It is precisely a misunderstanding of reality [or a partial, possibly biomedical, understanding] that often reinforces the apolitical (or politically ambivalent) position of some health professionals.
This episode heralds the start of the beautiful-while-it-lasts period when Daniels looks like being the antidote, an apolitical, straight-talking, in-his-position-on-merit, black cop.
As Reeves further noted, "referring multiple times to the welfare state makes me think his position may not be apolitical".
There is also the argument that being "apolitical" is in itself a political position - usually one that supports the status quo.
But the original show was pretty apolitical, whereas the reboot tried to position itself as a sort of bipartisan peace offering for a fractured middle America, with Roseanne and her sister Jackie Laurie Metcalffeudinging over politics.
The problem with him, some Democrats said, is that he seems too partisan for a position that has traditionally been apolitical, and that he could be a liability at a time when the agency is being accused of politicizing intelligence, particularly the threat of unconventional weapons in Iraq.
In this case, while the collaborative position is mainly justified by apolitical expertise, long-term professional experience and compliance with official standards of social work, the latter calls upon community-based knowledge and political participation.
It had not taken a public position on the referendum as it was an "apolitical" organisation.
(It certainly isn't apolitical; it's unabashedly anti-Castro, and whether you agree with that position or not, it gives the movie the focus and the drive that "Havana" conspicuously lacks).
Broaddrick obviously occupies a strange position in the political landscape, and she considers herself largely apolitical.
