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Political Parties and Generations in Paraguay's Liberal Era, 1869-1940 by Paul H. Lewis, 1992-01-01 Political Parties and Ideologies in Canada: Liberals, conservatives, Socialists, by Various, 1974-01-01 Political Parties and Generations in Pataguay's Liberal Era 1869-1940 by Paul H. Lewis, 1993-01-01 Political Parties and Ideologies in Canada: Liberals, Conservatives, Socialists, Nationalists (Mcgraw-Hill Ryerson Series in Canadian Politics) by W. Christian, 1983 Why We're Liberals: A Handbook for Restoring America's Most Important Ideals by Eric Alterman, 2009-02-24 A Short History of the Liberal Party, 1900-92 by Chris Cook, 1993-04-20 The Liberal Political Tradition: Contemporary Reappraisals Liberalism at the Crossroads: An Introduction to Contemporary Liberal Political Theory and Its Critics by Christopher Wolfe, 2003-08-18 Politicians should mind their own business.(business people and political party leadership)(Brief Article): An article from: SaskBusiness by Paul Martin, 2001-08-01 The Liberal Party In South-West Britain Since 1918: Political Decline, Dormancy and Rebirth (South-West Studies) by Garry Tregidga, 2000-01-01 The Political Thought of the Liberals and Liberal Democrats since 1945 (Durham Modern Languages) Australian Liberals and the Moral Middle Class: From Alfred Deakin to John Howard by Judith Brett, 2003-11-10 Menzies' Child: The Liberal Party of Australia, 1944-1994 by Gerard Henderson, 1995-04 America at Risk: Threats to Liberal Self-Government in an Age of Uncertainty (Contemporary Political and Social Issues)

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81. Economist.com | Country Briefings: Canada
    This is because of the historical dominance of federal politics by two political parties, the liberals and the Progressive Conservatives.  
    http://www.economist.com/countries/Canada/profile.cfm?folder=Profile-Political F

82. News Politics Elections
    matter. This is far from the truth, Most political parties, particularly the Provincial liberals, in fact, do not want you to vote. .  
    http://www.turtleisland.org/news/news-politics3.htm
    
    Extractions: www.turtleisland.org It's that time of the year again. A time for growth! Blossoms sprout, birds sing their praises of a west coast spring and fish fantasies fill our minds. But something else has been nurtured in British Columbia this year. The growth of a new political movement. Considering BC's track record on spawning new parties you might not get excited. However, this one is different. For weeks Aboriginal leaders and community activists have been deep inside the world of political planning. On Vancouver Island, on the Mainland, in Prince George, Rupert, Kamloops, Kelowna and elsewhere they have had their heads together scheming - 'conspiring to succeed' is a favourite term I like to use. People of like minds getting together to create ways of succeeding in the best interests of their children, families and communities. Aboriginal sensitivities command a high profile as British Columbia prepares for a May 16th election. With the opposition Liberals leading in the polls, political polarization is very evident and BC's First Nations are at the forefront of the debate.

83. The Liberal Party Of The United States
    a private holding company whose management is dedicated to liberal political ideals. All funds received designated for the support of the Liberal party will be  
    http://www.thebird.org/liberal/
    
    Extractions: The Liberal Party of the United States The time has come for Liberals to stand together as a political force against the police state that the United States has become. The number of black pages on the internet is just an indication of those who are willing to ACT to make the Liberal voice heard, and the numbers who will SUPPORT our actions are far, far more. WE ARE FINALLY MAKING PROGRESS! Space has been donated to allow us to begin, at least, to setup the databases for party registrations. We do not have full telnet access at that location, but can upload cgi scripts that will automate registrations and database generations. The plan is to permit online registration of all who wish to be formally counted, with required info for submission of the petitions to the different states and territories to enable THE LIBERAL PARTY to be listed on their ballots. All information given by registrants will be given to the Departments of State in their home states and territories. Registrants will each have the option to permit or deny the publication of their names (addresses, contact info considered separately) on datalists for contact by Party activists. Those who wish to register just to create the Party, and do not wish to be bothered by activists, WILL NOT BE REVEALED to ANY except the STATE AGENCIES THAT REQUIRE THEIR INFO. Under no circumstances will registrants with the party be identified to other than the offices to which such release is voluntarily given, and all potential data managers will be legally sworn to confidentiality therefor.

84. Crikey - John Mangos And Political Fundraising
    his services to a political party fundraiser in an election year because it reduced the cost of the evening and put more money in the Liberal party bank account  
    http://www.crikey.com.au/politics/2004/05/04-0006.html
    
    Extractions: and John Mangos, Sky News The vexed issue of whether journalists should donate their services to political parties has emerged in recent subscriber-only sealed sections after it was revealed Sky News presenter John Mangos would be helping out with a big Liberal Party fundraiser. Find out what transpired and how the event turned out for Mangos below:

85. News Clips: End Of Cold War: U.S. Strategy(1990)
    political Parties. The mainstream conservative goal shared by mainstream liberals, with arguments about ways and means has been containment of communism.  
    http://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/clips/1990/XI2II.html
    
    Extractions: Foreign Policy News Clips: Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley Editor's Note I. Bush Administration III. The Search for the 'Vision Thing' IV. The Price of Leadership ... VI. Force Structures "We knew, we just knew, all America, that this day would come,' said President Bush on November 13 about the amazing events in Berlin. It's nice of him to include us all , but I certainly didn't know it would come. And if he knew, he kept it a surprise. "Conservative doctrine in America had been that it would never come. The mainstream conservative goal shared by mainstream liberals, with arguments about ways and means has been containment of communism. The extreme right position has been to roll back communism through military, but the conservative view (unlike that of the father of containment George Kennan) has never been that contained communism would collapse of its own internal contradictions. "Quite the opposite. The conservative view has been that communism would always rise above the contradictions."

86. Third Party & Independents:: The Politics Of Projection
    course, the same can be said of the liberals and progressives themselves from the tyranny of the twoparty system and the crude logic of a binary politics.  
    http://www.watchblog.com/thirdparty/archives/001157.html
    
    Extractions: In the tit-for-tat world of Republican-Democratic duopoly politics, "I know you are but what am I" is a revered comeback for beleaguered ideologues. Is there any hope for those of us more interested in principles and truth than in the trivialities of two-party politics? Democrats respond to the claim that John Kerry is a " flip-flopper " by itemizing the issues on which Bush has staked out territory on both sides of the fence. When the GOP criticized Kerry for voting against "vital weapons systems," Democrats/liberals pointed out that Cheney had cast similar votes when he was in the Congress. When Team Bush claims that Kerry wants to raise taxes, the "opposition" notes that Republican led state governments have been raising taxes for years. Etc. Does this pattern of allegation on the part of the Bush campaign indicate a conscious strategy, or is it rather an unconscious projection, a naive hypocrisy? Clearly, on the assumption that everyone hears the allegation but few catch the rebuttal, it could be worthwhile (though risky) to determine which criticisms would be most damaging to your own presidential bid, and then level them against your opponent before he can call you on them. But then again, perhaps this is just one more example of the Bush administration's ineptitude: it can't avoid getting caught in its own rhetorical traps. Whatever the case may be, political ping-pong has been virtually built into the presidential campaign at the tactical level.

87. Harold Macmillan - Political Parties: As Usual The Liberals Offer A Mixtu
    quote. Quotes Browse. Harold Macmillan. political Parties. As usual the liberals offer a mixture of sound and original ideas.  
    http://www.spicyquotes.com/html/Harold_Macmillan_Political_Parties.html

88. WORLD - Canada
    Canadian political Parties Omnibus website with links to multiple Canadian political party sites, including election 2000 coverage.  
    http://www.psa.ac.uk/www/canada.htm

89. New Zealand Politics - NZPAGES
    Policy comparisons of all the main New Zealand political parties in a concise Politics. A proposed programme for New Zealand liberals based on the principle of  
    http://society-culture.nzpages.co.nz/society_and_culture/Politics/
    
    Extractions: Saturday, May 15, 2004 Lotto: Strike: Bonus Balls: Powerball: Visit the Lotto Results Site Health Guides - Top 5 Lung Cancer Cystitis Laparoscopy Tinnitus ... Visit HealthGuidesOnline.com Drug Information Drug Search A-C Drug Search D-H Drug Search I-M Drug Search N-S ... Visit the Drugs.com site Support NZPAGES New Zealand's Largest Web Site Directory Thursday, June 10, 2004 Browsing: Politics (48 Sites) Parties Sponsored Lisitings Add you site here Top 100 World News Websites

90. Scottish Liberal Democrats: Home Page
    The official site of the Scottish Liberal Democrats, the Scottish political party based on the fundamental values of Liberty, Equality and Community. FreeFind  
    http://www.scotlibdems.org.uk/
    
    Extractions: With polling day for the European Elections approaching, Elspeth Attwooll MEP, lead candidate for the Scottish Liberal Democrats, is calling on pro-Europeans to get out and vote. Reflecting on the campaign, Ms Attwooll said: "So much of this election campaign has been dominated by those who would seek to pull the UK out of the EU or irrevocably damage our membership by adopting a pick and mix approach to Europe. So the electorate have a decision; do you want to sit on the sidelines or do you want to put Scotland's interests at the heart of Europe?" a partnership for a better SCOTLAND MANIFESTOS Dundee City Council is to receive multi-million pound funding to encourage recycling. Environment Minister Ross Finnie said: "The Executive is committed to transforming the country’s record on waste reduction, recyling, composting and recovery. This funding will help ensure many Dundonians have access to recycling facilities."

91. English Historical Review: Left Liberals, The State And Popular Politics In Wilh
    ministers and imperial State Secretaries, was ultimately not in a position to meet the demands of left liberals or include the political parties in their  
    http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0293/is_473_117/ai_92204029

92. Liberals: Rise To Power
    to prevent the emergence of party politics into the himself, became associated with the party because the The Alberta liberals, with their own policy platform  
    http://collections.ic.gc.ca/abpolitics/events/party_liberal.html
    
    Extractions: //Javascript containing image protection function //Javascript containing image protection function //Javascript containing image protection function Home Events Political Parties Rise to Power The Liberals came to power in Alberta as soon as the province entered Confederation in 1905. Prime Minister Sir Wilfred Laurier appointed George Bulyea , a Liberal Minister in the North-West Territories Executive Council, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta. Bulyea then selected Liberal leader Alexander Rutherford to serve as interim Premier of the new province. Rutherford decided upon four other Liberals to serve in his cabinet. The appointed government continued following Alberta's first election on November 7, 1905. Frederick Haultain , Premier of the North-West Territories prior to the creation of Alberta, had envisioned a different governmen t from the one the federal Liberals helped engineer. He wanted a strong non-partisan provincial government to preside over the territories that would become Alberta and Saskatchewan. He had achieved responsible government for the North-West Territories in 1897 and had cooperated equally with liberal- and conservative-minded council members in the territorial Assembly. However, Ottawa still controlled some matters of "local" interest, including education and natural resources. Laurier's government was weary of handing these responsibilities to a single province that could undermine its own influence. Instead, he adopted a rival plan to create two new provinces, Alberta and Saskatchewan, with fewer powers in exchange for financial compensation. The Autonomy Bills set out the provisions of this plan.

93. OUP: Left Liberals, The State, And Popular Politics In Wilhelmine Germany: Thomp
    July Crisis 1914; Left liberals in Local Society; 7 Mass Politics and party Pacts Left liberals in Baden, 19051914; 8 Persuading the  
    http://www.oup.co.uk/isbn/0-19-820543-0
    
    Extractions: NEVER MISS AN OXFORD SALE (SIGN UP HERE) VIEW BASKET Quick Links About OUP Career Opportunities Contacts Need help? oup.com Search the Catalogue Site Index American National Biography Booksellers' Information Service Children's Fiction and Poetry Children's Reference Dictionaries Dictionary of National Biography Digital Reference English Language Teaching Higher Education Textbooks Humanities International Education Unit Journals Law Medicine Music Oxford English Dictionary Reference Rights and Permissions Science School Books Social Sciences World's Classics UK and Europe Book Catalogue Help with online ordering How to order Postage Returns policy ... Table of contents Alastair Thompson , Lecturer in Modern European History, University of Durham

94. Canadian Politics Links
    Yukon Liberal party. Yukon New Democratic party. Yukon party. and innovative collection of online newspapers and other resources related to the political world.  
    http://pluto.fss.buffalo.edu/classes/psc/duchesne/psc345/canlinks.html
    
    Extractions: This page has been accessed times since 1/16/99. RETURN TO PSC 345: CANADIAN POLITICS This page is intended for the students attending my Canadian Politics class at the University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. You will find a series of general Canadian politics web links. I encourage you to consult those links regularly. If you find that any of these links are disabled, I would appreciate if you could let me know about it. I'll immediately correct the problem. For a more extensive series of links on International Relations, Comparative Politics, and Political Science, follow this LINK

95. Nuclear Politics
    The Liberal party of Australia. The National party of Australia. The Greens. The Australian Democrats. political LINKS PAGE. the Anti  
    http://www.anawa.org.au/politics/
    
    Extractions: Nuclear Politics There are three spheres or levels of Government in Australia. Firstly, Local Councils represent local communities and have the power to make some local laws. (The Nuclear Free Zones campaign is working at this level). The leader of a Local Government authority is normally called the President or more commonly, Mayor. Secondly, State Government manages most of the public services we are familiar with and manages most of the laws that directly affect us. The state leader is known as the Premier, (presently the Hon. Geoff Gallop MLA). Thirdly, at the national or Commonwealth level is the Federal Government View the political links page for quick links to major parties and parliamentarians. POLITICAL PARTIES Australian politics at a State and Federal Level is dominated by two major parties, the Liberal Party of Australia and the Australian Labor Party (ALP). The Liberals, in coalition with the National Party of Australia, hold power nationally, while in WA the ALP has taken government following their election win on February 10, 2001.

96. Jefferson On Politics & Government: Political Parties
    Call them, therefore, liberals and Serviles, Jacobins and Ultras, Whigs and Tories, Republicans and Federalists Both of our political parties, at least the  
    http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/jefferson/quotations/jeff0800.htm
    
    Extractions: 13. Political Parties In a free society, differences of political sentiment result in different political parties. These sentiments resolve themselves naturally into two basic parties: the authoritarian (or monarchist, tory, etc.) that favors government that controls the people, and the democratic (or republican, liberal, etc.) that favors government controlled by the people. The body of the nation chooses a path that is mapped by one or the other of these parties. "In every free and deliberating society, there must, from the nature of man, be opposite parties, and violent dissensions and discords; and one of these, for the most part, must prevail over the other for a longer or shorter time." Thomas Jefferson to John Taylor, 1798. ME 10:45 "In an absolute government there can be no... equiponderant parties. The despot is the government. His power suppressing all opposition, maintains his ministers firm in their places. What he has contracted, therefore, through them, he has the power to observe with good faith; and he identifies his own honor and faith with that of his nation." Thomas Jefferson to John Langdon, 1810. ME 12:377 "Warring against [the principles] of the people,... there is no length to which [the delusion of the people] may not be pushed by a party in possession of the revenues and the legal authorities of the United States, for a short time indeed, but yet long enough to admit much particular mischief. There is no event, therefore, however atrocious which may not be expected." Thomas Jefferson to Samuel Smith, 1798. (*) ME 10:56

97. The Public Eye : Website Of Political Research Associates
    The time is now for a new political party that is neither right nor left, neither conservative nor liberal, but created and built to represent the hardworking  
    http://www.publiceye.org/sucker_punch/Reform_Party.html
    
    Extractions: UpFront Articles Resources About ... Donate What can possibly explain the Reform Party and the discussions about recruiting Pat Buchanan, that include possible support from H. Ross Perot, and Lenora Fulani? We think the rhetoric of right wing populism is attractive to some forces on the left who side with business nationalists and isolationists because of joint opposition to global "free trade" treaties that undeniably benefit international corporate elites at the expense of working people. Liberals and progressives are being asked to ignore the historic prejudice behind right wing populism. Consider the statement of John Talbott, the Reform Party spokesperson in New Hampshire: "If you close your eyes, it is difficult to hear much of a difference between Ralph Nader on the left and Pat Buchanan on the right when they talk about corruption in government, the excesses of corporate welfare, the devastating effect of free international trade on the American worker and a desire to clean big money and special-interests out of Washington. There's a reason for this; 91 percent of the American people consider themselves middle class or working class. The time is now for a new political party that is neither right nor left, neither conservative nor liberal, but created and built to represent the hard-working average American in reforming our government."

98. The Claremont Institute: A Political Forecast
    of the legislature, unelected liberal proponents of a re-aligning opportunity for the Republican party of California, and a political vindication of  
    http://www.claremont.org/projects/goldenstate/021114krannawitter.html
    
    Extractions: The Golden State Center for Policy Studies is located in California's capital city, Sacramento. Led by Eloise Anderson, its purpose is to draw on the Institute's scholarship and research for practical application to the policies of the nation's largest and most influential state. Tom Krannawitter is the Vice President of the Claremont Institute. Also by Tom Krannawitter L.A. County's Seal and the Real Agenda of the ACLU Posted on June 9, 2004 Dividing the House Posted on May 31, 2004 Baseball: A Platonic View Posted on March 11, 2004 From Dunn to Dohrn: Covering Up Terrorism at the Claremont Colleges Posted on April 30, 2004 No Limbaughs on the Left Posted on March 31, 2004 Halfway to Renaissance Posted on March 25, 2004

99. Nova Scotia Liberal Party - Eligibility
    All persons who ordinarily reside in Nova Scotia, support the objects of the Liberal party, are not members of any other political party and are at least 14  
    http://www.liberal.ns.ca/default.asp?mn=1.9.9017

100. The Daily Utah Chronicle Online
     Where have all the liberals gone?, The absence of real choice among political parties, The Daily Utah Chronicle, a newspaper of University of Utah.  
     http://www.utahchronicle.com/news/2003/08/29/Opinion/Where.Have.All.The.Liberals
     
     Extractions: Home Opinion By James Blevins Published: Friday, August 29, 2003 As election year 2004 approaches, I'm struck that once again the issue of two parties and loyalty to democracy will emerge again. This is an entirely frustrating issue for me, as I find myself without a realistic choice. What if there are no candidates that represent my point of view?

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