There are sites like Factcheck.org and the well-known Politifact.com, but there are also partisan sources like the conservative watchdog group Accuracy In Media, and the liberal Fair.org which tend to affirm the point-of-view of their politics rather than remain neutral.
His Jesus was also a partisan of the poor, and the film, like all of the director's best work (and much of his worst), is unsparing in its implicit judgment of the corruption and cruelty of contemporary bourgeois civilization.
One is his '04 convention speech, which I think is fascinating because we remember it as "there is no red America and no blue America, but the United States of America," a conciliatory speech, but when you read the whole thing it was also a partisan critique of the Republicans who were dividing us.
One is his '04 convention speech, which I think is fascinating because we remember it as "there is no red America and no blue America, but the United States of America," a conciliatory speech, but when you read the whole thing, it was also a partisan critique of the Republicans who were dividing us.
Yes, Churchill provided the roar of Britain's wartime lion, but he was also a peacetime partisan who sent troops into Tonypandy, peddled imperial pipe-dreams about India, and warned that mild-mannered Attlee would create "some form of Gestapo".
The British Sten gun, extremely simple and inexpensive yet very effective, was issued to paratroops and commandos beginning in 1941 and was also smuggled to partisans in Europe.
It was tolerated at first because he was also such a brilliant partisan, but now congress members mutter about the Speaker not being a "true revolutionary".
If King's support is to be expected – she voted Conservative previously – Johnson's ability to attract the less partisan was also evident.
The floor vote may have turned on Mr. Myers's suitability to be a fair federal judge, but the event was also shot through with partisan politics.
