Britain’s two party system breaks apart under Thatcher and Benn
The oldest industrial democracy shows the center collapsing as Thatcher shifts the Tories to the right and Benn leads a push toward radical Labor. The rise of the Social Democrats Lib-Liberal alliance threatens the traditional balance, potentially ending the two party system and fostering coalitions and proportional representation.
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Joseph Kraft
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Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Anthony Wedgewood Benn
Michael Foot
Labor M.p.s
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Thatcher
Benn
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Croydon
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James Prior
Political murder Washington style and EEOC pick
The article critiques the nomination of William M. Bell of Detroit to head the EEOC. It argues the selection is a craven move to discredit the agency, noting Bell has limited legal or civil rights experience, minimal management history, and an unproven record at Bold Concepts Inc. The piece highlights Bell’s Reagan support as his only notable qualification.
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William M. Bell
Detroit
EEOC
Bell
Bold Concepts, Inc
Reagan
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