The wedge did not work for single-issue xenophobes like Lou Barletta, the mayor of Hazleton, Pa., or the former Arizona Congressman J. D. Hayworth.
(In 2004, the issue dangled at a comparatively vital 14% for single-issue voters, while 44% voters said the issue was "very important" in influencing their decision along with other issues).
Young people with activist inclinations may mistakenly believe "that, conventional avenues of change being hopelessly clogged, they should forsake political organization for single-issue, non-governmental groups unsullied by compromise".
And foolish, too, to deny that across Europe these elections will be a major opportunity for single-issue and extremist parties – not always the same thing –to make a play for the support of insecure, disillusioned and plain angry voters in the 28 member states.
The real difference between them and us is that we have fifty-one governments (the states plus the feds) that have the right to decide for themselves about capital punishment, and each of those governments consists of independently elected executive and legislative branches an arrangement that leaves plenty of scope for single-issue, hot-button politics.
We demonstrate how existing procedures that are specifically developed for single-issue decisions will generally fail to generate Pareto optimal agreements when applied to multiple issues.
What prevents us from leaping away from our passion for single-issue and fit those issues in our holistic aspirations for our humanity and Earth?
Now, Issuu is enabling digital sales, which means publishers can charge their readers for subscriptions and single issues.
LOVE is known for publishing a slew boundary-pushing covers for a single issue, like the mag did for its "Gorgeous Issue" back in October.
Mr. Horowitz sells single issues for $125 to $8,000.
