And pundit after pundit answers their own questions without realizing it.
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After the last debate, I heard pundit after pundit praise Trump for doing a bare minimum of prep.
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Rather, pundit after pundit has argued Ford may not be remembering this correctly — that, perhaps, she wasn't actually assaulted.
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"He's pretty close to perfect, Sean," exclaimed Fox News pundit Lou Dobbs, in one clip of him addressing fellow pundit Sean Hannity.
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She started off at an unimpressive position in the polls and had some difficulties fundraising, and pundit after pundit declared she was underperforming.
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So a pundit making confident predictions about the political fallout from the impeachment of Trump is a pundit far out on a slender limb.
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I also think that when people announce that they're ... "I'm a Conservative pundit," or "I'm a liberal pundit," then at least you know where they're coming from.
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But the race is shaping up like the GOP primary in 2016, when pundit after pundit said Trump would not win the nomination, despite his consistency atop the polls.
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" "There's a difference between a politician and a pundit.
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Just some self deprecating humor for a bad sports pundit.
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It would be a brave pundit who predicted the result.
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Strategically, Bernie Sanders spent a lot of time playing pundit.
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"Ardern's performance has been extraordinary," pundit Bryce Edwards told Reuters.
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Conservative pundit Michelle Malkin was listed as the keynote speaker.
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He joined Fox News in 2009, initially as a pundit.
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When you're done reading it, you'll be a mini pundit.
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Hannity has always been a pundit — not a news reporter.
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"He's a very highly respected conservative pundit," said of Williams.
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The first speaker was Lucian Wintrich, from the Gateway Pundit.
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This is what CNN pundit Chris Cillizza posted on CNN.
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"Oh yeah, just like at the Gateway Pundit," Hoft said.
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I'm not a pundit or a partisan, I'm a person.
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Even conservative pundit Glenn Beck expressed concern over Younger's past.
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The Gateway Pundit — Don't be fooled by the wonky-sounding name.
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Conservative pundit 'Stephen Colbert' reacts to #BillOReilly's dismissal from Fox News.
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He has, quite simply, defined the role of the modern pundit.
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Conservative blogger and pundit Erick Erickson tweeted comments similar to Graham's.
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Foolish pundit that I may be, I don't think he will.
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A mix, maybe, between a fortuneteller, a weatherman and a pundit.
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Here's everything you need to know to become an insta-pundit.
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Does a pundit have an almost surreal history of bad calls?
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Here's everything you need to know to become an insta-pundit.
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Or maybe it's just 2016 and everyone is a pundit now.
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But few in the pundit game were willing to see it.
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The most obvious is pundit George Will of The Washington Post.
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" Nikpour is a national Republican pundit and author of "Branding America.
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I'm collecting admissions of pundit wrongdoing and error regarding Trump/Russia.
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"I think you need a pundit for that one," Warren said.
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Mr. Farage declared victory and went into semiretirement as a pundit.
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An audition for a political pundit job at a cable network?
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The conservative pundit Candace Owens, a West favorite, made the rounds.
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Some of his pundit defenders claimed this was just an oversight.
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Woodward did not speak in sound bites or pundit-friendly analogies.
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"Cable news has developed a critical pundit infestation," Ms. Bee said.
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" Pundit Jerl Bier added , "Brett Kavanaugh is just like many average Americans.
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Accounts include Infowars pundit Alex Jones and James O'Keefe of Project Veritas.
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" The Patreon's description also says True Pundit offers "investigative intelligence unmatched elsewhere.
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" But the conservative economics pundit vowed: "We're going to get through this.
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Happy Round 50 (yes, 50!) of the Post Pundit 2020 Power Rankings!
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"Donald Trump became president!" said Fareed Zakaria, a liberal pundit, on CNN.
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Here, the Fox News pundit was referring to claims that Massachusetts Sen.
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Disney has had some of their top stars do AMAs on Pundit.
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Pakistan now stands at a tipping point, argues Fasi Zaka, a pundit.
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At the time, his position attracted pundit support from across the aisle.
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This is nothing warranting wall-to-wall speculation from the pundit class.
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Harlan Hill, a Trump-supporting pundit, tweeted this just after 9 a.m.
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The show will also include conservative pundit from The Blaze Tomi Lahren.
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Lindsay Lohan becoming a Twitter Brexit pundit was the most 2016 thing.
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"There could be blood on the floor," says Pedzisai Ruhanya, a pundit.
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Trump fan and Fox News legal pundit Judge Andrew Napolitano has questions.
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"There are Trump supporters and Agenda supporters," pundit Bill Mitchell tweeted Friday.
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Perhaps the biggest surprise is the identity of that pundit: Jeremy Grantham.
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The president earlier announced that he would pardon conservative pundit Dinesh D'Souza.
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"Blame Democrat Senator Chuck Schumer," read a post from the Gateway Pundit.
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And they want me to be spending my time as a pundit.
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Rebel. Founded just two years ago by Ezra Levant, an enterprising pundit
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Most voters don't share the centrist preferences of Washington's comfortable pundit class.
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These pundit descriptions of the "More In Common" report share an error.
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Mr. Wintrich, who writes for The Gateway Pundit, was arrested on Nov.
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"Don't believe what the media is telling you," the Gateway Pundit said.
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After some time as a television pundit, Sukur ventured fully into politics.
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At one point, the reactionary pundit Ann Coulter stopped by their table.
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That&aposs according to Britain&aposs most prominent football pundit, Gary Lineker.
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He'll be joined by Harvard professor and controversial television pundit Alan Dershowitz.
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Lucian Wintrich, 29, is a White House correspondent for The Gateway Pundit.
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I think you need a political pundit to look at that one.
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Jonathan ZellColumbus, Ohio To the Editor: The recent college admissions scandal has prompted pundit after pundit to bemoan how the Ivy League is made up of wealthy, entitled students who have gotten where they are by illicit means.
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Facebook has put The Gateway Pundit at the top of its feed today.
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The Gateway Pundit article doesn't cite any other source on the yearbook signature.
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"She played a fantastic match," Cash, working as a pundit for Eurosport, said.
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Even Pinterest felt pressure to quietly nudge the pundit off of its site.
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" Rather, he said, "I am a political junkie and an amateur political pundit.
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" Conservative pundit Ann Coulter accused Trump of "blocking investigators from doing their jobs.
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He was less the Science Guy than a pundit in a lab coat.
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As conservative pundit Bill Kristol tweeted: Good news: This is likely fake news.
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And pundit prosecutors have described it as perpetrating fraud on the American people.
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" Ian Dale, Sky News pundit: "I have read many books about Benito Mussolini.
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But concern over executive branch overreach seems largely confined to the pundit class.
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I'll lose my pundit card for saying this, but I genuinely don't know.
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Hatem El-Gamasy often appears as a pundit for Egyptian television news programs.
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Anything less would upset predictions made by virtually every single poll and pundit.
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It's hard to find a pundit or expert who would take that price.
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"Rubio had a rough night," conservative pundit Charles Krauthammer said on Fox News.
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Meet George Conway, Kellyanne Conway's husband, Wachtell Lipton lawyer and frequent Twitter pundit.
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One pundit hired by Bannon was Milo Yiannopoulos, who specialized in puerile insults.
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Disgraced pundit Mark Halperin reportedly is set to deliver precisely that in November.
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A rule of thumb is never trust the judgment of a right-leaning advocacy group or pundit who has never supported a Democratic nominee, or of a left-leaning advocacy group or pundit who has never supported a Republican nominee.
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Conservative pundit and former Iraq War veteran Jesse Kelly warned Fox News host Tucker Carlson that he and other conservatives would be targeted by Twitter after the pundit and former Iraq War veteran was permanently banned by the social media giant.
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He's going to want to be a pundit every night when there's a debate.
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But Menendez has drawn just one primary challenger: activist and pundit Michael Starr Hopkins.
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But no one knew that True Pundit was the work of Michael D. Moore.
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But he is best known as a charismatic pundit on a weekend TV program.
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"A player shows up for just a season," says Nana Darkwa Gyasi, a pundit.
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" On The Five, Fox News pundit Jesse Watters said, "Maybe they remember it differently.
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He's a "respected" conservative pundit who appears on Meet the Press and Fox News.
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The end of every assumption of every self-regarding sports pundit in the world?
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Trump has defended the putrid pundit despite having absolutely no evidence of his innocence.
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The same could not be said of their thoughts about the right-wing pundit.
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Jake Leahy is a Turning Point USA Ambassador, Illinois political activist, and political pundit.
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There's a sense in the pundit class that Trump's speech was a reset button.
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Similar pieces have appeared in National Review, Gateway Pundit, and the New York Post.
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If those options don't work out, Short could have a future as a pundit.
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Chris Broussard is an ESPN reporter and pundit on one its many debate programs.
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When the real shooter was identified, the Gateway Pundit story was hastily taken down.
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"Please help me with this," David French, another right-wing pundit, pleaded on Twitter.
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" Obama's former advisor and current Democratic pundit David Axelrod called Haley's speech "really effective.
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Case in point, documentary filmmaker Michael Moore, the homespun pundit-griot from Flint, Mich.
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That's because we in the pundit class were more familiar with college-educated Republicans.
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Look, almost every pundit failed to see what was happening during the presidential election.
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Pugnacious pundit and defense attorney Alan Dershowitz publicly took credit for persuading the President.
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If you went to the Gateway Pundit, they were going all out on this.
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Fourteen years ago the pundit Thomas Frank asked what was the matter with Kansas.
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History and every pundit on the planet says we're going to lose the House!
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There were speaking gigs, a stint as a reliably pro-Trump pundit on CNN.
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On Friday, the conservative pundit criticized 'chest-beaters' for 'making the usual warlike noises.
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She satisfies every self-evident truth in the pundit bible about what Americans want.
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After winning the Fields Medal in 2010, he became a pundit for sexy math.
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" He included a link to a fake story on a website called "True Pundit.
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Another conservative, pundit Peggy Noonan, recently launched a vicious personal attack on Trump's manhood.
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But Cohn's replacement, longtime CNBC pundit Larry Kudlow, shares many of Cohn's economic views.
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Concha is The Hill's media reporter and a frequent cable news and radio pundit.
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The Gateway Pundit promoted hoaxes such as one alleging that protesters in Austin, Tex.
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The highly controversial political pundit, Ann Coulter, was booked to speak on April 27.
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I spoke with conservative pundit Ben Shapiro about his thoughts on Northam and Herring.
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The Takeaway: Who knew that one pundit could bring so much goodwill to the people?
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I think he&aposs a highly overrated pundit, he&aposs wrong on so many things.
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John McCain, married conservative pundit Ben Domenech last week wearing her dream Marchesa wedding dress.
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Recently, she dragged a conservative pundit who commented on her sudden surge of political activism.
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Cuban, a frequent political pundit, said he hadn't decided which candidate he would ultimately back.
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Viral #resistance tweeter Seth Abramson dedicated an 84-tweet thread to True Pundit and Paine.
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" Another prominent conservative pundit was even more brutal about Pence, saying, "I know him well.
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No pundit will pay any long-term professional or personal penalty for their obvious opportunism.
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And it is so much bigger Sean than just a politician are being a pundit.
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Understandably, many in the scholar-pundit industrial complex are hesitant to make predictions for 2020.
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CNBC pundit Jim Cramer tweeted "More good things at Twitter" in reference to the news.
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Pundit encourages users to send short sound bites to their followers or via private message.
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Even the young "live under the canopy of history", notes Angelo Izama, a local pundit.
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Less than a week after tying the knot with conservative pundit Ben Domenech on Nov.
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Far-right pundit Tomi Lahren scolded the Left for making the tragedy about gun control.
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But his public conduct as a political pundit, which is also important, has not changed.
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Across the pundit-sphere, analysts are asking, is he crazy, or crazy like a fox?
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Speaker Judge Andrew Napolitano, the Fox News pundit, participated via Skype, rather than in person.
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Trump in late May pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative pundit convicted of campaign finance crimes.
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But the fact of the matter is that pundit conventional wisdom hasn't been that bad.
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Trump didn't put himself on a fake homepage for Breitbart News or The Gateway Pundit.
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From that date forward, no pundit could deny Murphy's status as a top-tier candidate.
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So how and when did Dash make the leap from beloved actress to divisive pundit?
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Impeachment, as every pundit intones, is really a political matter rather than a legal one.
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" He said that the pundit has called him "an anchor baby" and "a lispy queer.
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Gateway Pundit is a far-right website that has promoted hoax stories in the past.
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President Trump is retweeting Bill Mitchell who's tweeting links from The Gateway Pundit ... and ... pic.twitter.
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And there was quite a bit of that going on in Pundit-stan last night.
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" It also said nothing when pundit Kevin Blackistone called the national anthem a "war anthem.
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Prior to joining HHS, Barreto was a far-right political pundit and Trump-supporting blogger.
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He is a pundit, an interviewer, a super-fan, an authoritative voice providing unparalleled insight.
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The Yang campaign died in Iowa, with the candidate moving on to CNN pundit heaven.
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"If you want to be a political pundit, you're coming on my court," she said.
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Right-wing radio pundit Rush Limbaugh was even more forceful on his Thursday radio show.
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She's actually perfect for some networks in the cable news world as a political pundit.
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That included my usual counterpoint, Armstrong Williams, the conservative pundit and Smith brothers business partner.
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It is not always easy to distinguish between the crotchety couch pundit and Brooker himself.
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Every political campaign he has ever run was initially laughed at by the pundit class.
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Also at the courthouse was former Breitbart pundit Milo Yiannopolous, who also attended Stone's trial.
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Nelba Márquez-Greene is not a gun control activist, or a politician, or a pundit.
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And plenty of conservative figures, including Fox News pundit Tucker Carlson and former Texas Gov.
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"I'm not going to spend my time being a pundit, theorizing and speculating," he said.
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" Another commentator and pundit told me that King was "a joke" and "a stupid asshole.
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And so then there's Fox News, but then there's Breitbart, The Free Beacon, Gateway Pundit.
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The NFL show was established with beloved American pundit Mike Carlson working alongside Colin Murray.
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Political pundit Ed Schultz has died at age 64, his employer RT America announced on Thursday.
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When a pundit tweets that he supports the death penalty for abortion, why not believe him?
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For months, almost every sensible political scientist and pundit was sure that Donald Trump would fade.
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But the opposite has happened for True Pundit, according to traffic measurement services Alexa and SimilarWeb.
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"When he first arrived in Moscow no one took him seriously," says Stanislav Belkovsky, a pundit.
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The Gateway Pundit repurposed Moore's post into an article which has begun to spread on Facebook.
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But: If you hear a pundit or an operative talking about the public polls, ignore them.
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A Gateway Pundit story was listed on Facebook's Crisis Response page at one point on Monday.
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Watch this recently released ad from the National Rifle Association, starring right-wing pundit Dana Loesch.
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He has achieved the impossible by winning an election no prominent pundit thought he could win.
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We've become so accustomed to the pundit class just glibly talking about everything under the sun.
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Still, as more than one pundit has noted over the last year, stranger things have happened.
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She's referring to Clueless star and right-wing pundit Stacey Dash's bizarre appearance at the Oscars.
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This is one of those weeks where *extreme pundit voice* Donald Trump has to be president.
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Pundit John Oliver, although humorously panning both Johnson and Stein, did sum up their records nicely.
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I recently checked in with several tech-pundit friends for their assessment of Apple's aesthetic choices.
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Erick Erickson The conservative pundit came out in February against voting for Trump as the nominee.
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"Gave our stuff to some of the regular dem pundit and bloggers on cables," replies Schmaler.
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It doesn't make editorial sense to have a pundit who is defending Trump, right or wrong.
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All of this has left those of us in the pundit class with a frustrating problem.
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Hugh Hewitt, the conservative pundit, wrote on Twitter that it was "pretty early" for the call.
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Biden, too, has been playing pundit and publicly downplaying the need to be first in Iowa.
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Bill Mitchell, the singularly dedicated pro-Trump pundit and chess theorist, agreed, albeit in poker terms.
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One of my coworkers was Ann Coulter, who was just starting out on the pundit circuit.
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The pundit class has mostly grown bored of the story behind Trump's corrupt relationship with Russia.
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"Something's happening out there," Ana Navarro, the Republican never-Trumper and television pundit, declared on Twitter.
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Kudlow, an economist and longtime CNBC pundit, was an informal advisor to Trump during the campaign.
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Conservative pundit Rush Limbaugh says Democrats "hate" Republicans far more than they do radical Islamic terrorism.
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The Gateway Pundit is a far-right fringe publication that often pushes hoaxes and conspiracy theories.
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But, again, even though Trump probably best knows him from television, he's not just a television pundit.
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Not because of any pundit spin, but because of sounds of disappointment from base voters and activists.
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Twitter on Tuesday night permanently banned conservative pundit and Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos from its platform.
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" — Conservative pundit Carmine Sabia "Her entire shtick is her contempt for the president, his family and conservatives.
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Like any sensible pundit looking back on 2016, I am getting out of the political predictions game.
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On Friday, the former Clueless actress and ultra-conservative pundit announced she is withdrawing her congressional bid.
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On Monday, BuzzFeed News published an investigation of True Pundit and its owner/author, Michael D. Moore.
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He told Fox News she "apparently didn't know" about anything related to China, directly contradicting True Pundit.
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Like True Pundit, Dig Dirt boasted of having strong connections to the intelligence and law enforcement communities.
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One post by Gateway Pundit promoting the false theory got over 100,000 Facebook shares, likes, and comments.
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Powe now writes for the Gateway Pundit, a site that frequently traffics in falsehoods and conspiracy theories.
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Conservative figures such Jim Hoft, founder of the Gateway Pundit blog, and actor James Woods shared it.
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While there, he continued to be involved with American think tanks and as a foreign policy pundit.
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The conservative pundit was booed during her remarks and was the subject of quite a few jokes.
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GORDON CHANG, AMERICAN COLUMNIST, BLOGGER, TELEVISION PUNDIT, AUTHOR AND LAWYER: Fine, and thank you so much, Mark.
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Former Australia midfielder and pundit Robbie Slater told Fox Sports on Monday serious questions must be asked.
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He eventually deleted the tweet, but it somehow made him even more popular with the pundit class.
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He has also founded two online businesses and is a frequent media pundit on the tech industry.
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On Wednesday, Trump put on his pundit hat and sort of endorsed Keith Ellison for DNC chair.
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As to my role of political pundit on Facebook, I think that's over, or at least curtailed.
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"My closest chum in Washington is a political columnist and TV pundit," columnist Michael Kinsley once observed.
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" Another time, another pundit wrapped up his observations with the Renault line: "Round up the usual suspects.
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It's been catnip for Fox News and well-trafficked right-wing conspiracy sites including The Gateway Pundit.
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He also shared a report from the conservative site The Gateway Pundit that a member of Mrs.
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Kelly's choice to come out and play the role of partisan pundit and political henchman for Trump.
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"Some of us feel he's diminished the party," one GOP pundit who wished to speak anonymously said.
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"I received an e-mail LIVE ON THE AIR that linked a Gateway Pundit article," Hannity wrote.
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Schlapp, a veteran GOP communications strategist and conservative pundit, did not immediately return CNN's requests for comment.
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And The Gateway Pundit is promoting "election night coverage" hosted by Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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The right-wing pundit and self-styled free-speech warrior Ben Shapiro is in the news again.
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The screencapped tweets also circulated among fringe alt-right sites like the Daily Caller and Gateway Pundit.
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Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro put it most succinctly: Obama lecturing us is LITERALLY how you got Trump.
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" The disgraced former cable pundit Bill O'Reilly said all the recent carnage is "the price of freedom.
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Again, the framing was bizarre, as if Blitzer thought the candidates were running for pundit-in-chief.
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Political pundit and activist Ian Capstick, YouTuber Chris Klemens, and mental health app Stigma also use Verst.
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Wuco had a career as a radio host and pundit before joining the Trump administration in 193.
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Fox News announced the signing of pollster and pundit Kristen Soltis Anderson as a contributor on Tuesday.
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On his phone, he reviewed a draft of a contract formalizing his employment with the Gateway Pundit.
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What is one to think of a television pundit who starts a sentence with "Me and Sally ..."?
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" Summers quickly took to the pundit-sphere to criticize Mnuchin for perceived failures in "style and substance.
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So did every pundit assumption, and even the long-understood barriers between, say, real and fake news.
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The pundit has written for The Federalist, a web magazine co-founded by McCain's husband, Ben Domenech.
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"The statement about the Special Counsel's investigation was made by True Pundit, not Stone," his lawyers wrote.
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Meanwhile, Kara got a conservative pundit to defend Dani and take some of the flack off of her.
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A failure to fall in line on trade reportedly cost Larry Kudlow, an economic pundit, the CEA job.
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Many of them, individually, have done quite well, raising their pundit profiles and commanding plenty of media attention.
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"Even when discussing more fringe-y sites, conservative journalists tend to reference Gateway Pundit or Infowars," Bauer said.
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"BREAKING: Far Left Group Is Paying Activists a Monthly Salary to Stop TRUMP," the Gateway Pundit blog blared.
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He is a serious man, and about as far from an armchair pundit as it's possible to be.
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Conservative pundit Glenn Beck, for one, has become a top critic on the right of the Trump administration.
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Closer, though, than any primary challenger in years, said Seth Leibsohn, conservative pundit and radio host in Phoenix.
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Pro-Trump conspiracy outlets including Infowars and The Gateway Pundit were among the few to pick it up.
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In 2014, as a prominent pundit on CNN, he got into a heated debate with the late Sen.
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Update: After TripAdvisor and Nutrish both pulled their ads from Ingraham's program, the pundit issued the following apology.
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Mitchell, Right Side Broadcasting, and The Gateway Pundit attended to prove their willingness to provide favorable media coverage.
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For once, Donald Trump and the pundit class are in lockstep: This discussion conflates two very different questions.
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Thanks in part to Zuckerberg's own creation, anyone with an online following can be a self-styled pundit.
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First, let's define what a reporter is: He or she is not a pundit, not an opinion person.
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Even Gateway Pundit has numerous stories that don't try to connect the hurricane to Pizzagate or the Illuminati.
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Less than a month ago, pundit wisdom held that Clinton would waltz to a historic landslide over Trump.
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But it's indicative of an endemic problem among the pundit class: a complete divorce from the policy itself.
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This fast-rising playwright takes on charged issues, from downsizing to drugs, without ever turning pundit or polemicist.
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Last night, Twitter banned one of its most infamous users: the Breitbart editor and conservative pundit Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Henry worked with Martinez through the qualifying campaign, combining the coaching with his role as a television pundit.
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Earlier this year, conservative pundit Tomi Lahren shared her thoughts on immigration during an interview with Fox News.
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The young pundit declined to get into details in her announcement and Levant wished her well on Twitter.
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In doing so, he participated in a very old pundit game, popular among the Millbanks of the world.
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He must to be doing something differently, the thinking goes, and so the deluge of pundit explanations begins.
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Let me put on my tech pundit hat and spin some commentary on this issue: This seems bad.
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In Texas, he upset the pundit establishment by pulling off a dramatic victory against Sanders and Massachusetts Sen.
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"Disrespectful," read a Monday headline on the right-wing Gateway Pundit, comparing Fauci to ousted general Stanley McChrystal.
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Color this pundit surprised and humbled: I was certainly wrong about where I thought his campaign was going.
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Others, like Infowars, The Gateway Pundit, Big League Politics, and Breitbart, mine the far fringes of the right.
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These polls are why every pundit and forecaster agrees that Republicans are the favorite to hold the majority.
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Black's pardon isn't the first Trump has given to a prominent conservative pundit who has helped him politically.
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Though Mr. Bloomberg mostly demurred from playing pundit, he stands to gain if the moderates stumble in Iowa.
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Abortion is also legal and, contrary to what the pundit economy would have you believe, not particularly controversial.
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Lippmann thereafter retreated into a career of Olympian detachment and superiority as America's most respected and respectable pundit.
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That pundit was Steve Emerson, who runs the Investigative Project on Terrorism where Hoekstra served as a fellow.
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Sayoc also posted positively about online right-wing news outlets like the Gateway Pundit and the Daily Wire.
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" The speaker was Zsolt Bayer, a prominent right-wing pundit who once referred to Jews as "stinking excrement.
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Sean Hannity The conservative Fox News pundit has struggled to get a handle on this whole Moore situation.
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They have been told that, again and again, by every leader and pundit in their party, for years.
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" Tomi Lahren, a conservative pundit for Fox Nation, tweeted: "Bum-rushing the border is a CHOICE and has consequences.
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And political pundit Stuart Rothenberg asked his 37.3K Twitter followers if Harris was being "too aggressive" during the debates.
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" And Sima Nan, a television pundit sometimes described as China's Bill O'Reilly, openly calls her a "crazy old woman.
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It mentions Candace Owens, an American conservative pundit as well as the video games Fortnite and Spyro the Dragon.
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This Gateway Pundit article was also based on a tweet, but this time from a real person, Thomas Wictor.
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BuzzFeed News asked Jim Hoft, the editor of Gateway Pundit, to comment on why he spread this false information.
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Conservative pundit Tomi Lahren has been suspended by The Blaze for at least one week, per The Daily Caller.
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The Gateway Pundit and other publications have been actively posting about many conspiracies on the topic without verifying facts.
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He was endorsed by only a tiny handful of newspapers and tipped for success by almost no serious pundit.
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John Perry Barlow, who died on February 7th, was a Grateful Dead lyricist, cyber-pundit, cattle rancher and idealist.
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Moore, a conservative pundit, dropped out of consideration in May, citing public scrutiny of his professional and personal lives.
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Others, such as right-wing blogger the Gateway Pundit, were still staying true to those claims on Sunday morning.
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But as a political pundit, his view has no more authority than that of any other talking head. Mrs.
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As pundit Jon Lovett noted, it also sounds like a recipe for the Twitter experience to become absolutely miserable.
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Yes, on this idyllic farm sanctuary, everyone is peaceful and content — and there's not a political pundit in sight.
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Conservative pundit Tomi Lahren, who many are calling a Kellyanne Conway in training, posted a series of vicious tweets.
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You get to be your own thinkpiece pundit: Does fighting that Nazi turn you into the real bad guy?
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Bristow also worked as a TV pundit and was awarded the MBE for his services to sport in 1989.
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Hugh Hewitt, a prominent conservative pundit, said last week that House Democrats were operating a Star Chamber of sorts.
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Later in the day, they had another new impeachment pundit: Andrew Weissmann, a former prosecutor on Mr. Mueller's team.
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Delivered in what was then his persona as a conservative pundit, the 20-minute routine became a sensation online.
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She still worries about whether "being a pundit is a worthwhile thing to be," she told New York magazine.
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After a relatively generic tweet wishing the victims of the attack well, Trump quickly put on his pundit hat.
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"It's baffling that there's no visual indication of what can be 3D touched," Apple pundit John Gruber pointed out.
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CNN has faced backlash for hiring Lewandowski as a pundit shortly after he was fired by the Trump campaign.
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The sudden rise in PEI has become a great curiosity not only for the pundit class, but for voters.
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Almost every TV pundit demands one, then in the next breath offers 30-second talking exchanges to their guests.
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Undoubtedly, the president is ready to chum the waters with another carefully manufactured outrage to distract the pundit class.
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The study was picked up by other conservative outlets, like The Daily Wire, Gateway Pundit and One News Now.
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" On the TV pundit front, he appears regularly on CNN, MSNBC, NPR, C-SPAN, "Washington Week" and PBS's "NewsHour.
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It's arguing about the news, sharing the news, reacting to news, being an at-home pundit about the news.
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They were soon picked up by right-wing websites like The Gateway Pundit, The Daily Caller and The Federalist.
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Despite all that, Jim Holt's right-wing blog Gateway Pundit and the conspiracy fans of Reddit were still pushing.
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Clem's on-air phone calls with Carlson may have ended years ago, but his friendship with the pundit hasn't.
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Over the past several decades, Jones has emerged as a notoriously inflammatory pundit with a considerable platform and following.
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The radio personality Ebro Darden pushed back forcefully against Mr. West's support of the black conservative pundit Candace Owens.
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Gateway Pundit called out Matt Drudge for headlines that seemed to suggest a pro-impeachment stance on his website.
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"John Brennan is a cable news pundit," Trump White House senior counselor Kellyanne Conway said Friday morning in Washington.
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Pro-Trump conservative blog Gateway Pundit cited the website's numbers in a post Thursday touting Trump and blasting Obama.
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In June, Maza highlighted how conservative pundit Steven Crowder had repeatedly used homophobic language to harass him on YouTube.
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Other fringe right-wing personalities like Gateway Pundit founder Jim Hoft were also invited to testify before the House.
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It has weathered the existential crisis of Quebec separatism, now in deep freeze according to Chantal Hébert, a Quebec pundit.
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Talking Points Memo — Run by respected liberal pundit Josh Marshall, the progressive blog helps set the agenda for liberal thought.
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At other hearings, Republican lawmakers have cited information from right-wing sites like The Gateway Pundit to make their points.
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On his 10 pm show, Fox pundit Sean Hannity devoted segments to Rich on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday last week.
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Which is exactly why conservative pundit Erick Erickson was initially surprised by the level of skepticism of the Moore pick.
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Hence why some of the more unscrupulous ones, like Gateway Pundit and Infowars, are still amplifying ISIS's claim of responsibility.
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Sky pundit Ian Holloway took a crack about the burly physique of Wimbledon striker and VICE Sports favorite Adebayo Akinfenwa.
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The lawsuit, names InfoWars parent company, Free Speech System, right-wing outlet The Gateway Pundit, and seven individuals as defendents.
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Well, the reasons are obvious: Rivers was actually a comedian, while Yiannopoulos is a political pundit who writes for Bretitbart.
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And so, almost exactly three years later, with probation and its financial disclosure requirements behind him, Moore launched True Pundit.
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In a post about Wintrich's arrest, the Gateway Pundit declared that a "far left mob" had shut down the event.
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A British former writer for Arsov, Oliver Dollimore, also contributed to the Gateway Pundit as recently as April last year.
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You'd expect, and indeed saw, this kind of treatment in the hackiest conservative publications — like the Federalist and Gateway Pundit.
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This story was updated with further developments, including the fact that Gateway Pundit removed the posted documents from its site.
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How could we forget when Chris Hardwick rolled lost footage of the pundit trying her own hand at stand-up?
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Many predicted when the former Fox News pundit was brought in that Kelly's tenure at NBC would end in disgrace.
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"The only tweet that I need to read about the Barr report…," pundit Elise Jordan tweeted about Lewsinky's Wednesday post.
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"You could close your eyes and imagine that speech being given in Iowa," pundit king Chris Cillizza said on CNN.
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The people of Brussels knew better than any pundit how they should respond to the attacks a year ago Wednesday.
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Ross Rosenfeld is a political pundit who has written for Newsday, the New York Daily News, Charles Scribner's, MacMillan, Newsweek.
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The whole thing was duly tweeted out by "Corgi Dad, Millennial and Trump Supporter" — and TV political pundit — Harlan Hill.
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Conservatives are playing the long game, not that the House Republican leadership and the self-important pundit class have noticed.
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But he quickly became a political pundit on Russia state TV, praising Putin and pushing his "expertise" in Russian politics.
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Deepening the personality bench should be a priority once all of the temporary election pundit hires are no longer needed.
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Conservative pundit Milo Yiannopoulos, in praise of free speech, co-opted the term "cock holster" to refer to women's mouths.
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Whistle is part of a burgeoning pet wearable market that is "revolutionalising pet health and wellbeing," according to one pundit.
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A pundit on America's Fox News went so far as to claim that Birmingham, Britain's second-biggest city, was one.
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We also threw in Trump, who's more of a pundit than he is a President, and Cher, the people's president.
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Trump's offer to negotiate with Democrats is also opposed by some conservatives, including far-right pundit Ann Coulter and Rep.
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Conservative websites like InfoWars and The Gateway Pundit published articles that insinuated or outright accused Gilmore of staging the attack.
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In March, Lahren acknowledged on ABC's The View that she was pro-choice, even though she is a conservative pundit.
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Right-wing pundit Ann Coulter said she would not vote for Trump in 2020 if the wall is not built.
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There was conservative pundit Ann Coulter trotting past delegates in high heels and a white dress along the arena concourse.
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There's the granddaddy, which is Matt Drudge, still around, InfoWars, Gateway Pundit, who else do you guys pay attention to?
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But I also decided to reinvent myself as a media pundit, a public speaker, and a participant in my community.
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Before that, conservative pundit Laura Ingraham gave what looked like a "sieg heil" salute to an image of Donald Trump.
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Larry Kudlow, the CNBC pundit Trump has appointed to succeed Cohn, is known for the consistent wrongness of his predictions.
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Republicans "backpedaled into cultural issues, and it looked desperate," conservative pundit Guy Benson told me after Republicans' loss in Pennsylvania.
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It's a close cousin of the pundit fallacy: the tendency to confuse one's own policy wishes with good political advice.
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Mr. Mifsud suddenly became a popular pundit with state-run news outlets in Russia, praising the country and Mr. Putin.
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Democrats fear Trump installed Whitaker to undermine Mueller's probe because Whitaker had criticized it when he was a conservative pundit.
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We were instead marshaled in one fell swoop onto the pundit-friendly terrain of the he-said, she-said chronicle.
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I even saw a TV pundit position Colin Kaepernick's dissent as more respectable and hers as a failure of character.
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Partly it's just an excuse for sneering at Democrats, which as I understand it is required by the pundit code.
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"It's really easy to be a pundit and say, 'It should be higher' or 'It should be lower,' " Grimes said.
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A projection of certainty is often a crucial part of commentary; nobody wants to listen to a wishy-washy pundit.
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Last week Bob Beckel, a Fox pundit who made a racist remark to an African-American Fox employee, was dismissed.
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Four years later, Democratic primary voters most certainly went counterintuitive again when they bypassed the pundit-approved and -predicted Sen.
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Mark Kern, a video game designer turned conservative political pundit who has supported video surveillance of mosques, voiced his approval.
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Ms. Coulter, a longtime conservative pundit and author, has often delighted in provoking liberals with comments many have deemed offensive.
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They range from minor drug offenders to political allies including Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio and right-wing pundit Dinesh D'Souza.
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Dash, 52, has worked as a conservative pundit and continued to appear in film and TV projects in recent years.
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Also scheduled to attend are radio host Glenn Beck, CNN pundit S.E. Cupp and Washington Examiner columnist Kristen Soltis Anderson.
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Conservative pundit Laura Ingraham made a similar accusation: They can't run a caucus but they want to take over healthcare.
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" Strategist and pundit Chris Barron is also well-known, often mixing it up on "Kennedy's" party panels or on "S.
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I guess he's auditioning to be a political pundit after his job is over soon," Conway said on "Fox & Friends.
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State of the Art One secret to longevity as a pundit is to issue predictions that can't be easily checked.
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At the time, conservative pundit Guy Benson called him "a reasonable voice in pursuit of bipartisan solutions" to school shootings.
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Thus, Whitaker completed his 13-month ascent from TV pundit to the top law enforcement official in the United States.
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"We got word that Gateway Pundit is going to have a White House correspondent position, " Hoft said, whipping up the crowd.
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For a long time, the dominant theory of the pundit class was that at some point, the center had to hold.
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"True Pundit has folks who worked for the FBI and other agencies on staff," claimed one of the site's earliest articles.
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A scaled-down version of the website remained online until late 22016 before being taken fully offline after True Pundit launched.
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The reality is that the most important pundit, commentator, and great mentioner of the 2020 primary will be President Donald Trump.
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Kamala Harris had a "Dirty Sex Secret," as well as posts from conspiracy site the Gateway Pundit and Milo Yiannopoulos' website.
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"Hoaxed: The 'Illegal Alien Mom with Barefoot Kids' Photo was a Setup – Another Staged #FakeNews Production," the Gateway Pundit headline stated.
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None other than conservative pundit Milo Yiannopoulos, recently famous for being banned from Twitter after harassing Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones online.
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Erick Erickson, a conservative pundit, criticized those Republicans defending Trump who once criticized former President Bill Clinton for his sexual indiscretions.
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McLaughlin, a former Catholic priest who became a pundit in the 1970s after writing speeches for President Richard Nixon, was 89.
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Former England player Alex Scott, now a BBC pundit BBC, noted that throughout the tournament the team struggled with keeping possession.
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Ian Balina, a former IBM salesman who became a full-time cryptocurrency trader and pundit, is not known for his modesty.
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Larry Kudlow, a 70-year-old television pundit, will soon assume the role, which does not require confirmation in the Senate.
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None of the people Snapchat wants to use these Spectacles are going to give 2 poops what a gadget pundit thinks.
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Specifically, conservative pundit Bill Whittle, when appearing on NRA TV, asked that Gaga not get political during her halftime show performance.
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MANY a gloomy pundit, Buttonwood included, has been tut-tutting about equity valuations in America for the past year or two.
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Let Rachel Maddow do it too, if she does it as a pundit, not wearing a fig leaf of journalistic integrity.
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He has given conservatives, including the pundit class, a taste of what a serious right-wing nationalist politics would look like.
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He has everything a Trump-era right-wing pundit could want, and it appears he will until his audience dies out.
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Officials at the University of California at Berkeley have canceled a planned speech by conservative pundit Ann Coulter citing security concerns.
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It worked on the campaign trail, where he defied endless pundit predictions about his imminent demise and fended off countless distractions.
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Every pundit and late-night comedian is going to rant as if there are real facts and predictable outcomes in play.
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In 2016, most Democrats (Republicans too), the Clinton campaign and the pundit class seemed to be working off a similar analysis.
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One pundit goes so far as to criticize anyone who goes to law school outside the top five or six schools.
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A day later, one of the central instigators in the conflict, Breitbart columnist and conservative pundit Milo Yiannopoulos, was permanently banned.
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"Now is the best moment in the past 20 years for Argentina to change direction," says Rosendo Fraga, a veteran pundit.
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The terror attack in New York is the latest, but hardly the only, example of Trump as more pundit than President.
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Scottie Nell Hughes, a CNN pundit supporting Donald Trump, probably regrets asking her colleague Ana Navarro to stop quoting Donald Trump.
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"There is a lot of pressure on Simona Halep in this one," said Wilander, in Paris as expert pundit for Eurosport.
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At other hearings, Republican lawmakers have cited articles from sites such as the right-wing Gateway Pundit to make their points.
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" It also included a link to the conservative Gateway Pundit site, which said: "Are Tech Giants Working Together to Censor Conservatives?
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President Trump has pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, a convicted felon who has been a prominent conservative pundit and activist since the 1980s.
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Stoked by ISIS's deadly antics, our own pundit class, and certain political candidates, we've been discussing our border with renewed vigor.
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The prominent conservative pundit served in the Reagan administration and worked at both the American Enterprise Institute and the Hoover Institution.
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The ITV pundit and former England and Arsenal striker Ian Wright said authorities do "nowhere near enough" to tackle the problem.
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Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's longtime personal attorney and fixer, also worked as a lawyer for Fox News pundit Sean Hannity.
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This theory unspooled on Facebook and Twitter, as well as on right-wing websites like Gateway Pundit and World News Daily.
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So I've kind of gone a long pundit role for you here, but the first thing is let the people vote.
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We knew something special was brewing, but no cable news pundit, news wire service or party official would declare a winner.
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Part of it is an understandable objection to a white pundit using a black icon as an example in an argument.
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And trained to hear politicians this way, the reporter and the pundit assume that Mr. Trump is "speaking" rather than talking.
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Kudlow, who has spent more than two decades as a television pundit, served in President Ronald Reagan's administration in the 1980s.
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Erick Erickson, a conservative pundit and an evangelical, told me that Falwell Jr.'s role in conservative politics has been overstated.
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Create a pile of unprecedented testimonials , attendance receipts , polling numbers , and pundit gasps that will , once and for all , prove—what ?
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At The Gateway Pundit, a conspiratorial pro-Trump site, Jim Hoft called the Trump nominee a "lying swamp creature" Tuesday morning.
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Fox News apologized in September after a pundit called Ms. Thunberg "a mentally ill Swedish child" on one of its programs.
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Clinton said Wednesday that the pundit class has urged to focus her sights on states where she's up in the polls.
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And, appallingly but unsurprisingly, the pundit has managed to implicate frequent target Kim Kardashian in his mansplanation of the rapper's present situation.
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" As libertarian pundit Megan McArdle wrote Wednesday, Moore's loss was akin to "losing an election where the electorate consists of your mother.
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His national profile diminished as he was relegated to pundit-status on cable news, where he'd often rail against the Obama administration.
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He registered the domain privately, and later created a Delaware limited liability company, True Pundit Media LLC, through a third-party administrator.
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It's one thing to hear that any garden variety anti-women politician or pundit is accused of sexual harassment, assault, or misconduct.
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Crowder is a part of a growing pundit and commentary community on YouTube, where mocking other creators is par for the course.
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Fairbanks, who reports for Gateway Pundit, has been a vocal supporter of WikiLeaks and has publicly exchanged messages with Manning on Twitter.
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Birmingham is not a city "where non-Muslims just simply don't go in", as a Fox News pundit wildly claimed in 2015.
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On Wednesday Berkeley said it would seek to cancel next week's scheduled speech by right-wing pundit Ann Coulter, citing safety concerns.
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Once the euro crisis erupted, many conservatives opposed bail-outs out of an ethic of conviction, argues Thilo Sarrazin, a controversial pundit.
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In the immediate aftermath, pundit-theater critics declared Kaine the loser against Pence, and perhaps the public will reach the same conclusion.
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That assertion and Wikileaks' increasingly partisan rhetoric has at least one Republican pundit, Sean Hannity, changing his tune toward the controversial figure.
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In late 2014, Apple pundit John Gruber mentioned that he'd heard about work on a dual-camera system for a future iPhone.
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The "Clueless" star-turned-Fox News pundit has been roasted for saying Black History Month and the BET network should be abolished.
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The conventional wisdom from the pundit set is that Trump killed it in Tuesday night's address to a joint session of Congress.
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It just took everyone a while to notice she was even gone, which probably says something about her impact as a pundit.
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Comedian and television host, Chelsea Handler, will debate conservative pundit Tomi Lahren at Politicon later this month, according to The Daily Beast.
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But even in the U.S., journalists face threats — as MSNBC pundit Melissa Harris-Perry discovered while covering the Iowa caucuses on Monday.
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Ximena Barreto is a far-right political pundit who joined the Trump administration as deputy director of communications at HHS in December.
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The central point of early pundit analysis has been that, over the long term, Democrats will eventually be a majority in Georgia.
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" Around the same time, the Gateway Pundit published an article alleging Mueller as being accused of rape by a "very credible witness.
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The development comes on the heels of Trump's pardoning of conservative pundit Dinesh D'Souza, who had pleaded guilty to campaign finance charges.
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"Djokovic has been in top form from the first round onwards," said Becker, in the French capital as a pundit for Eurosport.
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"Watching the USA FINALLY defend our borders was the HIGHLIGHT of my Thanksgiving weekend," right-wing pundit Tomi Lahren wrote on Twitter.
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In fact, it was a transcription of a lecture that the conservative pundit Ben Shapiro had delivered on campus the previous week.
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It's so hard ... I mean, I think the idea of, like, getting into someone's head, it's such a pundit thing to do.
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Last week, almost a dozen advertisers dropped her show after the conservative pundit mocked a teenage survivor of the Florida school massacre.
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Successful as a pundit and agitator, Hunt does not appear to have academic credentials, either as a social scientist or data researcher.
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Portal founder Jonathan Swerdlin is just the latest media pundit to point to advertising as the root cause of the industry's problems.
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She had a history of making racist comments and built her brand antagonizing progressives as a right-wing pundit on Fox News.
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Arthur: All of which is judged by the Pundit Industrial Complex to have exceeded expectations about Trump's performance because — well, just because.
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The Democratic pundit message as of Sunday night was that the President is a racist and we should enact laws without him.
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The television pundit Larry Kudlow, best known for his patter on CNBC, was named on Wednesday as Mr. Trump's chief economic adviser.
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It's been a question that both Warren and Sanders have had to answer to, and a longstanding argument among the pundit class.
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Her fiery style had earned her a spot on the national TV circuit as a pundit on the O. J. Simpson case.
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Ms. Coles, 56, is a regular pundit on cable television and has worked on both sides of the camera for an E!
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Obamacare repeal was no longer a bloodless legislative matter, in which public opinion was measured merely with poll results and pundit analysis.
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The claim that Manafort's "black ledger" is a hoax is a fixation on hyperpartisan news sites like Gateway Pundit and Zero Hedge.
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In reality, this most often meant appearing in debate segments against both a conservative pundit and a Bush-administration-glorifying news host.
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Pundit, professor, and president of the Eurasia Group Ian Bremmer tweeted it is "impossible not to call this a win" for Trump.
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In developed countries, many politicians and their pundit enablers say that cheap credit means we don't need to worry about the debt.
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The conservative pundit and vocal Trump critic accused the president of expecting his agenda to fail just six months into his tenure.
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Outgoing Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) is reportedly shopping his services as a cable news pundit to executives at MSNBC and CNN.
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Ms. Crowley, a former Fox News contributor and prominent conservative pundit, has served as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's top spokeswoman since July.
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Those criticizing Haley's comments included Trump, GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina and conservative pundit Ann Coulter, who said Trump should deport Haley.
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Never mind whether they're supporting an effective policy; it's considered gauche for savvy pundit types to evince concern over the hoi polloi.
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"The history of the world is but the biography of great men," wrote the 19th-century Scottish historian and pundit Thomas Carlyle.
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Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro apologized on Tuesday for a Columbus Day video posted on his website that depicted Native Americans as cannibals.
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Judging by the pundit round tables after his speech, Mr. Trump gave them, for a while, reason to think it had returned.
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On Thursday, Jim Hoft, the founder of The Gateway Pundit, said the White House was giving his site an official press credential.
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Weeks ago, Mr. Bannon brought Ann Coulter, the firebrand pundit, to see Mr. Trump, according to two people briefed on the visit.
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Covington and the Pundit Apocalypse "Our hasty condemnation of these teenagers reveals the cold truth about hot takes," states this Opinion essay.
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Actually, the series seems to be a favorite of many social scientists, like international relations expert turned part time pundit Dan Drezner.
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If Deepak Chopra was a fraud, then so was I. As I was beginning to glean, playing pundit was a hypocrite's game.
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Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates and Republican pundit Ana Navarro shared the general sentiment, along with other public and private figures.
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Hannity has transformed from a typical right-wing pundit into Fox News's leading conspiracy theorist, and that's making the network's advertisers nervous.
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For nine years, he played "Stephen Colbert," a conservative blowhard pundit based almost entirely on O'Reilly's style of hosting The O'Reilly Factor.
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And even deep states sycophant-turn-CNN fake news pundit Jim Clapper, he&aposs now ready for Mueller to wrap all this up.
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Click on a video about a populist right wing pundit and end up — via algorithmic suggestion — pushed towards a neo-nazi hate group.
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Gateway Pundit, a website known to spread misinformation, picked up on the false claim and posted about it as if it were true.
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We revealed that True Pundit, a notorious pro-Trump misinformation website is run by an ex-journalist with a grudge against the FBI.
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Some websites, like Infowars, the Gateway Pundit, and YourNewsWire, updated or deleted their stories since Pavel's AMA went up, but others did not.
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He has reportedly touted his access to the president in several lobbying endeavors, and has appeared on cable news as a political pundit.
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On May 30th, Vox host Carlos Maza tweeted a thread that pointed to a pattern of homophobic harassment from conservative pundit Steven Crowder.
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Stephen Moore, an official with conservative think tank Heritage Foundation and television pundit, continues to face scrutiny about past writings and personal actions.
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"We're organizing to show people that it's not exclusively the pundit class and politicians who are calling for Beto to run," Keith said.
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Back then, conservative pundit Mark Levin wrote he shared "most of our conservative principles" and demanded conservatives get on board with Romney's campaign.
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ARUN SHOURIE, a former cabinet minister and acid-tongued pundit, once dismissed India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as "Congress plus a cow".
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The photo circulated far-right blogs before Trump tweeted it, and the far-right Gateway Pundit took credit on Twitter for Trump's tweet.
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In his role as a political pundit, however, Mr. Krugman thinks that Mr. Sanders's plan would not be feasible to get through Congress.
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The news channel has supplied several of his recent senior hires, including John Bolton, the national-security adviser, a former Fox News pundit.
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But according to music industry pundit Bob Lefsetz, it's time to wake up and smell the coffee Spotify CEO Daniel Ek is brewing.
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At times Ferguson sounds like the parody pundit Carl Diggler, who has a habit of linking every public event with his failed marriage.
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Donald Trump's rise to the presidency in 2016 shocked even the best of the political pundit class, a phenomenon Youssef has observed closely.
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In the wake of the harassment of Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones, Twitter has permanently suspended conservative pundit and Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos.
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IF THERE is one thing nearly every American football pundit can agree on, it's that the National Football League (NFL) has gone soft.
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And Brazile serving both as party vice chairwoman and cable news pundit is a perfect brew of a situation begging to be compromised.
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Getting invited to stand up for trans rights during a debate about bathroom legislation with controversial right-wing pundit Tomi Lahren on TheBlaze.
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Conservative pundit Ann Coulter says she will speak at the University of California, Berkeley after school officials canceled her appearance over security concerns.
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One right-wing site, Gateway Pundit, actually did run a story about accusations from a woman who supposedly said Mueller sexually assaulted her.
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" The pundit also called a report that he had submitted questions for Trump's approval ahead of an interview between the two "total bulls---.
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Chris Christie (R) could launch a career as a political pundit after he leaves office in January 2018, according to a new report.
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"FOR GODS SAKE - DELAY THE INAUGURATION - KEITH HOW CAN WE MAKE THIS HAPPEN," she added, directing the question at GQ pundit Keith Olbermann.
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Depending on the pundit, there is either a blue wave or a red wave heading for a poll site near you this fall.
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Where the reckoning goes from there — well, now is a time for pundit humility, so your guess is probably as good as mine.
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I hear that dopey political pundit, Lawrence O'Donnell, one of the dumber people on television, is about to lose his show-no ratings?
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Between bites of a Cuban sandwich, one hungry pundit noted that Cubans once picked Castro, so their choice of Trump shouldn't be surprising.
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He regularly posts his analyses of current events in online groups, and he has become an increasingly prominent pundit on the Chinese Internet.
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Asked a second time, Blackburn, who was pitched as a "perfect" pick by CNN pundit S.E. Cupp on Wednesday, gave the same answer.
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And so, it's not surprising -- although it is worrisome -- that in office, Trump acts more like a pundit and less like a president.
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We must accept that the President sees himself as our national pundit-in-chief, whose job it is to set the national conversation.
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"The retweet — which is what it was, just a retweet — was from somebody that's a very respected conservative pundit," Trump told reporters afterward.
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And so it came about that a middle-aged single mother became a best-selling pundit by championing America's youngest, hippest male directors.
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"He reminds me of Chicken Little, the bird who ran around the neighborhood and disturbed everyone 'with her foolish alarm,'" the pundit quipped.
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In pundit circles, the liberal reckoning with Bill Clinton has well and truly begun, both here at Vox and at other large publications.
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Now a leading conservative journalist and pundit is making damned sure that a leading Republican politician has an explicit position on mass deportation.
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You don't need to be a political pundit to understand that it doesn't matter what Trump says or how outrageous the lies are.
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Right-wing pundit Glenn Beck, for example, predicts Rubio would defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton if he were to win the GOP's presidential nomination.
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"It's a very Democratic district, what happened in 2014 was a fluke," said Jon Ralston, a well-known Nevada political journalist and pundit.
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His departure had been strongly protested by Sean Hannity, the network's most popular host and pundit, who was reportedly longtime friends with Shine.
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Let's stop playing pundit with our votes and just vote for the candidate we like, count the results, and move forward from there.
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After all, though Trump outperformed pundit expectations, he did not carry a majority, and his Midwestern electoral victory was wide but dangerously shallow.
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We knew we had made it when conservative pundit Rick Wilson said we masturbate to anime on an appearance he made on MSNBC.
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It's the job of politicians and the media's pundit class to utilize such numbers in the service of advocating and implementing public policy.
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Now, I've been a pundit for a long time, and I learned early on not to sweat being occasionally wrong about the future.
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The New York Times' David Leonhardt described the new terrain well: Most voters don't share the centrist preferences of Washington's comfortable pundit class.
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The vote comes ahead of a speech scheduled for later this week by conservative pundit Ben Shapiro at the University of California, Berkeley.
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The Gateway Pundit, a right-wing news site, quickly wrote an article embedding the deceptive video with the clear goal of validating it.
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Erick Erickson, the conservative pundit, rose to prominence in the aughts, and he remembers Land as a brusquely effective motivator of elected officials.
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Since 2004, Hoft has run the Gateway Pundit, whose posts are often picked up by the Drudge Report and distributed widely through Facebook.
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Trump was at the meeting for 503 minutes By the way: Fox News apologized to Thunberg after a pundit called her mentally ill.
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"You people keep saying to look at Trump getting elected to see how Hitler could be possible," tweeted the conservative pundit Erick Erickson.
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Many commentators share these views, and they commit a classic version of the pundit fallacy: They confuse their own beliefs with the country's.
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Cow farts are a huge source of methane which, according to Triple Pundit, is 21 times worse for the environment than carbon dioxide.
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" He added, "The mood from the pundit class to friends of mine that work in the White House is over-the-moon ecstasy.
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Former MLB pitcher and conservative pundit Curt Schilling shared a video on Twitter in June that alleges that QAnon isn't just about Trump.
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" Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro wrote that his "two-year-old son could come up with a better, more realistic proposal than this one.
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"You should not undersell giving almost the entire country a tax cut," Guy Benson, a conservative pundit and editor at Town Hall, told Vox.
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Whichever course the court takes, the JIT's final report is "much worse" than Mr Sharif would have expected, says Fasi Zaka, a local pundit.
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It's the duty of every pundit to note that entrance polls are to be treated with care and often end up not being predictive.
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He thinks that he's just being some kind of political pundit here, but I would say be very careful about how you characterize that.
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The Gateway Pundit later published a story trying to link the Bataclan attacks by ISIS in Paris in 211 and the Notre Dame fire.
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Fox News anchor Maria Bartiromo and conservative pundit Eric Bolling – both of whom are among Trump's 47 follows – are also shouted out by name.
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Moore also sells True Pundit merchandise, has close to 250 people supporting a Patreon, and earns advertising revenue thanks to an arrangement with Revcontent.
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In the past 10 years or so, he has worked less as a lawyer and more as a pundit, security consultant and unofficial diplomat.
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Over Diet Cokes, they relished the reviews that were popping on their iPhones, shouting out the latest poll or pundit to go their way.
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Stacey Dash's evolution from 'Clueless' star to conservative pundit In her book Dash discusses transgender reality star Caitlyn Jenner's use of the women's restroom.
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Arsov also employed other American and British writers, including at least one who currently works for US right-wing conspiracy site the Gateway Pundit.
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Nobody summed up the sweet, sweet feeling of relief when England finally won on penalties better than pundit (and former England striker) Ian Wright.
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Not all queer teenagers fall in love with their best friends, but at risk of angering the queer pundit class, many of us do.
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The Gateway Pundit hedged its story with "This is just a report at this time— We will post any updates—" when it published Friday.
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The ex-con-turned-political pundit, was in Las Vegas today when a photog asked him about the President's State of the Union address.
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It's the first wedding for both the TV host and her political pundit husband, who were engaged in July following her father's glioblastoma diagnosis.
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Larry Kudlow (pictured, bottom right), a television pundit who last worked in government under Ronald Reagan, will replace Mr Cohn as chief economic adviser.
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Much of the issue, such as it is, can be summed up in this exchange between Ocasio-Cortez and the conservative pundit Michael Knowles.
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Last week, Vox journalist Carlos Maza tweeted about the years of harassment he's received from Steven Crowder, a right-wing pundit, and his fans.
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But a pundit from Mars dropping in on the "Q" last night without any context would have been hard-pressed to spot the discontinuity.
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Earlier this week the comedian-pundit John Oliver told his viewers that the election of National Front candidate Marine Le Pen would destroy Europe.
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The pundit class mostly missed the revolt, and still believes November was more of an aberration than the beginning of a different political order.
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"Whatever wizardry Trump has used to defy the laws of political gravity has worked only within his party," writes the liberal pundit Jonathan Chait.
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Paul Joseph Watson, editor of Infowars, and Lucian Wintrich, White House correspondent for the Gateway Pundit, tweeted claims that the Reddit user was 15.
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Ross Rosenfeld is an educational reformer, historian and political pundit who has written for Newsday, the New York Daily News, Charles Scribner's, MacMillan, Newsweek.
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It appears as if it's coming from a whimsical social media post, or a pundit with an animosity towards Obama, or Obama's environmental policy.
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In the end, the test of a good pundit is one who will declare the methods and evidence that went into a judgment call.
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He became arguably the biggest pundit for free speech in modern music, making the talk show rounds and becoming a cultural liaison in Prague.
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Before he became a Fox News pundit and former king of New York's demi-monde, Alig was a misfit kid from South Bend, Indiana.
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Loesch, a popular conservative pundit and the face of NRA TV, attended CNN's Wednesday town hall in Florida with members of the Parkland community.
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Wohl, who is a contributor to the right-wing website The Gateway Pundit, denied knowing about the alleged scheme in messages to the HillReporter.
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Also spotted at the event was CNN's Abby Phillip and Jim Sciutto, political pundit Hilary Rosen and CEO of Impact Strategies CEO Angela Rye.
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There are plenty of names who once frothed at the tip of pundit tongues, however, until the same pundits had to swallow their words.
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Throughout this week, prominent pundit-lawyers and right-of-center journalists have mourned Sullivan's fate as though American jurisprudence itself had been critically wounded.
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Scott Galloway, the bestselling author and well-known tech-industry pundit, is a professor of marketing at New York University's Stern School of Business.
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Wintrich gained notoriety for his job as the White House correspondent for the Gateway Pundit, a blog visited by millions of people each month.
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The Fox pundit is a Trump loyalist who days before the election had called Ryan a "saboteur" who needed to be ousted from office.
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I don't doubt that some pundit or another would actually propose he was traitor to the nation for giving aid and comfort to Trump.
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Ximena Barreto is a far-right political pundit who in December 2017 joined the Trump administration as deputy director of communications at the department.
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Corsi is a conspiracy theorist and pundit whom Stone communicated with about WikiLeaks' plans to release damaging information about Clinton, specifically the Podesta emails.
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The market is being driven by psychology today and has no fundamentals, so I put little stock in pundit predictions of future price movement.
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Pundit types, pollsters, the vast majority of liberals and lefties who write things on the internet—almost none of them saw this shit coming.
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"The CBB is the worst sports federation in terms of finances," said Fabio Balassiano, a basketball pundit who runs Brazil's Bala na Cesta blog.
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And a great number of people in the pundit class believe that a more equitably balanced Harvard leads to a more equitably balanced America.
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" Trump argues his retweet of a @w_terrence tweet suggesting the Clintons murdered Jeffrey Epstein "was fine" because Williams is "a highly respected conservative pundit.
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On Thursday night, Thomas discussed her book with senior editor at Slate and TV pundit Dahlia Lithwick, at the ACLU national headquarters in Manhattan.
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America's puckish pundit in chief is weighing in on the Democrats' dramatic Super Tuesday results — and he seems to have mischief on his mind.
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Scott Galloway is a bestselling author, well-known tech-industry pundit, and the professor of marketing at New York University's Stern School of Business.
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Scott Galloway is a bestselling author, well-known tech-industry pundit, and the professor of marketing at New York University's Stern School of Business.
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There is no doubt that this would be the dream matchup of every post-grad holding, Harvard envying, McKinsey-adjacent pundit in the land.
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Josh Hawley's (R-MO) attacks on corporate power and big tech and conservative pundit Tucker Carlson's assailing of the "ruling class" and moneyed interests.
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"It became pretty evident early on that Shaub's goal was to [set] himself up to be a pundit when he left government," Schultz said.
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Gateway Pundit has been cited by the Fox News anchor Sean Hannity, The Drudge Report, Sarah Palin and other popular conservative personalities and outlets.
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After the result was announced, the pundit class assured me with one voice that I didn't deserve any credit for doing the blindingly obvious.
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When you're that scared of losing to Trump and nominating the most electable, you become a pundit that is overanalyzing any indication of strength.
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When Trump, at the launch of his campaign, mentioned Mexican "rapists," he was amplifying a claim made by Ann Coulter, the pundit and provocateur.
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Today, Glenn Beck looks almost nothing like the clean-shaven pundit who became famous delivering tearful Fox News monologues and emceeing Tea Party rallies.
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But an emerging dark horse in the always-speculating I-95 pundit class from New York to Washington is Kimberly Guilfoyle of Fox News.
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Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton blasted the right-wing website Gateway Pundit on Monday after the blog accused a survivor of the Parkland, Fla.
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GotNews, FreedomDaily, the owner of Gateway Pundit and 85033 other individuals are named in the lawsuit, which was filed in a federal court Wednesday.
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"When I heard of Cohen's retainer for $130,000, he was doing no work for the President," Giuliani told conservative pundit Sean Hannity in May.
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Nadler and Cummings, however, wanted to see if the FBI's potential ties to True Pundit could reveal an anti-Clinton bias within the FBI.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Play | RadioPublic | Stitcher This week on "The Argument," pundit accountability!
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But many others have weighed in to attack her, from a TV pundit to a state governor, and some of the commentary got personal.
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"What every poll tells us and what every political pundit understands is… we will win tonight if the voter turnout is high," Sanders said.
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Months ago, Joe Scarborough, the former Republican lawmaker turned moderate MSNBC pundit, made the case that Bennet is the answer to Democrats' 2020 puzzle.
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The best illustration of these potent cultural resentments came last night in the form of a rant from conservative Fox News pundit Tucker Carlson.
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He's made a name for himself as a lib-owning, fast-talking logician, the sort of pundit who thrives in the age of Twitter.
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He has defied every pundit prediction that his collapse is imminent after another controversial pronouncement, the latest being his boycott of a Fox News debate.
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John McCain resumed her co-hosting duties on ABC's The View, less than a week after she tied the knot with conservative pundit Ben Domenech.
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If you're a DEF CON attendee, your grandma has seen stories about your world on TV, maybe even a pundit with your same job title.
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The map has been shared thousands of times on Twitter as well, including by conservative pundit and rumored White House press secretary candidate Laura Ingraham.
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"Cuthbert was the center of a much cherished and glorious part of Australian sporting history," prominent local pundit Patrick Smith wrote in The Australian newspaper.
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The Gateway Pundit gained attention last year for its heavy pro-Trump coverage, and the site has been criticized for promoting fact-free conspiracy theories.
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" The conservative pundit made similar comments in a New York Daily News op-ed featured on the tabloid's cover Wednesday under the headline "DUMP TRUMP!
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But it's probably going to happen, said former Obama speechwriter and podcast pundit Jon Favreau on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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One conservative author and pundit, Nick Adams, called it a "disgusting act of shame" on Twitter; others wondered whether it was all a manufactured fuss.
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CRTV is a conservative television station owned by pundit Mark Levin who has also written a book called Rediscovering Americanism: And the Tyranny of Progressivism.
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The company's site is now offline, but as recently as the fall of 2016 it contained language that directly echoes the messaging of True Pundit.
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True Pundit was the source of the made-up claim that Clinton once asked "Can't we just drone this guy?" about Julian Assange of WikiLeaks.
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On Tuesday morning he also retweeted a post by conservative pundit Saagar Enjeti — which called Stone's recommended sentence "an unhinged miscarriage of justice" — adding: "Disgraceful!"
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After a conservative pundit criticized her latest video, the rapper said women should be able to dress and dance however they want without being assaulted.
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My favorite crypto-pundit, Jameson Lopp, chimed in today: The more loudly folks proclaim that Bitcoin is dying, the more dollars I dump for BTC.
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From Tucker Carlson to Mark Levin to Breitbart to Rush Limbaugh to The Gateway Pundit to "Fox & Friends," it has been everywhere in recent days.
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In October Bill Simmons, a sports pundit who had a popular podcast at the ESPN network, launched one under his own name with multiple sponsors.
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But between Drudge and Limbaugh and Breitbart and Fox News and their useful feeders like Gateway Pundit, they have their work cut out for them.
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That prompted Twitter cofounder and current CEO Jack Dorsey to publicly address the issue and led to the permanent ban of conservative pundit Milo Yiannopoulos.
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During this election season, every liberal pundit had a precocious toddler who offered incisive commentary on Donald Trump and the current state of American politics.
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When he turns on the television, there is at least one pundit ready to repeat the talking points that his own White House puts out.
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It is difficult to see how Trump's performance could be viewed as having cleared even an arbitrarily low "expectations" bar any pundit might have set.
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Wohl channeled his pro-Trump enthusiasm into a brief stint contributing to the far-right website Gateway Pundit and a measure of MAGA internet celebrity.
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Sanders, a Democratic strategist, shut down pro-Trump pundit Jeffrey Lord on CNN on Thursday after he compared the president to the civil rights icon.
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On Monday, Jerome Corsi, a birther conspiracy theorist and occasional conservative pundit, announced that he had refused a plea deal from special counsel Robert Mueller.
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" And Laura Ingraham, a top conservative pundit who interviewed to be Trump's press secretary, said on December 5 that Mueller's investigators "should all step aside.
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At that point, America's mayor will have completed the now familiar trajectory of the mediagenic Trump ally, from Fox pundit to late-night punch line.
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They note that Facebook has helped Infowars and Gateway Pundit, two outlets that have promoted hoaxes, become bigger brands and reach a much wider audience.
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The groups brought the lawsuit in April of last year after the university canceled a scheduled speech by conservative pundit Ann Coulter, citing safety concerns.
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On Thursday night, Carlson interviewed Canadian pundit Mark Steyn, who took issue with CNN host Chris Cuomo for warning about the dangers of white supremacists.
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Scott Galloway, the best-selling author and well-known tech-industry pundit, is a professor of marketing at New York University's Stern School of Business.
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" It also included a link high on its site to the conservative Gateway Pundit site that said: "Are Tech Giants Working Together to Censor Conservatives?
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The Portuguese has since been working as a pundit for Sky Sports, but he now says he is excited for a return to the touchline.
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Conservative pundit Tomi Lahren admitted that she still benefits from a key feature of ObamaCare during a debate in which she blasted the healthcare plan.
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Part of Dhurakij Pundit, one of the country's largest private universities, the school started with 23 Chinese students in 2010 and now hosts about 3,700.
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"By far the strongest conservative pundit the show has had in years has brought an honest and often fiery debate to the table," Wulfsohn said.
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CRTV will announce today a new pilot series starring conservative pundit Erick Erickson — called "The Resurgent Family" — that will focus on faith and family values.
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Much was made of this and similar headlines about Sanders and Trump voters, seemingly validating a common pundit theme that their voters are nearly identical.
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By 2003, with the release of his best-selling "Lies: And the Lying Liars Who Tell Them," Franken had established himself a leading liberal pundit.
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We in the pundit world are awful at predictions, and we should all be humbled by the conventional wisdom of 2016 that Trump was unelectable.
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But there's no word of Russia at all in the breaking news stories from the Daily Caller, a site started by conservative pundit Tucker Carlson.
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In Sumo: The Art of Six Second Fighting I name checked Kotoshogiku as the perfect example of what sumo pundit David Benjamin termed 'a bulldozer'.
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That let them stage their normal fair and balanced pundit roundtables rather than exposing the audience to the reality that the underlying situation was abnormal.
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That includes creators like Steven Crowder, a conservative pundit whose homophobic language targeted at Vox journalist Carlos Maza resulted in his channel losing ad privileges.
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Christina Paxson, president of Brown University, said her university took much the same approach when the conservative pundit Guy Benson spoke there earlier this year.
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Trumpmatics works like this: The pundit ignores Trump's victory, and instead focuses on cobbling together vote percentages of the second, third, fourth, even fifth placegetters.
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The political and pundit classes, in their wisdom, thought it entirely inconceivable that someone like him — so unpolished, so left wing — could ever persuade voters.
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As BuzzFeed reported, an article on Gateway Pundit, a pro-Trump website, tying Colonel Vindman to the whistle-blower had been widely shared on Facebook.
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On the left, users displayed to this reporter included Democrats like Nancy Pelosi, Beto O'Rourke, television pundit Lawrence O'Donnell, Chris Murphy and author Stephen King.
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Julián Castro sounded like a pundit on Tuesday night when he took the stage in Brooklyn to formally endorse Warren at their first rally together.
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And pundit Gary Lineker joked the only thing that can stop it winning the league is Donald Trump and the threat of World War 3.
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I'll turn in my pundit card and say this is vastly complicated terrain, and I am not sure what the rights standards to invoke are.
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For Gabe Fleisher is not a Washington pundit or a producer for CNN, but a 213-year-old freshman at a St. Louis high school.
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Speaking to conservative radio pundit Hugh Hewitt, O'Brien stressed: "It's important that our candidates understand the nuclear triad," the fundamental platform for America's nuclear arsenal.
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And according to social metrics site BuzzSumo, websites like Breitbart and the Gateway Pundit have had thousands of engagements around stories that include the name.
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The new policies arrive months after Vox's Carlos Maza accused conservative pundit Steven Crowder of using homophobic language in his videos to continuously harass him.
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Pundit Michael Knowles, appearing in a segment about "climate hysteria" on "The Story" on Monday, used the opportunity to throw an ugly attack at Thunberg.
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Even the conservative pundit and wild-eyed conspiracy theorist Glenn Beck, of all people, has expressed befuddlement at the charge that Facebook censored conservative content.
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That's an argument that John Bolton, who became Trump's national security adviser in April, made for years when he was a pundit outside of government.
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Crowley, a prominent conservative pundit and former Fox News contributor, isn't a prolific author at the level of a Glenn Beck or a Rush Limbaugh.
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Pundit Erin Gloria Ryan pointed out how differently Warren, a two-term senator with substantially more accomplishments under her belt, was treated by the same magazine.
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Twitter's decision to permanently ban conservative pundit and Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos has prompted a debate about free speech on Twitter under the hashtag #FreeMilo.
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He thinks -- he thinks he's just being some kind of political pundit there, but I would say be very careful about the way you characterize it.
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Luckily for Zack Snyder and company, Razzie voters found such a film in...conservative pundit Dinesh D'Souza's Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party.
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Stephen Colbert's famous 2006 set — in which he skewered George W. Bush while in his character as a right-wing pundit — is remembered as daring now.
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Steve King of Iowa have cited articles from far-right media outlets such as the Gateway Pundit to accuse social media companies of bias against conservatives.
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Conservative pundit Stephen Moore was the latest to step back from Fed consideration on Thursday, following the same path as Herman Cain, who withdrew last month.
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Legum discovered that The Daily Wire, the media outlet founded by conservative pundit Ben Shapiro, was breaking Facebook's policies to spread its content across the platform.
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Over the past period of nearly a year, as other conservative sites struggled with low or inconsistent traffic, True Pundit has enjoyed a climb in audience.
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Almost every news media pundit is bashing the details of Trump's plan based on their same old left-leaning economic theories and dogma about tax cuts.
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Stephen Colbert said goodbye to President Barack Obama in the only way that he really could, as his identical twin cousin, Stephen Colbert, the conservative pundit.
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Fox News, the Daily Mail, pundit Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire and Breitbart were all among the publishers who received the most engagement on Facebook from Jan.
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But Noel Whelan, a pundit, believes that Sinn Fein should have been able to pick up more seats from the post-crash collapse of Fianna Fail.
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David Shulkin, the veterans-affairs secretary, is fighting to keep his post, amid speculation that he might be replaced by Pete Hegseth, a Fox News pundit.
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One lawmaker inquired why the right-wing site Gateway Pundit had seen decreased Facebook traffic; Bickert said she could not speak to an individual site's performance.
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"We didn't have the big names here this year but ... I have to say a star is born," Evert, working as pundit for broadcaster Eurosport said.
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The pundit class can hem and haw all it wants about how earth-shattering it is that Trump's accomplished so little in his first 100 days.
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Thirty-nine-year-old conservative pundit and novelist Lisa de Pasquale literally wrote a book on dating, but she has ignored male advances for four years.
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The first presidential debate was akin to the Super Bowl for the pundit class, and all the referees declared Hillary Clinton the winner by unanimous knockout.
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But the Canadian-born comic reserved some criticism for news organizations themselves, decrying pundit-heavy coverage and explosive shouting matches between "partisan hacks" on cable networks.
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Earlier this month, conservative pundit Erick Erickson wrote that the LP needed to "grow up" by pandering to #NeverTrump Republicans who hate gay marriage and abortion.
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Mary Matalin, a high-profile political pundit and veteran strategist for the Republican Party, changed her party registration to Libertarian from Republican, she said on Thursday.
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It should come as no surprise that articles from The New York Times routinely met those standards, whereas blog posts from The Gateway Pundit did not.
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And there's never a shortage of material to work with when slamming those comments (and tweets) if you're a reporter/columnist/host/pundit covering this campaign.
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It was political pundit Doug Schoen, not a Ukrainian businessman, who asked me to do a short speech by phone (Skype), hosted by Doug, in Ukraine.
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As PolitiFact noted, some of the sites, such as Gateway Pundit, have since retracted the story after the reddit user noted in its story spoke out.
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Nonetheless, on Tuesday afternoon, the far-right conspiracist website Gateway Pundit, for which Wohl writes, posted a heavily redacted document making a rape allegation against Mueller.
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Her past experiences on the campaign trail with her father and as a Fox News pundit have prepped her for the chief House Republican marketer role.
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The videos run the gamut from providing actual evidence of a transgression to a channel creator analyzing and opining in the style of a cable pundit.
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The pundit class collapsed back in its chair last week, exhausted and spent, from a furious wonk-off session over Bernie Sanders's rhetoric on medical bankruptcies.
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Former Wallabies winger and TV pundit Drew Mitchell was scathing of his erstwhile team mate and compared Folau's campaign with others seeking funds for sick children.
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For inside my hardened political commentator exterior lurks the soul of a humble clap critic, a pundit of praise, judge of jeers, the applause arbiter supreme.
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Last week, the right-wing pundit character made his first televised appearance since signing off on the final episode of The Colbert Report a year ago.
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But about a decade ago, the writer Matthew Yglesias (whom I quote for other reasons in my column today) coined a useful phrase: the pundit fallacy.
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Earlier this year, Vox host Carlos Maza called out YouTube for allowing conservative pundit Steven Crowder to remain on YouTube after Crowder made repeated homophobic remarks.
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The Daily Wire was founded by conservative pundit Ben Shapiro, and has come under fire for its attitudes towards climate science and for its incendiary reporting.
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"Pundit-satirist" might be nearer the mark, for Richardson's distinct charm lies in his recognition of the inherent absurdity of what he does for a living.
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For the last two years, the right-wing pundit John Cardillo has fired off tweets referencing an impending "Civil War 2.0" supposedly declared by the left.
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After all, he was universally written off by just about every mainstream pundit, and he faced disadvantages in money, organization and access to traditional political expertise.
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" The conservative pundit Tomi Lahren, who supports Mr. Trump, wrote in an email that, "It's not intolerant or unloving to put Americans and American safety first.
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And conservative pundit Erick Erickson, another influential figure involved in the search for an independent alternative, is already on board, albeit with a deeply pessimistic qualifier.
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In conversations with nearly two dozen Iowa Democrats before and after Tuesday's debate, many analyzed the unsettled Democratic primary through the lens of a television pundit.
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Ms. Huffington's rise at Uber is the latest chapter in a life marked by dramatic career shifts that included political pundit, media mogul and corporate fixer.
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"This was a bungled collusion," the Fox pundit Charles Krauthammer said the other night, noting that he had previously been sympathetic to the White House line.
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That description might seem incongruous, but it's increasingly standard on the right to characterize sites like Jones's Infowars, The Gateway Pundit and even Breitbart as ''alternative.
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Damon Hill, the 1996 world champion who is now a pundit for Sky Sports television, said he would give both a talking to in Binotto's shoes.
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Will, a conservative pundit who is often critical of Trump, ripped the president for supporting Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore, who faced sexual misconduct allegations.
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" The speech was hailed by Thunberg's supporters, but she was mocked and criticized by some conservatives, including one Fox News pundit who called her "mentally ill.
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PUNDIT PREDICTIONS: The Hill reports: Our political insiders predict the outcome of the presidential race and what happens in the battles for the House and Senate.
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Twitter was now policing speech in a way that seemed "motivated entirely by viewpoint, not by behavior," the conservative pundit David Frum wrote in The Atlantic.
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A piece on the fringe right pro-Trump blog Gateway Pundit, one that names Whelan's target and credulously repeats his allegations, has nearly 35,000 Facebook shares.
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From Ann Coulter, conservative pundit and author of In Trump We Trust: " I will never sign another bill like this again"Yeah, because you'll be impeached.
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It's a narrative Fox News pundit Sean Hannity has been pushing since before the election, arguing that unelected bureaucrats are working to get Hillary Clinton elected.
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Fueled by millennials feeling nostalgic for something they never experienced, vinyl enjoyed a stunning revival and, defying all pundit predictions, became more than a passing format fad.
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Plus, the President pardons conservative pundit, Dinesh D&aposSouza, launching massive media speculation about whether his former advisors caught up in the Russia probe could be next.
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For once, Donald Trump and the pundit class are in lockstep: Crooked Hillary Clinton now blames everybody but herself, refuses to say she was a terrible candidate.
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His evidence: This one gets even more dicey, as it started with Fox News pundit Andrew Napolitano citing anonymous sources, and having his claims repeated by Spicer.
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Play was eventually cancelled for the day about 50 minutes later despite no rain falling — leading to criticism from former French Open champion and pundit Jim Courier.
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Similarly, on Sunday night the pro-Trump publication Gateway Pundit published an "exclusive" article claiming Ocasio-Cortez went by "Sandy" instead of Alexandra during her college years.
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Similarly, the creative partners were asked which political pundit was worse when it came to Tucker Carlson or Piers Morgan, and they both agreed on the former.
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Far-right website Gateway Pundit lists it under its "GP favorite media" section, for example, and InfoWars editor Paul Joseph Watson often tweets stories from the broadcaster.
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Claire Fox is the director of the Academy of Ideas, a libertarian think-tank, and regularly appears as a pundit on the BBC and other news channels.
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After moving to America and earning his citizenship, he became an increasingly prominent critic of Islam through his work at Breitbart and eventually as a television pundit.
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"With Yahoo — call it 'moving off the shelf' — if you're a pundit that focuses on this tech-media space, you're eyes get set on Twitter," Levinsohn said.
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No pundit predicted Chelsea would be in 20th — without Manager José Mourinho — and preparing for a game on Sunday against a Manchester United team in fifth place.
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According to BuzzSumo, people liked, shared, and commented on the Gateway Pundit story more than 1,400 times on Facebook and shared it nearly 7,600 times on Twitter.
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Just 2 percent of applicants got accepted to appear in the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt SF; Pundit was one of the teams to make the cut.
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"Voice and audio is the last frontier for innovation in social media right now," said Aston, and he believes Pundit has what it takes to change things.
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But pro-Trump sites like Gateway Pundit don't adhere to these standards, and Fox News seems to have no qualms about citing such dubious sources of information.
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There's a good chance he just saw some conservative pundit yelling about the cost on Fox News and decided to regurgitate those points in the Time interview.
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Over the weekend, some Kanye fans were disappointed that he tweeted support of conservative pundit Candace Owens, who has been critical of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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When Trump finally loses, the country's entire pundit class will squint into the entrails of his vanquished campaign to divine his future influence over the Republican Party.
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Maria Cardona: The Trump Train flies off the rails, again Cardona is a political strategist and CNN pundit who wrote often for The Hill during the campaign.
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Windrip wins the presidency with help from a Methodist version of Roman Catholic pundit Father Coughlin, and his platform bars non-believers from law, medicine, and teaching.
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Channel Four television pundit Eddie Jordan, a former team owner, said completion of the deal could force Ecclestone out but others doubted any departure would be rushed.
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Sen. John McCain and his wife Cindy watched their daughter Meghan, co-host of ABC's The View, tie the knot with conservative pundit Ben Domenech on Tuesday.
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Trump's CPAC address was aimed at firing up his base, while his address to a joint session of Congress was aimed at buttering up the pundit class.
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Wolff suggested Lauda, also a pundit for German television, and Vettel, the championship leader, might simply have crossed paths in the paddock and exchanged a few words.
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Last night, as bombs were falling on Syria, the pundit class lost its shit about how awesome and presidential this largely symbolic but incredibly risky action was.
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He kicked off his Thursday morning by issuing a full pardon to Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative pundit who pleaded guilty to federal campaign-finance crimes in 2014.
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Barney Frank (D-Mass.), a frequent cable TV pundit who was among the Clinton allies booed when they spoke on the convention stage on the opening day.
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George F. Will, Ronald Reagan's favorite pundit, left the Party and became an unaffiliated Maryland voter on June 3, 2016, the day after Paul Ryan endorsed Trump.
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It took 18 months, but it seems, for the most part, that the pundit class finally caught on: With Trump, what you get is what you see.
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A former CIA officer, Bob Baer, who is now an author and pundit, has long been warning about the vulnerability of the oil processing facility at Abqaiq.
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"It's an error for MORENA to join forces with PES... In this alliance, PES wins," Andres Lajous, a left-leaning writer and television pundit, posted on Twitter.
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Those debates are now roiling the pundit world, but as a longtime student of disparities in judicial outcomes, I find the basis of the comparison deeply misleading.
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He became a pundit of sorts, fulminating against crime in New York City and international trade and Mr. Obama's legitimacy as president, often in racially incendiary terms.
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Sarah is the expensively educated daughter of a divisive political pundit, while Lauren is a diffident associate editor at a press that publishes cookbooks by celebrity chefs.
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English ex-forward and pundit Gary Lineker compared Cueva's miss to a similarly-ballooned penalty by Italy's Roberto Baggio that gave the 1994 World Cup to Brazil.
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" Republican pundit Matt Lewis also praised Haley's response, pointing out on Twitter that "The Party of Ryan/Haley is a stark contrast to the Party of Trump.
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While West didn't attend the summit, TPUSA spokesperson and conservative pundit Candace Owens told the New York Post and Fox News that he was behind the designs.
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It's really easy to be a pundit and say, 'It should be higher' or 'It should be lower,' but investors are making decisions about that every day.
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Opinion Columnist Earlier this month Jennifer Rubin, the prolific #NeverTrump pundit who writes for The Washington Post, got something that every columnist craves: a petition against her.
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Ryan's fakery may have fooled his naive constituents — by which I mean practically the whole Beltway pundit class — but never fooled anyone who could do the math.
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Cover image: Pundit Sean Hannity attends The Hollywood Reporter's 35 Most Powerful People in Media event at The Pool on April 13, 2017 in New York City.
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Imagine if Hillary Clinton had won — as virtually every pundit and statistical model was predicting at the time that Russia started leaking hacked emails of Clinton allies.
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William Kristol, the conservative pundit, joked that the White House, in the midst of a heated trade dispute with China, had given away a valuable American invention.
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" The website "Gateway Pundit" published a story that claims, according to WikiLeaks documents and Reddit users, that "McCain illegally asked for campaign donations from the Russian Ambassador.
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His distinguished career had been turning him into something of a public pundit when, in 1993, at the age of 43, he learned he had Parkinson's disease.
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Former United captain-turned pundit Gary Neville said the team had been "crawling on their knees" and suggested the 46-year-old Pochettino was the ideal replacement.
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Mr. Carlson has become, seemingly overnight, one of the network's most vital players, a remarkable turnaround for a pundit whose bow-tied heyday had seemed behind him.
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The conventional wisdom out there in pundit world is that Kansas Governor Sam Brownback's decision to cut taxes in 2012 was a terrible economic and political mistake.
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This "groyper army" targets what it has termed "Conservative Inc," a collective epitomized by conservative speakers like pundit Ben Shapiro, Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, Rep.
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"Why would the child of an FBI agent be used as a pawn for anti-Trump rhetoric and anti-gun legislation?" asked the conservative blog Gateway Pundit.
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Gary Lineker, who played for England in the 1986 game and is now a pundit for the BBC, said Maradona had gone too far with the gesture.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, the Clinton Lewinsky scandal had made space for a new type of political pundit — young conservative women, known as the "pundettes."
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"He did something tonight that you cannot take away from him — he became president of the United States," gushed the liberal pundit Van Jones after Trump's speech.
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On the television station that backed the winning candidate, the frothing pundit couldn't stop talking, couldn't even stop for breath, all his words like one long word.
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This was referred to in pundit circles as the "nuts or sluts" defense: a concerted effort by Clinton operatives to discredit accusers as unstable or promiscuous women.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki is apologizing to the LGBTQ community in the wake of the company's failure to take more definitive action against conservative pundit Steven Crowder's channel.
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So if Trump has a news conference and only calls on Gateway Pundit, then eventually CNN will say, 'Guys, we need to change the ways we ask questions.
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If you ever thought, "You couldn't pay me to listen to Sean Hannity / Rachael Maddow / insert any television pundit you violently disagree with here" — you are not alone.
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It's this situation that brought Full Frontal host Samantha Bee and conservative pundit Glenn Beck together on December 19, during Bee's last episode of Full Frontal in 2016.
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It was later remixed into a song and caught the attention of Fox pundit Tomi Lahren, whom Cardi warned that she would "dog walk" for coming for her.
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California-based radio host Larry Elder and others, citing a post on the conspiracy-minded conservative website Gateway Pundit, accused her of lying about her school's integration history.
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Morrison waded into the debate in a radio interview with conservative pundit Alan Jones on Friday and suggested the mandatory policies were unnecessary, at grassroots level at least.
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Elisabeth Hasselbeck, a conservative pundit and former co-host of The View, famously shamed Andrews for competing on Dancing With the Stars in 2010 and wearing revealing costumes.
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I was dead wrong as a pundit, allowing myself to get carried away by my confidence that, at the end of it all Americans would see through Trump.
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"This blockbuster trade from the Cavaliers standpoint is all determined by what the Golden State Warriors did in the NBA Finals," ESPN pundit Chris Haynes said on Monday.
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"The feeling obviously is pretty mixed for Republicans," said Bill Ballenger, a political pundit in Michigan and former state legislator who was active in Republican politics for decades.
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After five days of investigation, YouTube decided that conservative pundit Steven Crowder's use of homophobic language to talk about Vox host Carlos Maza didn't violate its community guidelines.
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But Season 2 has also been about Serena's disillusionment with Gilead, which — as a right-wing activist and pundit — she helped build, only to be shut out of.
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Independent intelligence pundit Marcy Wheeler suggests Corsi may have been referring to a leak from Guccifer 2.0 in August that did materialize rather than a leak from WikiLeaks.
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Guy Sorman, a business pundit, says the labour reforms will be insufficiently radical, but that unions will mostly shrug them off because they mainly affect the private sector.
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Parkland survivor David Hogg says Laura Ingraham's apology "is not enough" after the conservative pundit wrote a tweet on Wednesday mocking him for getting rejected from some colleges.
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One Icelandic political pundit estimates that around election time, the Independence Party has 600 people—one for every 600 Icelanders—working the phones to fire up the vote.
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Ecclestone's future had been called into question, with former team owner and television pundit Eddie Jordan saying on Sunday that Monza could even be the Briton's last race.
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In particular, Stewart went after Fox News pundit Sean Hannity – or "lump," as Stewart called him – who had criticized Obama for being politically inexperienced and using a TelePrompTer.
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"Money Monster" goes the melodrama route, with a TV investment pundit, played by George Clooney, held hostage by a blue-collar worker (Jack O'Connell) who's lost his savings.
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Ahead nationally by double digits in some polls, her campaign—and many a political pundit—now believes it can flip a few traditionally red states into her column.
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London-born Keothavong, whose brother James is a top-level umpire, retired, aged 29, in 2013 and has been working as a TV pundit for BT Sport since.
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In 2014, Yiannopoulos, a British media pundit for the right-wing news website Breitbart, became the beloved conservative idol of Gamergate by writing sympathetic articles covering the movement.
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During an appearance on The View, the young pundit came under fire for suggesting that the government should not interfere with a woman's right to have an abortion.
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Fringe-right site The Gateway Pundit posted a story and circulated it on social media that claimed student survivor David Hogg had been coached on anti-Trump lines.
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With that disclaimer, let me dive headlong into the pundit pool and say that Warren will be a major player among the cavalcade of Democrats now queuing up.
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Andrew Sullivan, writer at large for New York Magazine, shared a retweet of the post that started the furor, published at far-right pro-Trump website Gateway Pundit.
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" The Drudge Report featured a photo of Trump with a banner that called him "WALLED IN." The Gateway Pundit was harsher: On Friday the site said "TRUMP CAVES!
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George Conway's tweets negatively comparing Trump to Reagan came after he got into a Twitter fight Thursday with Jeffrey Lord, the former CNN pundit and staunch Trump advocate.
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After pardoning conservative pundit Dinesh D'Souza last week, Trump told reporters on Air Force One that he was mulling similar actions for Blagojevich and lifestyle doyenne Martha Stewart.
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By now, every pundit has found some way to blame the internet, particularly the toxic forum culture that spawned the alt-right, for the rise of Donald Trump.
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The left narrative is: The crisis actor story is an attack on the victims, Gateway Pundit is Russian propaganda, and the story is being amplified by Russian bots.
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At the time, consensus was building among the pundit geniuses (whose consensuses are, of course, always correct) that Rubio was now the preferred alternative to Donald J. Trump.
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Many people, including that jerk from third grade who has since grown into an eager Facebook pundit, express concern that body-positivity activists are only glorifying poor health.
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Later that day, Gateway Pundit — a far-right, pro-Trump website known for often promoting thinly-sourced and false stories — posted its own story based on the tweet.
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Conservative pundits like Sean Hannity have defended Moore, while the despicable far-right website The Gateway Pundit has suggested that Corfman's divorces and bankruptcies make her not credible.
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Early in the day, right-wing websites named the wrong man as the gunman, labeling him "another angry far-left shooter," in the words of the Gateway Pundit.
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At a Baltimore event Monday evening, Rosenstein, whose time at the DOJ officially ended just days ago, called Comey a "partisan pundit" who's just trying to sell books.
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At the same time, it happened more easily than intervention skeptics feared — so there isn't a pundit chorus, right or left, ready to claim vindication in the victory.
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If you trace his decades-long path from print journalist to mainstream pundit to born-again Fox News host, you will get a sense of his chameleonic talents.
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His statements can carry the weight of the commander in chief's beliefs, or he can be just another conservative pundit who supports the president, depending on the hour.
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With her dismal performance on Super Tuesday, unable to even come in second in her home state, the pundit class has the proverbial egg all over their faces.
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But if you're an Oscar pundit, trying to predict which movies will perform well often means looking for movies that resemble the ones the Academy has honored before.
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As rumors heated up that Apple was preparing to launch a new iPhone in the $2000,000 range, the pile on from the tech pundit community came in swiftly.
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"Obviously, seventy years ago, Meghan Markle would have been the kind of woman the Prince would have had for a mistress, not a wife," pundit Melanie McDonagh wrote.
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