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I believe if we can get it on the floor in the House and to the Senate, it would pass with a large majority; we wouldn't even have to worry about a veto-proof majority because I believe this president would sign it." Of course, with the House now controlled by ultra-liberal establishmentarians such as Nancy Pelosi, who are determined to avoid any legislative matters that might resonate with a president they detest, Massie's assessment of the bill's political prospects may be overly optimistic.

How do we change the paradigm if we behave like the establishmentarians we want to sweep away?

Others, though, will see populism as an invention of the very establishmentarians who claim to be fighting it, an empty word that allows them to shut down with taboos any political idea that they cannot defeat with arguments.

There were five other results in Illinois that ought to scare entrenched establishmentarians in both parties:

Since primary season, when Donald Trump was goosing establishmentarians with heretical talk about the betrayals of free trade and the evils of Wall Street, the Republican party's nerves have calmed.

Trump will also come into power realizing that he has few friends in the foreign-policy establishment; after all, most establishmentarians opposed him vehemently.

Dissident scientists struggled and took political risks, but they were far from a majority; establishmentarians hoped for material security, international travel, and intellectual freedom.

Carving out a distinct message or theme, while striking the right balance between potential discoveries and established auteurs (or, depending on your perspective, between young upstarts and stodgy establishmentarians), can be a tricky proposition.

Military Spending Requirements." In it, the establishmentarians lamented "two decades of under-funding the military," celebrated the "bipartisan consensus" about "America's global leadership role," and cautioned deficit hawks that "defense is not the source of the federal government's fiscal woes."

Fresh from their victory over establishmentarians such as Indiana Sen.

Interwoven as it is with African American experience and with that of other immigrant, ethnic, or queer others--even, movingly, that other great persecuted minority turned ambivalent establishmentarians, Mormons--the Jewish American canon for me composes a Jewish-challenging canon, one that attempts to foreground the intersectionality of the Jewish experience in America rather than insist that there is distinctly one such.

So did some high-profile board members, who grated on the nerves of the sedate establishmentarians. With the deficit approaching $2-million, there was talk of cancelling the following season outright.