Calling the nation a democracy was not "politically neutral and accurate," he said.
These tags are politically incorrect (and accurate) enough to suggest that "Mean Girls" has a truer and more piercing aim than most teen comedies, and, indeed, it was kicked into life by some of the total geriatrics from "Saturday Night Live".
It is clear from the early examples of BREXIT in examples (2) to (6) below that the context of situation of the blend is the membership status of the United Kingdom, which is commonly referred to as Britain even if this is not politically or geographically accurate.
Instead, what Allison said was both accurate and politically, and economically, necessary.
His successor, another first-rate economist, Greg Mankiw, was frozen out after he made accurate if politically unfortunate comments about the benefits of outsourcing.Mr Mankiw's successor, at least for the next few months, is Harvey Rosen, an acknowledged public-finance expert, but not known to be close to Mr Bush.
The closest antecedents to Ceiling/ Sky are probably Kurt Weill's theatre pieces like Mahagonny and Happy End, but there's no satirical edge to Adams's piece; June Jordan's text is more concerned with being sociologically accurate than politically acute.
But there are many people who will think that while Trump's comments may be offensive, they're also accurate -- just politically incorrect.
The council's spokesman, Ibrahim Hooper, said, "I see it as an accurate poll of politically engaged Muslims in America".
Rather than see the Affordable Care Act as a big federal take-over of healthcare, as it has been politically attacked, it is more accurate to understand the law as a framework for states, local communities, health care providers, businesses and ordinary citizens to tackle the urgent task of fixing the American healthcare system.
Some readers may not find this blog politically correct, but it is historically accurate.
