Talk:Gleichschaltung
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I have created three legislation pages for
"Enabling act" is a common legal phrase. Your current article will have to be renamed and "Enabling Act" turned into a disambiguation page...something like "Enabling Act (Reichstag)". —B 19:19, Oct 23, 2003 (UTC)
use of the word in american politics
I removed this part entirely:
"Revival of the Word in American Politics
In the last fifth of the
Similarly, the left uses it to decry the attempts of "stealth candidates" on the right to undo certain "progressive" issues which the left had gotten made law, habit, or accepted practice by means that the right considers unfair. But both the left and the right use any of various means other than outright plebiscite or grassroots program to make or attempt to unmake any such laws.
The word is not used for attempts of the right to silence the press, spy on the public, or overthrow regulatory agencies. Those actions are too blatant to require the revival of an obscure term that most Americans have never seen and which is difficult for them to pronounce."
Especially the last paragraph is wrong, biased and completely uncalled for. I'm not sure about the other parts but I don't know enough about the use of the word in american politics to separate fact and opinion.saturnight 16:50, Dec 2, 2004 (UTC)