Sentence examples similar to partisan right from inspiring English sources

Since then, he has been continually at odds with his party, while striving to please a harshly partisan right-wing press.

Ecuador, with a democratic left government, is facing the same challenge faced by all of the left-of-centre governments in the region: the private media is dominated by heavily monopolised, often politically partisan, right-wing forces opposed to the progressive economic and social reforms that electorates voted for.

It's a new way of talking about this" issue of climate denial in U.S. politics, Treichel added.] But is it accomplishing anything other than energizing partisans (right and left) and further alienating disengaged citizens who might otherwise be allies (and providing big checks to the public-relations hot shots who made it)?

So I asked him, 'Would you support Kerry?' " In his reply, Winthrop's target wrote, "I was one of Bush's top five supporters financially approaching seven figures — not only could he care less, he has embarked on this partisan Christian Right Crusade..

So I asked him, 'Would you support Kerry?' " In his reply, Winthrop's target wrote, "I was one of Bush's top five supporters financially approaching seven figures — not only could he care less, he has embarked on this partisan Christian Right Crusade...

But at least the food supply isn't threatened by partisan squabbling, right?

Sounds like just the kind of magisterial compromise guaranteed to restore America's faith in the Law and heal our festering partisan wounds, right?

The frenzy against the Occupy Wall Street movement from the partisan Republican right and certain Tea Party voices occurs because the protesters are calling their bluff and forcing them to defend not capitalism, but corruptions that are widely despised, which are neither patriotic nor capitalist.

"If it becomes more partisan and right-versus-left, we could see support drop from Americans on the right".

Partisans of Right and Left scoff at claims of journalistic fairness.

If the economy recovers and Obama presides over robust growth in a second term, the more partisan and right-wing case against the Democrats will likely be defanged, much as it was in 2000, when Bush felt the need to fashion his compassionate conservatism in response to Clintonism's success.