But even if they are just political fanatics, they're murderers."

You write a book that offends a bunch of religious or political fanatics?

True political fanatics, the couple associate the ebb and flow of their relationship with politics.

We're not dealing with political fanatics such as you get in Europe or the Mideast.

During the convention, Politics Now plans to carry the full text of The Hotline, the $3,950-a-year required reading for political fanatics.

Political fanatics would fight to the death, but businessmen would always see reason-provided you showed them that they could make a better profit doing things your way.

There are no beatings, no denunciations of heterodox thinkers in stadiums full of hysterical political fanatics, no sentences of exile to labor camps.

One verse goes like this: "Irish, Italians, Jews and Hispanics/Religious nuts, political fanatics in the stew/Happily not like me and you/That's where I lost you."

The graduates Malik sent out into the world were not the mindless religious or political fanatics who hijacked aircraft or took over embassies, willingly giving up their lives for some nebulous cause.

The butts of the most savage jokes are opportunists who prey on the gullibility of their fellow citizens, including oracle-mongers, the exponents of new religious practices, war-profiteers and political fanatics.

They were the ugly inventions of political fanatics, of men like Jim Johnson, who was now running for election to the state senate; a man old in spirit, he must be filled with God only knew what secret angers.

Readiness to die for the cause has been a rallying cry for all sorts of political fanatics, but in the case of the Legion this was not simply a euphemism for being ready to kill for the cause.

Usually, he saw at least one group of protestors- anything from religious environmentalists to political fanatics to the te-Vikram, who combined both elements with a perversion of ancient Vulcan history and weren't, Karatek thought, above some viciously effective terrorism.

Robert Vagacs, author of the book Religious Nuts, Political Fanatics: U2 in the Theological Perspective, describes the song as the antimatter of "Where the Streets Have No Name", in both musical and thematic aspects.