But that line of attack wasn't enough in the primary.
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Another line of attack links Ossoff to Hollywood more broadly.
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Biden has continued that line of attack in recent days.
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Context: This isn't a new line of attack from Trump.
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But Trump took the line of attack a step further.
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It indicated a new line of attack he might use.
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A third line of attack is less bound by time.
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This line of attack, however, ignores the costs of inaction.
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Moreover, this line of attack is laughable coming from Trump.
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Giuliani previewed that line of attack in his interview with Tapper.
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This is such a ridiculous line of attack from you. pic.twitter.
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In security terms, this is a pretty obscure line of attack.
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She does not hesitate to call this line of attack unfair.
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It also signals a new line of attack against Mr. Sanders.
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Nadler addressed that line of attack in his own floor speech.
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Matt Gaetz underscored what this line of attack was really about.
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Those reinforcements are likely to impede Mr. Netanyahu's line of attack.
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This has become a consistent line of attack against the Clintons.
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And that line of attack isn't likely to die out anytime soon.
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Clinton continued that line of attack on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Wednesday morning.
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This new line of attack against Hillary Clinton is in that vein.
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Blaming Obama had by early March become a familiar line of attack.
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Hostile senators would be able to pick their favourite line of attack.
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On Sunday, Mr. Sanders opened a new line of attack against Mrs.
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That line of attack was typical of this campaign's pattern, Trump-CounterTrump.
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Kavanaugh apparently anticipated this line of attack and tried to preempt it.
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Ryan continued the line of attack after the House passed the bill.
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Why would White House lawyers pursue such a baseless line of attack?
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Which is why it's such a successful line of attack for Sanders.
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Even though it was misleading, it was a devastating line of attack.
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The company has already successfully neutralized one line of attack from progressive lawmakers.
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Trump repeated that line of attack in a series of tweets in May.
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First, there's the simple truth that this line of attack doesn't poll well.
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But for the U.S. president, military budgets are only one line of attack.
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Swalwell's line of attack was met with a collective gasp from the audience.
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This time the headache is from an entirely different line of attack: wages.
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Clinton introduced the line of attack in the first presidential debate on Monday.
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In theory, Trump has a good line of attack against the Massachusetts senator.
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The Texas senator's line of attack was designed to undercut Trump's conservative credentials.
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Trump's argument is a classic and dubious line of attack on wind energy.
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That line of attack was deemed suspect by many and might have backfired.
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He opened a new line of attack Monday morning by targeting the Rev.
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The second line of attack was that Trump was not a real Republican.
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But Republicans have questioned whether such a line of attack would be effective.
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Edwards, however, broke the line of attack and left Cerrone jogging past him.
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Netflix plans a new line of attack at the end of the year.
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You are then expected to counter with an equally complex line of attack.
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But that line of attack failed to work with Wisconsin's GOP primary voters.
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And polls suggested that it was a line of attack that was working.
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The first line of attack was the fungus happily living in my nail root.
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Almost every Handel voter I've spoken with here has mentioned that line of attack.
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Saturday's video continues a line of attack Clinton has deployed against Trump this week.
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All it takes to stop that program's line of attack is to update Windows.
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Rubio continued that line of attack on Thursday when asked about the budding feud.
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Samart would fire out that left straight whenever he broke the line of attack.
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The new ruling is not the only line of attack that California is adopting.
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The latest attack is reminiscent of Trump's line of attack against former Florida Gov.
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Their most common line of attack focuses on Francis's supposed support for gay priests.
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The first line of attack against discrimination in all of its forms is education.
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And on Friday, Trump escalated this line of attack on well-known African-Americans.
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One conservative anti-Trump group is running with the 'con-man' line of attack.
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For Sanders, the question now is whether his fresh line of attack will work.
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The "unvetted" line of attack began early and persisted throughout the entire 2016 campaign.
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The line of attack quickly provoked reactions among other Democratic presidential candidates, with Sen.
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The same goes with the effectiveness of Biden's line of attack on Medicare-for-all.
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Some conservative activists have called this line of attack harmful to the pro-life cause.
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"The reason you can't defend this line of attack is because it's indefensible," Tapper said.
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For the Hillary Clinton campaign, Russia was a useful line of attack for two reasons.
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This line of attack works in a general election but not in a Republican primary.
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He suggested the president would deploy that as a line of attack on the trail.
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Opponents of the solar project have a shorthand line of attack: Seattle is pushing this.
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For months, Clinton has struggled to find a compelling response to this line of attack.
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In this week's case, however, Trump's insta-published line of attack quickly became foreign policy.
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Republicans have honed in on Ossoff's national security experience as a frequent line of attack.
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But there are flaws in this line of attack, especially when it comes to liquidity rules.
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Now that she's running for Congress, the same line of attack is being used against her.
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He's given her no nickname and has yet to even test-drive a line of attack.
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This line of attack might seem obvious, since Trump has long admitted he's a rapacious tycoon.
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Trump also reiterated his line of attack against Cruz, noting the Texas senator's birth in Canada.
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Clinton criticized Mr. Trump along the same lines, spreading that line of attack in battleground states.
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Pointing to high deductibles has been a leading Republican line of attack on the law. Sen.
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That's a club in the closet, but it need not be the first line of attack.
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It seems a good bet we have not heard the end of this line of attack.
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It is an unusual line of attack as Starboard seeks to unseat Mellanox's nine-member board.
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It is the first line of attack when the rest of the global economy senses dysfunction.
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This line of attack is right out of Marx's plan to upend governments and change society.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign is road-testing a new line of attack against Donald Trump — heartless tycoon.
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By attacking the media, he opens up a new line of attack against facts, his true target.
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So far, Mr. Trump has used the new line of attack on Mr. Cruz only in interviews.
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It was a line of attack the Vermont senator called on again during his comments to Tapper.
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Recently, Clinton has found a fresh line of attack against Sanders on the issue of Wall Street.
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And regardless, the Trump administration's position represents yet another line of attack on Obamacare's core insurance reforms.
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Now it's become another line of attack for the campaign of his rival, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
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The optics of Strange's appointment will likely be a prime line of attack for his Senate opponents.
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And it's a line of attack Republicans -- at least to this point -- have no obvious answer to.
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It gives Mueller a line of attack that he did not have based on the original allegations.
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Gun control is likely to be a line of attack in many other Senate and House races.
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Bernie Sanders has latched onto NAFTA as a line of attack against former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Trump during the second presidential debate of 2016 in St. Louis used a similar line of attack.
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On Thursday, Sanders echoed the president's frequent line of attack, laying blame on Democrats for the policy.
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It is a line of attack used by Ms. Malliotakis as well, notably during the first debate.
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He is emphatic in disputing one frequent line of attack — the idea that Uber abuses its drivers.
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It previews a possible line of attack that Democrats would wield against Trump during the general election.
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None of the post-debate coverage was about any new line of attack they laid on Hillary.
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Some have questioned that line of attack; the single-payer system is popular among liberal primary voters.
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Democrats vacillated between saying there was no specific plan and criticizing Price's, a confused line of attack.
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Trump has gone after Biden's age before, previewing a line of attack should Biden win the nomination.
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Mr. Trump lashed out at Mr. Ohr last week on Twitter using the same line of attack.
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He wouldn't have opened a line of attack that he was more vulnerable to than his opponent.
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Still, the gulf between Tillerson and Trump's public position on climate change could present another line of attack.
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Democrats have developed a line of attack likely to mirror that from Pruitt's opponents in the environmental movement.
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Facebook scrambled on Monday to respond to a new and startling line of attack: accusations of political bias.
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To date, none of them have landed on a potent line of attack to stop Cruz in Iowa.
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Highlight perceived flaws in Medicare for All is a central GOP line of attack for the 2020 campaign.
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Clinton, clearly prepared for him to return to this line of attack, responded with a carefully prepared salvo.
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Returning to a line of attack he'd used earlier but since shied away from, Mr. Trump accused Mrs.
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Moore's main line of attack at the Thursday debate was to connect Strange to the loathed Washington establishment.
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That line of attack is likely to be a dangerous one for Mr. Biden, as the race proceeds.
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If she hopes her moderate constituency will interpret this line of attack as balanced, news coverage suggests otherwise.
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But it sounded good, and the line of attack meshed with Trump's populist rhetoric on the campaign trail.
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Williams agreed that ObamaCare is a much less potent line of attack this year than in previous elections.
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IBM tried to fend off this line of attack when it made its software open source in 2015.
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But for the first time, Warren even had a stinging line of attack for her closest ideological rival.
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Her line of attack was that his policies, like universal healthcare, were politically infeasible—not that they were undesirable.
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She is at her most thrilling — and to some, her most infuriating — when she presses a line of attack.
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It's a line of attack that Republicans have for months planned on making around midterms to rally their base.
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Tim Kaine, picked up on that line of attack Friday, saying Trump was "pushing" the values of the KKK.
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Their line of attack is tantamount to saying: Mrs Clinton is the Public Enemy Number One, not Mr Trump.
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The discovery of this second pathway opens up an additional biochemical line of attack in the war against fouling.
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While this doesn't address the problem in general, it is the first line of attack in making systems robust.
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Democrats are using rising ObamaCare premiums as a prominent line of attack on Republicans ahead of November's midterm elections.
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Here, Pelosi shrugs off a line of attack on her leadership while tucking in a jab -- just for fun!
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Some of Mr. Trump's advisers have tried to suggest a narrower line of attack: focusing on allegations that Mrs.
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Clinton has called out specific bad corporate actors by name, an effort to combat Mr. Sanders's line of attack.
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Donald Trump has picked up on that line of attack in New Hampshire appearances since the debate as well.
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While he stayed largely quiet during the summer, Mr. Menendez has unleashed a vigorous line of attack this fall.
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Democrats, who have long accused Republicans of waging a war on women's reproductive rights, revived that line of attack.
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It is a familiar line of attack here, young people being told to stop wasting their money at cafes.
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"That line of attack is just off the table," said one Democratic consultant with one of the rival campaigns.
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Each new day seemingly brings some fresh line of attack against those entrusted with upholding the rule of law.
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A top adviser to Mike Bloomberg unleashed a new — and salacious — line of attack against presidential primary frontrunner Sen.
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It was an overly aggressive line of attack against the front-runner and seemed to backfire with the audience.
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Senior advisor to the Sanders campaign Warren Gunnels called this particular line of attack "Disgusting" and I can't disagree.
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Neither should we think this is the only line of attack devised by Russia for the upcoming midterm elections.
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And it is a line of attack Democrats are already using and hope to pound away on until November.
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If nothing else, the LA Times says, winning California will deprive Trump of one line of attack against Clinton.
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Clinton frequently slams Trump on his immigration proposals and repeated much of her line of attack against him on Monday.
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What also makes this line of attack by Trump so bizarre is his well-documented record of abusively sexist comments.
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A similar disregard is evident when Trump administration officials offer up "national sovereignty" as another line of attack against refugees.
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But Trump wasn't letting go of his line of attack Monday morning, vowing to come after both brothers if necessary.
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This line of attack also opens up Mr. Trump, who has been married three times, to questions about his philandering.
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Clinton the moniker "Crooked Hillary," has clearly settled on the line of attack as one that will stick and sting.
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The allegation has been a repeated line of attack from conservatives who say Obama is neglecting an important U.S. ally.
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The pharmaceutical industry is opening a new line of attack against health insurers in the escalating battle over drug prices.
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But whether his line of attack against Mr. Trump would be outrage, humor or a mixture of both is uncertain.
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It is a line of attack he used in the debate and with voters from Staten Island to Crown Heights.
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All of this makes the San Francisco Board of Supervisors' line of attack on the organization all the more baffling.
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That argument has become a frequent line of attack by not just Yang but also top contenders Warren and Sen.
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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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Congressman Adam Schiff is launching a new line of attack against Republicans who are defending the president against the Mueller probe.
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But in 2020, opponents are zeroing in on one line of attack: a claim that ERA would require taxpayer-funded abortions.
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For now, at least, the Clinton campaign has chosen a central line of attack for its commercials and stuck to it.
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Rubio needs to be surgical and precise in his criticisms of Trump, but he hasn't settled on a line of attack.
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Clinton has denied any impropriety but Trump has seized on the disclosures as a new line of attack against his rival.
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Trump has previously deployed the "low I.Q." line of attack against a number of critics, including MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski, Rep.
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But it's worth emphasizing that this entire line of attack hinges on falsely conflating the House's inquiry with the Senate trial.
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Republicans have already seized on the elimination of private insurance coverage under Medicare for all as a leading line of attack.
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The issue has been an effective line of attack from Sanders, who has closed the gap with Clinton in national polls.
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Wary of that line of attack, national Democrats have kept Jones at arm's length, with high-wattage party surrogates remaining benched.
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House Democrats are also unleashing a new line of attack against the House GOP's budget -- its failure to address poverty. Rep.
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But the House's failure to legislate has given Democrats another line of attack on the man who would carry that torch.
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Trump launched his latest line of attack last Friday, saying "nobody in this country" was worse with women than Bill Clinton.
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Here Dominick Cruz demonstrates that same principle of circling off of the line of attack to force the opponent to turn.
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This line of attack swept through conservative circles, ripening into one of the Republican Party's juiciest and most enduring rallying points.
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Starboard Value, the activist hedge fund, is taking up a new line of attack as it pushes for change at Mellanox.
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Democrats think highlighting Trump's lack of follow-through on negotiating drug prices for Medicare will be a strong line of attack.
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But his chosen line of attack — her alleged elitism — replicates one that Republicans have tried, with varying success, over the years.
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This line of attack seemed more fruitful than either dusting off old quotes from the Cold War or debating parliamentary procedure.
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Eric Holcomb and the Indiana Republican Party saw the stunt as offensive and aren't taking part in the line of attack.
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That line of attack was about as commonplace as police shootings of African-American men -- in Chicago and across the country.
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Clinton over how she dealt with women involved in her husband's extramarital affairs, a line of attack that Mr. Trump embraced.
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Amazon's lawyers want to pursue that line of attack by requesting depositions from both Trump and former Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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When Senator Elizabeth Warren formally announced her 18353 presidential bid this weekend, President Trump responded with a familiar line of attack.
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These findings again suggest that the GOP vision on health care may be the most fertile line of attack for Democrats.
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The line of attack, laid out at a rally here with labor union members and amplified more pointedly by a video Mrs.
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Trump on policy Cruz's go-to line of attack on Trump has been to question his conservatism -- and his consistency on policy.
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The new line of attack comes as Bill Clinton has returned to the campaign trail, stumping on behalf of his wife's campaign.
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It was a common line of attack from the Democrats, and Trump always responded to allegations surrounding Russian engagement with a shrug.
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This line of attack also puts the debate on friendly turf for Mr. Trump, a billionaire businessman with plenty of experience investing.
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They also undertook a new line of attack, urging Republicans to bring the questioning of Judge Garland out from behind closed doors.
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Ms. Warren used her speech to debut a new line of attack against Mr. Biden, Mr. Buttigieg and her other centrist rivals.
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Back in May, 6 percent of respondents said that Trump's disrespect of women was the most effective line of attack against him.
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If this keeps up, Republicans may soon need to experiment with a different line of attack — or find a new nemesis altogether.
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Ron DeSantis will have a clear line of attack against Andrew Gillum in their debate Wednesday night in the Florida governor's race.
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DeSantis, in the final weeks of the campaign in 2018, focused on the allegations as a major line of attack against Gillum.
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" He continued his line of attack on Warren, contending that "this is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass.
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One line of attack against Ms. Tsai has added to the atmosphere of mistrust and high conspiracy ahead of this week's vote.
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On the trail, Sanders has opened up a line of attack against the billionaire, accusing him of trying to buy the election.
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I'll be watching not only how aggressively he goes after Mr. Rubio and Mr. Cruz, but also what line of attack he chooses.
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That line of attack has become a strategy he and aides believe will cast the Democratic Party as a far left, radical group.
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He'd rather step on his mother's back than step an inch off to the left or right and break the line of attack.
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Given Christie telegraphed his line of attack prior to the debate, it was quite surprising how ill-prepared Rubio was to defend himself.
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Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, last week said he isn't ruling out launching a line of attack on Hillary and Bill Clinton's marriage.
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"It's always more effective to have a straightforward, simple, branded line of attack against your opponent," a Democratic campaign operative told The Hill.
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That line of attack could be something Tester, a native son of the Treasure State, grabs hold of in a general election battle.
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The line of attack played into broader fears from progressives that Booker is not tough enough on corporations in general, including Wall Street.
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Defenders of the nuclear accord dismissed the demand, calling it a belated line of attack months after the agreement had gone into effect.
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It launched a website on Thursday dedicated solely to making the case that Clinton is dishonest, a frequent line of attack for Trump.
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Clinton to those companies, using a line of attack that worked well in Michigan, where he pulled off a surprising victory this month.
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It also created a line of attack for his Republican opponents, who are hoping to slow him in the Wisconsin primary on Tuesday.
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Joe Manchin for his ties to Mylan, the company that makes EpiPens, they still see it as a potentially potent line of attack.
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This is, after all, the most common line of attack in presidential debates, yet it's not clear why it is actually an insult.
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Although the Chinese provenance of his ties had formed a primary line of attack against Trump, nothing much else was known about them.
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Because if that's the best line of attack you have, you need to go back to middle school and start all over again.
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"I think what's happening here is a new line of attack," the South Carolina Republican said of the motives of the op-ed.
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Your latest fulminations against Narendra Modi ("Agent Orange", May 4th) follow a line of attack at The Economist based on innuendo and indefensible criticisms.
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The immigration issue has become a potent line of attack for Trump and the GOP just two weeks before the close of election season.
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The party can't afford to put someone in this position who will drown their efforts to push back against this Republican line of attack.
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And the Trump line of attack on voting and the media is consistent with his efforts to undermine other critical institutions of American democracy.
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Trump's mocking of Romney for his failed 2012 campaign represents a frequent line of attack against one of the White House's strongest GOP critics.
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The "Trump is a bad person" line of attack only made him look more appealing to those who want to blow the system up.
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He thus opens himself up to criticism as dangerously disengaged while also abandoning a potentially useful line of attack that Clinton is too hawkish.
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He also used a similar line of attack against a People magazine reporter who recently recalled an incident in which Trump touched her inappropriately.
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He has attempted to align himself closely with Trump's style and policies and has echoed his "fake news" line of attack toward the press.
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Clinton herself calling him a "relatively new Democrat," suggests that a new line of attack may be opening against the self-described democratic socialist.
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Separately, a main (failed) line of attack Rubio used against Trump during the primary was that he couldn't be trusted with the nuclear codes.
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The notion of raising Mr. Clinton's infidelity is particularly controversial among Mr. Trump's advisers, who have sent conflicting signals about that line of attack.
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Now, as the European Union prepares to institute comprehensive new data protection rules in May, European regulators have opened a novel line of attack.
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If your sweats aren't a sign of something more serious, exercising can be an effective first line of attack — whether you're pregnant or not.
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Starboard Value, the activist hedge fund, has taken up a new line of attack as it pushes for change at the chip maker Mellanox.
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I wondered whether Facebook hadn't contributed to hardening positions, with increasing talk of the "deep state" providing denialists with a fresh line of attack.
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"This time around with AOC and everyone else, Republicans feel socialism is a very credible line of attack," said Fallon, the former Clinton aide.
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That line of attack was ever-present in Tuesday's debate, with Scott repeatedly arguing that Nelson had done little with his time in Washington.
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The brief on the merits that Solicitor General Francisco filed in December took a surprisingly different line of attack on the Ninth Circuit's decision.
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The party's main line of attack has so far been about Johnson's desire to do a post-Brexit trade deal with the United States.
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Last year, killings and violent robberies increased substantially, a dynamic that gave Mr. Lacalle Pou a useful line of attack against the Broad Front.
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In theory, you could try to blunt this line of attack by refunding the revenue to consumers, as Baker and Shultz want to do.
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If Toronto can beat Indiana at the first line of attack, the very intriguing Myles Turner becomes a very important piece at the rim.
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Then they consider Hillary Clinton's latest line of attack on Bernie Sanders and discuss some new research into Obamacare's impact on jobs and hours worked.
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In April 271.5, Hillary Clinton, trailing Barack Obama late in the fight for the Democratic nomination, tried a new line of attack against her rival.
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It's hard to imagine Sanders dropping that line of attack: It's basic to his political identity and a key part of why progressives support him.
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The state of play: As Axios' Mike Allen reported, even the GOP is having a hard time defending the president on this line of attack.
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It's opened an easy line of attack against Murphy, who has been running on a progressive platform, including raising taxes on the wealthy and corporations.
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For a party struggling with controversy surrounding its own presumptive nominee, Donald Trump, Republicans hope this line of attack will exploit Clinton's biggest vulnerability: trustworthiness.
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She also—in what is already emerging as her mostly powerful line of attack—highlighted Ms Collins's support for Mr Trump's conservative Supreme Court picks.
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This line of attack compounded his previous misstep -- an ill-conceived and downright un-American proposal to temporarily ban Muslims from entering the United States.
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Washington (CNN)Marco Rubio has cited efforts to roll back surveillance powers as a key line of attack against his opponents in the presidential race.
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He has repeatedly rejected the most popular line of attack against Sanders, that the Vermont senator's democratic socialism would be used against the whole party.
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Some people in Mr. Trump's orbit were discomfited by the line of attack, which had already been examined and rejected by many conservative news outlets.
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In another line of attack, he also argues that ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft are the future of transportation, not buses and trains.
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If Senator Elizabeth Warren thought that releasing her DNA test results showing Native American ancestry would neutralize a Republican line of attack, she was wrong.
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Mr. Castro's line of attack failed to elevate him in the race: He stood at 1 percent in a Quinnipiac University poll released on Monday.
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Democrats think highlighting Trump's lack of follow-through on negotiating drug prices for Medicare will be a strong line of attack in the 2020 campaign.
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When Biden admonished a man in Iowa who credulously parroted Trump's line of attack, many political analysts pronounced him imprudently thin-skinned and unattractively defensive.
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By choosing this line of attack, the president did more than merely undermine the severity of what Ford says was a violent and traumatic experience.
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The statement by Lonegan continues -- more colorfully -- a line of attack by Cruz and his running-mate Carly Fiorina that Trump and Clinton are political twins.
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Mr. Cruz also debuted a new line of attack against Mr. Rubio, condemning his 2013 support for the confirmation of John Kerry as secretary of state.
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In a recent interview with Vox, Bryce hinted at one potential line of attack against the Wisconsin Republican that would connect him to skyrocketing income inequality.
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Then there was the fact that he had 20 feet of octagon to retreat through before he even needed to consider breaking the line of attack.
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Trump's line of attack was clearly intended to remind voters of Bush's family legacy and revive hesitations about installing a political dynasty in the White House.
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This line of attack has long been expected of Cruz, according to James Henson, the director of the Texas Politics Project, told Vox in late September.
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Perdue used a familiar GOP line of attack against Ossoff, arguing that he'll be a rubber stamp on House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) agenda.
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And while some people argue that such strong-arming, big-footing, and steamrolling tactics are necessary, time has shown this line of attack to be nihilistic.
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Mr. Trump recently offered a taste of his coming line of attack on the campaign trail in Oregon, where he praised Mr. Sanders for highlighting Mrs.
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Health insurance companies are laying the groundwork for substantial increases in ObamaCare premiums, opening up a line of attack for Republicans in a presidential election year.
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Eighteen months into the Trump administration and the president's ostensibly serious critics have finally broken the glass on the "Trump-is-a-Nazi" line of attack.
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But its price tag -- estimated at around $32 trillion over 10 years -- has spooked many people, providing a line of attack by rivals Biden and Buttigieg.
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And Cruz's line of attack against Trump for having "New York values" worked ahead of the Iowa caucuses, but appear to be backfiring on him now.
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Clinton, the party nominee — provided an opening for a line of attack on Saturday from Pete Buttigieg, one of the leading moderate opponents to Mr. Sanders.
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But Mr. Trump's decision to extend the corporate tax cut to real estate conglomerates like his own will give Democrats a tailor-made line of attack.
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Trump, taking cues from his favorite show, seized upon the note as a way to turn the allegation into a line of attack against the media.
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" In a typical line of attack as Trump campaigns for Republicans ahead of this year's midterms, Trump said Democrats are the party of "anger and hate.
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Donald Trump has a new line of attack: Not only is his opponent Hillary Clinton a criminal, she's also mentally unhinged and perhaps not even human.
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His use of a clockwise pivot was beautiful through the fight as he broke Edgar's line of attack and connected lead hooks as he did so.
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As he has assumed the mantle of presumptive Republican nominee, he has opened a new gender-focused line of attack against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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The focus on Medicare for All from Republicans also offers a preview of a line of attack that is likely to extend into the 2020 presidential elections.
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At this point, the Trump campaign seems to have made the calculation that living with that line of attack is less risky than revealing the actual truth.
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Most are hopeful Democrats' shift toward what conservatives have described as a government takeover of health care will serve as a fruitful line of attack for Trump.
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If that line of attack causes further breaches and further damage, it's hard to say whether the liability will fall on Facebook or the third-party service.
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Rubio found his most effective line of attack, though, in an exchange over Obamacare, when he pressed Trump for his plans to reform the health care system.
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It also highlights Strickland's opposition to trade deals such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, a line of attack that he has repeatedly lobbed at Portman.
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But he then opened up a brutal line of attack in suggesting that the Florida senator only knew how to turn a phrase rather than accomplish something.
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As a woman, as a feminist and as a Democrat, I'm offended by the entire dismissive, condescending line of attack your campaign has taken in this election.
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Aldo wheeled around his lead leg and ended up at ninety degrees to Edgar's line of attack and well out of range of Edgar's multi-punch flurries.
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At the same time, they are pursuing a fresh line of attack in public, shifting from proclaiming the president's innocence to attempting to undermine the probe itself.
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But "Fake News" has been a powerful line of attack for Trump because it's tapping into the country's existing doubts about the news media's fairness and accuracy.
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" In a statement, the chamber described the report's contents as a "partisan line of attack" that was "egregiously false" and recycled "old myths and tired talking points.
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Clinton criticized him for shaming a Miss Universe winner 20 years ago for gaining weight — that he would open a line of attack on Mr. Clinton's infidelities.
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Clinton's surrogates have slowly begun floating attacks against Sanders as a "socialist," although the candidate and the campaign have been slow to embrace the line of attack.
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Joe Donnelly for the vote, signaling that it sees tying Donnelly to the liberal wing of the party through Planned Parenthood as a potent line of attack.
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On Wednesday, Trump will continue to hammer Democrats for "obstructing" American jobs, a line of attack he debuted last week in the home state of Democratic Sen.
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While the donation may not have been against the rules, it has opened up a fresh line of attack for the Fed's critics, particularly on the right.
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"When they start asking people to go back where they came from, that's the first line of attack on the Jewish people over centuries," said Ben-Ami.
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"No one is claiming immigrants had anything to do with the financial crisis, but that was an even more effective line of attack he had," Kabaservice added.
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But at least medical cannabis could be a fresh line of attack and give the state a better chance at restoring our families and rebuilding our communities.
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Notice that while this appears to be a retreating technique, Smith is actually sidestepping—exiting the line of attack to his left while whipping in a left hand.
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The latest line of attack from liberals against Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, is knocking the judge for his "frat boy"-sounding first name.
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The important point, though, is that ketamine has opened up a new line of attack on a horrible illness—and that this attack is being pressed relentlessly home.
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And such a line of attack would need to show some real passion, of the sort that infuses Sanders's denunciations of Wall Streeters, billionaires and the 1 percent.
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And while Trump has largely resisted overtly attacking Clinton over the incident or raising questions about her health, he has lately begun pumping up that line of attack.
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According to sources inside Clinton's debate prep, Trump and his surrogates telegraphed his line of attack as they were hitting Clinton for the time off before the debate.
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Democrats have argued that the GOP's Medicaid cuts are "cruel," a line of attack that seems to be working given the widespread unpopularity of the Republican reform scheme.
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One line of attack for the Fillon campaign, already begun by both his campaign and Le Pen's, is to present Macron as a continuation of Hollande's unpopular policies.
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And Cruz campaign aides have mentioned that Trump received deferments from service in the Vietnam War, a line of attack that could resurface in military-friendly South Carolina.
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It's a line of attack Rubio has used on the trail repeatedly when asked about his abortion policy, arguing that Democrats don't face enough scrutiny of their positions.
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The accusations also became a substantial part of the Democrats' line of attack against Trump as they argued he did not have the temperament to serve as president.
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As individual tax benefits are being sunset in order to pay for these corporate tax breaks, there's no question that this will only deepen that line of attack.
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" He continued that line of attack on Tuesday, sarcastically writing that Waters and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) "should always stay together and lead the Democrats.
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She takes evasive action immediately after firing, she breaks the line of attack and pivots away from her opponent perfectly, and her combinations are crisp and well-practiced.
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The Brazilian leader has echoed Trump's "fake news" line of attack toward the press, and his campaign slogan of "Brazil First" also mirrored Trump's "America First" tag line.
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When the suit was filed, Mr. Trump derided it on Twitter as the work of "sleazy New York Democrats" and the new submission continued that line of attack.
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It is one of the few seats election experts think could flip from Democrats to Republicans this November, and Republicans see the line of attack as especially potent.
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Warren in 2018 released the results of a DNA test in an effort to blunt that line of attack, though it prompted significant criticism from Native American leaders.
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The Senate majority leader's remarks last week on the need to cut programs like Medicare and Social Security have given red-state Democrats a new line of attack.
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Instead of talking about the second-quarter economic growth that could near 5 percent, Republicans worry they are handing Democrats a potent line of attack for the midterms.
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ATTACK MODE: The Hill's Jonathan Swan reports: Republican rivals are using a new line of attack seeking to use Donald Trump's greatest strength as a dealmaker against him.
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Yet through every planned line of attack — from his record on workers' rights to his skepticism of the power of regulatory agencies — Judge Gorsuch emerged with few scratches.
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Extreme-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro, who is polling in second place, has largely focused on anti-left rhetoric and may need to find a new line of attack.
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There is no limiting principle on this line of attack and that's exactly the left's strategy: it's entirely open-ended with no absolutes save to destroy whatever offends.
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"A line of attack is that anyone who wants nuclear is linked to President Zuma and therefore is corrupt," said Matshela Koko, the head of generation at Eskom.
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If upheld in European Union court, this new line of attack could eventually expand the boundaries of competition law across the bloc to encompass questions of online privacy.
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Mr. Trump made Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state a central line of attack in his 2016 campaign for president.
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But the move arguably backfired, causing her to apologize to angry Cherokee Nation leaders and opening up a new line of attack for President Donald Trump and conservatives.
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As he was jousting with reporters over the still unfolding details of the Russia investigation, Trump offered a new twist on his recent line of attack on the press.
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Each time Cerrone surged forward, Edwards either angled off the line of attack and broke Cerrone's charge, or ducked under and returned fire from inside of Cerrone's favored range.
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Before the pro-Trump media can finish its line of attack, the students, unfazed, have moved on, staying one step ahead of their political enemies and owning the story.
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This effort to coerce Ukraine into staining Mr. Biden with corruption allegations provides a ready-made — and officially United States government-sanctioned — line of attack for its disinformation operations.
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By January, Trump unleashed an effective line of attack by questioning Cruz's eligibility to run for the White House since he was born in Canada to an American mother.
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Because Trump has made clear that he intends to aggressively pursue this line of attack over the campaign's next six months, we think it's important to revisit the facts.
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It's a broadening of a line of attack that caught fire last year when a new law made it easier to sue tech platforms for hosting sex-trafficking ads.
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Why it matters: Trump has frequently used the purported cost of the Mueller investigation, which he claims is $40 million, as a line of attack against the special counsel.
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This line of attack didn't work so well for Clinton the last time around, in Michigan, but the moderators moved on before she could pull out receipts on TARP.
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It suggests that Democrats' best line of attack might not have been her family's wealth and political donations or her failure to finalize an ethics agreement before her hearing.
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Clinton was both sycophantic to President Obama and despising of him, a line of attack that aligns with that of Edward Klein, a conservative author whose books on Mrs.
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Still, Clinton's campaign will have to tread carefully with its new line of attack: A single-payer system, like those of Sweden or Canada, is supported by many Democrats.
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" In a statement to the Times, the Chamber called the Democrats' report a "partisan line of attack" that was "egregiously false" and recycled "old myths and tired talking points.
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But for people in states that are heavily dependent on energy jobs, this line of attack may ring hollow and could end up costing Clinton an otherwise sure thing.
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Donald J. Trump has opened a new line of attack against Hillary Clinton, blaming her for the sharp increases expected next year for Affordable Care Act health insurance premiums.
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Meanwhile Le Pen's anti-euro stance, which is rejected by many of her own supporters, as well as a majority of voters, offers him a promising line of attack.
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Trump and allies on Capitol Hill have re-upped their focus on the Biden family's business dealings, a likely line of attack against Biden in a general election campaign.
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It also plays to the Democratic line of attack — that Mr. Gianforte is a New Jersey multimillionaire, more comfortable with the East Coast elite than in his adopted state.
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And Vice President Mike Pence showed some teeth on a trip to West Virginia, previewing a more aggressive line of attack from President Donald Trump's administration against Democratic incumbents.
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Rousey moved in on straight lines and could not cut the ring, Holm could circle the cage beautifully and never took two steps backwards without breaking the line of attack.
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For about two weeks, until Donald Trump swept another round of elections on Tuesday, Republicans had settled on a line of attack that finally threatened to do him lasting damage.
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But this line of attack and Mr. Cruz's broader case that conservatives are coalescing around him were undercut, at least briefly, by Sarah Palin's endorsement of Mr. Trump on Tuesday.
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President Obama's charge — he called the practice "unpatriotic" — has taken a backseat to a new line of attack from Republican front-runner Donald Trump: Foreign countries are taking our jobs!
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Facing a threat from Ted Cruz in Iowa, Trump has opened a line of attack questioning the Texas senator's qualification for the White House because he was born in Canada.
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The top spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee suggested that Udall was retiring because of the Democrats' "lurch toward socialism," an increasingly familiar line of attack ahead of 2020.
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Cruz, however, also sought to frame Trump's absence as a mark of disrespect to Iowans — a line of attack that some Hawkeye State observers believe is the most promising one.
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And by lumping her speech fees in with donations to the Clinton Foundation, whose direct effect on the family's wealth remains murky, it muddies an otherwise clear line of attack.
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The email scandal has lingered over Clinton's presidential campaign for much of the past year, and has been a main line of attack from her presumptive Republican challenger, Donald Trump.
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The former US special representative to Ukraine in testimony to House lawmakers shattered President Donald Trump's central line of attack against former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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While her nomination was never in doubt, some feared losing the biggest state the would make her look like a weak nominee — and give Donald Trump a line of attack.
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At Mr. Barr's urging, Mr. Trump granted him new authorities to examine the start of the Russia investigation, demonstrating a new level of sophistication for an old line of attack.
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But the setting of a per-phone royalty rate for Qualcomm's technology gives the chip supplier a fresh line of attack in its two-year old legal battle with Apple.
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Former federal prosecutors said pursuing Ms. Meng, 27.5, for alleged bank fraud proved to be a better line of attack than trying to build a case on national security grounds.
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Some Democrats hoping to derail the judge's Supreme Court nomination are using his performance before the Senate Judiciary Committee as a new line of attack, questioning his temperament and truthfulness.
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But the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, has responded at times by concentrating its firepower on what it believes to be the Iraqis' main line of attack.
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The de Blasio episode shows that accusations of napping can be a formidable line of attack in New York, which fancies itself, after all, as the city that never sleeps.
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And Sanders's embrace of socialism will be a persistent line of attack, as mainstream Democrats warn that it will be ballot box poison in a fight against Trump in November.
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But Mr. Harris's decision not to run could limit that line of attack, and Republican officials have expressed optimism that the Ninth District campaign will eventually focus on policy issues.
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By April, when another Democratic debate rolled around, Sanders had seemingly found his bearings a bit and hit Clinton for being excessively pro-Israel, a valid left-wing line of attack.
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Regardless, that line of attack lingered in a series of aggregated articles on conservative blogs like The Federalist, Breitbart and Big League Politics (with the apt headline "HMM") published that month.
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But the "mob rule" line of attack appears to have taken root among a growing number of Republicans in Congress, which opponents consider an appeal to Trump's loyal base of supporters.
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Clinton, looking at moderate Republicans who have seemingly resigned themselves to supporting Trump, opened a new line of attack in her speech by simply noting that Trump can't -- or won't -- change.
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HILLARY CLINTON'S OPPONENTS ATTACK HER PAID SPEECHES TO WALL STREET | Hillary Clinton's paid speeches are emerging as a central line of attack in the bitter primary clash with Senator Bernie Sanders,
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Around 15 percent of voters think that Clinton's role during the attack on the embassy at Benghazi is the best line of attack against her—down just one point from May.
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All of this makes an easy line of attack from Democrats, like Brown, to say Republicans are raising taxes on the middle class while giving a massive tax cut to corporations.
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Class rage was the primordial ooze of Sanders's run, and it represents a potent line of attack against a cartoonish Republican presidential nominee that Clinton is perhaps poorly positioned to exploit.
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He continued his long-running criticism of alliance members for what he views as a failure to contribute enough to defense spending before launching a new line of attack against Germany.
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He continued his long-running criticism of alliance members for what he views as a failure to contribute enough to defense spending before launching a new line of attack against Germany.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in his first true campaign speech of the 2020 election cycle, unveiling a line of attack that seems destined to be a staple of his campaign stump speech.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has called it a "rationing board," and that line of attack is still in mainstream use, even though law specifically says the board can't ration health care.
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But prosecutors had pre-empted that line of attack somewhat by having Mr. Wildstein, who has pleaded guilty to his role in the lane closings, narrate his own trail of deceit.
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While those investigations present more immediate political threats to Mr. Trump, the Panama dispute could open a new line of attack on the president's business and provide fodder for his critics.
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Congress rejected what would be Justice Scalia's main line of attack — that because the people can punish at the polls a president who abuses his powers, an independent counsel is unnecessary.
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Le Pen's line of attack on Macron is clear: he is the perpetuation of Hollande, the representative of "the system" and a product of "international finance," with all the attendant innuendo.
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" Sanders also highlighted his 2002 vote against the Iraq War, a line of attack he frequently uses against Clinton, who as a New York senator voted to authorize the war. "Sen.
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She emphasizes that there are other witnesses who could corroborate her allegations — pushing back against a key line of attack that Republicans have used against Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez.
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Trump would be wise to focus on that line of attack, too, though his ability to focus at all has long proven one of his greatest weaknesses as a campaigner and debater.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Monday opened up its first line of attack on so-called sanctuary cities, naming jurisdictions that decline to detain immigrants who could be subject to deportation.
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Trump was speaking in advance of a rally at which Clinton launched an explosive new line of attack against the Republican nominee, drawing a line between him and the Ku Klux Klan.
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You would think they would try to come up with a new line of attack by now, but perhaps none went so far as Democratic congresswoman, the ever cowboy-hatted, Frederica Wilson.
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" Trump renewed that line of attack on Twitter as voters headed to the polls on Tuesday, saying O&aposConnor is "weak on Crime" and promising that Balderson would be a "great Congressman.
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Cruz in the lead-up to New Hampshire uncorked a new line of attack on Rubio, one of several candidates who recently agreed that women should be eligible for a military draft.
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Republicans can't get enough of Clinton attacks Hillary Clinton isn't on the November ballot, but Republicans still hope invoking her name will be an effective line of attack against Democrats in 2018.
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The sprawling, complex structure of the foundation, its history of contributions from foreign power brokers and its attractiveness as a Republican line of attack mean it's likely to stay in the spotlight.
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" He kept up the line of attack Tuesday morning, tweeting: "Taxpayers are paying a fortune for the use of Air Force One on the campaign trail by President Obama and Crooked Hillary.
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The report that Mr. Trump's corporation spent $68,000 on a 1998 trip to explore business opportunities in Cuba fit neatly into a line of attack the Clinton campaign has been pursuing recently.
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The line of attack is intended to inflame the conservative base, raise cash and drive GOP voters to the polls in an effort to save the Republican House majority on Nov. 6.
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ALBANY — The corruption scandal enveloping the Nassau County executive has given Democrats a new and potent line of attack, as they try to gain control of the narrowly divided New York Senate.
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That may be one reason why most polls have shown him holding a slight lead over Braun, who has struggled with name recognition and finding a viable line of attack against Donnelly.
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Democrats said that the prospect that Mr. Trump might withdraw from the Paris agreements would give them another potent line of attack against Republicans already uncomfortable with their association with the president.
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His line of attack helps explain the strategy adopted by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi when faced with demands from the Democratic grassroots for the impeachment of the President even before Mueller's report.
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"It's really striking that this is the line of attack that the senator took because we've been focused on the issues like health care and like education," Holdsworth said, referring to Warren.
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Judge Neil Gorsuch faces his Supreme Court confirmation hearing next week, and Democrats have zeroed in on their planned line of attack: that his rulings have favored the powerful and well connected.
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg invoked President Donald Trump's porn star scandal on Tuesday, reviving a line of attack that helped catapult his long-shot campaign into a viable contender last year.
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Seeing returns where Trump's actual deductible giving doesn't come close to adding up to $102 million could be humiliating for the campaign and give the Clinton campaign a potent line of attack.
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Another line of attack has been that it didn't check all the art historical boxes, leaving out the mystical influence of Rudolf Steiner, Beuys's engagement and exit from Fluxus, or certain key artworks.
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Yet even as the DNC projects a shoulder shrug, there's a feeling that they'd rather not engage with Gabbard, lest they poke the bear or give her line of attack any more attention.
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For schizophrenia, second-generation antipsychotics are considered the first line of attack (or defense, depending on your perspective), and include Abilify, Saphris, Rexulti, Vraylar, Clorazil, Fanapt, Latuda, Zyprexa, Invega, Seroquel, Risperdal, and Geodon.
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Facebook is balancing multiple overlapping crises simultaneously, and each individual congressperson chose their own line of attack, giving the whole hearing a scattershot feeling that lacked a clear partisan or even thematic bent.
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McGhee's line of attack echoed the frustrations of Democratic senators on the panel, who are beginning to point to his lack of candor and transparency as a potential reason to filibuster his nomination.
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By raising the rates on Thursday, the commission can argue that it is making it easier for jails and prisons to afford the inmate-calling systems, potentially disarming one industry line of attack.
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As President Donald Trump defends himself against the House impeachment inquiry, he's fallen back on a familiar line of attack against Democrats: The economy is the best it's ever been, so impeach that.
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The president's lawyers, out of concern for the special counsel's interest in the potential obstruction of justice, may have dissuaded Trump from pursuing this line of attack of their own accord, Finkelstein said.
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She spends most of her nonworking hours rummaging through a mess of worker manifestoes, union laws and pay slips in her tiny apartment, hoping to find a new line of attack against Walmart.
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The NLRB said on Friday that the agency's general counsel did not try to show the policy was the product of anti-union animus, which was the only available line of attack remaining.
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Mr. Rubio's aides crafted a cutting line of attack: Mr. Trump, who was ostensibly running to help the little guy, had actually built his fortune by throwing the little guy under the bus.
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The ad is part of an effort by the RNC to cast Democrats as obstructionists — a line of attack often repeated by Trump — ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, a party official said.
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But Judge Kavanaugh has given them a new line of attack: his past writings on the powers of the presidency, which go to the heart of the special counsel's investigation of Mr. Trump.
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The trip may help the U.S. senator amplify the anti-corporate line of attack he has employed against Democratic rival Hillary Clinton as he tries to keep his insurgent campaign for the Nov.
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Still, though, connecting climate to increased inequality would fit a potential larger line of attack on President Trump, who has made racist comments and supported racist policies on immigration and housing, among others.
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In one ad, the National Republican Congressional Committee noted that Mr. Lamb had reached a plea bargain with a drug kingpin, a potentially damaging line of attack in a region ravaged by opioids.
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A different line of attack they now have is that it would be improper for corporations to be required to disclose [their campaign contributions], because they might face retaliation for their political choices.
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Biden, in a line of attack his campaign telegraphed earlier this month, fired back by pointing to Booker's record as a mayor and the city's aggressive stop-and-frisk policing under his tenure.
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That line of attack could resonate in West Virginia, which at 36% has the highest rate of adults under 65 with pre-existing conditions, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation study in 2016.
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At CPAC, 'The Anti-Greta' climate activist Naomi Seibt says she's 'absolutely' a fan of far-right podcaster Stefan MolyneuxTrump's latest line of attack against 2020 Democrats is to tie them to socialism
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The campaign's other line of attack is more head-scratching: Earlier in the week, Clinton claimed that single-payer would create a national system by turning government programs like Medicare over to the states.
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"I've got a pretty good reputation as somebody who does not toe the party line on everything, which I think will help get through that," Mr. Bredesen said of his opponent's line of attack.
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The only line of attack that seems likely to reemerge from Klobuchar's past is the, yes, sexist one (see also, "Women Have to Be Likable") that she is a tough boss and overly ambitious.
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And the line of attack -- fanned by some Trump surrogates and right-wing media, prompting mainstream condemnation -- has escalated to shouting over the summer, part of a growing attempt to fundamentally undermine Clinton's candidacy.
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Clinton has repeatedly hit the Vermont senator over his voting record on gun laws and opened a new line of attack on the cost of his health care policies -- arguments she continued Wednesday morning.
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Sanders has previewed his line of attack on the campaign trail in recent days by pressing publicly for Clinton to release transcripts of paid speeches she gave to Wall Street firms like Goldman Sachs.
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" The new line of attack, echoed by lawmakers and White House officials, is a turnabout for Republicans toiling to defend the president, who for weeks had led the cry of "no quid pro quo.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, one of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters and a constant presence on the campaign trail, elaborated on the line of attack that wasn't used.
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"Ironically, Republicans are using this line of attack against 'Medicare for all' for the same reason that Democrats are framing their health reform vision as building on Medicare — Medicare is popular," Mr. Oberlander said.
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On Sunday, Giuliani and Conway appeared to have settled on a similar line of attack going forward, questioning the credibility of those who played a key role in Mueller's crafting of the obstruction portion.
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The Republican National Committee on Thursday rolled out a new line of attack against 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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Once the general election begins, however, it is likely that the Democratic nominee will try to use education policy as a line of attack against Mr. Trump and his unpopular education secretary, Betsy DeVos.
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Jennifer Chacon, a law professor at the University of California, Irvine, said that a challenge to the executive order based on the later law's equal-protection principles was the most promising line of attack.
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Sanders, a senator from gun-loving Vermont, cast some votes that the NRA liked, creating a natural line of attack for Clinton during the battle for Democratic primary voters, who overwhelmingly support gun control.
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Even if we grant that sometimes political campaigns will distort or demagogue to hurt an opponents, then still I must admit I find this line of attack puzzling, and not just because it's false.
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One line of attack was Trump's past remarks about women, a message designed to resonate with women who are still undecided about their vote and who could be pivotal in deciding the White House election.
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And although heat exposure can affect the body in many ways, our kidneys are in the first line of attack, as their role is to keep electrolytes within the normal range and blood volume stable.
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The problem with Trump's insult is that it is a non-sequitur that recycles a line of attack that didn't work for Scott Brown when Warren defeated him in the Massachusetts Senate race in 2012.
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Biden is trying to get past this line of attack by asking for forgiveness: "It was a big mistake that was made," Biden said at a Martin Luther King Day celebration last week in Washington.
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Clinton's paid speeches before she had declared her candidacy, such as a line to a Brazilian bank about favoring "open borders" — a statement that plays into Mr. Trump's line of attack against her immigration position.
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Meanwhile, Democratic candidates and operatives said that while Tuesday's events sharpened that corruption line of attack, the fundamentals remained that the 2018 fight will likely remain focused on issues like tax policy and health care.
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The race was close and it prompted Republicans to pursue an unusual line of attack during the campaign: The National Republican Congressional Committee launched an ad painting Mucarsel-Powell as beholden to fossil fuel interests.
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A popular line of attack that's already surfaced on social media is that a person with Kapernick's level of success and presumed wealth is unfit to critique anything about the country in which he lives.
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" Harris picked a more narrow line of attack, pushing Warren -- who has been critical of Facebook's ad policy, which doesn't vet candidate's claims -- to follow her lead and demand Twitter suspend President Donald Trump's account. "Sen.
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So while Eph battles on one front, concentration camp survivor Setrakian (David Bradley) and one-time exterminator Fet (Kevin Durand) pursue their own line of attack, with the latter teaming up with a Navy SEAL team.
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Does this line of attack have a chance of actually working, or is it more aimed at satisfying, say, the future audience of the media company Trump is rumored to want to start if he loses?
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Opponents of the Trump administration's plan to privatize air traffic control are claiming that the idea may be unconstitutional, unveiling a new line of attack against the proposal even as it remains stalled in the House.
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How they come down: The coming GOP line of attack: "Democrats in 28503: If you like your plan, let's eliminate it," the Republican National Committee wrote in an email to reporters after Harris's comments in January.
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Booker provided a preview of a possible line of attack on Tuesday after Biden put out his criminal justice plan: "Joe Biden had more than 40 years to get this right," Booker said in a statement.
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Christopher Ruddy, who runs the conservative website Newsmax and who looked into allegations around the death of the Clinton White House aide Vincent W. Foster Jr., said he thought this was a fruitless line of attack.
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He fought back Tuesday against the new line of attack from the White House, saying that Nunes and the White House still need to explain why they concealed their roles in the release of this intelligence.
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In a second line of attack, it has made itself a surprise player for the purchase of the Fox assets — a potential deal that would require a bid bold enough to upend Fox's agreement with Disney.
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PELLA, Iowa - Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Joe Biden on Thursday said Bernie Sanders "regrets" some of his views on gun policy, remarks highlighting a possible line of attack on a rival for their party's presidential nomination.
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President Donald Trump on Monday blasted House Democrats for scheduling an impeachment hearing this week during his trip abroad, echoing a recent line of attack by the White House's top lawyer against the rapidly escalating inquiry.
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But its price tag -- estimated at around $32 trillion over 10 years -- has spooked many people, providing a line of attack by rivals former Vice President Joe Biden and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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Hamas's best line of attack against its Palestinian rivals is that 25 years of peace negotiations have only led to more Israeli settlements and to political losses like the relocation of the US Embassy to Jerusalem.
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He and other Republicans have seized on proposals like "Medicare for all" to portray Democrats as far out of the mainstream, signaling clearly that it will be a major line of attack in the general election.
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Clinton's main line of attack—that Sanders is an impractical dreamer—was summed up in the "It's easy to diagnose the problem, it's harder to do something about the problem" line she repeated a couple times.
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This is all extremely hilarious, but taking stock of where we are, four days before the Iowa caucuses, it's worth considering whether Trump is doing this for sport, or because it's actually an effective line of attack.
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The most recent line of attack was opened up right before the July 4th holiday, when House Democrats launched a new lawsuit aimed at enforcing their subpoena for six years of Trump's personal and business tax returns.
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Because if Republicans cannot convince Americans that the economy is terrible, their best line of attack on Democrats is that the nation is not safe from terror attacks and a much different and tougher approach is needed.
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Speaking to an enthusiastic crowd at a casino here in his first of two events of the day, Trump sought to neutralize the Texas Republican's most recent line of attack that he is part of the establishment.
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Yates, who seemed prepared for that line of attack, shot back that she was equally familiar with another statue that outlaws discrimination in immigration matters on the basis of race or nation of birth, among other things.
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"As the campaign moves south this week to South Carolina, which is a military-heavy state with active duty and veterans, don't be surprised if you hear a new line of attack against Donald Trump," said Martin.
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"We will need a larger team of experienced investigators who will be able to handle the heavy volume and intellectual challenges presented by the Democrats' attacks," Meadows wrote, adding that Republicans need a consistent line of attack.
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The president's decision to reconsider one of his first acts in office — withdrawing from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership — opens up another potential line of attack for some Democrats ahead of critical midterm elections in November.
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If Mr. Clinton's line of attack was familiar – that Mr. Sanders dismisses all critics as being part of "the establishment" – the former president added some sharp language at a small rally here at Elon University law school.
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One more from Friday: Trump gives an interview to the New York Times where he doubles down on that whole sex tape thing and hints again that he'll bring up Clinton's marriage as a line of attack.
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Clinton and her surrogates have predictably deployed this as a line of attack, seizing on Trump's racism and bigotry as a powerful tool to turn out black and Latino voters she needs to win a general election.
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"Credit unions are now my first line of attack," said Daniel Johanis, a Toronto mortgage broker, estimating that more than 50 percent of his business is now going to credit unions, compared to "the odd deal" previously.
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His victory came after a campaign in which Republicans used decades-old lyrics from his brief tenure as a rap artist to suggest he was misogynistic and anti-American, a line of attack widely denounced as racist.
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China's reaction to Ms. Tsai's pivot away from her predecessor Ma Ying-jeou's close ties to Beijing in favor of closer relations with Washington and Tokyo is being used as a line of attack by the Kuomintang.
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And while he briefly praised the anthem rule, telling Fox News in May that "the NFL owners did the right thing," it wasn't long before he had settled on a new line of attack against the NFL.
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As Italy's Sofia Goggia and American Lindsey Vonn set the early pace, and four other skiers crashed out, the Norwegian was learning from her rivals' runs and plotting her line of attack down the 2,775 meter Jeongseon course.
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The salvo opens a coordinated line of attack from Democrats during an intensely important week, which includes planned votes on Trump's Treasury secretary and State Department pick and the announced roll-out of his first Supreme Court nominee.
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The video also includes several of Warren's former academic colleagues pushing back on another line of attack from Trump and his allies that Warren used her claim of Native American ancestry to advance her legal and political career.
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Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up Comey on Tuesday lambasted Clinton for being "extremely careless" in handling classified intelligence, a line of attack Republicans will pursue for the rest of the election.
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Strategists say Russia is an effective line of attack for Democrats because it flips the script on Trump's usual attacks against Clinton: that she's untrustworthy, that she's corrupt and that the election will be rigged in her favor.
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For weeks, Hillary Clinton and her campaign have struggled to find a line of attack that could work against Donald J. Trump, one of the most atypical and nonideological candidates the Republicans have prepared to nominate for president.
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By governing this way, Republicans in Congress have unwittingly fallen into a damaging line of attack from Democrats, who use the uncertainty to raise the specter of a looming government shutdown – for which they, of course, blame Republicans.
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"The difference between this cycle and last is Ro Khanna now has a new line of attack, and he was only within striking distance last election," said one Bay Area Democrat who has not endorsed in the race.
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Biden started down that path at the first debate, noting that he pursued a career as a public defender while she chose to become a prosecutor, but it was not a line of attack that he vigorously pursued.
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Some Sanders supporters expressed dismay that their candidate was resorting to such sharp exchanges — a Guardian columnist wrote on Tuesday that she felt "betrayed" — while the leading Republican candidate, Donald J. Trump, picked up the line of attack.
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Those donations have opened a fresh line of attack for Fed critics in Congress, as top Republicans in both the House and Senate argued the donations prove the supposedly independent Fed is unduly influenced by the Obama administration.
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It's a familiar line of attack for Republicans, who have long accused Bill and Hillary Clinton of getting away with criminal behavior since the former president and first lady escaped criminal charges in the Whitewater real estate investigation.
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If Mr. Sanders looked vulnerable during any line of attack, it was on the questions about his beliefs about Cuba and socialism — specifically, his praise of Cuba's education and health care programs under the regime of Fidel Castro.
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Sanders's rebuke hints that Bloomberg's immense wealth and ability to dig through a bottomless war chest to blanket the airwaves with ads could emerge as a top line of attack for other liberal candidates in the primary field.
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Implying that special counsel Robert Mueller would somehow "overturn" Trump's election represented a new line of attack for the Trump campaign, which has so far mainly attacked Democrats, the media, and undocumented immigrants in its appeals for cash.
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One week before Judge Neil M. Gorsuch is to sit for his Supreme Court confirmation hearing, Democrats have zeroed in on their most prominent planned line of attack: Judge Gorsuch's rulings have favored the powerful and well connected.
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Democrats target Kavanaugh drinking; protests target key senators As tensions flare, Democrats have suggested that Kavanaugh was not truthful during his testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee, opening up a new line of attack against the embattled nominee.
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Then there was the stunning indictment of a sitting GOP member of Congress for allegedly misusing campaign funds, prompting Democrats to reprise their "culture of corruption" line of attack, which the party successfully deployed against Republicans in 2006.
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But Trump's line of attack is a bit rich coming from a president who has recently praised China for executing drug dealers and called for the death penalty to be swiftly doled out to people who shoot police officers.
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The G.O.P. paralysis on these issues explains why, again and again, Republicans turned to a proven line of attack — that is, proven not to work: insisting that Trump isn't a true conservative, which matters to voters not at all.
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The Fed will also be bringing in private-sector financial firms to help administer the programs, a potential line of attack it could face down the road; the central bank has already hired asset manager BlackRock for that purpose.
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The president, top Republicans and their allies had some success in framing the showdown as a case of Democrats putting the interests of "illegal immigrants" ahead of American citizens, a line of attack Democrats felt they could not weather.
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But it also opens up a new line of attack against him that doesn't quite ring true; though the voters in the ad argue that he couldn't beat Mr. Trump, Mr. Sanders narrowly leads the president in many polls.
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" Barrett Marson, a Republican political strategist, called Sheriff Arpaio "the Donald Trump of Arizona" for his ability to "turn every controversy into a line of attack against the Obama administration and a selling point for his die-hard fans.
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The focus on education has set the stage for a line of attack that the Kaminsky campaign hopes will appeal to members of the hyper-engaged anti-testing parents' movement, which is deeply suspicious of the education reform movement.
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The line of attack, which was being pushed by Cruz's presidential rival Mike Huckabee, was that Cruz had donated only a small fraction of his income to his church, not enough to fulfill his tithing duties of 2628 percent.
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It is far too early to determine whether 2018 will bring a political wave, but the House's approval of a deeply unpopular health care bill on Thursday has handed Democrats a potent line of attack for the midterm elections.
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To the contrary, Cruz and Rubio's new, and possibly more effective, line of attack raises obvious, critical questions that may force conservatives to reckon with the Trump phenomenon in earnest rather than blaming others for it, or pretending it doesn't exist.
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Hillary Clinton's political operation is clearly somewhat undecided about what line of attack to take against Donald Trump, and no Democratic Party presidential campaign would be complete without a small army of backseat drivers ready to second guess the candidate.
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Some Republican members of Congress accused Abedin being a secret Islamist operative (which, it goes without saying, is wholly unfounded) in 2012; that July, Bolton went on Gaffney's show and said there was nothing wrong with that line of attack.
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This line of attack became frighteningly literal in 2016, when a man with a gun showed up at a Washington, DC, pizza parlor that online conspiracy theorists claimed was the hub of a massive pedophilia ring — run by Democratic Party officials.
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Perhaps the most combative back and forth unfolded between Joyce Beatty and Zuckerberg, with Beatty asking Zuckerberg questions about Facebook's record on civil rights but offering him little time to answer before interrupting and moving onto her next line of attack.
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Those close to Mr Moore found Mr Falwell's line of attack a bit rich: after all, he himself inherited the administration of Liberty University from his namesake and father, a pioneer of the Religious Right, rather than starting from zero.
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" RELATED: Trump escalates attacks on Clinton's character But before taking the stage in New Hampshire, Trump previewed the "short-circuit" line of attack online, tweeting earlier Saturday that "anybody whose mind 'SHORT CIRCUITS' is not fit to be our president!
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Though Stavridis would bring military heft to Clinton's ticket, his role as a senior military official in the George W. Bush administration during the early years of the U.S. occupation of Iraq could provide Trump with a line of attack.
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But Democratic lawmakers have picked up on the line of attack, with top members of the Congressional Black Caucus this week citing Trump's ties to Bannon as evidence the GOP nominee is a racist who is explicitly courting white supremacists.
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Trump also took up the line of attack that Republican senators, and Brett Kavanaugh himself, used throughout the hearing: that the allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh are merely a Democratic tactic to foil his nomination to the Supreme Court.
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At the same time, she continued to stumble through answers about the $5003,2500 she was paid for three speeches from Goldman Sachs, which only seemed to reinforce Sanders' most powerful line of attack against her that she was the ultimate insider.
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Republican Representative Barbara Comstock said new leadership is needed to replace IRS Commissioner John Koskinen due to failures to secure Americans' sensitive information from malicious intrusions, escalating a line of attack from Republicans who frequently criticize the federal tax collection service.
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The special counsel&aposs line of attack in the Paul Manafort trial kicking off Tuesday won&apost become clear until opening statements -- but the government&aposs witness list gives an early glimpse at their strategy in the high-stakes case.
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Although good people of all political stripes will debate certain actions by Comey as director (and he has admitted that not everything he did was done perfectly), there is one line of attack from his critics that is the most telling.
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Here's what you need to know: • Donald J. Trump opened a new line of attack against Hillary Clinton in the last phase of the U.S. presidential race, blaming her for the sharp increases in Obamacare health insurance premiums expected next year.
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Peter Schweizer, a right-wing journalist known for his investigations into Hillary Clinton, has followed a similar line of attack as a writer and producer of a new documentary, "The Creepy Line," which argues that Silicon Valley is stifling conservative content.
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Mr. Trump has assailed senior officials involved in the Russia investigation for ties to Democrats, a line of attack that was once unthinkable in a department where it is understood that career professionals can hold political beliefs without impairing their judgment.
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Though the mass public has rarely shown overwhelming interest in the Russia matter, it's the one line of attack against Trump that has some measure of support from Senate Republicans, at least a few of whom are sincere Russia hawks.
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His diagnosis echoed President Trump's line of attack against potential Democratic rivals in 2020, and there is little question that the far-left ideology of Venezuela's government shares some responsibility for the dysfunction that has thrown the country into chaos.
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It took a while, but on Thursday Joe Biden — who's been running for president since April — finally went after Bernie Sanders over his relationship with the Democratic Party, a line of attack that some committed Democrats have been waiting for.
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Both have come under heavy criticism for the multiple and often contradictory statements over Comey's firing, while Democrats have seized on the firing as a new line of attack to hammer the president over the probe into alleged Russia ties.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York State has passed legislation that would ban Airbnb users from listing some short-term rentals, a move that represents a new line of attack by legislators against the company in one of its most important markets.
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But in a line of attack that could carry weight with millions of undecided, deeply anticapitalist voters who opted for the far-left candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the first round, Ms. Le Pen tore into her opponent's background in finance.
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In an advertisement last week, McSally previewed one likely line of attack, noting her background as the first female Air Force fighter pilot to fly in combat during the Iraq War while criticizing Sinema for protesting that war in 2003.
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The Cruz campaign Reach: Aired in South Carolina Impact: The fact that Marco Rubio championed a path to citizenship is a pretty tired line of attack by now, but the way Ted Cruz's campaign presents it in this ad is actually quite original.
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The good news for Clinton supporters is that she has an enormous lead at this point anyway, and the aversion to stark choices that makes it hard for her to develop a compelling line of attack would likely serve her well as president.
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Perhaps in deference to this line of attack, the brief from the constitutional scholars claims that the travel ban's anti-Muslim animus is apparent in "a review of only post-election and post-inauguration statements by the president and his senior advisors".
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They are different levels of disastrous of course: leading with your face is likely to get you knocked out, but boxers are taught to avoid lengthy straight retreats and to break the line of attack because they will quickly hit the ropes.
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One line of attack that Trump has effectively leveled against Clinton is questioning what she has accomplished in her 463-year career, arguing that she has plans but should have been able to do more as US senator and secretary of state.
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HILLARY CLINTON'S OPPONENTS ATTACK HER PAID SPEECHES TO WALL STREET | Hillary Clinton's paid speeches are emerging as a central line of attack in the bitter primary clash with Senator Bernie Sanders, Nicholas Confessore and Jason Horowitz report in The New York Times.
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" In converging on this line of attack, Democratic thought leaders imply that — for them — having a president with a "D" next to his or her name is far more important than considering the likely far-reaching downsides of a Sanders-style "revolution.
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The new revelations surrounding the Trump Foundation could make it tougher for Trump to use this line of attack against his opponent, however, and provides Clinton with more ammo to paint the Republican businessman as someone with bad judgment to serve as president.
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In the days ahead of the primary, Clinton repeatedly hammered Sanders over his 2009 vote against a bailout for the U.S. auto industry, calculating that the line of attack would resonate in a state that's home to the country's largest car manufacturers.
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While the outside attacks on H.R. McMaster are set to continue — and a key line of attack is an accusation he's anti-Israel — the Israeli government appears to be signaling confidence in him and his colleagues in the White House's national security team.
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And Trump has a new line of attack over a different set of emails — these published by WikiLeaks on Friday that detail some of the things Clinton said to the Wall Street banks that paid her enormous sums of money for speeches.
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For Dos Santos, maybe he will finally show the breaking of the line of attack that his game has been so desperately needing since Cain Velasquez had so little trouble moving him to the fence all the way back in their second bout.
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As he defends himself against the House impeachment inquiry over his effort to pressure Ukraine into investigating a political rival, Trump has fallen back on a familiar line of attack against Democrats: The economy is the best it's ever been, so impeach that.
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"We are concerned that Senator Sanders has not thought through these crucial national security issues that can have profound consequences for our security," the former officials write in a letter released Tuesday that marks a new line of attack from the Clinton campaign.
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Here's what you need to know: • Donald J. Trump opened a new line of attack against Hillary Clinton in the last phase of the U.S. presidential race, blaming her for the sharp increases in Affordable Care Act health insurance premiums expected next year.
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The documents were published by The Times as Trump told a Pennsylvania crowd to "follow the money," his latest line of attack against Hillary Clinton, in reference to his allegations she was engaged in a pay-to-play scandal while secretary of state.
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Trump also said Democrats are "working hard" to take the presidential nomination away from Sanders, a repeated line of attack from the president after the Vermont Independent emerged as the front-runner in the 2020 race following wins in New Hampshire and Nevada.
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The ad, which highlighted a line of attack from Trump against Biden, accused the former vice president — without evidence — of using his former office to pressure Ukrainian officials to drop an investigation into a company due to his son's financial interests. Sen.
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He will likely continue that line of attack in Tuesday's debate, which comes a day after Abrams' participation in a 1992 protest that involved burning the Georgia flag, which at the time included the Confederate battle emblem, resurfaced in The New York Times.
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This line of attack ignores the fact that no such cyber intrusions have been documented, nor does it note that the vast majority of voter data held is public information under federal law and is often sold by state governments at a profit.
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Another possible line of attack for Democrats could be a renewed attempt to overturn Trump's emergency declaration, a move that would force a Senate vote and require Republicans in both chambers to go again on the record on the Trump administration bypassing Congress.
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Much of Aldo's game is built around the pivot—whether he is hiding his right leg and blading his hips to present the single leg to a shooting opponent, or getting off line of attack and returning with a left hook to the dome.
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According to Andy Kroll's profile in the New Republic of Jeff Roe, the man behind Cruz's campaign, this particular line of attack bears some very strong similarities to an ad Roe concocted in 2008 to bring down Kay Barnes, a Democrat running against Rep.
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The most common skeptical line of attack to Jackson's push, which he has been working on since late last year: The public does not care enough about these issues and wouldn't use the information even if it was put right in front of their noses.
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Public statements like that led to judges blocking Trump's proposed travel bans earlier this year, and could prove to be one line of attack in legal attempts to protect the healthcare bill, according to a handful of liberal U.S. lawyers and state attorneys general.
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" In his Times column, Douthat imagined what a harsher line of attack would sound like from Sanders: "Look, as a senator Hillary Clinton cast a reckless vote for the Iraq war, which cost thousands of American lives and led directly to the rise of ISIS.
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Though Trump and Cruz have been jabbing each other on several issues for days, the Texas senator launched the first volley on this line of attack when he criticized Donald Trump for embodying "New York values" in an interview on a New Hampshire radio show.
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"Death panels" is a reference to a line of attack that that was used by some Republicans amid debate on the Affordable Care Act in 2009, suggesting that Obamacare would have the government determine whether elderly people or people with special needs "deserve" care.
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Hillary Clinton, stung by a string of losses, is testing a new line of attack against rival Bernie Sanders ahead of New York's Democratic primary: sharply questioning his credentials and suggesting he lacks expertise to implement his campaign pledge to break up big banks.
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Earlier this week it also put out a wordy blog post attempting to diffuse this line of attack by pointing the finger of blame at the rest of the tech industry — saying, essentially, that a whole bunch of other tech giants are at it too.
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Android security has made a number of changes since the bug was discovered — most notably, limiting the circumstances under which Hangouts and other MMS applications will preload media — but it's remained a tempting line of attack for anyone trying to crack an Android phone.
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Democrats mulling presidential runs in 22019, as well as labor and environmental groups, were already gearing up for a showdown with Trump over trade, and the revised North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) will give them an opening for a new line of attack.
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Conversely, sticking with the Nazism line of attack cheapens its effect and, frankly, makes its proponents come off as a little more than unhinged, something perhaps already at play given that a Gallup poll has put Trump at his highest approval rating to date.
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No moment seemed to better encapsulate her early misfires than an improbable and audacious line of attack from Mr. Trump, who has openly lied about President Obama's place of birth and brazenly told black Americans that their communities, schools and job opportunities are uniformly awful.
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In the wake of the March on Washington in 1963, the segregationist Strom Thurmond (who in the irony of all ironies fathered a secret child with a black woman) used the same you-should-be-happy-and-grateful line of attack on black protesters.
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Mr. MacArthur has denied trying to erode safeguards for pre-existing conditions, one of the pillars of health care reform, but Mr. Kim's line of attack has resonated in the district, with surveys showing that health care is by far the most important issue.
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Mr. DeSantis's advisers said he would now be able to spend all of his time campaigning without having to confront criticism about wasting taxpayer money and not representing his constituents, a line of attack he implicitly sought to pre-empt in his letter of resignation.
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Had we known that our opponent knew my client had a tax lien against him from his student days, which he never knew about because notices went to an address he hadn't lived at for decades, we certainly wouldn't have used that line of attack.
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Moreover, many women I've spoken with, in both parties, told me there's a subtle sexism implied by the whole line of attack: Whatever her role in defending Bill Clinton's misdeeds over the year, Hillary Clinton, not her husband, is the one running for president.
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Also in The Hill on Wednesday, you'll read about a new line of attack by Trump's opponents, the relationship between Trump and possible independent candidate Michael Bloomberg and what the release of campaign and super-PAC finance reports on Sunday say about the candidates.
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We also need to stop maligning Trump and those around him as gauche creatures — how dare the first lady wear sequins or Kellyanne Conway perch so flippantly on an Oval Office couch — because that line of attack is trivial, gross and bound to backfire.
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Trump's new line of attack on key figures in the impeachment investigation also came as dozens of House Republicans, railing against the entirely closed-door proceedings thus far, banded together Wednesday morning to storm the secure room where depositions of impeachment witnesses were being held.
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But McCready's decision to focus so intensely on health care reinforces that Democrats still see this as their best line of attack in competitive races, and that the national debate over "Medicare for All" isn't scaring them away from more moderate messages on health care.
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Trump's comments to The Wall Street Journal on Thursday escalate a line of attack against U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who last week ordered parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, to be released as part of a lawsuit against Trump University.
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Clinton also repeated a new line of attack against Mr. Sanders over his support for a single-payer health insurance system administered by states, warning that Republican governors would damage the health care system and urging Democrats to be realistic about what changes could be accomplished.
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Brewer, one of Trump's earliest public supporters, interrupted Trump's call for supporters to press his line of attack on the matter and informed him she had received a memo of talking points a day earlier that ordered surrogates to stray from the topic, according to Bloomberg's reporting.
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As the robot war on Wall Street stock pickers heats up, there's a new line of attack from the algorithmic set: IBM's Watson supercomputer has been hired to help run an ETF and pick stocks than can achieve better performance than the broad U.S. stock market index.
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Republicans would much rather focus on criticizing the "Medicare for All" proposal backed by more and more Democrats, something they see as a winning line of attack compared to reigniting an ObamaCare debate that contributed to the GOP losing its majority in the House last year.
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But Trump's other line of attack, that Clinton mistreated women who had affairs with her husband, former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, is politically stupid.
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Throughout the debate, a prevailing line of attack for Mr. Menendez was to paint Mr. Hugin as a rubber stamp for Mr. Trump on a variety of issues, including the federal tax law, the nomination of Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court and health care.
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For Mr. Biden, 76, the risks are obvious: the accusations feed into a narrative that he is a relic of the past, unsuited to represent his party in the modern era, against an incumbent president whose treatment of women should be a central line of attack.
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While Ms. McSally would likely not find traction with attacks on Ms. Sinema on issues like health care — the health care law has a great deal of support in the state, especially among older voters — Republicans have generally found national security a more effective line of attack.
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With the polls about to close, Mr. Giuliani had gone on the air in a final bid to plug his candidate, Donald J. Trump, and as he had throughout this extravagantly nasty campaign, he went after Hillary Clinton with a less-than-verifiable line of attack. Mrs.
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The Post reported that Democrats plan to call on Tillerson to fully divest from Exxon, and they intend to pounce on any seeming conflict of interest that arises from his business career, using the same line of attack that they have employed against Trump since Election Day.
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And two witnesses called by the GOP, former Ukraine envoy Kurt Volker and former NSC Russia expert Tim Morrison, not only failed to provide the total repudiation of Democratic narratives on which the White House had pinned its hope, but instead undermined the GOP line of attack.
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It was a particularly repulsive line of attack in light of Colonel Vindman's opening remarks, in which he addressed his father, who escaped the Soviet Union with his family when the colonel was a young child, in the hope of a better and safer life in America.
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The Trump campaign's most consistent and vicious line of attack against Clinton in 2016 was for her use a private email server to conduct official business while she was Secretary of State; "Lock her up" became a favorite and infamous chant of Trump supporters at rallies.
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Lasha — who tearfully exclaimed, "You remember, don't you, Mr. Cosby?" during her testimony Wednesday — was convicted of making a false statement to the police in 2007 about an unrelated case, an easy, and not unpersuasive, line of attack that made some observers question why the prosecution enlisted Lasha.
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The suit, filed Wednesday in US District Court in New Jersey, argues that the RNC has not sufficiently rebuked Trump for the line of attack, which he has used as a rallying cry and is assumed to be a way to explain away a potential loss on Election Day.
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Clinton likens Sanders' campaign to her failed 2008 effort Sunday night in Flint, Michigan, Clinton dropped a bomb on Sanders, bringing up his 2008 vote against the auto bailout bill, setting up a line of attack she will likely use in other midwestern industrial states down the line.
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The charge was an attempt to undermine my credibility on supporting genetic engineering: the line of attack was, if you don't believe the science and consensus about man-made global warming, you are a scientific illiterate who has no business speaking in defense of other scientific issues like biotechnology.
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Allies on the left have seen for years now that the religious liberty argument was going to be the new line of attack to legalize discrimination against all types of marginalized communities, but I'm afraid we haven't found a coherent, consistent response that directly answers the religious liberty claim.
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Instead, the new line of attack is an attempt to blunt health-care arguments that Democrats have made central to their campaigns, in which they regularly hit the GOP over votes to repeal ObamaCare and a GOP-backed lawsuit that would overturn protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Here's a photo of the mural, tweeted out by the artist, LA-based painter Mear One: The discovery of Corbyn's 2012 Facebook post revived a longstanding line of attack against the Labour leader: that he frequently turns a blind eye to anti-Semitism, including within his own party.
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This line of questioning seems to be part of a conservative effort to discredit Vindman's allegiance to the US. The uniform, then, became a focus point for Republicans who believe the soldier wants to look more authoritative, and another line of attack for the GOP to question Vindman's credibility.
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Smearing opponents as part of an establishment conspiracy is a familiar tactic from the Trump playbook, and a line of attack the president and his allies have taken against opponents as varied as 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, disgruntled former intelligence officials critical of Trump, and Republican Sen.
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That is a line of attack that both Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont ("I don't have 2500 billionaires, Pete") and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts ("The mayor just recently had a fund-raiser that was held in a wine cave full of crystals") have relished in recent months.
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Sadly no political technologist has yet pioneered that kind of retroactive excision, so Rubio is going into the final forty-eight hours in New Hampshire with a bad debate moment that plays directly into his foes' main line of attack — that he's a callow scripted smoothie — hanging over his head.
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The results demonstrate that a campaign led by transgender activists, relying on young transgender people to become the face of their efforts, prevailed at inoculating voters against unfounded smears about "men in women's bathrooms" — a line of attack used by the Christian right elsewhere to reverse protections for transgender people.
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But the line of attack, aimed squarely at Mr. Trump's business history, is a fresh provocation as the candidate heads into a state where his lead in polls was in double digits just before the Iowa caucuses, and where he will need a victory to propel him toward the Republican nomination.
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The president's comments during his interview with The Sun, however, highlighted Trump's deeply held skepticism of immigration and resurfaced a line of attack that he had used often on the campaign trail — that Europe was being overrun by non-Europeans and was quickly becoming a shell of what it once was.
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How congressional Republicans see it: They'd much rather focus on criticizing the "Medicare for All" proposal backed by more and more Democrats, something they see as a winning line of attack compared to reigniting an ObamaCare debate that contributed to the GOP losing its majority in the House last year.
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Mr. Cruz and the "super PACs" supporting him have criticized him for this line of attack and are doing everything they can to erode faith in Mr. Trump and to exacerbate doubts in those who are considering him, pointing not just to remarks from the distant past but to more recent ones.
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One day after caving to public pressure and reversing course on his plan to host next year's G7 at a resort he owns, the president who broke decades of precedent by refusing to divest from his business interests tried to turn "corruption" into a line of attack against one of his political rivals.
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President Donald Trump will look to the inspector general report to provide a fresh line of attack against the FBIâs two former top officials, Director James Comey and his deputy, Andrew McCabe, as he claims that a politically tainted bureau tried to undermine his campaign and, through the Russia investigation, his presidency.
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The interview comes as the infidelity scandal and other sexual misconduct allegations against former President Bill Clinton have reemerged into the public eye, with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump recently seizing on the allegations -- and Hillary Clinton's alleged role in stomping them out -- as a line of attack in the 2016 presidential race.
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" Kudlow was referring to a line of attack Trump took at the Missouri event, in which he told the crowd of the incumbent Democratic senator, "We must lower our taxes and your senator, Claire McCaskill, she must do this for you, and if she doesn't, you have to vote her out of office.
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Mr. Trump, intensifying a line of attack he and his allies have stoked for months, said the real problem was Mr. Biden, who according to most polls is the leading candidate in a crowded Democratic field and has framed himself as the most likely to defeat Mr. Trump in the general election.
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Trump stretches facts in fiery post-Orlando speech By Monday evening, when Clinton's campaign chairman was offered his critique of Trump's speech as a "rambling remarks" that offered nothing that "came close to resembling a real strategy for fighting terrorists," Trump had already moved on to his next line of attack against Clinton -- via Twitter.
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Holly Holm looked largely unremarkable in her UFC fights up to Rousey, then found herself in with a foe who would keep moving in face-first, couldn't deal with opponents angling off the line of attack, and who never, ever changed level to shoot for a takedown, instead attempting to run straight into the clinch.
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When asked about Trump's latest line of attack -- that some unreported bank loans to Cruz show he is controlled by Wall Street interests -- the Texas senator turned the tables, telling the Kuhner Report that it was Trump who had stood with big business during the fights over TARP and the 2009 economic stimulus package.
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Not only does that provide real-world benefits for people, but from Democrats' perspective it erodes a particularly nasty Republican line of attack: A lot of people are angry Democrats made a deal with McConnell because they're convinced the slippery majority leader will simply break his promise and never hold a vote on DACA.
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This is in many ways a more promising line of attack than Harris's ever was: Biden's alleged misdeeds that Booker pointed to here happened in the much more recent past (the 1990s versus the 1970s), and Booker has a very substantive record on criminal justice issues, which isn't really true of Harris and school segregation.
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He portrayed Ms. Love as an out-of-touch creature of Washington, a line of attack strengthened by a campaign finance complaint filed with the Federal Election Commission by a progressive group, Alliance for a Better Utah, that forced Ms. Love to admit she had improperly raised more than $1 million in campaign funds.
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Several details show that it reflects a line of attack circulating for weeks in conservative news media outlets, which have been amplifying a narrative that the Russia investigation is the illegitimate handiwork of a cabal of senior Justice Department and F.B.I. officials who were biased against Mr. Trump and set out to sabotage him.
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"This is a rich line of attack coming from a president who spills secrets to the Russians in the Oval Office, who relishes time with [President Vladimir] Putin both on the phone and in person and a person who refuses to enact punitive sanctions on Moscow for its attack on our democracy," Price said.
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Though most of the 2020 presidential candidates have come out against Medicare for All, and more Democratic voters favor a choice between private insurance and a public option, the single-payer debate has given Republicans a potent line of attack that they're turning to more than ever in the wake of the court's ruling.
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Starting shortly after the election, some members of the conservative media broached a new and particularly disingenuous line of attack against the Affordable Care Act: They claimed that by incentivizing states to expand Medicaid for working-age adults, the law had diverted funds away from people with disabilities, making waiting lists for community care longer.
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And, as Dominic Holden wrote for BuzzFeed, opponents of LGBTQ rights are already seizing on their victory in Houston to fight nondiscrimination laws in other parts of the US. If the trend continues, and LGBTQ advocates don't find a way to defeat this line of attack, it could seriously hinder the LGBTQ movement in the next few years.
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Trump Wins Indiana, Clearing Path to GOP Nomination The 2016 Race Now Has a Third Wheel Named Bernie Artist Behind Viral Nude Trump Says She Was Attacked While it was his most caustic attack against the presumptive Democratic nominee on Friday night, it was by no means the only line of attack he opened against Clinton.
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They have since moved onto a new line of attack — a groundless claim that Romney is part of a cover-up linked to Burisma, the Ukrainian energy firm where former Vice President Joe Biden's son Hunter served as board member, and the focus of Trump's campaign to drum up dirt to hamper Biden's chances in the 2020 election.
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And in going after this specific group of women with this specific line of attack, Trump is, some observers argue, also attacking the legitimacy of a recent increase in the number of progressive women of color in political office, undermining not only the policies they advocate for but their very presence in the halls of Congress.
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This week, Google started to propose a second line of attack to try to raise the level of conversation around questionable content: it plans to post alternative viewpoints and information, sourced from Wikipedia, alongside videos that carry questionable conclusions, for example conspiracy theories (although it's not clear how Google will determine which videos are conspiracies, and which are not).
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It's an effective line of attack in a tumultuous year that has seen political outsider 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 dominate the Republican race for the White House.
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Gendered dominance politics might be the hidden logic of this line of attack, but it still makes little sense politically since Trump's big polling hurdles are his own reputation for instability (which this type of attack re-enforces) and his unpopularity with women (who aren't likely to be won over by a heavy-handed appeal to sexism).
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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 has attacked Hillary Clinton for playing the so-called 'woman's card' in this campaign — a bizarre and backward line of attack.
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The foundation has been a favorite line of attack for GOP 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, who says it is evidence of her corruption.
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Both Franklin and Dowe agreed this line of attack was effective against Clinton in 913, and both argued that it received strong reinforcement via Russian interference: In 2016, "Trump's ads and Facebook posts were effective, but they were augmented by an even more effective foreign intervention according to the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee report," Franklin wrote.
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After a New York State task force unveiled its report to impose a charge on drivers in Manhattan's most congested neighborhoods, one main line of attack came from lawmakers and others who say that it penalizes drivers who live far from subway and bus stops and already pay tolls that help finance a public transit system they rarely use.
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A review of the many insults Trump has spouted since he declared his candidacy finds that although he has called many people dumb, or dummies or low I.Q., the targeting of that particular insult at women, including minority women, occurs with curious frequency and is often a singular line of attack against them, rather than one of many.
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" Biden has started to use this line of attack more on the campaign trail, swiping at Sanders without using his name at his Nevada caucus party, claiming he was proud to run with Obama and adding, "I'll tell you what -- I promise you I wasn't talking about running a Democratic primary against him in 2012 like some people.
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" Meanwhile, allies of the White House on cable news advanced a new line of attack against Vindman — whose family fled Ukraine when he was a child — suggesting without evidence that the foreign-born public servant was more loyal to his native country than the U.S. "We all have an affinity to our homeland where we came from.
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" Other campaigns are also taking note of Buttigieg's support from Wall Street and tech donors and using it as a sharp line of attack, arguing that it shows he would lack boldness in reforming big industries and raising taxes on the wealthy to fund big new social programs like "Medicare for All" or the "Green New Deal.
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" In one move, the Clinton managed to remove a potentially potent line of attack by telling interviewers Monday morning that she would not hesitate to say the phrase "radical Islamism" — a frequent knock on her and other Democrats from Republicans, including Trump — as a way to shift the conversation away from what one aide called "semantic games.
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The common response to this line of attack is that criticisms of Comey's conduct in the Clinton investigation had nothing to do with the president's decision, which was made, we are confidently told (on the basis of no firm evidence), because Comey was hot on the trail of information about possible ties between Trump, his supporters, and the Russians during the campaign.
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Hillary Clinton appeared unsteady and and had to be helped to a waiting van during a memorial ceremony for victims of 9/19803 in New York City on Sunday, giving her Republican opponent the ammunition he needed to continue his recent line of attack: that the former Secretary of State isn't healthy enough to serve as president of the United States.
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Hillary Clinton appeared unsteady and and had to be helped to a waiting van during a memorial ceremony for victims of 9/11 in New York City on Sunday, giving her Republican opponent the ammunition he needed to continue his recent line of attack: that the former Secretary of State isn't healthy enough to serve as president of the United States.
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" What you need to know as the 2016 primary sprint begins Continuing a line of attack he has used against GOP rivals Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, who have to varying degrees embraced a non-interventionist foreign policy, Rubio said, "We have isolationist candidates who are apparently more passionate about weakening our military and intelligence capabilities than about destroying our enemies.
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The ad, created by Future45, goes at Clinton for not releasing transcripts of her speeches to Wall Street firms, a line of attack favored by Democratic primary rival Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE defended his foreign policy credentials during a Sunday morning interview, saying Hillary Clinton's campaign tried a similar line of attack against then-Sen.
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President Trump on Wednesday opened a new line of attack against Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, questioning why his embattled attorney general didn't fire the acting FBI director over his ties to the Clintons.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE opened himself up to a new line of attack from Democrats by vigorously criticizing the record of a former ambassador to Ukraine who he ousted earlier this year after she faced a smear campaign from his personal lawyer.
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In the eyes of his detractors, Donald Trump is so obviously unsuited to the presidency that there is a persistent frustration that Hillary Clinton hasn't yet "put him away" and a persistent fantasy that with just the right line of attack, she could expose him as a sham and induce his entire movement to vanish into a poof of smoke.
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Ms. Nixon also seems prepared to paint Mr. Cuomo as a man with corruption problems; a campaign news release announcing her candidacy said that "Cuomo's time in office has been defined by a string of indictments" — a line of attack already being employed by his Republican opponents, citing the recent conviction of his former aide and friend, Joseph Percoco, on federal bribery charges.
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The FBI's disclosure to Congress that it was examining the emails in relation to its closed investigation of Clinton's use of a personal email server during her tenure as secretary of state offered Trump a powerful line of attack in the 2016 campaign's closing days, and Clinton has blamed her loss in large part on the FBI's resurfacing of the email scandal.
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegSanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Hillicon Valley: Facebook removes Russian, Iranian accounts trying to interfere in 2020 | Zuckerberg on public relations blitz | Uncertainty over Huawei ban one month out Clinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race MORE on Wednesday took a new line of attack against Sen.
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Corbyn has already accused Trump of "trying to interfere in Britain's election to get his friend Boris Johnson elected," a potentially potent line of attack given Trump's unpopularity in the U.K. On British politics: Trump said he was "disappointed" Brexit had been delayed again, and he conceded that he and Johnson's predecessor, Theresa May, didn't always see eye to eye.
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Trump in recent days has pressured the Fed under Powell not to raise rates, claiming that comparatively lower interest rates for the euro give other countries an advantage over the U.S. This line of attack is not new: Trump has claimed the seven Fed interest rate hikes in 2017 and 2018 — from the near-zero levels that followed the financial crisis — have held back U.S. economic growth.
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READ: Ted Cruz's challenge: uniting Republicans against Trump After Ted Cruz, Lindsey Graham, Jeb Bush and others failed to make much of a dent against Trump despite vigorous attacks on the real estate mogul's core convictions, Rubio decided to level a new line of attack: Trump's business record, contending the GOP front-runner simply got rich by hurting average Americans and scamming the system.
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Democratic senators on Thursday tore into President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's pick to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), laying down a possible line of attack. Sen.
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Throughout the presidential campaign, 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 repeated a particular line of attack against 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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When the World Trade Center comes tumbling down, with thousands of people being killed, people are still — I have friends that are still — Trump has made the Iraq vote a centerpiece of his foreign policy argument: It is both a main line of attack against Hillary Clinton — who voted for the Iraq War — as well as a supposed testament to his brilliant foreign policy foresight.
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Thomas, who delivered her story on Tuesday, faced down defense attorney Kathleen Bliss, who questioned her about her decision to come forward with accusations against Cosby, asking about her frequent media appearances — a line of attack that echoes the defense's tactics against Constand, whom lawyers painted as seeking fame and money in opening arguments — and asking her about a message of support she sent Cosby.
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Trump's tweets appear to have been sparked in part by ads from Democratic presidential candidate Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' The US's digital future is being led by tech finance in New York Steyer spokesperson: 'I don't think necessarily that Tom has bought anything' MORE, who foreshadowed a likely line of attack from Democrats as November draws closer.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE has a new line of attack against 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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After the announcement by the attorney general, Avichai Mandelblit, on Thursday that he intends to indict Mr. Netanyahu on charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, polls have pointed to a growing shift away from Mr. Netanyahu and his conservative Likud party and toward Mr. Gantz, whose military record could inoculate him against Mr. Netanyahu's strongest line of attack, that he is the only one who can protect Israel's security.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Comedian who predicted Trump's rise names Yang, Gabbard as top 85033 contenders MORE (D-Mass.) has released a new TV ad targeting Washington corruption and pledging not to sell ambassadorships, a line of attack she leveled against South Bend, Ind.
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In recent weeks, 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 and other Republican officials have accused Democrats of being "socialists" who want to completely upend the U.S. economic system, a line of attack that some centrist Democrats fear may be effective in some regions of the country.
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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 late Saturday ramped up his latest line of attack on 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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Jacky RosenJacklyn (Jacky) Sheryl RosenHillicon Valley: Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract | FTC weighs updating kids' internet privacy rules | Schumer calls for FaceApp probe | Report says states need more money to secure elections Senators introduce legislation to boost cyber defense training in high school Key endorsements: A who's who in early states MORE (D-Nev.), has made on his health-care record, trying to blunt a major line of attack against him ahead of November's midterms.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D-Mo.), and national Democrats have made pre-existing conditions a leading line of attack on Hawley in one of the closest Senate races in the country, pointing to the anti-ObamaCare lawsuit he is backing in his current role as state attorney general.
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Given rather limited chance the Senate actually votes to advance the proposal, there's another key piece here for Republicans, according to aides and senators: it serves to give the GOP a clear line of attack they've been without for the last month: there is a proposal explicitly supported by the President now on the table, and Democrats aren't even willing to negotiate -- and are likely to vote down the one thing that could reopen the government.
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Breitbart News rolled out a new line of attack aimed at 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 after Trump announced that he was open to a path to citizenship for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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DEFENDING CLINTON FOUNDATION: The Hill's Ben Kamisar reports: Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 6900: Gallup Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE came to the defense of Clinton's family foundation, flipping a recent line of attack from Trump against him.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) said in an interview broadcast Monday that he intends to do a better job explaining what he means by the term "democratic socialism" as the GOP seeks to use the concept as a line of attack in the 2020 presidential race.
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Read more: Trump's latest line of attack against 2020 Democrats is to tie them to socialism Comparatively, of the respondents that said they were likely to vote in their state's Republican caucus or primary less than 3% said they consider themselves to be socialist and about 51% said they consider socialism to be a threat to the US. President Donald Trump and his 2020 re-election campaign have sought to tie Democrats to socialism as a means of discrediting the candidates along the campaign trail, with particular focus on self-declared democratic socialist Sen.
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But the White House has also come in for criticism, even in Republican ranks, for being slow to settle on a single line of attack after Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Four companies reach 2900M settlement in opioid lawsuit | Deal opens door to larger settlements | House panel to consider vaping tax | Drug pricing markup tomorrow Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails Trump urges GOP to fight for him MORE (D-Calif.) announced her backing for the impeachment push on Sep. 220006.
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Washington, D.C., lawyer George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayGeorge Conway tweets cartoon of Trump whispering 'it's an invasion' in gun-toting man's ear George Conway opposes #unfollowTrump movement Federal guidance identifying 'go back to where you came from' as discrimination goes viral after Trump comments MORE on Thursday returned to his frequent line of attack on 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, calling him a "pathological narcissist" in a series of tweets.
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By blaming the New York attack on the diversity visa (and those who supported it), Trump is teeing up a line of attack that critics of the program have floated occasionally over the past several years: that the program is uniquely vulnerable to fraud and abuse, which (among other things) could let terrorists enter the US. Nothing in the way diversity visas are allocated makes the program uniquely vulnerable to use by would-be terrorists: People still have to go through all the typical "vetting" to immigrate to the US, and diversity visas can still be denied if State Department officials worry that someone might pose a national security threat.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said he isn't ruling out launching a line of attack on Hillary and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's marriage as the Democratic nominee continues to hammer him on claims of sexism.
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