Sentence examples for new partisans from inspiring English sources

His new partisans likely believe that Rubio's ethnic identity will neutralize his defection from immigration reform, and win Latino voters over.

In school, he edits the Columbia Journal of American Studies, and is a frequent contributor to the New Partisan, Publisher's Weekly and New York Press.

As McCarthy had been heard to denounce Stalinism at one party or another, she was invited to join the staff of the new Partisan Review.

But that limitation is widely ignored as new partisan groups register as nonprofits to offer secrecy to donors who finance their campaign activities.

In recent years, Walley's columns appeared on-line in Cosmik Debris and New Partisan and he guest lectured at Williams College.

Whether Mr. Trump was seeking to affect the Russia investigation will now become a subject of argument and a new partisan battle.

Ms. Jackson, the first African-American to head the E.P.A., brushed off that treatment as part of the territory and a reflection of the new partisan reality in Washington.

To compare apples to apples, much of the report concentrates on the performance of the 110th compared to the 104th as both terms mark the ascendancy of a new partisan majority and the establishment of divided government.

Political parties have long challenged voters with expired registrations, but the possible use of foreclosure lists to remove people from the rolls — though entirely legal — has become a new partisan flashpoint.

The angry Republican response, a day after the dramatic release of Bergdahl, who spent five years in captivity, signalled a new partisan battle in Washington despite relief at the soldier's release.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). on Wednesday called Trump's request for wall funding "eminently reasonable" and accused Democrats of contracting a "new partisan allergy" to border security.