"It's so scurrilous, it's so low to even suggest it."
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It was a scurrilous lie perpetuated by deep seated prejudice.
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There will be no repeat of the scurrilous Clarence Thomas hearings.
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The idea that the 2008 campaign was uniquely scurrilous is provably wrong.
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"These were scurrilous implications concerning a completely legitimate antiques dealer," he said.
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"Saturday Night Live," and a lot that is far more scurrilous than that.
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I just want people like you to knock off the worst scurrilous nonsense.
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"The publication of these unsubstantiated reports is scurrilous," said Cotton, who is an attorney.
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Steven Avery's brother Chuck says it's a scurrilous lie that he murdered Teresa Halbach.
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And Barack Obama faced constant, scurrilous accusations of being too deferential to foreign rulers.
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I am confident once this scurrilous accusation is thoroughly investigated, there will be no charges.
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I am confident, once this scurrilous accusation is thoroughly investigated, there will be no charges.
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I am confident, once the scurrilous accusation is thoroughly investigated, there will be no charges.
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She tried to write this tell-all called Scurrilous but True, and it was so funny.
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But suspicions persist that China has been putting pressure on him to stop publishing scurrilous works.
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We will likely never know if/how much Trump's scurrilous tweets and speeches nudged the panel.
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He also said Facebook and Google promoted "scurrilous news sources" and ran on "inherently unreliable" algorithms.
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But they must have known the risks of peddling scurrilous books about Chinese politics on the mainland.
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"Why do you think Americans voted for him if he's got this scurrilous past and history," Hill.
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A third change is that any scurrilous sort on the internet can become a digital tabloid unto themselves.
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"Limousine liberalism was never a myth," he writes, however "absurd and scurrilous" the political rhetoric may have been.
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The new court decision frees them to vote and undercuts a scurrilous effort to block the ballot box.
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But there's abundant evidence that Trump has indulged in not just scurrilous rhetoric, but also in heinous actions.
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The post by fringe news site States Times Review (STR), contained "scurrilous accusations" according to the Singapore government.
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Attorney Davidson looks forward to responding to these scurrilous accusations in an appropriate manner, which does not include Twitter.
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He did not defend State Department personnel against scurrilous attacks by Trump and his right wing, conspiratorial-crazed sycophants.
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"This was leaked on us with a very, very scurrilous description of what was on the tape," he added.
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It also accused the States Times Review of making "scurrilous accusations" against Singapore's prime minister and its election process.
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"It may be necessary go even further in terms of pulling scurrilous and erroneous sites down completely," he said.
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The establishment not only spent money, but it engaged in scurrilous attacks to ensure the survival of its favored candidates.
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Welch quickly came to his colleague's defense, pointing out that there was no solid evidence to support McCarthy's scurrilous claim.
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"While legitimate claims should be investigated according to due process, we cannot condone frivolous, vexatious and scurrilous allegations," he said.
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" Udall shot back that his question was not scurrilous, saying "this has been raised by a number of people out there.
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If personnel is policy, it should follow that scurrilous attacks on Gorka are really proxy wars on President Trump's policy itself.
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JM Eagle declined to comment but has previously said the litigation was based on "scurrilous allegations" by a disgruntled former employee.
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They were also fearful of political fallout in Washington if they were seen to be buying scurrilous information on the president.
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KURTZ: So Katie, you mentioned Samantha Bee, you know, using the "C word" and making these other scurrilous allegations about Ivanka Trump.
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His longstanding and intimate links to the scurrilous press is not just one of his quirks, but integral to his political identity.
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Vindman, we have seen far more scurrilous attacks on your character, and watched as certain personalities on Fox have questioned your loyalty.
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"Facebook and Google have popularized scurrilous news sources through algorithms that are profitable for these platforms but inherently unreliable," the News Corp.
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Where could we possibly find an example of a president subject to scurrilous personal attacks who responds only with class and dignity?
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As a writer he is generous of spirit, willing to give even the most scurrilous of characters the benefit of the doubt.
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She snarked at him when he got home for exposing himself in front of the servants' slave girls like some scurrilous fellow.
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Here's Murdoch's full statement: Facebook and Google have popularized scurrilous news sources through algorithms that are profitable for these platforms but inherently unreliable.
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"This offensive meme is nothing more than a 85033st-century version of the scurrilous anti-Irish cartoons of Thomas Nast," the group said.
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Although this Randall is opposed to the scurrilous tactics to gain circulation, he does the bidding of Hinchecliffe, the owner of the paper.
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Snap disputes all of this as "scurrilous, publicity-seeking" allegations from a "disgruntled ex-employee," and believes the matter should be settled in arbitration.
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Boris Johnson understood, in his scurrilous way, that the E.U. had become a perfect scapegoat for Western societies beset by the dilemmas of modernity.
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I wondered if John had been told that such e-mails existed, and could be explained as the work of a scurrilous third party.
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It would mean that doctors and hospitals would not have to constantly order unnecessary tests and procedures just to protect themselves from scurrilous lawyers.
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Editorial Russia's scurrilous interference in the elections of other nations has a dark parallel in its role as the reigning pariah in international sports competition.
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I recused myself from any investigation into the campaigns for President, but I did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurrilous and false allegations.
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You can read Murdoch's full statement below: Facebook and Google have popularized scurrilous news sources through algorithms that are profitable for these platforms but inherently unreliable.
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The group blasted the tweet as a "scurrilous, stereotype-laced attack" and compared it to 19th century anti-Irish cartoons that permeated media at the time.
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Just as we're wondering what Duke will make of so scurrilous a portrayal ("Go ahead and sue," the movie seems to say), the man himself appears.
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It is disturbing that the CFPB has promulgated this scurrilous rule denying millions of people access to credit when users of the product overwhelmingly support it.
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I had wanted to be part-analyst, part-agony aunt, but was, in the end more of a gossip columnist, hoovering up the scurrilous and the scandalous.
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This was leaked on us with a very, very scurrilous description of what was on the tape, probably by the same people who were lying on CNN.
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There's a scurrilous rumor going around that there could be a merger, once again, with your old company that was part of you, and that is Engie.
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"Contrary to her latest defamatory press statement, the evidence, including sworn testimony, will show the full extent and scope of the scurrilous falsehoods Kesha spread," the statement read.
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"I recused myself from any investigation into the campaigns for President," he said, "but I did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurrilous and false allegations."
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"I recused myself from any investigation into the campaign for president, but I did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurrilous and false allegations," he said.
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"I recused myself from any investigation into the campaigns for President, but I did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurrilous and false allegations," Sessions said.
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"I recused myself from any investigation into the campaign for president, but I did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurrilous and false accusations," he said.
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The newest and loudest zealot in this cause is, of course, President Trump, with his scurrilous claim that millions of illegal ballots cost him a popular vote majority.
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In the evening, an activist from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the Hindu nationalist mother ship, alerted me to a scurrilous pornographic video being shared on various WhatsApp groups.
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The historical record is clear: A racist newspaper publisher ran a scurrilous story in May 1921 of an attempted rape of a white woman by a black man.
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This situation is not owing to the people who live here but to the interference of scurrilous outsiders like the Koch brothers and politicians who do their bidding.
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" News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch last week in a statement: "Facebook and Google have popularized scurrilous news sources through algorithms that are profitable for these platforms but inherently unreliable.
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Sure, there were villains -- looters and scurrilous business owners gouging victims for drinking water -- but the dominant storyline became the heroes near and far who answered calls to help.
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Trump even added to Kennedy conspiracy canon when, during the 2016 campaign, he pushed the scurrilous idea that rival Ted Cruz's father had been photographed with Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Cuomo officials say the proposal is meant to protect individual privacy by addressing a scurrilous practice in which private websites post mug shots, then demand payment to remove them.
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Rupert Murdoch said on Monday that Facebook and Google have made "scurrilous" news sources popular, and that the U.S. tech giants should pay publishers if they want "trusted" content.
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Going beyond scurrilous scandals, murder, and Satanism, and into the immense forests, mountains, and paganistic and folkloric traditions of Scandinavia, art zine Becoming the Forestplumbs the depths of black metal.
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" Deborah Hoffman, Jerry Brown's deputy press secretary, wrote in a statement that any implication that the state did not exercise "its full regulatory and oversight authority" was "scurrilous and irresponsible.
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He arrived in full body armor, testy and sometimes raising his voice to defend what he called his honor against "scurrilous and false allegations" that he had colluded with Moscow.
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Last week, more districts were calling to use the tools of Sandy Hook Promise, and its public service video continued to seize the social media spotlight from the scurrilous truthers.
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Sadiq Khan's victory is a great one and we should be happy that an Islamophobic and scurrilous campaign against him by the Tories was thwarted by the good sense of Londoners.
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The sweeping existential puzzles it presents have ranged from totally valid (why do we need to see Batman's parents killed yet again?!) to scurrilous and insipid (does Zack Snyder hate Superman?).
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Cohen has also insisted he didn't believe Daniels allegations, that he made the payment to her solely out of a desire to protect Trump from the airing of these scurrilous allegations.
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In its statement, the Trump campaign also echoes some of Cruz's more scurrilous fear-mongering claims, including the suggestion that the internet freedom of American consumers will somehow now be threatened.
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By this point, he had moved away from the neorealist tales set among the lower classes and moved deeper into scurrilous provocations that increasingly nudged the puritanism of the Italian public.
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That makes the accusation that he is a secret drug addict particularly scurrilous because it's likely to be genuinely hurtful; more importantly, it makes it more likely that it simply isn't true.
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That was the scurrilous fable an anonymous Baltimore Police Department source leaked to The Washington Post two Aprils ago, shortly after Gray died of spinal chord injuries incurred while in police custody.
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We also hear a scurrilous story, worthy of Philip Roth, about a Bible, treasured after the Holocaust as a family heirloom, which the teen-age Michael reportedly swapped for a porn magazine.
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After a bruising campaign laden with Trump falsehoods and scurrilous innuendo, he defeated her in the general election, losing the popular vote by nearly three million but winning in the Electoral College.
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Still, Long Islanders might think about that mailer and ask themselves if they want to be represented by someone who stands proudly, as Mr. Martins does, behind so scurrilous a campaign tactic.
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And, by coming today, I have caused my family to be the target of personal, scurrilous attacks by the President and his lawyer -- trying to intimidate me from appearing before this panel.
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Skeptics who see the Kochs' sentencing-reform effort as a publicity stunt note that they have continued to give money to groups and candidates that have run scurrilous tough-on-crime campaigns.
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On DVD A scurrilous political satire, "Wild in the Streets" opened in the spring of 1968 and played more or less continuously in drive-ins and grindhouse theaters throughout that convulsive election year.
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Trump's scurrilous accusations against President Barack Obama — that he ordered his phones in Trump Tower wiretapped — are being met with increasing disbelief, having no demonstrable basis in fact, at least as of yet.
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There is no — as you said — these are baseless, unfounded, scurrilous lies, plain and simple, trying to undermine the character of one of the statesmen of our country, not our party, but our country.
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Iyanla Vanzant — the life coach and New Thought spiritualist co-signed by Oprah herself — has also found a profitable niche for her show Iyanla: Fix My Life: scurrilous reality stars and other Black socialites.
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Like the other four, he was associated with a publisher and bookshop specialising in one of Hong Kong's more esoteric niche businesses: scurrilous tales of intrigue, infighting, corruption and sex among China's Communist leaders.
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He has admitted secretly funding Hulk Hogan, a professional wrestler (whose real name is Terry Gene Bollea), in his lawsuit against Gawker, a scurrilous website, for invading his privacy by publishing a sex tape.
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" In the complaint, Mr. Penn's lawyers asserted that Mr. Penn had been "the subject of scandalous, scurrilous and baseless attacks," adding that he "will no longer tolerate the reckless and malicious behavior of others.
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Harris, meanwhile, came across as Barack Obama in reverse, especially with her scurrilous attack on Biden for the sin of having had a functional political relationship with two former segregationist senators in the 1970s.
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Pokémon Go is still headed to Apple Watch Scurrilous rumors suggested Niantic was potentially going to kill its Apple Watch app for Pokémon Go, but the company has assured us that this isn't the case.
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Citing the popularization of "scurrilous news sources through algorithms that are profitable for these platforms but inherently unreliable," Murdoch says Facebook and Google should pay money in an arrangement similar to so-called carriage fees.
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There was an obelisk with a profile of Pushkin, a modest bouquet of purple flowers at its base, memorializing the duel with a French officer whom Pushkin accused of spreading scurrilous rumors about Pushkin's twife.
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The biggest objection from its fans was that Michael Keaton's Beetlejuice — the scurrilous phantom who wreaks havoc among both the living and the dead in a haunted middle-class home — didn't get enough screen time.
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Singapore ordered blogger Alex Tan on Thursday to correct a post on the Facebook page of a blog called the States Times Review that carried accusations of election rigging, saying they were "false" and "scurrilous".
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ANONYMOUS Assuming the groom is older than 14, I'd suggest contacting the bridal couple directly if you are worried that the check was lost in the wedding shuffle or cashed by some scurrilous third party.
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Mrs Trump first began legal action against the Mail last September, when she sued the paper and a blogger in Maryland, Webster Tarpley, who had also published the scurrilous claims, which originated in her native Slovenia.
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Courts have recognized what we now know all too well this season: politics "reeks of unfair, intemperate, scurrilous and irresponsible charges against those seeking public office" ... which are nasty, childish ... and protected by the First Amendment.
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While they publish much of value, like this 2011 expose of hypocrisy in the Catholic clergy, they also have an undeniable record of publishing scurrilous articles that violate privacy rights, including the Hulk Hogan sex tape.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Mass.), the Democrat ranking member of the House intelligence committee responsible for this scurrilous screed, for defamation.
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On Thursday, Singapore ordered blogger Alex Tan to correct his post on the States Times Review Facebook page that made accusations of the arrest of a supposed whistleblower and election rigging, calling them "false" and "scurrilous".
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As Mueller reported, McGahn and others in the White House knew that Trump was upset that he didn't have a tough-guy lawyer like the infamous and scurrilous Roy Cohn who was his personal attorney for years.
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Now a renewed Murdoch family takeover attempt for Sky, a bid of £11.7bn ($15.2bn) by 21st Century Fox, faces yet more scrutiny over concerns about alleged scurrilous reporting at Fox News, Mr Murdoch's American cable-news channel.
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" The store, which takes up an entire block in New York and has been a Mecca for AV enthusiasts for decades, said accusations in the lawsuit are "far from factual" and slammed what it called "scurrilous narratives.
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For the American premiere of "The Low Road," a satire of unbounded self-interest and pitiless capitalism, the playwright Bruce Norris realized he needed to change the last name of his scurrilous 18th-century protagonist, Jim Trumpett.
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Among other things, it forbade Americans during wartime to obstruct military recruitment or to "utter, print, write or publish any disloyal, profane, scurrilous or abusive language" about the United States' armed forces, Constitution or form of government.
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So magnificent are these 300 warriors that they surely would have held the pass indefinitely ... if not for the actions of a scurrilous traitor, Ephialtes, a misshapen hunchback who was too deformed to serve in the Spartan line.
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As an avid observer of the comédie humaine, Powell was drawn to John Aubrey, the seventeenth-century author of Brief Lives, a series of short, often comic, and sometimes scurrilous biographical sketches of numerous of the author's contemporaries.
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To be very clear, Brian Kemp's scurrilous claims are 100 percent false, and this so-called investigation was unknown to the Democratic Party of Georgia until a campaign operative in Kemp's official office released a statement this morning.
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In "Achieving Our Country," Mr. Rorty railed against the "scurrilous demagogue" Pat Buchanan, who in 1991 talked about building a fence at the Mexican border; today Mr. Rorty would have railed against Mr. Trump and his proposed wall.
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Now, in defense of Congress, the reasoning behind this rather convoluted dispute resolution process was that there could be scurrilous political operatives trying to game the system to target political opponents with potentially career-ending sexual harassment claims.
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From scurrilous gossip to footage of opposition rallies, many Malaysians turned to each other and to opposition leaders directly on Facebook, Whatsapp and Twitter in the run-up to the election, completely bypassing major media and the regulators.
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"They had people going to our clubs and going through the rubbish bins outside our clubs and looking for needles so they could leak stories to the scurrilous press about drugs in the clubs and so on," says Branson.
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Notebook In the final days before today's Iowa caucus, the campaign staff of the Republican presidential candidate Senator Marco Rubio worked furiously to quash a scurrilous story line about their candidate that had been circulating among the Washington commentariat.
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But the real political lesson of recent years is that dirt doesn't even need to be true to be effective, whether it's "swift boating" John Kerry, or the "birther" lies about Obama, or Trump's latest scurrilous tweets about Hillary.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recently been the subject of scurrilous articles in Britain's tabloid media which have accused them of being overly politically correct and contrasted their globe-trotting lifestyle with their stand on climate change.
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So concerns about Kavanaugh's fitness for the court — specifically, his willingness to vote along originalist or conservative lines — fell away as the need to defend Kavanaugh from what many on the right believed to be scurrilous and partisan attacks.
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"Kesha and her mother are engaged in a campaign of publishing outrageous and untrue statements about Dr. Luke to third parties, including scurrilous and false statements of purported physical and mental abuse of Kesha," Christine Lepera, his lawyer, previously told PEOPLE.
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"Kesha and her mother are engaged in a campaign of publishing outrageous and untrue statements about Dr. Luke to third parties, including scurrilous and false statements of purported physical and mental abuse of Kesha," his attorney, Christine Lepera, told Rolling Stone.
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"To be very clear, Brian Kemp's scurrilous claims are 100 percent false, and this so-called investigation was unknown to the Democratic Party of Georgia until a campaign operative in Kemp's official office released a statement this morning," DeHart said.
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"By coming today, I have caused my family to be the target of personal, scurrilous attacks by the president and his lawyer, trying to intimidate me from appearing before this panel," Cohen said towards the end of his opening remarks. ADVERTISEMENT
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He might win the battle with the bureau over the pending release of a scurrilous memo concocted by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee, a cudgel created to attack everyone who's been in charge of the federal investigation of Team Trump.
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"It was no strange coincidence that only 10 months later these same false and scurrilous tactics would again be used in the midst of a very important Supreme Court nomination process of Brett Kavanaugh in 2018," Moore's wife writes in the email.
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Having told moderator Anderson Cooper that he never actually groped or assaulted any women the way he bragged about in the tape, Trump's apology also leaves him wide open to new women contradicting his claims and to new tapes of scurrilous remarks.
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Before I am prepared to convict a lifelong captain or a newbie first officer of hijacking a plane and killing 238 other people, I want more than a few odd rumors, a lot of scurrilous gossip and a heap of poor arguments.
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A year later, it passed the Sedition Act, outlawing any speech that the authorities deemed "disloyal" or "scurrilous," as well as any speech intended to encourage resistance to the war, curtail the production of arms or obstruct the sale of war bonds.
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Before Ms. Mackris even filed suit, Fox News and Mr. O'Reilly surprised her with a pre-emptive suit of their own, asserting she was seeking to extort $22004 million in return for not going public with "scandalous and scurrilous" claims about him.
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" The filing, which asks for compensatory and punitive damages of at least $150 million, reads: "Mail Online's [the Daily Mail's website] conduct was extreme and outrageous in falsely making the scurrilous charge that the future First Lady of the United States worked as a prostitute.
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Moore, who has become a hero of the evangelical right for his opposition to gay marriage and refusal to remove a public display of the Ten Commandments from a state judicial building, called ads from the Senate Leadership Fund "scurrilous" and "vile" on Friday night.
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Although much of the attention is often on the "Bernie Bros" who engage in scurrilous attacks, a majority of his followers are younger Americans who have been turned off and distrustful of politics but now see the possibilities of what our democracy can still offer.
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"Brian Kemp's scurrilous claims are 100 percent false, and this so-called investigation was unknown to the Democratic Party of Georgia until a campaign operative in Kemp's official office released a statement this morning," Georgia Democratic Party executive director Rebecca DeHart said in an emailed statement.
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ANY student of religion will soon be struck by this paradox: a single set of beliefs and practices can either inspire people to great acts of altruism and courage, or else be harnessed by the strong and scurrilous as a way of justifying themselves and manipulating people.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL), the No. 2 Democrat in the Senate: You and your family should know that for every scurrilous charge and pathetic tweet, there have been thousands of Americans, men and women, who believe you and support you and thank you for your courage.
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Editorial The scurrilous campaign by Republican lawmakers in a number of states to disenfranchise qualified voters suffered another setback this week, when a federal judge ordered North Dakota to halt voter identification restrictions he said were blocking thousands of Native Americans from exercising their right to vote.
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Although Mr. Moore on Thursday called the allegations "scurrilous" and "untrue," the state party's statement came minutes after he refused to answer questions here about whether he had improper sexual contact with a 14-year-old or, as a prosecutor in his 30s, dated high school girls.
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Several months ago, when the Department of Justice sued to prevent the AT&T and Time Warner merger (HBO was owned at the time by Time Warner) the move was seen by many as a scurrilous political move tied to Trump's feud with CNN (also owned by Time Warner).
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Andrew Cuomo to task for the scurrilous attack on Cynthia Nixon by his minions in the state Democratic Party, in which they falsely accused her of anti-Semitism, and for his dishonest denial that he, the ultimate micromanager, knew about or approved the targeted mailing to Jewish voters.
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HOWARD SCHMITT, GREEN TREE, PA. To the Editor: In Thursday's insulting 10-hour grilling by the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees, the F.B.I. agent Peter Strzok's steadfast demeanor, honor and professionalism in the face of the most scurrilous partisan attacks, slights and assertions were the epitome of class.
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"In this campaign, both myself and Congressman Brooks have been attacked by scurrilous, false, and deceiving and misleading ads out of Washington, DC, by a super PAC designed to keep people there they want to keep there," Moore said at a candidate forum held by the Shelby County Republican Party.
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Her willingness to slowly deploy the tapes for maximum effect is straight from Mr. Trump's playbook, which includes boasts of relying on "truthful hyperbole" to engage people, of threatening to expose people with recordings and of claiming to have scurrilous information about people that he might reveal at any moment.
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"He may use this memo, false and scurrilous as it is, as a weapon to try and decapitate the leadership of the FBI and the Justice Department as a way of getting to Bob Mueller," said Tim Weiner, author of "Enemies, a History of the FBI," on CNN International on Friday.
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SEOUL, South Korea — In late 2014, months after 304 people died in the sinking of a South Korean ferry, a leaflet began circulating with a scurrilous rumor about President Park Geun-hye: that she had failed to respond swiftly to the disaster that day because she was having a romantic encounter with a former aide.
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I harshly criticized irrational and scurrilous attacks against the FBI from high-profile Republicans in the House and Senate, and warned that the probability is high that Trump will never agree to testify under oath and will instead take extreme actions such as firing Mueller or granting pardons to suspects or former Trump associates who have already been indicted.
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HONG KONG — In the nearly two decades since Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule, the Communist government in Beijing has tolerated all manner of activity in the city that it generally finds intolerable on the mainland: annual vigils for those killed in the Tiananmen Square massacre, newspapers publishing scurrilous gossip about China's leaders, huge demonstrations for free elections.
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Ironically, to keep the Sanders campaign and the hope for Medicare for All alive, Sanders might have to talk more about the Affordable Care Act—not necessarily to defend the policy on its merits, but to note that Republicans made scurrilous attacks on the policy that didn't come to fruition and didn't prevent Obama from winning reelection in 2012.
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As always, there are multiple reasons: Ms Nixon and Mr Williams never really expanded beyond their progressive bases; Mr Cuomo is a skilled, bare-knuckled campaign tactician (in the race's waning days a mailer, which Mr Cuomo barely managed to condemn, accused Ms Nixon of being an anti-Semite—a farcically scurrilous accusation against a candidate raising two Jewish children).
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And that is exactly what the Trump administration is doing: a President who began his campaign with a scurrilous attack on immigrants from Mexico targets migrants writ large, and is currently concentrating immigrant children in holding facilities because they are migrants (even if ones who had no choice in the matter) -- all in an effort to punish their migrating parents.
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"The scurrilous charges that have been made are reprehensible and a tactic frankly to avoid a substantive debate on important issues and to prevent the research, inquiry and study that is necessary to identify the problems in our election process, determine what the solutions are therefore to ensure we have the best election and best democratic system in the world," he said.
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The once-booming start-up Vostu, replete with scooters, a cafeteria and copious white boards, was toppled by a copyright infringement lawsuit by gaming company Zynga (which Schlosser claims was scurrilous, but it was settled with "a monetary payment to Zynga" and "changes to four of its games," according to the Los Angeles Times.) Employee moral soured and Schlosser was ousted by the board in 2012.
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Every associate of Trump who has information about the Russian attack against America should come forward as modern-day Deep Throats, as I suspect some already have, and defend our country from attacks by the hostile foreign power that benefits from the conduct of the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and the scurrilous and scandalous attacks against the FBI that protects America from them.
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The only counter argument to this happy picture is all of recorded history; for, as survey research has repeatedly shown, the result of putting into the conversation dangerous and scurrilous views is that those views receive a broader distribution than they otherwise could have hoped for, and are taken up by people who would never have heard of them had they not been indiscriminately published.
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The vote on the 6900 version of the Massie-Lofgren amendment came just days after the ISIS-inspired massacre, leading to a 2628-28503 loss on the House floor after a scurrilous and inaccurate letter authored by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) suggested that members who supported the amendment would be denying American intelligence and law enforcement agencies access to vital counterterrorism information.
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And he rose to national political notoriety by leading the scurrilous effort to discredit President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaPro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Meghan McCain rips Blagojevich pardon: He is 'like the swampiest swamp creature in the world' Ex-Obama aides say Bloomberg-Obama relationship more 'complicated' than his ads portray MORE by questioning his U.S. citizenship.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) eloquently defended Latinos from these scurrilous attacks, the Republican brand is now fused with Trump.
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" Kaine also slammed Trump for previously casting doubt on whether President Obama was born in the U.S. "Donald Trump was the main guy behind the scurrilous and I would say bigoted notion that President Obama wasn't even born in this country, and Donald Trump has continued to push that irresponsible falsehood from – all the way up to now, and that's the difference in this election and the stakes.
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They have more than occasionally damaged their reputations for nonpartisan rigor, going back at least as far as the Arthur Schlesingers Sr. and Jr., whose periodic exercises in rating the presidents invariably featured Democrats at the top of the list, and Richard Hofstadter, author of the stylish but thinly researched 1964 essay "The Paranoid Style in American Politics," which contributed to the scurrilous branding of the presidential candidate Barry Goldwater and his supporters as pathological.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (Calif.), warned the experts at the beginning of the hearing for them to not to draw "scurrilous" comparisons between authoritarian governments and democracies, stating that this would trivialize the decree of suffering and violence individuals endure under authoritarian regimes.
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In addition to the scurrilous dossier from the former MI6 operative, which has been dismissed as total fantasy by the FBI, former Obama administration and Clinton campaign operatives continue to make dark allegations that somehow the Russians "have something" on Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and could be subjecting him to blackmail.
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In Sessions' Senate confirmation hearing, former Saturday Night Live comedy star Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE referred to scurrilous allegations being peddled around Washington by a former British intelligence operative, about Donald Trump's alleged "ties" to Russia, including secret meetings between Trump campaign officials and Kremlin emissaries.
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" • Should I ever be asked to appear on a scurrilous syndicated gossip show to dissect your affair with a married celebrity, I will insist on having my voice altered and sitting in deep shadow while wearing a ski mask, and will do my best to sound nonjudgmental as I say, "And there they were, right after the People's Choice Awards, just the two of them in that hot tub with their arms around each other and those incredibly lifelike fifteen-thousand-dollar sex dolls.
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