The phrase "about its centrist" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a discussion about a political party or ideology, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The debate was primarily about its centrist policies and how they appeal to a broader audience."
Alternatives: "regarding its centrist stance" or "concerning its centrist position".
Mr. Jackson's son, Representative Jesse L. Jackson Jr., a Democrat from Chicago who had been critical of Mr. Gore during the Democratic convention, said today that the vice president's shift toward discussing "working-family issues" had eased liberal concerns about the ticket and its centrist platform.
Yet what's most disturbing about No Labels is that its centrist, no doubt well-intentioned leaders seem utterly clueless about why Americans of all labels are angry: the realization that both parties are bought off by special interests who game the system and stack it against the rest of us.
I haven't written much lately about the spate of articles either calling for, or at least wistfully speculating about, a "centrist" third-party candidacy.
In the three weeks since he faced open criticism at the Democratic National Convention about his centrist platform and his running mate, Vice President Al Gore has silenced much of the grumbling among core Democratic constituencies and generated an unexpected level of enthusiasm, political analysts and Democratic activists say.
Faced with an undercurrent of grumbling about the centrist tone of its ticket and platform, the Democratic Party devoted much of its convention today to reassuring its liberal base, sending its vice-presidential candidate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, before black delegates to declare his unequivocal support for affirmative action.
It's about centrist technocrat (close to current big finance) vs. centrist technocrat (suspicious of big finance; economists, lawyers, nonfinancial business, and - most interestingly - current/former finance, other than the biggest of the big, particularly people with experience in emerging markets).".
A10 World Briefing A14 NATIONAL A20-28 DemocrAct Actoto Reassure Liberals Skeptical of Goals The Democratic Party devoted much of its convention day to reassuring its liberal base, which has grumbled about the centrist tone of the ticket and platform.
Mr Cameron and the people around him have grasped how the party must change if it is to be a contender for office and are going about it with impressive, if sometimes opportunistic, zeal.The growing dismay among some Tory commentators about the centrist direction in which Mr Cameron is taking the party should be music to his ears.
So what's with the buzz about a centrist uprising?
The activist and author speaks to Jia Tolentino about Trump, centrist liberalism, and climate change.
