Through the Prohibition party, organized on a national basis in 1872, temperance was now a political issue in Kansas, Iowa, and the Territory of Dakota, and through the W.
For the first time she heard of the Underground Railroad which secretly guided fugitive slaves to Canada and of the Liberty party which was making a political issue of slavery.
With woman suffrage at last a political issue in Kansas, Susan left the field to her "girls.
But in 1819 the question was unsettled and acute; indeed, the Republicans had again made it a political issue.
Every where the principle asserted by the Chief Justice became a political issue; or, rather, his declaration, that that principle was law, made sharper the controversy that had divided the people since the framing of the Constitution.
The Republican organization made a political issueof the judgment of the National tribunal at Washington.
As the women of the country foregather for this convention nothing stands out more emphatically than the new stress that has been laid on suffrage as a political issue in the minds of women as in the minds of men.
The opposition of the non-progressive element has made of this "scrap of suffrage" a live, political issue.
This was not enough, and in order to force Congress to act, the question was made a political issue.
Footnote 1: The Senate rejected the treaty] The politicians were very indignant, for the national nominating conventions were to meet in May, and the President by his act had made the annexation of Texas a political issue.
The Conservation principle is a plain economic and social problem rather than a political issue.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "political issue" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
