Word: politicalized
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If the great Billy Mitchell were still alive, his answer would be "yes." But Billy Mitchell is dead, with his rank posthumously upped and most of his prophecies as bright as the multi-colored ribbons that swatched the breast of his tunic. But except for a few civilian followers such...
Columnist Pearson, the more politic of the Pearson & Allen team, had long made himself agreeable to Publisher Patterson. He brought her their column-generally believed to be one of her paper's best circulation-pullers-in 1934 for $100 a week. (Cissie liked its pro-New Deal slant then...
The News Chronicle quoted words spoken by Winston Churchill before he became Prime Minister: "Criticism in the body politic is like pain in the human body. It is not pleasant but where would the body be without it? . . ."
One is that of countries closest to, and dependent on, the U.S., both for their economy and their defense. Through friendship for the U.S., both practical and idealistic, they sometimes go even further than the U.S. believes politic in declarations of policy. It was doubtlessly partly fear that one of...
John L. Lewis has been thinking thus, striding thus for a month. For three months he has been silent, reserving his fire. But possibly this week, certainly this month, he will come to a decision which may rock all labor, with repercussions spreading far into the U.S. body politic. For...