Republicans have shifted their focus from assailing the nuclear deal to assailing Mrs. Clinton.
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Then Mr. Trump went back into partisan mode, assailing his enemies.
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Republicans joined Democrats in assailing that decision as an unconscionable betrayal.
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The magazine published a special issue in January devoted to assailing Trump.
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But with Mr. Saar assailing him publicly, the cracks spread almost instantly.
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Democrats have been particularly aggressive in assailing the president and his staff.
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Assailing previous presidents as ineffectual, he vowed to make Mexico pay for it.
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In Las Vegas, a heavily unionized town, his critics are assailing those claims.
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Democrats wasted no time in assailing the attorney general's framing of the report.
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He became President by busting norms and assailing institutions, and he hasn't stopped.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar led the charge, assailing Warren over her answers on health care.
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The president is assailing the industrial supplier for moving jobs to Mexico from Indiana.
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The PACs backing Republican Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz spent millions assailing Trump.
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Former President Barack Obama has been assailing him in a surprisingly sharp, systematic way.
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" Hayes reiterated the point on Twitter, assailing "the sheer entitled whininess on display here.
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But neither side was waiting for a decision to start assailing the attorney general.
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WASHINGTON — American lawmakers have for years been assailing companies for dodging taxes with overseas maneuvers.
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"I'm happy to defend him," Mr. Pence said, but then spent more time assailing Mrs.
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Meanwhile, the usually peacenik Democrats are assailing Trump for deigning to talk nice with Kim.
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And the White House has responded by assailing the credibility of the nonpartisan budget office.
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A letter like the one sent by Middlebury alumni assailing Mr. Murray does not help.
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Then it went global, assailing industry from South Korea and Japan to Italy and Germany.
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In this era of modern termination assailing us, the book feels like a call to arms.
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They have spent years assailing the law, but the criticisms have always had a fundamental contradiction.
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The message about the Post story was quickly followed by one assailing The New York Times.
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It is hard to see how that isn't more unfair than the set-up he is assailing.
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Breitbart also has run stories assailing Ryan's "failing" Speakership and has cast him as a Democratic sympathizer.
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The former Olympian hasn't been assailing the champ in the media, or bombarding him on social media.
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What are the adversities assailing the family at the center of "I Was Most Alive With You"?
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Michigan's attorney general, Bill Schuette, is assailing his rival for the Republican nomination for governor, Lt. Gov.
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RT America aired its first program assailing 5G's health impacts last May, its only one in 2018.
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President Trump refrained from publicly vilifying American institutions, assailing political adversaries, insulting allies or committing major gaffes.
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The budget office's findings immediately gave fodder to Democrats, who were already assailing the bill as cruel.
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Most were retweets of messages from allies and supporters assailing Mr. Schiff and others prosecuting the case.
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Editorial President Trump began his campaign assailing immigrants as ruthless lawbreakers who steal American jobs with impunity.
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We see Brett Kavanaugh spitting irrational rage, hypocritically undermining the very process he was assailing as a sham.
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Yet Mr. Trump has begun sharply assailing the #MeToo movement and making increasingly explicit appeals to male identity.
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Inflation is running near 40 percent, assailing consumers with sharply rising prices for food and other basic necessities.
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Trump's mercurial nature and tendency to do things like publicly assailing his own attorney general further incentivize leaking.
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After all, Barr had submitted an unsolicited memo to the Justice Department assailing Mueller's approach on obstruction in 2018.
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Standing in the headquarters of the CIA, President Trump decided to devote much of his remarks to assailing journalists.
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The president on Saturday and Sunday sent more than a dozen tweets assailing Cummings and the city of Baltimore.
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Apple is finally taking some responsibility for the troubles assailing some MacBook and MacBook Pro owners with broken keyboards.
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He has been assailing them publicly, placing tariffs on their steel and aluminum, and threatening to tax their automobiles.
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Since taking office, he has sought better economic relations with China after assailing the country during the presidential campaign.
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The organization has gone on the record claiming that she's assailing the church in an effort to boost her career.
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Clinton to move left by opposing the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Keystone pipeline and by frequently assailing Wall Street.
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Clinton is assailing Mr. Trump's credibility and honesty in many areas, from his record in business to his campaign promises.
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Clinton from a golf course he owns in Westchester, and promising to give a speech thoroughly assailing her next week.
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Mr. Trump has made clashes with American corporations a staple of his presidency, previously assailing businesses like Amazon and Carrier.
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Mr. Temer, 76, vows to hang onto power, assailing his accusers while finding himself increasingly isolated in the capital, Brasília.
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Most of the messages were retweets of messages from allies and supporters assailing Mr. Schiff and others prosecuting the case.
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Her influence extends beyond the code that she writes to the internal memos assailing Zuckerberg for his position on fake news.
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Trump attorney Jay Sekulow responded, assailing Schiff for raising the issue and pivoting to claims about former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The gig was notoriously stressful, with managers constantly assailing the Garden's matchmaker for mismatched bouts that would boost their fighter's record.
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"Trump's support could well be the game changer," he said, while noting the slew of scandals and corruption charges assailing Netanyahu.
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Assailing her judgment, he again tried to tie her to the Iraq war, Wall Street, super PACS and the energy industry.
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The silence from the White House flew in the face of this sacred tenet, assailing it at an almost elemental level.
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Further, assailing the press comes off as an attempt to "undermine democracy," as former Federal Communications Commission member Michael Copps tweeted.
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His repeated assailing of Wall Street and the big banks is needed and just might prevent another financial crash like 2008.
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" Another parent received a profane email, assailing her for embracing "anti-white racism," adding: "I feel sorry for your brainwashed child.
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Mr. Cosby's wife, Camille Cosby, has already demanded that Judge O'Neill step down, assailing him as biased and allied with prosecutors.
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Attack ads from President Donald Trump and his allies assailing Sanders' views on Fidel Castro and Soviet Russia practically write themselves.
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She has expanded her movement by assailing globalization — the European Union, the loss of French jobs and an influx of migrants.
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Two people close to Sessions noted it was a reversal in tactic from when Trump first began assailing him last year.
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Democrats and progressives have been assailing Republicans for recklessly adding to the debt and giving big tax breaks to the rich.
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Yet Mrs Clinton's advisors feared that assailing him with many of his weaknesses would risk embedding none of them in voters' minds.
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Dozens of former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) attorneys are assailing the Trump administration's policy meant to curb legal settlements with environmental groups.
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Yet in lifting rates, the Bank of England has slightly added to the headwinds assailing Britain on its continued slog toward Brexit.
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After assailing the treaty with Japan, Mr. Trump went on to repeat what has become a perennial attack on Ms. Merkel's Germany.
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In recent years, Ms. Crowley has emerged as a conservative firebrand, assailing Democrats and amplifying conspiracy theories about President Barack Obama's heritage.
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Instead of answering, Trump responded by rejecting the question ("nasty"), attacking Alexander ("terrible"), and assailing NBC News' parent company Comcast ("Con-Cast").
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Lecturers and students who recognized otherwise had to resort to other means, even stealing bodies from fresh graves or assailing funeral processions.
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The line of questioning was repeated in various ways during the hearing, with Democrats assailing Powell with grievances over Trump-backed policies.
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The president and his Department of Health and Human Services have issued statements assailing the health law and warning of imminent collapse.
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During daylight hours, we faced near-constant attack by swarms of black flies assailing our heads and necks, leaving annoying, shallow bites.
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Rasmussen begins the film in an unmilitary fury, assailing the enemy with the wildness of an animal newly released from its cage.
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John Bolton, America's national security adviser, announced the closure of the PLO office during a speech assailing the ICC, a bugbear of his.
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LOS ANGELES — Critics are assailing the Trump administration's "conscience" rule, which allows health workers to refuse medical treatment to people, even in emergencies.
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The Saudis have also capitalized on the aftermath, assailing the violent ransacking of the Saudi Embassy in Tehran by protesters after the executions.
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When he's not assailing "enemy" news organizations, the president is promoting outlets he approves of, and OANN is clearly in the latter camp.
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By 2019, Romney had entered the Senate as one of Trump's chief GOP critics, including with an op-ed assailing the president's character.
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Momentum for the deal is even more vital in an election year, when candidates on both sides of the aisle are assailing it.
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She shook her head or looked on disapprovingly when he challenged Democrats or laid out a dark vision of illegal immigrants assailing America.
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Calling for higher taxes and more regulation, Democrats are, of course, not just assailing our corporations, but also the policies of President Trump.
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Case in point: this League of Conservation Voters ad assailing Representative Dana Rohrabacher, a California Republican, as "radically opposed" to fighting climate change.
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President Trump called on the Justice Department to investigate who wrote an anonymous Op-Ed in The New York Times assailing his administration.
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At the same time, he and prominent House Republicans have been loudly assailing H.R. 1, cranking the fear-mongering demagogy to the max.
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A Republican "super PAC" aligned with Mr. McConnell released a web ad on Tuesday assailing Ms. Ward as a fringe-dwelling conspiracy theorist.
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Schiff responded to the question, assailing Republicans for asking it and accusing them of "smearing" his staff and "circulating smears" in unconfirmed press reports.
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Corvex, run by Carl Icahn protege Keith Meister, nominated a slate of 10 directors last week, after assailing the quality of Williams' current directors.
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Assailing Sanders's "Medicare-for-all" proposal, Clinton said the party should be focused on strengthening and improving the Affordable Care Act, also called ObamaCare.
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Meister, who runs hedge fund Corvex Management LP, nominated a slate of 10 directors last week, after assailing the quality of Williams' current directors.
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A typical nominee would have allies memorizing Mr. Comey's best lines and repeating them on cable news and at local political events — assailing Mrs.
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After the third and final presidential debate on Wednesday, Trump's "nasty woman" comment gave life to a new merchandise line aimed at assailing him.
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Not even the booming financial markets that cheer Trump's tax-cuts and deregulation initiatives show the dramatic turnaround Trump claims while assailing his predecessor.
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Josh Hawley's (R-MO) attacks on corporate power and big tech and conservative pundit Tucker Carlson's assailing of the "ruling class" and moneyed interests.
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And yet she has spent the bulk of her time in two consecutive debates lustily assailing Michael Bloomberg, to the bafflement of political observers.
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On Sunday, it was not Mr. Colbert but Rex Ryan, the former football coach and prominent Trump supporter during the campaign, assailing Mr. Trump.
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Critics detected a Trumpian edge to the script sent by corporate bosses to many of Sinclair's nearly 200 stations in 89 markets, assailing "false news".
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He has also echoed the president's outsider appeals and pet issue, arguing that a state government needs a businessman while assailing Mr. Edwards over immigration.
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But rather than stand up to those assaults, the president aims his own conspiracies and lies at our country, assailing the foundation of our democracy.
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Mr. Clinton was also blunt in assailing Republicans who have rejected Medicaid money to provide health care for more people under the Affordable Care Act.
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Clinton than Mr. Obama had been, assailing her for supporting some free trade agreements in the past and voting to authorize the war in Iraq.
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Mr. Trump jumped in a moment later, assailing California's embrace of so-called sanctuary cities, where local authorities limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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The administration has sought to patch that vulnerability in recent days, assailing the effort as partisan and an attempt to undo the 2202 presidential election.
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Devin Nunes assailing the FBI and Department of Justice is that Donald Trump is changing the Republican Party far more than it is changing him.
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To his detractors, he is taking a racially charged stance and stoking white resentment by assailing a sports league in which most players are black.
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He also fought back against accusations that Mr. Trump's continued assailing of law enforcement officials has undermined the Justice Department's traditional independence from political interference.
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They were immediately proved wrong Friday with the arrest of a Florida man, who plastered his van with stickers backing Donald Trump and assailing Democrats.
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"For us, tax time is a moment of gratitude," Mr. de Blasio wrote in a squib online explaining his patriotic feeling and assailing the president.
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Mr. Trump, who campaigned in five states on Monday, took a harsher approach, assailing the "crooked media," attacking a "corrupt Washington establishment" and mocking Mrs.
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For their part, Democrats appeared to relish the irony of Republicans assailing an agency whose work they have embraced when it suited their political arguments.
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That Comey was a Republican who rose to prominence under President George W. Bush did not keep Gowdy and other Republicans from assailing his decision.
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No one would welcome a Netanyahu exit more than Israel's anemic left, which has been loudly assailing his authoritarian and rightward drift for several years.
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Mortimers "A" side of the family wanted Richard to provide a statement that would strongly repudiate his previous comments assailing addicts and call the messages stupid.
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He went at Mr. Trump repeatedly, assailing him as insensitive to women and minorities, and criticizing his support for using eminent domain to annex private property.
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And when it came time for his infrastructure speech, Trump spent part of it assailing ObamaCare and Democrats, appearing to veer off script at several points.
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He opened his candidacy with a nativist outburst, assailing illegal immigration and calling Mexicans rapists and drug dealers, which fed the base's economic and cultural discontent.
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Harris has a history in assailing the purported threat of Islamic terrorism in Canada, referring to the country as a "happy hunting ground" for Islamic extremism.
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And he and people around him question the wisdom in assailing the record of a popular ex-president rather than the unpopular-by-comparison current one.
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The Sun rose to the unusual challenge after Trump posted his first tweets assailing Congressman Elijah Cummings and Maryland's seventh congressional district on Saturday, July 27.
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In Montana, Senator Jon Tester and his allies have been assailing his Republican opponent, Matt Rosendale, a Maryland native, as an East Coast real estate developer.
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But a monthslong advertising onslaught assailing Mr. Quist on issues ranging from his troubled personal finances to his suggestion of a gun registry ultimately paid dividends.
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Assailing economic orthodoxy, he has claimed that high interest rates actually cause inflation, which is like blaming obesity on cutting too much sugar from the diet.
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Assailing economic orthodoxy, he has claimed that high interest rates actually cause inflation, which is like blaming obesity on cutting too much sugar from the diet.
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Republican lawmakers spent much of their time in the hearing assailing Mr. Cohen's credibility, noting that he is going to prison for previously lying to Congress.
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Bannon declined to comment directly on Nix, but instead zeroed in on Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, assailing the social media giant's business model.
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Late last week, the same group began broadcasting a commercial in New Hampshire assailing Mr. Kasich for expanding health care in Ohio under the Affordable Care Act.
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Not soon, since after seven years of Republican rhetoric assailing Obamacare, a substantial chunk of the party's caucus in the House still wants to repeal the program.
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CNN Mad moneyOf the more than $132m spent on negative ads by candidates and the groups supporting them, nearly $70m has gone to commercials assailing Mr Trump.
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They blame a hostile media for, as they see it, assailing the president day after day and presenting the most negative possible interpretation of his every move.
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His supposedly redemptive tale, which clumsily ends with a fence gate installed and fastened open, is an exercise in assailing a god, not living as a human.
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Assailing generals, journalists and foreign policy experts alike, he links together more than a dozen military interventions that span 35 years and declares them a single war.
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" The Cruz campaign for its part released its first full-blown negative ad against the business mogul in recent days, assailing him for having "New York values.
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Sanders had gone hard after Clinton in Michigan, assailing her past support of trade agreements, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership that was negotiated by the Obama administration.
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Mr. Trump had no hesitance to kibbitz from the side before he became president, assailing President Barack Obama for not doing enough to stop Ebola, for instance.
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By assailing Mr. Comey, he is targeting perhaps the main witness in the obstruction investigation, a tack that Mr. Trump's lawyers also tried over the past year.
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"The eight-year assault on your Second Amendment freedoms has come to a crashing end," Mr. Trump told the crowd after assailing Mr. Obama's record on guns.
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Progressives are already assailing the reform outline as a tax cut for the wealthy, but some of the fill-in-the-blank details are still to come.
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Congressional Democrats had tried to block the move this month, assailing it as a capitulation to the Kremlin and a key ally of President Vladimir V. Putin.
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Already the president has taken to assailing Mr Mueller by name on Twitter—a tactic that Fox News hosts such as Sean Hannity have been pushing for months.
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And his ads assailing McConnell as "Cocaine Mitch" (over a bust on his father-in-law's shipping company) and his "China family" have infuriated the Kentucky Republican's allies.
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He's dissing US allies, assailing the global trading system, broke bread with North Koreans, is railing against institutions that check his domestic power and making friends with tyrants.
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Yet while President Trump and his administration are rightly assailing managed trade in China, they are engaging in more and more of it themselves in the United States.
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People began to criticize the release, calling the shade options "disappointing," pointing out the unrealistic orange-y colors, and assailing the brand for the shortage of dark shade options.
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The Ad Campaign Attacked first in a Donald J. Trump ad, Senator Ted Cruz swiftly responded on Friday with a commercial assailing Mr. Trump over his real estate background.
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Americans are disgusted with violence, with propaganda, with disinformation, with defiling individuals for disagreeing, with assailing survivors of sexual assault, and with stiffing the innocent victims of Hurricane Maria.
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President Trump resumed his criticism of the European Union on Thursday, assailing the bloc for the record antitrust fine it levied against the Silicon Valley giant Google this week.
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Produced by Gasworks in South London, Bradley has transformed the gallery's interiors with a tonic-infused resin meant to ameliorate the encroaching forces of capitalism assailing the art world.
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By blaming news outlets and their coverage for the anger in America, you are likely seen as assailing the First Amendment rights of free speech and a free press.
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Assailing the president as a "conman" and a "cheat", Cohen said Trump knew ahead of time about WikiLeaks' release of emails in 2016 that undermined Democrat Clinton's presidential bid.
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Whether Trump was mixing up two very different black men or assailing someone who has gone out of his way to be fair to him, this saga says something unflattering.
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Trump in recent days took a new turn in his attacks on the Utah senator, veering from assailing his character and loyalty and tossing him into the wilds of Ukraine.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas opened the debate assailing Mr. Obama for tolerating such treatment, and both he and Donald J. Trump called it a humiliation for the United States.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, assailing Trump as a fellow Republican billionaire businessman, declared him unfit to be president compared to the "sane, competent person" running against him.
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If Donald Trump wants to make assailing the Obama economy a centerpiece of his campaign, he has a bit more of a leg to stand on than he did previously.
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Trump also continues to press the case for building a wall on the border with Mexico, while assailing Democrats for being overly lax, as he sees it, on border security.
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He also tries to reconcile Kraepelin-style biologism with more humanistically oriented psychotherapy, correctly assailing the false dichotomy between these two approaches, which in practice both act on the brain.
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In assailing each other's suitability for the White House, Clinton and Trump are reflecting a negative voter mood ahead of next month's party conventions that will choose the presidential nominees.
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Anupam Roy from New Delhi, a member of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation, papers a room with Expressionist drawings assailing the reactionary climate in his country today.
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Washington (CNN)Chicago's Democratic mayor is pushing back against Ivanka Trump's "misleading" tweets about recent gun violence in the city, assailing President Donald Trump's daughter for getting several facts wrong.
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He and his allies have spent recent weeks assailing Mueller's investigation into Trump campaign contacts with Russians during the 2016 election — and whether Trump himself may have obstructed the probe.
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Sadly, assailing a free and critical press has become a cornerstone of the new breed of illiberal leaders in Brazil, as in the United States and elsewhere around the world.
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Since the new year, the two candidates have increasingly attacked each other, with Sanders hitting Clinton for being a member of the establishment and Clinton's surrogates assailing Sanders as unelectable.
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The president's defenders in Congress jumped to highlight the number of faults Horowitz found within the FBI, assailing investigators' continued reliance on the Steele dossier despite concerns about its reliability.
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They have also unleashed a flurry of amicus briefs and formal letters, often with other Democratic attorneys general, assailing legislation they see as gutting consumer finance protections or civil rights.
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For decades, moral clarity functioned as a shibboleth, an efficient means of discovering, then assailing, anyone too weak-willed to wage war against America's ideological foes or incipient spiritual collapse.
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Meanwhile, in the House Judiciary Committee, chairman Jerrold Nadler was assailing what he called the White House's effort to set up President Trump as a king, immune from oversight by Congress.
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" After being criticized for assailing Romney publicly instead of conveying her thoughts to Trump privately, Conway tweeted that the "point is the volume & intensity of grassroots resistance to Romney is breathtaking.
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But the reshuffle will not address what many critics see as the root of the crises that are assailing the White House -- the behavior and political conduct of the President himself.
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However, this constant assailing of our law enforcement community where prosecutors, the public, politicians and the mainstream media want to keep banging a square peg into a round hole must end.
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The project of defending him against his coming political travails—or at least of assailing those who doubt and oppose him—is already changing what it means to be a conservative.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.) for the third straight day on Twitter, assailing the African American lawmaker and the city he represents.
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The radical left is assailing taxpaying citizens with the idea that America has some unspecified debt to repay to "burdened civilizations" because its creation was built on political calumny and theft.
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"I am VERY happy with my lawyers, John Dowd, Ty Cobb and Jay Sekulow," Mr. Trump said on Twitter, assailing a New York Times article about his discussions with Mr. Flood.
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By imposing sanctions and publicly assailing Turkey, Mr. Trump may actually be helping Mr. Erdogan domestically, giving him grounds to appeal to national pride as he stands up to a superpower.
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The defense started laying out its arguments last week by assailing the credibility of Mr. Hernandez, whose own words, in admissions made to investigators, are the heart of the prosecution's case.
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Trump quickly lashed out on Wednesday, dismissing the op-ed as "really a disgrace" and "gutless" and assailing the author and The New York Times for publishing the anonymous opinion piece.
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Ronald Reagan went on a racist rant to Nixon assailing "those monkeys from those African countries" at the UN. The transcript vault, per the whistleblower, doesn't just contain the Ukraine transcript.
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He also told diners at a steakhouse in Carroll to expect ads assailing him to be unleashed in the coming weeks — the sort of onslaught that a true underdog would never receive.
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That might leave all 20 delivering brief, introductory versions of their stump speeches, or provoke long shots to seek attention by assailing better-known rivals such as Joe Biden or Elizabeth Warren.
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Trump seized on this connection in assailing Zebley's reputation early Wednesday morning ahead of the hearing, claiming that he's a "Never Trumper" without any evidence and pointing to Zebley's involvement representing Cooper.
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"They don't look like Indians to me," Mr. Trump said of the Mashantucket Pequot tribe, stunning a packed congressional hearing room by assailing the operators of the Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut.
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And the president of the United States, the most powerful democracy of all, is pushing the limits of presidential power, assailing a free press and challenging some of his own government's institutions.
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His demand prompted an outcry over whether he was assailing the longstanding independence of the Justice Department to gain information about the investigation into his campaign's possible ties to Russia's election interference.
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Instead, Republicans focused on assailing Democrats for not bringing up the issue earlier and instead injecting it into the process only days before the Judiciary Committee was scheduled to vote on Thursday.
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Earlier in the day, he delivered a blistering attack on Democrats, assailing their case as weak and "shoddy work," and promising that the Senate would "put this right" by acquitting the president.
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Chris Christie's presidential campaign, on Sunday criticized Mr. Christie for supporting Donald J. Trump, assailing him for "political opportunism" and calling on Mr. Trump's other supporters and donors to walk away from him.
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What they say -- assailing the United States for threatening North Korea and praising the Kim family for its leadership -- is similar in tone to the propaganda put out by North Korean state media.
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DeVos, who is married to the co-founder of Amway, faced an intense public backlash during her Senate confirmation process, with Democrats assailing her as woefully ignorant of the basics of education policy.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and the presidential candidates Beto O'Rourke, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Bill de Blasio, the newspaper changed the headline to "ASSAILING HATE, BUT NOT GUNS" for its second edition.
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Facebook also faces criticism for the role it may have played in the election of Donald J. Trump, with critics assailing the amount of "fake news" that showed up in users' news feeds.
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Mr. Trump has made being tough on China one of his hallmarks and has spent much of his first term assailing it as an enemy and threatening to tax all of its imports.
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After posting or reposting nearly 100 messages on Twitter on Sunday, most of them complaining about the impeachment effort and assailing Democrats, the president fired off more on Monday as the hearing progressed.
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Earlier this month, Lightfoot slammed Ivanka Trump, the daughter of President Donald Trump, for "misleading" tweets about recent gun violence in Chicago, assailing the senior White House adviser for getting several facts wrong.
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Trump's response to being abandoned by Ryan, the country's most senior elected Republican, has veered between saying he feels free now to campaign on his own terms and assailing Ryan and other "disloyal" Republicans.
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Fiorina also found herself facing a barrage of criticism from Planned Parenthood and its allies after her characterization during one debate of the undercover videos assailing the organization's handling of fetal tissue proved inaccurate.
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An informal association of Russian academics and scientists called the July 1 Club denounced the case as a "masquerade" and prominent intellectuals weighed in on social media with exasperated messages assailing the security services.
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She echoed many of the president's points and even some of his language, assailing Mr. Trump's temperament, ridiculing his proposals and arguing forcefully that he had failed to meet the gravity of the moment.
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Democratic party leaders have fretted about how to best oppose Trump, who managed to knock out all 16 rivals for the Republican nomination partly with his uninhibited style of assailing them with personal insults.
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In the past few days, he has launched a series of rants in the media, assailing his former colleagues in law enforcement — and the work that they have done — as Nazis, frauds and garbage.
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Senate Democratic leaders had hoped to capitalize on Mr. Trump's nomination of Tom Price as health secretary by assailing Republicans for wanting to trim Medicare, an issue Democrats aim to run on in 2018.
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These often casual forums find Murray at his most outspoken—assailing those who rely on theories of "race relations" to interpret blues music and insisting on a categorical division between vernacular and fine art.
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Mr. Saar has served as education and interior minister and tacks slightly to the right of Mr. Netanyahu, assailing him for not taking bolder action to assert Israeli claims on the occupied West Bank.
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Democratic Party leaders have fretted about how to best oppose Trump, who managed to knock out all 16 rivals for the Republican nomination in part with his uninhibited style of assailing them with personal insults.
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The five remaining contenders sought to leave nothing to chance the day before New York's primary, dashing across the city and state to make their final pitches while assailing their rivals as unelectable and incompetent.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Moderate candidates forced their way into the debate conversation on Tuesday night by assailing as "political suicide" the agenda championed by liberal front-runners who have dominated the 2020 Democratic presidential primary race.
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In the campaign, Mr. Trump did not say much about white-collar crime apart from assailing Wall Street greed, a standard refrain in the populist playbook, and Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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In the three governors' races, Republican candidates linked themselves to Mr. Trump at every turn, joining him for rallies in their states and assailing their Democratic rivals for their party's effort to impeach the president.
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After two years of assailing his predecessors for putting Chinese workers before Americans, President Trump today said he is directing his administration to reverse the effective shutdown of ZTE in order to save Chinese jobs.
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Mr. Trump did not directly address Mr. Biden's video assailing his comments about Charlottesville, responding instead with personal taunts, calling Mr. Biden "Sleepy Joe" on Twitter and "not the brightest light bulb" on Fox News.
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For example, a 1933 cartoon assailing the Roosevelt administration's spending practices was titled "What we need is another pump" and showed a desperate Roosevelt, with billions already spent, pouring more water into a pump, fruitlessly.
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In 2019, Trump skipped Davos, and the crowd turned its ire on Xi after billionaire investor George Soros became the toast of the conference after assailing China as a danger to open and democratic societies.
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" This time, Trump was even less nuanced in assailing Omar and Tlaib: "They hate Israel & all Jewish people, & there is nothing that can be said or done to change their minds… They are a disgrace!
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When Republicans won control of the House of Representatives in 2010, in part by assailing the enormous Obama deficits, there was a bipartisan view that the United States was at risk of a fiscal crisis.
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Assailing Mr. Cohen as a proven liar, they denounced the hearing as a "charade" and an "embarrassment for our country" orchestrated by partisan Democrats seeking a pretext to try to remove Mr. Trump from office.
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And he has worked hard to prepare his devoted right-wing followers for this moment, assailing the investigation as a "witch hunt" choreographed by the news media in cahoots with his enemies on the left.
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A contrarian with a lifelong penchant for quarreling with whatever social circle he was in, Kendall became a gadfly within this East Coast milieu, and in assailing these new targets he moved increasingly to the right.
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So it was rather rich to see him take the stage at the Republican National Convention and complain about Hillary Clinton's systems administration practices, assailing them as indicative of Clinton's disrespect for the rule of law.
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Ignoring his lawyers' advice, Mr. Trump has reverted to a more aggressive strategy of publicly assailing the inquiry that he initially adopted in the weeks immediately after the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, was appointed.
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Democrats there have adopted a rallying cry that echoes both Mr. Trump's rhetoric and traditional union-hall populism, assailing Wall Street banks and multinational corporations for exploiting workers and accusing Washington of colluding in their perfidy.
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Uncharacteristically, the combative Mr. Trump on Tuesday stuck to the strategy of not attacking the accuser directly as well, instead expressing sympathy and faith in Judge Kavanaugh while assailing Democrats for trying to torpedo his nominee.
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Mr. Trillanes has been a prominent critic of Mr. Duterte, assailing the president for unleashing a violent war on the drug trade that has killed thousands of drug addicts, dealers and, rights advocates say, innocent people.
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In 1997, he made his first try for City Hall, assailing the "tale of two cities" created by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani; he came in third in the Democratic primary, garnering 21 percent of the vote.
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For months after Mr. Trump took office, North Korea was uncharacteristically reticent about assailing him, possibly because of his administration's secret diplomatic attempts to ease tensions and secure the release of Americans held in the North.
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After filing a Supreme Court statement last week, Oracle VP Ken Glueck posted a statement over the weekend assailing the motives of Microsoft, IBM, and the CCIA industry group, all of which have publicly supported Google.
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Before joining the Senate, Romney penned an op-ed in The Washington Post assailing Trump for not rising to "the mantle of the office" and distinguishing himself as a GOP lawmaker willing to criticize the President.
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The Democrats refused to allow Grassley to begin his opening statement for more than hour, assailing him with objection after objection and repeatedly asking for a chance to vote on whether to postpone or adjourn the hearing.
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Trump has now spent the better part of the week assailing the top Senate Republican on Twitter and in remarks to reporters during what's been a news-making vacation at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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A leading conservative advocacy group, the Club for Growth, spent $1 million last year in Iowa assailing Trump, who made his billions as a real estate tycoon building properties all over the world, on that very issue.
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After trying a first-person, video game-inspired concept with different attackers assailing the viewer, the band settled on the gory murder scene pictured on Wrong One's cover—but not before going rounds with Relapse on it.
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He all but ensures that his Republican opponent will make the election a referendum on socialism...Attack ads from President Donald Trump and his allies assailing Sanders' views on Fidel Castro and Soviet Russia practically write themselves.
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He is expected to ramp it up even further with a forthcoming commercial assailing the former vice president for his criticism of Trump's response to the coronavirus, which is widely thought to have originated in the country.
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Mr. Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and House Speaker Paul D. Ryan all came to Atlanta to help her raise money, and conservative groups poured $12 million into the runoff, nearly all of it assailing Mr. Ossoff.
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Fresh off a foreign trip to the world's foremost economic summit, President Donald Trump on Thursday flung himself back into the domestic political fray, assailing Democratic lawmakers online as his Senate impeachment trial entered its third day.
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Meanwhile, Fox News and right-wing commentators are assailing public health officials and experts critical of the administration's virus response and the media who cover it, a pressure tactic used by state-run media under authoritarian regimes.
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The billionaire businesswoman was one of Trump's most controversial Cabinet selections, with Democrats and liberal groups assailing her lack of experience in public schools and her years at the helm of an organization that promoted school privatization.
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"Excursions" revolves around an incantatory spoken-word poem by Kevin Coval, assailing notions of racial purity: "The myth of originality leads to fascism," he declares, over a forward-tripping bass line and an unsettled murmur of horns.
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"The proposition that he [Clark] was assailing the officers is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidence as documented in the autopsy," said Bennet Omalu, a renowned pathologist who has done over 8,000 autopsies and has five board certifications.
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For more inspiration, students can consider that musicians have sung about almost everything, from standing against domestic violence, to supporting birth control for women, to fighting against poverty, to assailing common attitudes toward Latinos in the United States.
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The House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, greeted the president with an op-ed article in The Omaha World-Herald assailing an administration attempt to regulate streams and ponds by unilaterally stretching the definitions of the Clean Water Act.
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The speech was a reverie of immigrant-fearing, police-state bluster, with Mr. Trump gushing about building "an impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall," assailing "media elites" and listing his various notions for thwarting evil foreigners.
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As the debate progressed, Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz directed their fire at the front-runner, assailing Trump on his donations to Hillary Clinton, on the Trump University fraud cases, and on his business practices in general.
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At first, the prime minister, Robert Fico, tried to deflect the protests, firing some ministers and assailing the liberal president, Andrej Kiska, for purportedly failing to explain why he met with the American investor George Soros in September.
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Mr. Che, the "Weekend Update" co-anchor, delivered a pointed mini-monologue assailing President Trump as a "cheap cracker" over aid to Puerto Rico and defending the professional athletes who have knelt in protest during the national anthem.
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President Donald Trump launched a sustained online offensive Tuesday morning after details emerged of damaging congressional testimony by a senior White House official — retweeting numerous messages by Republican lawmakers assailing the latest developments in House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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While tabloids and broadsheets that tend to be loyal to one party such as The Sun (Conservatives) and the Daily Mirror (Labour) are expected to deliver the usual endorsements, others are issuing blistering editorials assailing both major parties.
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Immediately after Mr. Jones's victory, establishment-aligned Republicans in Washington were assailing Mr. Moore and Stephen K. Bannon, President Trump's former chief strategist, as having handed a Senate seat in the reddest of red states to the Democrats.
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As Doggett spoke outside the Randalls, a large crowd of demonstrators gathered, armed with DON'T TREAD ON ME flags, signs assailing "socialized health care" and, in one case, a large poster of Doggett's face augmented with devil horns.
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But the group of five aides is also monitoring a gaggle of potential Republican reelection opponents in Massachusetts, where hedge-fund billionaire Robert Mercer, a top backer of President Donald Trump, has funded a super PAC assailing her.
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Clinton: Trump most dangerous candidate in U.S. history Booker, who often fires up audiences for Clinton, appeared with other Democrats in Cleveland on Thursday to push back against Trump and Republicans, who have spent the week assailing her character.
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NEW YORK DOUBLE DOWN: The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports: Ted Cruz took his campaign to the Bronx Wednesday and defended his repeated assailing of Donald Trump's "New York values" by noting all of Trump's donations to Empire State liberal.
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But he is also seeking to match the vigorous jabs from her aides and allies, who ignored Mr. Sanders for much of last year and are now assailing his policy ideas and leadership abilities on a near-daily basis.
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On Friday in Illinois, former President Barack Obama made his debut on the 2018 campaign trail, assailing Mr. Trump by name for the first time and beginning his own blitz of appearances to help Democrats take control of Congress.
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And there were already seven groups — a mix of health care advocacy organizations and more partisan Democratic efforts — on the air in Nevada assailing the Republican health care overhaul, according to a Republican ad buyer tracking the ad traffic.
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"This is my third presidential campaign and I have never seen an organization treat its staff so poorly," Ms. Mehlenbacher wrote, assailing Mr. Rodriguez and Ms. Harris's sister, Maya, the campaign chairwoman, for laying off aides with no notice.
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Picking up another favorite theme, Mr. Trump reaffirmed his campaign to restrict the flow of new people into the country, assailing California, New York and other jurisdictions he calls "sanctuary cities" that limit their cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump further stoked speculation about the fate of his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, on Wednesday by assailing him in a fresh round of tweets even as Sessions was attending meetings at the White House.
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NEWBERRY, S.C. (Reuters) - Pope Francis forcefully injected himself into the U.S. presidential campaign on Thursday, assailing Republican candidate Donald Trump's views on U.S. immigration as "not Christian" in a sign of growing international concern at the billionaire businessman's election prospects.
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Putin, who has much prestige banked with his people on the back of flouting and assailing the US, faces re-election next year and is determined not to be seen being maltreated by the US. Hence his shows of anger.
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The Ad Campaign Fighting neck-and-neck in the Iowa polls with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, Donald J. Trump has gone negative, with a 60-second advertisement assailing Mr. Cruz over a hot-button issue with conservatives in Iowa: immigration.
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Of the more than $132 million spent on negative ads by candidates and the groups supporting them, nearly $70 million has gone to commercials assailing Mr. Trump, according to a New York Times analysis of data provided by Kantar Media/CMAG.
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Shaming undergraduates who are upset by all this and assailing deans who must cope with them have a chilling effect on "no strings attached" alumni generosity like Mr. Johnston's, which shielded free inquiry from donors with more mercenary and ideological agendas.
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Then Mr. Kander released a television ad last month in which he put an AR-15 assault rifle together blindfolded while reciting a script about gun rights, and started assailing his rival, Senator Roy D. Blunt, on his lobbyist ties.
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Taken together, the episodes highlight Mr. Trump's unusual approach to the American judiciary: Unlike most parties in court cases, who try to curry the favor of judges, he can turn publicly hostile toward them, assailing their motives, biography and fitness.
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Republican lawmakers have promised for seven years to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, but they have found that verbally assailing the health law is far easier than actually undoing it, even with a president who shares their goal.
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LONDON — In one action-packed day, the people who oversee money in Britain sought Wednesday to ease a pair of economic crises — the immediate emergency of the coronavirus outbreak, and the long, entrenched decline assailing national life through budget austerity.
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Back in 2012, Steve Cuozzo, the restaurant critic at The New York Post, wrote a tirade assailing the restaurant Reynard, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, for its list focused on obscure natural wines, of which, he said, he recognized not a single bottle.
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In an interview, Mr. Capuano acknowledged that he faced a new kind of race in a "significantly different" political environment, and said he was prepared to defend a record of assailing Mr. Trump that includes two votes in favor of impeachment.
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Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who served as the first White House chief to Obama, said Democratic presidential candidates were being extraordinarily short-sighted and wrong-headed by assailing the Obama administration's record, rather than trying to build upon it.
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But as he hit the campaign trail this fall, Mr. Obama has vented his exasperation loud and often, assailing his successor in a sharper, more systematic way arguably than any former president has done in three-quarters of a century.
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A prominent conservative group is thrusting itself into the Democratic primary with a TV ad assailing Beto O'Rourke — a move that comes as Republicans consider a broader campaign to meddle in the opposing party's contest to take on President Donald Trump.
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Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Klobuchar, in assailing Ms. Warren by name, and Mr. Sanders, in rolling out endorsements from the most coveted figures in progressive politics, are acknowledging the same urgency about halting the drift toward a two-person primary.
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Republicans poked holes in the testimony, making clear that none of the witnesses had actually heard Mr. Trump explicitly tie the security aid to the investigations, and they complained vociferously about the process, assailing it as tilted against the president.
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But the recent turmoil has brought new scrutiny, including from the rappers Jay-Z and Yo Gotti, who filed a lawsuit on Tuesday on behalf of prisoners, assailing what they described as an "utter disregard" for inmates and their rights.
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One of the most prolific, responsible for jumbo-size posters with tiny print assailing imperialism and racism and spray-painted messages saying "AIDS is Germ Warfare by U.S. Government," was arrested in 1986 by undercover officers after a monthlong police investigation.
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As the presidential motorcade pulled up to the hotel — just blocks away from the White House — demonstrators booed and waved signs, some assailing Republican efforts to overhaul the country's healthcare system and others taking aim at the Trump administration's environmental policies.
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Cruz, speaking at a fairground here in a state that is expected to be one of Tuesday's most competitive contests, was in rare form as he held nothing back in assailing his chief rival's calling card: his success as a world class businessman.
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"The very same left-wing activists and Hollywood stars now running away from Harvey Weinstein were assailing Mike Pence for having a rule of not dining alone or taking meetings alone with women," said Erick Erickson, a conservative blogger and radio host.
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In a district in western New Jersey that is considered a toss-up by political odds-makers, the Democratic challenger, Tom Malinowski, has been airing ads assailing the Republican incumbent, Leonard Lance, for questioning the sexual assault charges leveled against Justice Kavanaugh.
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If you've been on the internet in the past few days, it was impossible to avoid the articles and social media posts assailing the Trump administration for failing to keep track of 5003,500 immigrant children who arrived at the United States border alone.
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He was assailing the False Claims Act, which authorizes any person to file a lawsuit "in the name of the government" to recover damages and penalties from anyone who has knowingly submitted a false or fraudulent request for payment of federal dollars.
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William J. Broad reports that Kremlin mouthpiece RT America has mounted a campaign on YouTube to promote the idea that next-generation 22018G technology will cause health problems: RT America aired its first program assailing 99.53G's health impacts last May, its only one in 299.5.
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Bob Woodward, the author of the Trump White House chronicle "Fear," urged Americans to "wake up to what's going on" in the administration after President Trump and other White House officials spent days assailing his new book in an interview with CBS Sunday Morning.
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While those claims may in part be gamesmanship — an attempt to build up Mr. Cruz's expectations here — more revealing is that neither Mr. Rubio nor the well-financed outside group allied with his campaign has spent money on television advertising in Iowa assailing Mr. Cruz.
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Iranian presidents typically see their popularity erode during their second four-year terms, but analysts say Rouhani is particularly vulnerable because of the economic crisis assailing the country's rial currency, which has hurt ordinary Iranians and emboldened critics to openly call for his ouster.
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Sanders is also assailing Clinton's vote for trade with China, her support for pacts with Colombia and South Korea (which cost U.S. steel jobs -- something Sanders is sure to highlight if the race lasts until Pennsylvania), and her delayed opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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In her opening foray, Warren has seemed content to continue on that path, advocating for Medicaid not just as a program for the poor but also as one that benefits seniors and Americans suffering from mental illness, while assailing the "shameful" behavior of insurance companies.
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Trump spent the morning at the White House, attacking a US ally -- Canada -- hitting out at Obama, whose name he misspelled in a Twitter post, and assailing the FBI and the Justice Department over the Russia investigation before heading to his golf club in Virginia.
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Republicans, including Trump, have spent weeks assailing the whistleblower as politically biased, even though the person's basic account of Trump's handling of Ukraine has been corroborated — and expanded upon — by more than a dozen high-level witnesses with more direct knowledge of the episode.
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Republicans brought big props, including two giant poster boards assailing Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, who led the fact-finding portion of the impeachment inquiry and has turned down Republican calls to testify about his work.
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But that didn't stop the White House from organizing the East Room event in an apparent attempt to placate Trump allies who have been urging the president to focus less on assailing House Democrats and more on contrasting his accomplishments with the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
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Candidates who resonate with this upstate audience have been able to tap into that white, working-class angst that is so prevalent here, assailing trade deals and job-outsourcing, and promising that Washington, or Albany, will no longer ignore their economic and social fears.
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" When Carson emerged as a right-wing darling in 2013 after assailing Obama's policies at the National Prayer Breakfast, Sanneh writes, it was "an expression of frustration, and also a final attempt to get through to a President who seemed intent on ignoring Carson's expertise.
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What happened next was closer to a combination of A Clockwork Orange and Kids than your typical schoolyard scrap: Video footage shows young women hitting one another with fists, young men assailing each other with bats, and a rogue Dodge Charger almost running them all over.
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Romney's message from the #neverTrump GOP consultant movement used language that directly mirrored Rubio's in assailing Trump, making it clear that his vote-for-anyone-other-than-Trump statement was really a primal scream attempting to save Rubio's flagging home-state fortunes in winner-take-all Florida.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) joined Hatch and other leading Republicans in assailing the administration's decision as wrong for jobs and for consumers.
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Once one of the loudest voices in his party for an inclusive message, Mr. Gillespie is now assailing Mr. Northam over the Democrat's opposition to a state measure that would have banned "sanctuary cities" and targeting him for supporting the removal of the state's many Confederate statues.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump touched off a sharply partisan debate over some of the most divisive issues in American life on Wednesday as he cited this week's terrorist attack in New York to advance his agenda on immigration and national security while assailing Democrats for endangering the country.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and his supporters have pressed Democrats to embrace a more bluntly populist message, assailing wealthy special interests and endorsing the expansion of social welfare programs, while more moderate Democrats in the party leadership have favored an approach closer to Mr. Ossoff's.
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On Wednesday, as Mr. Schiff and his team had the Senate floor to themselves and without interruption all afternoon and deep into the night, Mr. Trump posted or reposted 142 messages on Twitter, many assailing the managers and their case, setting a record for his presidency.
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The tensions long assailing the national Democratic Party finally burst open with the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, ending more than 30 years of an ethically unsustainable alliance between Northern liberals and right-leaning Southern segregationists.
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"When politicians attack courts as 'dangerous,' 'political' and guilty of 'egregious overreach,' you can hear the Klan's lawyers, assailing officers of the court across the South," Reeves told an audience at University of Virginia Law School on Thursday while accepting the school's Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal.
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Even as the President on Sunday referred to the investigation as an "illegal takedown that failed," sources close to the President said they expect him to focus less on Mueller and more on the exonerating conclusions of the investigation and on assailing Democrats and the media.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL, on Mr. Trump's Twitter post assailing the rapper Snoop Dogg for his latest video, in which he points a fake gun at an actor portraying the president James Corden brought his background in theater to bear in this re-enactment of "Beauty and the Beast.
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Though the report focused on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server and found no evidence that political bias influenced the outcome of that case, Republicans could hardly have asked for a better weapon for assailing the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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The Republican governor, facing the hurdle of running for reelection in a liberal state, is planning on a massive air campaign presenting himself as a nonpartisan figure who can fix the state's problems — while also assailing Pritzker as a pawn of Madigan, the longtime state House speaker.
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These Democrats also feel they have a potentially winning hand in 2020: The party found success in 2018 by assailing Republicans for wanting to upend the Affordable Care Act, and benefited from denouncing Mr. Trump's harsh attacks on migrants, and hard-line approach to separating children.
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Our Principles PAC, an unaffiliated Republican PAC devoted to attacking Donald Trump Reach: Aired in Florida Impact: Our Principles PAC and several other #NeverTrump groups bombarded the Sunshine State with attack ads assailing Trump for his failed business endeavors, like Trump University and the Trump Tower in Tampa.
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I'm so glad that instead of assailing myself for months with an arsenal of nipple guards, fenugreek brownies, pumps, and consultants, crying over every feeding but pressing on, I found the confidence in my maternal intuition to turn my attention to actually caring for myself and my son.
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Trump ignited a political firestorm with his abrupt decision to fire Comey on Tuesday, with critics assailing him for removing the director in the middle of an FBI investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and possible collusion between Moscow and the Trump presidential campaign.
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Chris Kennedy, son of the late Robert Kennedy, had some practice jabbing at Rauner, assailing his "so-called turnaround agenda" as a sleight of hand, and "part of the narrative that government doesn't work so he has to privatize it," in remarks at the Democratic convention in 29.
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Ms. Warren is assailing him for not being more transparent about his donors, Mr. Sanders is targeting him for not offering a more expansive free college proposal, and a super PAC supporting Senator Cory Booker is on the air in Iowa favorably contrasting Mr. Booker to Mr. Buttigieg.
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But the furor over the execution of Mr. Jia, who had sought revenge on officials for demolishing his home, has raised doubts about Mr. Xi's efforts, with people across the country publicly assailing inequities in the justice system and asking why high-level officials often escape the death penalty.
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The party is in the middle of a major push to derail Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act, encouraging activists to swarm their members of Congress at town hall-style meetings and assailing Republican leaders for lacking a specific plan to replace the health care law.
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As the parties clashed over the shutdown, Mr. McConnell threw more fuel on the fire last week with an op-ed article in The Washington Post assailing the ethics and election overhaul legislation that Democrats proudly designated H.R. 1 to emphasize its centrality to the party's image and agenda.
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After the loss in a penalty-kick shootout, which sent the Americans home from the Games without a medal for the first time, Solo responded by assailing the Swedes' conservative tactics and calling them "a bunch of cowards" for not going toe to toe with the more talented American team.
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After assailing Mr. Trump on a regular basis leading up to the state's primary, the venerable Union Leader, a conservative bulwark for generations, is now going a step further: For the first time in over 100 years, New Hampshire's largest newspaper will not be endorsing the Republican nominee for president.
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At a campaign rally, Mr. Trump went further than ever before in directly assailing Christine Blasey Ford, the university professor who accused Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, his nominee, of pinning her to a bed and trying to take her clothes off at a high school party in the early 1980s.
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MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina (Reuters) - The Vatican on Friday tried to tamp down a firestorm ignited by Pope Francis' comments assailing Donald Trump's views on U.S. immigration as "not Christian", assuring the Republican presidential front-runner that it was not a personal attack or attempt to influence the U.S. campaign.
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After weeks of assailing reporters and critics in diligent defense of their boss, Mr. Trump's team has been uncharacteristically muted this week when pressed about his explosive — and so far proof-free — Twitter posts on Saturday accusing President Barack Obama of tapping phones in Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign.
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Just as Trump embarked on a victory tour in the months after the 2016 election, reliving the greatest hits and assailing those who said he could never win, his upcoming rallies are likely to resemble a victory lap centered on the Mueller probe -- one that could stretch through November 2020.
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Senator Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican, wrote a series of Twitter posts on Wednesday assailing the court rulings and describing the decision to take Alfie off a ventilator as a grim result of Britain's socialized medical system — though British officials say that the same legal standards apply to patients with private insurance.
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Which got us thinking about this question in light of President Trump's vicious tweets assailing the intelligence and physical appearance of MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski, and the mental state of her co-host and fiance, Joe Scarborough: If the president were in middle or high school, would those tweets get him suspended or expelled?
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Read more: Joe Biden suggested Bill Clinton's impeachment was a 'partisan lynching' in 1998Almost two decades later, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas used the term during his confirmation hearings in 1991, assailing the proceedings as "a high-tech lynching" as lawmakers dug through allegations of sexual misconduct against him from Anita Hill.
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He engaged in a caustic running war of words with the mayor of San Juan, P.R., over the federal response to Hurricane Maria, castigating her for assailing the recovery efforts, blaming Puerto Rico for making its own problems and even threatening to pull government responders out because of what he deemed ingratitude.
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The Republican president, concluding a two-day trip to India, took aim at two of the three women who serve on the top U.S. judicial body during a visit to a foreign country two weeks after his own attorney general rebuked him for assailing prosecutors and the judge in a high-profile case.
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In President Trump's Washington, where attacks on his enemies real or perceived have become so routine that they now often pass unnoticed, that might not seem all that remarkable — but for the fact that Colonel Vindman and Ms. Williams both still work for the very same White House that was publicly assailing them.
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Sanders has been assailing the cultural and political violence that follows economic inequality and unfettered capitalism for his entire adult life; Trump has been roughly as consistent pushing the line that various swimsuit models "were very interested" upon meeting Trump in the VIP area at the China Club during Ronald Reagan's second term.
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Mr. Trump, for his part, had engaged in a particularly manic Twitter spree lately, assailing the "witch hunt" and the "hoax" and everyone he blames for them, like his fellow Republicans John McCain and Jeff Sessions, in what some had interpreted as a sign of his own anxiety before the special counsel's verdict.
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Instead of gunning to put Trump in the White House, the NRA may be calculating that assailing Clinton—on an issue that will only resonate with voters who already dislike her—will lessen the damage a Trump disaster could do to the members of Congress and state legislators who Republican Party as a whole.
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Sessions has continued his role as a silent witness to Trump's attempt to trash the DOJ by assailing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — a longtime public servant with a peerless record as a Justice Department lawyer — and Special Counsel Robert Mueller — a decorated Vietnam war veteran, accomplished prosecutor, former FBI Director, and Washington attorney.
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But Mr. O'Connor, the 31-year-old county recorder in Franklin County, which includes Columbus and is the most Democratic-leaning part of the district, proved unexpectedly formidable as a challenger, collecting more money for his campaign than Mr. Balderson and assailing the Republican as a threat to popular health care and retirement-security programs.
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As emergency workers and troops struggled to restore basic services in a commonwealth with no electricity and limited fuel and water, Mr. Trump spent the day at his New Jersey golf club, blasting out Twitter messages defending his response to the storm and repeatedly assailing the capital's mayor, Carmen Yulín Cruz, and the news media.
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The race got off to a flying start last week, with Nixon blitzing Cuomo from the left, assailing the state's handling of New York City's ailing subway system and pledging on her website to deliver government "for the many, not just the few" -- a nod to leftist political language gaining traction with American progressives.
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You can read the plan here: Bernie Sanders's "Medicare for All" plan The plan follows a week of attacks from Hillary Clinton's campaign against Sanders's health care thinking, assailing Sanders for not explaining how he'd pay for the idea, and for seeming to renege on a promise to release the plan before the Iowa caucuses.
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He has been unable to gain traction in the polls from his strategy of assailing the Clintons as corrupt and immoral; the news media as biased and bent on rigging the election against him; and the nine women who have come forward to accuse him of unwanted sexual advances as liars and, in some cases, unattractive.
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Mr. Gillespie, a fixture of his party's establishment who had once warned against the "siren song" of anti-immigrant politics, unleashed a multimillion-dollar onslaught linking his rival to a gang with Central American ties and a convicted pedophile who had his rights restored, while also assailing Mr. Northam for wanting to remove Virginia's Confederate statues.
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The Clinton campaign itself has been issuing anti-Sanders news releases at a rapid clip, assailing the Independent senator for taking part in Democratic Party fundraising activities, for having a purportedly weak grasp of foreign policy and for receiving support from a super-PAC affiliated with a labor union and a 501(c)(85033) associated with an environmental group.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Letter Assailing Censors Spreads Online in China as Discontent Over Controls Rises" (news article, March 12): It is difficult for Americans to imagine the kind of courage displayed by Zhou Fang, of the Xinhua News Agency, in publicly denouncing the Communist government's ever-increasing censorship and suppression of what little free expression remains in China.
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Somewhat like other populists who took advantage of discontent and confusion to win power, Mr. Johnson emerged as prime minister from a deadlocked Parliament in July by proclaiming himself the true voice of "the people," assailing as traitors all those who disagreed with his eagerness to break with the European Union even without a negotiated deal to smooth the exit.
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Before the woman fell ill — reporters say she fainted — Rubio was assailing GOP presidential candidate 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 as a con artist perpetrating a fraud upon the Republican electorate.
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After Mr. Erdogan's candidate for mayor of Istanbul was defeated in March and he tried to have the vote annulled, Mr. Davutoglu published a devastating critique of Mr. Erdogan's leadership, assailing his handling of the economy, his amassing of powers under the new presidential system and what he described as a takeover of the party by a narrow clique of self-serving actors.
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" Mr. Trump's main rival for the Republican nomination, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, immediately seized on the "Today" show comments on several platforms, pushing out a statement from his campaign, assailing Mr. Trump's remarks both on Glenn Beck's radio program and at a rally in Maryland, and sending out this critical message on Twitter: "Common sense: grown men shouldn't be in bathrooms w/ little girls.
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Taking the stage at her election night party, Ms. Arrington affirmed Mr. Sanford's assessment: "We are the party of Donald J. Trump," she said in North Charleston, S.C. The president's popularity with conservative activists did seem to do in Mr. Sanford: Ms. Arrington focused relentlessly on his apostasies, assailing Mr. Sanford for "bashing our captain, President Trump," as she put it in a debate this month.
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That was memorably underscored by President Trump in the aftermath of the hurricane, first in his callous tweets assailing the mayor of San Juan, Carmen Yulín Cruz — "they want everything to be done for them" — and then on his visit to the island, where he said Puerto Ricans should be "very proud" that only 16 people had died, unlike the toll in a "real catastrophe" like Katrina, which took 1,833 lives.
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He knows that pretending he believes all of those things is helpful; that the news media provides a convenient, and at times entirely obliging, scapegoat; that it is 2018, and assailing the evils of fake news and failing newspapers and partisan talking heads is very much the zeitgeist, and that among his fans he will find some who are willing to believe what they want to be true.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE fired off a series of early morning tweets on Sunday assailing House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session How low will the president go?
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The kind of rap lyrics that openly celebrated guns, murder, misogyny, greed and profanity are no longer in mainstream fashion as they once were, but there was a time when a certain contingent -- Tipper Gore, C. Delores Tucker, legions of editorialists -- devoted quite a bit of time to assailing these rappers as scourges of society -- poor role models for minority youth, dangerous to women, polluting society with filthy language and so on.
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