Sentence examples for irrational election from inspiring English sources

The continual suppression of the connection between public will and public policy for years on end created an outcome that while not predictable, was always a possibility: the irrational election of a demagogue that opportunistically took advantage of — yes, racism lying in wait, but also — frustration with a dysfunctional, unresponsive system of civics.

I cry when under the influence of narcotics, have irrational panic attacks over election results, and urinate in inappropriate places.

I realized that I needed to send Governor Palin this memo when I heard the irrational comments in the election story caught by Casey Kaufmann on the Al-Jazeera news network.

In part because lawmakers have been all too willing to heed irrational fears (particularly with an election looming), anxieties are mounting.

No, those troops are being sent to gin up your irrational fear before the midterm elections because Trump is convinced the best way to motivate his base is to turn vulnerable brown and dark-skinned people into the perpetual boogeyman.

He engineered election victories based on irrational fears and fascistic tactics.

For all the illusion that politics is irrational blood sport, arguably every New York mayoral election over the last century was won by a candidate who offered a clear alternative to his predecessor.

America's criminal justice policy reflects irrational fears stoked by politicians seeking to win election.

We are totally irrational when we vote in the Islamic Republic's elections, according to my Western friends.

The kind of fraud the Indiana Legislature was attempting to prevent involves an exceedingly irrational way to attempt to influence the outcome of an election.

Netanyahu won the election because he succeeded in stoking a deep and irrational fear of the left.