I understand this type of thinking is not politically correct, but being politically correct is what healthy people have the luxury of doing.
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Every time he stands tall against a "politically correct" firestorm — wherein "politically correct" means treating people with some bare modicum of decency and respect — his numbers firm up.
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"Everyone has to be the same" now, Ellis grumbles; everyone is forced to applaud the same politically correct television shows and cheer for the same politically correct heroes.
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And they don't look like Indians—now maybe you say politically correct or not politically correct—they don't look like Indians to me, and they don't look like Indians to Indians.
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" Rubio responded: "I'm not interested in being politically correct.
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" Think of "woke" as the inverse of "politically correct.
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" "The introduction was a little, it was politically correct.
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And his joke about Trump and Putin that outraged some on the right -- ironically, the anti-politically correct crowd want comedians to be politically correct when mocking Trump -- had two positive effects.
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"They want to be politically correct, that's OK," he said.
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Our country is going to hell — we're being politically correct.
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The term "politically correct" has surged in the past decade.
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Much less so, by the way, than being politically correct.
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There's a lot that's not politically correct about the film.
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"I don't want to be so politically correct," Trump said.
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" Rubio shot back: "I'm not interested in being politically correct.
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"We can't be PC (politically correct) about it," she adds.
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The politically correct thing is for us to say this.
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He was created during a less politically correct era, yes.
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"You don't have to be as politically correct," she said.
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Cirque Inextremiste's sense of humor is far less politically correct.
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They are the latest victims of America's politically correct crusaders.
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That particular guy wanted to be so politically correct. Ahhh!
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Because to be politically correct just takes Too. Much. Time.
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" TRUMP'S CHAMPIONS Bob Bolus, Pennsylvania "One of the first things that I ever heard Trump say was, 'I don't have time to be politically correct because America doesn't have time to be politically correct.
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"We're so politically correct, we're afraid to do anything," he said.
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" He added: "Being politically correct is fine, but not for this!
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I get frustrated—everyone wants to be so doggone politically correct.
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" To which Colbert commented: "Donald Trump refuses to be politically correct.
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"His direction will be a less politically-correct direction," he said.
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Her new status isn't fun, or politically correct, but it's realistic.
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The idea of politically correct literature is dangerous for the future.
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I can be the most politically correct person you've ever seen.
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Yeah, that's what worries me about this "politically correct/incorrect" business.
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That said, I do think I am totally politically correct. Really?
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Lots of black humor and not politically correct, that's for sure.
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Stop being politically correct and put your country and family first.
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"We have entered the world of politically correct lunacy," he added.
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"We cannot afford to be so politically correct anymore," he said.
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"Being politically correct is fine, but not for this!" he wrote.
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"We're stuck in a place that is politically correct," he said.
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Pauline Hanson doesn't necessarily say things in the politically correct way.
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"We don't do it to be politically correct," Mr. Zacharius said.
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He tells you what he feels, and it's not politically correct.
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"Donald Trump is vulgar, overweight, he's not politically correct," says Naison.
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"The bar is not to be just politically correct," Hall said.
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Newsflash: President Donald Trump isn't a politically correct or polite person.
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Let me tell you — and, of course, it's not politically correct.
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Let's end the politically correct agenda that doesn't put America first.
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Let's end the politically correct agenda that doesn't put America first. #trump2016.
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Or to put it in Trumpian terms, Wayne was not politically correct.
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"[It's] a more 'politically correct' term for the vagina farting," Jones says.
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Jesus was one of the least politically correct people of his day.
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Its litany of possibly "triggering" material was mocked as overly politically correct.
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There is no stopping where this politically correct obsession will take us.
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I don't know if that is popular or politically correct to say.
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Linda, my real daughter, is feisty, politically correct, against racism and misogyny.
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And paying lip service to tired, politically correct clichés now seems irrelevant.
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Would you say their words are respectful, politically correct, and family friendly?
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Down the toilet with "politically correct" sensitivity about stereotyping, racism, and sexism.
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They're not here to be politically correct, or to serve as activists.
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There's no calling mom and dad to help brainstorm politically correct phrasing.
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But we don't have time to be politically correct for our country.
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"Not politically correct, but I don't care," he said in December. Terrorism?
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He is known as argumentative, slightly erratic, and anything but politically correct.
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Being "politically correct" is not a federal law; it is simply polite.
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"They're being politically correct the way they take them out," he sighed.
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And I don't think it's politically correct to say we value that.
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"We're fighting a very politically correct war," he said during the campaign.
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Being patently politically correct is also a thing at ESPN now, apparently.
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" "See, these guys want to be so politically correct -- get her out!...
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And Mr. Trump's denouncement of "politically correct" language gave them that permission.
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There's space for every pronoun, every hyphen and every politically correct portmanteau.
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I can be the most politically correct person you have ever seen.
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Mr. Alda plays the dyspeptic, pre-politically correct Uncle Pete, who tends bar.
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At the time, the politically correct thing was to denounce the Confederate flag.
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His entire campaign has been based on not following the politically correct norms.
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"People need to calm down, get a little less politically correct," he said.
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I'm not politically correct and I'm not judging you and that's the key.
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"I like that he's not politically correct," said Sarvinder Naberhaus, 54, of Ames.
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" Rubio defends his defense of Muslims: "I'm not interested in being politically correct.
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"We all pretend we're politically correct...racism, bigotry, it's there," he told Roberts.
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"I can be more politically correct than anybody you've ever interviewed," Trump said.
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Instead, it positions itself as collecting protest votes against a politically correct elite.
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Rosie O'Donnell just said she felt "shame" at being fat-not politically correct!
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"They don't use the word 'Christmas' because it's not politically correct," Trump said.
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And at least Trump sticks it to all of those politically correct liberals.
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"Whether it's racial profiling or politically correct, we better get smart," he said.
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" Mr. Trump emphatically denies being bigoted, saying he is simply not "politically correct.
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You've said just here that they're part of a politically correct moral panic.
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You call it politically correct, but you're bringing it up in this conversation.
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But not just liberal: Weak, feminine, politically correct, and generally un-Trump-like.
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The editors should not listen to a vindictive son or politically correct employees.
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I also spotted an inevitable complaint that the movie was too politically correct.
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But we've become so politically correct that no one wants to say it.
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Feminists were dismissed as unattractive, shrill harridans or ridiculed as politically correct scolds.
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As he saw it, Gionet was a victim of a politically correct culture.
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But I didn't come out and say all this to be politically correct.
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"In the good old days, they'd rip him out of that seat so fast, but today everybody is politically correct -- our country's going to hell for being politically correct," Trump said, as the man was whisked away after a few minutes.
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I am not saying this because it is the politically correct thing to do.
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I think it was a parody of what would be considered politically correct today.
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The terrorists certainly take advantage of the politically correct madness that consumes the West.
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We don't even have that thing to think we have to be politically correct.
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Get ready for the most politically correct — and politically incorrect — election of our lifetime.
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I was at Oberlin College, then as now a symbol of "politically correct" culture.
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" Paladino verified his comments to The Buffalo News, saying he is not "politically correct.
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Many police officers denounce it as politically correct hokum that will get cops killed.
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But he is not a subscriber to what other comedians label "politically correct" speech.
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"Look, I'm too old to be politically correct," he told CNBC, on September 13th.
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It's correct, but it's not politically correct, you know, this is the old days.
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The era of politically correct Washington insiders and lawyers filling Cabinet positions is over.
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Voters admire politicians like Biden who say what they think without being politically correct.
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ISIS and other Islamic terror groups cannot be defeated if we are politically correct.
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The truth is very unpopular these days; it's very important to be politically correct.
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"I won't pull the cover over your eyes and be politically correct," he added.
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Or to be politically correct for Conway, that it is not an alternative fact.
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The segment echoed complaints by some that the additions amounted to politically correct pandering.
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"I think the big problem this country has is being politically correct," he said.
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They figured that an unfamiliar, unnavigable and politically correct landscape was now fast approaching.
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I, too, am part of Pakistan's new, well-read, well-heeled, politically correct patriarchy.
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FOR THE most politically correct prime minister in Canada's history, the embarrassment is acute.
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Anyone who questions the politically correct orthodoxy, whether on race, sex, climate change, etc.
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I can see how the knee-jerk politically correct police can't grasp this concept.
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" It's not just Democrats and the politically correct who suffer from "Trump derangement syndrome.
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Pick whoever is most qualified for the job, not what is most politically correct.
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" Liberals can take the name "The Dinner Theater of the Politically Correct and Absurd.
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" He also said, "Today you can't make that movie because it's not politically correct.
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But what some people decry as politically correct, others see as vital social progress.
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" Business daily Handelsblatt's headline focused on Trump's call that "we cannot be so politically correct.
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"Walker said NASA should focus on deep space exploration rather than "politically correct environmental monitoring.
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Look, I&aposm not a politically correct guy, but I am against stereotypes and discrimination.
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And they&aposve always been sort of more on the politically correct side of things.
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"I love this new world, I no longer have to be politically correct," he replied.
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And if that wasn't good enough for the politically correct liberals, then all the better.
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Warren Beatty may not be politically correct in "Bulworth," but hey, at least he's honest!
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Maybe because truths are uncomfortable and may be because sometimes they are not politically correct.
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Yet as always, politically correct progressive politicians never think about the law of unintended consequences.
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By contrast, the live broadcast in China was politically correct to a mind-numbing extreme.
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" "I refuse to call Megyn Kelly a bimbo, because that would not be politically correct.
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None of it matters, because the Clintons wrap themselves in politically correct, feel-good rhetoric.
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By him not being so politically correct, it does make people sit up and listen.
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"Donald Trump is no different from politically correct leftist elites," Cruz said in a statement.
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You've been outspoken about stand-up audiences being too sensitive and politically correct these days.
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Where legal documents are often written in Courier, Comic Sans scoffs at what's politically correct.
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It shouldn't be 'politically correct' to extend kindness to the hurting, condemnation to the wrongdoers.
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That's part of what he considers a politically correct corralling of speech from the left.
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Because he tells it like it is and takes on all that politically correct stuff.
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Trump has previously expressed his qualms with the time-consuming nature of being politically correct.
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Trump described the order as a "watered down, politically correct" version of his original one.
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So, to suddenly find that doing sexual art made me not politically correct seemed absurd.
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And it's yet one more sign of this politically correct world where we forget common sense.
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"People need to calm down, get a little less politically correct," he said on Nov. 30.
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Our postmodern, post-Marxist (left-wing, liberal, politically correct) era has lost touch with this duality.
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Even over here (his firm) which is a very conservative shop and not terribly politically correct.
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Well, maybe I beat the politically correct crap, even though I don't think they dislike me!
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At some point in the early 90s, I was pretty politically correct in terms of representation.
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There's a woman at the EPA -- look, I'm too old not to -- to be politically correct.
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If I can get politically correct Congressmen who ACTUALLY get things done, I would be ecstatic!!
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They don't have to be politically correct, as long as they're authentic, respectful, compassionate, and empathetic.
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But hey, fortunately in the Trump era, only politically-correct "snowflakes" should care about feelings. pic.twitter.
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" The president added: "It may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run.
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Like any good state-run giant, it is politically correct, its statements echoing Communist Party slogans.
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I'm talking about common sense…We have to stop being so politically correct in this country.
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" Last fall, he told a South Carolina audience "I'm so tired of this politically correct crap.
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"In a review from the Los Angeles Times, a critic described it as "not politically correct.
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It was a message that many others in energy and political circles felt wasn't politically correct.
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He has accused his competitors with being too "politically correct" on the issue of interrogation techniques.
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Not necessarily people that will be the most politically correct people, because that hasn't been working.
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"People need to calm down, get a little less politically correct and love everybody," he said.
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"This isn't about being politically correct," said Sybrina Fulton, mother of slain black teenager Trayvon Martin.
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This country has become so politically correct, uptight and thin-skinned that it's making everyone nuts.
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Mr. Buffett's moral code is one of being direct, even when it is not politically correct.
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The left for some reason will tolerate almost anything a "politically correct" person does or says.
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It's probably not politically correct to talk about it, but you have to think about it.
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"I think the big problem this country has is being politically correct," he said to Kelly.
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The president, though, was furious about what he saw as backing down to politically correct adversaries.
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" If you press them further and ask about how he has told it with respect to American Muslims, the disabled, Mexican-Americans, women and "The Blacks," they usually will fall back on "he is not politically correct" or "I am sick and tired of being politically correct.
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It's not that Beecroft isn't being "politically correct," as Larocca writes in the New York magazine piece.
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Navarro has accused NASA of "politically correct environmental monitoring" of climate change through its earth-observing satellites.
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These are but a few politically correct buzzwords that have found a home on modern college campuses.
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They don't worry if it's politically correct to shoot a mentally deranged gunman, they'll just do it.
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"What I realized now, [is that] we have to be politically correct all the time," she said.
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Me thinks the politically correct Disney types completely missed the irony of this part of the story.
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We should have her in London as it is NOT politically correct to have her in Moscow!
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The pressure to be politically correct, in his mind, is the cancer that eats away at America.
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Mother of Trayvon Martin: "This isn't about being politically correct, this is about saving our children" pic.twitter.
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They imagined the reds thought Democrats a bunch of smug, godless, politically correct traitors to the constitution.
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"I'm probably never going to be politically correct because I'm not a politician," he told the crowd.
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" Or as Trump would put it, "We have to stop being so politically correct in this country.
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They don't worry if it's politically correct to shoot a mentally-deranged gunman, they'll just do it.
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"We have to get much smarter, and we have to get much less politically correct," he said.
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When you watch it, you realize the politically correct thing to do is show scorn and ridicule.
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"Many people see this as a positive and politically correct way to approach the issue," said Bjerre.
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I don't mean this in the politically correct sense but in the very mental and physical sense.
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It's not being "overly sensitive" or "politically correct" to say that these purposefully public declarations are hurtful.
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He's not bought-and-paid-for, and he doesn't conform to the effete, politically correct campaign pageantry.
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"These coalitions produce politically correct bromides such as calls to ban everything from straws to fossil fuels."
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The desire by the left to be politically correct at the expense of our people is dangerous.
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She's not politically correct (loves to make Lollipop Guild comments to Willie's sidekick, played by Tony Cox).
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I like his kicking the politically correct safe-place seekers in the shins and not backing down.
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I understand that politically-correct talk often dilutes our conversations and keeps us from the blunt truth.
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Trump campaigned as unapologetically "politically correct," refusing to back down from statements seen as offensive or inflammatory.
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" Again, Figueroa fired back with "not politically correct" remarks, which included calling the president a "bloody idiot.
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There's so many things today that are politically correct that didn't exist when I was growing up.
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They have to sit they politically correct ass down and figure out what it is they want.
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And let's face it, even in the world of Trump's "politically correct" enemies, animals don't get trials.
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I will present the facts plainly and honestly We cannot afford to be so politically correct anymore.
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"We're really going to lace into people if they don't say what's politically correct," Mr. David said.
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It would be easier for me and more politically correct for me to say you are right.
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"This isn't about being politically correct," Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin, said on Tuesday night.
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There's not much of a backstory, nor is it politically correct; Joe Lewis doesn't give a shit.
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I think they're trying to be very politically correct, or fair and balanced, right, is the term.
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Let Jolly Santa hand out his boring, politically correct presents to all the good boys and girls.
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A veteran college assistant coach told me that "grass-roots basketball" is just the politically correct term.
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Some online critics have called out the move as too politically correct, a notion that Apatow dismissed.
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Back then, the NFL began cracking down on giving Super Bowls to cities that weren't politically correct.
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I will take great issue with the notion that suddenly "Homeland" has become politically correct this year.
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Le Pen would boost the wine industry by getting rid of a "politically correct" law curtailing advertising.
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But the current politically correct response cripples our ability to talk and to think and act clearly.
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" But he likes the show for its "different perspective on things" and because it's "not politically correct.
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"This isn't about being politically correct," Sybrina Fulton, the mother of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin said.
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We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people.
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Though a politically correct approach to beauty politics reigns in public discourse, the veneer is a thin one.
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They are using politically correct language to advocate for wealthy white seats while attempting to not sound racist.
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So I can't, like, do any rap that's politically correct, so I would never rap in my life.
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Many were taken aback by the confident, unapologetic and far from politically correct New York businessman -- including me.
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And many of them are actively using 4chan's Politically Correct board as a platform to recruit new supporters.
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"But more important to us than being politically correct is standing up for what we believe is right."
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Their strength was in exactly that they were beyond the law and beyond what society considered politically correct.
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They grumble that green activists and politically correct urban types have allowed the return of an old enemy.
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Is their enlightened, fair-minded response evidence of "politically-correct" subterfuge or of a pluralist society making inroads?
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The entire news-gathering process needed to stick to what the authorities regarded as politically correct, Xinhua said.
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At the same time, I want to teach him how to be not politically correct but morally correct.
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We're trying to be so politically correct in our country, and this is only going to get worse.
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It&aposs considered politically correct at times to talk about good versus evil and clearly there is evil.
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But -- WATTERS: But the problem is the people that create the algorithms are usually politically-correct whiz kids.
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"At this point we begin the politically correct process of saying how we loved them all," Salleh said.
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He mocked the "politically-correct" aversion to calling the order a "travel ban" — capitalizing the words for emphasis.
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In today's environment, which is so politically correct, people will make a big thing about anything you do.
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When they do, it is sometimes for a good deed noted by a politically correct pro-government organ.
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In the current politically correct climate, the idea of men learning to be better with women is abhorrent.
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How many people have to die before West wakes up to dangers of politically correct immigration/refugee policies?
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"I said something that was kind of politically correct," West said during a concert in San Jose, Calif.
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And doesn't hand it to the most politically correct or someone who will simply sell the most magazines.
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"I said something that was kind of politically correct," West told the concert crowd in San Jose, Calif.
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"It would have been much easier to make the politically correct decision and lose with honors," he said.
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Long before her time, some on the left scorned communism for insisting that every expression be politically correct.
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"The current politically correct response cripples our ability to talk and to think and act clearly," he said.
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No, no, it sounds like you want to try to give some politically correct slam-dunk of this.
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It's more like Lily Savage and Paul O'Grady, it's very rude and offensive and not very politically correct.
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" He believed that Professor Ronell was "a walking provocation for a stiff Politically Correct inhabitant of our academia.
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"Politically correct" forces of change are undermining those traditions in ways that are terribly threatening to this nation.
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"I think for a modern society, the central text of the culture should be politically correct," he said.
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"You can't please everyone in this world — it's a little too (politically correct) today," Saucier told the newspaper.
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The fact that we are a PC, politically correct country, well, that will only be used against us.
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The problem in today's politically correct society is that much of behavioral recognition can also be labeled "profiling".
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"People feel there is no need to be politically correct anymore," said Mami, 24, a higher-education administrator.
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Even in less politically correct times, it's hard work to stay inside the accepted customs of daily living.
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Mr. Nkrumah's "luckily" was an acknowledgment of a fact of life without the filter of the politically correct.
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By applying ill-defined, politically correct labels on violent criminals, the media is doing the public a disservice.
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But the argument was lost on the politically correct crowd who quickly labeled me an anti-Muslim bigot.
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The fact that we are a PC, politically correct country, well that will only be used against us.
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What about creating a workplace that's just too — and I hate to use this term but — politically correct?
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"We're so politically correct," he complained to reporters in the cabinet room, "that we're afraid to do anything."
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We&aposre so politically correct that we&aposre afraid to do anything, and that&aposs not only our country.
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But they treat consciousness of sexual harassment as a uniquely post-feminist phenomenon: the result of politically correct brainwashing.
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" Fulton added a note of urgency, saying, "This isn't about being politically correct, this is about saving our children.
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She decided to take the politically correct route by supporting both Issa and a very controversial Tasha (Dominique Perry).
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The fight against politically correct campus culture has energized College Republicans like never before, many activists told BuzzFeed News.
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Alt-right adherents, like many who support Trump, have flocked to his anti-establishment and anti-politically correct rhetoric.
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It's about raging against the "politically correct" elite that stifle honest truth-telling in the name of opposing racism.
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There is an appetite for heartless humor and a bustling market for anything in opposition to the politically correct.
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He's by far the least politically correct member of the Royal Family, but, despite mass consternation, he still DGAF.
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Donald Trump may be running for president, but that doesn't mean he's suddenly going to start being politically correct.
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Digital gun control Apple's dumping its pistol emoji, in favor of a more politically correct neon green water gun.
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" Pyron then wrote that "apparently nowadays I gotta be politically correct," and clarified: "Maybe I should say 'adipose tissue.
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His tweets frequently rallied against the so-called politically correct left and in support of causes such as GamerGate.
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In the campaign, it fueled denunciations of "politically correct" adversaries that cemented his bond with white working-class voters.
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For others it all seemed ludicrous, narcissistic, and emblematic of the liberal, politically correct bubble that the company occupies.
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But eradicating bias isn't just politically correct; increasing gender diversity could change the face of AI research as well.
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Trump Jr., bashed "moronic politically correct culture" following Tibbetts's death, misspelling her last name in a hashtag on Thursday.
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While the 'politically correct' view depicts the nation divided by race, the scenes from Houston 'told a different story.
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" Trump supporters speak positively of the president's blunt style, saying they "want a president who is not politically correct.
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"I refuse to call Megyn Kelly a bimbo, because that would not be politically correct," Trump said on Twitter.
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Sandling said some visitors complain about the use of the term enslaved people and say it's too politically correct.
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"We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people," he tweeted.
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It starts with Marge reading Lisa an old bedtime story that's been updated for a more politically correct age.
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It was in the old days where you were allowed to do that, before things were so politically correct.
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Trump tweeted that his Justice Department shouldn't have proposed a "watered down, politically correct version" to the Supreme Court.
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"Politically correct" has become the phrase people use to define those who use cultural power to enforce ideological conformity.
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I don't like that 'urban' word -- it's just a politically correct way to say the n-word to me.
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"I said something that was kind of politically correct," West told listeners during a concert in San Jose, Calif.
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This had all the markings of Bannon, who deplores what he deems the politically correct coddling of minority groups.
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"As a discredit to all of us, they use words like too 'liberal' or too 'politically correct,' " she said.
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Although the term is politically correct, no refugee will ever use the word as a means of self-identification.
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"I said something that was kind of politically correct," West told listeners during a concert in San Jose, Calif.
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Cruz slammed the front-runner for being "politically correct," saying the law is necessary to protect children from predators.
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"We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people," he posted.
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Certain questions are asked to me, and I give a straight answer as opposed to a politically correct answer.
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Even Donald J. Trump joined the backlash against it as some sort of sop to the politically correct crowd.
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"I think the big problem this country has is being politically correct," he replied (to applause from the audience).
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He ran vowing to dispense with the politically correct restraints of the past and has upheld that promise steadfastly.
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At the same time, I worry there's a part of Silicon Valley that is hyper-politically correct about sex.
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She made comments that weren't politically correct and the party not only tolerated it, but was excited by it.
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" He vowed to "protect our LGBTQ citizens," minutes after saying "We cannot afford to be so politically correct anymore.
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Or do you buy into this notion that we need to be so politically correct and give balance to everything?
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Whether you like it or not and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run.
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In the controversy, Yiannopoulos took the position of saying that people were too "politically correct" in talking about the issue.
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Diversity should matter to the high-tech sector because it makes good business sense, not because it is politically correct.
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Fan boys petitioned to "save Derpy," failed, and the term officially became part of the war on "politically correct" language.
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" Trump's morning tweets: "We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people.
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I remember back when I was a child watching The Brady Bunch and they started to get all politically correct.
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Khloé tries to explain her feelings and also struggles with being, in her words, politically correct about the whole situation.
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As in — "I know this isn't 'politically correct' to say out loud, but..." It's a precursor to airing offensive thought.
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Obama, and all others, have been so weak, and so politically correct, that terror groups are forming and getting stronger!
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Throughout his career, Donald Trump has delivered real results, and told the truth even when it was not politically correct.
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Then why do these Cubanos plan to vote for Trump, other than to exasperate their politically correct Gen-X offspring?
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As one speaker lectured politicians, it is not a time to be politically correct, it is time to do something.
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They don't use the word Christmas because it's not politically correct," he said, later adding: "We're saying merry Christmas again.
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The right argues that this was little more than a diplomatic courtesy that has been exaggerated for politically correct reasons.
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A lot of times the people that get to the top aren't necessarily those people anymore because they're politically correct.
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You don't need to be Jerry Seinfeld to know that social interactions in today's politically correct climate can be befuddling.
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Some of the artifacts and featured players, taken individually, might come across as spoon-fed doses of politically correct multiculturalism.
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And that style, and that method of communication, has proven that it can beat a politically correct way of communication.
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"One hoped for something more convincing - it's a politically correct statement," said Otman Gordillo, economist at AdCap brokerage in Bogota.
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You don't believe that Mr. Wentz is talking about someone who is not politically correct for a second, do you?
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We have more personal freedom, and people are so concerned with being politically correct, that sometimes it actually restricts them.
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I think they're trying to be very politically correct — or 'fair and balanced,' right, is the term, fair and balanced.
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It's a victory over the politically correct globalist elites who show little interest in the well-being of the people.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump mocked that change as excessively "politically correct," raising the possibility that he will rescind it.
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For Mr. Beinart, such a comparison reveals one striking difference between the speeches: President Trump's was much more politically correct.
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And like our president, Kelly is ready to take on the status quo, the politically correct, and the special interests.
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Coriolanus, the Bloods' enforcer, becomes an "in-your-face hammer" who won't deliver the politically correct messages his handlers want.
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"I can be the most politically correct person you have ever seen," he said at an Iowa rally in January.
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Walker argues the 2018 calendar is more than another politically correct PR stunt or stab at diversity for money's sake.
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Some young men, after being fed this nonsense at a university, start to search for answers outside the politically correct cannon.
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He says there may be thousands of drag performers in China who engage in his type of politically correct cross-dressing.
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Stop working soooo hard on being politically correct, which will only bring you down, and continue to fight for our Country.
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Mr Trump once stated that "the problem [America] has is being politically correct," and sees himself as a corrective to that.
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A new politically correct cautiousness has also made us as positive and peppy as people from the rest of the country.
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Recently, schools cracked down on non-politically correct outfits, from creepy clowns to Caitlyn Jenner, and just about everything in between.
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Then he proved that repeatedly breaking with liberal orthodoxy over politically correct speech wasn't lethal in the general election after all.
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Nevertheless, his long history in the public eye suggests colorblindness rather than malice, and a healthy disdain for politically correct fascism.
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The politicians are more worried about being politically correct and about what other countries think about us than they do Americans.
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Trump: If you want to be so politically correct -- O'Reilly: Do you have a vision of how that profiling would work?
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Trump said he would "knock the hell out of" ISIS, and criticized the U.S. for "fighting a very politically correct war."
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Even worse, he suggested that government lawyers are simply making a "politically correct" argument as a way to please the courts.
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They like what he says about politicians, immigrants, Black Lives Matter activists, highly educated urban elites, and politically correct college kids.
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The New Yorker labeled undocumented immigrants "rapists" in his announcement speech and boasted that he didn't care to be politically correct.
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"Politicians are so politically correct anymore, they can't breathe," Trump said in an interview published Wednesday in the New York Times.
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Politically Correct-culture was in full swing and people were encouraged to be more thoughtful with their language because words mattered.
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This kind of abstract framing tends to push respondents toward giving more "politically correct" answers to standard poll questions about immigration.
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Bannon was intoxicated by Breitbart, who saw politics as a fight to save American culture from the insidious politically-correct left.
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" "We have to keep our surveillance up and we have to not be politically correct and we have to be aggressive.
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Trump is willing to have conversations and discuss issues that other candidates aren't willing to discuss because they're so politically correct.
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That same framework could also be found in the 2009 book The Politically Correct University, published by the American Enterprise Institute.
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It's not about goosing the numbers to be politically correct; the resulting model will actually be more accurate in its predictions.
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It's not always the politically correct thing, but I think that's what people are enjoying about Trump being in the running.
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Texas LC George P. Bush backed me when it wasn't the politically correct thing to do, and I back him now.
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" — Scotty McCartney "Your title story above, at first, seemed rather "politically correct;" in other words, does everything have to be equal?
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The new Marvel movie is not the first film to come under attack for a perceived feminist or politically correct underpinning.
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Democrats tied in virtuous politically correct knots meet Republicans unbound in their vile and unrepentant grossness: Welcome to the 2020 campaign.
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He's made a virtue of his unconventional speaking style, saying he's "tired of this politically correct crap" coming from rival politicians.
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" He went on to laud Mr. Trump for not being "politically correct" or "rehearsing and focus grouping every statement he makes.
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"I think the big problem this country has is being politically correct," Trump said in a Republican primary debate in 2016.
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He said he likes Trump's brashness, which reminds him of an old way of life when people weren't so politically correct.
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Lindy West The first thousand times I was accused of being a politically correct, anti-free-speech censor, it seemed silly.
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"Like our president, Kelly is ready to take on the status quo, the politically correct and the special interest," Kemp said.
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Otherwise, these sites risk becoming echo chambers of politically correct views where huge swaths of the population do not feel welcome.
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By contrast, Cohn is a Goldman Sachs product who represents a more politically correct preference for economic growth policies over ideology.
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Trump "doesn't say what's politically correct, he says what's in his heart ... and sometimes that gets him in trouble," Falwell said.
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"I think we're politically correct to the point of endangering people," Michaels told Women's Health U.K. for their Jan./Feb. issue.
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Brunchers need to be confronted by "die-ins;" politically correct social justice warriors need to be bombarded with abuse and memes.
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"We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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VICE: With your stance on gender equality and refugee discourse, Sweden might just be the most politically correct nation on Earth.
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His appeal seems rather harder to pin down, aside from a generalized narrative of decline coupled with an anti-politically correct persona.
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Such supporters feel he's fallen victim to what many on the right perceive as the progressive social justice movement's "politically correct" groupthink.
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You know, whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run.
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Behind the invective lurked a vision of Europe as a consortium of sovereign nations, free from politically correct elites and pesky foreigners.
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I go to art school with all these people who are supposedly really politically correct and on the ball and all that.
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Rather, it was the product of a politically correct moral panic that totally engulfed Murray's career and has yet to release him.
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"We have to keep our surveillance up and we have to not be politically correct and we have to be aggressive," Rep.
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Did we include them because it was the right thing to do or because it was the politically correct thing to do?
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The issue of offensive language toward Native Americans that has been used throughout this presidential race is not about being politically correct.
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" Others justified the slogans by saying that they're "not politically correct" or that anybody who finds them offensive is being "too sensitive.
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" Cruz released a statement shortly after Trump's initial comments on Thursday, lambasting Trump for being "no different from politically correct leftist elites.
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He's not -- you know the thing he talks about not being politically correct -- he's not and I like that about the guy.
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"This might not be politically correct, but I know the power of what faith and family can do," Emanuel said on Aug.
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The show's abrupt change in tone prompted Dorothy Rabinowitz of The Wall Street Journal to complain of a new "politically correct" Homeland.
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For a question with so much riding on it—does using politically correct language actually make a person less of a jerk?
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Too often, this is apparently determined not by whether the story is "fake" news or newsworthy, but by whether it's politically correct.
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Djokovic said they were "not politically correct," but that came at the very end of his griping about hormones and equal pay.
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If the alt right has a coherent credo, it's to wage war on what it sees as politically correct speech and thought.
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More memorable was what linguists named the "most outrageous" word of 1990 — the newly coined phrase "politically correct," or "PC" for short.
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Because an army of sociopathic feminist programmers and campaigners, abetted by achingly politically correct American tech bloggers, are terrorising the entire community.
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One was his fans, for whom he was breaking through "politically correct," racially neutral orthodoxy to articulate their fears of cultural change.
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In calling the revised order "politically correct," Mr. Trump suggested that his goal throughout had been to exclude travelers based on religion.
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It's not so politically correct, and we all know by now that she didn't need saving, but I find it outrageously romantic.
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For the right, it's one in which government continually overreaches and cultural debates are built to punish anyone who isn't ''politically correct.
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I know the politically correct business better than anybody," Trump said, then talking about his latest inflammatory comment that "Islam hates America.
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They are more willing to say -- or tweet -- what's on their minds, whether or not it is "politically correct" to do so.
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"He was anything but politically correct, which was refreshing," said Kathy Wylde, who leads the pro-business Partnership for New York City.
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We have to get things done in this country, and you're never gonna get things done if we just stay politically correct.
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Politically correct bureaucrats in federal agencies have been treating religious freedom as an afterthought at best, and trampling it underfoot at worst.
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Donald Trump said that if he were elected president, he would become the calmest, nicest, most politically correct person in the world.
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A mainstream immigration policy designed to benefit America or Hillary Clinton there's radical immigration policy designed to benefit politically correct special interests.
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Golden State Warriors matchup ... though he does it in such a smooth, politically correct way, he won't lose a friend over it.
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The Republican House speaker warned of the ramifications of electing Clinton and what he called the "politically correct moralizing" of the Democratic Party.
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You have to stop being politically correct, stop being apologetic and realize this enemy wants to kill us in the most diabolical way.
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That's right, we need a TRAVEL BAN for certain DANGEROUS countries, not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people!
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When asked if her girls had reached any notable milestones lately, Bell, as usual, had a very politically correct — and politically, period — response.
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"It's really easy for everyone to get so politically correct that there's no room for comedy, for people to find humor," she explains.
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Indians aren't impacted by the Mexican border -- they are more taken by the idea of a strong leader who isn't always politically correct.
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If you see politics through a rigid orthodoxy -- must be polished, must be internationalist, must be politically correct -- then, yes, Trump lost badly.
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His recent comments, on how NASA's "politically correct environmental monitoring" could just be ported over to NOAA, suggest a little bit of both.
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The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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Generally speaking, the giallo genre is indulgent, in no way politically correct, flesh-flaunting, and not exactly critical of the relationships it portrays.
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The MAGA hat is a reaffirmation of so-called traditional American values in an era that critics claim has become too politically correct.
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They viewed Obama-era terms like "Countering Violent Extremism" (CVE) as a politically correct substitute for calling out the real problem: radical Islam.
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Robbed by Crooked Hillary and a rigged election, undermined by politically correct wusses and Mexican rapists, Trump will don the mantle of martyrdom.
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In contrast to more politically correct attitudes prevailing in the United States and Britain, German media tend to embrace their editorial freedoms wholeheartedly.
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But as someone who works and lives in San Francisco, I've seen firsthand the kind of oppressive, politically correct environment he talks about.
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Members of the public may feel under pressure to provide an answer that is deemed to be more publicly acceptable, or 'politically correct'.
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Politicians won't be honest with you because they are afraid of the media, the politically correct police, the establishment, he tells his base.
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Trump continued with the time-honored defense of the angry and "politically correct": citing the approval of unnamed friends in the criticizing group.
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They see the rise of a politically correct monoculture, one that's enforcing ideological conformity across one of the largest sectors of the economy.
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You see, the real intention of the operation was to weaponize the bureaucracy to go after industries distasteful to the politically correct palate.
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"You know I like to be politically correct, but sometimes I'm politically incorrect," he said on Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live" last year.
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" Trump also derided political correctness in his Wednesday remarks, complaining that the country is "so politically correct that we're afraid to do anything.
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To its critics on the right, the EU means rule by politically correct bureaucrats blithe to the destruction of Europe's historic national identities.
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More than $200 billion spent to plant a politically correct United Nations flag on the surface — and maybe stay for month or two.
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Instead, it spends its time appealing to urban special interest groups with "identity politics," such politically correct fripperies as multigender bathrooms and microaggressions.
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And Mr. Trump has criticized Starbucks as trying to be too politically correct, bashing the company for no longer selling Christmas-themed cups.
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Tell me, how did we get to the point where spewing hatred is the best way to prove contempt for the politically correct?
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SÃO PAULO — Critics in major Brazilian newspapers have been calling the 32nd São Paulo Biennial too "politically correct," all ideas and no art.
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SÃO PAULO — Critics in major Brazilian newspapers have been calling the 323nd São Paulo Biennial too "politically correct," all ideas and no art.
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While they have a diverse set of beliefs and interests, they share one core belief: Mainstream conservatism is full of politically correct sellouts.
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" As in: "We need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries, not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people.
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Representation is such a complicated issue because on the surface it presents itself as a politically correct, objective good for all of society.
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"Whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run," Trump told reporters.
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"Texas LC George P. Bush backed me when it wasn't the politically correct thing to do, and I back him now," Trump tweeted.
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Failing to act out of fear for hurt feelings or to uphold politically correct narratives is irresponsible, especially when lives are at stake.
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Throughout the election, he turned what might have been judged as moral lapses into heroic refusals to conform to politically correct moral criteria.
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" He also touts his travel ban: "We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people.
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The president also drew condemnation when he urged security officials to not worry about being "politically correct" as they escorted out a protester.
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This is why I'm convinced that if he was in his 20s now, he'd be the most politically correct person of them all.
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She says the politically correct thing, that she "absolutely" believes the two men, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who describe horrific, ongoing abuse.
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With GamerGaters added to that lovely mix, the_donald took a formal stand against "Social Justice Warriors" in April, referring to politically correct liberals.
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In some ways, for Yiannopoulos and his crusade against what he sees as politically correct censors on the left, the cancellation was a win.
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So, as Bernie said before, they&aposre going to kill us unless we kill them first and we have to stop being politically correct.
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I don&apost know if that&aposs supposed to be popular or politically correct to say, but we really did, we have good chemistry.
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After thumbing through a few pages, Slim quoted directly from the book to explain why Trump's governing principles may not always be politically correct.
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In March 2017, Trump issued a second order — which he later referred to as a "watered down, politically correct version" of his initial ban.
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"— During an interview with MSNBC in August 2015"I mean, we could say politically correct, that look doesn't matter, but the look obviously matters.
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He called him a "patriot" who kept Arizona safe, signalling that checks and balances against race-based policing are so much politically correct nonsense.
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"Speaking the truth might upset those who would rather be politically correct than safe," Trump campaign spokesman Jason Miller told CNN in an email.
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This is a man, as we all are aware, who refuses to be politically correct and is clearly not afraid to speak his mind.
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The FAO suggests adoption of its voluntary guidelines for land deals to be "socially, culturally and politically correct, environmentally friendly, and economically mutually profitable".
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The difference is that one of these shows doesn't fit Hollywood's liberal, politically correct narrative – and it's not the one trailing behind in ratings.
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In their view, cries of racism, sexism, and homophobia are politically correct bludgeons used to silence dissent, to delegitimize conservatives and slander the innocent.
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Mr. Trump's supporters have insisted that the image never contained a Star of David and that people were being too sensitive or politically correct.
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It is scandalous how so-called scientists, mostly academic-based and funded by government grants, have endorsed the politically correct policies of global warming.
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Using "illegal alien" when talking about immigration, for example, rather than the more politically correct "undocumented immigrant," became a regular part of political dialogue.
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And he can showcase his own willingness to avoid the politically correct course, a tendency that has been an important driver of his success.
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These are individuals encountered or identified by ICE, but who were not detained or processed for deportation because it wouldn't have been politically correct.
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Mr. Paladino, in the interview with The Times, said he was "not politically correct," though he disputed the notion that his comments were racist.
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Sinha ticks all the virtue-signalling boxes by allowing Ayaan to makes the right noises, uttering every politically correct cliché he can think of.
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If we are living in such a sensitive and politically correct age, as comics often remind us, how does he get away with this?
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A Word With "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" has never been for the faint of heart, the delicate of constitution or the politically correct.
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But Mr. Trump has derided the lifting of the ban as "politically correct," raising the possibility that his administration may roll back the changes.
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Directors of more recent productions have made an effort to adapt "West Side Story" into something culturally relevant and a bit more politically correct.
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And Mr. Murdoch disdains the politically correct mores of the media world, relishing any chance to defy liberal detractors who might challenge his success.
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"We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people," he wrote in another on Sunday morning.
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" Decrying the culture of policing tone, Trump lamented: "Our country has become so politically correct that we can't move anymore, we can't walk anymore.
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" Other slides, however, may explain why Damore thought Google "has created a politically correct monoculture that maintains its hold by shaming dissenters into silence.
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This was especially important, Mr. Tolstoy was quoted as saying, "in today's politically correct world, when everyone is hiding their real thoughts and feelings."
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To be sure, the safe decision, the politically correct one, would have been for President Trump to simply do what his predecessors had done.
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In the years since, it's gone the other direction, with the rise of online personalities defining counter culture as pushing against "politically correct" rhetoric.
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These are individuals encounters or identified by I.C.E. But who were not detained or proceed for deportation because it wouldn't have been politically correct.
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We talked afterword about the ideas presented to him in the language of a corporate culture laboring to say simple things using politically correct language.
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Washington society had deemed Eaton scandalous because he -- like Jackson -- had married his wife under not-so-politically correct circumstances, Jackson refused to give in.
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Yeah, they're not politically correct by any ... They're definitely more ... It feels to me like white males who want to join a country club, right?
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And, we have been too politically correct in this country because we don't want to offend anybody to fight for the lives of our children.
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" But even that judge took swipes at Trump, calling the president's comments about immigrants "unfortunate, less than politically correct," and "misguided, inconsistent, and occasionally irrational.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, taking to Twitter on Sunday, urged the world to stop being "politically correct" in order to ensure public security against terrorism.
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After Clinton narrowly edged him in the primaries for the nomination, her campaign clearly focused on attacking Trump on personal issues and politically correct orthodoxies.
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Or when she's free to choose porn tailored to her tastes, consensually indulge her least politically correct fantasies, or use sex to support herself financially?
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"In a op-ed last month, a senior Trump advisor suggested gutting NASA's vital Earth science division, which he characterized as "politically correct environmental monitoring.
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In our cautious, politically correct environment, none could have survived such misogynistic, racist or otherwise unacceptable outbursts ranging from infantile tantrums to sinister, calculated abuse.
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" he tweeted.
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" Franchione admits it probably wasn't the best thing for Jimbo to do in today's "politically correct society" ... but tells us, "It wouldn't have bothered me.
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"We will cease to be the heirs of Attila the Hun if becoming a people's party means embracing a politically correct, careful traditionalism," he said.
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"If you disagree with the politically correct thought police on this new definition of gender, you're a bigot, you're the worst of evil," McCrory said.
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"While @BetteMidler is an extremely unattractive woman, I refuse to say that because I always insist on being politically correct," he added in another tweet.
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Their playbook has been to identify states that deviate from the politically correct progressive position and to wage scorched earth political campaigns in those states.
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And he claimed that ESPN is losing viewers because it's too politically correct, which isn't true—cord-cutting, not Jemele Hill, has cost it subscribers.
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Damore has since become a hero to some on the far right, who have attacked what they characterize as politically correct groupthink in Silicon Valley.
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"Obama, and all others, have been so weak, and so politically correct, that terror groups are forming and getting stronger!" he tweeted in March. Torture?
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" he added.
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I don&apost know where we got messed up along the way that we decided being politically correct is more important than having conflict resolution.
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"Whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run," Trump said at the time.
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" Added Trump: "The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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Regardless, even if Trump supporters were managing to toe some politically correct line with their words, they speak as clear as day with their votes.
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Surely evaluating the metacognitive awareness of students is too "politically correct" for one side before we even start talking about—gasp—spending money on education.
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Exploiting his speech impediment for laughs might not have been politically correct, but Mr. Tillis knew that living with a disability had its serious side.
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Its members don't see a need to reach out to minorities and "politically correct" whites, and they see doing so as a kind of betrayal.
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His supporters say that he may not be politically correct, but that he is a straight shooter who defends family values and traditional Christian education.
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Others might object that the very fact that we are discussing literature in these "politically correct" terms means we are shunning nuance, honesty, moral ambiguity.
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Mr. Trump accused Mr. Sessions's department of devising a "politically correct" version of the ban — as if the president had nothing to do with it.
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They fancy themselves the victims of the so-called politically correct assault on American democracy, a false narrative that helped propel Mr. Trump to victory.
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The president bemoaned that Fox was "trying to be so politically correct" by having Democrats on air following an appearance on "America's Newsroom" from Sen.
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Embracing, celebrating and striving for diversity isn't just the right thing to do, nor is it just a sensitive and politically correct, knee-jerk response.
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Today, with the challenge from China in the areas of artificial intelligence and military technology, we don't have the luxury to always be politically correct.
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"I hope we're not getting this politically correct crap about transgender bathrooms," he said during a debate about how to word a business nondiscrimination clause.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos has been giving inflammatory speeches on a college tour meant to push back against what he sees as the stifling politically correct left.
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Several other counter-jihadist books, including The Politically Correct Guide to Islam and Because They Hate, made the best-seller list around the same time.
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" he wrote.
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"Whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run," Trump said at the time.
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So it's hard to say exactly what the president sees as so impermissibly weak and politically correct in the new version of the executive order.
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Please advise if you prefer silicone-based or water-based lubricants for my approach into your criminal, destructive cunts, for the most politically-correct wording.
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One therefore has to wonder if a more politically correct, moderate Trump might actually lose more ground as his core followers come to doubt his convictions.
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However, this approach carries the risk of selecting a nominee who may be overly cautious or too politically correct and will thus wind up disappointing conservatives.
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Today, many are just looking to put politically correct points on the board, and prefer to seek out publicity for their business through divisive political statements.
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During the Obama years, they were less uptight about porn, but started pushing censorship against disfavored political views — it was the revenge of the politically correct.
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Part of Trump's appeal in his campaign for president was his "political outsider" personality, refusal to be politically correct, and say-it-like-it-is attitude.
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The group posted about him again last year, saying the Brazilian press had just discovered Yiannopoulos and was now attacking him for not being politically correct.
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"If the self-appointed censors of Mark Knight get their way on his Serena Williams cartoon, our new politically correct life will be very dull indeed."
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Candidates dismiss arguments as being "politically correct" to cover their introduction of ethnic and racial stereotypes, their advocacy of inequality and their justification of police surveillance.
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Comedy serves an important function in society when it comments on challenging issues such as the heroin epidemic precisely because it's neither politically correct nor comfortable.
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So, for example, if many Americans have serious problems with his proposal to ban all Muslims from the United States, they are somehow being politically correct.
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Today, it's a bunch of people who lie in wait for the person who stumbles upon one of those politically correct land mines and then pounce.
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And then he – he doesn't lie, he just says everything very nicely, very concisely, politically correct, so, all of us handle the show in different ways.
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Her jabs at politically correct pieties delight the party's base, and the SPD, having been suffocated in coalition with Mrs Merkel, is happy to play along.
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" Trump then hit back at NBC in a statement to Mashable, saying the network was "weak, and like everybody else is trying to be politically correct.
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"This is what we don't need in Congress, someone who is going to be politically correct, blaming inanimate objects for a tragic homicide," Few told CNN.
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He's not making fun of Trump or his racist bigotry; rather he's attempting to ridicule the politically correct, progressive values of the left-leaning art world.
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She had founded a think tank with the wife of NSC aide Sebastian Gorka that warned against the use of "politically correct" terms when discussing terrorism.
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Chait has been less successful at interpreting the left, which in his analysis becomes an undifferentiated mass of rabid Marxists, politically correct ideologues, and postmodern academics.
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World number one Novak Djokovic said Moore's comments were "not politically correct" and that women players had "fought for what they deserve, and they got it".
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Frank conversations about responsibility are often bogged down by other concerns, like the use of politically correct language and fears of being perceived as blaming victims.
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Trump then added that his father is not politically correct and probably won because of that reason, before noting that he was joking about the incident.
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His focus on combating illegal immigration, threats to block all Muslim entry and misogynist comments all seem like deal breakers in the politically correct Democratic party.
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" the President wrote.
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The final thing that you did in your answer to me here, what you said again and again, is people "pretending" to believe politically correct ideas.
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After all, that's the implication of his promise that he "can be the most politically correct person you have ever seen" after he is elected president.
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So whatever he can find to portray himself as a bold truth-teller, and Obama and the Democrats as overly politically correct weaklings, he will use.
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I mean, whether we like it or not and we could be very politically correct, but whether we like it or not, there is a problem.
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"The book that is the subject of this story is accurately quoted below in describing 'PC' as 'politically correct' in brackets," the earlier editor's note said.
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He's been hailed as a thoughtful feminist figure, a comic capable of landing unexpected jokes while navigating politically correct positions on the issues of the day.
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Republicans have poured money into advertisements that lambaste Democrats on that move, casting their evolution as a sign of a corroding culture that's too politically correct.
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Season nineteen brought us the PC Principal: a muscled frat bro on a mission to violently impose "politically correct" behavior on the residents of South Park.
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They are told that the reason these losers are dragging America down is we have become too politically correct, too scared, too weak to stop them.
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The reason the problems had not been solved already was that America's political leaders were too stupid, too corrupt, or too "politically correct" to solve them.
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Op-Ed Contributor There appears to be a common sentiment in America that things have become too politically correct, that people have grown far too sensitive.
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To be clear: I do think that the politically correct bullshit has gone too far, especially on college campuses, and that that has driven people away.
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Trump's latest comment about the network becoming "politically correct" echoes fears he expressed in summer 2019 that it was becoming too "liberal," as Business Insider reported.
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In "Play," the go-for-broke cast of six acts out a kind of politically correct fable about a person who seems to represent them all.
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"I refuse to call Megyn Kelly a bimbo, because that would not be politically correct," the Republican presidential front-runner said in an early morning tweet.
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WHICH IS FINE, THAT'S FINE ON A, IF WE HAVE A STRATEGY AND WE THINK CHINA IS I DON'T KNOW IF I SHOULD BE POLITICALLY CORRECT.
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The premise is that evil is afoot; that money, the media and government authority — and even "politically correct" moral authority — have been usurped by undeserving interlopers.
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If it wasn't for me, they wouldn't be having a reunion ... But if they want to stick with their politically correct, progressive bullsh*t, that's fine.
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Trump may have hurt his chances of winning five Supreme Court votes with a tweet that betrayed the insincerity of his own "politically correct" travel ban.
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He recently told me that he and his colleagues would never be able to publish that work today without being reviled by the politically correct left.
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"The female characters are there for the right reasons, for stories in which men and women play a part, not to be politically correct," she said.
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In contrast, doing the opposite would seem to be just another way of going along with what the majority believes — in other words, being politically correct.
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The Republican frequently ridiculed then President Barack Obama and Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton for being politically correct in their approach to groups such as Islamic State.
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The one constant theme from this article and numerous other reports on these findings all pointed to a regular politically correct theme of the year: income inequality.
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Republicans also want to treat graduate education tuition reimbursements as income, hitting higher education institutions — home to both climate scientists and the "politically correct" anti-right — hard.
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Another raft of changes, aimed at mollifying the churches, removes much of the original politically correct language concerning "gender equity" and the rights of gays and transsexuals.
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It is an act of nullification by stealth: the highest office-holder in the land saying that legal checks and balances are so much politically correct nonsense.
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It is just run by the wrong people (decadent, politically correct bureaucratic types) and to the wrong ends (letting in Muslim immigrants and cozying up to bankers).
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She may have had bad opinions, sure, but it's simply evil to wipe someone's memory and disable their learning capabilities simply because they were not politically correct.
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"Just to be as politically correct as possible but to also be as truthful as possible, Lauren will always be one of my best friends," said Higgins.
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This isn't me speaking out because it looks politically correct or because it's the right thing to do coz I proper couldn't give a flying fuck tbh.
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Click decided that she was there to champion her political brand, and if it meant threatening a journalist, then that was the politically correct thing to do.
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Looking back on his younger self, he says, "writing about certain things that you shouldn't write about, or that were not politically correct," was something especially thrilling.
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" Reed didn't address the question directly but stated, "not being politically correct doesn't mean being misinformed or leaking intelligence that harms one of our most important allies.
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Even politically-correct New York mayor Bill de Blasio and Governor Andrew Cuomo agreed this morning as they addressed the media that New York had been lucky.
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He once declared that he had told his wife not to patronise stores which wished customers a politically correct "Happy Holidays" instead of celebrating the Christian festival.
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Focusing on getting "less politically correct" -- Trump's unsubtle reference, during a Cabinet meeting, to toughening up the country's policies toward Muslims -- is the wrong way to go.
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Instead, the court upheld what Trump once dismissed as a "watered down, politically correct version," which came after two previous attempts were at least partially struck down.
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"Roger Ailes is the epitome of somebody that is not politically correct and has the guts to say a lot of what Americans are thinking," said Gov.
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It's true, Moore would likely help Trump in Washington, but I suspect that's the politically correct version of Trump's support for a credibly-accused alleged child molester.
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" When DNA evidence exonerated the young men in 2012, Trump denounced New York City's decision to compensate them, saying "I think people are tired of politically correct.
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I think that your core identity in this is as someone who feels you get treated unfairly by politically correct mobs and — That is not identity politics.
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"Keep the Clause" campaigners insisted they weren't homophobic, arguing that they were defending family values and religious beliefs in the face of a godless, politically correct assault.
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" German Chancellor Angela Merkel: "I have a great relationship with Angela," Trump said, before criticizing her on immigration: "It's not politically correct, but I'll say it, anyway.
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Its main comic idea — the sometimes funny script is by Kenya Barris and Alex Barnow — is that Shaft (the one played by Jackson) is not politically correct.
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No surprise, then, that so many "mobbings" are slickly converted into opportunities for grandstanding among self-styled freethinkers, their individuality under assault by the politically correct masses.
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Mr. Trump praised "the original Travel Ban, not the watered down, politically correct version" issued in March — and attacked both the Justice Department and the federal courts.
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Mr. Trump was reportedly energized by his Tuesday performance, which he saw as a rebuke to politically correct forces that he thinks are determined to topple him.
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LARRAINE GERELICK NASHVILLE To the Editor: I am appalled that politically correct culture warriors against "cultural appropriation" are in effect appropriating and debasing the mantle of progressivism.
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The past week brought intense focus on Kelly's tone-deaf dismissal as "politically correct" of the idea that African Americans take offense at white people in blackface.
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It's called politically correct and squishy liberal or nannyish to protect the weak among us — transgender children, minorities, the homeless, old people — but it's really just human.
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" The columnist Stephen Glover, writing in The Daily Mail this week, complained that Prince Harry had absorbed too many of "Meghan's politically correct and right-on views.
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"We understand that we are in a politically correct world these days, but we do like to have fun and keep thing on the lighter side," she wrote.
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Maybe. Is there a chance that the Ram logo will also stick in the heads of people who get angry about politically correct liberals and buy pickup trucks?
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" She added that she's "never been a [politically correct] kind of person — but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age.
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Instead of continuing liberal, politically correct immigration rules that emphasize what the left calls "diversity," we need a system that focuses on an individual's merit, work and achievement.
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" She admitted that she's "never been a [politically correct] kind of person — but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age.
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When Cooper asked whether he would take on a different tone as president, Trump suggested he could easily switch back and forth between being politically correct -- and not.
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On June 5, Trump said the Justice Department should seek a "much tougher version" of the "watered down, politically correct version" that was submitted to the Supreme Court.
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"That's right, we need a TRAVEL BAN for certain DANGEROUS countries, not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people," Trump tweeted earlier this month.
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Like Silvio Berlusconi, the former Italian leader and pal of Mr Putin, Mr Trump seems unlikely to put politically correct talk of Western values ahead of mutual interests.
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It is wonderfully entertaining to watch him defy the rules of civil discourse by insulting and belittling Republicans as well as Democrats and disrupt everything considered politically correct.
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We've got to stop separation of the families, but politically correct or not, we have a country that needs security, that needs safety, that has to be protected.
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Politically correct politicians want businesses to screen for dangerous people, but those same politicians would be the first to object to anything that remotely smacks of racial profiling.
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" Trump went on to tweet support of his travel ban saying it should be "far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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The problem is not just that "politically correct" bullies threaten free exchange of ideas in our schools, or that future legal professionals hold disturbingly authoritarian ideas about speech.
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That has left Chinese advisers and Western diplomats worried about whether their suggestions will be filtered before they reach top-level officials, to ensure they are politically correct.
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"An earlier version of this story accurately quoted the book as describing 'PC' as standing for 'politically correct' in characterizing certain Obama administration meetings," the editor's note says.
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He went on to slam the "watered down, politically correct" version of the order that his lawyers are hoping the court will accept, tweeting: There's a pattern here.
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This week, Ai Weiwei in Minneapolis, how museums can help people understand pandemics, what 'politically correct art' means, being a rich writer, how much animals sleep, and more.
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"We're in the very fortunate position of not having to be politically correct, or beholden to any institution or individual about how we run this show," he said.
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I've never wanted to learn the language of the insiders, and I've never been politically correct – it takes far too much time, and can often make more difficult.
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Le Pen believes that only her particular brand of political isolationism and economic nationalism can protect France from what she calls "Anglo-Saxon multiculturalism" and politically correct liberalism.
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"Welcoming city" is a politically correct term for saying that Gary forbids its law enforcement personnel from cooperating with federal immigration officials in the processing of illegal immigrants.
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The rally, by the way, was the one where the Prez chided a security guard for being too "politically correct" while removing a female protester ... roll the tape.
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Southern Republicans have, after all, repositioned the party of Lincoln to be the party of defending Confederate memorials against "politically correct" Democrats who want to take them down.
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Pao ultimately resigned in 2015 after users staged a massive sitewide protest, partly against what they saw as her "politically correct" banning of subreddits devoted to fat shaming.
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Olympic Arms began selling a version known as the PCR — "politically correct rifle" — that lacked a threaded barrel and a bayonet lug, two of the features Congress objected to.
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Sources close to 'Ye tell us his Thursday night confession about Trump was mainly about his ability to start a movement via not so conventional or politically correct methods.
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The show of confidence is a far cry from the politically-correct neutrality we heard from corporate bosses in the United States and Britain ahead of elections last year.
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Whether you think this is just another symptom of an out-of-control desire to be politically correct or not, it's just a fact that languages change over time.
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" They're all for freedom and equality, they say, but sneer at the mechanisms that might actually help get us there as bleeding-heart pandering to the dreaded "politically correct.
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A slick, old-fashioned operator, quick to get on first-name terms with strangers, he, like Thatcher, was a political insurgent, scornful of the left and the politically correct.
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As our society passed the generational torch from Baby Boomers to Generation X to Millennials, we collectively became much less tolerant, or perhaps more politically correct, of hateful speech.
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"For every citizen, it became clear that it is not politically correct at this moment in time to travel to the USA, especially for leisure," an institute spokesman said.
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But it is not politically correct to say – let alone do – anything about the need to rebalance our trade accounts in accordance with the rules of international trade adjustment.
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It was important to "make sure we are showing up in places … where Democrats are characterized as coastal liberal, latte-sipping, politically correct, out-of-touch folks," he said.
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I didn't understand why I had to see myself as part of a collective called 'Latino,' or why there was such pressure on everyone to be so politically correct.
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"That's right, we need a TRAVEL BAN for certain DANGEROUS countries, not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people!" the president tweeted on June 5.
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Meanwhile, regular viewers – the forgotten people in the flyover states – turn on the TVs looking for entertainment or hard news and instead get lectures and politically correct conspiracy theories.
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" He went on to write that Fox should "stop working soooo hard on being politically correct, which will only bring you down, and continue to fight for our Country.
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On the stump with tens of thousands in the crowd, he is jovial, entertaining, unpredictable, and not so politically correct in his positions that makes the Republican establishment uncomfortable.
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To many on the right, that speaks of not just dishonesty but Mrs Clinton's blame-America-first instincts, and politically-correct eagerness to downplay the menace of Islamic extremists.
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"Whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run," Trump said ahead of this month's G-7 summit.
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"Whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run," Trump said ahead of last year's G-7 meeting.
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Although most of the responses were negative, or accused Thomas the Baker of being too politically correct, or both, there was one parody account that praised the company's decision.
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" Other top quotes Meeting Kim Jong-un: "We had good chemistry we really did.. even if it's not politically correct to say... He wants to make his country great.
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I know it's not politically correct now, but this film mirrored the kindness, warmth and wisdom I received as a child from African-Americans who worked in our house.
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During a phone interview with the host Sean Hannity, Trump said the channel had gone "politically correct" and took the chance to riff on his "difficulties" with its coverage.
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But along the way, they have become to some an example of politically correct sentiments gone too far, with the potential to mobilize the right and alienate the center.
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In a tweet this week, he argued Justice should have kept his original ban in place rather than the "watered down, politically correct version" they have presented to courts.
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They merely want to suggest that they do — to signal that they're exactly the kind of very virtuous people who would have enlightened, politically correct feelings about such things.
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Trump's candidacy is seen among other things as a response to the hyper-politically correct milieu in which we have been mired, and under which such attacks have flourished.
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The following year, Google engineer James Damore wrote a letter criticizing the company's "politically correct monoculture" and argued gender gaps in the industry were a result of biological differences.
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"With Trump, who doesn't have much patience for the 'politically correct,' I think Israel's government is ready to let go of this lie of [an independent] Palestine," he said.
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"I know Trump is angry, outspoken, and not politically correct," said Jocelyn Thornton, a hydraulic fracturing consultant who used to work on economic development for the city of Binghamton.
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In fact, it's exactly his racist, misogynist rhetoric that has drawn a spotlight to him in the first place—as if being anti-politically correct makes you automatically political.
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The federal government did, FBI did, largely because of these some politically correct policies that I think I have been talking about earlier," LaPierre said on CBS' "Face the Nation.
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"When you have President Obama on TV blasting anyone who criticizes any aspect of Islam, well, people are afraid of getting on the wrong side of that politically correct club."
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Silicon Valley is too politically correct when it comes to sex, Silicon Valley billionaire and Trump supporter Peter Thiel said in an interview with New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd.
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" Namely, he said, when he was a college student in the late '80s, Stanford was "sort of a very liberal, politically correct place" but Silicon Valley more broadly "was not.
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So powerful is the draw of political tribalism that people are now increasingly able to turn their tastes on a dime in order to conform with what is politically correct.
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I guess politically-correct-minded people believe that these tragedies in our education system have nothing to do with why our kids can't thrive in an ever-changing global economy.
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In Garrison's work, "social justice warriors" are pudgy, pink-haired, and squalling; mainstream media outlets are metaphorical trash cans and dinosaurs; Islam is a murderous wolf devouring politically correct sheep.
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" After revealing the gross shortage of supplies Puerto Rico has received, she said she was done playing nice: "So I am done being polite, I am done being politically correct.
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Three months before an election, Mr Wilders can pose as a victim of an illiberal law and a politically correct elite who, he claims, are letting Islam undermine Dutch civilisation.
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In contrast, Ben Carson, several Fox News personalities and Trump said that the decision was the latest example of an administration bent on what conservatives cast as "politically correct" moves.
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" Or as one of her cousins put it: "We don't like being told that you have to use the word 'it' rather than her or him to be politically correct.
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President Trump just moments ago tweeted quote I have just ordered homeland security to step up our already extreme vetting program being politically correct is fine, but not for this.
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The only chance to win was to blow up the GOP message, not play by the politically correct rules, and try to shake up the electorate in all 50 states.
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Just because I choose to be a socially conscious artist, and I'm pretty good at that, that doesn't mean every artist is going to be equipped to be politically correct.
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Some pundits have postulated a "politically-correct bias" in phone polling — a sort of generalized Bradley Effect — whereby voters are more truthful in impersonal online surveys than over the phone.
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In some ways, the controversy over politically correct speech is as much about how we choose to engage with one another as it is about free speech and silencing critics.
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Back when the big screen was a little more glamorous, women were a little more feminine, the men a little more charming — and the world a little less politically correct.
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If they care to be "politically correct," they won't name names; they will just say that the ECB should stay away from debt instruments of heavily indebted euro area countries.
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In the fight Trump wants to have, he casts himself as a champion of the typical white American Christian who is beset by various alien forces and politically correct elites.
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They wanted to stir the belief among voters that politically correct mainstream news reports were covering up the threat posed to the country by Clinton, blacks, Muslims, immigrants, and gays.
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And because earmarks are no longer politically correct in the Republican-led Congress, the ability of the Appropriations Committee to deliver goodies to colleagues and their constituents has largely disappeared.
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Hillary's half a billion solar panel plan is a classic case of politicians throwing out politically-correct, bumper sticker solutions that over-simplify complicated political, global economic and environmental issues.
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President Trump lashed out at his own Justice Department for seeking the Supreme Court's backing for a "watered down, politically correct version" of the travel ban he signed in March.
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" The judge in the case, Giuliani said at the time, was "totally biased" and "out of control," and "part of the politically correct, left-wing ideology of New York City.
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We need a secretary of State who will deliver tough messages when necessary and has a proven track record of doing so, whether it is considered "politically correct" or not.
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To sum up, only in the perfervid imaginations of the politically correct — those who reject the idea of borders — could the Syrian refugee controversy be confused with a constitutional controversy.
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"I'm not interested in being politically correct — I'm interested in being correct," Mr. Rubio retorted, saying the nation would need to work with Muslim countries to help defeat radical extremism.
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"Georgians are sick and tired of these politically correct liberals like Stacey Abrams who are offended and outraged by our faith, our guns and our big trucks," Mr. Kemp said.
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As Walter's possibly ungrounded suspicions grow, his sense of himself as a politically correct person gradually erodes, with deeply buried misgivings about his wife and her culture beginning to predominate.
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But one doesn't have to be politically correct or to participate in what Scruton calls the "culture of repudiation" to find it unfortunate that a philosopher should stoop so low.
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For a well-behaved member country of the supposedly benevolent, politically correct European Union, international sport, and particularly soccer, offers a rare occasion for the unrestrained expression of national identity.
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Saying he preferred "the original Travel Ban, not the watered down, politically correct version" he had issued in March, Mr. Trump attacked both the Justice Department and the federal courts.
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"The bar is not just to be politically correct, but to be proactively supportive of women and their role, and in doing so really anybody," even beyond gender, she said.
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"It's not morally or politically correct for a president to be able to use national power or national aid that we give to Ukraine for a personal favor," he said.
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It's a curious fact, however, that Murray — who lambastes the unwillingness of politically correct social scientists to look dispassionately at the data — publishes his books under such carefully controlled circumstances.
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He also regularly complained in social media posts that Portland was a politically correct city where he felt as thought his free speech right was under assault, the outlet noted.
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Damore asserted in his 3,000-word document that circulated inside the company last week that "Google's left bias has created a politically correct monoculture" which prevented honest discussion of diversity.
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"I think everybody, even white liberals — especially white liberals — appreciate exposing the dark side of what we think is the most politically correct type of white person," Mr. Peele said.
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We used to use the word "tribe," but we don't anymore, because of the connection to colonization — though "ethnic group" is just a politically correct term with the same problem.
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Mr. Trump has spoken dismissively about "politically correct" language and has called for a ban on Muslim immigration and for the deportations of millions of people who entered the country illegally.
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Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodovar, who headed the jury of nine people that included Hollywood stars Will Smith and Jessica Chastain, said the film was about "the dictatorship of being politically correct".
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You want to be funny, but you can&apost be too un-politically correct or then you&aposll risk, you know, did I say something to offend someone here or there.
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But if anyone thought Nadal was about to be his usual humble self and toe the 'politically correct' line by having a go at the Wimbledon organizers they were sorely mistaken.
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The American people have every right to be suspicious when NOAA alters data to get the politically correct results they want and then refuses to reveal how those decisions were made.
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The spectacular flop of "Asura", which glorifies Tibetan mythology, suggests that trying to engineer a Hollywood-scale blockbuster by adding special effects to a politically correct script is unlikely to work.
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It made a good job of pointing to the contradictions of America's universities: unisex lavatories and other politically correct fads, on the one hand, and macho jock culture on the other.
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While its actions may have bought off the mob for now, Starbucks may find soon that its customers don't want to be served coffee in a politically correct corporate homeless shelter.
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He argues that, while his statements might not be politically correct or always in good taste, they aren't hate speech, and certainly don't make him a member of a hate group.
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"Whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run," Trump told reporters ahead of the G-7 summit in Canada.
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Those on the right see the "all forms" approach to CVE as too politically correct and insufficiently focused on what they (despite the evidence) see as the "real" threat: radical Islam.
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"You know, whether you like it or not — and it may not be politically correct — but we have a world to run," Trump told reporters at the White House on Friday.
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And Joe Biden has said and done more than a few things over the last 50 years that don't pass muster in the current politically correct world of the liberal left.
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The point isn't what Trump will do, it's who he is: someone who will stand up the Mexicans and Muslims and politically correct liberals and turncoat Republican pols and biased journalists.
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" On the Duke lacrosse scandal: "The last year offered a horrifying tutorial in the moral bankruptcy of the left's politically correct orthodoxy and the corruption of our culture at its hands.
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We find, as artists, it's important to continue certain dialogues and use creative freedom to bend language and not always be politically correct in order to process what's happening in society.
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But where do we draw the line and stop worrying about being politically correct every second of the day and see that rape on campuses isn't always because people are rapists.
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I congratulate Mr. Trump for having the backbone to stand up against the politically correct and for pointing out that all those involved in the troubles in Charlottesville were equally culpable.
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In a 2017 interview with Forbes, generational expert Neil Howe said that news organizations often referred to millennials as "generation snowflake" — a disparaging term for being sheltered, politically correct, and sensitive.
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The activists behind the long-running "gamergate" controversy, for example, have are convinced that the video game industry is dominated by a cabal "social justice warriors" pushing a politically correct agenda.
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The news sparked divided reactions about whether Hart should have just apologized or whether the whole scandal was yet another example of a supposedly excessively politically correct internet mob gone too far.
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The second invocation of PC gone mad is "freedom of speech": specifically the idea that the use and enforcement of politically correct language will endanger it and by extension freedom of thought.
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"I remember back when I was a child watching The Brady Bunch and they started to get all politically correct, like, okay, let's have an Asian child and a Black," he said.
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And then I got deprogrammed by a couple of friends who pointed out to me that I was censoring myself and that I should question this idea of politically correct female representation.
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Naturally, my clarity on the subject from a student's perspective wholly contradicts that of Ronell's supporters who fear that their version of the radical left is being attacked by politically correct moderates.
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Trump tweeted several times on the proposed travel ban from six Muslim-majority countries, saying his Justice Department should not have submitted a "watered down, politically correct version" to the Supreme Court.
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Any attempt to get to the actual root of a problem was generally seen as problematic too, and a politically correct policing was instituted to hinder any real solutions of important issues.
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Aside from being outspoken, unapologetic citizen politicians who have never backed down from a position -- no matter how appalling or inaccurate -- you sense they share a delight in offending the politically correct.
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Trump's stressing of a nation besieged by crime and depiction of those suspicious of law enforcement as merely too politically correct appears to be in line with his long-term political beliefs.
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Maybe we are going to see a shift in American politics and campaigning, that the old days of offering apologies, being politically correct, and attempting to smooth over rough rhetoric are over.
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What motivates it is not the defense of free speech, but an ideology that condemns "politically correct" activists and administrators and dubiously recommends "free markets" as the best guarantors of such rights.
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In a 2017 interview with Forbes, the generational expert Neil Howe said that news organizations often referred to millennials as "generation snowflake" — a disparaging term for being sheltered, politically correct, and sensitive.
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"It's more like she's saying things because they're politically correct or because they further her agenda, rather than because it's coming from the heart," said Alan Podmore, 53, of West Hills, Calif.
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" Trump frequently claimed on the 2016 campaign trail that he would bring back the holiday greeting, while railing against the idea of being politically correct and wishing "happy holidays" over "merry Christmas.
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Safe spaces on college campuses have also faced a backlash in the last few years because some think these spaces favor politically correct "trigger warnings" over healthy dialogue and diversity of experience.
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My proposal to the politically correct Automobile Companies would lower the average price of a car to consumers by more than $3000, while at the same time making the cars substantially safer.
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Social media puts ever more pressure on appearances, but also on projecting politically correct politics, including promoting concepts like body positivity, self-acceptance and "expanding" the beauty ideal to incorporate diverse bodies.
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Trump has told advisers that the U.S. military became too politically correct under President Obama and that he wanted to unleash them to fight with "toughness," without these burdensome rules of engagement.
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Ask Coach Alain Vigneault or his players about this problem, and they will hold to the politically correct line that the Garden crowd is just fine and can still inspire great moments.
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" Trump then sent another message about the ban, writing "the travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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But in doing so, he also has helped to create an unintended paradox: It now is politically correct to say that too many people are easily offended these days over language itself.
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Other Quakers produced pamphlets citing examples from more than 30 dead and living languages to argue that their use of "thee" and "thou" was grammatically — as well as theologically and politically — correct.
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The State Department's gender equality programs are not just politically correct fluff — they deal with matters of life and death, like rape during war, genital cutting, forced marriage and access to education.
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While poll responses are supposed to be anonymous, respondents may still try to be politically correct by supporting environmental causes, although those responses do not reflect their true feelings or actual behavior.
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" Complaining of left-leaning groups harming his reputation, McCrory continued, "If you disagree with the politically correct thought police on this new definition of gender, you're a bigot, you're the worst of evil.
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" Those conditions—the hegemony of certain cultural elites, and the dominance of politically correct speech norms—may be troubling, Reno concedes, but he warns they won't be properly redressed by "going Trumpster diving.
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Frederick, Maryland (CNN)Ted Cruz is creating a wedge with Donald Trump on the controversial bathroom bill in North Carolina, an attempt to paint the Republican presidential front-runner as being politically correct.
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"Everybody is afraid of Bond getting labeled 'too PC' (politically correct), but they all felt the time was right to put him in a zero emission vehicle," the insider was quoted as saying.
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When the New York Times published an article this spring alleging he made inappropriate comments to women, Trump used the story to talk about one of his favorite themes -- the "politically correct" media.
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I'm not going to say or do what you want me to say or do just because it might help me or be the politically correct thing to do to help my career.
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There's been a lot of talk about speech rights on campus over the past few years, as pundits, politicians, and professors have argued about trigger warnings or demands for more politically correct speech.
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Mr. Trump is the only person willing to call things what they are and to stand up to "politically correct" bullies like the U.N., who are slowly dismantling the United States and Israel.
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Colleges and universities were forced to publicly and painfully deal with a confluence of national issues — race, sexual assault, gay rights, politically correct speech — mirrored and magnified in the microcosm of campus life.
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The unnamed engineer asserted in the 3,000-word document that circulated inside the company last week that "Google's left bias has created a politically correct monoculture" which prevented honest discussion of the issue.
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They know his campaign won't amount to much more than an entertaining spectacle, a notion further backed by his controversial and anti-politically correct stances on immigration: the first major issue he addressed.
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To the alt-right, being redpilled means being stripped of politically correct illusions about diversity and buying into ideas that run on a spectrum from opposition to immigration to full-on white supremacy.
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It's more like political trench warfare, in which one group of parents laments the organic student-centered approaches of yore while another freaks out about math problems they think are too politically correct.
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In his telling, this isn't a question about the military at all — it's about the changing role of women in society, and why he believes those "politically correct" changes hurt everyone, including women.
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So, we asked White if Ronda's mom was right -- and while being as politically correct as one could be, he sorta backed Edmond, crediting him for helping her make the transition into MMA.
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The perception that electing Trump as president would decrease the cultural clout of "politically correct" norms and increase the social acceptance of mean-spirited behavior and hate speech is at least highly plausible.
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I know it is not politically correct to say this, but opioids, narcotics, meth and all these drugs change people in very substantial ways, and it's a minority who are ever truly rehabilitated.
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The university said on its website that the change had been prompted not by a desire to be politically correct but to create a stronger tie to its patron saint, Francis of Assisi.
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The movie focuses on the most publicized "politically correct social-justice warrior college-campus snowflakes out of control" stories of the past five years, all framed as harbingers of a free-speech apocalypse.
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"Lord of All the Dead," Cercas's "nonfiction novel," first published in Spanish in 2017, presents an altogether more unsettling challenge for politically correct readers — as it must have done for the author himself.
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In the show, which is ideologically inconsistent and often veers into territory that is deemed not politically correct, Rogan has interviewed politicians, including Sanders and fellow 2020 rivals Andrew Yang and Tulsi Gabbard.
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" He added, "They see this as some kind of a politically correct effort, but I see it as reasonable to not use Christmas references as just an accommodation of the reality of America.
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There seems to be a growing movement to shut down differing points of view that are not politically correct or fit neatly into today's "speech codes," which are nothing short of thought-regulation.
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He has developed a fearsome reputation among college administrators and the adulation of men's rights activists, who believe feminism and politically correct campus culture prop up accusations from women who regret consensual sex.
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Which isn't just a "politically correct" nicety -- it's a recognition that the world has gotten tremendously bigger, and the stories that are rooted in these traditions have become less and less relevant over time.
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This is how we get caught up in circular cost-benefit analyses of what it means to be "politically correct," as some comedians — mostly white, mostly male — insist that "PC culture" stifles creative environments.
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"I think we've been so politically correct for so long that when you hear the truth and it makes you uncomfortable you just turn away and that's what happened to a lot of Americans."
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In the '90s, Horowitz started a magazine dedicated to exposing the "the gulag" of the politically correct college campuses, fought against affirmative action, and steadily gained influence among key Republicans and conservative think tanks.
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Breaking from the norm, 2018 Stefon made an attempt to be more politically correct in some of his descriptors with the help of his lawyer and "conceptual piss artist" Shy (played by John Mulaney).
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Burton continued, "I remember back when I was a child watching The Brady Bunch and they started to get all politically correct, like, okay, let's have an Asian child and a Black," he said.
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That includes the metal and faceted glass buttons from 1890 that sell for $225 each and that collectors describe now as "Victorian jewels" but once called the less-politically correct "Gay 90s," Safro said.
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The 42-year-old Wauquiez, president of the conservative Les Republicains, also mocked German Chancellor Angela Merkel, saying she had no charisma, while Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, he said, was too politically correct.
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Trump on Monday emphatically referred to his executive order on immigration as a "travel ban" and said his Justice Department should not have submitted a "watered down, politically correct version" to the Supreme Court.
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Reality is a generic, Snidely Whiplash-looking villain who appears in Episode 5 (Safe Space) first as a hallucination, but then manifests and crashes an anti-shaming fundraiser, insulting the partygoers' politically correct delusions.
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Officials are pushing the U.N.'s Third Committee, which focuses on "social, humanitarian and cultural" rights, to rewrite statements that include what they view as vague and politically correct language, The Guardian reported Friday.
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At least at the municipal level, with the exception of the bigger cities, some live down the street from their mayor and the councilmen — or is it now councilpersons, in this politically correct environment?
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He had self-published books with titles like ''Willing Accomplices: How K.G.B. Covert Influence Agents Created Political Correctness and Destroyed America'' and ''Obliterating Exceptionalism: A Chronicle of Obama's Politically Correct Progressive Destruction of America.
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Like a politically correct "Dances at a Gathering," with same-sex as well as heterosexual couples, but while Jerome Robbins found the theatricality of Chopin, Mr. Millepied can't do the same with Mr. Glass.
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"The overreaction to the spoof is a reflection of the power of women and blacks to define the content of what is politically correct and incorrect on college and law school campuses," he wrote.
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"It is time to make the case for colonialism again," Bruce Gilley, a Canadian academic, recently asserted and promptly shot to martyrdom in the far-right constellation as a victim of politically correct criticism.
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"If you don't like the national anthem from the politically correct perspective of all this gender nonsense, then don't sing it," the far-right party Alternative for Germany said in a statement on Facebook.
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So Yiannopoulos turned his byline at Breitbart into something of a work of performance art — writing offensive piece after offensive piece as an act of rebellion against the politically correct liberals who controlled culture.
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I now realize that what I viewed as our main strengths — complete candor, no subject off limits and a refusal to be politically correct to a fault — could be viewed by others as offensive.
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The band also rejects the notion that pop should have a politically correct agenda, and its music explores — sometimes gratuitously — the grim, often more perverse side of subjects like toxic masculinity and sexual desire.
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Overnight, he and the nativist media seized on the title of the program — the Diversity Visa Lottery — to portray it as a "politically correct" indulgence undermining the country, rather than affirming its core values.
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Trump also said in a series of tweets that the Department of Justice (DOJ) should have fought for his original order, instead of the "watered down, politically correct version" submitted to the Supreme Court.
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"He does what he thinks is right, and is anything but politically correct," said James G. Stavridis, a retired admiral who served as NATO's top military commander and has known the general since 1979.
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The critics of woke culture might say that this character is exhibiting a kind of internalized wokeness—adopting the politically correct lessons of gender relations so blindly that he can't trust his own desires.
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"We all pretend we're politically correct, but in this country, it's the same in my own country, too, but sometimes you just scratch the surface and you discover this racism and bigotry," he said.
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They had little use for Republican orthodoxy on economic issues (Bannon and Trump are both harsh critics of recent multilateral trade deals), and for what they viewed as an overly politically correct approach to campaigning.
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"Trump winning proved to me that people are fed up with politically correct politicians who are concerned and involved with issues that regard themselves but not those that are important to the public," he said.
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Related: These Aboriginal Groups Are Trying to Halt a Natural Gas Boom in Australia's Northern Territory But the university firmly rejected the accusations it was dictating language or designed the guide to be politically correct.
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That time came the morning of November 9th, and it's time for a new conception of what is politically correct, that we can reasonably expect all people, of all levels, to get on board with.
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Plus, it would damage his anti-politically correct/tough guy image by making it seem like Trump is bowing to the conventional wisdom that says he needs to improve his appeal to women and minorities.
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" And he went back to the cornerstone of his campaign with this ... "The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher, and more specific -- but stupidly, that would not be politically correct.
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Like the candidate, when Breitbart's Yiannopoulos is confronted over some provocation or degrading comment he will most often pivot and try to pin the blowback on a "politically correct" culture bent on silencing its opponents.
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Indeed, millions of voters will regard this pick as a sign that the GOP ticket will not appeal to the politically correct center or try to win the approval of East or West coast elites.
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DeBlasio and his politically-correct administration have been focused like a laser on defeating "Islamophobia," a creation of Islamist activist groups that have successfully shamed Americans from identifying and eradicating Islamic extremism in our midst.
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Trump agreed that "some of the things they're asking you to do and be politically correct about are ridiculous," but said he would accept recommendations from military leaders (including "top enlisted people") regarding specific policies.
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Motherboard, the online news outlet that first reported the employee's memo, reported Sunday that many messages on the anonymous corporate messaging app Blind showed backing for the view that Google's culture was too politically correct.
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The comedian, who's currently crowdfunding for a new documentary, "No Safe Spaces," about politically correct culture at college campuses, was well ahead of the curve in predicting Trump would one day occupy the Oval Office.
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It turns out that what some of them seemed to have meant when they said they were tired of being politically correct was that they were tired of addressing others with a modicum of respect.
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"When someone refuses to use the words 'Islamic terrorism,' what they are really telling us is that they are more concerned about being politically correct rather than being focused on keeping everyone safe," Grenell said.
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But interestingly, and ironically, three similarities that leftists attach to Trump and Johnson as badges of dishonor are that both men are not politically correct, can be considered populists, and are strongly anti-entrenched establishment.
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" Framing the public relations fracas in gladiatorial terms, Trump advised the network to "continue to fight for our Country" and "[s]top working soooo hard on being politically correct, which will only bring you down.
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"So many people feel betrayed because this is one of the very last channels that families could go to and not be bombarded with politically correct commercials and LGBTQ agenda," OMM wrote on its website.
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The attorney general was reminded on Monday of how ill-fated his voyage to Planet Trump is destined to be, after the president blasted the Justice Department for its "watered down, politically correct" travel ban.
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Thus it may not be enough for today's liberalism, confronting both a right-wing nationalism and its own internal contradictions, to deal with identity politics' political weaknesses by becoming more populist and less politically correct.
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"And we can't be, again, politically correct and say we pray for all of our leaders, because all of your leaders are selling Christianity down the tubes, selling the evangelicals down the tubes," Trump said.
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The American people had also come to despise a corrupt and out-of-touch political establishment that enriches itself at their expense, multiculturalism, politically correct speech, and media elites who know what's best for them.
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Some comedians complain about not being able to try out their touchier material without getting blasted on social media, or the drag of working within a "politically correct culture" that supposedly stamps out comedic creativity.
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As a former professional athlete, businessman and fierce competitor, my sports background has made it tough to deal with the new American philosophy of embracing participation over winning, all in the name of being politically correct.
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Unfortunately, politically-correct philosophies have penetrated our public school system while stripping accountability, competition and winning philosophies from the public school teachers and administrators who have the difficult task of educating this new generation of children.
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Some Republicans in Congress have long assailed the program as politically correct and ineffective, asserting that singling out and using the term "radical Islam" as the trigger for many violent attacks would help focus deterrence efforts.
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The president defended his controversial travel ban in a series of tweets Monday morning, arguing that the Justice Department hurt the proposed ban's chances by submitting a "watered down, politically correct version" to the Supreme Court.
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Halloween is almost here – and a costume for little girls has prompted oh-so sensitive and oh-so politically correct progressives to get all worked up over cultural appropriation, white privilege and the oppression of minorities.
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"If the self-appointed censors of Mark Knight get their way on his Serena Williams cartoon, our new politically correct life will be very dull indeed," the paper wrote in an editorial on its front page.
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"The Justice Department should have stayed with the original Travel Ban, not the watered down, politically correct versions they submitted to S.C.," tweeted RealPressSecBot Monday shortly after the President's eye-opening tweet unercutting his own lawyers.
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In February, the administration sought to build a new approach centered on Muslim extremism, seeing the refusal to focus the program on radical Islamic extremism as needlessly "politically correct," a source told CNN at the time.
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But to solve a problem, you have to understand it, and for Democrats who fear even calling Islamic jihad what it is, there is no way out of the politically correct thought prison they have constructed.
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And at a time when empathy is under attack by the forces of the alt-right, anyone who expresses any sort of compassion these days is immediately accused of being politically correct, or of virtue-signaling.
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Shawn Redd, a Navajo Republican who is running for Congress in Arizona, suggested that his fellow Native Americans were being too politically correct and that Ms. Warren deserved to be ridiculed for calling herself a minority.
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Then there's—in gay and lesbian square dancing, it's not always the most politically correct—there's the Moonshine Tip, where anybody who wants to square dance naked can do that for an hour… Something for everybody.
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The Republican Party often describes itself as a big tent with room for a range of views on abortion rights, same-sex marriage and other gender-related issues, unlike those rigid, narrow-minded, politically correct Democrats.
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Finding the right balance between just saying what may not be politically correct, while navigating the increasingly sensitive world of energy and environmental issues, has been one of Tillerson's hallmarks during his time as ExxonMobil CEO.
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"President Obama's politically correct reluctance to attribute the terrorist threat we face with radical Islam hobbles our ability to combat it by discouraging counterterrorism agents from taking radical Islam into account when evaluating potential threats," Sen.
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Lacking workable ideas or intellectual ballast, Mr. Trump's candidacy thrives on his refusal to be "politically correct," a term he deploys to give license to declarations that should be called bigotry, or cruelty, or verbal battery.
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Trump had a chance to stand up for "law and order" and aggrieved white people everywhere, to say that the problem isn't the police but the criminals, and that Clinton was kowtowing to politically correct dogma.
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"Fortuyn gave [anti-immigrant sentiment] a voice, where the rest of the elite went back to a more politically correct discourse," Cas Mudde, a professor at the University of Georgia on the European far right, says.
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However, language can also repress: It's not a coincidence that the people who are most often allowed to deem the world too sensitive and politically correct are the ones who wield power and privilege over others.
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Only facts and reason can shed light on these biases, but when it comes to diversity and inclusion, Google's left bias has created a politically correct monoculture that maintains its hold by shaming dissenters into silence.
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At the chilling climax of William S. Lind's 2014 novel "Victoria," knights wearing crusader's crosses and singing Christian hymns brutally slay the politically correct faculty at Dartmouth College, the main character's (and Mr. Lind's) alma mater.
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"The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!" he wrote on Twitter earlier this month after a terrorist attack in London.
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In a tweet, Trump accused Fox News of trying to be "politically correct" with the interviews and mocked the network over the fact the Democratic National Committee (DNC) barred it from hosting any 2020 primary debates.
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Much of their history and original meaning was lost in translation of their widespread adoption over the decade, leading some to criticize them as catch-all, meaningless buzzwords that lead to only superficial politically correct checklists.
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Imagine, then, the reaction of these key partners to news that the Trump administration remains hell-bent on a policy that -- call it whatever politically correct phrase you like -- amounts to a ban on their co-religionists.
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And that means if they really do apply these new standards, these new politically correct standards, and there are a lot of people who despise some of the things that the ACLU has defended in the past.
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The Jimmy Kimmel Live host turned the story of the first Thanksgiving into a safe space on Monday's episode of the late night show by having a group of children perform in a politically correct Thanksgiving pageant.
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Earlier this week, he said the Justice Department led by Sessions was wrong to submit a "watered down, politically correct" version of his proposed travel ban on people from several Muslim-majority countries to the Supreme Court.
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Trump, Clinton face off over Orlando massacre "The current politically correct response cripples our ability to talk and to think and act clearly," Trump said framed by two American flags at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire.
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And while the positions I took in books and articles went against the leftist orthodoxy, when it came to cops, my feelings had become the same as those more politically correct than I, and that won't change.
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"It's not morally or politically correct to harass the children of officials," opposition lawmaker Freddy Guevara said recently, adding that it would discourage children from criticizing their parents as the son of the ombudsman did in April.
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Damore, who criticized in his memo "Google's left bias" and "ideological echo chamber," has since become a hero to some on the far right, who have attacked what they characterize as politically correct groupthink in Silicon Valley.
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Then at a meeting today with his cabinet, the president said government officials have grown so politically correct in recent years that they&aposre afraid to act to stop terrorist, citing specifically that diversity visa lottery program.
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You see, according to the 2015 Forbes 30-under-30 luminary, daring to disagree even in the slightest with the politically correct monsters that run this town is now enough to get you driven out of it.
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"You once told a contestant on Celebrity Apprentice it would be a pretty picture to see her on her knees …" "I think the big problem this country has is being politically correct," Trump answered, to audience applause.
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I think [President Obama] has been too politically correct, and I think Mike Pompeo is saying we're up against an existential enemy, and we have to use certain resources we may not have used in the past.
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African American artists who worked in abstract modes during the 1960s and 1970s were saddled with the epithet "mainstream" as opposed to the more politically correct "blackstream" artists who engaged polemical black subject matter in their work.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter Politically correct casting alarmists may stamp their feet about a white woman being cast as the supreme custodian of knowledge at a Himalayan retreat, which is, in fact, a thoroughly interracial establishment.
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The president posted a series of tweets earlier Monday morning, saying the Department of Justice should have pushed for the administration's initial order rather than the "watered down, politically correct version" he submitted to the Supreme Court.
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A lot of clients—older generation, those who are ignorant, people who are just not politically correct, or a mix of the three—assume that when you say you're trans, that you have tits and a dick.
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Those inclined to blame racism take a dark view of middle America; they're often accused, by those on the other side of the partisan divide, of being too sheltered, too politically correct, too obsessed with identity politics.
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Still, she has been willing to venture into Trump's no-nuance zone on occasion, mocking Obama for "being politically correct about how we define our enemies" and describing his military strategy against ISIS as an electoral stunt.
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Waters, who will release his forthcoming self-help book Mr. Know It All next year, spoke with VICE from his home in Baltimore about bad taste, selling out, eating shit, and the problem with being politically correct.
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Since becoming leader in February, Batten has taken the party in an increasingly far-right direction, speaking of his desire to reinvent UKIP as a "radical populist party that stands up to the "politically-correct thought police.
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"We need someone who's going to move and not wait for the politically correct thing to do," said McKayla Wilkes, a 33-year-old student from Maryland, one of two women running in the primary against Hoyer.
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I sort of like that about his character, in the same way I like that he didn't cave to the politically correct bullies who went after him for accepting the support of the influential podcaster Joe Rogan.
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Since the early 1960s, conservatives have worked to develop a story about what conservatism is, and this story has often included anecdotes about individual citizens done wrong by big government or by politically correct left-wing politicians.
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Some used social media to demand that Disney stop with the politically correct storytelling, while others launched racist attacks on the Vietnamese-American actress Kelly Tran, who plays the engineer Rose Tico in two of the films.
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"Camp David has had many meetings that I guess people would have not considered politically correct," Mr. Trump said by way of explanation, adding that the retreat had hosted "pretty tough customers and pretty bad people" before.
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Accusations of misogyny, for instance, are often heard in the context of a fundamentally anti-white, anti-Christian culture war — a zero-sum campaign waged against ordinary hard-working Americans by condescending and politically-correct liberal elites.
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Beto O'Rourke is steeped in politics, but that doesn't mean he has to be politically correct, because he dropped the F-bomb during his concession speech and it may actually work to his benefit down the line.
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Only once they felt at ease and were likely to share their true sentiments, rather than providing whatever they believed was the "politically correct" answer, did the poll segue to its highly sensitive aim: the pronunciation of GIF.
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He's an unabashed xenophobe, and he's willing to hurl personal abuse at any journalist who crosses his path, as in this sexist tweet: I refuse to call Megyn Kelly a bimbo, because that would not be politically correct.
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German public broadcaster ARD came under fire on social media for not including a report in its Saturday night news broadcast on the case involving the Afghan migrant suspect, with some accusing it of being too politically correct.
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I'm not touching you!" strategy to call Megyn Kelly a "bimbo" by retweeting followers who use the word themselves, or by making comments like, "I won't call Megyn Kelly a bimbo, because that would not be politically correct.
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Black metal is negative, anti-life, anti-human music; it's controversial, it's unapologetic, it's harsh, it's not politically correct and never will be—that's another simple truth, and one that any fan of the genre needs to accept.
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He promises to bring back the kind of greatness that once existed but has been taken by the politically correct, elitist, namby-pamby left that is too focused on diversity to recognize and support the forgotten (white) man.
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They shared the same disdain for what they saw as the Obama administration's restrained and "politically correct" approach to countering threats from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria abroad and self-radicalized threats within the United States.
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"The language of environmentalists has been boring, so uninspiring ... If we just speak a technical language, with many acronyms and politically-correct phrases, no one will listen," he said in an interview during a Bonn conference on landscapes.
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It means tax increases instead of tax cuts, more regulation instead of less, and a renewal of the politically correct culture that threatens the First Amendment and the support for the brave men and women in law enforcement.
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In Damore's depiction of a politically correct culture run amok, Google employees freely rant about Trump and his supporters, but Damore is fired for an unpopular opinion, namely that men dominate the company because they are biologically superior.
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Her honesty and commitment to put the needs of her constituents first — and to not play coy with politically correct answers that negate the lived realities of real women facing later abortion decisions—should be lauded, not attacked.
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"That was at the beginning of the era that we're in now where everybody thinks everybody's politically correct and we're killing ourselves by doing that, but we've lost our sense of humor," he said of the film's critics.
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"Politicians are so politically correct anymore, they can't breathe," Mr. Trump said in an interview Tuesday afternoon as fellow Republicans forcefully protested his ethnically charged criticism of a federal judge overseeing a lawsuit against the defunct Trump University.
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When you consider the potential magnitude of this lawsuit, and the current billion-dollar-plus concussion settlement that the league faces, there's no wonder why the typically politically correct owners are considering backtracking their harsh stance on cannabis.
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"I will tell you that I try and be who I am, I want to be honest, certain questions are asked of me and I give a straight answer as opposed to a politically correct answer," he said.
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"One thing we have to do, there is a problem — whether we like it or not, and we can be politically correct, there is a problem," Trump said to the young woman, who said she was a Muslim.
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" The music executive, who works with Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber and Demi Lovato, added, "I don't know where we got messed up along the way that we decided being politically correct is more important than having conflict resolution.
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It showed, momentarily, that he'd misjudged where the line is between the kind of "I'm-not-a-racist-I'm-just-not-politically-correct" stuff that plays with the GOP base and "okay, yeah, that's racist" stuff that doesn't.
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And I think one of the things that you see, at least through her eyes, is that the definition of politically correct just means kind of not rampant sexual harassment and pay disparities and gender-race put downs.
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And I think one of the things that you see, at least through her eyes, is that the definition of politically correct just means kind of not rampant sexual harassment and pay disparities and gender-race put downs.
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The doc lays out an assemblage of the most publicized "politically correct social-justice warrior college-campus snowflakes out of control" stories of the past five years, which the film frames as harbingers of a free speech apocalypse.
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Some have suggested that she's a hired actress employed by YouTube to push a politically correct agenda onto its viewers, or as a vehicle for sponsors and advertisers looking for unethical ways to achieve product placement without disclosures.
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The scene sends off several signals that might seem too distinctly politically correct (besides tweaking gender stereotypes the family is racially mixed), but it does so with such unforced sweetness that its familiar sentiments simply warm the heart.
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Although it inhabits the politically correct world of modern ballet, where same-sex partnering is more than O.K., it's mainly about a woman's view of men — Chloe Felesina has the focal role — and sometimes a man's view of women.
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Trump's opponents too often let these attacks slide, scared to be seen as proponents of the wrong side of the debate, usually ready to describe why something is not, in fact, politically correct rather than questioning the concept altogether.
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" Here is what she said three lines before that: "Just because I choose to be a socially conscious artist, and I'm pretty good at it, that doesn't mean every artist is going to be equipped to be politically correct.
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"I would hope that [the Gunn situation] shows a change and that people realize that ending someone&aposs career for not being politically correct or dropping a bad joke is the wrong thing to do," Young told Fox News.
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"I'm not interested in being politically correct -- I'm interested in being correct," he said, continuing that the U.S. depends on the support of Muslims to fight ISIS and that there are loyal American soldiers who are adherents of Islam.
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Clinton supporters, who are increasingly Muslim and Latino, are deeply concerned that they may not have a place in Trump's nationalistic "real America," while Trump's "real Americans" feel like they don't belong in Hillary Clinton's "politically correct" America, either.
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Tuesday's vice presidential debate gave Americans a stark contrast between consensus pro-life policies that welcome and respect the tiniest and most vulnerable Americans and the extreme abortion-on-demand ideology so long peddled by the "politically correct" establishment.
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In keeping with that theme, Robert Walker, Trump's senior space advisor, has suggested that NASA should shift its focus away from Earth science and climate change, which he called "politically correct environmental monitoring" in an interview with The Guardian.
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Most university leaders serve not politically correct pieties but pressures to satisfy student "customers" and to avoid negative publicity, liability and losses in "brand" or "market share" — terms that belong in corporate suites but appear, increasingly, in deans' offices.
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" Sinclair described the editorials as "intended to stimulate public discourse," boasting that "in an age of homogenized, bland, politically correct news, we are proud to deliver news and commentary that stimulates critical thinking and encourages viewers to get involved.
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" The ruling specifically pointed to Trump's tweets from earlier this month, when he called for the need for a "TRAVEL BAN for certain DANGEROUS countries" and chided those who were too politically correct to label it a "travel ban.
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" He also added to his tweet that he would like to see a stronger travel ban: "The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tougher and more specific-but stupidly, that would not be politically correct!
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"The deranged animal who terrorized New York City came into our country through the 'Diversity Visa Lottery' -- a politically correct government program that selects new immigrants at random with no other purpose than to fill quotas," the email started.
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All of this while it would have been more politically correct to just go along with the rest of the herd jumping on bumper sticker solutions to the complicated questions on the role of human activity on climate change.
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ET — that the days of "politically correct" anti-terror policy were over: "I have just ordered Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program," he tweeted, reviving talk of what might have sounded like an existing program.
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At one point, Trump was asked if he really did believe "Islam hates us," and Rubio quickly criticized his brash attitude, to much applause, "I'm not interested in being politically correct," the Cuban-American senator told the debate audience.
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But the way I read the conversation you had with Murray, and I think you gesture at this in your opening here, you begin that conversation by really framing it around your shared experience responding to politically correct criticism.
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History teaches that no matter how buttoned up and politically correct a black person presents themselves, if non-blacks have a negative image burned into their heads from birth, subduing one's self will make no difference in racial progress.
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While the Justice Department has argued that none of the restrictions target any particular religion, Trump's public call for a "more specific" and less "politically correct" ban suggested his desire may, in fact, be to limit travel by Muslims.
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It has been amply documented that "ironic" expressions of bigotry and anti-Semitism — jokes and memes on social media; facetious trolling of the politically correct; slurs as exercises in free speech — can evolve over time into the real thing.
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Mr. King and Mr. Trump are both targets of a politically correct mob that is quick to judge and slow to forgive, so that the slightest deviation from an ever moving liberal moral standard can destroy a person's career.
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"For a certain period, they faked it, because it was politically correct to say that you wanted to enhance languages," said Francesco Ballone, a local linguist who has a doctorate in applied phonetics from the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
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"—Tiffany, MBA (@tiffyb81) December 20, 2019The same Twitter user continued, writing in a response to the original tweet: "I&aposm all for empowerment, but this one has become all about who&aposs gonna be the most politically correct candidate.
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Slaying the liberals is not terribly difficult: They are easily distracted — bickering with one another over politically correct language, squealing in delight when the progressive filmmaker Ava DuVernay likes a social media post about their volunteer work in Haiti.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recently been the subject of scurrilous articles in Britain's tabloid media which have accused them of being overly politically correct and contrasted their globe-trotting lifestyle with their stand on climate change.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recently been the subject of critical articles in Britain's tabloid media which have accused them of being too politically correct and contrasted their globe-trotting lifestyle with their stand on climate change.
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This wasn't coming from musicians themselves, this was coming from the politically correct Leftist student movement, which of course, was the main vehicle of resistance and it had plenty going for it, but did have this culturally oppressive attitude.
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It's not about being politically correct, she says—it's about doing your job well, having inclusive coverage, knowing where the stories are and how to pursue them, and knowing who should be reflected and what sources to talk to.
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He once complained about how it was no longer politically correct to call women "sluts," equated LGBTQ people to "rapists" and other criminals, and said that "young single women" who vote to protect their access to birth control didn't have brains.
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A core tenet of arguments made by both conservatives and the alt-right against progressive politics is that the mainstream media and "politically correct" liberals routinely misrepresent or try to suppress more conservative beliefs at the expense of free speech.
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Indeed, its position as the politically correct label of choice began only in the late 1980s, when civil-rights activist Jesse Jackson made a plea for it to replace "black", arguing that it "puts us in our proper historical context".
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And yet, he's not always politically correct, whether saying that religion drives xenophobia, dismissing burka-clad Muslims as "women in bags," announcing that a statue looks like "Jesus on the toilet," or tweeting articles arguing that #MeToo has gone too far.
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More damningly, Mr Trump reaffirms his preference for the first ban—which was blocked in the courts for exceeding legal and constitutional bounds—and concedes that the second version was a "watered down" and "politically correct" version of the first.
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But anyone who enters America's right-wing media world learns that Britain is governed by a bunch of politically correct ninnies who are allowing large chunks of the country's cities to be run by Muslim fanatics/grooming gangs/knife-wielding yardies.
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It's likely more the result of tradition bias, a deep-seated belief that what has long been should always be, that to push for change -- even if it is long overdue and to correct wrongs -- is automatically divisive and politically correct.
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He writes: There is a reason why, in all the Gamergate rhetoric, you hear the echoes of every other social war staged in the last 21.5 years: overly politically correct, social-justice warriors, the media elite, gamers are not a monolith.
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"The enemy is cutting off the heads of Christians and drowning them in cages, and yet we are too politically correct to respond in kind," he wrote in a letter to USA Today in February explaining his support for torture.
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According to a bestselling book on the Trump-Bannon partnership by Joshua Green, a journalist, Breitbart and its boss were instrumental in convincing Mr Trump to relaunch himself as a right-wing populist nationalist, contemptuous of the politically correct establishment.
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Some on the right argue that Mr Trump is merely playing a role, blowing chilli powder up the nostrils of the politically correct, and that in essence he is a pragmatic New York property developer who likes to cut deals.
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The current, cheerfully cynical version of me that college created knows I can spend my money much more wisely than any of the politically correct stoners with questionable degrees who are running the show in DC. Follow Jay Stephens on Twitter.
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On the campaign trail, he declared that "torture works" and supported waterboarding, complained that the Obama administration was fighting a "politically correct war" against the Islamic State, and suggested that he would order U.S. forces to kill suspected terrorists' family members.
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"Smoke" starts out (and "Rush Hour" stays) politically correct in sexual terms, like a humorless ad for a bisexual dating website: a judicious amount of same-sex partnering coexists with standard heterosexual behavior (and no one relationship counts for much).
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Sessions is one of the last people within the Trump administration who could be accused of being "politically correct" — he has been hitting the themes (and fielding the criticisms) that Trump now champions since Trump was a bankrupt Manhattan playboy.
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As Merkel's Christian Democratic party had forsaken the right to merge into some center-left hodgepodge, and the chancellor had joined the cohorts of the politically correct, there was, of course, a need for the AfD, formed in 2013, he says.
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Last year, when the children's TV show "Thomas the Tank Engine" introduced a new Nigerian character, Loesch accused the writers of being too politically correct and broadcast a meme showing the trains wearing KKK hoods on an episode of her show.
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Miners across the country — like Forsman and his colleague John Daby — reacted much like Bill Rom's opponents did in the 1970s: They took it as a personal slight, evidence of a Democratic Party pandering to a radical, politically correct environmental fringe.
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He has managed to project an image as both a conservative leader who wants to bring back "family values" and a refreshing figure who is radically opposed to all that is politically correct (60 percent of his followers are young people).
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"In America, where race-conscious education is so deep that it penetrates the hair, to film a politically correct movie requires remembering all different points of view," read a 2017 editorial explaining the whitewashing controversy in the Beijing Youth Daily newspaper.
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SYDNEY, Australia — An Australian newspaper has defended its decision to publish a provocative cartoon of the tennis star Serena Williams, using the image again — this time on its front page — and railing against "politically correct" critics who deemed the drawing racist.
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"If the self-appointed censors of Mark Knight get their way on his Serena Williams cartoon, our new politically correct life will be very dull indeed," the type below the headline said, referring to the cartoonist who created the drawing.
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Ms. Earhart, then 37, was known not only as an accomplished pilot but also as a writer, a speaker and even a fashion designer during the 1930s, when it was still politically correct to refer to her as an aviatrix.
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David is in fine form in Sunday night's 10th season premiere, with fresh complaints about too-cold coffee, politically correct sayings, and most other things in his path as he tries to get through another day of being Larry David.
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Examples abound: Mr. Conway made headlines in June when he took President Trump to task for complaining in a tweet that a "watered down, politically correct" version of the White House's travel ban had an uphill battle through the courts.
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"You know, the truth is to come as no surprise, because under the last administration, the V.A. hospitals had made it a practice to remove Bibles and even banned Christmas carols in an effort to be politically correct," Pence said.
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That, in turn, helped recast Trump's refusal to attend the debate as brave instead of cowardly: In that light, avoiding Kelly's questions was a noble stand against the forces of the politically correct mainstream media that were trying to silence him.
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Dr. Sander said he thought colleges were more concerned with having "a politically correct balanced student body," in part by admitting wealthy black and Hispanic students, than with the harder work of finding truly disadvantaged students and giving them a chance to thrive.
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"Reading notes is a tactic that I actually have coached speakers to do to hold in their nervousness and show their disinterest during debates, because it's one of the only oddly politically correct ways of showing disrespect and disagreement," she told Refinery29.
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For example, when the children's TV show "Thomas the Tank Engine" introduced a new Nigerian character in September, NRA-TV Dana Loesch accused the writers of being overly politically correct, and published a meme showing the trains in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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And that doesn't feel like too much of a problem, until Wine Country seeks to take the moral high ground with a bit about eye-rolling at millennials for being overly politically correct that feels straight out of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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To many offended by Confederate nostalgia, the images of swastikas and burning tiki torches confirmed what they have long believed: that racism, and not respect for history or a desire to lash out against liberals and politically correct culture, is fueling this debate.
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In London, a former leader of the UK Independence Party, Lord Pearson, denounces the political establishment for giving in to politically correct definitions of equality and hate speech: soon, he fears, it will be illegal to assert the divinity of Jesus Christ.
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It could turn out that a "reform conservative" candidate is caught in the deadly middle: Too populist on economics to attract support from big donors and ideological conservatives, but too "politically correct" to fire up Trump's base and attract small donor support.
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I categorically oppose the notion that if you have an opinion that deviates too far from that which is considered to be "politically correct," then the appropriate punishment is that you should lose your job -- and preferably not be hired anywhere else, either.
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It made joke figures of Barbra Streisand, Bono, Alec Baldwin, Toyota Prius drivers, pacifists, grievance-mongers, public sector bureaucrats, the politically correct and, in a double episode after the Danish cartoon furore of 2006, those who would cave in to religious intimidation.
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That character -- call him Clark Can't -- would have gone to Harvard, would work for CNN or The New York Times, would wear glasses and would spend the time before each match lecturing the crowd about how they need to be more politically correct.
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Shin, whose work will be included in the upcoming Whitney Biennial, is known to court controversy herself, making "a stand against politically correct culture," as Artnet recently noted, with her recent show of massive photographs of Kanye West at the Kunsthalle Zurich.
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Potentially making it harder for his lawyers to win at the Supreme Court, Trump again commented on the case on Monday, tweeting complaints that his own administration had issued a "watered down, politically correct version" of an earlier order he signed on Jan.
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Former Department of Homeland Security officer Philip Haney revealed in a recent memoir that this politically correct "see nothing" culture infected his own agency, where he was ordered to purge immigration records on Muslim green card holders with known ties to jihadi networks.
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Your award seems like a repudiation of the Sad Puppies, a contingent of Hugo voters that has argued that the awards were getting too politically correct and multicultural, at the expense of more traditional sci-fi, like military sci-fi and space operas.
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But in the ranks, a widespread belief holds that the corps, which prides itself on making some of the toughest war fighters in the world, needs harsh training and must push back to preserve traditions against the creep of politically correct mediocrity.
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"It's unjust to simply put a politically correct bridle on someone and say, 'You've got to do a background check on everybody that ever tweets something out before you can ever agree with a single sentence that they might put out,'" King said.
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"Read more: Scarlett Johansson defends her comments about 'politically correct' casting and says backlash was thanks to 'click bait'"There's other voices that have more to say on this subject that probably need a microphone, I think I'm done speaking on that subject.
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"If you want to take a knee or sit during our 'Star-Spangled Banner': Call me a racist cuz I'm not [politically correct] and think you have to remind me that black lives matter," Kid Rock said during his address, MLive reported.
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If Trump really could be politically correct — if his superego had truly been in control this whole time — he wouldn't be on the stump, in the middle of a Republican primary, promising to be "a different person" the moment he was elected.
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President Trump's anti-immigrant and anti-refugee policies have closed the door to the United States, and Europe's fears of a Muslim invasion reaching back to the days of the Ottoman Empire remain, even if glossed over with more politically correct rationalizations.
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Replacing the old guard whose works leaned toward politically correct melodrama, these younger directors and producers made movies dealing with once-taboo subjects: North-South Korean reconciliation, the torture of student activists, a crooked justice system, and a massacre of pro-democracy protesters.
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Judging anyone's work by any other standard is insulting and — worse — it undermines those hard-won moments when excellence from a diverse source is rewarded (against, it seems, all the odds) by leaving such recognition vulnerable to being dismissed as politically correct.
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"He called it 'not being politically correct' but in fact it was rude, it was, you know, discriminatory, it was bigoted, it was prejudiced, and yet it fed into part of the electorate that just wanted to have a primal scream," she said.
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"We need a TRAVEL BAN for certain DANGEROUS countries, not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people," Trump tweeted on June 5, 2017, months after the original iteration of the travel ban executive order was blocked in the courts.
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The lawsuit cites this Trump tweet, which claims that gender integration is the result of politicians wanting to be politically correct at the expense of the efficacy of the military: Mattis, for his part, has also expressed his skepticism to women serving in combat roles.
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While some on social media dismissed the new code as too politically correct, Jones called on critics to look at the evidence of "real-world harms of people not living up to their full potential" due to many factors, including sexual stereotypes in advertising.
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Adherents of the conspiracy theory believe the US government is secretly in cahoots with a shady global cabal known as the New World Order (also referred to as "globalists") that's trying to take over America and impose a politically correct totalitarian fascist/socialist world government.
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And while the administration denies that restrictions on travel from seven countries represent a "Muslim ban" administration officials do not dispute that Trump has dispensed with what he sees as a politically correct view of Islamic radicalism pursued by two administrations since 9/11.
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Trump has consistently attempted to downplay what he calls "politically correct" attacks on the kinds of words he used, but the particular nature of this attack offers Americans a look at what kinds of actions can be produced by different kinds of social hatred.
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DEFENDERS of President Donald Trump offer two arguments in his favour—that he is a businessman who will curb the excesses of the state; and that he will help America stand tall again by demolishing the politically correct taboos of left-leaning, establishment elites.
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In one instance, a post saying that Trump is "not anti Muslim (but) anti ISIS" and that "we are too busy being politically correct" to assess the potential danger posed by radicals among harmless refugees was removed and its author was banned from Facebook.
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When adding the growth of social media technology plus the addition of a myriad of cable and internet news outlets to the adoption of politically correct speech by our government and human resource professionals; serious issues in how we [as a nation] communicate have emerged.
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"Brazil and the United States stand side-by-side in their efforts to ensure liberties in respect to traditional family lifestyles, respect to God our creator, against the gender ideology or the politically correct attitudes and against fake news," he said through a translator.
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The comedians and rhetorical wizards I talked to compared Mr. Trump's sense of humor to that of a teenage boy sitting at the back of the classroom, insulting the teacher when her back is turned — playing Bart Simpson to an uptight, politically correct Edna Krabappel.
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While the model and host of Lip Sync Battle says she is not very politically correct, she was a little put off by the word choice since "Oriental" is frequently used in place of the word "Asian" and is often used as a racial slur.
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One of the most frequently heard explanations is that his willingness to spout sexist, racist, bigoted views that are not "politically correct" appeals to a huge swath of white people who are angry over their perceived loss of the dominant position in American society.
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On Trump and political correctness: "You can be unfiltered and still make up things" When asked about Trump's blunt speaking style, Rapaport said that while not being politically correct is "somewhat one of his good things," it is often conflated with telling the truth.
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There are millions of ordinary Americans who have been let down, who have had a bad time, who feel the political class in Washington is detached from them, who feel so many of their representatives are politically correct parts of that liberal media elite.
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The idea that one should lie about these data, or pretend to be convinced by bad arguments that are politically correct, or worse that it's okay to malign people, or even destroy their reputations, if they won't pretend to be convinced by bad arguments.
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While some on social media have dismissed the move as too politically correct, Jones called on critics to look at the evidence of "real-world harms of people not living up to their full potential" due to many factors, including sexual stereotypes in advertising.
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"He was somebody that the New York business community and financial industry in particular relied on as someone in the White House who understood business and the financial industry and would push for doing what was right, not what was politically correct," she said.
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"I watch and listen to the Fake News, CNN, MSDNC, ABC, NBC, CBS, some of FOX (desperately & foolishly pleading to be politically correct), the @nytimes, & the @washingtonpost, and all I see is hatred of me at any cost," he wrote on Twitter on Sunday evening.
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Meanwhile, the right-wing backlash is unfolding as scripted: the usual cries of censorship, the usual recriminations about liberal celebrities who once said something mean, the usual lamentations about politically correct overreach, the usual free-market fetishists suddenly oppressed by the marketplace of ideas.
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"He's going to create some kind of star chamber to see who's politically correct and who's not," said Kenneth T. Jackson, a historian who edited The Encyclopedia of New York City, echoing other historians who have cautioned against the rush to remove statues and monuments.
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Related story: Trump says Person of the Year title is 'politically correct' Only two years after Russia illegally occupied a sovereign nation's territory in Crimea and then began a proxy war in eastern Ukraine, an American leader has come to power, promising to improve relations with Moscow.
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Figures like Barton blend the idea that America is a "Christian country" with the idea that the only critiques of the Founding Fathers — that, say, they owned slaves or contributed to racial inequality — come from "politically correct" historians seeking to discredit America's great history for political ends.
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While those views are still held by many, the Trump era has ushered in a new class of "counter-jihadists" who see Islam as a unique threat to Western civilization, and view programs like CVE as hopelessly politically correct and lacking a tougher law enforcement component.
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" He added, "If you ask me as a minority, I will take someone who is perhaps politically incorrect — even racially insensitive — but who's going to fight for a better America for all of us over those who are politically correct but are disastrous to my community.
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He has attacked Democrats as a party that fundamentally does not care about the economic well-being of white working and middle class voters who struggle to get by while their party caters to left-wing activists focused on being "politically correct" rather than economically secure.
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Showing that people of color also have full romantic lives would have made a such a difference in making the show not thinly "politically correct" but a show with a much deeper accuracy to everything it pretended to be about: love, sex, friendship, and New York City.
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I remember back when I was a child watching The Brady Bunch and they started to get all politically correct, like, Okay, let's have an Asian child and a black – I used to get more offended by that than just – I grew up watching blaxploitation movies, right?
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