MPs of all political persuasions regard him as a cad.
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Traditional elites of all persuasions are losing touch, and traction.
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After all, who is against people from different persuasions getting along?
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Whoever carried it out, rebels of all persuasions mourned his death.
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If everyone succumbed to those persuasions, the world would never change.
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People of all political persuasions cheered his historic, confetti-strewn election.
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Many (of assorted political persuasions) laboured quietly to produce valuable research.
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Lithuanian/ultra-Orthodox persuasions, so there's no reason that he would have
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Taking lovers of various erotic persuasions, she was a pioneer of queer.
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Sort of like the angel and devil whispering persuasions into your ears.
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That battle has evolved into a fight of religious persuasions versus choice.
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People from all political persuasions are expressing concern about Facebook's growing power.
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Politicians of all persuasions have gone out of their way to praise him.
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They are from all walks of life, from all backgrounds and political persuasions.
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Now, adults of different political persuasions are debating the veracity of basic facts.
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Many people, of various political persuasions, believe that suicide is ultimately just someone's choice.
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You can find pundits of all political persuasions writing concerned op-eds about this.
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Washington is full of self-righteous hypocrites — in both parties and of all persuasions.
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During presidential election years, Americans of varying political persuasions often contemplate moving to Canada.
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Assumptions that women will monitor and manage men's emotions span industries and political persuasions.
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They are a varied group with diverse histories, realities, and political and ideological persuasions.
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I think Americans of all political persuasions are getting sick of being the world's policeman.
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A lot of places where our message can resonate with folks of different political persuasions.
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It's a judgment-free zone for people of all persuasions to come and be pawed.
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Today, Western politics finds itself in a cacophony of revolutionary rhetoric from populists of all persuasions.
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People of different political persuasions barely have the strength to talk to one another on Facebook.
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The tomb of England's new saint, in Birmingham, will draw visitors from many places and persuasions. ■
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They are students of all ages and persuasions, and they take their seats in peace and prayer.
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What rights they have earned are subject to the whims and political persuasions of men in power.
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It's one of the reasons why so many people of all political persuasions favor congressional term limits.
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For many, election-inspired unfriending sprees are only widening the rift between people of different political persuasions.
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Having people of different political persuasions in discussion is not bad in and of itself, of course.
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Among young voters of all political persuasions, favorable opinions of capitalism have dropped 12 points since 2016.
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To begin with, Italians of all political persuasions are irritated by the way immigration has been mismanaged.
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I watched the debate with men from a variety of political persuasions (and only one other woman).
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It can include voters of all persuasions who object to Trump's governing by deliberately dividing the country.
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She said she enjoyed traveling widely and challenging the preconceptions of her audiences, whatever their political persuasions.
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Nevertheless, many people questioned whether the FBI director's political persuasions were allowing him to act with bias.
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Americans of all political persuasions were horrified by the images of children in cages separated from their parents.
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But the word itself was hated uniformly across participants of different political persuasions, sexual preferences and religious backgrounds.
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This grotesque character assassination will dissuade confident and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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But it does serve as a reminder that sexual assault and harassment affect people of all political persuasions.
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This grotesque character assassination will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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This is something that Floridians from all walks of life and political persuasions think needs to be done.
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Regardless of one's political persuasions, this is a shameful and dangerous idea that only enflames the national rhetoric.
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This fundamental right won't truly be protected until Americans of all political persuasions heed Justice Holmes's wise words.
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Leaders of both parties and legal authorities of all persuasions should speak out, loudly, as one, against this.
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This grotesque, character assassination will dissuade confident and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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The three of other persuasions—whom Lymus calls "my modest models"—don't cover themselves but are still discreet.
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People that are on different persuasions than me right now, John, are saying, 'You know, maybe Trump isn't wrong.
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People that are on different persuasions than me right now, John, are saying, 'you know, maybe Trump isn't wrong.
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We always have to make sure that we are taking care of our citizens, regardless of our political persuasions.
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It's encouraging news for Americans of all political persuasions who are concerned that our nation's voting systems are vulnerable.
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The young crowd is a healthy mix of colors and persuasions, all smoking weed — Jeff Sessions's nightmare, I reckon.
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Because of its location outside the city gates, Southwark functioned as a refuge for weary travelers of all persuasions.
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One thing is clear in Thailand's very messy election: Traditional elites of all persuasions are losing touch and traction.
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And poll after poll has shown that Americans of all political persuasions think the country is on the wrong track.
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This grotesque and coordinated character assassination will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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In one of the country's brightest moments, Americans of all persuasions united, more than 69 million strong, to elect him.
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But in Britain and across Europe, people of all political persuasions hope to God she wins on Tuesday, November 8.
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Breitbart's long history of racist and sexist content has made it a lightning rod for people of all political persuasions.
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By contrast, the Ibadis were and are relatively accommodating towards Muslims of other persuasions and indeed towards Christians and Jews.
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This grotesque and coordinated character assassination will dissuade confident and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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"This grotesque character assassination will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country," he said.
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He also worked for publications of various political persuasions, among them the Mexico City dailies La Jornada and El Universal.
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Trump seems to be learning as he gains more experience; that's something that people of all political persuasions should welcome.
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Americans of all persuasions should condemn the politics of bigotry and racism that are being practiced before our eyes today.
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Turks of all political persuasions and backgrounds ought to learn from Iraq and unite in the face of the ISIS threat.
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In a normal election, Americans of all political persuasions should feel free to waste their vote in whatever way they choose.
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This legislation was the product of many years of negotiations between two different U.S. and Korean administrations with divergent political persuasions.
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As far as issues go, women of all ages and political persuasions agreed that healthcare was the top issue of 2018.
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Now that the decision is made, we'd like to hear from women — of all political persuasions — how you feel about it.
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She does not know her friends' political persuasions, nor they hers, because it is not part of how they see themselves.
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The office is closely advised by expert advisory panels, and it frequently seeks comment from policy specialists from all political persuasions.
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Political activism of all persuasions, ignited largely in response to President Trump, has swelled in the wake of the 228 election.
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In the wake of the Snowden revelations, Americans of all political persuasions were outraged by government intrusion over their private lives.
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THE one thing that people of all political persuasions agree on about Jeremy Corbyn is that he is an anti-establishment radical.
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Trump is already riding a wave of strength connected to the fact that voters from all persuasions want big changes in Washington.
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They means doing more to involve ethnic minorities, young people, people of different political persuasions and, most of all, fully-blown mavericks.
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The show brought together characters of different political persuasions and ethnic backgrounds in one, unified family, a rarity in modern American entertainment.
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These days, wool socks of various persuasions can get pretty expensive, but they needn't break the bank — like REI's merino wool socks.
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Such grotesque and obvious character assassination — if allowed to succeed — will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from service.
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This isn't necessarily unusual for congressional races; candidates of all persuasions tend to campaign on issues of immediate importance to potential constituents.
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Cut put three young Americans of different political persuasions in front of a camera and a solid supply of marijuana and snacks.
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Two incidents in 2015 and 2017 exposed 191 million and 198 million Americans' voter data, respectively, including voter profiles and political persuasions.
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"This grotesque and coordinated character assassination will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country," Kavanaugh said.
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Meanwhile, governments of various political persuasions continue to act tone deaf, ignoring the heavy toll global economic changes are exacting on millions.
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The university should be the home of the critic — indeed, the home of critics of many different persuasions — not the critic itself.
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And, people of all political persuasions -- Democrats, Independents and Republicans -- all oppose the bill more today than they did last month. 23.
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On Saturday, people of many political persuasions, numbering 500 to 600, according to police estimates, turned up to tune out the Klan.
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But it has been expanded to include people of various political persuasions, including leftists like Mr. Sacilik, Ms. Gulmen and Mr. Ozakca.
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Yet such claims are often based on a fundamental misuse of data that careful researchers of all political persuasions seek to avoid.
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Such grotesque and obvious character assassination -- if allowed to succeed -- will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from service.
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No complicated analysis required; it's just plain old-fashioned hypocrisy, a common disease among people of all political persuasions through the years.
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The show may not have been a ratings triumph, but according to Robinson it was extremely popular with political nerds of all persuasions.
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"Free at the point of delivery" is a red line that voters of all persuasions know must be held at any taxation cost.
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When love goes into action, it prefaces no color of skin, no ethnicity, no religious beliefs, no sexual preferences, and no political persuasions.
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He pointed out that many post-crash reforms are popular with Americans of all political persuasions, and that Republicans won't dare repeal them.
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Moreover, given China's unpopularity with Americans of all political persuasions, Trump certainly recognizes that a presidential veto would not enhance his electoral prospects.
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Its global scale, precise advertising platform, and tendency to amplify emotionally charged content have made it indispensable for political organizers of all persuasions.
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Ever since Uber's founding we've had to work with governments and politicians of all political persuasions across hundreds of cities and dozens of countries.
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GADO has had no qualms about skewering politicians of all persuasions in 23 years as a cartoonist for a host of east African newspapers.
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Such grotesque and obvious character assassination — if allowed to succeed — will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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"Cancer is very democratic in the sense that it attacks people regardless of their race, their gender, their national background, or their political persuasions."
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He is the first sitting American president to visit in nearly nine decades, and Cubans of all political persuasions had eagerly awaited his arrival.
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Op-Ed Contributors Media outlets and commentators representing a range of political persuasions have called attention to recent outbreaks of violence in Berkeley, Calif.
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Such grotesque and obvious character assassination—if allowed to succeed—will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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The emotional part of the issue is important, reflecting a long-term societal schism between highly business-oriented people and those of other persuasions.
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He took their side against immigrant rapists, murderous jihadis, plundering trade deals, dangerous city people and disloyal, condescending elites of all parties and persuasions.
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The F.D.A. can help the president achieve this goal — one widely shared by Americans of all political persuasions — by making naloxone easier to get.
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MPs of all persuasions slammed her decision to go back to Brussels and are skeptical that she can secure any more concessions from European negotiators.
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Since the late 2083s, critics of different persuasions and ideologies have packaged Pollock's breakthrough into a story about painting moving forward toward its own demise.
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Its imagined Armageddons involve bipartisan disasters like alien attacks and plane crashes—the better to sell expensive water filters to consumers of all political persuasions.
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Damore's memo is a wonderful document in that it has united observers of all political persuasions in the comforting knowledge that they were right along.
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He counted among his friends people of all political persuasions, saw truth in all faiths and the nobility of all races as witnessed here today.
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The first is that it very much wants to be a site for people of all political persuasions—for everyone on earth, for that matter.
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People of all persuasions, political parties, and philosophies have awakened to the terrible toll the crises of overcriminalization and mass incarceration have wrought on America.
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Evangelicalism is a swath of Christianity that encompasses a huge number of denominations, theologies, ethnicities, geographies, ideas about how churches should operate, even political persuasions.
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All across upstate New York, people of all political persuasions are ignored and underserved by a political system that feels dominated by the big city.
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Critics Consensus: "A galvanizing glimpse behind the scenes of a pivotal election, 'Knock Down the House' should prove engrossing for viewers of all political persuasions."
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"I share the concern deeply held by many Americans of all political persuasions that our country is in a state of 'disorder,'" Vilsack wrote Saturday.
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So late-night comedy has moved further away from the old broadcast network imperatives — safe, not offensive — to seek broader audiences of all political persuasions.
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I spent the next 12 years working to bring people together: Jews of opposing political persuasions; Jews, Christians and Muslims; and increasingly, Israelis and Palestinians.
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Biden's career has convinced him that compromise is possible, and that he has an almost unique ability to work with senators of all ideological persuasions.
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Secondly, Trump is hitting Clinton on a carefully selected array of issues that at one point or another will appeal to persuadable voters from all persuasions.
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Some fists depicted belong to famous political and cultural figures of diverse ideological persuasions, including Martin Luther King Jr., Richard Nixon, Jane Fonda, and Miss America.
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With fewer people of opposite political persuasions in people's social networks, they are less likely to see content posted by others that challenges their own views.
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Voters of all persuasions will be beset by mass disinformation campaigns meant to eliminate points of consensus that allow open societies to make reasoned public decisions.
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I'm approaching voters across the district of all backgrounds and persuasions with humility and respect, making the case that we need some fresh leadership in Washington.
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As '70s countercultural persuasions dovetailed with the civil rights movements of the era, Jened alumni started creating change on a national scale for people with disabilities.
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We include everything from discriminatory practices and actions involving harassment and assault, to outright hatred toward other people's religions, ethnicities, nationalities, gender identities — even political persuasions.
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Even though democracy requires compromises and accommodation between authoritarians and democrats, politicians of all persuasions must commit to civilian supremacy as the only game in town.
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Voters of both persuasions found the party untrustworthy and deserted it in droves: It lost 7.9 percentage points and more than one-fifth of its seats.
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The suit was filed yesterday in Los Angeles by Jerome Lawson, lead singer of The Persuasions, whose song "Good Times" is sampled in the Jamie xx track.
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A vast majority — 97 percent — of national politics tweets came from just 10 percent of the most active Twitter users (of all political persuasions), the survey found.
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The idea that people of different political persuasions are still talking to each other on social media, and therefore capable of spotting and reporting fake news. 2.
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And if the statues are offensive to Mr. Rouhani, what about other Muslims, or people of other religions or philosophical persuasions, who may be uncomfortable with nudity?
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Those protections, which bar insurers from denying coverage to people with past or chronic illnesses or charging them more, are popular with Americans of all political persuasions.
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That's the question all moderately reasonable people -- of all political persuasions -- have to be asking themselves in the wake of the Iowa Republican congressman's latest controversial comments.
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Imagine if, in addition to covering the March for Life, more mainstream media outlets covered the remarkable consensus among Americans across political persuasions supporting significant abortion restrictions.
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It is the one part of the entire policy debate over 'comprehensive immigration reform' where all Americans of all political persuasions are relatively on the same page.
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To test this possibility, we recently ran a set of studies in which participants of various political persuasions indicated whether they believed a series of news stories.
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But the idea that Michael Bloomberg might be viewed by progressives as an inconceivable nominee under any circumstances is a bad sign for Democrats of all persuasions.
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But as a storyteller trying to get under people's skin, were you worried how those interactions would play differently to different audiences, or people of different political persuasions?
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Gail Collins Americans of all races, creeds and political persuasions are united today in the realization that, good grief, Donald Trump actually could become the Republican presidential nominee.
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"When Establishment Washingtonians of all persuasions gather to support their own, they are not unlike any other small community in the country," Quinn wrote in The Washington Post.
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Both Comey and a number of hyper-partisan Republicans are promoting a double standard of justice against Clinton that should appall and anger Americans of all political persuasions.
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" Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh: "Such grotesque and obvious character assassination — if allowed to succeed — will dissuade competent and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country.
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It's setting a very dangerous precedent where decisions will be made on basis of your political persuasions and all the things provided for in law will be irrelevant.
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These men and women, of all political persuasions, have seen the assaults on our institutions: on the intelligence and law enforcement community, the State Department and the press.
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By recognizing that our values can unite us, we can reverse the trend toward polarization, and deliver on the things the American people of all political persuasions want.
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However Nehlen's congressional race turns out, Americans of all faiths, ethnicities and political persuasions should reflect -- with alarm -- on the anti-American U-turn our national conversation has taken.
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What Putin is doing, which should deeply offend conservatives and liberals and patriots of all persuasions, is waging a war against democracy across the full landscape of NATO nations.
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But it has not yet ruled on the constitutionality of partisan gerrymandering, which critics say subverts the will of voters by concentrating those of particular persuasions in certain districts.
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As seen and heard from Puerto Rico, it is interesting to note the array of comments and reactions of politicians, political analysts and opinion makers of all political persuasions.
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Over the past two years, Democrats from all ideological persuasions have begun to unite around a leftist agenda on universal health care, gun control, economic redistribution, and climate change.
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Are you finally starting to see that there is a pervasive culture of disrespect and entitlement toward women by men of all political persuasions, socioeconomic statuses and education levels?
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He begins by visiting with some Silicon Valley employees who have kept their political persuasions a secret for fear of backlash, and who have chosen to remain anonymous here.
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Despotic regimes exploit this American fear of Islamist militancy and get away with brutal violence against dissenting populations of varying political and religious persuasions by projecting them as jihadists.
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While voters head to the polls to cast their ballots, citizens of all political persuasions are taking to Twitter to express their disbelief at the 70-year-old candidate's mistake.
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In the UK, and (albeit to a somewhat lesser extent) the old British Commonwealth countries such as Australia, people do not declare their religious persuasions in such an unfettered manner.
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The Islamic authorities reasoned that Muslims might be confused, and tempted to go astray, if they came across people of other persuasions addressing a deity which only Muslims fully understood.
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But it also had another effect: It unified many people of all races and political persuasions in shared disgust over his bold enthusiasm for discrimination and wild deployment of stereotypes.
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It cannot thrive unless all members of the community — majority and minority alike — work to understand the perspectives of those with different backgrounds, experiences and ideological persuasions from their own.
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"It's no secret that the United States is a house divided in 2017, and that Americans of different political persuasions agree on little when it comes to Washington," the said.
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Accordingly, while Americans of different political persuasions may disagree on details, we can all agree on the need for transformative tax reform to remain competitive in the challenging global marketplace.
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Things are grim and politicians of all persuasions are doing very little to assuage or address the very real concerns people have about this country and their place in it.
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Enrich's portrait isn't new, but it makes for painful reading: the smooth persuasions, the obsequious flatteries, the lying about his net worth to garner loans for office buildings, resorts, casinos.
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Loud cheers and a smattering of jeers greeted Mr. Trump at that game, but fans of all political persuasions groused over the long security lines associated with a presidential trip.
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Democrats of all persuasions should consider the pros and cons of a Sanders-Warren ticket as though the future of the nation depends on decisions made in the coming weeks.
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Millions of people attended funeral processions in several cities, with Iranians of all political persuasions mourning him — and calling for retribution against the U.S. The other shoe fell on Jan.
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Though I walked alongside people of diverse political persuasions, I felt empowered by a common purpose -- a world in which the rights of women and girls are protected and respected.
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First, it is a popular issue with people of all political persuasions, especially younger voters and women, who think new parents should certainly have time off to bond with their babies.
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A free press, and briefings in the White House, the State Department and the Department of Defense that are open to reporters from all different backgrounds, beliefs and even political persuasions.
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Of course, as much as the two presidents' speeches differed in tone, they shared a subject: the end of an enemy whose cruelty Americans of many political persuasions could agree on.
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Gillum has been talking more about how he wants to be a governor who reaches out to people of all stripes and political persuasions with a positive vision for the future.
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There's also Hi from the Other Side and the American Dialogue Project, both of which connect people of different political persuasions for a short phone chat, accompanied by a trained facilitator.
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Knowhere then aggregates stories from a continually expanding inventory of more than a thousand different sources with varying political persuasions to create a "knowledge graph" or database of each news story.
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Neither conservative nor liberal, we are a thriving research university committed to creating a space where scholars of all backgrounds and persuasions can be free to express themselves, learn and grow.
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Americans of all political persuasions have long wanted the government to do more to help people who need time off from work, particularly following the birth of adoption of a child.
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Unless we identify and change the persuasions of the people who want to kill us for being free peoples, we will not be able to stop the scourge of global terrorism.
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Linda H. Humes, artistic director of Yaffa Cultural Arts, will describe the holiday's core principles, and then the Persuasions, the a cappella group, will treat the crowd to gospel and soul.
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English producer Jamie xx was inspired by the music he heard on New York's Hot 97 radio station, and the sample is from that great New York musical institution, the Persuasions.
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It's been a longtime malady of American intellectuals of all ideological persuasions to mistake the activities of a handful of little magazines for the bold stirring of a mass political consensus.
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But it does reflect accurately the respect that Iranians of all persuasions held for the man who had steered their military and foreign policy through wars, sanctions, and poisonous internal disputes.
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For instance, amid the highly divisive debate over American health care policy, public support for national children's health insurance is incredibly robust, with large majorities of all political persuasions backing it.
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Since the early 1980s this pianist and composer has led New Yor-Uba, a large ensemble that unites jazz instrumentalists of various persuasions with some of New York's finest Afro-Cuban musicians.
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The Pew Research poll phoned 281,893 American voters of all political persuasions, asking them what they thought about Trump's behavior in office and where they agreed and disagreed with him on policy.
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Voters of all political persuasions can now wear shirts expressing their political beliefs — whether those shirts feature the logo of the ACLU, the AARP, the World Wildlife Fund, or even Ben & Jerry's.
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But overall, this volume is a valuable primer on foreign policy: a primer that concerned citizens of all political persuasions — not to mention the president and his advisers — could benefit from reading.
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But their existence is a reminder that the basic formula of young, fresh-faced outsiders who promise to come to Washington to shake things up works for people of all ideological persuasions.
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If Trump starts to violate the Constitution or to intimidate his critics, journalists of all political persuasions have to speak out against him with one voice -- lest attacks on free speech be normalized.
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The problem is that on Twitter the worst, most incendiary opinions are often the ones that get amplified, usually because people of all political persuasions love dunking on and ratio-ing bad tweets.
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I'd say this last week 100 million people came through Starbucks stores around the world, and our customers are a diverse base of people from all walks of life and all political persuasions.
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The informal, Caracas-based talks are carried out through the Boston Group, a forum created in the early 2000s by U.S. congressmen seeking to stimulate dialogue between Venezuelan legislators of opposing political persuasions.
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At the bar, located on a busy corner between a check-cashing center and a Mexican restaurant, the political persuasions vary, but many regulars are united by their distaste for politics these days.
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Most politicians, of all political persuasions, have released statements condemning racism and the violence in Charlottesville, violence that ended in the death of one person, Heather Heyer, and the injuring of many others.
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"There is no Walter Cronkite anymore," Whitman said, referring to the legendary CBS News anchorman whose word carried weight with Americans of all political persuasions during his prime in the 28503s and 22019s.
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So forgetting how he got here, let's acknowledge that Trump's position is sane, logical and -- perhaps most notably -- divorced from the cultural persuasions of either his adopted political party or many of his supporters.
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Insistent on having just one mezcal alone at the beginning of the night to research the bar business, Emma concedes to Cruz's persuasions to meet her group of friends in the Latinx queer scene.
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"We need more Black writers telling our stories and writers of other ethnic persuasions who dig deeper into the background and backstories of the black, Asian, and Latin characters they create," he told me.
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Net neutrality's day of reckoning is fast approaching, and musicians of all persuasions – pop, rock, rap – are making noise about Federal Communication Commission Chairman Ajit Pai's intentions to quash Obama-era internet equality rules.
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And while Trump has blamed California's wildfire woes on the state's famously progressive politics, it conveniently overlooks the fact that states of varying political persuasions across the West have also faced catastrophic wildfires this summer.
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Even if U.S. diplomacy manages to tamp down this round of escalation, the Saudi-Iranian cold war represents just the kind of crisis that's likely to remain unresolved and not amenable to U.S. political persuasions.
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According to the same Pew survey Facebook pointed to, more than half (59%) of the study's participants felt that online encounters with people from opposite political persuasions left them stressed and frustrated, rather than enlightened.
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Given the "Spartacus" gauntlet and political gamesmanship that has taken place, I wonder if it's because the courts in recent years seem more populated with reasoned thinkers rather than theatrical politicians of all political persuasions.
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He expressed his commitment to allowing true democracy (and by extension, political parties of all persuasions) to flourish, underscoring why he is the one who has what it takes to bring real change to Ethiopia.
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As we walked through punishingly hot afternoons and plodded on through rain for the past three weeks, tens of thousands of Turkish citizens of varying political persuasions representing the diversity of our country joined us.
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So it makes sense that Bon Iver's newest release, 22, A Million (the follow-up to a largely inconsequential sophomore album) borrows from his earliest sound as much as it borrows from West's more distorted persuasions.
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Association leaders have to work with people of all political persuasions, and many of those coming off of Capitol Hill these days are inextricably linked to one political perspective or the other, diminishing their marketability afterward.
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At some point it became a routine conversational tic for all sorts of people, of all sorts of persuasions, to express, with an incredulous gesture, that things feel a bit grueling and frantic lately, don't they?
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In fact, leaders and groups from all political persuasions, from President Obama's White House and the U.S. Conference of Mayors to the Brookings Institution, understand the importance of private sector involvement in water infrastructure and delivery.
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This grotesque character assassination will dissuade confident and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country, and as we all know, in the political system of the early 20063s, what goes around comes around.
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This grotesque, character assassination will dissuade confident and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country and as we all know in the political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around.
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The owners don't want their businesses to become yet another locus for partisan politics, and most fans probably don't either — normal people of all political persuasions enjoy the idea of an occasional respite from the partisan fray.
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It will depend on how Iraqis of all persuasions handle the "post-conflict" situation, and whether agreement on Syria's future -- with the involvement of Russia and the United States -- will suffocate the space in which ISIS thrived.
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This majority of Americans, of diverse political persuasions from all walks of life, know that something stinks when Russians support a Republican president who keeps attacking the FBI — the organization that defends America from the Russian attacks.
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It was also eliminate the writing of the tax code to create winners and losers by favoring some and punishing others with tax laws, and the unelected parasites who administer it according to their own political persuasions.
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There were no lobbed Pepsi cans involved, at least according to official reports, but a shared joint, passed among people of varying political persuasions, evoked in the minds of many the saccharine sweetness of the Jenner ad.
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On this Independence Day, we must hope that Americans of all political persuasions will stand up in defense of our most basic values, and call for the re-invigoration of the rule of law in the United States.
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Dina Titus (D-Nev.) helped introduce, presents a unique chance to unite Americans of all political persuasions on a trifecta of bipartisan issues – veterans, dogs, and government accountability — which are all included in this single piece of legislation.
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Venezuela is a single nation; one country with room for us all, one country where people of all persuasions should be able to participate and express themselves freely, without fear of reprisal, violence in the streets or repression.
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But when elites of both persuasions preside over too many calamities, you can get Jeffersonians and Jacksonians as important presidential contenders in their own right — think of George McGovern and George Wallace when the Vietnam War went bad.
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Kavanaugh made clear that he was having no thoughts of folding his nomination, despite allegations dating to the 1980s, and warned that if his candidacy failed, it would deter people of all political persuasions from entering public service.
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Right wingers—many of whom were of the Red Pill or #MAGA persuasions—started smashing their Keurig machines in the name of First Amendment rights and then sharing videos of the destruction on social media with the hashtag #BoycottKeurig.
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Oh, and the G.O.P. establishment was also sure that Mr. Trump would pay a heavy price for asserting that we were misled into Iraq — evidently unaware just how widespread that (correct) belief is among Americans of all political persuasions.
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While a 4K screen on a laptop makes the most sense for gamers and graphics professionals — two things Chromebooks are historically bad at — it's also become a fairly standard part on high-end 15-inch laptops of all persuasions.
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But the silver-haired lawyer's deliberative demeanor – which inspired Trump to suggest he comes from "central casting" for the role of vice president – along with the absence of a Twitter addiction would probably placate investors of all political persuasions.
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Given that people of opposing political persuasions tend to live, eat, shop, work and worship in self-selected bubbles, it was probably only a matter of time before someone decided that Republicans and Democrats needed their own hotels too.
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Americans of all backgrounds and political persuasions have the opportunity to effect real change and take political power back from an unaccountable elite by joining the growing movement for a constitutional amendment to get big money out of politics.
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"There was an increasing tendency from 2001 onward for governments of both persuasions to valorize Australian military history and to extol Australian military achievements," he said, referring to Australia's conservative and progressive governments, which have both supported the wars.
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Not least because it proved to have such a considerable impact on French society: Bellos underscores four policy prescriptions the book proposes that have since been adopted by French governments of all political persuasions over the last 150 years.
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There's one more issue to consider: that the Copyright Act provides protections for sound recordings released after February 1972, while The Persuasions' "Good Times" was released in 1971, meaning that the track might be outside the purview of the federal law.
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"We share the concerns of countless LGBT people, and our friends, of all political persuasions who are deeply anxious about the potential Democratic Unionist Party involvement in the new government," Ruth Hunt, chief executive of Stonewall, wrote in a blog.
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The storage server had thousands of individual folders for each campaign, containing more than 300,000 unique constituent email addresses, as well as home addresses, phone numbers and other personal information that could indicate political persuasions and religious beliefs, said Wethington.
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"The idea that many thousands of climate scientists, from all continents and all kinds of upbringing and political systems and persuasions, are all driven by the same political agenda, is the most silly conspiracy theory that I have heard," added Rahmstorf.
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It is fair to assume that such a nationwide vote will be celebrated at some time prior to admission, at which point the supporters of the unincorporated territory and independence will be able to express and promote their particular political persuasions.
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For those who don't have young children, Sky Zone is a place where people of all ages, races, creeds and political persuasions jump up and down on trampolines, as they play dodgeball, dunk basketballs or just bounce to their heart's content.
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Spurred by growing concern about the future of America's middle class, it marks the first time Democrats of all persuasions — progressives to moderates — have been united behind a call for strong action to reverse the economy's tilt towards low-paying jobs.
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While more extreme political views have long been known to play better during and after recessions, some of the change seems to be part of a long-term trend of increasing ill will between everyday Americans of different political persuasions.
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"We may be strange bedfellows, but it's rare that people can just park whatever their political persuasions and ideology may be and try to help people in trouble, and that's what happened here," says Horan, who retired from Operation Blessing this year.
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And he's doing it again by refusing to back down on his criticisms of a former beauty queen, when women of all political persuasions have shown they really don't like thinking about beauty pageants and the women who compete in them at all.
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It is not uncommon for outgoing presidents to issue a flurry of so-called "midnight regulations" when the next president holds different political persuasions — nor is it uncommon for new presidents to freeze many of those existing rules once they take office.
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But in Trump's address, there was no acknowledgement -- largely because of fear of offending key authoritarian regimes such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt -- of the political grievances and economic inequalities that continue to provide fertile ground for extremist Islamist groups of varying persuasions.
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Twentysomething Francophone shopkeepers answer me in fluent English when I address them in French, and residents of all linguistic persuasions seem more obsessed by their search for the perfect latte than whether you order it in the language of Shakespeare or Molière.
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By the time he hits the campaign trail again next year, Mr. Trump wants to persuade voters that he lowered the cost of prescription drugs — an issue that resonates with Americans of all political persuasions and a promise he has made repeatedly.
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There were protesters of various persuasions, including a few hundred pro-impeachment people gathered on the Senate side of the Capitol, on a patch of grass known as "the Swamp," named by television crews in the 1970s because the area was constantly wet.
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Rather, I'm curious about ways in which we can try to encourage romantic partners of all persuasions to be compassionate, mindful of their own power and privilege, and interested in transforming their own dating universes (whether queer or straight) for the better.
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Call it what you like, grand posturing or social valor, 2016 was a year in which the league moved miles from the Michael Jordan model of walking that fine unaligned line, that cautious acknowledgment that folks of all political persuasions buy basketball shoes.
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And that's not to mention that the means by which conspiracy theories are spread online in 2018 — including by platforms like YouTube, whose recommendations algorithm has been linked to the amplification of conspiracy theories — appeals to people of all political and social persuasions.
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Advocates of all political persuasions working to bring meaningful criminal justice reform would do well to keep our eyes on the prize of getting meaningful legislation passed and not let mens rea become the poison pill for the solutions our country so desperately needs.
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Lara Brown, program director at the George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management, said it was not uncommon to see low-level staffers and supporters of foreign leaders with similar political persuasions support other foreign political leaders, Farage's stature makes his presence stand out.
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Adam Brody is perfectly cast as the scrawny and beautiful emo frontman, Nikolai—he is, after all, a man known to viewers for being Seth Cohen, the Death Cab-loving nerd of The O.C. who was fantasized about by alternative girls of all subcultural persuasions.
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McCain, the VFW, veterans groups and patriotic Americans of all persuasions treat respect of Gold Star mothers as a sacred trust, which Trump violated — just the latest example in the litany of insults that he has directed against one group of Americans after another.
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While the Citizens United ruling has proved disastrous for our democratic self-governance, its effects are unifying Americans of all political persuasions, who see the effects of a big money system that drowns out their voices in a cacophony of cash from wealthy mega-donors.
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Mr. Wilders, a former punk rocker whose maternal family is partly Indonesian, might seem an odd figure to purify the identity of a largely Protestant trading nation with a long tradition of allowing people of different faiths and persuasions to live in relative peace.
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That report recommended a law like the ADA and said that people with disabilities face discrimination in all aspects of life, and it should be addressed just as nondiscrimination laws for people of different gender, people of different race and color, people of different religious persuasions.
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"As Women MPs of all political persuasions, we wanted to express our solidarity with you in taking a stand against the often distasteful and misleading nature of the stories printed in a number of our national newspapers concerning you, your character and your family," the letter states.
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Their naiveté points to a corollary familiar to media critics of all persuasions: that the journalistic wisemen who yearn quadrennially for a third-party disrupter have thrived in a profession that considers indifference to the substantive underpinnings of partisan politics to be a virtue, not a vice.
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"I'll be asking the auditor-general to look at all purchases of all political persuasions over the last period since 2008 to make sure that we can give confidence to the community," Littleproud told reporters in Tamworth, a rural city 405 km (251 miles) north of Sydney.
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A decent touchstone for newspapers to apply to opinion writers of all ideological persuasions would test whether they engage in that kind of sophistry, and a decent rule would be to not publish them if and when they do—basically, to hire good editors for their editorialists.
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This isn't so much a cocktail as it is a key to sippable spring drinks of all persuasions: Mix it with vodka or gin for your boozy friends, or top it off with seltzer for everyone who thinks La Croix is just a little too subtle.
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The first argument is a broad historical defense of the American experiment, resonant with patriots of all persuasions, which emphasizes the scope that our system gives for the slow, hard work of moral improvement, political empowerment and the correction of even the most grievous sins and errors.
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With family, friends, scores of former aides and 1,000 average Arizonans in the audience, McCain was eulogized by figures of all political persuasions from former Vice President Joe Biden, to his former chief of staff and potential successor Grant Woods to Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald.
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Not only am I am experienced with both products to the point where I can identify the difference in a single bite of a blind taste test, I have also collected opinions and anecdotes from cooks, restaurant owners, patrons, and friends of vegetarian, vegan, and carnivorous persuasions.
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But to look at the trend in these massacres, the spikes of narcissistic acting-out in a time of generally-declining violence, the shared bravado and nihilism driving shooters of many different ideological persuasions, is to necessarily encounter a moral and spiritual problem, not just a technocratic one.
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But to look at the trend in these massacres, the spikes of narcissistic acting-out in a time of generally-declining violence, the shared bravado and nihilism driving shooters of many different ideological persuasions, is to necessarily encounter a moral and spiritual problem, not just a technocratic one.
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And when the gossip is authenticated in the press, it just confirms the sad truth we've gradually come to understand, from years of gossip and personal experience: that all types of men, in all types of positions and political persuasions, develop and maintain power by exploiting women's lack of it.
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Marvin Washington: Kneeling isn't about patriotism -- it's a distress signal October 250 I spent 26 years playing in the NFL, won a Super Bowl and have been blessed beyond imagination -- in no small part because of the best fans in professional sports -- fans of multiple races, genders, religions and political persuasions.
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And you can see how that might worsen the partisan divide: If there's anything that can bring people of all political persuasions together, it's the stuff of good and angry local columns about bribery at the local planning board or the town hall appointee who raided the public land trust.
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The workers who crammed into the Capitol over the past week came from a variety of economic backgrounds and political persuasions—but they sounded rock-solid in their support of one another and in calls for state lawmakers to fix the looming problem that threatens not just teachers but state employees generally.
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It's not hard to see why internet atheists and free speech advocates of various persuasions were drawn to Yee's battle: Here was a kid who was unafraid to lay into organized religion in the crudest of terms, and was punished not just by squishy social norms but by an actual repressive government.
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Yet posterity might score him higher on a broader metric had he been as effective in the more intimate persuasions of Congress, as consistent in projecting empathy as at exhortation, or more resolute abroad; had he been as adept at championing legislation or facing down tyrants as he could be at stirring hearts.
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In explicitly attacking the network — whose biggest stars are prime-time pundits like Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham who regularly defend the White House — Ms. Warren is separating herself from other Democratic candidates who have agreed to appear on Fox News and have said that it is critical to appeal to voters of all persuasions.
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On the one hand, you have the Trump administration's Federal Communications Commission (FCC) head Ajit Pai, who until very recently worked with companies like Verizon and AT&T and is pushing an agenda championed by the ISPs, and on the other the vast majority of Americans (of all political persuasions) who support a free and open Internet.
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The Black Lives Matter movement and what protesters believe to be a lack of legal and moral accountability in excessive police force against unarmed black citizens seem at this writing to have placed Americans of all ethnic, religious and racial persuasions in locked positions, where some refuse to look away and others can't do anything but.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (Mass.) in support of Democrats during the campaign and make the case that liberals of all persuasions should get behind this effort.
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Led by House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), Democrats of all persuasions, from red and blue states alike, rose with unity, fury and resolve to condemn some of the darkest defamations ever uttered by any president in history.
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It doesn't help that Americans of all political persuasions tend to get excited by promises of sweeping, revolutionary change — or that the first chorus of voices warning against the corrosion of the system will always come from its "establishment" caretakers, easily accused of trying to preserve the status quo only because they're personally invested in it.
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It's something that people of all political persuasions have been doing for a long time, and there is a legitimate use for it, which is lots of people feel strongly about something, but they don't feel like they are good writers, or they don't have the time to sit down for an evening and type out detailed thoughts.
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Put another way, men, particularly those of certain political persuasions, are often given redemption arcs, while women who dare to challenge norms -- such as Sandra Fluke, who in 2012 was slut-shamed after she testified before Congress in an effort to persuade Georgetown University to include birth control in its health care coverage -- are expected to buckle to biases and, ultimately, bow out.
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This runs counter to the bipartisan support for smarter sentencing practices, and we hope that the kind of cooperation we both see daily from our colleagues at the Coalition — and the significant support they find among Americans of all political persuasions — makes it clear to us that collaboration is possible, despite a slow response or even resistance from key national players.
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At its best and its worst, Big Mouth is a vivid, excruciating voyage back to a time in life that so many of us would love to completely forget, but laced with enough humor and good-hearted horniness (for those of all genders and sexual persuasions) to remind us why getting to the other side of puberty is worth it after all.
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This is particularly important insofar as it means that, to a far greater extent than Christians of other persuasions, Robertson and his followers are likely to see the particular shape of geopolitics as a manifestation of God's divine plan (and, as I have argued previously, to see potential political chaos as an ultimate "good" because it helps to bring about the end of days).
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Patriotic Americans of all political persuasions should applaud Sanders, a pillar of integrity in American politics, rising to the defense of Mueller, a pillar of integrity in law enforcement and the legal profession, warning Trump about his behavior toward the Russia investigation, which earned the president the "Lie of the Year" award from the respected fact-checker PolitiFact for falsely claiming the Russian attack against America is a "made up story".
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Accusing Mexico of sending "murderers and rapists" to the U.S. (one of 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's earliest diatribes) has been-a surefire way to unite Mexicans of all political persuasions against the U.S. and against Peña Nieto, who invited the campaigning Trump to Mexico.
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James Madison did not milk a cow and plow his field day after day, taking short breaks from farming to draft and promote the Constitution – he spent his time serving in legislative bodies at both the state and the federal levels, built relationships with other politicians from other parts of the country and other political persuasions, and then used that knowledge and experience to hand us a government that still is the embodiment of freedom and liberty, over 85033 years later.
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Every Republican, every Democrat, every liberal, every conservative and every American of all political persuasions — especially every Republican leader in Congress — should roundly denounce the disgraceful comments by 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 in his press conference Monday with Vladimir Putin, the Russian dictator who continues his attacks against American elections and American democracy.
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