In the last 18 months, Venezuela's poor, disillusioned by decades of corrupt and unresponsive government, have united around Mr. Chavez and his plan for a complete overhaul of society.
Most voters, accustomed to unresponsive government after decades of single-party rule, do not expect even most of these challenges to be addressed.
Residents of affected areas have been left to fend for themselves by an unresponsive government — often spending what little money they may have available for farm supplies on building materials instead.
The priesthood was a subsequent tweak, and the same goes for the all-male, celibate nature of the Roman Catholic clergy and the autocratic hierarchy that this clergy inhabits, an unresponsive government whose subjects — the laity — have limited say.
They far preferred Mr. Reid's Republican challenger, Sharron Angle, the Tea Party insurgent who apparently won their loyalty, talking darkly of frustrated voters weighing "Second Amendment remedies" to unresponsive government.
She campaigned for a halt to unresponsive government, high government costs and overdevelopment, winning 4,076 to 2,439.
In a tough economy, such moves draw less criticism -- and, indeed, appeal to Americans wary of a large, unresponsive government.
They encountered unresponsive government agencies and private organizations that provided inadequate information not the evidence-based data they were looking for.
Virtually all parties therefore had grievances, and by 1884 English settlers, Anglo-Métis and Métis communities were holding meetings and petitioning a largely unresponsive government for redress.
