It talks up the economy, regularly demonises the United States and uses Orwellian newspeak to shape the debate about certain subjects ("party-state" is banned in public discourse in favour of "the political party in power").
Our current two-party tyranny makes a mockery of democracy, and is so corrupt as to demand a wholesale replacement of both parties with new parties and independents that are not subject to "party line" voting.
Wind farms have also been subject to party political contestation as the leader of Fianna Fáil, the main opposition party, has also adopted the storyline that the midlands' proposals were "scaring communities and causing division", claiming "a lack of transparency governing such developments, and no consultation with local communities"7.
All elements of the legal system police, prosecutors and courts—are subject to party control.
If there had been as few Communists as American movies on the subject contend, party meetings would have been deserted.
"It's not an issue which I believe should be the subject of party political point-scoring," the deputy prime minister said.
Even as they fire upon Ed for not being his brother, the pundits insist their real subject is party funding and who runs British politics.
In other words, if Reid was unwilling to force true filibusters on occasions when doing so could damage the Republicans, why on earth would he suddenly be willing to allow them now, and subject his party to the same risk?
FOR most people, the theory that a link between any two people on earth can be found through no more than six other people is little more than an amusing subject for party chat.
Raising the debt limit shouldn't be subject to party politics.
