class warfare造句
1 This is pure, vulgar class warfare without a howling proletariat.
2 In short, the class warfare wing of the Democratic Party remains in control.
3 Well, aside from shouts of “class warfare!”
4 Class Warfare brims with them.
5 Which brings us back to those cries of “class warfare.”
6 The result was class warfare without ideological overtones on a grand and violent scale.
7 First, such proposals amount to un-American "class warfare", pitting the working class against corporations and the rich.
8 Republican opponents have described Mr Obama's plan as "class warfare" and say they'll oppose any tax increases.
9 Those supporting them are engaging in class warfare of the worst kind.
10 Class warfare, in other words, is carried out as a civil war between segments of the same class, who are only slightly caricatured in the novel’s sympathetic satire.
11 It's this kind of inside reporting that make "Class Warfare" fun to read, even with its occasional tics.
12 P. presidential candidates have weighed in, with Mitt Romney accusing the protesters of waging "class warfare, " while Herman Cain calls them "anti-American.
13 And Republicans like Representative Paul Ryan responded with shrieks of “class warfare.”
14 He accuses Boxer and others who are trying to outlaw his handguns of waging a kind of class warfare.
15 The media has come under some fire during the global financial crisis for fuelling class warfare.
16 "The taxing aspect of this is worse than Robin Hood," said economist Peter Morici, a University of Maryland professor. "He's resurrecting class warfare for political gain."
17 I am one of 208 people Steven Brill interviewed for his education-reform chronicle Class Warfare.
18 The income tax system we have today is a nightmarish combination of class warfare and corrupt loopholes.
19 It looks like the president wants to move down the class warfare path. Class warfare will simply divide this country more. It will attack job creators.
20 As the Socialists fail to convince, the hard left is reviving, and with it class warfare.
21 Instead, the debate is stuck in the mud of class warfare.
22 Republicans deride the overall plan as a “job killer” intended to revive class warfare, soak the rich and burden business too much at a time of economic hardship.