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• 2008-10-30 Climate Science
  <p>For a variety of inter-related cultural, organizational, and political reasons, progress in [[climate science]] and the actual solution of scienti ...olitical agenda, as is the case with climate, then the politically desired position becomes a goal rather than a consequence of scientific research.</p>
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• Conservatism/nym
  Applying the root "conservative" to the political ideas actually represented by [[conservatism]] is a form of positive [[misr Someone who identifies as [[conservative]] is a [[conservatist]], and political viewpoints espoused by conservatists are [[conservatistic]].
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• Javiera Caballero
  * '''current position''': At-Large Council Member: * '''education''': [[Appalachian State University]], BS in Political Science (2000)
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• Talk:Separation of church and state
  ...ch and the free exercise of religion, no matter what job, position or even political office they hold. I've been in this position myself on a number of occasions.
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• Conservatism
  [[category:political philosophy]] [[Conservatism]] is a [[political identity]] whose adherents claim loyalty to a [[similarity cluster|loose co
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• Fallacy of moderation
  [[File:Negotiation-cartoon.jpg|thumb|A good moderate compromise position between Obama and the GOP would seem to be halfway between the two of them '''1.''' One side offers an absurdly unethical and pointless position.<br>
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• Competitive debate
  ...is a form of [[debate]] in which each participant has the goal that their position should prevail over all other positions. Most broadcast debates (especially televised political debates) tend to be competitive in nature, with the central issue typically
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• Liberal bias
  ...es'' &ndash; demonstrating "bias" against that supposedly-objective middle position. (Of course, they don't apply the same standards to their own beliefs, but ...s era is "you're going off-script" &ndash; you're not staying within the [[political narrative|narrative]] the counterfactualists are trying to establish.
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• Nextdoor
  ...p's content does have to remain civil and respectful. Insults, even toward political figures are not allowed anywhere on Nextdoor.}} ...ebate, as it is easier to get a post removed for being insulting towards a political figure than it is to [[address the content]] of that post.
  3 KB (439 words) - 21:05, 7 June 2022
• Special interest
  * that it has gained or used, or is attempting to gain or use, political power in some illegitimate way. ...give the appearance of agreement where none would exist had the speaker's position been expressed more clearly.
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• Issuepedia:Filing Room/to file/2008
  ...could attack targets in [[Pakistan]] without the country's permission -- a position that her running mate Sen. [[John McCain]] has called "naïve."&rdquo; ''Di ...sages and interact with one another." This seems related to my point about political/activism web sites basically setting the agenda ahead of time, rather than
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• 2022/11/10
  ...t?view=detail Ted Budd defeats Beasley, has yet to deny if he will use his position to give another $10,000,000 government handout to himself] ...ost interactions from top Facebook news and political pages}}, listed with political leaning for each post
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• Evisceration of meaning
  * "[[conservative]]" now refers to a political position that is wasteful and destructive
  2 KB (227 words) - 12:42, 5 March 2019
• Ann Coulter
  * "Liberals have a preternatural gift for striking a position on the side of treason." ...for anarchy and against civilization. The inevitable logic of the liberal position is to be for treason."
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• 2007-07-10 White House Is Accused of Putting Politics Over Science/text
  ...tried to weaken or suppress important [[public health]] reports because of political considerations. ..., [[sex education]], or prison, mental and global health issues because of political concerns. Top administration officials delayed for years and attempted to "
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• Social Darwinism
  [[category:political ideology]] ...by itself, is not an ideology (a position advocating action) but rather a position or [[belief]] about the nature of the universe. As such, it is neither [[go
  3 KB (461 words) - 19:30, 19 October 2022
• Sarah Palin
  ...itical right wing|right]] &ndash; a fact which has mystified many on the [[political left wing|left]] ===Political Career===
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• User:Woozle/Nextdoor/2021/10/02/1
  ...of refusing to think critically about one's positions. Any given political position is not necessarily one or the other; there can be both a conservoid take an For example: the overwhelmingly-dominant conservoid position on abortion is that it is bad and wrong and should never happen.
  5 KB (906 words) - 13:38, 4 October 2021
• Belief-clique/scientific
  ....g. people with science degrees employed to advocate a company's political position, politicians who use the fact of their past scientific training to boost th
  2 KB (289 words) - 13:33, 7 October 2020
• Conservatism/pos/claim
  ...ially the misuse of the word "conservative" when describing its associated political positions, also implies the following beliefs: ...than being spent on luxury or social posturing. Ideally, a "conservative" position would be to waits until there is an adequate positive balance in the till b
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