Watch some of his angriest comments from last night Watch some of his angriest comments from last night Hillary who?
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Think of the angriest, most opinionated guy in your office.
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The government now censors the angriest online posts about nationalist topics.
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Demonstrations following the declaration of emergency were the angriest in weeks.
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She has decades of experience when the angriest voters want a novice.
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We won't have to wait long to see who is the angriest.
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Image: NASAJupiter is the biggest, angriest cup of coffee in the solar system.
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If true, it's the angriest dog whistle we've seen yet from the administration.
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J.G. The darkest, angriest and most improbably entertaining work in the Sondheim canon.
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Her answer: "What makes me angriest is the lack of discernment," Winfrey said.
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His approach is that of the angriest, smartest, funniest teenage alien in the room.
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However, it looks like Frankel is the one that de Lesseps is angriest at.
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Republicans rank Congressional dysfunction and consumer fraud as the issues they get angriest about.
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The comments from Abbas were the Palestinians' angriest formal response to the Trump announcement.
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Perhaps the angriest protests have come from Turkey, an American ally and NATO member.
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Between the lines: Those who talk about politics the most are also the angriest.
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But Ferrell saved his angriest shout-out for the end, lashing out at Richard Dreyfuss.
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You know what they say, the prayer breakfast is the angriest meal of the day.
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"It's the angriest performance that I've ever done in my life," she told the magazine.
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Recruiters within these cells picked off the angriest men, whom they thought would obey orders.
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This day is the angriest and saddest time for me in the United States Senate.
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During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices.
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During anxious times it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices.
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He also set out to write the dirtiest, angriest rocker in the Beatles catalog, and succeeded.
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The angriest Canadian ever makes a brief appearance at the tail end of this new trailer.
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I don't believe that SeaWorld is totally without merit — and that is what makes me angriest.
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Some of his angriest critics have now taken part in neighborhood festivities held in the building.
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Cosby saved her angriest barbs for the Montgomery County district attorney's office of Kevin R. Steele.
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That setting is more intimate and can serve as a check on the angriest rhetorical impulses.
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" In her address, Haley implored Americans not to "follow the siren call of the angriest voices.
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I know we can be so much more than just the party of the loudest and angriest.
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The angriest Reds player was Puig -- who jogged right over to Archer and got in his face.
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Whites are the angriest, with 2257 percent saying they have grown more outraged over the past year.
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He played to the party's angriest members, and offered a con man's hope to its most desperate.
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"It's the angriest performance that I've ever done in my life," she told the magazine of the show.
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It helped their mood so strikingly, causing even the angriest people to calm down and focus, she says.
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But the Internet also said, To avoid the angriest of New Yorkers during rush hour, try 5 a.m.
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He was one," Haley told NBC's Matt Lauer Wednesday morning, referring to the reference to the "angriest voices.
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It is not surprising that the angriest spirits of the old web occasionally manifest in the new one.
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And also as in sports, the teams that are accustomed to winning are the angriest when they lose.
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His nomination speech took the darkest, angriest campaign speech in modern presidential history and made it darker and angrier.
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People are angry at one another, and the angriest, most strident voices are often the ones amplified and shared.
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The rage survey suggests that people with a household income of $50,000 to $75,000 are the angriest of all.
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The presumptive Republican nominee for president, Donald J. Trump, is the angriest from a large field of angry contenders.
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Washington (CNN)Judge Brett Kavanaugh delivered the angriest partisan message heard from a Supreme Court nominee in modern times.
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It was as if he was trying to win over the angriest Republicans, but they're already his strongest supporters.
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" She did echo some of Obama's digs at Trump, emphasizing that the country shouldn't listen to its "angriest voices.
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No one quite remembers how it got this way, but Twitter has devolved into one of the angriest places online.
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And with that, a nearly three-hour storm began -- and it was Warren most often standing under the angriest clouds.
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One thing that baffles me is that many of the angriest voters are also those associated with communities of faith.
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He is not the only candidate to do so, but his microphone seems to be the loudest and the angriest.
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In fact, the people who were angriest at me were older gay men, men who had lived through that time.
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Chuck Lorre has been called the "angriest man on TV" because of his battles with network executives, actors and critics.
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And that he is at his angriest when he feels as though media coverage of his administration is unfairly negative.
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In reality, though, they often reward the loudest, angriest voices at the expense of respectful discussion, as we are seeing now.
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Her angriest speech, delivered to world leaders at the United Nations in September, has been used in a death-metal remix.
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The focus groups I've conducted across America during this election are the loudest, angriest and rudest I've seen in my career.
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Even many of the band's angriest tracks tend to feature clean singing, but it's rarely a detriment to the music's intensity.
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But deep-fake technology takes deception a step further, exploiting our natural inclination to engage with things that make us angriest.
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Ross Douthat A favorite column: Clinton's Samantha Bee Problem Ross explains: The Samantha Bee column seemed to make our readers angriest.
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Arguably, it is on these issues where the actual Republican voters are the angriest, and feel most betrayed by their party leaders.
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From the bright red buns of the "Angriest Whopper" to the hefty "Whopperito," here are eight of Burger King's most surprising Whoppers.
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Haley took a shot at Trump, calling him one of the "angriest voices" in politics in her State of the Union response.
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The angriest voice belonged to former Secretary of State John Kerry, who spent several years negotiating the accord that Mr. Trump denounced.
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It framed him not as a leader sweating the fate of his people but as a spectator watching nature's angriest reality show.
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So when the finale happened and Andy Greenwald didn't like the finale, it's probably the angriest tweet ever sent was at Andy.
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If you follow political news, it can seem like the angriest people in the country are white guys at Donald Trump's campaign rallies.
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Some of the angriest responses have been reserved for victims whose experiences have been dismissed as insufficiently abusive, or primarily their own fault.
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In her speech, Haley urged voters to "resist" the "loudest" and "angriest" voices in the room, comments interpreted as a hit against Trump.
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Without delving into specifics about the increasingly nasty campaign to replace him, Obama warned against yielding politics to the loudest or angriest voices.
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"During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices," Haley said, never mentioning him by name.
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That means whoever manages to win a flawed competition dominated by the angriest, most terrified partisans ends within spitting distance of the presidency.
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Rather than giving airtime to the angriest members of Congress, give voice to legislators who are truly working to find a compromise solution.
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By their own account, the creative team behind one of late night's angriest shows was in a state of shock when Trump won.
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It was the frontrunner for the Republican nomination for president showing off the demagogue's instinct for amplifying the angriest voice in the mob.
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What really makes me angriest, and what I feel is the most readily recognizable definition of evil is the exploitation of other people.
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Steve Bullock, who has currently not qualified for the debates by either committee standard and whose team is the angriest about the possible snub.
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As we heard again during the Republican debate on Thursday, Obama's opponents are drawn to the "siren call of the angriest voices," as Gov.
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But it took an ugly turn and became all about who can be the loudest, who can be the angriest and the most negative.
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This is just one of the reasons why the angriest presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, are doing so well in the polls.
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The burger is a riff on their existing "Angriest Whopper," which comes topped with the chain's spiciest hot sauce, onion rings, and jalapeño peppers.
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When you were on the ground in the hardest-hit areas, what was the thing that made you the angriest or the most frustrated?
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" Politico reports that Labrador, who recently lost the Republican gubernatorial primary in Idaho, is known by one friend as "the angriest man in Congress.
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A quick look at Mr. Trump's Twitter archive shows that some of his angriest and most flamboyant accusations are issued early in the morning.
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Its most recent attempt was May's truly garbage Aladdin, which I reviewed and which yielded some of the angriest reader mail of my entire career.
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Days after Haley warned Republicans to resist their party's "angriest voices," Trump smiled, called her a friend, and agreed with her description of his views.
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Read more: How Mike Flynn became America's angriest general In the US military's chain of command, the secretary of defense comes right after the president.
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In his testimony to the Judiciary Committee, Kavanaugh attacked Democrats and delivered the angriest partisan message heard from a Supreme Court nominee in modern times.
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" Ms. Haley acknowledged on Wednesday morning that she was referring to Mr. Trump when she warned Americans not to follow the angriest voices in politics. "Mr.
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Ioffe is the latest in a string of Trump's media casualties, journalists who have been exposed to the wrath of the Republican presidential candidate's angriest supporters.
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She said Wednesday on CNN that she was addressing Trump when she made a comment on "the angriest voices" in the Republican Party in her response.
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Today's impeachment battle occurs in a news and social media environment that rewards the loudest, angriest voices and has separated Americans into their own information silos.
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"During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices," Haley said at the time from the governor's residence in Columbia.
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Surafel Daniel, director of "Yeemama Bet", says its angriest critics are those who wrongly perceive a gag to be made at the expense of a particular ethnicity.
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"During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices," Haley said during that speech from the governor's residence in Columbia.
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Although few would rank Guthrie's 1950s song "Old Man Trump" as among his finest, it is certainly one of his angriest, and is of special relevance today.
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President Trump delivered his first speech before the U.N. General Assembly — a 41-minute barn-burner that sounded like a collection of some of his angriest tweets.
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For years now, the loudest, angriest and most insistently uncompromising voices have competed to dominate our national discourse with appeals to narrow interests rather than common bonds.
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That statement, however, was greeted with jeers and boos, according to the AP. "The angriest voices show up, I get that," Coffman said, the news service reported.
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At this time, some of the very first pre-YouTube virals were appearing in the file space—Angriest Man in the World (Winnebago Man), Little Superstar, Homestar Runner.
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There is considerable disagreement over whether deregulated campaign finance and the mobilization of the angriest segment of the Republican electorate will inflict permanent damage on the Republican establishment.
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"During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices," Haley said in prepared remarks of her address released ahead of time.
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Its design and construction sparked what may have been the first, and arguably the angriest, of America's "art wars" — even including today's bitter disputes over Confederate war memorials.
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It could be the angriest form of a cutaneous horn I've ever seen, or it could be a form of skin cancer called squamous cell carcinoma, which presents similarly.
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Reaching out to some of the angriest individuals, I discovered they fit a certain pattern: They were immigrants who came to this country believing deeply in this nation's promise.
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When I look back on, say, the gay and lesbian movement, the people who were most effective were the angriest and one would call them hateful, they were not.
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What's more, France's rural population relies much more on cars than its urban dwellers do, which is why many in those regions seem the angriest with the gas tax.
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At the same time, we've watched parts of social media become less accessible simply because they aren't moderated, as the angriest users drive some of the most vulnerable away.
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They draw the angriest calls on sports radio, inspire the choicest GIF-laden rants down team message boards; they were the focus of single-serving Angelfire pages during Internet 1.0.
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Burger King's Angriest Whopper will be available for a limited time in participating restaurants and is slated to retail for $5.49 each or $7.49 as part of a combo meal.
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" Of Mr. Trump, he said, "He's done some real damage nationally and in the West to Republicans by using some of the nastiest, angriest rhetoric we've ever had in politics.
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We have reached this point because of a reward structure that elevates the loudest and angriest voices, while the voices of reason, moderation and unity are systematically ignored or mocked.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), a member of the Judiciary Committee, told Vox that Saturday was the "angriest and saddest time" for him in his nine years in the US Senate.
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If the coverage continues to highlight views of the angriest among us, portray them as if they are more omnipotent than is really the case, that perception might take further hold.
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"[The internet] took an ugly turn and became all about who can be the loudest, who can be the angriest and the most negative," Kunis said in an interview last year.
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She was once the recipient of Trump's repeated phone calls, the witness to his angriest moments, and according to other campaign aides, the person who steamed wrinkles out of his pants.
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While en route to the airport to travel to London for The Late Late Show, James Corden and Reggie Watts try to cheer up Britain's angriest chef with some car games.
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Finney's scenes with Keaton are emotional minefields, but the most heartbreaking moment in the picture finds Finney trying, and failing, to give a birthday gift to his oldest (and angriest) offspring.
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To stop bending to the will of the angriest among us who are impossible to please and instead embrace a policy agenda that will create more equality, fairness and prosperity for all.
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But it strikes me that many of the characterizations of London as a shattered city, many of the angriest posts, and many of the nastiest comments didn't originate from London at all.
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The upcoming PS4 reboot of the series starts with the angriest Greek in gaming glowering down at a tree that you chop down with Kratos' new weapon of choice: the Leviathan Axe.
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The results of a superfluous brain surgery — or a botched one — are grim, and if Dev's procedures go awry, the angriest families don't just complain or sue, as they do in England.
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They are also one of the most obscure, as they have always stayed hidden beneath the darkest shadows, spitting forth some of the rawest, angriest and most simplistic black metal ever heard.
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He would politicize what has long been a nonpartisan family affair, setting up "the angriest July 4 ever," as Eleanor Holmes Norton, the District of Columbia delegate in the House, put it.
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By week's end, tempers among even some of the angriest members of the Freedom Caucus had cooled, and Mr. Meadows insisted that the rumors of a coup in the offing were false.
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Then there's the case of "The World's Angriest Boy in the World," a morbid children's book character that bedevils our heroes as they wind their way through the labyrinth of David's mind.
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Father and daughter exchanged smiles, and then, in a real Capra touch, Martin — the angriest of them all — came out and invited Noah to go sledding in Central Park the next day.
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But that's not what's happening, and the people angriest about it seem to be glossing over this point Do you think zero Democrats will tweet, speak, or issue press releases after the SOTU?
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One recollection involves David's father reading a nasty, violent little bedtime story called The Angriest Boy in the World, which is so unsettling that David pushes himself out of the memory by force.
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"[T]he first to be targeted are Muslims or Mexicans — after which they will probably come for Jews, gays, blacks and all the other apparent undesirables who irk Trump's angriest followers," Oppenheimer writes.
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The angriest of gamers often feel the need to act as gatekeepers for gaming because they imagine that making gaming feel more accessible to other groups somehow taints the purity of their hobby.
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The angriest objectors allege that fights are easier to fix under the new system, though none has provided solid evidence or even a clear picture of how fixers might get around AIBA's safeguards.
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The Kavanaugh hearings have brought out the angriest women, ready to share their discontent with Senate Republicans who are disputing and failing to recognize the courage and truth in Christine Blasey Ford's testimony.
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The fact that Pence is being asked to oversee a team of medical and public health experts, not act as a doctor or create health policies himself, seemed lost on the angriest detractors.
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The one for Tiler Peck (flanked by the female corps), with repeated turns into a sideways leg extension, is the ballet's most outgoing; Ms. Peck also becomes, arrestingly but reasonably, its angriest character.
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For one thing, "The World's Angriest Boy in the World," the monstrous children's book character who stalks David and friends in their waking and dreaming lives, is actually frightening for the first time.
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Twitter, especially, has energized the angry extremes of feminism in the same way it has energized Trump and his supporters: the loudest, angriest, most simplifying voices are elevated and rendered normal or mainstream.
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He's also betting that the people who are the angriest about his picks are either career politicians or activists who will never support him and don't represent the bulk of the voting public anyway.
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To compile this list, I trawled Yelp for the lowest-rated beaches (it's really hard to score below a three out of five if you're a beach), then highlighted some of the angriest reviews.
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There's something to do with a macabre book called The World's Angriest Boy in the World, about a boy who kills his own mother — a boy Dr. Poole, David's former psychiatrist, says is David.
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"It took an ugly turn and became all about who can be the loudest, who can be the angriest and the most negative," she told Cosmo about her decision to stay away from apps.
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She asked Americans not to follow that "siren call of the angriest voices" in an anxious time, and appeared to reject Trump's call for a temporary ban on Muslims coming to the United States.
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On July 18, the Republican National Convention will kick off, as the Republican Party—along with tens of thousands of its closest friends and angriest enemies—will officially take over a chunk of Cleveland.
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But in Mad as Hell: The Making of Network and the Fateful Vision of the Angriest Man in Movies, Dave Itzkoff reports that screenwriter Paddy Chayefsky had actually drafted his cinematic suicide before Chubbuck's death.
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In the last year, American politics has turned into the greatest, darkest show on Earth, with Trump the largest, angriest bear turning increasingly bizarre and dangerous tricks, his audience recoiling but unable to look away.
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All of these companies take pain to present themselves as simply the unbiased operators of the digital public square, which in practice usually means trying to placate whoever is angriest at them at any given moment.
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She previously called his plan to keep out Muslims "absolutely un-American"; her speech this week, with its plea for resistance to "the angriest voices", was a response to him as well as to Mr Obama.
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Like few others in the White House, Ms. Hicks was witness to some of the president's angriest moments and most pointed directives about the investigations into the Trump campaign and its contacts with Russians in 2016.
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In an interview with Rolling Stone right before the release of her album 1989, Swift spoke a little about the meaning behind her song "Bad Blood" (which the magazine described as the "angriest" song on the album).
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In the case of Donald Trump, to reach beyond his angriest core of supporters, it was the idea that he'd been so successful in business that he could do better than the "very stupid people" in Washington.
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A day after President Obama's State of the Union address, more people were talking about Haley's GOP response — and her warning that Republicans not "follow the siren call of the angriest voices" — than anything the president said.
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ATLANTA — The race for the Democratic National Committee leadership is over, resolved with a Tom Perez chairmanship and a deputy role for Keith Ellison that momentarily quelled even the angriest Bernie Sanders-wing protesters in the room.
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The world is not enough for many of the angriest, most bitter Johns, particularly the ones who felt that they were promised, on the basis of their gender, more of the world than the majority they have inherited.
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Hosniya Zarabi, San Francisco area, California My daughter's self-doubt makes me the angriest I was born without privilege in North Philadelphia back in 1972, when many African-American families were just beginning to make a better life.
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BARTIROMO: Mr. Trump, South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley in her response to the State of the Union address (APPLAUSE) BARITROMO: appeared to choose sides within the party, saying Republicans should resist, quote, "the siren call of the angriest voices".
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"During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices," Haley said, without mentioning Trump by name in her remarks, although she said later she was referring to Trump, as well as others.
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To the Editor: Re "Fears of 'the Angriest July 4 Ever' as Trump Seizes Top Billing on the Mall" (news article, June 6): Our nation's birthday, the Fourth of July, begins to feel more like an occasion for mourning.
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Related: The Islamic State's Propaganda War: Advertisers and Marketers Weigh in on the World's Angriest Ad Campaign The footage, which could not immediately be verified, also shows the aftermath of the attacks in Paris which killed 130 people on November 13.
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So far, the 2016 election cycle has been the angriest in recent memory, with vitriol and disillusionment coming from every end of the political spectrum, boiling over on cable news, social media, and in the comments section of every news site.
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Then, Nikki Haley, the Indian-American governor of South Carolina who pulled down the Confederate flag last year, used the Republican Party's televised rebuttal to urge Americans to defy the "angriest voices" tearing at her party during a fractious 2016 primary.
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A rebuke flung by GOP elites to the party's "angriest" voices -- code for Donald Trump -- in the official response to President Barack Obama's State of the Union address Tuesday night only served to highlight differences opened by a boisterous presidential campaign.
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The angriest players seemed to be Jayson Werth of the Nats and mortal enemy of the Gatorade cooler, Sean Rodriguez of the Pirates, who needed to be restrained by his side after Nationals manager Dusty Baker pointed Pittsburgh's way in disapproval.
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All of the books do, however, acknowledge a fact that undercuts their attempts to valorize women's anger: one of the angriest demographics in America before the 2016 Presidential election was white women, and the majority of them voted for Donald Trump.
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The one that made me the angriest was Norman Mailer, because it seems like there was so much leeway given to men through around 1950 to 1970 who were writing books and went around doing terrible things to their wives.
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The angriest interlocutors debated him, paragraph for sulfurous paragraph, studded with scriptural reference, for days on end, in comment sections that unfurled beneath his status updates like long scrolls carrying the names of the dead, wherever the hell they'd gone.
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Nikki Haley's official Republican response to the State of the Union Tuesday night, a response that included what many interpreted as slights against Trump ("During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices").
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Hayes argues that the angriest voters are not going to be the people at the bottom, but the people in the middle, who used to expect that they and their kids could do well through enterprise and don't believe that anymore.
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" South Carolina Republican Governor Nikki Haley suggested as much when she used the term in her official Republican response to Barack Obama's State of the Union this week, warning her party to avoid the "the siren call of the angriest voices.
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Once the President's closest West Wing confidante -- the recipient of his repeated phone calls, the witness to his angriest moments, and according to other campaign aides, the person who steamed wrinkles out of his pants -- sources now say their relationship has changed.
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Whenever I feel like I want to gouge my eyes out and sell them on Etsy, or bang my head up against a wall so many times I break the entire wall down, I turn to Twitter, the angriest platform on the internet.
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Using blunt and at times incendiary language, he found strong support from Republicans without a college degree, those who are angriest about the federal government and those who favor a hard line on illegal immigration, according to surveys of voters leaving the polls.
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"Twitter, especially, has energized the angry extremes of feminism in the same way it has energized Trump and his supporters: the loudest, angriest, most simplifying voices are elevated and rendered normal or mainstream," Katie Roiphe writes in a new cover story for Harper's.
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Haley's "winner" status does not come without asterisks: her response to President Obama's State of the Union address earlier this year, in which she urged Republicans to resist "the siren call of the angriest voices," was widely seen as a rebuke to Trump.
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As the author of the book "Mad as Hell: The Making of 'Network' and the Fateful Vision of the Angriest Man in Movies," I spent considerable time reviewing the personal papers of Chayefsky, its Oscar-winning screenwriter and the film's principal architect.
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The president made it known on Friday, in his second appearance on the campaign trail since Democrats launched their impeachment probe, that he is eager to stoke an already-toxic political environment by being the rawest, angriest and least censored version of himself.
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Needless to say, there are spoilers ahead, so any readers who don't want to know the identity of A.D., the latest "A," — or why the show's sex scenes became more revealing, or which plot points provoked the angriest viewer reactions — should turn back now.
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Katharine Hepburn won an Oscar for her performance as Eleanor of Aquitaine, and Peter O'Toole unleashes his angriest, most regal growl as Henry II in Anthony Harvey's hammy 218 costume drama, whose lavish production values can be seen in full flourish in this new restoration.
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The GOP senators and the President -- dubbed the angriest people in Washington by CNN's Stephen Collinson -- will get together for lunch today at the White House, where they'll try again to craft a plan to deliver something they've been promising to voters for seven years. 3.
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Over the next six years, a procession of bands—Limp Bizkit, Soulfly, Cold, Human Waste Project, Machine Head, Amen, Slipknot—trekked into the Malibu hills to record some of the decade's angriest and most polarizing music, nestled among sycamores and palm trees in an improbably idyllic setting.
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But his biggest strength is his strangeness, his allergy to the dully inspiring and his native attraction to the angriest characters—a quality he traces to "the Velvet Rage," referring to the title of a 21 book about the fury gay men feel in a straight world.
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Many of the angriest reactions are conflating copyright with trademark law, and while it's true that the Fine Bros are pursuing a trademark for "React" and other titles in their series, that doesn't mean that they'll own the entire genre — which, indeed, they claim not to want to do.
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Given how much the past affects the present in Game of Thrones, I suspect we haven't seen the last of this pairing and what they have to say to each other, but in an episode full of reunions and near-reunions, this was the angriest and ugliest and most unpredictable.
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On the whole, Zuckerberg tried to chart a middle course between his two loudest, angriest constituencies: the voices, mostly on the left, pushing for him to take down much more content than Facebook currently does; and the voices, mostly on the right, that complain Facebook is an engine for censorship that actively suppresses their views.
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Read more:Seeing soccer fans chant 'F--- Trump!' on Fox News may have prompted the president to launch his angriest attack yet on the networkTrump rails against Fox News for its weekend coverage, says watching it is worse than CNNFox host Lou Dobbs said that generals uncomfortable with Trump's Fourth of July military show are 'snowflakes'
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It mimics the weak branding of the original A Better Deal agenda the opposition laid out last summer, but while that earlier bit of stagecraft—a somewhat promising antitrust plank notwithstanding—failed to make much of an impression, actually talking about the thing voters are angriest about could really make a difference this fall.
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Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyHaley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women Trump: Response to Cummings burglary 'not meant as a wise-guy tweet' MORE on Tuesday evening warned Americans not to follow the "angriest voices" in politics as she delivered the Republican response to President Obama's State of the Union address.
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The particulars of Trump's weekend tweets were certainly new — even at his angriest, Trump hadn't previously derided Obama as "sick" or accused him of breaking the law —but they're actually part of a broader pattern of public comments that show a fundamental misunderstanding of the relationship between the White House, the Justice Department, and the FBI.
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" One TVGoHome listing describes an episode of a documentary series called "Britain's Angriest Failures," devoted to a man who "explains how everything on television is produced by a cabal of guffawing nepotists hell-bent on filling the schedules with simple-minded rubbish, while lying in front of his television smoking cannabis on a grimy towelling robe.
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Ms. Haley, the daughter of Indian immigrants who became her state's first female and minority governor, urged Americans not to marginalize immigrants in the face of current threats, an apparent reference to Mr. Trump's recent call for barring foreign Muslims from entering the country "During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices," she said.
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Holland Redfield, an RNC committeeman, didn't mention GOP presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE by name, but said Republicans were "almost terrorized" by the party's angriest voices.
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You can check out screen grabs showing how this work in Collins' story... FOR THE RECORD -- Bloomberg News reported Thursday evening that the Trump campaign has purchased the "coveted advertising space" on YouTube's homepage during Election Day and the immediate run up to it... (Bloomberg News) -- Here's how "news literacy instruction" is "flourishing in the wake of the 2016 election as worries about fake news grow..." (NYT) -- Bernie Sanders suggested at the Democratic debate that some of his angriest supporters might be Russian bots.
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Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyHaley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women Trump: Response to Cummings burglary 'not meant as a wise-guy tweet' MORE (R) confirmed on Wednesday that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE was one of the "angriest voices" she alluded to in her rebuttal to President Obama's final State of the Union address.
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I just read two great books at the same time: I reread Jean Stafford's "The Mountain Lion," which is one of the strangest and angriest novels of the 20th century, and for the first time I read Morgan Parker's "There Are More Beautiful Things Than Beyoncé," a brilliant poetry collection playing so cunningly with pop culture that it reminded me that pop culture is astonishingly deep and fascinating and is only considered frivolous because it — like caretaking careers and the domestic sphere — is devalued for being considered primarily feminine.
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Like Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, Stein is merely interested in pointing to the angriest voice in the crowd and amplifying it, without any regard for the scientific truth.
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All of this means that if the museum's trustees are smart, they'll take this opportunity to restart the entire process: Come to an agreement with the AG that halts the sale (and which doesn't leave them on the hook for massive penalty payments to Sotheby's); quietly inform Shields that he doesn't need to bother returning from his medical leave; start engaging with and apologizing to the community, especially those who were angriest and most vocal about the deaccession plans; and, perhaps, begin good-faith discussions with other Berkshire museums, including the Norman Rockwell Museum, about solutions that might help shore up some of the Berkshire Museum deficits while keeping its most valuable treasures in Berkshire County.
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