Progressive, perfectly timed, vibey, we know every track, we can't remember their names.
During the 2008 presidential campaign, Obama used framing perfectly and articulated the progressive moral system (empathy, individual and social responsibility, making oneself and the world better) as well as it has ever been done.
Jessica Post, executive director of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee ― the group in charge of electing Democrats at the statehouse level ― said Schachtner's win "perfectly encapsulates the local progressive movement" sweeping the country. .
But while nostalgia for a simpler time when the president wasn't coddling white supremacists or firing off unhinged tweets at 5 AM, and instead was passing modest but progressive laws is perfectly understandable, it's not a strategy.
Is progress necessarily progressive?
Muse, an English band, seeks to reconnect the art-rock of Radiohead with the melodrama and classical flourishes of progressive rock, a perfectly awful idea.
It is a progressive, congregational church perfectly at home in my ocean-blue hometown.
Grapevine noble rot, also called 'botrytization' or 'over maturation' of perfectly ripe berries, is a progressive process taking place at the end of the growing season, lasting 10 20 days and being restricted to particular 'terroirs' (i.e., particular combinations of pedo-climatic conditions) (Ribéreau-Gayon et al. 2006).
If they say they are progressive and are perfectly fine with counterplans go ahead.
Thank you, Paul Krugman, for so perfectly expressing the feelings of this progressive.
