I was seen as sucking up to the evil system.
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We're not talking about sucking up to your boss, either.
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He deserves to be ridiculed — the bully sucking up to the bully.
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This didn't stop Cruz from sucking up to Trump after the election.
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You know what that means: You better start sucking up to your circle.
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It was never super clear why Graham was suddenly sucking up to Trump.
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We can't have it all be about TV ads and sucking up to billionaires.
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So, instead of sucking up to dictators, we want you to find a safer hobby.
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" What he was evidently proficient at was "art and languages and sucking up to the masters.
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And then on foreign policy, you could see Assad sucking up to Trump and Bibi offending him.
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Then again, it was hard to see Graham sucking up to Trump after calling him a disaster.
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We can't have a democracy that's all about TV ads and billionaires and sucking up to billionaires.
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Should everyone start panicking and prepare to begin sucking up to their new Chinese and Russian overlords?
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In Paris, he's sucking up to this film/record producer guy, and changes the lyrics of their song.
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People will start sucking up to her — in the same way they used to suck up to you.
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I found it slightly creepy — sucking up to Trump and to the Trump administration in hope of favors.
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Consequently, Ted Cruz spent this period sucking up to Trump in hopes of inheriting his supporters down the road.
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And now they're calling up sucking up to me because they need the music and I said 'Fuck you.
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" Another Fox alumnus said, "His only talent was following orders, sucking up to power, and covering up for people.
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He also added a strong dose of Euroskepticism, accusing elites in Vienna of sucking up to the powers in Brussels.
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Doing that makes it seem like sucking up to the incoming White House resident could be a way to get ahead.
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But would the show really go that route so soon after having Spencer trying to betray Rick by sucking up to Negan?
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In the past few years what has Putin done to deserve an American president sucking up to him for an "extraordinary" relationship?
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"He was like the student who sits in the front row, giving an apple to the teacher and sucking up to everybody," Morey said.
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What's the harm in sucking up to Russia's government if you're likelier to build a hotel in Moscow than to occupy the White House?
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is slamming President Trump for sucking up to Vladimir Putin and selling out the U.S. intelligence community in front of the whole world.
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Yet by alienating our allies and sucking up to despots, he's not just betraying America's core values, he's discounting a crucial dimension of U.S. power.
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Donald Trump is in the White House, tearing up the world order, threatening our allies and sucking up to our enemy, Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Or worse, that Mr. Trump might be a "useful idiot," sucking up to a wily and authoritarian Moscow regime that serves as his role model.
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Oh, well I have to say the most heartwarming response is just people who in the past were mean to me are now sucking up to me.
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One would be to focus more on the quality and objectivity of its ideas and spend less time raising money from donors and sucking up to companies.
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"If only you'd read Harry Potter, you'd know the downside of sucking up to the biggest bully in school is getting burned alive," Rowling wrote to Morgan.
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He raised $80 million, without sucking up to PACs or corporate donors, and nearly knocked off the most hated man in the Senate, Ted Cruz of Texas.
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In between threatening the job of his attorney general for refusing to block the Russia investigation, sucking up to Vladimir Putin and swanning around his golf clubs?
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Michael Blackson thinks Kim Kardashian should quit blaming ecstasy and spend way more time sucking up to Ray J for his sizable role in launching her celebrity.
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It squeezes in monologues, a pretaped cold open featuring Thede sucking up to a hot Trump supporter, and a "pop-up concert" spotlighting Los Angeles rapper Duckwrth.
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The elites condemn the president for his warm treatment of the dictator of a brutal regime – but they've been sucking up to a far worse regime for years.
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Other hot tips include: following as many people as possible to encourage them to follow you back, or sucking up to famous accounts in hopes of getting exposure.
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In "Congressional Ball" she spends an evening sucking up to congressmen and congresswomen, who all make dopey demands in exchange for their support in the tiebreaking presidential vote.
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Now what&aposs clear after today is that Donald Trump is not only not sucking up to Putin, he&aposs trying to disrupt Germany&aposs cozy relationship with Russia.
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Margaret Thatcher loathed the Foreign Office because she thought it was full of upper-class eunuchs who believed in managing decline at home and sucking up to foreigners abroad.
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The Univision debate did give the Vermont senator a justly hard time for his grisly record of sucking up to and apologising for left-wing dictatorships in Latin America.
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Fox News contributor Tucker Carlson shot back at Beck, accusing him — indirectly at first, on Fox News, then more pointedly to Politico — of sucking up to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
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"I rage when Boris Johnson is more interested in sucking up to Donald Trump than standing up for British values of decency, equality and respect," Ms. Swinson said on Monday.
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She's disillusioned with her own work, "sucking up to public officials" only for projects she's excited about to slip away, but is nonetheless concerned with Randall not taking the job market seriously.
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While some referenced Mohammed's alleged involvement with the murder of Khashoggi, others slammed Trump for what they described as him "sucking up" to the leader in order to keep oil prices low.
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By now, Julia Roberts is totally used to media outlets sucking up to her, but an Upstate NY newspaper took it to the next level -- inadvertently -- with a headline praising her holes.
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Kendall has been sucking up to his dad because he is literally being blackmailed by him, but we have to remember that when we first met him, he wasn't daddy's little boy.
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A man whose legacy is targeting immigrants, re-waging the failed War on Drugs, sucking-up to private prison profiteers, and apologizing for white supremacists... I take that as a HUGE compliment.
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I WILL TELL YOU, I HAVE HAD CONVERSATIONS PRETTY CLOSE TO HALF THE CEOs WHO HAVE RECEIVED THE LETTER, AND I DON'T BELIEVE THEY'RE SUCKING UP TO ME OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
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The release of the notes of the call could easily be seen as a function of Trump's branding exercise: to show the world the spectacle of a foreign leader sucking up to him.
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President Trump sucking up to Vladamir Putin after the summit in Helsinki yesterday was such an unbelievable, indelible moment that many deflated White House officials didn't even bother to defend or explain it.
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He views Merkel as a hypocrite — always lecturing him about the "rules-based international system," and yet, in Trump's mind, not spending enough on Germany's defense, while sucking up to Iran and Russia.
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Did some of the characters in Mr. Trump's circle seek to ratchet up their status or fatten their wallets by sucking up to Russians and wittingly or unwittingly expose themselves to foreign intelligence operatives?
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Without my usual itinerary of free networking brunches, I am forced to find other ways to scam free meals, including sucking up to nightlife moguls at a dinner where they feed me $30 fried chicken.
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I promise, this is not me sucking up to my editors — being out of the office for almost three months instead of the originally planned slightly more than two months was not news I wanted!
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If de León can even get close today, he could put Feinstein in a real bind where she would have to choose between sucking up to her party's liberal base or having to court Republican voters.
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So he tries to make some sort of wacky argument that a junior-level advance staffer sucking up to his boss by asking for a battleship to be removed from the President's sight isn't at all weird.
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"I have had conversations pretty close to half the CEOs who received the letter, and I don't believe they're sucking up to me," Fink told "Squawk Box" in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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"One year into this campaign, you've never found me behind closed doors with corporate executives or spending hours on the phone sucking up to rich donors to fund my campaign," Warren told supporters at a Tuesday speech in Boston.
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Here are the 11 most cowardly responses to this developing scandal: The Democratic senator from West Virginia has been sucking up to Trump since November, leaning so far to the right that some accuse him of basically being a Republican.
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Another colleague, doe-eyed Tsunoda, is resented by everyone in the office for sucking up to the boss, but for her, buttering him up is one of the ways she can get ahead and navigate office politics as a woman.
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To help you avoid sucking up to a hiring manager to the point where he or she wants nothing to do with you, here are a few times they know what you're trying to do and wish you'd stop. 1.
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But Lacie's plateaued around a 4.2, and with some hard work and skillful sucking up to "high-quality people," she just knows she could tip herself into the 4.5 "premium user" range that comes with perks, discounts, and, maybe most importantly, prestige.
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"This tax plan was never about bringing relief to the working families and small businesses who need it most — it was about pandering to Republican primary voters and sucking up to billionaire mega-donors," Nevada Democratic Party chair William McCurdy II said after the bill passed.
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For fuck's sake, we've got Trump at Davos talking about cutting Medicare and no one in the party has the sense to plaster a picture of him up there sucking up to the global elites, talking about cutting taxes for them while he's talking about cutting Medicare back home.
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Getting close to him requires sucking up to fewer people than it did with pre-Trump presidents: The most direct path might be to suck up to a cable-TV booker, get on one of ''the shows,'' say something nice about him and wait for the thank-you tweet.
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"We've got Trump at Davos talking about cutting Medicare and no one in the party has the sense to plaster a picture of him up there sucking up to the global elites, talking about cutting taxes for them while he's talking about cutting Medicare back home," Carville told Vox's Sean Illing.
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Top 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 ally Newt Gingrich on Wednesday mocked Mitt Romney for "sucking up" to the president-elect.
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CNBC's John Harwood recently sat down with conservative pundit Bill Kristol to discuss a wide range of topics, including the proper role of government, the state of conservative media, how businesses "sucking up" to President Donald Trump are creeping him out, and, here, the rise and fall of one-time vice president candidate Sarah Palin.
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Horowitz learned firsthand as a CEO how elusive it can be when he took stock of his company, only to discover it was made up of "screamers who intimidated their people," others who "neglected to give any feedback" and at least one compulsive liar who excelled at sucking up to Horowitz and also making up stories from whole cloth.
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CNBC's John Harwood recently sat down with conservative pundit Bill Kristol to discuss a wide range of topics, including the rise and fall of one-time vice president candidate Sarah Palin, the proper role of government, the state of conservative media, and here, how he's creeped out by all the businesses that are "sucking up" to President Donald Trump.
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I was also a witness of the unsavory behavior that this media body was sucking up to Prime Minister Netanyahu, and I, like many other good journalists, tried to do everything we could to tell the management of the company that what was being done there is in the realm of things that should not be done.
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Has Cruz no taste or decency or self-respect or—well, OK, this is the same man who called Kavanaugh a "victory for America" and is still sucking up to Trump years after the president accused his father of killing JFK and also blamed that MILF porn fiasco on a staffer—so decency and self-respect are probably out of the question.
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"And just because you're sucking up to Donald Trump and just because power is all that matters to you, and just because you will justify everything that man does and just because you are corrupt, just because you're not a journalist, just because you have sold your soul to a personality cult, don't knock reporters at The New York Times or The Washington Post or The Wall Street Journal or the broadcast networks for doing their job right," he added.
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The film ends with Tina sucking up to Whittier and Monica, deciding she wants to be on their squad after all, while Marni comically throws a fit.
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" HitFix's Alan Sepinwall enjoyed how Reynolds was utilized in "The Man from Jupiter". "There are times when it can feel awkward when a show spends an episode sucking up to a very special guest star, but it worked here because so much of Archer's personality—and so much of the show's approach to action—feels inspired by all those movies Reynolds did in the '70s and early '80s when he was the biggest movie star in the world.
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In response to this, the intensity of the music is pushed to an almost comical level as proof that they have not lost their edge. When asked if he is "sucking up to The Man", Maynard casually responds that we are all The Man. He points out the hypocrisy of such a statement by noting that "all you read and wear or see and hear on TV is a product begging for your fatass dirty dollar". Keenan whispers in the left channel throughout the song.
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Atlanta musicians—including former Magnapop bandmate Tim Lee and Amy Ray—threw a benefit concert to assist her in replacing her losses on December 15, 2009. In 1993, Juliana Hatfield wrote "Ruthless" in honor of Morris after the two had a conversation about Camille Paglia while touring in 1992 ("We're all gushin', but I swear we really mean it, man/We're all sucking up to Ruthie.") It appeared as a B-side on the Juliana Hatfield Three singles "Spin the Bottle" and "My Sister".
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Jack gets Liz an interview with Nick Lachey for a writing job in The Sing-Off, where she meets Aaron Sorkin. Sorkin, in a walk and talk sequence, advises Liz that writing is a dying art, and then starts sucking up to Lachey himself. Ultimately, Liz doesn't get the writing job, and is forced to try and save TGS, which even Kenneth Parcell (Jack McBrayer) has lost all hope of rescuing. Meanwhile, Jack Donaghy has recently acquired a television network for gay men (TWINKS) which has turned out to be a ratings disaster.
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"Favorite Writer" was covered by R.E.M. as a B-side to "Bad Day" in 2003 and was played live during the 2003 tour to promote In Time: The Best of R.E.M. 1988–2003. In 1993, Juliana Hatfield wrote "Ruthless" in honor of the band's guitarist after the two had a conversation about Camille Paglia while touring in 1992 ("We're all gushin', but I swear we really mean it, man/We're all sucking up to Ruthie.") It appeared as a B-side on the Juliana Hatfield Three singles "Spin the Bottle" and "My Sister".
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At the beginning of the episode, Leslie (Amy Poehler) proudly announces to the parks and recreation staff that she will be judging the Miss Pawnee beauty pageant, a job she takes very seriously. Tom (Aziz Ansari), excited at the prospective of judging women on the basis of their looks, pulls some strings to get a spot on the judging panel along with Leslie. April (Aubrey Plaza) enters the contest in order to win the $600 prize, despite being disgusted with the concept of a beauty contest. She tries, unsuccessfully, to gain an advantage by sucking up to Leslie.
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He has mood swings, gets jealous over Gavin, and can't endure Gavin's noticing anyone but him. His unbalanced, emotional persona makes their relationship increasingly strained as the series progresses and causes a further rift between them when Gavin becomes a deputy manager. Tim and Gavin stay together despite this tension but Tim occasionally snipes at Gavin and resents his sucking up to Brittas. Although Tim has few apparent aspirations within the leisure centre, he briefly gets excited at the prospect of becoming a deputy manager when Brittas leaves for a new job of European Sports Commissioner in Brussels.
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He was a member of the speaker's Panel of Chairmen. Forth was in favour of capital punishment, but opposed corporal punishment in schools. After William Hague announced his support for an "election compact" promoted by the Commission for Racial Equality in 2001, Forth was quoted as saying at a private dinner: "All this sucking up to minorities is ridiculous; there are millions of people in this country who are white, Anglo-Saxon and bigoted and they need to be represented." He opposed the BBC's spending money on a Nelson Mandela concert in 1988, saying "those who want the arts and who support them should pay for them themselves".
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It uses the promotional slogan "Purveyors of the finest and roughest in art and publishing". Part of a Billy Childish show was promoted on the gallery website: :Part 3: Insolence in the Face of Art - bad painting and refusing to "fulfill his fucking potential" :"Back in the 1990s when all the Brit Art rebels were sucking up to Saatchi and Thatcher, I decided to remain on the wrong end of the seasaw and paint like a monkey. Thus being brilliant whilst continuing to annoy the big boys" - Billy Childish :A selection of these great paintings will be exhibited and a limited edition catalogue will be produced as well as a series of prints. In 2004 Jimmy Cauty installed a gift shop, Blackoff, based on the government's Preparing for Emergencies leaflet.
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Tom (Aziz Ansari) sucks up to Marlene during his banquet speech, while Ron (Nick Offerman) sticks to a "fact-based" speech ("It is true that you have won this award.") Leslie sees Jeanine Restrepo (Loretta Fox), an influential zoning board member who could help Leslie with her plans to turn the Sullivan Street pit into a park. Leslie is too nervous to approach her, so she practices with Mark (Paul Schneider), who teasingly pinches her nose because he says as Jeanine, "I can do whatever I want"; Ann pinches Mark's nose and Leslie pinches Ann's, and Mark summarizes, "It's fun to pretend to be zoning board members." Marlene suggests Leslie try sucking up to Jeanine in her speech, but it comes across awkwardly when Leslie claims to "love" Jeanine.
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After the ban ended, he continued his religious alertness speeches. He hinted at overthrowing Aung San Suu Kyi by trying to drive a wedge between her and the military according to the Myanmar Times, "People should worship Tatmadaw (military) MPs as if they are worshipping God...", and further likened Su Kyi to a prostitute sucking up to foreign interests at a speech in Myeik that went viral. An arrest warrant was issued for that speech on grounds of sedition and slander. It appears that, in general, high ranking monks have built-in legal protection against arrest, and use this to their advantage to readily whip up sentiments with unsubstantiated sharp conspiracy accusations; in an unrelated case, a 2nd monk was charged in separate defamation scandal against commander- in-chief Min Aung Hlaing while praising Aung San Suu Kyi.
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In a 2013 interview with openDemocracy, Batten argued that the European Union was inspired by the proposals the Nazis developed in 1942 for Europe after they had won the Second World War, claiming they were very similar to the 1957 Treaty of Rome. In 2017, in response to the Irish Government's intervention in the Brexit negotiations, Batten expressed the view on Twitter that Ireland, "a tiny country that relies on UK for its existence", is "the weakest kid in the playground sucking up to the EU bullies". He advocated the revocation of the Common Travel Area between Ireland and the UK. Ireland's Foreign Minister, Simon Coveney, rejected Batten's claims: "Ireland is not threatening anybody, least of all a friend, but we remain resolute in our insistence on a sensible way through Brexit that protects Ireland." A UKIP spokesman said Batten's comments do not reflect party policy.
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