Right across the Continent a delayed political reaction to the financial crisis is taking place: voters, exasperated with political correctness and economic orthodoxy are abandoning entrenched, established parties.
But they will lose the argument if they fall back, as arts campaigners are doing, on quantifiable popularity, on jargon, special pleading, job protection, "economic return" and political correctness.
These initiatives are not motivated by softhearted political correctness but by hard-headed economic logic.
In Portugal too, economic expediency has taken precedence over political correctness.
Unkindly nicknamed "Hattie Harperson" for her political correctness, she has often championed a cultural rather than economic leftism associated with the bolshier London boroughs in the 1980s.
Part of a regional trend, Growlers — owned by Ciaran Cullen, the chef, Eric Lorberfeld and Jamie Villarie — joins a new breed of pubs and taverns responding to economic uncertainty with affordable food and drink that nonetheless satisfy requirements for artisanal correctness.
There is a good reason, wholly unrelated to political correctness, that the business community has not rallied around Mr. Trump's economic plans.
This fact reconfirms the correctness of the triple bottom line concept - environmental safety, social responsibility, and economic effectiveness play equally important roles.
The political crises of that remote kingdom repeatedly offered him opportunities to prove the correctness of his judgment and the promptness of his action, especially in military and economic affairs.
I will thoroughly disavow liberalism and declare that "political correctness" is the greatest known threat to mankind, far more menacing and urgent than climate change, economic collapse and ideologically driven violence.
