Sentence examples for liberal interests from inspiring English sources

He lost to President Jimmy Carter in the 1980 Democratic primaries, then returned to the Senate, immersed himself in legislative life and liberal interests.

But Mr. South expressed fury at members of the governor's own party who face little opposition in their districts and who, he said, paid no price for kowtowing to the state's liberal interests.

SCORECARD -- With this spot, the labor movement and liberal interests are putting Mr. Bush and other Republicans on notice that they will conduct an aggressive negative campaign on economic issues this fall.

"Senator Nelson may be one of those Democrats who is willing to think differently on taxes and represent the people of his state, and not special interests or liberal interests in Washington, D.C.," Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary, told reporters.

One reader in particular, Maureen Nicol, wrote from Wirral of her own housebound despair and suggested: "Perhaps housebound wives with liberal interests and a desire to remain individuals could form a national register, so that whenever one moves, one can contact like-minded friends".

Such choices, so soothing to Wall Street, will disappoint the same liberal interests who were shocked in the early days of the Clinton administration when the president famously opted to please the bond markets by attacking the deficit instead of sticking to all of his campaign promises.

Liberal interest groups were happy.

Liberal interest groups took control of Democratic economic policy.

Nancy Pelosi's Democrats are dominated by the most noxious liberal interest groups.

But I, for one, call on my fellow Democrats and liberal interest groups to back off.

On Tuesday, liberal interest groups planned to announce their opposition to Mr. Ashcroft's nomination.