To assume it's mere PR, as the Democratic leadership does, is to miss the ideological fervor of the conservatives--they want to "change history" and reshape the country's consciousness.
Just so nobody missed the ideological stakes at the heart of this legal argument, Justice Anthony Kennedy argued that workers who favor shrinking the size of government would have their First Amendment rights trampled if the union argued to expand the workforce.
A range of experts, including the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke; former Treasury officials from both political parties; and economists from across the ideological spectrum, warn that missing payments would be catastrophic.
"The Big Short" is not exactly ideological: one thing that's missing is a villain.
Eddie Miles, the store manager, said dozens of people had complained about the missing sauce, but only a few on ideological grounds.
But for Moffitt, trying to box him into a particular ideological position misses what has made him effective.
Still, the idea that Washington gridlock is an outgrowth of rank partisanship and ideological entrenchment misses a more compelling explanation of our political stasis: gridlock, legislative threats and fear help prime the donation pump.
There's something missing from contemporary liberalism, and it went unmentioned in Jonathan Alter's essay ("The Ideological Divide," Oct. 24): the presence of socialist public intellectuals like Eugene V. Debs, Norman Thomas and Michael Harrington.
Missing from Watts' analysis is any discussion of power - or what some would call ideological hegemony.
Snyder himself dismissed ideological readings, suggesting that reviewers who critique "a graphic novel movie about a bunch of guys...stomping the snot out of each other" using words like "'neocon,'homophobicic,'homoeroticic' or 'racist'" are "missing the point".
