Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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... term singularly appropriate to describe the policies of Taft . Since then the term has been used to designate any extremely conservative wing of a party , or any member of a party who refuses to budge , who " stands pat " on any given ...
... term singularly appropriate to describe the policies of Taft . Since then the term has been used to designate any extremely conservative wing of a party , or any member of a party who refuses to budge , who " stands pat " on any given ...
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... term " ring " now connotes corruption . " Opportunists " The terms " opportunists " and " irreconcilables " are fre- quently used to describe parties and individual party members . The former term describes those willing to adopt a ...
... term " ring " now connotes corruption . " Opportunists " The terms " opportunists " and " irreconcilables " are fre- quently used to describe parties and individual party members . The former term describes those willing to adopt a ...
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... term , the chairman is the campaign manager of the presidential aspirant , and , if successful , the patronage dispenser after the election . Usually he serves but one term , although Senator Jones of Arkansas managed Bryan's campaigns ...
... term , the chairman is the campaign manager of the presidential aspirant , and , if successful , the patronage dispenser after the election . Usually he serves but one term , although Senator Jones of Arkansas managed Bryan's campaigns ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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