Principled legal arguments can sail against political winds, but the barely-veiled politics practiced by the federal bench's ACA rejectionists can't and won't.
cannot be held accountable for the politics practiced in Turkey.
"It does not serve our country to have the kind of politics practiced that we saw today on the floor of the House," Mr. Hoyer said.
Bertie Ahern, 50, may not be the type to send pulses racing elsewhere, but he has proven to be irresistible in the personality-driven, doorstep politics practiced in Ireland.
To the director, the drama is determined by the "human politics" practiced by its archetypal characters, whose struggles over issues of "love, courage, loyalty and betrayal" are a reflection of "the human condition and its moral dilemmas".
Mr. Gelbard's brash manner has clashed sharply with the typically calm, nonconfrontational style politics practiced by the Javanese who dominate the higher ranks of the Indonesian government and Parliament.
With its cowboys and its oil wells, Alberta is Canada's Texas, and the brand of politics practiced out there is as far removed from the genteel tones of Ontario and Quebec politics as a Dallas N.R.A. meeting is from a Boston Rotary Club luncheon.
Mr. Sarkozy was hurt by a bad showing in regional elections, and while Mr. de Villepin said he was "uneasy with the politics practiced today by the majority," he is considered more of a spoiler for Mr. Sarkozy than a real challenger.
This no-nonsense, former two-term governor has repeatedly expressed frustration over Capitol Hill's inability to overcome the petty partisan politics practiced by Senator Tom Daschle Democrat-South Dakotaa) et al. Early on in the Bush presidency, Miller supported the President's tax cut package, recognizing before most of his colleagues that the economy was faltering.
Some have argued that the centrist "third way" politics practiced by you, former U.S. President Bill Clinton and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair failed because of its blind spot on financial deregulation.
The articles that appear on these websites are contemporary versions of what historian Richard Hofstadter called, in a famous 1964 essay, the "paranoid style" of American politics practiced by extreme conservatives.
