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Mark Green won endorsements yesterday from black ministers and a group of Hasidic Jews as he hop-scotched around Manhattan in what his advisers said was an attempt to demonstrate the ideological and ethnic breadth of his political support.
Even though a debate featuring third-party presidential candidates was supposed to highlight the breadth of ideological diversity in American politics, Larry King, the moderator, had to remind the four nominees that they had to actually disagree about something to issue a rebuttal.
While we'd seen a cross section of the ads before through prior releases from the committee, the breadth of ideological manipulation is on full display across the more than 3,500 newly released ads — and that doesn't even count still unreleased unpaid content that shared the same divisive aims.
Events like 9/11 and the Great Recession have persuaded partisans on both sides that a dramatic realignment is imminent; the breadth of the ideological divide has convinced them that it's necessary.
"The week's developments only confirmed the depth and breadth of the ideological chasm dividing the nation," they write.
But to submerge Bell's career into a generational or ideological subculture is to obscure the breadth of his ambition, which verged on the Faustian in its quest for totalizing knowledge.
Even those who have grown cynical over the Bush administration's relentless manipulation of scientific views to fit its political and ideological agenda must have been surprised at the sheer breadth of interference described by the former surgeon general, Dr. Richard Carmona.
