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Left political views

Both Green politics and religious socialism are not mutually exclusive with other left points of view.

  1. Dog whistle politics
  2. Oblast
  3. Prefecture
  4. Socialist-leaning countries (Soviet terminology)
  5. Political hack
  6. Summit\Summit meetings
  7. Exclusive economic zone (EEZ)
  8. Sheltered housing
  9. English Precepting authorities
  10. Convener
  11. English Precepting authorities
  12. English votes for English laws (EVEL)
  13. Islington set
  14. Political climate
  15. Loaded language
  16. Gender pay gap
  17. Labour rights
  18. Workers' rights
  19. Workplace rights
  20. Just in time supply planning
  21. Woke
  22. Ballot box
  23. Operation Yellowhammer (UK)
  24. Abuse of power
  25. Abuse of office
  26. Fungibility
  27. Annul
  28. Woke
  29. County
  30. Governor
  31. Protectionism
  32. Negative campaigning
  33. Blairisum and Blairites
  34. False news sites
  35. Doing a U-turn
  36. Brexit
  37. Recidivate
  38. Doing a 360
  39. Cabinet responsibility
  40. Spin doctor
  41. Manifesto
  42. Spin
  43. Buzwords
  44. Sound bites
  45. Front organisation
  46. Front company
  47. Shell company
  48. Shell corporation
  49. Pork-barrel politics
  50. Hollowing out an organisation or firm
  51. Economic "shell" related terminology
  52. Monetization/monetisation
  53. Spin room
  54. Statutory instrument (SI) (UK politics)
  55. Regime change
  56. Mission statement
  57. Pork-barrel politics
  58. Manifesto
  59. Spin
  60. think outside the box
  61. Sheeple
  62. Hemicycle
  63. military dictatorship
  64. Political agenda
  65. Social objective
  66. Corporate objective
  67. Party discipline
  68. Military necessity
  69. Necessity of war
  70. Military objective
  71. Corporate objective
  72. Political objective
  73. Moral objective
  74. Spiritual objective
  75. Social objective
  76. Economic objective
  77. Blue book
  78. Case study
  79. Green paper
  80. Grey literature
  81. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
  82. Corporate discipline
  83. Authoritative action
  84. Chain of responsibility\command
  85. Just in time planning\supply
  86. Costing a project
  87. Economic returns
  88. Tight purse string
  89. Tight fistedness
  90. Costing a project
  91. Costing a Policy
  92. Government issued White Paper (UK)
  93. Impeach
  94. Anull
  95. Repeal
  96. Prorogue
  97. In situe
  98. gray market
  99. black market
  100. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
  101. class-action suits
  102. Political Spectrum
  103. Dereliction of duty
  104. Fat cat
  105. Woke
  106. Abrogate
  107. Elections
  108. Dereliction of duty
  109. Abrogate
  110. Clandestine
  111. A "need to know" basis
  112. Referendums
  113. Political cleavage
  114. Deponent
  115. Probity
  116. Vote blanc (France)
  117. "Reds under the bed"
  118. Defrauding the state
  119. Vindicate
  120. Comprimat
  121. Political leverage
  122. Leaked information
  123. Force majeure
  124. Filibuster 
  125. Casus (or code) foederis
  126. Rescind
  127. Wedge issues
  128. Political cleavage
  129. Puppet state
  130. Threat construction
  131. "Reds under the bed"
  132. False news sites
  133. Political climate
  134. A climate or culture of fear
  135. Café com leite politics
  136. Stonewalling
  137. The men in grey suits (UK political\business term)
  138. Bloated government
  139. Bloated adminstration
  140. Price gouging
  141. Tyrant
  142. Cold War
  143. Cause Belli
  144. Ultima ratio
  145. Declaring UDI
  146. Politically recognize
  147. One-party state
  148. Threat construction
  149. Cordon sanitaire
  150. Stagflation
  151. Economic recession
  152. Economic depression
  153. Credit crunch
  154. Trades Unions
  155. "Via the ballot box or the armalite!"
  156. "No surrender to the IRA!"
  157. "Red or dead"
  158. "We shall not be moved!"
  159. The Pope's Urbi et Orbi
  160. Alderman
  161. Spin
  162. Political round-about
  163. Political rotating door
  164. Select committee (UK)
  165. Chief convener
  166. Commissioner of Supply (Scottish job)
  167. Détente
  168. Disesmble
  169. Procurement
  170. Ultima ratio
  171. Perfidious Albion
  172. Scurrilous
  173. Ostpolitik
  174. Realpolitik
  175. Manifesto
  176. Spin
  177. Spin room
  178. Spin doctor
  179. Confidence and supply deal
  180. Appropriation bill
  181. Budget legislation failure (loss of supply\budget crisis)
  182. Motion of no confidence
  183. Hyops\Hipos (US political\media term)
  184. Party Whip (UK\USA)
  185. Unilateral
  186. Bilateral
  187. Entente
  188. Trilateral
  189. Multi-Lateral
  190. Treason
  191. Sedition
  192. Pariah states
  193. Rogue state
  194. Obfuscate
  195. Procurator fiscal
  196. Party caucus
  197. Men in Grey suits (UK political\business term)
  198. Caucus
  199. Classified information
  200. Nullification
  201. Affiant
  202. Metastasis
  203. Surreptitious
  204. Subvert
  205. Impeachment
  206. Invalidation
  207. Disqualification
  208. Preclude
  209. Precept
  210. Debar
  211. Obviate
  212. Enabling act
  213. Party Whip (UK\USA)
  214. Brexit
  215. The Troubles of Ireland