WordNet
n. a document stating the aims and principles of a political party; "their candidate simply ignored the party platform"; "they won the election even though they offered no positive program" [syn: platform, political program, program]
Usage examples of "political platform".
The declaration of principles drawn up by Garrison in 1833 and adopted by the American Anti-Slavery Society was of the nature of a political platform.
Is it possible that you're simply trying to go on record as establishing a political platform out of the appeals process?
Hook up the electronics that allow for remote control of the firing, and you've got a perfect political platform.
Legally, under the Political Platform Act, they can picket the grounds because there is legislation concerning our tax statu s before the State Senate right now.
We must agree on our political platform before we enter into any alliance.
Despite Domi's willingness to buy into their antibaron political platform, Kane didn't trust them any farther than he could piss in a chem storm.
I have heard it on many a political platform or meeting of directors.
Their political platform might have been written by the Brothers Grimm.
The descamisados continue to hope, but now the new leaders of Peronism veer from one political platform to another instead of facing the truth: that the true essence of Peronism is today an anachronism.
I remember once, back in my undergraduate days, I spent two hours jiving a pair of them, trying like hell to convince them that Vishnu loved them just as much as Jehovah did, and the theory of reincarnation could even be used to explain the Republican Party's political platform, not to mention Richard Nixon's resignation.