#political-identity

#political-identity

Once a topic becomes a proxy for political principles, the discourse becomes nastier, and it is more difficult to change minds.

Reform UK faces a dilemma: position itself as a radical new party or as a refuge for disgruntled former Conservatives. Cleverly highlighted this challenge.

Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone has embraced being booed during public appearances, viewing it as a sign of name recognition and political engagement rather than a negative. He often responds with humor, turning the boos into a part of his public persona.

Doxing has become a frequent act in Spain, particularly targeting prominent conservative accounts on social media, often justified as a reaction to perceived hate campaigns.

I walked into Farrell's Bar & Grill in Brooklyn looking for Trump voters. I was there with Michael Quinn, whose maternal grandparents emigrated from Dublin.

Kazem Togan's return to Syria revealed that being 'wanted' by the former regime is now a source of pride for many, indicating a shift in societal values.

Rachel Reeves, the first female chancellor, chose to wear a pussybow blouse, blending femininity and seriousness, reminding us how women's fashion reflects their political identity.

During her acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention, Vice President Kamala Harris's affiliation with socialists highlighted their party's struggle to present a unified front to independent voters, raising questions about the party's identity.