It may be a way to help avoid real
class warfare as well as a way to partially solve our financial difficulties.
The
class warfare that is still being raged in some areas belongs to past generations.
I did not encounter the kind of
class warfare in dental treatment to which Coun Alden referred in her allegation that surgeries in Harborne assume residents have 'the money to pay for private treatment'.
BOROSAGE ["
Class Warfare, Bush-Style," March] really gets it.
DeLay's demented attack on "corporate kingpins" -- an expression suggesting that corporations are somehow innately criminal -- unmistakably borrowed from the Marxist
class warfare lexicon.
But such inept
class warfare obscured the fallacies inherent in the CBO's 10-year budget estimates.
By 1877, desperation was widespread, and railroad workers went out on strike all over the country, in one of the most violent episodes of
class warfare in American history: 100,000 workers were on strike, 1,000 went to prison, the death toll reached 100, the cities of Chicago and St.
Namely, campaign finance limits will be proposed again following any repeal and will again have irresistible
class warfare appeal, whereas it will be impossible to eliminate the Internet disclosure requirement.
In 1511, the urgent military crisis of Venice helped push vendetta over a catastrophic brink into
class warfare.
Mr Kirkham should not allow his genuine concern for the homeless to develop into a sort of
class warfare against the many hard-working people of the old Royal Borough of Sutton because, by antagonising them, he will put back the cause of comprehensive housing - which he presumably supports - by at least a decade.
First, her videotaped rant at a Boston-area fundraiser about how the rich don't make it on their own went viral, causing many to accuse her of engaging in
class warfare. Then she talked - jokingly, she claimed, but not everyone got the joke - about courting the "hick" vote.
Janet Bell-Irving, who had travelled from Dumfriesshire with her son to see the meet, felt the ban was
class warfare.
While a politician playing the "
class warfare" card is nothing novel, Rep.
Bush (who has raised $177 million) accused Al Gore (who has raised only $126 million) of appealing to "
class warfare." It recalled the 1988 election when Bush's father (is this a genetic disorder?) accused candidate Michael Dukakis of instigating class antagonism.
It is difficult for a liberal to raise concerns about irresponsible corporations without being accused of
class warfare. The Wall Street Journal recently ridiculed Al Gore for "schlock populism" and cynical "business-bashing."