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centrism

[sen-triz-uhm] / ˈsɛn trɪz əm /




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It was shocking for Biden to utter that, but not surprising considering the deep "both sides" centrism that she and her husband have been known for.

From Salon

Much of Gingrich’s agenda crashed ashore in a Senate where liberal Republicans and conservative Democrats still existed, making centrism, not revolution, the coin of the realm.

From Washington Post

A week later, the surviving liberals on the board — who previously had spurned her centrism — rallied behind her and elected her to finish Mr. Moscone’s mayoral term.

From New York Times

He describes his decision to help craft compromises as driven not so much by an affinity for centrism but by a frustration with the inability of some of his co-workers to effectively work together.

From Washington Post

The hair on his crown has migrated to his eyebrows; his liberal politics have morphed into “reactionary centrism,” according to the internet.

From Washington Post