politic

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• Pelosi, for her part, flatly denies that politics has anything to do with her negotiating tactics.

• This time, politics podcast host and producer Galen Druke asks if this could be the year Democrats win Texas for the first time since 1976.

• It is, Smith argues, a folk concept, combining politics with essentialist folk biology.

• The same thing is true in politics, and I’ve always evaluated my workplace not by what they say but by who is doing the most talking.

• Facebook’s newly announced rules only apply to new ads about “social issues, elections or politics.”

• As Reagan injected the toxicity of racial division into the American body politic, Jackson spoke about “coming up together”.

• Negotiation and compromise are the lifeblood of democracy, not poison to the body politic.

• A divisive selfishness had emerged in the late 1960s that had begun to dominate the body politic.

• Our nation may have healed, but there are still exposed nerves that, when touched, cause trauma to the body politic.

• Government activism on behalf of the common man was an unforgivable sin to be extirpated from the body politic.

• He had tried to soften his reply, but not being politic or tactful had succeeded only in expressing himself more brusquely.

• He was a politic monarch, the patron of men of letters, and an excellent author himself.