Anarchism - The theory or doctrine that all forms of government are oppressive and undesirable and should be abolished. The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Third Edition To summarize, anarchy does not mean chaos, nor do anarchists seek to create chaos or disorder. Instead, ...
The coalition of support for welfare may become more unpredictable in an environment where group-based cues become more common, and white native reactions to such cues become more variable. Better understanding of the diverse mechanisms by which ethnic cues operate on the hearts and minds of ...
cover “medically necessary” care. But Tommy Douglas said paying for care was only the “first phase.” In his mind, and as he articulated in a 1979 conference, Medicare always included a second phase: a quest to “fundamentally redesign” medical services and delivery (HealthCoalition 2010)...
The “Deep State” that so many bloggers love to post long-winded articles about and yak about for hours on podcasts is just another name for the system of super-rich bastards who run our government and profits from them at the expense of the workers—that is, those people who actuallymak...
As long as there was a Communist threat it remained possible to hold together this awkward alignment. Without the unifying force of the Soviet threat, there is nothing left to mask the racism that has glued the current coalition together since 1964. ...
Initially, anarchists had supported the Bolsheviks, since the Bolshevik leaders had hidden their state-building ideology behind support for the soviets (as socialist historian Samuel Farber notes, the anarchists"had actually been an unnamed coalition partner of the Bolsheviks in the October Revolution....
and then from 1996 to 2007 by a Liberal/National Coalition government, which was followed by a returned Labor government, still in office at the time of writing. Over the same twenty-five year period, the political complexions of the various State and Territory governments were also changing. ...
he said: “What are the policies we should adopt?” True enough, but I did not mean to imply that Krosnick and Leiserowitz’s work is not central to understanding why that’snot happening. Take Krosnick’s work, for example. His fabulously designed polls and insightful analyses go to...
An administrative unit in government or business Split The feat of going down to the floor so that the legs extend in a straight line, either with one on each side or with one in front and the other behind. Division An arithmetic operation that is the inverse of multiplication; the quotien...
Democratic senators’attempt to sway their GOP colleaguesagainst Kennedy by citing his past comments supporting abortion access and opposing government restrictions on it does not appear to have been successful. Another anti-abortion group, the Human Coalition, said after the Thursday Senate HELP hearin...