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This visit yielded another appeal not to rush Nato enlargement.
So I appeal to all of you working for newspapers, radio, and television stations outside the United States: it is to you that we – including those of us in America – must look to discover what our own government is doing.
The current campaign shows that xenophobia and nostalgia for communism retain an alarmingly potent appeal.
Although large segments of the American population hated them, FDR and Reagan addressed the American people as a whole and tried to appeal to the center.
This populist appeal was effectively targeted, and he won the Electoral College, despite losing the popular vote by nearly three million votes.
But, as a device to communicate with his base and keep attention focused on himself, government by Twitter has allowed him to appeal over the heads of Congress and the press.
Investment banks are ranked on a variety of metrics, as are universities – from academic results to their prowess in environmental management, or their appeal to gay students.
Indeed, while the demands of millenarians can never be met, thus leaving repression as the only means to deal with them, nationalism may be (and often is) effectively addressed through political means: when the legitimate and more widely shared nationalist goals are met, the radical fringe often loses its wider appeal and withers away.
But at the heart of a Dera’s appeal is social and economic security, the ability to fulfill people’s basic needs.
For China, the appeal of working with Pakistan is heightened by its ability to treat the country as a client, rather than an actual partner.
On the contrary, any proper understanding of ideologies must reckon with their power to seduce and even genuinely convince people who care little about their emotional appeal – whether to pride or to hate – but who think they actually offer rational policy solutions.
The PiS jumped on the anticorruption bandwagon and strengthened its appeal by linking the fight against corruption to the vision of hidden forces supposedly perverting Polish society and democracy.
In this sense, monarchy is a little like Islam, or the Catholic Church: all believers are supposed to be equal in the eyes of God, or the Pope, or the Emperor – hence the appeal to the poor and the marginalized.
In Europe, the rise of political opposition to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the Brexit vote, and the growing appeal of nationalist parties on the right can all be attributed to real and imagined fears stemming from refugees.
But, even if the polls are accurate, his popularity is largely irrelevant: dictators do not rule through a social contract, and neither his position nor his legitimacy derives from popular appeal.
Such vagueness is helpful, if one wants to appeal to as many citizens as possible; but it can also cloud one’s thinking when weighing how best to achieve concrete goals.
Rawls, King, and other defenders of civil disobedience took it for granted that the message – an appeal to principles of justice – would reach a majority of citizens undistorted.
Trump’s business background and “outsider” status helped him to appeal to the newly dispossessed.
Building the needed support for a new social contract will require an appeal to fairness, not just to fiscal rectitude.
In a noisy and rough campaign – one that has already divided the Conservatives and contributed to the unease within Labour over the party’s leadership – the appeal of such simplistic arguments is obvious.
With the inflow of cheap money, public spending rises, and politicians thrive on distributing subsidies and preserving inefficient jobs to broaden their electoral appeal.
Why Governments Should Invest in SportsWASHINGTON, DC – As the World Cup unfolds, captivating soccer fans around the globe, the broad appeal of high-level sports is on full display.
Then again, many of his proposals are not policies designed to be implemented, but slogans crafted to appeal to an insular populist mood among a segment of the population.
A government pursuing a reform agenda should, under these circumstances, make the public aware of the emergency conditions and appeal to the responsibility of the opposition.
Yet even service establishments that rely on “curb appeal” to attract customers may soon find their days numbered.
Some – indeed many – will never support him; but it is his job, as president, to reach out to all and appeal to the country’s shared values.
Populists derive their appeal from one or the other of these cleavages.
The appeal of populists is that they give voice to the anger of the excluded.
Some of us recall the appeal of that project very well.
As Macron himself surely understands, the EU’s long-term viability requires that the “European project” appeal to its citizens more than its leadership.
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