• Mr. Hagel's status as a martyr to a host of enemies neoconservative conspirators, right-wing Republican war mongers, the list is long has been building for a long while.

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  • Those denunciations were orchestrated by deep-pocketed left-wing anti-war activists, and by Democratic politicians who apparently march to the beat of the activists' drummers (and bankrollers).

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  • The current Japan Government is the most right wing government of Japan since World War II.

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  • In 2001, Phillips was the first network correspondent to gain exclusive access to CAG 9, the elite Navy air wing, in preparation for the war against the Taliban in Afghanistan.

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  • The president, also a Sinhalese nationalist, with a fervent following among the country's orange-robed right-wing Buddhist clergy, played the war's endgame with a callous disregard for Tamil lives.

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  • Up to this point, "Lions for Lambs" stands clearly enough as a left-wing assault on military adventurism and the war in Iraq.

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  • This is because it is a virtually unbroken record on votes that mattered (as opposed to his willingness to join virtually everyone else in supporting final passage of defense spending bills) reflecting a left-wing ideology at odds with sensible Cold War strategies.

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  • You want a more centrist Republican alternative, more or less exactly like the option that John McCain offered as a candidate during the 2008 presidential election, but which you, a self-styled centre-right newspaper, rejected in favour of Barack Obama, who thus far seems to be the most left-wing American president since the second world war.

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  • Democrats, trade unionists, anti-war protesters and the left-wing media in general had far too loud a voice, in his opinion.

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  • Two of the most impressive objects in the American wing are a carved wooden lion taken as a war prize from the legislative assembly in York (now Toronto), a building the Americans burned to the ground in April 1813.

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  • In particular he has very right-wing views on the history of Japan's aggression during World War II.

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  • He counts an additional 150, 000 murders by the right-wing Nationalists plus 20, 000 more after the civil war ended in 1939 and a further 50, 000 killings in areas held by Republicans.

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  • Economic and social progress in the Andean countries is hampered by various violent conflicts such as Colombia's civil war between the government and drug-financed left-wing guerrillas and right-wing paramilitaries.

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  • Mr Sanader would, however, like to avoid links with another right-wing party that, until recently, glorified Croatia's second world war fascist leaders.

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  • Thousands of people have been killed in Colombia, a country of nearly 40 million people, in 38 years of war between the leftist rebels and the government and right-wing paramilitaries.

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  • Kennan gave counsel to the Administration during the Korean War, and was instrumental in setting up the covert-operations wing of the Central Intelligence Agency.

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  • The immediate response to Afghanistan is clear, but then they press the events into a war that will redeem the promises or the expectations of the neoconservative wing.

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  • When Wilson writes an op-ed for the , in July, 2003, saying that President Bush misled the public about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and took the country into war on false grounds, Administration operatives go after them, right-wing media hacks denounce them, and their marriage almost falls apart.

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  • The reason, suspect conspiracy theorists, is old cold-war thinking: the United States is willing to tolerate drugs-running by right-wing groups, but not by leftists.

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  • John McCain, for instance, has used his position on the Senate Commerce Committee to wage war on Clear Channel, a company whose radio stations broadcast Rush Limbaugh, a right-wing talking head who has in the past lambasted Mr McCain.

    ECONOMIST: Politicians should be kept out of regulation

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