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Liberals have had a difficult time playing a political card against the Tea Party Movement, due to its amorphous nature.
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In contrast with most card games, however, a political card can be played at any time, no matter how irrational or irrelevant to the topic.
 
In contrast with most card games, however, a political card can be played at any time, no matter how irrational or irrelevant to the topic.
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A card is "played" when one side relies on a particular issue in order to gain an upper hand in the debate or controversy.
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A card is "played" when one side relies on a particular issue in order to gain an often-unjustified upper hand in the debate or controversy.
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Liberals have had a difficult time playing a [[political card]] against the [[Tea Party Movement]], due to its amorphous nature.
    
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