In truth, a reporter had come to visit Dr. Person to chat about the soul-stirring party she will be giving at her Hamptons-area home on the Fourth of July.
But it is not just Mr. Renzi's youthful campaign style that is stirring up his party — and by extension, Italian politics.
Angering many in my own party, stirring the ire of many who voted for me, I have been willing to negotiate over $2 trillion in cuts to government programs that I and many working Americans know are vital.
2008: $0.62bn 2009 $0.91bn 2010 $1.47bn 2011 $2.1bn 2012 $2.7bn.7bn Wang Xueqi Born in 1946, Xueqi is a Hong Kong veteran with a taste for playing stirring roles in party-boosting historical dramas (2009's Bodyguards And Assassins, 2011's The Founding Of A Party).
During her campaign, Ms. Park and her party accused Mr. Moon and his opposition party of stirring up trouble when they first made accusations of illegal campaign activities by intelligence agents.
That, for a country striving to join mainstream Europe, is reckoned a stirring success.The party led by Vladimir Meciar, the strongman who woefully misruled Slovakia from 1993 until 1998, came top in a general election for the fourth time in a row since Slovaks and Czechs divorced nine years ago, but he has again been kept out of power because no other party has any wish to team up with his.
The campaign contortions the parties must go through are stirring calls for change from party officials who believe the limits are helping spur the growth of more anonymous money in campaigns, and from watchdogs who want to encourage more accountability and citizen involvement.
Whether the unrest Ms. Banarjee is stirring in her own party and among the educated middle-class and intellectuals will actually translate into a comeback for the Communist party is unclear.
A bunch of angry, scared party loyalists stirring up trouble like an old man shouting, "What's happened to my television?" at the computer you've bought him.
As most Democrats rally around Hillary Clinton, the lingering "Bernie or Bust" movement is stirring frustration at the party's convention among delegates of color, who say they're upset at the refusal of the Vermont senator's most fervent backers to fall in line.
Chris Roberts, the BNP's eastern regional spokesman, said it was too early to say how the proposed rule change would affect its membership, and accused mainstream political parties of stirring up trouble.
