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Radical Democratic presidents like Woodrow Wilson have seen their foreign policies reined in by Republican Congresses.
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For his followers, 1973 seemed to confirm that in Latin America it was impossible to achieve radical change by democratic means.
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His father was, Harold Ford, Senior, was a far more, shall we say, radical as far as a Democratic politics.
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Radical groups like the National Democratic Party (NPD), which the German federal government has unsuccessfully tried to ban, have gained a platform, especially in eastern regions, in recent years, Rodig said.
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This represents quite a radical step for a social-democratic country that believes the proper role of government is to protect the unemployed from their plight, not prod them out of it.
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But even to talk of such things marks a radical change of direction for a Social Democratic government.
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Rejection of Obamacare would likely lead to support for more radical policies among the liberal base and Democratic officeholders.
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Democratic reforms: Economic success requires more than radical economic reform.
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"A social experiment as radical as same-sex marriage should not be attempted without democratic consensus, " he wrote.
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The new mayor of Milan, Giuliano Pisapia, was not the choice of Italy's biggest opposition group, the centre-left Democratic Party, but of the smaller and more radical Left, Ecology and Freedom movement, led by the governor of Puglia, Nichi Vendola.
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Radical commentators like Moshe Negbi and Dana Weiss have attacked as anti-democratic all politicians and legal experts who criticize the Court's runaway judicial activism.
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