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- n. One who follows a policy of incrementalism.
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“Negotiating a comprehensive health care reform bill with an incrementalist is like debating the merits of the fur trade with a PETA representative.”
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“Or if you support legislating a timetable for withdrawal in Congress instead of magically making Obama decide to leave tomorrow, well that makes you a closeted war-monger (if you're lucky, they'll use the word "incrementalist").”
The Huffington Post: Josh Mull: "Democratic Discourse": Reflections in the Pakistani Mirror
“I dont know alot about Obama’s positions on the issues, but Ive seen HIM referred to as the incrementalist in articles.”
“Canada should consider an "incrementalist" approach to pension reform that would give the private sector another 10 years to improve retirement options for Canadians before deciding whether a government-led solution like a new national pension scheme is needed, Alberta Finance Minister Ted Morton said Tuesday.”
“His efforts at Copenhagen are Rudd's answer to those who accuse him of being a bureaucrat at heart, an "incrementalist", a leader unable to dream.”
“That would be the only global climate policy that is not incrementalist.”
“But his incrementalist approach earned him an epic tongue-lashing from Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N. Y.):”
The Huffington Post: Job-Creation Idea No. 7: Drawing A Line With China
“The Cunning Realist posted about a dozen or two questions * lightyears* better than this timid hyper incrementalist bullshit.”
“The laundry list of liberal legislative items put forth recently by Nicholas Kristof is appealing to me, but surely far too incrementalist for the protesters.”
“Personally, I am an incrementalist, not a revolutionary.”
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