The phrase "are pushing the same" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey that multiple parties are advocating for the same thing, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The two teams are pushing the same agenda in their presentations."
Alternatives: "are advocating for the same" or "are promoting the same".
However, some families look set to lose out because public policy and private industry are pushing the same way.
Now the neocons inside Romney's head are pushing the same idea: that we can whack countries in the Middle East and they'll behave.
One reason is that for now, at least, both the Volcker camp on the board and the Reagan appointees are pushing the same way.
Justice Department officials said they are pushing the same principle of a single standard of justice in urging the Sentencing Commission to amend the proposed guidelines for putting in place the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which overhauled laws on corporate fraud, accounting and securities.
I understand that in this country some organizations are pushing the same.
"They'll be treated to a circus of Republican candidates who are pushing the same old, regressive, anti-middle-class policies that throw Iowa's working families under the bus while propping up the wealthy few," said Jim Mowrer, vice chairman of the state Democratic Party.
William M. Daley, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, has been pushing the same line.
We're going to say that Scott Walker is pushing the same anti-worker agenda as Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum.
But professionally, me as leader of the Conservative Party, her in newspapers, we were going to be pushing the same political agenda".
Now, cheap political merchandise is nothing new – every party in Britain has been pushing the same tote bag for twenty years.
Ron Wyden, a Democrat on the same committee, retorts that the president has been pushing the same issues for eight years.This time, there were special reasons for both sides to get things over with.
