Sentence examples for nefarious politics from inspiring English sources
It is unlikely that any nefarious politics motivated the ECP's announcement.
You may remember that back in the '90s, the most nefarious influence in politics emanated from what was then called "soft money" — basically, unlimited contributions from rich people, corporations and labor unions to both major parties.
I may have been a cyclist for roughly 20 of my 31 years, but I've somehow managed to go all this time without being aware that I was pootling through a battlefield of bitter politics, nefarious law breaking and ugly tribalism.
The indicted former governor may symbolize supposedly nefarious "pay to play" politics.
The 60-vote requirement currently disabling the functioning of the Senate is a relatively recent development and a nefarious one in American politics.
Their nefarious rulers and eventful politics volunteer themselves for parody, yet the lurid reality often outpaces satire and renders invention superfluous.
It can be found in the lame narrative advanced by critics of Mr. Obama and his top aides, which portrays them as products of a nefarious, indigenous "Chicago way" of politics in which backstabbing is a fine art.
"It takes either a very sophisticated or very cynical person to decry the nefarious influence of money on politics and then turn around and write a check for $5 million to influence elections," he said.
Groups like Move to Amend, Public Citizen, People for the American Way, Free Speech for People and the Stamp Stampede have harnessed popular support to build the movement to amend the Constitution and stymie the nefarious influence of money in politics.
While bringing to light the nefarious actions of the NSA exposed the depth of partisan politics as well as the extent to which government officials value data over privacy, it also unveiled the fallacy of a popular political meme.
And it's no coincidence that conspiracy theories growing in popularity has happened alongside the continued exposure of nefarious goings-on in the mainstream media and throughout global politics.
