This documentary presents Stone as a man who happily embraces nefarious tactics for the pure sake of winning elections, ideologies be damned.
Blair, meanwhile, is about to see everything he worked for in the Labour party reversed, as the last shreds of his election-winning ideology fall before the Corbynista revolt.
"The election showed the ideology and mindset of the young people in this country has made a big leap.
The quoted paragraph distills this election well: no ideology, no larger-than-life leaders, no causes, no principles at stake.
Though Hamas has gained points by providing social services, and could do well in upcoming municipal and legislative elections, its religious ideology puts off many secular Palestinians.
Elections are meaningless; ideology is fungible and bows to political expediency and opportunism; political enemies are slandered, extorted, or murdered outright; everyone has a secret sexual predilection; the government itself, as we imagine it, doesn't really exist.
With the advent of the Libertarian-oriented the Party, and the success of Tea Party- style Congressional candidates at the ballot box in the 2010 and 2012 mid-term elections, this Libertarian ideology is now competing to be the mainstream ideology of the GOP.
This election is not about ideology," Michael Dukakis declared in his acceptance speech at the 1988 Democratic Convention.
And if this year's election brings the wrong ideology to power, America's nascent recovery might well be snuffed out.
The governor of Massachusetts had a reputation for being a pragmatic liberal—"this election is not about ideology; its about competence," he told the Democratic convention.
