The transparent and obvious goal was to use deficit fears to impose a vision of small government and low taxes, especially on the wealthy.
Yet it is right to see him not as an outsider trying to impose a vision on Persia but rather as an insider who consciously created a public image of Persia out of his own sense of beauty and belonging.
"He tried to impose a vision but never seemed to be completely clear what that vision should be," Ferdinand said in an extract from his autobiography #2Sides, which is being serialised in The Sun ."Unintentionally, he created a negative vibe where, with Fergie, it had always been positive.
It is Marxist reasoning, and imposes a vision of historical necessity upon its time".
He towered over the last 40 years of the 20th century in television, imposing a personal vision on the coverage of live events that set the industry standard, first in sports and then in news.
Instead of focusing on the urgent problems of a shattered economy and society, which would soon descend into a murderous civil war, those Bush appointees were obsessed with imposing a conservative ideological vision.
A12 Kerry Denounces Bush Formally declaring his candidacy for the presidential nominations, Senator John Kerry portrayed his White House campaign as a mission of courage, and berated President Bush as imposing a "radical new vision of a government" that he said favored the wealthy.
Wrapping himself in the imagery of military service and the Vietnam War, Senator John Kerry portrayed his White House campaign today as a mission "of courage" and berated President Bush as imposing a "radical new vision of a government" that he said favored the wealthy.
It is really an attempt to impose a radical vision on our country.
