Collins has been one of the president's most vociferous defenders.
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One of his most vociferous supporters, South Carolina Republican Sen.
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Jim Jordan of Ohio, one of the President's most vociferous defenders.
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They were never as troubled as their most vociferous critics argued.
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Maybe they would be the most vociferous opponents to a ticket tax.
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Some of the most vociferous objections relate to the so-called Monsanto Clause.
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If such scandals multiply, Lava Jato's most vociferous allies could become its worst enemies.
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He didn't win the shutdown — and his most vociferous defenders won't let him forget it.
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Some of Trump's most vociferous supporters in the media distrust McConnell's inclination to make deals.
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This push is being led by Stephen Miller, the White House's most vociferous anti-immigrant advocate.
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Mr. Johnson, however, is among the most vociferous champions of making a break no matter what.
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In terms of White House personnel, he has left some of his most vociferous folks behind.
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Rory Smith On Soccer Manchester City's fans are the most vociferous defenders of their club's reputation.
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Even his most vociferous critics acknowledge that Mr. Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign helped fuel that unrest.
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Nina Turner has become one of the most vociferous supporters of Sanders since breaking away from Clinton in November.
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The Iranians, defying the expectations of the deal's most vociferous critics, gave up 98 percent of their nuclear material.
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She has recently emerged as one of his most vociferous defenders — and a frequent visitor to the West Wing.
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In fairness to United, though, their performance at the Liberty Stadium was enough to quieten their most vociferous critics.
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One of its most vociferous opponents was Senator Tito Sotto, whose popular TV variety show features scantily clad dancers.
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That is an analysis that Mr. Allen's most vociferous detractors and his most ardent partisans share a wish to terminate.
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One of the most vociferous opponents of Muslim immigration into Europe, Orban won a third term in power in 2018.
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Another of Sagan's most vociferous critics, S. Fred Singer, had repeatedly challenged nuclear winter on the grounds of its uncertainty.
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Johnson's defense of Trump's plan is the most vociferous support the plan has received from a Western government so far.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina is one of Trump's most vociferous defenders on Capitol Hill, but it wasn't always like that.
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Mr Trump's habit of insulting Mexico helps Mr López Obrador, since he is the most vociferous nationalist among the main candidates.
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Mr. Mannheimer was one of the country's best recognized and most vociferous "Zeitzeugen," or witnesses to Germany's World War II history.
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He was visiting a gallery in New York, when he bumped into the critic Clement Greenberg, abstract art's most vociferous defender.
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Now, Obama's environmental legacy has been thrown into question, as some of his most vociferous critics get fingered for top cabinet positions.
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Even her most vociferous haters had to give her some grudging respect for her insistence on speaking out about the Armenian genocide.
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Many of the president's most vociferous defenders operate under the assumption that Trump is guilty but Mueller won't or shouldn't find any proof.
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Even philanthropy's most vociferous critics are open to acknowledging the merits of important philanthropic projects, and applauding the people who make them happen.
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Johnson, who was one of the Brexit movements most vociferous advocates, has vowed to withdraw the United Kingdom from the EU by Oct.
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And many conservatives, including those who were most vociferous with their criticisms of Justice Kavanaugh's decisions on the Court, are rallying behind him.
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Lindsey Graham for his changed views of the President, going from one of Trump's most vehement critics to one of his most vociferous defenders.
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There are the critics, the most vociferous of whom are Jeff Flake and Bob Corker, both senators who are not running for re-election.
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And will they vote for the candidate that is the most most vociferous in his or her criticism of Trump vis a vis Mueller?
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Trump sent out tweets attacking Toyota and General Motors for importing vehicles made in Mexico, but his most vociferous Twitter rants were aimed at Ford.
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Opposition to Mr. Duterte in the Senate had been already weakened by the 2017 jailing of Senator de Lima, one of his most vociferous critics.
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Such an accomplishment would be so groundbreaking that even the president's most vociferous critics may argue in favor of Trump receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Tom Price, Trump's pick to head the Department of Health and Human Services -- which oversees Medicaid -- has been one of Obamacare's most vociferous critics in Congress.
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One of Mr. Gowan's rivals for the Republican nomination is Sheriff Paul Babeu of Pinal County, one of the most vociferous proponents of more border security.
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But not every conservative is like that: Some of Kavanaugh's most vociferous defenders, like National Review's David French, are thoughtful people expressing their good-faith opinions.
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But the most vociferous critics have been Turkey and Iran, both of which have Kurdish secessionist movements that they fear could be encouraged by the vote.
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To address this so-called "free rider" problem, the United States has been the most vociferous advocate for transparency throughout the history of global climate talks.
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The movement against it has snowballed into a kind of "me too" parade, where some of the most vociferous participants are shooting first and asking questions later.
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May's most vociferous critics, only an hour after heaping praise on the prime minister at a news conference, was another reminder of how weak her party is.
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Still, count Ogilvy, a vice captain for the International team at the Presidents Cup, among the most vociferous supporters of Liberty National as a match-play venue.
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If you look at those who are arrayed against the Donald, the most vociferous are groups funded by billionaires who want to fight purely for ideological purity.
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Long after Mr. Duterte has gone and his most vociferous followers are footnotes in history, we will write about this terrible era of avarice, injustice and death.
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The torrent of revelations about Giuliani will mean that Trump's attitude and mood regarding his lawyer and most vociferous cable television defender needs to be closely watched.
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The Internet's quickest and most vociferous social media platform has been especially active today, with not just corporations but regular folk getting into the spirit of the holiday.
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Inter Milan supporters, among the most vociferous within Italian football, hardly made a peep when Javier Zanetti came off the bench during his last season at the club.
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The government has portrayed a "yes" vote as patriotic, while the new constitution's most vociferous opponents say "no" would be a step toward ending decades of Communist rule.
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Not only do the most vociferous among us humanize what might otherwise be a faceless brand, but they also help amplify its reach in measurable ways. ""http://mashable.
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It took several minutes for Sanders to quiet his most vociferous supporters, who roared at his introduction and delayed the beginning of his speech with chants and cheers.
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In a letter to Niels Bohr, a Danish physicist with whom Einstein had his most vociferous disagreements about the phenomenon, he called it spukhafte Fernwirkung: a "spooky remote effect".
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Here, in a telephone interview, she talks about her struggle to stop "performing" femininity, details her unorthodox views on fashion, and takes on her most her most vociferous critics.
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But too many of our most vociferous progressive candidates and progressive media outlets promised that Democrats will begin impeachment proceedings against Justice Kavanaugh if we take back the House.
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Texans and Oklahomans have been among the most vociferous deniers of the linkage between the burning of fossil fuels and climate change, including virtually their entire Republican congressional delegations.
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However, news that the President and his most vociferous media cheerleader share a lawyer -- who is now facing his own legal abyss -- sent a ripple of disbelief through the courtroom.
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Lately, some of the most vociferous criticism has come from an insider, Dick Pound, a longtime I.O.C. delegate from Montreal and a former president of the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has been one of the rule's most vociferous opponents, and as the attorney general of Oklahoma had helped spearhead the legal challenges seeking to overturn it.
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And what about high-level aides and advisers like Short, who promoted that president's agenda, even if they were not always the most vociferous proponents of the most odious views?
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Mr. Trump has been Mr. Mueller's most vociferous critic, accusing his team of manufacturing lies by threatening witnesses with severe consequences if they refuse to agree with the special counsel's narrative.
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The most vociferous indictments came from the abolitionist papers in the North, which declared "so bestial a union as this" yet another sign of how slavery had corrupted the Southern soul.
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This time, he moderated his tone and promised to "strain every sinew" to get a Brexit deal, as some of the most vociferous Conservative hard-liners signaled their support for him.
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Even the most vociferous Trump critic could not imagine this happening in America -- but these are the kinds of conditions workers face every time they try to win by forming a union.
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One of the most vociferous opponents of Muslim immigration into Europe, Orban won a third term in power after his campaign resonated with large swathes of the electorate, particularly in rural areas.
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H. R. McMaster — were ousted in recent months and replaced with two of the Iran agreement's most vociferous critics, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and John R. Bolton, the national security adviser.
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But another election-related proposal being discussed in Florida is to open up primaries to all voters, including independents, instead of sealing off elections to only the most vociferous and extreme partisans.
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The automotive industry, Britain's biggest exporter of goods which employs over 21,20.8219 people, is one of the most vociferous opponents of a no-deal Brexit, fearing additional tariffs and bureaucracy could halt production.
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The most vociferous users of this drug—young offenders, inmates, people living in hostels and on the streets—are too far off the radar to be reached by the government's door-knocking survey.
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The most vociferous supporter of tightening access to the ballot, the Kansas Secretary of State, Kris Kobach, former vice chairman of President Trump's election integrity commission, is also running for governor this year.
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Trump also defended one of his most vociferous cheerleaders on Fox, Jeanine Pirro, who did not appear in her usual spot on Saturday night after questioning whether the religious beliefs of Muslim Rep.
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The most vociferous attacks Rohrabacher has taken on Russia have surprisingly come from a member of his own party and a onetime protégé: Scott Baugh, the former Republican leader of the California State Assembly.
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The home fans of the Philadelphia Eagles, among the league's most vociferous, crammed into every available seat here at Lincoln Financial Field, where they cheered through a pregame ceremony of fireworks and fight songs.
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Ironically, the same corporatists who have embraced piercing the corporate veil for the purpose of securing new rights are the most vociferous in enforcing the veil to protect the corporation from any possible liabilities.
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Voters witness that many of the most authentic and respected conservative thinkers, including columnist George Will and countless others on a list too long to detail here, are among Trump's most vociferous critics and opponents.
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Their status on the pecking order of who is to blame for the nation's troubles has fallen below the level of even the Congress, some of whose members are ironically the bankers' most vociferous accusers.
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While Harris's school-day extension program may not be the flippant neoliberal fluff that its most vociferous critics first suggested, it's also far from a serious solution to the chronic overworking of both teachers and parents.
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The NRA, which has been one of the most vociferous defenders of Donald Trump on television, is unveiling an advertisement in Indiana that raises the specter of a Senate that allows Clinton to exercise unlimited control.
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While Mr. Bagdikian was most vociferous against ownership concentrations — calling for limits on the size of newspaper chains, for example, even if the limits ran afoul of the First Amendment — his news media criticism ranged widely.
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The fight with Amazon stirs up coalition trouble for Democrats, since big tech's most vociferous critics are on the left but the technology sector is also one of the most Democrat-friendly swaths of American industry.
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"There is no meaningful disagreement that disputed supervisors are among the most vociferous pro-union advocates — virtually ensuring that the election will lack integrity if their status is not litigated in advance," one Hearst filing read.
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Ireland's world bantamweight champion Michael Conlan was one of the most vociferous critics of the judging in Rio, calling AIBA "cheats" after he was controversially beaten on points by Russia's Vladimir Nikitin in a quarter-final bout.
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It has helped bolster the views of Mr. Trump's most vociferous partisans who insist that the Russia investigation was started under false pretenses by an F.B.I. leadership that favored Hillary Clinton and is hopelessly biased against Mr. Trump.
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The most vociferous backers of Andrew Johnson's impeachment understood that an impeachment trial offered them a stage for grand moral drama and a way to formally repudiate Johnson for abetting the resurrection of white supremacy in the South.
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I think it's absolutely true that as whites and as males a lot of the most vociferous and vicious supporters of Trump have an unjustified sense of entitlement that they should get first pick on jobs, wages, and promotions.
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It's not the first time that the strongman president of Turkey - who thwarted a failed military political coup last month - has taken aim at the country's banks, but it is perhaps the most vociferous attack on them so far.
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May's plan envisions that Britain would no longer abide by the European demand for free movement of people across borders, a key demand of the most vociferous Brexit supporters and a position sure to draw intense opposition from Brussels.
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A fast-talking former mathematician who scaled the heights of the ruthless world of post-Soviet business and politics, Berezovsky clashed with Putin soon after his election in 2000 and fled to Britain where he became his most vociferous enemy.
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To those he added the melancholy fillip of a glittering image of the World Trade Center on one T-shirt and, on another, the face of Representative Maxine Waters, among the most vociferous critics of President Trump and his policies.
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I use the epithet — "cuck" is short for cuckold — since it's the one Trump's most vociferous supporters hurled at mainstream Republicans they accused of caving in to the moral bullying of liberals, especially on the subjects of race and immigration.
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Peter Dutton, Australia's own little Trump and the arch-conservative most vociferous in defense of the indefensible on Manus and Nauru, has just been promoted to head a new super-ministry combining the Australian Border Force, police and intelligence services.
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Still, even the most vociferous opponents of Brexit seemed eager to end, or at least suspend, the toxic debate, make the best of the outcome and try to forge a new relationship with the European Union more to their liking.
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"At the end of the day, those people who are the most vociferous in their opposition to these important projects are not speaking for the majority of New Yorkers who want new jobs and more mixed-income housing," Glen said.
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ISTANBUL — A Turkish court ordered the release Friday of seven journalists of the opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet, but left the four most prominent editors and executives in jail, in a sign that the government remains determined to prosecute its most vociferous critics.
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"The reality is that 100 million people or more saw the trailer, and, yes, there were some people that didn't like it, and as is the world we live in, those who didn't like it were the most vociferous," Fellner said.
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A former adviser to Mitt Romney, Hook was a founder of the John Hay Initiative, a hawkish foreign-policy think tank whose other two founders, Eliot A. Cohen and Eric Edelman, were (and still are) among Trump's most vociferous critics.
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I know that this is the kind of thing that really excites a lot of a sort of the most rabid supporters on the left, not necessarily even on the Democratic Party but on the left, the most vociferous haters of Donald Trump.
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One of the most vociferous opponents of immigration into Europe by mainly Muslim people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa, Orban's campaign - helped by his party's media dominance - resonated with large swathes of the electorate, particularly in rural areas.
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The Heritage Foundation's Robert Rector (one of the most vociferous and dogged opponents of all welfare programs in all of Washington) and Jennifer Marshall called work requirements for food stamps and public housing the "unfinished work of welfare reform" in a 2013 essay.
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One of Trump's most vociferous critiques of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama during the 2016 campaign was that they were too transparent about what they would do with our military forces -- allowing the enemy to know our next move and plan for it.
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Fox News's star commentators — including Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham and Jeanine Pirro — are among the president's most vociferous media defenders, providing a punditry firewall that Mr. Trump arguably needs more than ever as an impeachment inquiry looms and the 2020 campaign intensifies.
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As Obama stood onstage with Joe Biden, John Edwards, Hillary Clinton, and a handful of other aspirants, they were asked if they would be willing to meet with the leaders of America's most vociferous enemies: Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba, and North Korea.
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While Kellyanne Conway has been one of Trump's most vociferous supporters, her husband, George, has been a frequent critic of Trump on Twitter, most recently saying in a since-deleted tweet how "absurd" it was for President Trump to keep contradicting his own aides.
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His most vociferous critics alleged that the intervention was based on a basic statistical fallacy (inferring that small schools are good because they're overrepresented among top high schools), a story that made its way into Daniel Kahneman's pop science best-seller Thinking, Fast and Slow.
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Even some of Mr. Trump's most vociferous Republican critics said it was not an off-the-wall idea, although Mr. Trump had only a thin record to run on and a political career marked by racial invective and a proposed Muslim ban to run from.
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Liberal apologists for the communist regime have been the most vociferous critics of the strategic tariffs imposed by President, for instance, loudly demanding a return to the old status quo under which China brazenly ripped off American products, stole American technology, and took away American jobs.
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Yet, when two of Obama's most vociferous congressional critics, Senator Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE and Rep.
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Some of the most vociferous critics of that article—as well as the annual calendar of gay megaparties like the Black Party, known collectively as "the Circuit"—have been gay men, who are convinced that these celebrate the worst aspects of the gay world, such as overt drug use, promiscuous sex, and superficiality.
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Initially, they were the most vociferous that Sri Lankan Muslims were practicing a diluted version of Islam, that their prayers were not said in the correct Arabic accent, that they should stop praising the Prophet Muhammad and saints, and that they were not dressed properly according to Islamic guidelines — especially the women.
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For now, Fox News is doing everything in its power to support Trump's case, relegating some of the most powerful parts of the impeachment trial to a small silent box in the corner of the screen, while his most vociferous defenders simultaneously disparage the case against him loudly during prime-time programming.
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Zuckerberg met with President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE on Thursday after huddling behind closed doors with several key Republican lawmakers, including some of his most vociferous critics.
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And in the face of near unanimous condemnation from both parties in the wake of Trump's Syria move, Paul is stepping in as the most vociferous defender of the president's move and a notable beneficiary of his efforts to build an alliance with Trump after their ugly 2016 campaign attacks against each other.
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Because members of the center-left Australian Labor Party support these measures as well — their moral qualms may keep them up at night, but in the morning they do the same thing — Australian writers, artists and intellectuals have formed some of the most vociferous opposition to the nation's architecture of offshore immigration detention.
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In perhaps the most surprising news, Trump plans to meet this weekend in New Jersey with 2012 Republican nominee Mitt Romney, who was one of Trump's most vociferous critics during the campaign (calling him a phony, and a fraud, and skewering him on Twitter for the way in which he talked about women on a leaked "Access Hollywood" tape).
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President 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 is heading to Arizona next week, setting the stage for a battle with two of his most vociferous GOP critics — Arizona Sens.
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There is undoubtedly one topic that is sure to give Johnson a headache as soon as he takes office and that's Brexit, an issue that cost Johnson's former boss, Theresa May, her job as prime minister following repeated parliamentary rejections of the Brexit deal she struck with the EU. Johnson has been one of the most vociferous supporters of leaving the EU, although many have questioned his motivation and belief in Brexit.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has drawn criticism from some of his most vociferous conservative supporters over his decision to again intervene militarily in Syria, highlighting the pressure on the president to retain a non-interventionist, "fortress America"-style foreign policy.
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Sen. Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.), one of 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's most vociferous GOP critics, on Sunday did not rule out challenging him in the Republican primary in 85033.
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