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But he takes issue with the argument put forward by dissident artists that any modern Chinese art is bogus if it doesn't confront the party or its problems.
She presented herself as a forceful conservative, unafraid to confront the party establishment and unwilling to compromise on its principles in her quest to win the nomination to challenge President Obama.
It may be that Podesta is willing to confront the party establishment, but there is nothing in his past -- or in the résumés of any of his main hires at the center, all of whom are veterans of the Hill or the White House -- that suggests he and his team want to divorce themselves from the party's political aims.
Charleston seems to be forcing at least some Republicans to confront the party's post-Barry Goldwater problem with race.
At some stage he has to confront the party's head-on collision with the British public last May and social democracy's car crash with history the world over.
Judging from the "Better Deal" rollout, Democratic leaders may be willing to confront the party's lax attitude toward consolidation in recent decades.
It confronts the party and its leaders with a paradox: they know Congress needs to grow out of its feudal obsession with "the family".
Christos Vournos, the first vice president of the Federation of Hellenic Societies of Greater New York, which is based at the center, said that he confronted the party members at the time and that they left the building — but only after a near-altercation.
They confronted the party leadership on the floor of Parliament with allegations (some published by WikiLeaks) of corrupt deals, focusing on the emergent oil industry and international development funds.
Mr. Cox insists he is staying out of the primary, but the sudden upending of a race the Republicans felt confident about is just one of the headaches confronting the party in New York.
