"Howard Dean is on record maligning young people and millennials, telling those Bernie folks they just need to get in line, and maligning Bernie Sanders," Sanders said.
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There is no stronger voice maligning Obamacare than Tom Price.
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If anything, teens have been subjected to even harsher rhetorical maligning.
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We need to stop maligning femininity, in both girls and boys.
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Maligning 'your people'The backlash was instant and King began trending on Twitter.
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He has made his name by maligning others and bragging about his sins.
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"That pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander and attack Heidi that I'm going to nonetheless come as a servile puppy dog and say, 'Thank you very much for maligning my wife and maligning my father.'"
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He spent months routinely maligning the work of career civil servants for no good reason.
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Recently, Wright has been maligning this attack as "lie" and giving reasons as to why.
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We had been patiently subjected to the maligning of this candidate for a whole year.
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And the worse way is to imitate Trump, all in the guise of maligning him.
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Mr. Davis, Mr. Walters's lawyers said, was trying to save himself by maligning Mr. Walters.
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"That pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander and attack Heidi that I'm going to nonetheless come as a servile puppy dog and say, 'Thank you very much for maligning my wife and maligning my father,'" Cruz later said.
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Labeling witnesses as "Never Trumpers" and maligning their records of service is par for the course.
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Maligning other candidates—and all the other nasty tactics of modern elections—would carry a higher price.
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And I feel bad maligning these poor records because it's not their fault I made them shitty.
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Its history reeks of maligning women to keep them in their place; that is, to keep them down.
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In a Facebook post some months before his death, he had warned of a fake account maligning him.
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Trump appears to have adopted a strategy of maligning the officials, despite some allies encouraging him not to.
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Peterson's attorney accused Israel of maligning Peterson, who was named school resource office of the year in 2014.
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Robert Mueller, whom Sean Hannity has spent considerable time maligning, is not mentioned once in the magazine profile.
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There is no historical precedent for a president-elect publicly maligning the intelligence agencies he is about to lead.
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Then Amash saw a tweet: President Donald Trump was on stage at a rally in South Carolina maligning Rep.
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And keep in mind while Comey was maligning Clinton, he never mentioned the FBI's investigation into the Trump campaign.
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He blamed the unfair maligning of hot pots on the rapid spread of panic and misinformation during a crisis.
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He blamed the unfair maligning of hot pots on the rapid spread of panic and misinformation during a crisis.
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The most revealing false claim: Maligning Omar, again Trump has made a concerted effort to smear Minnesota Democratic Rep.
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But instead of living those values, he apparently decided to protect himself, while maligning a reporter doing her job.
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That fact, however, won't stop the Democrats and the media and the army of corporate lobbyists from maligning any proposal.
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To give the administration a green light, the chief justice had to ignore President Trump's many public statements maligning Muslims.
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He also revisited a line from his 2016 campaign, maligning some migrants trying to enter the United States as criminals.
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"He should not be adding the Fed to his long list of institutions and individuals that he is maligning," she said.
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She said they dismissed her concerns in a heated email exchange and accused her of unfairly maligning the Nation of Islam.
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The military establishment turned on the Geo TV network, where Mir worked, and the Jang media group for maligning the ISI.
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Chinese officials have accused Western lawmakers, experts and news outlets of maligning the government's policies and stirring ethnic discord in Xinjiang.
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"That pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander and attack Heidi, that I'm going to nonetheless come like a servile puppy dog and say thank you very much for maligning my wife and maligning my father," Cruz said of his decision to abandon his pledge to support the eventual Republican nominee.
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Some of those maligning the new Charmed just don't want the original disrespected, or don't see the point of reboots at all.
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November 8 Trump wins the presidential election after spending the campaign maligning Clinton as "crooked" and saying she should be in jail.
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Trump has alarmed diplomats, business leaders and officials in both parties with unbridled legal commentary supporting his allies and maligning his adversaries.
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All this doesn't help to fight against the constant maligning of the media by Trump, Fox News, and others on the right.
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You make the important point that for all of Trump's extremism, maligning the border as this source of danger is nothing new.
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Those involved in the raid believe the TET Facebook account is spreading lies, maligning China's reputation overseas and promoting separatism and even terrorism.
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" In the letter Friday, Cipollone accused Cummings of making "unfair accusations maligning the reputations of individual attorneys" and mounting an "unnecessarily antagonistic inquiry.
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Mr. Flood oversaw a more emboldened strategy as the president grew more comfortable with publicly maligning the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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His government jeopardizes Israel's very future, while dividing and inciting us against each other and maligning those abroad who genuinely care about Israel.
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For its part, RCBC said the cyber heist was an inside job and Bangladesh Bank was engaging in a cover-up by maligning it.
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"I don't see any reason to have allegations and counter allegations," Singhvi told Reuters Television, adding that the "maligning and bad mouthing should stop".
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Maligning Roman society, and paganism in general, after the fall of the Roman Empire was an effective propaganda tactic in the burgeoning Christian world.
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Last month, Regev publicly expressed relief that an Israeli movie she saw as maligning the military did not win a foreign-language Oscar nomination.
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After two years of politicization, though, Mr. Hamid and other analysts say the phrase has worrisome connotations, potentially maligning all Muslims or Islam itself.
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Maligning Rae Sremmurd for prioritizing the extra-lyrical portions of the genre reveals only how nostalgia leaves unfillable holes in people's hearts, and taste.
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Case in point: Trump has spent the whole of his campaign maligning Mexican immigrants, people of "Mexican heritage" and the country of Mexico itself.
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At the same time, the center has come under scrutiny from conservative groups who have accused the organization of maligning them for political differences.
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"Center for American Progress leader Neera Tanden repeatedly calls for unity while simultaneously maligning my staff and supporters and belittling progressive ideas," he wrote.
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From television to social media to everyday politics at the highest level, we see the powerful belittling, maligning and mocking those with lower status.
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Prominent backers of Ms. Warren have long been focused on maligning Mr. Buttigieg online, casting him as cynical, inexperienced and the embodiment of privilege.
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It also ensured that the extradition was not seen as a concession to President Trump, who made maligning Mexicans a centerpiece of his campaign.
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Or perhaps they'd rather believe I was maligning the competition than confront the possibility that they couldn't buy anything they wanted, whenever they wanted it.
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In the Instagram video above, you can see then-Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich maligning the broadcast of the Simpson trial in June 1995.
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AK said in a statement the allegations were "malicious and aimed at maligning the character of individuals as well as those of the national federation".
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" He also said he'd break up Comcast and NBCUniversal (an investor in Recode owner Vox Media), with his campaign maligning MSNBC as a "Clinton megaphone.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoIt's that time of year where the checkout line is a confusing myriad of treats, and magazines maligning you for said treats.
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"Furthermore, Heather repeatedly made clear that she was not maligning any faith; her segment examined taxpayer dollars that went to both churches and mosques," Palladino added.
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Simpson and Fritsch have accused Republicans of selectively leaking details from their testimony to "far right" media outlets while maligning their business with a vast misinformation campaign.
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Throughout the process, Trump railed against Mueller and Mueller's team, accusing them of political bias and maligning both the intelligence community and Justice Department more broadly. 7.
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Reddit administrators have also noticed a surge in threads relating to topics critical of China being downvoted and those maligning it being buried, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Of course, that won't be enough to stop my Democrat colleagues from maligning Judge Kavanaugh during the questioning that will take place over the next two days.
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We need a feminist movement that is robust enough to survive women who have preyed on others without trying to justify their behavior or maligning their victims.
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"I'm not going to allow people who are constantly maligning and deriding our law enforcement to be in charge of public safety [and] public policy," Conway added.
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Long-term, it seems unambiguous: If you need more African American and Hispanic voters, maligning and marginalizing them strikes even some inside this White House as stupid politics.
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In his maligning of the nation's intelligence agencies, journalists and Hillary Clinton, the president-elect indicated that he would conduct himself the same way in the White House.
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Republicans have responded by maligning these nominees as out of touch, pointing to policy issues, or when it seems more convenient, the personal or ethnic background of the candidates.
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A spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said junior minister Baker had her full support despite being accused of maligning government officials for the second time in a week.
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When guests arrived they were greeted by a group of acapella singers from a non-profit organization backed by Rosie O'Donnell, whom Donald Trump has spent the last decade maligning.
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Since Ukraine won independence in 1991, Russia has tried to reassert influence there, meddling in its politics, maligning pro-Western leaders and accusing Ukrainian critics of Moscow of fascist leanings.
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"I'm not going to allow people who are constantly maligning and deriding our law enforcement to be in charge of public safety [and] public policy," Conway added, offering no specifics.
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That is, they think that discriminating against or maligning someone on the basis of membership in a protected class — women, trans people, black people, and other racially oppressed communities, etc.
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Having failed to beat him in an election, Democrats like Jon Tester and others are now playing a despicable game of maligning anyone who carries nomination papers signed by Donald J. Trump.
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Her speech comes after Trump spent almost a week maligning and attacking Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe he was up in the middle of the night attacking in a ludicrous tweetstorm.
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Spreading lies and maligning and insulting our allies at a crucial moment when we need them most is not smart, will not make us safer and does not makes us more exceptional.
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The agency's standards editor, Steven Springer, a former CNN journalist, said he has struggled to instill a culture of political balance in the Cuba office, where the broadcast maligning Mr. Soros originated.
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Long before Donald J. Trump and some Republicans began demonizing Muslims and "radical Islam," the government of Mr. Trudeau's predecessor as prime minister, Stephen Harper, was maligning Islam and discriminating against Muslims.
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We spoke to Alicia Eler, author of the brand-new book The Selfie Generation, and she broke down the subtle misogyny of maligning young women for making their own records of their lives.
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In the wake of the mass shooting at an Aurora movie theater seven years ago, ABC News rushed to find something they could link to Republicans, maligning an innocent man in the process.
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So in an exception to the rule against maligning a Communist Party, one of Mr. Liu's favorites, Arthur Koestler's novel "Darkness at Noon," about the Soviet gulag, was available in China for many years.
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He's a good man; he's smart; and he is dedicated to improving this country, which, frankly, a lot of those people maligning him should — they should have spent a lot more time focusing on that themselves.
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"We have been convinced for months that the defendant was faking or maligning her so-called incompetency as a delay tactic to avoid taking responsibility for killing her husband," O'Green said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has full confidence in the junior Brexit minister Steve Baker, her spokesman said on Thursday, after he was accused of maligning government officials for the second time in a week.
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"Notwithstanding the ongoing demolition campaign that is maliciously maligning the true nature of legitimate mining, we will not allow anyone, to destroy our industry ... and we will all do this under the rule of law," said Romualdez.
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"Every speech by Republicans in 2018 stated that they wanted to protect patients with pre-existing conditions, even as they were maligning the A.C.A.," said Representative Ann McLane Kuster, Democrat of New Hampshire, who introduced Thursday's bill.
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The aesthetics and ethics of eco-horror are complex, and the genre sometimes sits uneasily with environmental priorities ("Chernobyl," for instance, has been criticized for maligning nuclear energy, which is safer for the environment than fossil fuel).
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Trump also quoted Dobbs maligning the Justice Department and did some bashing of the department himself by insisting more should be done about the text messages sent between former FBI employees Peter Strzok and and Lisa Page.
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"He should not be trying to talk up or talk down the economy, and he should not be adding the Fed to his long list of institutions and individuals that he is maligning and otherwise attacking," she said.
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Health care and immigration are messier and cleave across many different ideological lines, and after eight years of maligning executive orders it may have been overly optimistic to expect a Republican president to get the hang of them immediately.
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An assessment from US intelligence agencies found that Russia interfered in the election under the orders of Russian President Vladimir Putin with the intention of boosting Donald Trump's chances of winning by maligning former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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"I think it is disgusting and offensive that my former colleagues and Fox News and everybody is maligning Robert Mueller, but they're not doing that, Ana, if the president didn't want them to," Walsh said to host Ana Cabrera.
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" To which British diplomat Dennis Greenhill replied, in a cable brutally maligning the population of the Chagos Islands: "Unfortunately, along with birds go some few Tarzans ... whose origins are obscure and who are hopefully being wished on to Mauritius.
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The hateful messages, the maligning of my character in tweets and articles across the internet, an organized campaign to find, attack and harass online anyone who had ever given my book a good review: None of this is acceptable.
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We wish that the echo chamber of digital media hadn't done such a thorough job of maligning avocado toast, because honestly, we're quite fond of it as a solution to the "I have no idea what to make for dinner" conundrum.
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After reading your article focusing on this issue with regard to Kellyanne Conway, I realized that despite my efforts to assess our female leaders based on the performance of their duties, I was guilty of maligning Ms. Conway for her looks.
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And he again took aim at Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell -- the man he'd called "Cocaine Mitch" while maligning McConnell's "China family" -- decrying "false ads against me by a Mitch McConnell controlled super PAC" that he said cost him the Republican nomination.
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When "watchdogs in the media" are working overtime to support presidents of one party while unfairly (and sometimes dishonestly) maligning presidents who belong to another party, when does that begin to erode public trust in a way that harms the democratic process?
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"You hear @realDonaldTrump blithely dismissing crimes as business-as-usual, maligning 'flippers' and denouncing the AG for a lack of loyalty and he sounds more like Tony Soprano than the @POTUS," wrote Axelrod of the HBO character played by the late James Gandolfini.
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And we were really lucky to be working with HBO — not only are they great at protecting the film itself, but they also believe in protecting the facts and making sure that they're telling a story without maligning people, without telling lies.
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The culture at large is also interested in maligning and discarding women of a certain age — Katherine jokes about it often in "Late Night" — so it is a little bit uncomfortable that these stories so often locate feminist potential in young women.
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" Zakaria insisted that "Pakistan has highest stakes in peace and stability in Afghanistan," and said it was "disappointing that some elements, who have no interest in peace in Afghanistan and want to damage Afghan-Pakistan relations, have been maligning Pakistan for their own agenda.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — The Swiss Embassy in Sri Lanka said that the safety of diplomatic missions is the responsibility of the host state, days after a local staffer who complained of being assaulted was released on bail while being investigated for maligning the government.
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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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It has become an ideology for maligning it as a "rigged system" (Elizabeth Warren), or eliminating an entire industry within it (Kamala Harris), or demonizing and punishing those who do exceptionally well at it (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez), or waging class warfare (all of the above).
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Because let's face it: after decades of Marvel maligning the importance of their female heros (hey, remember when they were going to make a Black Widow movie?), to have it revealed that the inspiration, and namesake, for the Avengers themselves was a woman this whole time?
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You have every single hour of every single day, week in, week out, now year in and year out, your mainstream media has dedicated its coverage to one thing, one thing only, maligning the president you elected, his agenda and everyone who dares to support them.
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Of course, it is possible to hold the Chinese government accountable for its handling of the crisis and its spread of misinformation without maligning a nation of more than 1.3 billion people or the people of Chinese descent who make their homes in nations around the world.
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This tradition of maligning Moscow's foes on the United States political stage continued in the prelude to the November election with state-funded Russian media outlets, particularly the television network RT, which broadcasts in English, giving extensive coverage to negative news and allegations about Mrs. Clinton.
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Now, as Mr. Trump and his allies seem on the verge of staging a coup against independent institutions and the rule of law — maligning the special counsel Robert Mueller and threatening a purge at the F.B.I. — the president's supporters are appropriating yet another word for themselves.
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Reeker testified that on March 21 he issued a "stern demarche" to the deputy chief of mission at the Ukrainian embassy in Washington, saying it "was unacceptable, to have Government of Ukraine figures maligning our Ambassador in this way," referring to unfounded attacks in the press against Yovanovitch.
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With the federal government in a third week of paralysis over a border wall, Mr. Trump's positions are a reminder of how Mr. King's ideology and his language maligning undocumented residents helped shape the Republican message in 2016 and 2018 and define Mr. Trump's agenda and prospects for re-election.
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Wow. As you can see, although the end moral outrage coming from many in the media is just one more fake crisis that is being concocted and posed by the fake news media, people that are just hell-bent, waking up every day, and maligning the president, every minute, every second, every day, every week.
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Supporters who began lining up in the snow a day ahead of the rally appeared to have forgiven Mr. Trump — if they ever blamed him — for maligning New Hampshire as a "a drug-infested den" in a 2017 private call with the president of Mexico, the transcript of which was published by The Washington Post.
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If it's not protests in Charlotte over yet another police shooting, it's Oculus founder Palmer Luckey funding a group to create Internet memes maligning Hillary Clinton, Yahoo revealing the personal information of half a billion users had been hacked two years ago, or a Trump campaign chair apparently actually believing that there was no racism in America until Barack Obama was elected President.
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As there's nothing worse than heading into your favorite little hyper-specific subreddit only to discover it's been taken over by posters maligning Muslims or commenters degrading women, I've put together a primer on which subreddits are even greater cesspools of white male fragility than the rest of the site, so that you can stay vigilant when venturing in or avoid them altogether.
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To add insult to injury, Trump's rise to the highest office in the land also came in spite of — or more frighteningly, because of — his overt misogyny, from boasting of sexual assault to gleefully fat-shaming and maligning women as dogs and pigs (of course, with the exception of his darling daughter Ivanka, whom he has fondly referred to as a "piece of ass").
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They accused him of "stirring up trouble" by calling together lawyers and supporters to demand that detainees be freed; of maligning China's legal system online while representing members of a banned spiritual movement, Falun Gong; and colluding with a foreign-funded group to "propagate methods and tricks for resisting the government," according to a 2017 prosecutors' document shared by Peter Dahlin, a Swedish rights advocate named in the allegations.
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For some time we've been interested in what Palmer Luckey is into because he rarely speaks about anything but VR. But following The Daily Beast report, which showed Luckey funded a group dedicated to "shitposting" and circulating internet memes maligning Hillary Clinton, here are some other things Luckey likes: For example, Luckey liked a March 20143 tweet from Moxxi that compared being in favor of "unchecked muslim immigration" to sitting comfortably in a burning house (via KC Green's famous "it's fine" comic strip).
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