Politicians tailor their views, votes, policies and actions to cater to the people who can elect or un-elect them.
Given these votes, policies, and positions, when has Clinton demonstrated herself to be a progressive?
Before the Voting Rights Act, when citizens felt their state had a discriminatory voting policy, they'd have to mount a long-ass legal battle that would take forever to make any impact on their lives.
Like Spanish prime minister José Luis Zapatero's tell-you-what-let's-buy-their-votes policy of giving everyone 400, his vow to plant 50 million trees, or opposition leader Mariano Rajoy's go-one-zero-better promise to plant 500 million of them - at 14,270 an hour, every hour, for four years.
Try it yourself and replace Axcelis in the above paragraph with Yahoo or another company with a similar voting policy.
Rabbi Eli Cohen, the council's executive director, said the entire structure of the council was being reconsidered, with the voting policy "definitely in the mix of issues".
How is taxing hedge funds, mansions and tobacco giants to protect the NHS, used by the vast majority, a core vote policy exactly?
They are member-owned with an open and voluntary membership and are member-led with a one-member, one-vote policy.
Marc D. Stern, the associate general counsel at the American Jewish Committee, said it was not at all clear whether the voting policy was unconstitutional, and that the only way to find out would be to litigate it.
Next year, trustees will be obliged to say whether they have a voting policy on pay which may at least make some trustees wonder whether they ought to have one.
He is critical of the U.N., because it is inefficient and to some degree unrealistic; the one nation, one vote policy doesn't reflect either population or power as it exists today.
