fusionists

Well, during the last fiscal year, the "fusionists" employed two more inspectors than the Democrats had during the previous year.

People's Party Hand-Book of Facts. Campaign of 1898. N.C. 1898

They were only at work a few months of the year, and the total cost of the seven inspectors employed by the "fusionists" during the year was but $900 more than of the five inspectors employed by the Democrats during the previous year.

People's Party Hand-Book of Facts. Campaign of 1898. N.C. 1898

Thus it is seen that the "fusionists" collected $5,371.02 more than the Democrats during the comparative fiscal years and spent $30,125.54 less than they spent.

People's Party Hand-Book of Facts. Campaign of 1898. N.C. 1898

Clare has been hooked up with dancehall/hip-hop fusionists Major Lazer – Diplo & Switch – and tasty dancefloor disorder ensues.

This week's new singles 2011

Some fusionists argue for their position on the grounds that (a) they think moral virtue, as traditionalists understand it, is a good thing and should be fostered, and (b) they also think that libertarian institutions, including a completely free market, are the best means to realize this end.

Confusionism 2007

In other words, the question I was addressing was whether there is, as some fusionists claim, a natural moral and philosophical harmony between libertarian politics and moral conservatism, not merely grounds for a contingent political alliance.

Feser’s on Stun 2007

Re: the remark you find “truly weird,” you have simply ignored the context in which it was made, which was a discussion about whether fusionists of the Meyer sort are right to think that libertarianism is, not only compatible with, but positively conducive to and maybe even required for, a society that fosters moral virtue (as traditional moralists would understand it).

Confusionism 2007

The difference is that the warmists have captured the controversy, while the fusionists have failed to do so.

The Volokh Conspiracy » ClimateGate Updates 2009

In other words, the question I was addressing was whether there is, as some fusionists claim, a natural moral and philosophical harmony between libertarian politics and moral conservatism, not merely grounds for a contingent political alliance.

Confusionism 2007

Re: the remark you find “truly weird,” you have simply ignored the context in which it was made, which was a discussion about whether fusionists of the Meyer sort are right to think that libertarianism is, not only compatible with, but positively conducive to and maybe even required for, a society that fosters moral virtue (as traditional moralists would understand it).

Feser’s on Stun 2007