Moczar's "Partisan" faction promulgated an ideology that has been described as an "eerie reincarnation" of the views of the pre-World War II National Democracy Party, and even at times exploiting Żydokomuna sentiment.
As the interior minister Mieczysław Moczar's nationalist "Partisan" faction became increasingly influential in the communist party, infighting within the Polish communist party led one faction to again make scapegoats of the remaining Polish Jews, attempting to redirect public anger at them.
Seeing his homeland split into partisan factions, Rosas sought to ensure a kind of peace by achieving the ultimate victory of one side.
In the absence of an impartial procedure for breaking this statistical dead heat, we are left with a scorched-earth struggle between partisan factions, each seeking to install the next president through the triumph of raw political power while cynically invoking "the rule of law" and "the will of the people".
The breakdown of government is not due to the failure of public policy or the conflicting policies of partisan factions in the body politic.
Interpretations of Magna Carta and the role of the rebel barons in 1215 have been significantly revised: although the charter's symbolic, constitutional value for later generations is unquestionable, in the context of John's reign most historians now consider it a failed peace agreement between "partisan" factions.
They never endorsed political candidates or informally pledged loyalty to any partisan or ideological faction, and they were unapologetic about organizing through religious congregations and embracing elements of social conservatism.
As lawmakers meet with voters back home in their districts, the message is often not "Can't we all just get along?" but rather a push to get back into the ring and fight harder, as they face the most partisan and intransigent factions of both parties.
Within the Party, the Minister of the Interior Mieczysław Moczar and his nationalist-communist faction, "the Partisans" (and the much broader system of political clientele known as Moczarowcy), were looking for an opportunity to assert their dominance.
One official said it was "a wake-up call" to find evidence, after the attack on the forward operating base, that the fighters were partisans from three factions with long histories of feuding: the Quetta Shura Taliban of Mullah Muhammad Omar; the network commanded by the Haqqani family; and fighters loyal to the Hekmatyar clan.
In Vindication, Dr. Sharp portrayed the killing as a political assassination: he named Patrick Darby, a partisan of the Anti-Relief faction, as co-conspirator with Beauchamp, an Anti-Relief stalwart.
