When Trump's campaign first gained steam, I heard from fellow Americans that he must be a Democratic agent, so successfully was he crashing the Republican house of cards.
Conservatives wouldn't get to handpick the Democratic change agent who finally sweeps the JV team from the White House.
Overall, the notion that world politics can be democratized by myriad agents pursuing different democratic values in diverse fora has emerged as a nascent way to think about reducing the global democratic deficit.
They took on the role of agents of democratic change instead of being a neutral messenger.
Consequently, in a democratic system where economic agents maximize their revenues, the government will have no political incentive to reduce discrimination for fear of not being re-elected.
An alliance forged to defend the West against the Soviets was transformed into an agent of democratic change in southwest Asia.
Why does it seem to be more interested in personality than in working as an agent for democratic change in Russia?
The outsider candidate Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr. ran a half-hour prime time telecast on CBS in 1984, using the program to call the Democratic nominee, Walter F. Mondale, "an agent of influence" of the Soviet intelligence services.
Was he a Democratic partisan, or an agent of the deep state, or the star of some self-aggrandizing melodrama (a "showboat," the President told NBC's Lester Holt a few weeks ago, and a "grandstander")?
The fledgling industry gradually transformed into such a powerful agent of democratic change that, in 2002, it eventually culminated into the ouster of its architect General Musharraf.
The witness, Peter Michael Hitschmann, said he implicated Roy Bennett, the treasurer of the Movement for Democratic Change, when state security agents tortured him.
