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A politically neutral person is often referred to as an "apathetic" individual or a "centrist," depending on the context. In some cases, they may also be described as "nonpartisan," indicating that they do not align themselves with any particular political party or ideology. Such individuals may prioritize issues over party affiliation and seek to remain impartial in political discussions.
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Think-tanks are public-interest groups that are politically neutral?
NO, they are not politically neutral.
What is a politically neutral country in the alps?
Switzerland
Not taking sides in international disputes?
politically neutral
What does politically neutral means?
Having no charge.
What act requires bureaucrat to remain politically neutral?
the Hatch Act
What is an abstentionist?
An abstentionist is a person who does not get politically involved, or a person who agrees with people not getting politically involved in situations.
Is science a politically neutral endeavor?
Science should be a politically neutral endeavor. The reality is that scientists compete with each other for financial grants to enable their research and much of science research and development is sponsored by companies with their own financial agenda.
What do you call a person who is politically biased?
A person who is politically biased is often referred to as a "partisan" or "ideologue."
What is the basic law of a politically organized body called?
The law of a politically organized body is called a constitution.
What is the politically correct term for a person from Poland?
person from Poland
What is the ABC Australia's Political Views?
It's Supposed to be Politically Neutral but it's a bit Left Leaning
What is the meaning of 'being politically viable'?
Something that is "politically viable" is something that a person can do without hurting his/her political career. For example, a person who lies about personal things just to gain favor is going to be hurt politically if someone was to find out about the lie.
