Sentence examples for partisan message from inspiring English sources

Then, it pivots into a hard partisan message about voting against Trump, which led to an even worse response video from conservatives that got less than half a million views compared to the original, which was seen 7.5m times.

He wanted to reassure d.j.s that no partisan message was intended ("It's the same song if it's President Colin Powell," he says), and to hear them out; some told him, and their listeners, about their own experiences of race in America.

Most of the longer-shot candidates have no strong ties to the party, and since they are focusing on the primaries rather than the general election, they can be less inhibited in presenting a hard-edged partisan message that appeals to many primary voters.

This past Monday, he presented a standard partisan message befitting any Democratic politician of modern times.

Scheer got ratio'd pretty hard after posting the video on Twitter; people took issue with his partisan message at Christmas, and even more so, the shitty production value of this video.

For the most part, the conference steered clear of overtly partisan messages.

The National Republican Congressional Committee deploys similar partisan messaging to help raise money online, although its numbers lag those of the Democrats.

I hope the President can stop his partisan messaging, and begin to seriously work with Congress to address the issues facing working middle class Americans who are struggling to make ends meet in this economy.

Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn)., who recently resigned from leadership so he can spend more time on bipartisan legislating and less on partisan messaging, agreed with HuffPost that the automatic cuts were not necessarily automatic.

In the months leading up to the first round, radio and television were inundated with political spots — including both partisan messages urging voters to cast their ballots for a specific candidate and general calls on the people to vote — but this time the airwaves have been mostly quiet.

On the other hand, if economic growth is more sluggish than expected (meaning that the country would be on the verge of recession since current expectations are already low) the "post-partisan" message  might fall on deaf ears.