Sentence examples similar to right wing interest from inspiring English sources

Certainly, no one has been less "stifled" in his dealings with corporations and right wing interests than Innis -- a logical mentor for "The Pizza Guy".

Also, it suggests that the governor is not his own man, that he is beholden to powerful right-wing interest groups.

Hamish Marshall links to right-wing interest groups go far back, and go beyond his tenure at the Rebel.

Right-wing interest groups like ALEC and Republican politicians like Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker have long framed their dismantling of collective bargaining as a matter of fairness or budget issues.

WASHINGTON -- House Republican leaders told right-wing interest groups to shove it Thursday and passed a budget compromise that provides a partial break from across-the-board cuts as well as relief for doctors paid by Medicare.

Zucker called the ad "misleading" and said the award given to Mandel by United Conservatives of Ohio is a "meaningless award" from a "practically defunct right-wing interest group".

Despite almost $2.2 million in spending by right-wing interest groups in support of Prosser, voters outraged by Governor Scott Walker's recent assaults on workers' rights came out in far greater numbers than expected to oppose the pro-Walker candidate.

Most of this speculation has so far centered around the possibilities of McCain giving the nod to one of his primary opponents (Huckabee or Romney), in order to shore up his support among this GOP faction, or that right-wing interest group.

Statements by many Republican Senators and right-wing interest groups make their intent clear: to keep the seat vacant in the hope that a Republican President is elected and will appoint someone like Scalia to preserve the current usual 5-4 farightht majority on the Court.

Older generations of the Chandler family used it as a mouthpiece for their largely right-wing interests.

In Iowa, three Supreme Court justices on the November ballot are the targets of a well-financed campaign by right-wing interests for voting in a case to allow same-sex marriage.