Even in an era of disillusionment with mainstream party politics, the UK public still loves a good political stereotype.
Political stereotypes portray liberals as comfortable using state power to regulate while conservatives oppose government intrusion.
Mr. Martinez, in an interview in Naples last week, said he transcends political stereotypes.
It was a bracing reminder that this election had scrambled most, if not all, political stereotypes and norms.
Molly re-educates Noah in a book that combines lectures with action, makes an extreme point of avoiding political stereotypes and culminates in the prospect of a sequel.
Passionate and prone to shoot from the hip, she doesn't seem to fit any of the usual political stereotypes – even when it comes to her own party.
At this early juncture of the general election campaign, Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore, the presumptive nominees, are staking claims to positions that belie political stereotypes.
"If a conservative government had launched all these things, people would have said, 'They're being unjust to poor people.' " Much about the negotiations confounded political stereotypes.
The multitudes in Tunis, Cairo and Benghazi shatter the political stereotypes that Arabs are constrained to the choice between secular dictatorships and fanatical theocracies, or that Muslims are somehow incapable of freedom and democracy.
If minorities, immigrants, the poor and the homeless are those most likely to be missed in an actual head count, and if political stereotypes hold true, then statistical sampling would presumably benefit the Democrats.
