In a press conference punctuated by the occasional plane landing at Sydney airport ("you get used to it," Casey says), Di Natale and Casey set out the Greens case as the party of difference – climate change and asylum seeker policies featured strongly in their pitch to voters.
Two parties, a chasm of differences separating them, but fused together whether they like it or not.
On the other hand, if Netanyahu ends up in a governing coalition with the far-right Yisrael Beiteinu party of Avigdor Lieberman, differences with the Obama administration could sharpen.
But, the authors guessed, that would only work if the employees actually enjoyed being brought together; those who ended up standing on the side at the party would be reminded of differences between them and their colleagues and would be less likely to take pleasure in integration behaviours.
The coalition agreement, which specifically sought to address the issue of party differences on higher education, creaked, groaned (very loudly) and didn't deliver what was intended.
The blurring of party differences in the state and nation -- like George E. Pataki's leftward shift and Bill Clinton's move to the center -- - have rendered labels less meaningful, Mr. Israel said.
In spite of party line differences, we firmly believe that if more of today's seniors understood what the Ryan Plan could have meant to them and their quality of life rather than in the abstract of what it might mean to others in the future, they would have a different perspective on what should be done to "save" Medicare.
Trump has frequently lashed out at the House and the Senate, not to mention his own party, over differences of opinion and his frustration with politics.
There is little sign of differences emerging among party leaders.
But now that Mr. Bush fully revealed himself in his recent press conference to be, as Mr. Nader puts it, a "messianic militarist," surely even Mr. Nader would agree that we can add the president's worldview to the list of differences between the parties.
