For lack of a better description, we can call it dogmatic skepticism, because such skeptics dogmatically assert a universal claim.
The Greens dogmatically refuse to accept other forms of energy that can help us decarbonise our energy supply.
Regardless, it is always amusing when a conservative suddenly embraces federal bureaucracy as an argument against reform.No sense that not every part of society can be treated dogmatically according to certain simple propositions.
He is a fiscal hawk, socially tolerant and less dogmatically pro-Israel than most other Republicans (he is of Lebanese descent).
George Bush's administration has angered many scientists with what has been perceived as a dogmatically conservative and anti-science agenda.
That party would be liberal on social issues as well as economics, sceptical about Europe but not dogmatically opposed to all its doings, and capable of producing bolder ideas than Labour has come up with for extending consumer choice in public services.
Outsiders can do much more to help it along, especially now that America has stopped insisting dogmatically that it is not in the business of "nation-building .Pay up, or watch this state fail againation-building .Payst requprement.
From this perspective, Heritage appears to have been so successful at exerting influence on the substance of Republican Party politics that it has become impossible to distinguish between the general stance of a dogmatically partisan conservative politician, such as Mr DeMint, and the general stance of the Heritage Foundation.
They accepted the government's case for a fiscal stimulus (which the Tories dogmatically opposed), while doubting the specific form it took (a VAT cut).
But Frank-Walter Steinmeier, an SPD leader who was Mr Schröder's chief of staff, says he would do it again: "If we had dogmatically stuck to the Maastricht rules, we wouldn't have had an Agenda and we would be in the lower rung of Europe's economies".The financial crisis prompted a more obvious whiff of Keynesian policies.
