Sentence examples for professional conservatives from inspiring English sources
Conservative professionals and professional conservatives have had it down for years.
Many professional conservatives do not regard Mike Huckabee or John McCain as true conservatives.
Most professional conservatives are lifelong Washingtonians who live comfortably as organization heads, lobbyists and publicists.
In any case, except for a few outliers whose conservatism is imported from Britain or continental Europe, we have no professional conservatives.
About 20 people attended, representing professional conservative activists, GOP volunteers and militia types.
Their cause was seized upon by an Indianapolis millionaire and a professional conservative spokesman from Washington, who put up the money to get the measure on the ballot and advertise it on the air.
Republicans need a "Sarah Palin with brains," jokes Feehery of the former Republican vice-presidential candidate, who later resigned as governor of Alaska for a career as a professional conservative figurehead and speechmaker.
Stephen A. Schwarzman, chairman of the Blackstone Group, in which the China Investment Corporation, a state agency that recycles some of China's surplus cash, holds a stake, is mildly amused that the pools of international capital he has known for 20 years as a professional, conservative, long-term investment source have been relabeled sovereign wealth funds and are suddenly viewed as a threat.
As Stephen A. Schwarzman, chairman of the Blackstone Group, in which CIC holds a stake, said last month at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, the pools of international capital he has known for 20 years as a professional, conservative, long-term investment source have been relabeled sovereign wealth funds and are suddenly viewed as a threat.
Other bills would protect wedding vendors, judges in their capacity as marriage officiants, and medical professionals with conservative religious beliefs who don't want to serve LGBTQ people.
The Charles Koch Institute has an "associates program" that places young professionals in conservative think tanks and pays an average of $41,000 per year.
