The study said there are "ideological differences" between the Westminster government and the devolved regions meaning there are policy variations between England and the other three regions.
There were ideological differences between the Student Non-Violent Coordinandng CoMartin Luther) and Martin Luther King, Jr. SNCC, shepherded by young organizers such as John Lewis and Diane Nash, were the upstarts who demanded change in bus terminals and at lunch counters.
Yet, there are significant ideological differences between the Taliban and Isis, which are likely to limit defections.
Mrs. Bullock, for example, says there were no ideological differences between her husband and Mr. Bush.
Both of these, though, fail to account for the fact that even when controlling for district partisanship, there are increasing ideological differences between Democrats and Republicans in Congress.
Fine Gael – which, like Fianna Fáil, originated in the early 1920s – will pick up much of Fianna Fáil's vote, and the reality is that there are no substantive ideological differences between them.
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This is not a division between conservatives and moderates; there's no ideological difference between the candidates; it's all about anger.
This may not be surprising, but it is a useful reminder that, despite the centrist character of both parties, there are still significant ideological differences between them.More important, the campaign has revealed that the differences within the parties are as striking as those between them.
Now, I'm not criticizing ideological differences between political parties or economic systems: everyone is certainly entitled to his or her own opinion, and oftentimes peaceful arguments are good as long as something is achieved.
