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Political hypocrisy or hypocrisy in policy refers to any discrepancy between what a political party claims and the practices the party is trying to hide. Modern political debate is often characterized by accusations and counter-accusations of hypocrisy.

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rdfs:comment	Political hypocrisy or hypocrisy in policy refers to any discrepancy between what a political party claims and the practices the party is trying to hide. Modern political debate is often characterized by accusations and counter-accusations of hypocrisy. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Criticism of the United States Project for the New American Century Ronald Reagan Bernard Mandeville Bill Clinton Defense Technical Information Center United States foreign policy Human Rights Record of the United States Human rights in China Human rights in Israel Judith N. Shklar D. N. Ghosh United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs David Runciman Double standard 1985 Rome and Vienna airport attacks Contras Convention on the Rights of the Child George W. Bush Greater Middle East Muammar Gaddafi Criticism of United States foreign policy Thomas Hobbes 2020 Summer Olympics Arab News Francis Bacon (Ipswich MP) Henry D. Sokolski Torture and the United States UEFA Al Raya FIFA Fethi Nourine Francis Boyle Pahlavi dynasty International Olympic Committee Jean-Jacques Rousseau Hypocrisy Human rights in the United States Jeremy Bentham John Mearsheimer John Morley Political integrity Michael Gerson Middle East Monitor Nicaragua Unethical human experimentation in the United States Judoka Human right School of the Americas Abu Nidal organization
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has abstract	Political hypocrisy or hypocrisy in policy refers to any discrepancy between what a political party claims and the practices the party is trying to hide. Modern political debate is often characterized by accusations and counter-accusations of hypocrisy. The English philosopher Thomas Hobbes was an outspoken opponent of political hypocrisy, though he considered it inevitable. David Runciman writes that "Hobbes was at pains not to set the bar for sincerity too high, which would let in the most corrosive forms of hypocrisy through the back door. But he also believed that some forms of hypocrisy, unchecked, would render political life impossible".The author Bernard Mandeville goes further, distinguishing two types of hypocrisy: one in which politicians wear a mask of hypocrisy to protect public interests, and the other more sinister hypocrisy to serve the interests of malicious politicians. The distinction between the two, as Mandeville seeks to demonstrate, is difficult to maintain in any political setting.The philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau devoted much of his writing to creating portraits of innocence, virtue, and integrity as counterpoints to his scathing critique of the corruption, flattery, and hypocrisy that afflicted the social and political life in his view. For the British philosopher Jeremy Bentham, the mask of hypocrisy is intended to conceal or deceive and must always be removed.Similarly, in his book On Compromise (dubbed "The Prince for Victorian liberalism" by his biographer), the British politician John Morley expresses his concerns about the triumph of the political spirit, which he defines as the abandonment of principles and the willingness of politicians of all stripes to dissimulate and compromise in the name of the party. In contrast, the English philosopher Francis Bacon, believed that wisdom is striking the correct balance between honesty and deception, so that one's reputation for honesty and their ability to deceive are both preserved. (en)
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