"He understands that the party has changed and that we can't just hark back to either the New Labour years or the divisive, out-of-touch politics of the 1980s".
The representatives also invalidated the Palestinian narratives that were shared by accusing the resolution of being "too divisive" and "out of the scope of our University".
The Boston Evening Transcript, while observing that Wilson's policy was segregationist and divisive, pointed out that although Trotter was basically correct, he "offends many of his own color by his ... untactful belligerency".
His supporters are only half joking when they say his best campaign tactic would be silence, starting now.Mr Kaczyński, by contrast, has campaigned with skill that has surprised those (including much of the Polish media) who see him only as a divisive and out-of-touch figure.
"Now, some will call you divisive for speaking out for a disenfranchised people.
So the Democrats will end up with the one thing they did not want next year, a divisive primary fought out between the party leadership backing Mr. Torricelli and grass-roots sentiment for Mr. McGreevey.
Referring to a spike in hate crime since the 23 June EU vote, she said: "I do not hold anybody who voted for Brexit responsible for the rise in racism; I don't hold people who believed in Brexit responsible; but I definitely hold politicians, who put out divisive xenophobic messages and posters, responsible because this created the atmosphere in which this thrived".
Glynnis: (9 23 34 PM): Hillary is trying to take the focus away from the racial and the divisive and point out that the nominee needs to be "ready".
No. Instead, the divisive left trotted out Barney Frank to give them cover, saying Romney deserved no praise for the hire.
Instead, he suggests, somewhat quixotically, that those unifying effects can be re-created by underscoring a shared humanity, which can begin with simply cutting out divisive political rhetoric or pursuing some small service or sacrifice.
"It's a great bookend for Scott Walker's career as governor," said Tate. "He started out divisive and misleading, trying to be like, 'Oh, this isn't a big deal,' as I radically restructure how the state works and rig it in favor of those at the very top.
