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single-issue

[sing-guhl-ish-oo]

adjective

  1. pertaining or devoted to one public issue only, especially a political one.

    single-issue voters.



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There are also single-issue voters who ignored all of the other, much more important issues regarding the future of American democracy and our rights and freedoms.

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Similarly, National Review continues to open its pages to single-issue wing nuts from the depths of the far-right fever swamps, including psychotic anti-IVF Catholics, sweaty homeschooling advocates, and Armond White, the veteran whack-job film critic who, in a recent review, asserted that Moana 2 was a trans allegory.

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These have manifested in publishers’ proclamations that cheap single-issue comic books are a thing of the past, as well as in a panic-sales spike for a new Brian K. Vaughan graphic novel that occurred just before the original tariffs were set to go into effect in February.

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Trump’s rise showed many progressive white women the error in approaching feminism as a narrow, single-issue movement having to do with gender alone.

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He also began campaigning for the legalisation of cannabis and stood for election to Parliament in 1997 on a single-issue ticket of reforming drugs laws.

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