It opens the door to foreign influence and corruption, which finds a facilitated access to the government itself through the channels of party passions".
Now, some of you are perfectly content with microbrews and box wine, nachos and pickled pork, but Dame Curtsey is here to guide our party passions.
The first-term Colorado governor enjoyed transcendent popularity in this purple state as he lightly wore his partisanship, pleasing businesses, riling environmentalists and generally avoiding the combustible issues that inflame party passions.
Democrats say they are fortunate that it is party members' passion for their respective candidates that divides Clinton and Obama supporters, and not ideological differences over the party's direction.
The show, with Mr. Greene acting as singer and cheerleader, was more reminiscent of the chipper electro-rock party band Passion Pit, or the disco revivalist orchestra Escort; at least one man in the back of the room was moved by the music to grab at his date's breasts frequently throughout the night.
That same year, with two of her daughters, she attended a gathering sponsored by a local representative of Fun Parties, a forerunner of Passion Parties, and purchased $180 worth of products.
Moreover, the tea party movement has passion.
Sycophancy is said to be the party's reigning passion, diktat its chief means of making decisions.
Cheng Chung-tai, a 33-year-old academic from the Civic Passion party, was also elected.
Though he loved the Labour party with great passion, he was not in any real sense politically tribal.
Gordon Brown, pointing to Labour's commitment to seeing the minimum wage rise with earnings, responded in the Guardian this week: "I know in my bones that Labour is the only party with a passion to eradicate poverty".
