"Today, they may grudgingly accept free-market reforms, but their core ideology remains socialist," he said.
It has no core ideology, no vision; it was an opportunistic construct, he says.
These men, and others like them across America, had no core ideology, no political groups to join, no leaders.
Such companies "thoroughly indoctrinate employees into a core ideology... creating cultures so strong that they are almost cultlike".
Did the news media and his debate opponents interrogate him with sufficient energy on his core ideology?
But it has also always linked its core ideology to its fear and disdain of the United States and the American economic system.
Both are trying to slough off the political dead weight of anti-immigrant nativism, which, anyhow, is not central to the core ideology of either.
Isn't it extraordinary, and sad, that after a full year of election campaign barrage, even Washington officialdom is now reduced to speculating about the new president's "core ideology," like Kremlinologists reading clues from the May Day parade?
The incredible success of Isis in both Syria and Iraq has more to do with the Syrian civil war and Iraq's divisive politics than anything else, but the core ideology of the group is straight from the bin Laden playbook.
The shared identity of the two political movements was merely being affirmed: extreme right-wing authoritarians whose core ideology is racist and anti-immigrant, coalescing around anti-Muslim rage (in Le Pen's case, with the previous addition of anti-Semitism), and both strongly "corporatist," i.e., not at all liberal but also not at all unfriendly to government welfare programs.
