right to be Smoke-Free Coalition and nine other groups filed a complaint at the end of June against the FDA, FDA's Commissioner of Food and Drugs Robert Califf and Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE.
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It makes more sense to view Trump's apparent change of heart over Yellen favorably, insofar as it means he won't replace her with a Fed chairman with reactionary policy views; but it is easier to imagine the newer, more globalist Trump replacing Yellen with an Alan Greenspan–like ideologue who neglects the Fed's regulatory role than it is to imagine him keeping her or replacing her with someone more committed to improving the economic lot of his struggling supporters.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary "is a right-wing nationalist"; the Polish leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski "is an ideologue" obsessed with Russia and the death of his twin brother; Prime Minister Robert Fico of Slovakia "is a left-wing populist"; and Mr. Babis is closer in spirit, Mr. Pehe said, to figures like President Trump and the former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, promising to rid the country of corruption and run it like a business.
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Protestors at the United States Capitol and in Maine and Alaska and West Virginia and Arizona this week are protesting the idea that our government, in a rushed and hushed process, may give a lifetime Supreme Court seat to a man who is not only a dangerous right-wing ideologue but one whose off-the-rails, under-oath testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee last week may have included lies -- and who is credibly accused of sexual assault.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Push for national popular vote movement gets boost from conservatives MORE (D-Mass.) cast Sanders as a rigid ideologue who won't be able to enact the progressive policies he wants to achieve because he can't get along with anyone.
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Now, even progressive institutions such as the Fondazione Feltrinelli (named after an anti-fascist activist) find it acceptable to invite French right-wingers like Florian Philippot, a former leading member of the National Front, and Alain De Benoist, a famed ideologue who promotes ideas about identity and ethno-pluralism that are being borrowed by the American alt-right leader Richard Spencer, and many other Western and Eastern European white nationalists to lecture on what the modern right is.
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Such testimony has cast Giuliani as a central player in a shadow campaign to pressure Ukraine to launch investigations of Trump's Democratic opponents — an allegation at the heart of the impeachment inquiry now raging in Washington, D.C. Famous for his hardcore right-wing foreign policy views, Bolton is often viewed as a neoconservative ideologue — but also as a man guided by his own set of principles, even by many of the same detractors who think his aggressive positions are outright dangerous.
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Hirono said if a replacement for Kavanaugh needed to be found, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should nominate a less conservative ideologue, or else be ready for Senate Democrats to keep the court seat vacant until after the 2020 presidential election if they win the chamber in November, according to an interview with Politico Magazine.
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But when it comes to the wall, Democrats have indicated they will rely on the ruling in House of Representatives versus Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE, in which the court declared the House of Representatives had standing to sue over executive overreach and that Obama violated the Constitution in ordering the payment of billions to insurance companies without authorization from Congress.
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Gessen opts to tell this story through the lives of seven figures: the sociologist Lev Gudkov, one of Levada's closest collaborators; Seryozha (she refers to some of her characters only by their informal first names), the grandson of an architect of perestroika; Zhanna, the daughter of a prominent liberal politician; Marina Arutyunyan, a woman who discovers her vocation as a psychoanalyst; Masha, a young woman who becomes an organizer of anti-government protests; Lyosha, a provincial professor whose discovery of his gay identity leads him to establish the first formal program of gender studies in the country; and a frustrated academic by the name of Alexander Dugin, who becomes the leading ideologue of a virulent new strain of Russian ultranationalism.
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