The phrase "most leftist" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a comparative or superlative adjective to describe someone or something that holds extremely liberal or progressive views. Example: "The new policy proposal received backlash from both moderate and conservative politicians, but was praised by the most leftist members of Congress."
Most leftist administrations are still holding on, but only just.
He supported gay rights and embraced most leftist causes, starting with the 1968 student protests in Mexico City's Tlatelolco Plaza.
21] as Amintore Fanfani formally agreed to head a government with Italy's most Leftist program in 15 years.
Yet both times, the department was tasked with "planning" the British economy: a task no modern British politician (even the most leftist Milibandite) wants to attempt.
Mr Renzi has overseen constitutional change that should make it easier to force through reforms, and promised a "revolution" to speed up justice and promote investment.Hollande's only hopeMr Valls has reshuffled his government to dump its most leftist anti-reformers.
He had spent part of his boyhood in Angola, and served three terms of duty there, and realised that Portugal's presence in southern Africa, in a reactionary alliance with apartheid South Africa and rebel Rhodesia, was blood down the drain.Melo Antunes's radicalism in Africa helped him to retain the confidence of the most leftist young officers.
In 2008, most leftists supported Barack Obama, but the president's centrist strategy and declining popularity have caused many to revert to their traditional cynicism toward anyone who occupies the White House.
Most leftists considered the integration model unhealthy, since it was based not on the ideals of peaceful Jewish-Arab coexistence but mostly on a desire to keep the Land of Israel whole and to promote the occupation.
On the other hand, most leftists didn't like the idea of signing a trade pact with the European Union.
Most leftists, he says, didn't like the idea of signing a trade pact with the European Union.
This is a choice between Mitt Romney and the most radical, leftist president in history".
