Instead, she splits the difference between lambasting and humanizing him.
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And they were merciless in lambasting one another's pet predilections.
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On Tuesday, the Internet took a break from lambasting Republican Rep.
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The right was lambasting Mayes's caucus for working with the Democrats.
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Trump responded to the CIA's findings by lambasting the agency — repeatedly.
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This is also not Hamill's first time lambasting the president this week.
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Martin Dempsey, recently wrote an open letter lambasting generals for being overtly political.
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Angry people flooded the site with messages lambasting the firm's intolerance of homosexuality.
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The actor posted a Facebook status lambasting the "cringeworthy" casting choice on Saturday.
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" The message also warned the senator over "your constant lambasting of President Trump.
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All the candidates are lambasting President Donald Trump's policies against migrants and Mexico.
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Coulter continued, lambasting Haley for her stance on allowing immigrants into the country.
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" In lambasting the book a day earlier, Trump derided Bannon as "Sloppy Steve.
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One taught politics for a semester at Baruch College, lambasting American foreign policy.
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Internal auditors have criticized that proposal, only to face lambasting in the Parliament.
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Lambasting a 'witch hunt' The President's fury over his plight erupted in a series of attacks on Mueller over the weekend, culminating in an anguished tweet Monday lambasting an investigation he believes is part of an establishment plot to destroy him.
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All the candidates are lambasting President Donald Trump&aposs policies against migrants and Mexico.
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" Kristina continues lambasting the so-called"disrespectful" Danielle, saying, "She's pursuing [Dean] right back.
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In the federal election it is lambasting the government over Germany's poor digital infrastructure.
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"Hunger is Venezuelans' biggest day-to-day problem," Falcon said, lambasting Maduro for incompetence.
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Others looked for a silver lining in Calabria's record of lambasting Fannie and Freddie.
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" And on Fox News Channel, she's lambasting "the heinous tax system in this country.
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A few months later, Trump began lambasting OPEC on Twitter for pushing oil prices higher.
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On polarization... Bolsonaro campaigned as a culture warrior, lambasting gay rights and the political Left.
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This is a recurring complaint among the customers who are lambasting Simple for its decision.
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Environmentalists and Democrats in Congress have begun lambasting Trump's order before it even comes out.
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Tip was a profligate spender, and he enjoyed lambasting the Republican president's heart of stone.
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Rather than lambasting Japan for not doing enough, Mr. Trump should recognize its recent efforts.
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Republican hawks have been far less polite in private, lambasting the deal in scathing terms.
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He has spent months lambasting the FBI and the Justice Department over the Russia investigation.
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Still, the immediate reaction of those quoted lambasting their boss by Woodward was damage control.
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Fast forward to 2019, and the headlines are saturated with people lambasting its ill effects.
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He didn't douse the DUP in a full-throated lambasting, as he might once have done.
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More than 150 women testified against Nassar, with some lambasting the university's response to his actions.
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Coulter on a dime turned fiercely anti-Trump and started lambasting him as soft on immigration.
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Every few years, in these very pages, someone writes a cranky omnibus review lambasting the genre.
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"Give them the wisdom to distinguish between facts and opinions without lambasting the messengers," he concluded.
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A White House aide sent talking points to Republicans in Congress lambasting both Vindman and Sondland.
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Cuba communist leader Fidel Castro spent four-and-half hours in 1960 lambasting the United States.
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The press storm and public lambasting catapulted Bodega into the limelight — for all the wrong reasons.
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This week Mr Brokenshire found himself in Parliament defending Sir Roger's appointment rather than lambasting ugly architecture.
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He's gone from lambasting the country for its immigration enforcement measures -- evening threatening tariffs -- to praising it.
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Those people are reluctant to join left-wingers in lambasting Mr Temer and his pro-market reforms.
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Hardly anyone said what they liked about Mr Trump without in the same breath lambasting his opponents.
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Gordon Ramsay has made a sport—a career, really—of lambasting other people's cooking, particularly on Twitter.
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The media releases came as Clinton was lambasting Trump's economic policies during a speech in Columbus, Ohio.
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The moment went viral, with Fox News commentators and Republican politicians lambasting the governor and the bill.
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Sanders was also challenged for lambasting reporters who questioned Kelly, noting Trump's past criticism of U.S. generals.
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Schmack was asked to respond and dropped a bombshell with his lengthy report lambasting the police and prosecutors.
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But Trump had been lambasting Ford for its Mexico operations, months before he was elected president in November.
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Yoder had paid attention when Elkhart County voters backed Donald Trump for president after a campaign lambasting immigrants.
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Even in that article, he was specifically lambasting CNN and saying reporters were writing vicious things about him.
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Trump launched his campaign by lambasting Mexican immigrants coming to the United States as rapists and drug dealers.
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In 28500, 6900 human rights groups joined together lambasting President Obama's announcement and pleading with him to reconsider.
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Lacy, the site's editor-in-chief, announced the sale in a scathing blog post Wednesday lambasting Silicon Valley.
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While there's little point in lambasting the squad, he has to at least seem genuine in his appraisals.
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The president of Germany's savings banks association joined Dutch bank ING on Tuesday in lambasting loose monetary policy.
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Frozen on the big screen TV of the living room was Bennet's recent viral speech lambasting Republican Sen.
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The press release lambasting the quote was redistributed by Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) to amplify the message.
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Or will he stick with his recent tactics of touting his election victory, bashing the media and lambasting Democrats?
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Earlier this month, Trump emphatically embraced the alliance in a reversal of his campaign trail rhetoric lambasting the organization.
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Sanders has been a vocal and frequent critic of Trump, particularly lambasting him for the prolonged partial government shutdown.
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Conservatives were not alone in lambasting Ginsburg for violating norms against Supreme Court justices wading into the political fray.
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Dan Crenshaw of Texas, in a tweet on Wednesday, lambasting the conservative's opposition to background checks for gun purchasers.
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Dan Crenshaw of Texas, in a tweet on Wednesday, lambasting the conservative's opposition to background checks for gun purchasers.
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On Monday, the president unleashed a series of tweets lambasting Mueller's plea agreement with Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen.
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He brandishes rhetoric lambasting globalist elites in mansions debating open borders but leaves out Carlson's rejection of laissez-faire.
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Modi and Shah respond to their accusers in exactly the same way Ramdev does, by lambasting the secular elite.
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In 1965, Mr. Li made a daring decision to publish an essay in Apollo lambasting the Kuomintang propaganda chief.
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Some conservatives are already taking Nunes's memo at face value and lambasting the FBI as a partisan, anti-Trump agency.
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These comments are the latest in a slew of public appearances in which the actor made comments lambasting the president.
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Internet providers obviously loathed the rules, lambasting them as unfair and burdensome — and Republicans in Congress have heard their cries.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump emphatically embraced NATO Wednesday in a reversal of his campaign trail rhetoric lambasting the organization.
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Designer Phillip Lim and others are lambasting a fashion editorial set in New York City's Chinatown for perpetuating racist stereotypes.
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Warren, however, has not gone as far as her high-profile surrogates in lambasting the order of the primary states.
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That didn't stop a torrent of comments on social media lambasting Pacquiao and using the hashtags #NoToManny2016 #zerovoteformanny and #WorseThanAnimals.
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Top-selling Bild has splashed headlines lambasting "Gazprom Gerhard" for his involvement with Russian companies in the past few days.
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Sanders noted that he hoped to encourage fans to have "vigorous debates" about issues online, instead of lambasting his opponents.
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Previewing her general election line of attack, Hillary Clinton is lambasting Donald Trump as dangerous and unqualified to be president.
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But critics say this new proposal does not address deeper problems with a system they have been lambasting for years.
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Lambasting Trump while being unpopular herself would be a clear winning strategy in a zero-sum head-to-head race.
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The alerts, which masquerade as Facebook Messenger notifications, were the subject of a BuzzFeed article lambasting the feature two days ago.
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Trump is a self-ascribed "counterpuncher" — whether he is lambasting Megyn Kelly or sticking up to China for its devalued currency.
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The president, though, already appears to be lambasting the deal as a "big step backwards," and it could die in Congress.
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In April, House Republicans held a contentious hearing, featuring conservative internet personalities Diamond and Silk, lambasting technology firms over alleged bias.
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But even as he ostensibly championed Moore, it was clear that Bannon's real focus was lambasting the former Republican presidential candidate.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad sent a message of congratulations to mark the event, lambasting "big powers" for their "expansionist" policy.
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Even before Warren's formal announcement, President Donald Trump's reelection campaign sent out a statement lambasting the senator and her policy positions.
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Romney harshly criticized Trump during his presidential campaign, lambasting him as a "phony" in a speech during the GOP presidential primary.
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I make the great bartenders at OTB make them for me, being the very monster I just spent 700 words lambasting.
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She turned the volume off so the children did not have to listen to a real-time lambasting of their father.
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In May, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein wrote a memo lambasting Comey for his handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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Clinton went on to excoriate President Trump — though never by name — lambasting his proposed budget and drawing parallels to Richard Nixon.
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Mr Trump's campaign, which has fewer volunteers but more money, is meanwhile bombarding Wisconsinites with ads, including many lambasting his impeachment.
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Earlier this summer, Chan said one classmate posted a video online lambasting her school and its students for supporting the protests.
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The attention has catapulted her into the national limelight, with conservatives cheering the young upstate New Yorker and liberals lambasting her.
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The report spends a great deal of time lambasting the Obama administration for failing to openly name Islamism as our enemy.
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Mr Trump's lambasting of America's traditional allies at a vitriolic G7 summit in Canada in early June belatedly triggered alarms across Asia.
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The incident set off a flood of social media comment, with most of those posting comments lambasting the parents for their carelessness.
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Some analysts believe Trump's reason for lambasting OPEC on Twitter is not necessarily aimed at getting the group to change its policy.
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After all, Trump likes politically provocative one-liners and slogans -- talking tough about U.S. adversaries while lambasting allies for alleged free-riding.
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" Cruz released a statement shortly after Trump's initial comments on Thursday, lambasting Trump for being "no different from politically correct leftist elites.
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Democrats in Arizona, including Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton, had been lambasting Trump for even visiting the state -- particularly for a campaign rally.
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There was an email from the Hillary Clinton forces, lambasting Mr. Trump for using a campaign ad to promote his new hotel.
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Along with the critical lambasting, there were two sexual harassment suits filed against Mr. Affleck by two women involved in the production.
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A growing number of Democrats are lambasting Attorney General Jeff Sessions' decision to fire Former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe on Friday.
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Beijing also releases an annual report lambasting the United States for its rights problems, invariably citing racism, political standards and gun violence.
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Website rails against YouTube Police are investigating a website that appears to show the same woman lambasting YouTube for restricting her videos.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The international car boss who fled Japanese authorities is now lambasting Nissan and suing Renault for money due.
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After expressing concern about political rhetoric lambasting property barons, Scottish Land & Estates, a landowners' association, issued a cautious statement on the bill.
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Instead, the Mexican leader has worked to cement his powerbase by combating poverty with welfare handouts and lambasting his predecessors as corrupt.
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Trump spent a significant portion of his time onstage lambasting Clinton as his only remaining rival, shifting his focus to the general election.
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Lambasting Hillary Clinton, for her womanhood as well as her alleged corruption, was a big part of Mr Trump's opening pitch to them.
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Despite repeatedly lambasting Hillary Clinton for not facing the press during the campaign, Trump has not held a press conference since July 27.
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Sanders, meanwhile, was less interested in attacking Clinton than embracing President Barack Obama -- and lambasting as "racist" the President's critics such as Trump.
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J.) and Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) who wrote a letter to Amazon on Monday lambasting its decision to not implement the Rooney Rule.
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" The attack follows a tweet by Romney lambasting Moore's candidacy, writing that "No vote, no majority is worth losing our honor, our integrity.
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The whole world is laughing at the United States, and they have been for years," he said, before lambasting Democrats: "Their policies stink.
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Farage on Monday called Brexit "the worst deal in history," lambasting May's agreement with the European Union in an interview on Fox News.
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Still, Moon sought to appeal to Trump on Thursday, praising his bellicose remarks at the General Assembly and lambasting North Korea's "deplorable" actions.
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However, he is still openly lambasting allies like France who show any dissent, which could lead to further tensions with allies this week.
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" In a statement released after her tweets, Cruz continued lambasting Trump, saying his actions are "unbecoming of a leader of the free world.
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Republicans have focused their impeachment complaints on the House's impeachment process, lambasting closed-door hearings and the leaking of testimony from key witnesses.
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As for commenting on Republican Donald Trump, Biden has been forthright with his criticisms in the past, lambasting Trump for his foreign policy.
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That has not kept President Donald Trump from lambasting the central bank as his "enemy," and saying he was disappointed in the Fed's policy.
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The ambassador presented the image after lambasting the United Nations for using "unverified and unconfirmed information" in its assessment of the situation in Syria.
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The rest of the webpage is spent lambasting and debunking the "incorrect reporting" that has sought to tie the club to a military lineage.
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At Google's conference, protestors flew an airplane banner overhead during the keynote lambasting the company's effect on local news and its positions on privacy.
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Keith Olbermann spent years lambasting George W. Bush, labeling him a fascist, a war criminal and any number of other not-so-positive things.
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Branson published a blog post on his company's website on Wednesday lambasting the pernicious impact the divisive electoral campaign would have on American people.
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Petty was outright appalled, lambasting the price hike in the press and considered changing the album's title from Hard Promises to Eight Ninety-Eight.
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Jeff Flake published a new book lambasting Republicans for remaining silent as they watch the dysfunction of this administration play out in real time.
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High profile complaints: Among those complaining on Twitter was ESPN commentator Dick Vitale, who launched a tirade on Twitter lambasting his service provider, Frontier.
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But in the end, he sent over a memo to Trump lambasting Comey's judgment in his public handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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The reliance on Wall Street executives comes after Trump spent much of his primary campaign lambasting the industry for paying too little in taxes.
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Clapper and Brennan have been vocal critics of the president, joining other former members of the Obama administration in lambasting Trump on social media.
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President Trump reacted to the falling stock prices by lambasting the Federal Reserve and blaming its increases in interest rates for the market's fall.
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Donald Trump's Pittsburgh speech lambasting free trade deals may be a sign of where the future of the Republican — and Democratic — Party is headed.
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Amid the lambasting of sacred cultural icons such as Vegemite, Fosters and Crocodile Dundee, the terrible Australian accents are the icing on the cake.
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" Brzezinski's response came shortly after the president fired off several tweets lambasting the media, including one in which he called NBC News "the worst.
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Lambasting a "rigged" political system dominated by special interests, Trump also stressed his outsider credentials and urged Americans to approach the general election as jurors.
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President Trump has often flouted conservative ideology by interfering in the private sector, via his tariff policies and his frequent tweets lambasting major U.S. corporations.
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He ran some posts on his Facebook page, sort of lambasting, for lack of a better word, some of the practices of internet service providers.
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Since then, the restaurant's Yelp page has received a variety of comments, some praising its efforts to allow the Cruzes to eat, others lambasting them.
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In November, before being pressured to leave Congress, Franken gave a scathing speech lambasting tech firms and arguing that they should be more tightly regulated.
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Today, comedians like British John Oliver and South African Trevor Noah enjoy lambasting American candidates on cable TV. Our campaign finance laws are already discomfiting.
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Having spent years wrongheadedly lambasting the Bush administration for large deficits, Democrats then spent the early Obama years governing in an excessively debt-averse manner.
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With enquiries and arrests taking place across the region, Venezuela's opposition had been lambasting President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government for its silence over the scandal.
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In the past few weeks, members of Congress have once again engaged in the time-honored practice of lambasting Congress for failing the American people.
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To the Editor: Your editorial, in lambasting legislators for not passing an Authorization for Use of Military Force, ignored the Obama administration's co-responsibility for inaction.
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President Donald Trump's lambasting of Federal Reserve officials for raising interest rates could backfire if the views of the central bank's former vice chairman are correct.
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The caustic US president tweets at all hours — one moment threatening North Korea, the next lambasting his critics, as the media hangs on his every word.
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A master campaigner, Erdogan had already been rallying his base for months through state and party events, showcasing completed and planned projects while lambasting his opponents.
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" Gross has been lambasting ultra-loose central bank policies for hindering, not helping, global economies by keeping so-called "zombie" corporations alive and inhibiting "creative destruction.
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The big picture: Tibbetts' op-ed came a day after Donald Trump Jr. wrote a column in the same paper lambasting Democrats' response to Mollie's murder.
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The agreement has been controversial since its inception, with rights groups lambasting politicians for what they say is the peddling of refugee misery for political gain.
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After a very rough launch and its accompanying critical lambasting in 2016, No Man's Sky's team has consistently added huge free content updates to the game.
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The budget as a whole is facing fierce opposition ranging from defense hawks who want higher Pentagon spending to Democrats lambasting steep cuts in domestic spending.
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The SCOTUS opening Both parties' presidential candidates have spent less time criticizing the other party and more time lambasting each other since voters started casting ballots.
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Despite the fact that Trump's rise to power included lambasting past presidents, including both Bushes, the President has responded to Bush's death with repeated laudatory comments.
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Congresswoman-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who represents the area just north of Long Island City, made mention of the subways in her tweet lambasting the decision.
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Jordan's comments come after President Donald Trump ignited controversy by lambasting sports figures for kneeling during the national anthem in protest of racial inequality and injustice.
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Throughout it all, Cosby's wife Camille has been supportive, and she issued a statement that thanked the jurors while lambasting the district attorney and the judge.
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Trump has long been at odds with the news media, frequently lambasting prominent news outlets as "fake news" amid unfavorable coverage of him and his administration.
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Predictably, the Washington editorial class and swamp denizens are lambasting President Trump's strategic defense of our technological crown jewels as an incitement to a trade war.
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Elijah Cummings or simply sparring with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi by lambasting her hometown of San Francisco, it is always the same: He attacks the cities.
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As Everett and Arkin reported, at least two Republicans who condemned the tweets Trump put out this weekend received direct messages from the president lambasting them.
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While he has issued many tweets lambasting the industry for raising prices and his administration has unveiled many proposals, he hasn't moved the needle too much.
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President Trump took to lambasting Bergdahl when he was a 2016 presidential candidate, labeling him as a "dirty, rotten traitor" and suggesting he should be executed.
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During the campaign, Michelle Obama emerged as one of Hillary Clinton's top surrogates, lambasting Trump for his language about women in deeply personal addresses across the country.
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Sayoc is a former stripper and pizza delivery driver who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and lambasting his critics.
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Clinton needs to dance gingerly around lambasting Sanders as a tax hiking job-destroyer or a soft-on-crime pinko lest she divide her own electoral coalition.
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And the following December, she temporarily quit Twitter (and deleted all her tweets in the process) after going on an angry tirade praising Trump and lambasting liberals.
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You deserve a leader who shares an OUNCE, a SHRED of the compassion you all have," he wrote to his followers Saturday after lambasting the president. "Ok.
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President Trump on Wednesday stepped up his personal attacks against CNN, lambasting the network and Bernstein, the veteran journalist who helped uncover the Nixon-era Watergate scandal.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ TRADE: Business groups and a few Republican lawmakers have assailed Trump and his advisers for lambasting Canada and its prime minister, Justin Trudeau.
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To counter the energized Democrats, Trump will try to revive support among the white working class by bashing immigrants and lambasting NFL players for protesting brutal cops.
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The House Natural Resources Committee Republicans posted photos from a press conference in which ranking member Rob Bishop ate a hamburger while lambasting the Green New Deal.
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"I know that the strongest propaganda machine is turned against me, as Manafort once did," she said, lambasting Manafort for "destroying my honest name, belittling my activities".
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"You need to understand, everyone agrees we're going to protect pre-existing conditions," Cruz said while lambasting Obamacare for increasing insurance premiums during a debate last week.
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This week Oliver Bäte, the boss of Allianz, Europe's largest insurer, joined the attack, lambasting the ECB in an interview with the Financial Times for "multiplying risk".
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The budding relationship between the two leaders appeared highly unlikely when Trump was lambasting China on the campaign trail for stealing U.S. jobs with unfair trade polices.
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Paula Froelich, a former reporter for the New York Post's Page Six column, recalls Ms. Siegal lambasting her over an offending item during an event at Monkey Bar.
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There was an immediate backlash on social media with some critics lambasting the governing body for progressive posturing but the majority accusing CA of fundamentally undermining women's sport.
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After years of lambasting other countries for helping rich Americans hide their money offshore, the U.S. is emerging as a leading tax and secrecy haven for rich foreigners.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)As Cubans debate the impact of President Barack Obama's historic trip to the island last week, one prominent figure is lambasting the visit: Fidel Castro.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sent a letter to Sears' former Chairman and CEO Eddie Lampert lambasting him for efforts to avoid repaying Sears for $43 million in severance fees.
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For a segment of Italy's political right, lambasting the pope and his bishops for being too migrant-friendly, and ultimately Muslim-friendly, has become a well-worn trope.
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Sayoc, who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and lambasting his critics, will be transferred to New York to face charges.
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When senior officers of the two sides meet, the Chinese tend to spend much of the time lambasting American foreign policy rather than discussing how to build trust.
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Though Trump's foes are lambasting his provocative style in TV ads, Tuesday night's win won't do anything to convince the front-runner he needs to change his tone.
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But his poor performances in recent contests have left them considering either Trump or Cruz -- both of whom have built campaigns as Washington outsiders lambasting the Republican establishment.
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For example: i) He pretends to be Kelly's supervisor, lambasting her unrelentingly so the new boss (Will Ferrell) doesn't discover he hasn't actually had a job for years.
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On Tuesday, the US leader continued his support for anti-government protests while lambasting deals negotiated in the wake of the Iran nuclear agreement under President Barack Obama.
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Two of Clinton's top aides held a conference call for reporters just a few hours ago, with the sole purpose of lambasting Sanders's foreign policy positions and experience.
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The journals ran critical political commentary; experimental works of literature; iconoclastic essays by Chinese intellectuals lambasting traditional values; and translations of works by Western, Japanese and Russian thinkers.
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The heated exchange began after the demonstrators interrupted Clinton several times while he was on stage, lambasting his administration's Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994.
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A former commando turned high-tech millionaire, the religious Mr. Bennett has been hawkish on national security, frequently lambasting his own coalition for being too soft on Hamas.
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Many bright young conservatives of Boot's generation grew up reading National Review and honing their polemical skills lambasting liberals in their college newspapers (in Boot's case, at Berkeley).
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Shorty after Trump's lambasting, GM announced it has agreed to build critical care ventilators at one of its components plants in Indiana with Washington-based Ventec Life Systems.
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Police are investigating a site that appears to show the same woman lambasting YouTube for restricting her videos, though authorities have not confirmed the site belonged to Aghdam.
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Furthermore, just a day after Trump's tweet lambasting Pakistan, its central bank announced it would replace the dollar with the yuan for bilateral trade and investment with China.
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I did not cast my vote for his Cabinet members, many of them rich millionaires and billionaires, despite Trump's lambasting of Hillary Clinton on her association with Wall Street.
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Sessions has railed against nationwide injunctions over the past year, lambasting judges as veritable lawbreakers for supposedly overstepping their authority with rulings that hamstring policies from coast to coast.
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Trump responded by crudely lambasting the physical appearance of Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi, and he justified it by claiming that Cruz was behind the attack on his own wife.
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Dana White once famously used Pickett as an example of a fighter with the most unshakeable heart when lambasting the approach of hot-and-cold striking standout, Uriah Hall.
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Spicer, however, stood by the president's claim and spent nearly 10 minutes lambasting the media on live TV, quoting news reports that the White House previously called fake news.
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Donald Trump often professes to be doing battle with the mainstream media, frequently lambasting it as "fake news" and specifically calling out the "failing New York Times" by name.
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Trump joined a number of critics lambasting the news site for publishing a privately produced intelligence dossier Tuesday that contained unverified claims about the president-elect's connections to Russia.
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One reason is the emergence of an ultra-Orthodox online media, which has over the last few months been lambasting its elected representatives for allowing "desecration of the Sabbath".
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When Sean Spicer took to the podium on Saturday night and defended the crowd sizes at Trump's inauguration, the media went into a tizzy, lambasting Spicer for his defense.
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I figured I should read it before jumping to conclusions as the rest of the internet seemed to be doing — lambasting Ferrell for his involvement in an "insensitive" project.
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" Wintour also commented on Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, lambasting the administration as "unforgivably slow to provide testing, and to mobilize treatment to all who will need it.
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During every speech, he spends a couple of minutes pointing at the press pen and lambasting the media, a schtick that invariably provokes applause and jeers from the crowd.
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Val Demings (D-Fla.) called on McConnell to recuse himself from the Senate proceedings, lambasting Republicans' claims that the process has been a biased "kangaroo court," per the Post.
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Hugh Grant is defending Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to spend more time out of the U.K. and is lambasting criticism of the move in the British media.
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President Trump's near-constant lambasting of him -- and other top FBI officials over the Russia investigation -- was no secret, but the White House insists Trump didn't push McCabe out.
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Despite lambasting his predecessor's military strategy, Trump has broadly followed it, favoring a mix of airpower and small deployments — often of special operations forces — while working beside local forces.
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A large Democratic donor, Powell Jobs is lambasting the Trump administration for rescinding the DACA program that protected young immigrants who arrived in the United States without proper papers.
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In 2018 the Asian Corporate Governance Association ranked South Korea ninth out of 12 regional markets, lambasting poor disclosure practices and the failure to respect the rights of minority shareholders.
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Instead, he didn't get worked up about Puerto Rico until more than a week after the storm hit, when he saw the mayor of San Juan lambasting him on television.
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In an interview with British television this week, Trump made it clear he took the comments personally, lambasting both Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron and new London mayor Sadiq Khan.
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We don't want to score cheap points lambasting the marketing effort out of context — but Baidu shared it via its US distribution channels, so there's some room here for critique.
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The US government's relationship with the media and human rights groups on drone strikes is fraught, with critics lambasting the continued lack of transparency and questioning the underlying legal framework.
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But Trump characteristically stole his own headlines, threatening to sue women who accused him of sexual assault after the election and lambasting the media for rigging the race against him.
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Sweden's crown became the world's second-worst performing currency in October behind sterling, with analysts lambasting the country's central bank and telling CNBC that it was supporting a "zombie landscape".
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In recent years HCSEC's oversight board has published several reports lambasting Huawei—not for colluding with Chinese spooks but for writing slipshod code, which is just as bad for security.
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The other Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee spent most of their time casting doubt on the idea that Russia would have wanted Trump to be president and lambasting leakers.
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But the acrimonious session came to an abrupt end after Spicer began lambasting reporters for propagating a false report that Trump hasn't used a translation headset during the G-7.
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Having wrapped up earlier this month, Reputation finished as the highest grossing U.S. tour in history, despite a flurry of articles lambasting the artist for not selling out many shows.
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Trump's tweet lambasting the original vote made it clear to members that they had handed the president-elect a club he could use any time they tried to buck him.
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And Haley, unlike Trump, used her prominent platform to champion human rights while lambasting Syria and Russia for killing scores of men, women, and children with chemical weapons and bombs.
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Instead, he didn't get worked up about Puerto Rico until more than a week after the storm hit when he saw the mayor of San Juan lambasting him on television.
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Lots has been written about a white, conservative President lambasting protests in a sports league filled with African Americans, but Trump said his comments had nothing to do with race.
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By loudly lambasting government failures in both instances, the party managed to help sow distrust in Germany's political establishment and bill itself as the only force capable of disrupting it.
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Lancaster also inserted herself into the political conversation on Twitter, lambasting Trump and exchanging tweets with the likes of Republican strategist Matthew Dowd and Fox News host Greta Van Susteren.
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Trump -- lambasting Chinese intellectual property theft and support for state industries -- believes he has to change the global trading system itself because it is a massive ripoff for the United States.
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"Trump's tweet lambasting the Presidential Aircraft likely won't have meaningful direct impact on BA as its current contract is small," analyst Cai von Rumohr wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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After a roughly 4½-year break from lambasting OPEC on Twitter, Trump came out swinging in April: The context is important and sets the scene for the rest of the year.
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The U.S. presidential election has attracted plenty of interest in China with commentators lambasting the heated nature of the campaign that saw both Trump and Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton trade insults.
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"It is unprecedented in recent American history the way President Obama has been lambasting Trump as being a dangerous menace to America," said CNN presidential historian Douglas Brinkley of Rice University.
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Tax reform is complex even in favourable political climates; it does not help that Mr Trump has taken to lambasting Mitch McConnell, the Republican Senate majority leader and a supposed ally.
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But coming in the wake of what felt like an 18-month political hibernation — and with two months to go before crucial midterms — Obama's lambasting of the Republican Party stood out.
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Critics — like Jim Sterling (Jimquisition), Joe Vargas (AngryJoeShow), or Video Game Dunkey — use cutting words and take on a fervent tone when lambasting the latest releases or questionable big business decisions.
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Of course, Twitter has been having a field day with this outrage all day, with parents, journalists, and high-profile folks like Patricia Arquette lambasting the brand for its sexist policy.
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If the Fairstein lambasting does anything to encourage prosecutor offices around the country to look over their shoulders, reconsider their initial assumptions, and recognize their own biases — that's a good thing.
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A video of the head of the Guards' ground forces lambasting the government after visiting a flood-stricken area in western Iran in early April was widely circulated on social media.
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Kelly said Monday that the offering of only "thoughts and prayers" is tantamount to complicity, framing gun violence as a preventable public-health scourge and lambasting reform opponents as moral cowards.
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U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan presided over a sentencing hearing for former national security advisor Michael Flynn, postponing a final decision but lambasting the defendant in the strongest possible terms.
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Though sometimes hazy on the details of Mr Trump's scandals, he has compensated by lambasting the president's enemies, exaggerating the powers of his office and, when all else fails, spouting nonsense.
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Romney ripped Trump as a "fraud" and "phony" during his speech lambasting the real estate tycoon's business record and vision for the country, while Trump criticized Romney as a failed candidate.
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Trump has aired some of his frustrations in public, including lambasting "beleaguered" Attorney General Jeff Sessions, whom he's never forgiven for recusing himself from Russia-related matters at the Justice Department.
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He spends entire subchapters lambasting the hypocrisies of the church, but if you're searching for wisdom on the subject of money, you'd still be much better off listening to Pope Francis.
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His fans told interviewers they doubted the allegations against him, describing him as an "easy target" for liberal groups and the same mainstream media he has made a career of lambasting.
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Speaking at a rally on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, Markey called the push to reverse the FCC's order a "revolution" while lambasting the commission for favoring ISPs over internet users and entrepreneurs.
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Following indictments of former campaign staff earlier this week, President Donald Trump is lambasting the Justice Department in media comments and on Twitter for not investigating his former political opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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She is one of the only Latina woman to have a Netflix special, and most of her set is dedicated to lambasting the archetypes that pop culture forces Latina women to fulfill.
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West also apologized for being "confusing" in his previous tweetstorms, which have included, among others, tweets lambasting house music producer deadmau5 and a "joke" photo that appeared to show West pirating software.
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New York (CNN Business)Just 10 days after lambasting Nike for pulling its "Betsy Ross" American Flag sneaker, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey back-pedaled on his defiant stance against the apparel company.
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Supporting corporate consolidation while occasionally lambasting big business when it's convenient is a mainstay of modern American politics; Trump just did it more passionately— and alongside more coded appeals—than anyone else.
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"You're legitimizing their surveillance, not combating it," Scott Long, an LGBT rights activist who has worked in the Middle East, told the AP, lambasting WikiLeaks's release of the names of rape survivors.
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As president, Trump has continued to show worrisome anti-democratic instincts, as in his continued lambasting of the judiciary and calls for changes in libel laws to curtain freedom of the press.
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Democratic presidential candidates are lambasting Trump for what they term a "betrayal" of the very fighters who were so effective at driving the Islamic State out of their once formidable territorial caliphate.
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Last month, Capitol Hill revealed that the watchdog office had accidentally destroyed both the digital and hard copies of a classified Senate report lambasting the CIA for its formal brutal interrogation program.
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Instead, he spent the morning in front of his White House televisions, dispatching tweet after tweet lambasting the FBI director that he fired and the allegations levied in his still-forthcoming book.
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An audiotape surfaced of Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, Nick Ayers, lambasting Republican leaders and urging conservative donors to close their wallets to lawmakers who are disloyal to President Trump.
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Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, a low-polling Democratic wildcard, weaponized Harris' prosecutorial record against her in a later debate, lambasting Harris with a set of somewhat misleading and out-of-context accusations.
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Few things make this more clear than a recent op-ed by Zephyr Teachout lambasting Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch for being an adherent of "law and economics" (scare quotes and all).
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Democrats weigh in on Soleimani killing Democrats pushed back on Republican sentiments about the attack, stressing the potential consequences and lambasting the decision to carry out the strike without congressional authorization. Sen.
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Two weeks later, North Korea put out a statement lambasting Bolton in particular over his comments and threatening to cancel the summit between Kim and Trump that was planned for that June.
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Trump on Sunday said he would raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of imports from China effective Friday and followed it up on Monday with a lambasting of China over its trade practices.
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Adam Rippon, openly gay figure skating champion, reportedly turned down an offer to meet with Mike Pence after lambasting him for his position on LGBT rights — prompting the vice president to publicly respond.
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Baldwin hosted the show this past Saturday, and if the sole goal of SNL was to drive Trump to Twitter to lash out, they could've featured many sketches with Baldwin lambasting the President.
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There's clearly a trend toward populism, which has partly been driven by high-profile terrorist attacks in France and Germany, economic malaise in certain countries and right-wing politicians lambasting the European Union.
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The move pissed off 50 Cent ... who's been lambasting Mayweather on social media non-stop -- telling the boxer he's been "saying all the wrong sh*t" ... and urging him to get a publicist.
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Transgender teen fights back after suspension GOP candidates weigh in North Carolina's governor might be a Republican, but that didn't stop GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump from lambasting his state's new law.
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The other side: Republicans have not put forth substantive alternative ideas, instead lambasting the proposal as a socialist takeover attempt, with one GOP lawmaker going so far to say it's tantamount to genocide.
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Earlier this month, on the tenth anniversary of his disappearance, Levinson's family released a statement lambasting Iran for the alleged detention, and the US authorities for their inaction in attempting to repatriate him.
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But I've been told that every night the hosts of these shows try to outdo each other by lambasting President Trump, who has only been in office for a little over 100 days.
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For instance, his lawyer Michael Cohen paid off Daniels while he was simultaneously lambasting Clinton as bad for women over her treatment of accusers who claimed affairs or sexual misconduct by her husband.
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Trump has shown little appetite for strengthening the relationships that have underpinned transatlantic relations since the end of World War I, instead lambasting traditional US partners on trade and the cost of security.
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It is impossible to know what he will do next, whether it is lambasting NATO allies at a high-profile summit or tweeting insulting nicknames about foreign leaders who are building nuclear weapons.
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Nevada GOP chairman Michael McDonald, meanwhile, has been an ally, Hof says, pointing to a letter McDonald wrote lambasting Hof's then-opponent, Republican state Assemblyman James Oscarson, for his conduct during the primary.
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Despite a steady stream of fierce rhetoric from Chinese state media lambasting the United States for being a "bully" and warning of retaliation, Chinese and U.S. officials are busy negotiating behind the scenes.
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Why it matters: Trump's tweet lambasting the original vote made it clear to members that they had handed the president-elect a club he could use any time they tried to buck him.
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But Trump, who spent part of this weekend lambasting Mueller on Twitter, does not plan to be blindsided by what the Justice Department possibly discloses to Congress and the public of the report.
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Nonetheless, let's keep something in mind: the folks already slamming Trump's incipient foreign policy are the same individuals who would be lambasting Trump incessantly if he had not reversed course on these positions.
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The Democrat challenging Gosar in Arizona's 4th District unveiled a new ad Friday that features Grace, David, Jennifer, Tim, Joan and Gaston lambasting Gosar over Social Security, health care, water policy and more.
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In 2010 Ali set up Daughters of Eve to support girls in Britain affected by FGM, but her public lambasting of FGM and its acceptance in many African societies came at a price.
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President Trump doubled down on his criticism of the Fed's rate hiking path on Monday, lambasting the central bank for "even considering" another rate hike just days before its final meeting of the year.
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And in February 2017, Tesla factory worker Jose Moran published an op-ed lambasting his employer over issues like safety, hours, and pay, and asking his coworkers to consider joining the United Auto Workers.
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Outgoing foreign minister Rodriguez has been a diehard envoy for Maduro, even trying to crash a meeting of regional bloc Mercosur after Venezuela's suspension and lambasting critics of her government in often colorful language.
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Blaine Cooper, also involved in the Nevada standoff, became known for lambasting a militant group known as the Oath Keepers after that group left the standoff because they were afraid of a drone attack.
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The political hit One reason why Trump is so politically vulnerable to Monday's reports is that he anchored much of his campaign on lambasting Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton over her handling of classified information.
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But the Republican front-runner's response, lambasting Mr Bush for being "weak", and the glum, bullied expression this elicited in President George W Bush's brother, President George H. Bush's son, were, sadly, more memorable.
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After Trump spent about two minutes lambasting Omar during his rally in North Carolina — going as far as to falsely accuse her of sympathizing with al-Qaeda — the "send her back!" chants broke out.
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Conservatives are grumbling about helping the territory rework a massive debt burden built over decades, while rank-and-file members were spooked by outside ads lambasting the package as a "bailout" for the island.
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Of course, there's been some backlash, including a handful of hateful emails toting untrue stereotypes about undocumented people— some even lambasting her directly for "being an evil person and leading people astray," Peeples says.
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A vast swath of America has long refused to accept Trump as a legitimate president because of the unsettled issue of Russian interference, and his continued lambasting of Clinton reeks of protesting too much.
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After lambasting Obama for months as a failed leader unfit to be president, the Republican president-elect found kinder words on Tuesday for the man he will succeed in the White House on Jan.
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Speaking alongside other 2020 Democratic candidates at the New Hampshire Democratic Party's state convention, Biden mistakenly called Trump, "Donald Hump" while lambasting the current president and his administration as an "abhorrent" moment in time.
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But some Republicans think Saccone may have done even worse had it not been for Trump parachuting in on Saturday, lambasting "Lamb the sham" and inspiring some of his loyal voters to cast ballots.
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Lori Loughlin and her lawyers are continuing their attack on prosecutors by lambasting them and their star witness for blabbing to the media after the judge ordered them to put a cork in it.
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Jon Tester's supporters are lambasting his GOP challenger Matt Rosendale, the state auditor, for green-lighting insurance companies' plans for rate hikes and for hiring an insurance industry lobbyist as his deputy insurance commissioner.
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Lambasting the social media company for a lack of innovation and anemic quarterly results, BTIG analyst Richard Greenfield told clients he is no longer confident the company will be able to monetize the platform.
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With even more countries lambasting it publicly, it's possible that it may choose more belligerence as a way to compel the US and others to lift the mounting economic and political pressure on it.
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"When you see Mr. Trump lambasting the exporting countries of Asia, calling China – he hasn't declared it officially a currency manipulator and so forth, what is the reaction of the leadership in Beijing, " he asked.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders published an op-ed in the San Francisco Chronicle today declaring his support for the striking drivers and lambasting the Trump administration for providing cover for gig economy companies like Uber.
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As Trump and top White House aides stepped up their attacks on Sessions on Tuesday, Republican lawmakers, stunned by the extraordinary scene of a president lambasting a member of his own cabinet, push backed strongly.
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The president has taken to lambasting the U.S. central bank and its chairman, Jerome Powell, for what he sees as their efforts to rein in the American economy, including four interest rate hikes in 2018.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama offered one of his sharpest denunciations of Donald Trump to date Tuesday, declaring the Republican nominee entirely unfit to serve as president and lambasting Republicans for sticking by their nominee.
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Its CEO, Tim Cook, is going around putting other tech giants on blast, making speeches decrying the surveillance economy, lambasting the "data industrial complex," and calling for federal privacy legislation to rein in bad actors.
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President Trump formally withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal in May, after lambasting it repeatedly as a "horrible" arrangement that enriched the anti-American Islamic state without adequately ensuring it would never produce nuclear weapons.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia of imminent military action in Syria over a suspected poison gas attack, declaring that missiles "will be coming" and lambasting Moscow for standing by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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In the final debate before the South Carolina primary, Trump gave perhaps his most combative performance, lambasting former President George W. Bush and implying that his administration had lied the U.S. into the Iraq War.
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But instead of lambasting the companies, lawmakers from both parties agreed that Facebook and Twitter had recognized the problem of foreign influence on their platforms and were engaging more with Congress (The New York Times).
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Here I am, lambasting the President as a fifth grader, an unregistered Republican, and a free man , a sense of myself that even now, after decades of identity politics and bitter political disappointment, feels ineradicable.
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Cesar Sayoc, a former male stripper, pizza delivery driver and DJ who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and lambasting his critics, will appear before a federal magistrate.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE, lambasting America's northern neighbor over what he saw as unfair trade practices.
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Throughout the report, the authors alternate between lambasting China's economic system while also crediting it with facilitating impressive technological gains: Chinese economic policies are at the same time doomed to fail and destined to triumph.
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What's more, he slammed Iran, rightly, for their nefarious activities in the Middle East and Levant, but couldn't resist lambasting the Iranian Nuclear Deal, which has thus far prevented Tehran from pursuing a nuclear arsenal.
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Trump warned Russia on Wednesday of imminent military action in Syria over a suspected deadly poison gas attack, declaring that missiles "will be coming" and lambasting Moscow for standing by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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" Trump asked, as his supporters booed a lone protester escorted from the arena, before bashing "dishonest, terrible" people in the media and lambasting the "old and corrupt ruling class," of which America could be "ashamed.
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Washington (CNN)Kellyanne Conway, senior counselor to President Donald Trump, said Sunday that the author of an anonymous New York Times op-ed lambasting Trump wrote the piece to make trouble, not for patriotic reasons.
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Then there's Theodore Roosevelt, who already had his share and more of hobbies and adventures to tend to in 1909, but nevertheless spent his early post-White House years lambasting his successor, William Howard Taft.
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Egged on by the progressive Twitterati, many candidates flaunted their ideological zeal by lambasting Barack Obama's immigration policies and going back in time to relitigate the 1994 crime bill and even the 1970s busing controversy.
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Buttigieg spent much of his time lambasting the Trump administration, particularly Vice President Mike Pence, a man he worked with when the VP was the governor of Indiana, and John Bolton, the National Security Adviser.
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The congresswoman has long been a vocal critic of her party, resigning from her position as DNC vice chair in 2016 to endorse Sanders and lambasting the party for its treatment of the insurgent candidate.
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After decrying nation building during his presidential campaign and lambasting Afghanistan as a "complete waste," the president is in the midst of sending thousands more troops to the country in an effort to stabilize it.
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Bright was Netflix's first attempt at a big-budget movie and critics have (mostly) taken to tearing it apart limb by limb, lambasting everything from the photography to the writing to the premise as a whole.
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Now, in a series of emails to BuzzFeed News, Musk has repeated his original attacks — and made new claims, lambasting the rescuer as a "child rapist" who had moved to Thailand to take a child bride.
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But North Korea has fired a series of short-range missiles since then, lambasting U.S.-South Korea joint military exercises and the adoption of new weapons, while chastising South Korean President Moon Jae-in as "impudent".
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I think that there's absolutely room for a show that very intelligently interacts with political culture, and certainly people are really excited to have a kind of female avatar of fury out there, lambasting political bozos.
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Habib Rizieq Shihab, the firebrand leader of the Islamic Defenders Front and the public figure most closely identified with the anti-Ahok rallies, has frequently praised Nurmantyo and the Indonesian military, while lambasting the police force.
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And yet almost one-third of them plumped for an angry billionaire who spends his time lambasting the political system as a cabal of corrupt insiders (despite serving as finance minister for the past four years).
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President Donald Trump, who has been lambasting Powell about not lowering interest rates fast enough, unexpectedly announced an additional 5003% tariff on Chinese goods Thursday, possibly putting additional pressure on the Fed to cut rates aggressively.
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He told the court the story "took off" on the Internet on April 6, the day that it was published by a widely read U.S. magazine, before English newspapers had produced front pages lambasting the injunction.
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On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia of imminent military action in Syria over a suspected gas attack, declaring that missiles "will be coming" and lambasting Moscow for standing by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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It was just weeks ago that he was lambasting Gonzalo Curiel, the United States District Court judge overseeing a case against Trump University, saying that as a "Mexican," the Indiana-born judge could not be impartial.
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Following the announcement of Strzok's firing, the President opened the latest front in his public relations assault on the rule of law, wasting no time taking to Twitter and again lambasting the FBI and Mueller's investigation.
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Buttigieg spent the final weeks of his campaign lambasting Sanders by labeling his movement an "inflexible, ideological revolution" and suggesting that his nomination would be a death knell for House and Senate Democrats in tough races.
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On the Senate floor, after once again lambasting the House Democratic case and detailing the task at hand for the Senate, he moved hard into warning about the repercussions of bringing in administration officials as witnesses.
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Around that time, op-eds lambasting plant-based "meat" were published in the Wall Street Journal and USA Today, written by Richard Berman and Will Coggin, respectively, who run the Center for Consumer Freedom, or CCF.
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This month, the young leader has toured industrial facilities and special economic zones near North Korea's border with China, often lambasting officials over delayed construction projects or lackluster modernization of production lines, according to state media.
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At a security conference attended by Ms. Merkel in Munich in February 2007, Mr. Putin made what is now considered a pivotal speech, signaling his turn against the West and lambasting American domination of world affairs.
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They come just two weeks after Kasich gave an interview to CNN lambasting President Trump for showing a lack of leadership on guns, and expressing support for universal background checks and a ban on bump stocks.
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But not every player will attend the customary celebratory event in Washington, D.C. President Trump has infamously clashed with the NFL throughout his first year as president, lambasting players who knelt in protest during the national anthem.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump harshly criticized arguments against his temporary travel ban on Wednesday, discounting a legal challenge to the order as anti-security and lambasting the federal judicial system that's weighing it as overtly political.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump turned to his favorite outlet for outrage over the weekend when he blasted out tweets to his 23.9 million followers lambasting the federal judge who temporarily suspended the President's executive orders on immigration.
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Over five seasons, "Silicon Valley" has been viciously precise in lambasting techies' antisocial foibles, but as to the industry's fundamental contribution to the world, the series has mostly aped the zeitgeist, handling tech with loving, kid gloves.
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He says he spent two days with the financier George Soros crafting a speech last year lambasting the tech giants, delivered at Davos, and preparing him for questions he might get about the comments from the press.
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"It's a very delicate situation, and it's a strange choice to bring on a lawyer who regularly is lambasting the investigation that [Flynn] now is cooperating in," said former federal and New York state prosecutor Duncan Levin.
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His outsider screeds lambasting a Beltway establishment steeped in political corruption were a perfect fit for a time when many voters thought their politicians were getting fat on government salaries and Washington perks and getting nothing done.
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Trump would probably call the approval ratings in the Gallup poll "fake news," a phrase that has become synonymous with his lambasting of any news report or information that does not shine a favorable light on him.
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Before he left the stage at both events, Romney was savaged by conservative talk show hosts and celebrities for never lambasting the president, especially failing to hammer him on Benghazi – a bloody flag for the conservative websites.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia on Wednesday of imminent military action in Syria over a suspected poison gas attack, declaring that missiles "will be coming" and lambasting Moscow for standing by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Mexico has found itself in the center of Mr. Trump's ire over migration policy, with the American president lambasting the country for not doing enough to inhibit the passage of Central Americans and others through its territory.
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It's no surprise then that in addition to perfunctory condemnations of the U.S. airstrike from Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, the IRGC itself issued a formal press release lambasting America for the strike and praising Iraq's Shiite militias.
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Trump has often railed against America's past foreign policy, lambasting prior administrations for entanglements abroad, not pressuring allies to contribute more to shared defense and not forcing other countries with U.S. military bases to pay for protection.
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While the FDA has long been criticized for being too slow to approve drugs, DeLauro seized on its push to streamline the process, lambasting the agency for putting industry interests and efficiency above public health and safety.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Gheit on Saturday led Arab foreign ministers in lambasting Turkey's military operation in northeast Syria as an "invasion of an Arab state's land and an aggression on its sovereignty".
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The loudest voices Jordan, who has complained loudly in public about what he says are unfair rules surrounding the proceedings, has emerged as the loudest voice in the hearing room lambasting the guidelines set out by Democrats.
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Trump requested Sessions's resignation in November 2018 after publicly lambasting his attorney general for months over Sessions's decision to recuse himself in the probe into the Trump campaign and Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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President Donald Trump lashed out at porn star Stormy Daniels in a tweet Tuesday, calling her "Horseface" and lambasting her "3rd rate lawyer" Michael Avenatti after a federal judge dismissed their defamation case against him a day earlier.
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"We're looking at ways in which we can push back against Iran's nefarious activities in the region," Jubeir said, lambasting Tehran's support for the Houthi militia in Yemen and support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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One Facebook user recently vented his or her frustrations about a new line of vegan cheese being sold at the UK supermarket Sainsbury's, lambasting those who would dare label anything "cheese" that didn't come from an animal's udders.
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In 2012 Julia Gillard, Australia's prime minister, gave her renowned "misogyny speech", lambasting her rival Tony Abbott for referring to Ms Gillard "making an honest woman of herself", and for posing by a sign reading "ditch the witch".
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His eagerness to deliver straight talk on these matters -- from asking whether vaccinations should be mandatory to lambasting the U.S. for failing to lead on climate change -- will surely feel like a tonic to those share his concerns.
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I dream that the "Men Tell All" episode features Jason receiving a shirtless chest massage on screen, while lambasting the network for allowing a man like Lincoln on the show, and failing to address the Garrett situation seriously.
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Until recently, one of Asia's most provocative current-affairs writers, a retired diplomat called Kishore Mahbubani, was producing book after book lambasting Western journalists like Mr Rachman for their pro-Western bias and failure to acknowledge Asia's success.
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McCain has been a frequent critic of Trump both on the campaign trail and since his inauguration, lambasting him for attacking the family of a fallen Muslim soldier during the campaign and pushing back against his foreign policy.
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Earlier this month, all three GOP challengers penned an op-ed in The Washington Post lambasting state Republican leaders and Trump for opting to cancel their 2020 presidential primary elections in a show of support for the President.
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The President's lambasting of the Russia probe and the administration's sacking of former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe prompted warnings from key Republicans that he would send the country over a cliff if he tried to dismiss Mueller.
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Even after McCain was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer, Trump continued to launch broadsides in McCain's direction, lambasting him for his critical "no" vote that thwarted a last-ditch Republican effort to partially repeal Obamacare.
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In mounting his own self-defense, Netanyahu has employed some of the same tactics as Trump, decrying his accusers as politically motivated, lambasting "fake news" and even using the term "witch hunt" to describe the various corruption cases.
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As San Francisco Mayor London Breed alluded to in a statement she released last September when Trump was lambasting the city for not doing more to address the issue, his understanding of the issue is rudimentary at best.
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Trump, who built a campaign on lambasting Republican elites, Thursday came to the citadel of the political establishment -- Capitol Hill -- for a summit with House Speaker Paul Ryan and other party leaders designed to halt the GOP's self-immolation.
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Cruz got off to a faster start than Trump, lambasting President Obama for having failed to even mention the 10 U.S. sailors who were taken into Iranian custody shortly before his State of the Union address on Tuesday evening.
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The crackdown has been accompanied by a slew of provocative speeches by Mr. Erdogan lamenting the loss of Ottoman territories, proposing to reinstate the death penalty, intensifying the suppression of Kurdish nationalists and lambasting the United States and Europe.
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Cesar Sayoc, a former male stripper, pizza delivery driver and disc jockey who lived in a white van festooned with right-wing political images supporting Trump and lambasting his critics, faces a maximum penalty of 48 years in prison.
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While pledging to be an impartial juror, Romney hasn't shied away from criticizing the president's actions, including lambasting Trump's public call for China to investigate the former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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Biden sent a scathing statement to a local news outlet, The Citizens' Voice, lambasting President Donald Trump's record on the working class, shortly before Pence's planned visit to Luzerne County, Pa., to tout the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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Some of the nation's loudest and most prominent conservative voices tore into President Donald Trump on Friday, lambasting the president over his decision to sign a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill just hours after he threatened to veto it.
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Her point, I think, is this: You Israeli liberals label me a fascist, but there's nothing undemocratic about lambasting the Supreme Court's powers, vowing to dismantle its oversight of the Knesset or accusing it of a "coup" against democracy.
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But virtually everyone in Republican Party politics had spent years lambasting Obama as too weak on Russia, calling for more forceful intervention in Syria, the provision of more weapons to the Ukrainian government, and perhaps even further NATO expansions.
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Between lambasting Wells Fargo chiefs or scrutinizing President Donald Trump's Federal Reserve nominees, Warren's role on the Senate Banking Committee and education in bankruptcy law have provided her ample opportunity to make her distrust of big money managers well known.
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Trump's assertion was made in a very confusing tweet lambasting NASA for wasting money on another lunar mission (even though he promised them this funding and supported the exploration in a declaration in 2017, but we'll get to that later).
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But while Trump on Tuesday again pointed to the "package of ethics reforms," he began calling for a day earlier, the Republican nominee did not avoid straying from that message and spent time lambasting the media and even complaining about polls.
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Illustration by Jim CookeIn keeping with its tradition of lambasting the press, the White House last week released a list of 78 terrorist attacks from September 2014 and December 2016 to which it claimed journalists had not paid enough attention.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain is failing to live up to its promise to protect victims of modern slavery, charities said on Thursday, lambasting the government for refusing asylum to a Vietnamese orphan who was trafficked into the country's cannabis industry.
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Since Musk first started working on possible rescue solutions, people on Twitter have been alternately lambasting him for egotistical busy-body-ness, and praising him for the big brains and surely huge sum of money he devoted to literally saving children.
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In fact, he spent time between the Tuesday hearing and the White House meeting Thursday lambasting his spies by tweeting about how "the intelligence people ... should go back to school!" because they don't agree with his views, particularly on Iran.
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While Love was non-playing skipper at Hazeltine, Mickelson was the unofficial on-course captain, having been a key member of the task force after lambasting the tactics of 2014 captain Tom Watson immediately after the U.S. loss at Gleneagles.
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The world's third-richest person and a revered investor, Buffett also injected himself into the contentious 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, lambasting candidates who talk down the nation's economic future as "dead wrong" - an apparent jab at Republicans and frontrunner Donald Trump.
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Tensions increased after U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia on Wednesday of imminent military action in Syria over a suspected poison gas attack, declaring that missiles "will be coming" and lambasting Moscow for standing by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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In Frank Capra's " Meet John Doe " (1941), another bum—Gary Cooper, if you please—pretends, again for a reward, to be the author of fake newspaper articles lambasting the genuine ills of society, and flinches at the fame that ensues.
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So while lambasting China on the campaign trail and accusing the Asian giant of stealing US industrial jobs made for a strong message in the Midwest, the measures Trump used to make good on his promises have had a political cost.
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The tone of his campaign, with its mockery of opponents and lambasting of Republican leaders, has elevated the billionaire to his current prominence in a year of anti-Washington fury -- so he is unlikely to suddenly tout endorsements by GOP grandees.
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WASHINGTON/BEIRUT (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia on Wednesday of imminent military action in Syria over a suspected poison gas attack, declaring that missiles "will be coming" and lambasting Moscow for standing by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Monday framed his foreign policy as an extension of his populist economic message, lambasting past presidents and trumpeting his own achievements during a speech meant to outline the guiding principles of his national security strategy.
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Andrew Cuomo dedicated a portion of his daily press briefing to lambasting the US Senate's $2 trillion stimulus plan for inadequately covering his state's needs, which he estimates could run a budget deficit of over $10 billion because of the coronavirus.
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Already, his justice minister, Ayelet Shaked of the New Right party, has been lambasting the Supreme Court's powers, portraying it as the liberal elite's means to dilute the will of the people and accusing it of a "coup" against democracy.
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After lambasting President Trump, she said she also blamed the Democrats — the party that used to be so connected to her own roots, as a daughter of working-class Irish Americans — for losing touch and becoming the party of scolds.
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The White House&aposs six-page formal response called the charges "an affront to the Constitution of the United States, our democratic institutions, and the American people," lambasting the House impeachment proceedings as a "rigged process" conducted by vengeful Democrats.
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Yet the move triggered an immediate uproar, with observers lambasting the idea that an unelected advisor and relative could sit shoulder-to-shoulder with the likes U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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El Paso, Texas (CNN)Beto O'Rourke challenged President Donald Trump in his most direct and public way yet Monday, lambasting Trump's calls for a border wall on a stage a little more than a football field away from Trump's rally here.
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And his message — lambasting his own industry's hunger for growth at all costs, comparing Facebook to the tobacco companies, proclaiming the death of capitalism "as we know it" — is drawing notice among political leaders hungering for a Mark Zuckerberg alternative.
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A Word With Whether lambasting racial inequity with his trademark eccentricity, or putting on a Jheri curl wig for a now-legendary parody of Rick James, Dave Chappelle has long been considered one of the most exciting stand-ups in comedy.
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The Mediterranean migrant crisis which prompted mandatory quotas in 2015 for relocating asylum seekers from Greece and Italy has receded, easing immediate pressure to force compliance on nationalist leaders who are making electoral capital from lambasting the EU while benefiting from Brussels' subsidies.
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BRUSSELS – A senior European Union official lashed out Tuesday at President Donald Trump, lambasting the U.S. leader for his constant criticism of European allies and urging him to remember who is friends are when he meets Russian President Vladimir Putin next week.
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But in a series of emails to BuzzFeed News, Musk repeated his original attacks on Unsworth — and made new and specific claims, lambasting the rescuer as a "child rapist" who had moved to the Southeast Asian country to take a child bride.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The United States would do better to look at its own domestic problems like gun violence rather than turning its ire on China, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday, lambasting U.S. Vice President Mike Pence for a critical speech on China.
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The rise of the Labour left, under Jeremy Corbyn, was driven by a demand to discipline global companies that trample on local communities (Mr Corbyn spent much of prime minister's question time this week lambasting Mrs May for the closure of British Steel).
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Over the weekend, Donald Trump reinvigorated his pleas against the so-called rigged election in a barrage of tweets lambasting not only his political opponent Hillary Clinton and the media at large, but also Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan for being a bystander.
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This whole trend piece genre is kind of weird, particularly in the context of the other Silicon Valley freakout this week, which was Mike Moritz' editorial in the Financial Times lambasting the laziness of Silicon Valley and how hard the Chinese work.
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" (It wasn't clear, exactly, what he actually meant — and the White House hasn't followed up.) But Wednesday morning — apparently inspired by Fox & Friends — the president went on the offensive, lambasting the "Diversity Visa Lottery Program," which he described as a "Chuck Schumer beauty.
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On Saturday, January 22017, 27, the Trump administration began not with a gentle dose of diplomacy but with a red-faced tirade delivered by Press Secretary Sean Spicer, lambasting the media over reports of low attendance at the previous day's inauguration festivities.
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The U.K.'s media has never been one to pull its punches and true to form on Wednesday, the front pages were dominated by headlines lambasting a draft deal detailing proposed changes to the U.K.'s membership terms of the European Union (EU).
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This snafu came alongside broader arguments over sexism in the Democratic race, with Sanders lambasting so-called "Bernie bros" and Clinton hitting what she termed the "double standard" mindset of the pundit class, on Sunday's edition of CNN's State of the Union.
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On the campaign trail, President-elect Donald J. Trump threatened to roll back the sweeping détente with Cuba, lambasting the "concessions" made to its Communist government and raising the possibility that one of Mr. Obama's signature foreign policy initiatives could be stripped away.
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And while Trump repeated some core aspects of the foreign policy strategy document that his aides have spent the past eleven months preparing, he reserved much of his address for touting domestic economic growth and lambasting his predecessors for damaging American security.
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Lambasting calls from some Democrats to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, Trump sought to highlight success stories of ICE and Customs and Border Protection, inviting several law enforcement officials to join him on stage in the White House's East Room.
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Mr. Zelensky, who plays a teacher who improbably becomes president in the hit television series "Servant of the People," wound up his campaign on Friday by lambasting Mr. Poroshenko at a raucous debate before more than 20,000 people in a Kiev sports stadium.
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On the one hand, socialism really did come in for a lambasting in Trump's address — a theme personified by the appearance of special guest Juan Guaidó, the young Venezuelan opposition leader/president-in-exile who challenged Nicolás Maduro, the country's socialist dictator.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia of imminent military action in Syria over a suspected poison gas attack, declaring that missiles "will be coming" and lambasting Moscow for standing by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, also pressuring the dollar against the yen.
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Tensions increased after U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia on Wednesday of imminent military action in Syria over a suspected poison gas attack, declaring on Twitter that missiles "will be coming" and lambasting Moscow for standing by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Trump also sought to pin the blame for Iran's hostile behavior on the previous administration, lambasting the Obama-era Iran nuclear accord in familiar terms and repeating a misleading claim about Obama giving $150 billion to Iran as part of the agreement.
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His lambasting of the White House press corps, false claims about inauguration attendance and occasional use of props were viciously parodied by Saturday Night Live last weekend — with the actress Melissa McCarthy portraying Mr. Spicer — causing consternation inside the White House, Politico reported.
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At the same time he's lambasting President Obama, Netanyahu has reportedly ordered Israel to recall ambassadors from and indefinitely cut diplomatic ties with the 12 United Nations member states that supported the resolution — a list that includes France, Britain, Russia, and China.
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But given the attention and energy that Democrats' gun control sit-in generated a few months ago, the party is likely looking to get a few fiery speeches into circulation defending the Affordable Care Act and lambasting Republicans' efforts to repeal it.
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Seattle (CNN)Delayed from hitting the presidential campaign trail, President Barack Obama previewed his 2016 stump speech Friday for an incumbent governor instead, using a fundraiser here to hit Republicans for dividing the country and lambasting "charlatans" who seek personal gain from exploiting fears.
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His name was all over the local papers ahead of the November elections, when he was supporting a measure to fund homeless programs in San Francisco through a corporate tax while lambasting tech leaders for ignoring the problem that's sitting at their front door.
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" There's the added reality that Warren was lambasting a Cabinet nominee for a President known for his personal attacks an insults -- such as "Lyin' Ted" Cruz, "Little Marco" Rubio, "low-energy" Jeb Bush and during a presidential debate calling Hillary Clinton "such a nasty woman.
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At least three candidates and their closest advisers are publicly criticizing the committee, with some lambasting it for limiting space in the first two debates -- which require candidates to meet donor or polling thresholds -- and others refusing to focus a debate on climate change.
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For weeks, House Democrats have been deposing current and former Trump administration officials behind closed doors as part of their impeachment inquiry — and for just as long, Republicans have been lambasting the secretive process, using those complaints to distract from the substance of the probe.
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An even smarter strategy, however, would be to use the very same antics — slamming Meryl Streep, picking a fight with the cast of Hamilton, lambasting the media, lying about crowd sizes — to distract conservatives from his lack of interest in pushing conservative policy ideas.
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When Donald Trump fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe on a trumped-up pretext and then sent a series of tweets lambasting special counsel Robert Mueller and his team in dishonest terms, it sparked a new spasm of concern about the future of Mueller's investigation.
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West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin on Monday said Al Franken should not resign from his Senate seat amid multiple allegations of unwanted sexual advances, while lambasting fellow Democrats as being "hypocritical" for calling on the Minnesota congressman to make an exit before an ethics review.
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And it always comes with the collapse: the other 100 minutes of the Champions League tie, the two-month stretch where Mesut Özil is the muse to every color commentator's lambasting, and when whomever is paired with Laurent Koscielny at centerback can't mark anyone.
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With his tariff war threats, attacks on free trade agreements and more recent lambasting of the American motorcycle-maker Harley-Davidson, Trump has affirmed what many experts feared as he ran for president: He really doesn't know how companies function in a global market.
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Trump then told an Army colonel that his troops were getting better equipment than ever before after spending months lambasting the previous administration on military spending, and said to another interlocutor that the nation was doing better than ever in another tribute to his leadership.
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"They decided that rather than lambasting industry or criticizing industry, they should invite companies or the private sector to participate, and I think they made it clear the bar was going to be high in terms of what legitimate participation would look like," she noted.
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The Trump White House labeled Sunday's general elections in Cambodia as a sham, lambasting the exclusion of the country's principal opposition party, "the government's choice to disenfranchise millions of voters" and cautioned that the U.S. will consider additional steps to respond to the contest.
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Trump has spent the past several days defending Kavanaugh and lambasting The New York Times on Twitter, at rallies and in comments to reporters after the paper published and then corrected an essay over the weekend that revealed a new sexual assault allegation against Kavanaugh.
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So, a good place to start that German-style Grundbildung in Economics 101 for those lambasting the White House for alleged "trade protectionism" and "withdrawal from the world stage" would be a quick look at the foreign trade numbers for July published last week.
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These courageous teens not only spearheaded global climate strikes on September 20 and 27 (which catalyzed the participation of 7.6 million marchers), but also when it came to lambasting leaders gathered for the United Nations' annual General Assembly, they did not hold their fire.
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The week prior, it was Trump lambasting McConnell, according to a source familiar, in a profanity-laced volley that made clear privately what he'd said publicly: that Kavanaugh should have already had his vote, and the process had gotten away from the Senate's top Republican.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) bashed Trump and Ryan during a news conference, while Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) launched into what has become a daily tirade against the GOP's presumptive nominee, lambasting him for misogynistic comments made in the past.
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In November, 11 U.S. senators, including 2020 presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, sent letters to Geo Group and CoreCivic lambasting the "perverse profit incentive at the core of the private prison business," which has benefited from a crackdown on illegal immigrants under U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The ruling, handed down from Bridgeport Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis, came after attorneys representing several Sandy Hook families in their lawsuit against Jones filed a motion on Monday asking the judge to review footage of Jones lambasting one of the attorneys in a Friday segment.
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This post is almost certainly getting downvoted en masse with a little help from bots as well given the sustained rate of rage, regardless the post has been gaining a lot of attention with thousands of responses mostly lambasting EA for messing with the gaming industry.
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In March, Richard Kohn, an expert on civil-military relations at the University of North Carolina, co-signed a letter lambasting Trump for saying he would order the military to kill the family members of terrorists and torture suspected militants, both of which would constitute war crimes.
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" Trump, 70, sent out a flurry of comments on Twitter on Friday morning lambasting media coverage of the speech as "a joke," calling the address "very long and very boring" and accusing Clinton of wanting to shut down "coal mines, steel plants and any other remaining manufacturing.
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Sarah Fenske, the St. Louis-based editor-in-chief of the Riverfront Times, wrote a smart editorial lambasting the project, pointing out that it's even more egregious in St. Louis, which has the worst gender-based pay disparity in the U.S., according to a PayScale survey.
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" Trump sent out a flurry of comments on Twitter on Friday morning, lambasting media coverage of the speech as "a joke," calling the address "very long and very boring" and accusing Clinton of wanting to shut down "coal mines, steel plants and any other remaining manufacturing.
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This strategy is a twofer for the Clinton campaign, which is also lambasting FBI Director James Comey, who ignited the new email drama, by arguing that he was less interested in releasing information about alleged Russian interference in the election than he is in raising Clinton's emails.
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Exhibit A: Lots of fans hated the recently revealed poster for Marvel's upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming, lambasting it for its "busy" design and the appearance of having been awkwardly and hastily photoshopped together: I love the new Spider-Man trailer but what the hell is this poster?
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The newly listed cases involve a man arrested after lambasting public officials at a city council meeting; a ban on political apparel at polling places in Minnesota; and a California law requiring pro-life pregnancy centres to alert visitors of state-subsidised family planning and abortions.
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And last year, when Pence faced a backlash over the Indiana religious liberty law he had signed, which many argued legally sanctioned discrimination against the LGBT community, Pence had no problem lambasting the media, calling reporters, "shameless" and "reckless" in the way they were covering the issue.
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Within the first minute of his appearance, Cruz unloaded on Trump, lambasting his history of supporting abortion rights, donating to Democratic candidates and filing what Cruz called frivolous lawsuits (including the one Trump is threatening to file against Cruz to challenge his eligibility to be president).
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The Democrats continue to justify their nay votes by lambasting Republicans for inserting radical "poison pill riders" that hurt women and destroy the environment – two reliable soundbites the Democrats love to execute during election season in order to abdicate them of their role in Congressional gridlock.
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At a time when Democrats should be proposing large-scale social programs, they could instead go on the offensive, lambasting Republican spending priorities, which, in the case of the ridiculously named Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, consists of giving free cash to rich people.
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Short was a relatively non-controversial figure, but because of Trump's policies and persona — particularly his saying there were "fine people" among the white supremacists who rallied in UVA's hometown of Charlottesville — thousands of students and professors have signed a petition lambasting the school for hiring Short.
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In response to the flood of hate-filled posts, a cross-Myanmar group of tech firms and NGOs has written an open letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, lambasting what they term the "inadequate response of the Facebook team" to escalating rhetoric on the platform in Myanmar.
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" In July 2019, Trump lashed out at Cummings -- who as the chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee was a central player in the President's congressional oversight -- by lambasting Baltimore, a majority-black part of the congressman's district, as a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess.
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" Because she didn't have social media, Aniston had decided, after years of nonstop gossip about her romantic life, to write an editorial for HuffPost, lambasting the "sport-like scrutiny and body shaming that occurs daily under the guise of 'journalism,' the 'First Amendment' and 'celebrity news.
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" Trump, 70, sent out a flurry of comments on Twitter on Friday morning lambasting media coverage of the speech as "a joke," calling the address "very long and very boring" and accusing Clinton of wanting to shut down "coal mines, steel plants and any other remaining manufacturing.
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Graham, the state's senior senator and an expert on the military and foreign policy issues, campaigned for Bush at nearly every event in South Carolina the past 10 days, warming up the crowds with his Southern wit and playing the role of attack dog by lambasting Trump and Rubio.
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Donna Brazile — who led the Democratic National Committee during Hillary Clinton's presidential run, and will be out Tuesday with a book, "Hacks," lambasting the campaign — sent me this GIF of herself at the 2016 convention when I asked her response to a counterattack by top alumni of the campaign.
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Asked what he thought about the U.S. presidential election, Bharara referred to recent comments a Supreme Court justice made in a series of media interviews lambasting presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump: "I think it would be rude for me to get ahead of Ruth Bader Ginsburg on that."
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This is probably why, fidgeting with an oversized brown suit that shrugs off of his shoulders in a manner that's somewhere between teen-at-a-job-interview and Stop Making Sense, Cox starts our interview by lambasting the very concept of looking back at his catalog and picking favorites.
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He reportedly played an important role in Donald Trump's speech to a major Jewish Republican group last year and penned an opinion piece lambasting those who labeled Trump as an anti-Semite after he tweeted an image that included a six-pointed star and a wall of money.
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In a long statement lambasting British tabloids more broadly, Harry said the lawsuit had "been many months in the making" following a "ruthless campaign" to smear Meghan by a "press pack that has vilified her almost daily" and created "lie after lie at her expense" during her maternity leave.
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Lambasting the Tesla CEO as "a thin-skinned billionaire" with "a history of vindictively and intentionally ignoring truth," Unsworth argued that Musk knew his allegations of pedophilia against the cave expert were false but continued to assert them anyway after the caver criticized Musk's involvement in the rescue effort.
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" Chad A. Readler, a lawyer for the Trump campaign, filed an emergency motion with the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals lambasting the lower court's order charging that if left to stand it would "irreparably" harm the campaign "as well as any unsuspecting citizen who falls in the district court's cross-hairs.
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The Trump administration spent ample time during its first two years lambasting Pyongyang over human rights, leading Trump to highlight the issue during his 2018 State of the Union address: "[N]o regime has oppressed its own citizens more totally or brutally than the cruel dictatorship in North Korea," he said.
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Reality Check: Christie on New Jersey losing wealth By Lisa Rose, CNN Lambasting tax hikes on the rich, Christie claimed that New Jersey lost $70 billion in wealth after one of his Democratic predecessors, James McGreevey, increased the income tax rate in 2004 for residents earning more than $500,000 annually.
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Amidst a stock market that dances on the precipice of another correction and more signs that the economic growth is slowing down, the president was busy on Twitter once again lambasting the mainstream media, even as the nation remained focus on its bloodiest streak of violence ahead of an election.
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Trump sent out a flurry of tweets Sunday morning lambasting the Justice Department for special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into possible ties between his campaign and Russia.
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Tabloid columnists and self-admiring sports talk radio type feed this inchoate rage with white-hot takes lambasting the team for trading such an accomplished player for so little, when dealing him months ago was the Obvious Thing To Do. Straw man arguments aside, just about everyone loses in this deal.
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And because self-righteous white people love pointing out hypocrisy (or what they believe constitutes hypocrisy), these people wasted no time lambasting Roker for dressing up as a character of another race a week after Megyn Kelly went down in flames for wondering aloud why blackface was such a big deal.
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Tim Gurner is the property developer better known for going on Australian TV and lambasting millennials for spending money on avocados and coffees instead of saving up to buy a house, invest in stocks, ruin the environment, cheat on their spouses, and all the other things baby boomers are known for.
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Even as Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani acts as a kind of emissary to mainstream news outlets from POLITICO to CNN to the New York Times, diGenova and Toensing serve as no-holds-barred messengers to Trump's base, lambasting special counsel Robert Mueller and his Russia investigation in mostly conservative outlets.
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Confrontation with Biden The highlight of Harris' month came when, before more than 18 million Americans watching the primary debates, the California senator unloaded on Biden, lambasting the race's frontrunner for his decades-old fight against busing to desegregate schools and comments about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators.
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On a trip that will also take the U.S. president to Britain and to Helsinki to meet Russia's Vladimir Putin, Trump spent the first day of the NATO summit lambasting allies for failing to spend the targeted 2 percent of GDP on defence and accused Germany of being a prisoner to Russian energy.
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On a trip that will also take Trump to Britain and to Helsinki to meet Russia's Vladimir Putin, the president spent the first day of the NATO summit lambasting allies for failing to spend the targeted 2 percent of GDP on defence and accused Germany of being a prisoner to Russian energy.
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What's baffling isn't that Foster the People were part of the chorus of Epstein death skeptics—which seemed to include virtually everyone on Twitter this weekend—but that they spent most of the following day defending their theory and lambasting anyone who made fun of them for sharing it in the first place.
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Those who couldn't watch it live awoke to stories and viral clips of Obama lambasting his successor twice in a six-hour span at rallies for Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum in Florida, where he is running for governor, and Stacey Abrams, the former state House minority leader doing the same in Georgia.
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A decade later, the California band Rage Against the Machine churned out countless rap-rock protest songs like "Sleep Now in the Fire," rapping about the colonization of America and atomic bombs in World War II, and "Testify," which came with a music video lambasting George W. Bush, Al Gore, and American politics.
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Trump, however, continued to deny on Tuesday that he pushed Barr to intervene in the Roger Stone case, even though his tweet last week lambasting prosecutors' recommended sentence for his former ally came hours before top Justice Department officials disavowed the initial request and ask for greater leniency for the longtime political fixer.
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On Friday, as he traveled to Columbia, S.C., to participate in a forum on criminal justice reform, Mr. Trump also expressed confidence in the support he has from Republicans on Capitol Hill, even as he has been lambasting Republicans for their inability to "stick together" the way he claims Democrats are able to do.
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Sure, some might resent Pence now for folding into a politically correct pretzel during his past moment of crisis and liberal Trump supporters may bash Pence for being the kind of Jeb Bush neoconservative Trump spent the primaries lambasting, but as the attacks from Clinton and media figures ramp up Pence will engender more solidarity.
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President Trump's announcement that the U.S. is slapping new tariffs on its neighbors and confidants, is driving a wedge between the U.S. and its closest allies, with finance ministers of G7 nations lambasting the White House for undermining open trade, per the AP. The big picture: Trump's trade war is extending far beyond China.
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As the Trump White House reeled on Thursday in the wake of The New York Times' publication of what has been dubbed the "resistance op-ed," Trump administration officials from across the federal government raced to issue denials and condemnations, insisting they were not the anonymous author, and lambasting the Times for publishing the piece.
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"In a trade sense, they've really taken advantage of us, and many of those countries are in NATO and they weren't paying their bills," Trump said in a CBS News interview lambasting the EU. The Google fine is only the latest ammunition Trump is using to argue that the EU has treated the US unfairly.
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Trump's tweet Wednesday that he's instructed his secretary of state to investigate land seizures and violence targeting white South African farmers — a key campaign issue for far-right networks across North America, Europe and Australia — came after he apparently watched a Fox News segment lambasting the South African government's push to allow the expropriation of land without compensation.
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The billionaire reality star-turned-politicians did a better job than in the first two debates of prosecuting Clinton's weaknesses, lambasting her over her record as secretary of state and the controversy over her private email server, and painting her as the symptom of a tired political establishment who had achieved nothing in her 30 years in public life.
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Mark Zuckerberg gave an impassioned opening speech at Facebook's F8 developer conference keynote today, lambasting Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his supporters for fostering a culture of fear in the US. Though he did not name Trump directly, Zuckerberg referenced the candidate's position on immigration and the infamous call to build a wall between the US and Mexico.
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Mark Zuckerberg gave an impassioned opening speech at Facebook's F8 developer conference keynote today, lambasting Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his supporters for cultivating a culture of fear in the US. Though he did not name Trump directly, Zuckerberg referenced the candidate's position on immigration and the infamous call to build a wall between the US and Mexico.
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McConnell also chided Trump, albeit tacitly, for lambasting a federal judge who ruled against his executive order temporarily banning visitors from Iran, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen, Libya and Syria from entering the U.S. The majority leader is adept at deflecting questions and sticking to his talking points when it comes to possible differences with the president.
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" "The president's failure to endorse Article 5 in a speech at NATO headquarters, his continued lambasting of Germany and other allies on trade, his apparent decision to walk away from the Paris climate agreement – all suggest that the United States is less interested in leading globally than has been the case for the lat 70 years.
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On June 29, two days before those requirements were to take effect, a District Court judge ruled decisively for the plaintiffs, calling the Department of Health and Human Services "capricious" for approving Kentucky's plan at the beginning of the year and lambasting Secretary Alex Azar for failing to consider the impact the measures would have on those in need.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) on Tuesday directly linked Hurricane Dorian with climate change, lambasting the fossil fuel industry for its contribution to the climate crisis.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) on Tuesday directly linked Hurricane Dorian with climate change, lambasting the fossil fuel industry for its contribution to the climate crisis.
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"The president's failure to endorse Article 5 in a speech at NATO headquarters, his continued lambasting of Germany and other allies on trade, his apparent decision to walk away from the Paris climate agreement — all suggest that the United States is less interested in leading globally than has been the case for the last 70 years," he said.
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Hannity, for his part, began his segment criticizing the "unhinged" media for lambasting Trump over his performance in Helsinki, and for failing to give him credit for his strategy of "strength, not appeasement," even though Trump has inspired rare bipartisan condemnation, including from some of his most loyal supporters, for capitulating to Putin on the international stage.
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Trump's choice for national security advisor mishandled classified information Trump's choice for national security advisor mishandled classified information President-elect Donald Trump spent a lot of time on the campaign trail lambasting Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information — criticism that was loudly echoed by his pick for national security advisor, retired Army lieutenant general Michael Flynn.
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The irony here is impossible to miss: a book that talks at length about journalistic ethics and praises legacy media titans like the New York Times and the Washington Post while lambasting new media companies like Vice and BuzzFeed for sloppy reporting that is, well, filled with errors and what appears to be very sloppy reporting.
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Former FBI director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, now a bestselling author who conducted a whirlwind media tour in the spring, lambasting the president on highly personal terms, did just that.
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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 is slated to deliver a speech lambasting Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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During his opening statement, Cosby's defense lawyer, Brian McMonagle, unleashed a litany of myths about sexual assault, lambasting Constand for behavior typical of victims: having multiple phone conversations with Cosby after the alleged rape (on her Temple University phone, where he was a trustee), experiencing memory lapses about inane details not related to the rape, and waiting so long to report.
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There's a good reason that NDAs have become a hot topic on the 2020 campaign trail, with Elizabeth Warren lambasting Mike Bloomberg and Bloomberg saying that he would release three women held to silence about alleged sexual harassment and discrimination under NDAs with his company if they request it -- it's because we need government to take action on this crucial issue.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE on Tuesday decried socialism during an address to the United Nations, lambasting it as a "destroyer of societies" in comments that doubled as a swipe at some of his Democratic rivals.
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Nevertheless, the committee's newly elevated ranking Democrat, James McGovernJames (Jim) Patrick McGovernHouse Democrats officially introduce contempt resolution for Barr, McGahn After setbacks, some House Democrats want to repeal a longstanding minority party right Sanders, Warren meet ahead of potential 22019 bids MORE of Massachusetts, took the lead by calmly lambasting the Republican leadership for the disgraceful state of affairs: "…this place is broken," he charged.
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Even though Moulton spent much of his time in the House lambasting Pelosi (he has become more complimentary since her handling of the government shutdown), one of his policy priorities in a 2020 election is nearly identical to one Pelosi and House Democrats put forward as their first bill of the year: a sweeping pro-democracy reform bill to expand voting access for Americans.
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To think of how confident a person must be in the security of his political future that he is on Twitter casually lambasting one of the most revered and longest tenured recording artists of a neighboring ally country, it infuriates me to the extent of wanting to punch a really handsome person named Justin right in his well defined mouth just to feel some momentary gratification.
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" Farage, who has made a career out of lambasting the European Union and and promoting the Brexit cause, said Trump would be good for the U.K. "I think, for the United Kingdom, Trump will be better for us than Barack Obama's been, of that there's no doubt," he told CNN, adding: "Donald Trump dares to talk about things that other people want to brush under the carpet.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE's latest environmental rollback was met with strong resistance from a number of Democratic lawmakers and nearly every major environmental group Thursday, with critics lambasting the administration for seeking to unwind a bedrock environmental law.
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And The Handmaid's Tale kept accidentally releasing episodes that directly seemed to comment on what the administration had done just that week, including an episode about Gilead's squabbles with Canada (in the wake of Trump's lambasting of Canadian leader Justin Trudeau) and then another in which June's daughter, Hannah, is ripped from her arms, which aired almost directly in the midst of the family separation crisis at the US's southern border.
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President 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 on Wednesday stepped up his personal attacks against CNN, lambasting the network and veteran journalist Carl Bernstein for a July report about the 2016 Trump Tower meeting.
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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 delivered a primary night address Tuesday from a teleprompter, despite lambasting Democratic front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The comedian, known for her HBO standup special "Nice Lady" and past work on "The Daily Show," spent time lambasting President 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, as well as his top aides.
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Leaving Washington last week, Trump said his meeting with Putin would be the easiest of his trip to Europe -- easier than his meetings at NATO or in the UK. No one could have imagined that his seven days in Europe -- ripping through his allies, lambasting German chancellor Angela Merkel and undermining British Prime Minister Theresa May -- would end with him being given a football by Putin that he'll pass on to his son.
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" In theatric remarks to the packed courtroom, Breen also alleged that President 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 has done more harm to the Russia investigation by lambasting it as a "witch hunt" and "fake news.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee 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 announced that he will give a speech lambasting the "corrupt dealings" of the Clinton family as he looks to pivot toward the general election and pacify Republicans concerned by his controversial remarks over the past week.
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Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Or at least that's the thought that I had yesterday while scrolling through Twitter when I came across Former Clinton Advisor Phillippe Reine's tweet lambasting CNN for speculating that the future Democratic nominee will not want Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonGiuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report California political donor indicted for 220006 overdose deaths at his home Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats MORE to speak at the convention.
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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.) > Former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE exploded with anger, releasing a blistering statement lambasting Trump's "disgraceful" and "destructive" behavior that he said "flies in the face of the actual interests of the United States of America.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE went on a tear against former Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) late Thursday night, lambasting his "atrocious" record after excerpts from a forthcoming book described the former GOP leader as exasperated with the president.
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I wasn't surprised that they are all filmed in New York City and Los Angeles: • "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," NBC, New York City • "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," CBS, New York City • "Jimmy Kimmel Live," ABC, Los Angeles • "Late Night with Seth Meyers," NBC, New York • "Late Late Show with James Corden," CBS, Los Angeles I would like to invite, or dare, these hosts to take their shows on the road and come to the heartland — flyover country — and try out their presidential lambasting on real people who would make up the audience.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE took aim at former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE on Saturday, lambasting the Democratic presidential front-runner as a "reclamation project" and accusing him of deserting the U.S. military, law enforcement and health care.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) sparred over tax reform in a prime-time debate on CNN Wednesday, with Cruz arguing that the GOP's recently released framework would benefit the economy and Sanders lambasting it as a boon for the wealthy.
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The White House on Sunday moved to quell speculation that President 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 is considering firing special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE after Trump spent the weekend lambasting the federal probe into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia's election meddling.
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Sens. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) sparred over tax reform in a prime-time debate on CNN Wednesday, with Cruz arguing that the GOP's recently released framework would benefit the economy and Sanders lambasting it as a boon for the wealthy.
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