"I mean, ethically unfit, intellectually unfit, curiosity-wise unfit," Ms. Pelosi said.
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Sixty-two percent say Trump is unfit, and 46 percent say Clinton is unfit.
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It's one thing to be unfit for command, but today he's proved he's dangerously unfit for command.
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Anyone who has these beliefs is unfit to hold public office and especially unfit to oversee the education of children.
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"He's not only unfit to be president … he's unfit to be human," another vocal Trump critic, GOP strategist Ana Navarro, proclaimed on CNN.
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JAMES COMEY, FORMER FBI DIRECTOR: I don&apost think he is medically unfit to be president, I think he is morally unfit to be president.
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"We've got a guy in the White House who is unfit, completely unfit to be president and it stuns me that nobody stepped up" https://t.
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Sessions has demonstrated how unfit he is to be the attorney general of the United States and, like any other unfit applicant, he should not get the job.
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Suppose you believe the presidential frontrunners are unfit for office — so unfit, in fact, that they are a threat to the moral, political, and social fabric of our nation.
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Faulty pipes result in the leakage of 2628 billion gallons of wastewater a year, helping to make 28503 percent of waterways unfit for human recreation and 22019 percent unfit for consumption.
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" "I don't think he's medically unfit to be president.
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" Edwards called him "a petrified pig, unfit to govern.
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Because as I noted Thursday, there is a BIG difference between making the case Trump is temperamentally unfit for the job and making the case he is mentally unfit for it. 5.
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"We've got a guy in the White House who's unfit, completely unfit, to be president, and it stuns me that nobody stepped up, nobody in the Republican party," Walsh said on This Week.
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"Donald Trump is unfit to be president," Ms. Whitman said.
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He is unqualified and unfit to be commander in chief.
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I was exposed to all that and very unfit circumstances.
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And if she doesn't, well then, she's an unfit mother.
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She is unable and unfit to take care of me.
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He is morally unfit for any office, high or low.
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His white opponent says it makes him unfit for Congress.
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No one was willing to declare Wilson unfit to lead.
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Abrams is completely unfit to serve in any public office.
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"Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president," she proclaimed.
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Lo and behold, Trump is manifestly unfit for the presidency.
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" Comey added: "I think he's morally unfit to be president.
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"He is not just unprepared, he is temperamentally unfit," Mrs.
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Like Corker, he believes that Trump is unfit to serve.
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Or is it that he seems unfit to be president?
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The hidden message: the Kim dynasty is unfit to govern.
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CLINTON: ... unfit, and he proves it every time he talks.
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"Unfit to serve," read others over an image of Kavanaugh.
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Ira paints these encounters as evidence of Celeste's unfit parenting.
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He snapped at reporters' questions as unfit to be answered.
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She was sure she would once again be deemed unfit.
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The president has to be unfit to fulfill his obligations.
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So somebody step up and say publicly that he's unfit.
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This record alone makes him patently unfit for judicial service.
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"I'm running against President Trump because he's unfit," Walsh said.
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Not that these themes are unimportant or unfit for dramatization.
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"These are people who are not unfit," Dr. Cutler said.
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Read: Obama Says Trump Is 'Unfit to Serve as President'
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ABC News: Comey thinks Donald Trump is unfit to be president CNN: Comey's intensely personal Trump attack NBC: Trump 'morally unfit to be president,' Comey says in TV interview MSNBC: Comey says Trump 'morally unfit' in new interview The New York Times: Comey, in Interview, Calls Trump 'Morally Unfit' and 'Stain' on All Around Him The Washington Post: Fired FBI director Comey says Trump is 'morally unfit' and may be vulnerable to Russian blackmail Fox News: Comey rips Obama for comments on Clinton case: He 'jeopardized' DOJ Daily Caller: Comey Thinks Rosenstein 'Acted Dishonorably' Breitbart: Comey on Trump's Win: 'Was Thinking, Oh My God — Did We Have Some Role in This?
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The greater effort was in painting Clinton as unfit to lead.
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The water from the Flint River was dirty, unfit for drinking
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Rob (Colorado): Can the President be removed for being mentally unfit?
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This guy's unfit, he lies every time he opens his mouth.
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Trump once again demonstrated why he's temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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It really is time for a reckoning with this unfit leader.
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I think he is mentally and emotionally unfit to be president.
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So if the beef was his, it was unfit for consumption.
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Twitter rant as evidence that the billionaire is unfit for office.
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She said Trump is "ethically" and "intellectually unfit" to be president.
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"Sheriff David Clarke's unconscionable record makes him unfit to serve," Sen.
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Earlier this month, he said Trump is "unfit" to be president.
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"I think he's morally unfit to be president," Comey told Stephanopoulos.
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Instead, he came into the fight run down and generally unfit.
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On both occasions, George has slammed Trump as unfit for office.
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Rival Trump advisers forced him out, calling him unfit to lead.
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"She was a disaster, totally unfit for the job," he said.
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Clinton's closing argument, when she explained why the mother was unfit.
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Clearly he demonstrated himself unfit and too uneducated for the job.
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Is Mr. Cruz any less unfit for office than Mr. Trump?
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" Edwards dubbed the future president "a petrified pig, unfit to govern.
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Blind people are assumed to be unfit, invalid in the community.
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For centuries, women were seen as unfit to hold public office.
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Clinton, whom he derides as untrustworthy, unethical and unfit for office.
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That's why the majority of Americans find him unlikable and unfit.
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Customers can also report violations for investigation, should statements appear unfit.
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The gunman was declared unfit to stand trial in May 2016.
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Another was declared physically unfit and sent home before the tournament.
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I despise him and think he is unfit to be president.
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I get the need to remove this unfit man from office.
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His hypocritical actions just confirm how unfit he is for office.
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Assad has amply demonstrated he is cruel and unfit for power.
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"He's not only unfit to be president," she said on CNN.
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Democrats renewed calls for impeachment, arguing Trump is unfit for office.
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But that alone does not make him mentally unfit to serve.
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Fifty-one percent of Missouri voters said that Trump's comments in the tape were "inappropriate" but do not necessarily make him unfit for office, according to the poll, while 35% said they do make him unfit.
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As such, many believe he is unfit to lead the United States.
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Anyone who'd outright deny its existence is unfit for the White House.
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Goebbels Miller is unfit to establish this practice as government policy. NAZI!
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"If he was unfit, he probably wouldn't be sitting there," Sanders said.
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A parliamentary report declared Mr Murdoch unfit to lead a large company.
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Oberhansley had been ruled mentally unfit to stand trial for Blanton's death.
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"I'm running because he's unfit," Walsh, 57, told ABC's "This Week" program.
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Ultimately the judge rules that Laurel is unfit to parent her son.
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He tried to turn the tables by alleging Clinton is mentally unfit.
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Most of the boats are unfit for open water, and thousands drown.
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And together these traits make the candidate profoundly unfit for the Presidency.
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It is this that reveals him as tragically unfit for his office.
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If employees are fatigued they can report themselves as unfit, he said.
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His vice president was callow, unaccomplished, and probably unfit for the job.
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President Obama on Tuesday called the GOP nominee "unfit" to be president.
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Trump has claimed he was unfit to serve due to bone spurs.
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Cast Trump as unfit to lead Clinton remains a candidate with problems.
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" YOU WENT ON TO SAY, "DONALD TRUMP IS UNFIT TO BE PRESIDENT.
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Others found the joke simply vulgar, and unfit for prime-time television.
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My BMI was very low and medically, I was unfit to fast.
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Yet, sadly, it is par for the course for this unfit president.
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In a speech, she called Trump "temperamentally unfit" for the White House.
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This is why we are all unfit for work of any kind.
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"Donald Trump is unfit to be president," Ms. Whitman said in February.
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"Trump the Unfit" will once again be laid bare before our eyes.
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Romney was unusually forthright in condemning Trump as unfit for the presidency.
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If unfit for human consumption, it can be used as animal feed.
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Why: The editorial says he is "unfit for the presidency." http://usat.
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Most-talked about line: Clinton called Trump "temperamentally unfit" for the presidency.
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Swinson has repeatedly said that Corbyn is "unfit" to be prime minister.
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Jeff Flake, who has argued he is unfit for office, on Monday.
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The government insists the Soviet-era housing is unfit for its purpose.
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Do we need any more evidence that he is unfit for office?
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Pruitt's scientific illiteracy makes him unfit to lead this science-based agency.
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Human rights groups criticized conditions there as deplorable and unfit for humans.
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It's not just being singled out as being unfit simply for existing.
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President Trump should be impeached because he is unfit for the presidency.
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His current actions are what would make him unfit for the bench.
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That he is unfit," Walsh told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
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Yes, they would say, the president is erratic, dangerous, unfit and bigoted.
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In short, Trump truly is unfit for this or any high office.
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" A federal judge would describe the prison as "unfit for human habitation.
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Sand mining has depleted fish stocks, and made water unfit for agriculture.
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LePage has proven again he is unfit to serve as Maine's governor.
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He helped elect the most dangerous, unfit American president of our lifetimes.
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Lawyers can and should police their own ranks by reporting unfit lawyers.
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City officials had declared the house "unfit for human habitation" in 2013.
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It has the power to remove a board member it deems unfit.
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Comey said in Sunday's interview that Trump was "morally unfit" for office.
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The former dictator was declared unfit to face a retrial last summer.
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Popovich concluded his phone interview by saying Trump was "unfit" to be president.
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" Over 90% of voters in both districts believe "Trump is unfit for office.
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The past six days proved Donald Trump is dangerously unfit for the presidency.
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" Hill also called Trump a "bigot" and "unqualified and unfit to be president.
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Down that hall is the office I said you were fundamentally unfit for.
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Most of the boats are unfit for open water, and thousands drown annually.
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If you get a really low score, you're declared unfit for the army.
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The Houthis point to Aden as proof that Hadi is unfit to rule.
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Top Republicans closed ranks around Trump despite believing him fundamentally unfit for office.
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Cruz said the story was evidence that Trump is unfit to be president.
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Hillary is the most unfit candidate I have ever seen in my life.
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An Alzheimer's sufferer, she had been declared legally unfit to manage her concerns.
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Nia Guzman claimed Chris was unfit to care for Royalty without strict supervision.
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Some of that is because Trump is, in fact, fundamentally unfit for office.
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Being seen by adoption authorities as an unfit mother is an unspeakable wound.
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Some detainees were so impaired that they were deemed unfit to stand trial.
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Human trafficking mafias pack the migrants into small craft unfit for open waters.
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Nor does his horrible attitude toward women make him unfit to be president.
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Essentially, the car would take over if you're determined unfit to safely drive.
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Unfit won't be a happy film, but it will be an important one.
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I was so unfit, but I am glad it didn't look that way.
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The stars argue that Trump is unfit and not competent for the presidency.
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Hewlett Packard CEO Meg Whitman has said Trump is "unfit" to be president.
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Graham called Trump a "kook" and "unfit for office" during the 2016 election.
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And is unfit to have a high-level security clearance to begin with.
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Just 3 months ago the Board said Barzee was unfit for early release.
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To call out the Democratic President as unfit for office and a traitor?
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In September 2016, USA Today's editorial board called Trump "unfit" for the presidency.
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"[This behavior] is totally unfit for the leadership of this country," he said.
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Obama says Trump 'unfit' for presidency Earlier, Obama acknowledged the concerns over trade.
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" He told CNN the next day that Trump was "unfit to be president.
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Cohen, citing several foreign policy stances, said Trump is unfit to be president.
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In her case, the defense maintains that the accused is unfit for trial.
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They are going to attack him — carefully, and maybe indirectly — as mentally unfit.
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In fact, the majority of the country knew Trump was unfit for office.
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Kirk has called Trump unfit to be commander in chief in the past.
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During its presentation, I joked that the device wasn't made for the unfit.
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I had to fend for myself, a pariah unfit for their royal homestead.
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That Trump is unfit—emotionally and temperamentally—to remain in office is manifest.
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CLINTON: ... have said that Donald is unfit to be the commander- in-chief.
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Despite stark evidence Trump is unfit, GOP Congress won't hold him to account.
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Opposition lawmakers argued for hours on Wednesday that Prayuth was unfit for office.
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If the president is mentally unfit to serve, he needs to be removed.
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They know he's unfit for office, and many worry about his mental stability.
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Anyone who believes, says, does what he does is unfit to be president.
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Either option leaves him unfit to serve as the head of the ONDCP.
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He blasted Trump during the interview, saying he's morally unfit to be president.
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Becker had a stroke in 1959 and was deemed unfit to stand trial.
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His family has said Tanisha is unfit, but Tanisha continues to fight back.
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" After a few weeks, the city found the house "unfit for human habitation.
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But the group has sent several fundraising pitches calling Moore "unfit" to serve.
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For many it was the election of a president unfit for the job.
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Her most vocal detractors paint her as unfit to run a professional league.
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They are the Christ killers, fit principally for the ghetto, unfit for citizenship.
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" The Republican called the president "psychologically, morally, intellectually, and emotionally unfit for office.
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We can't trust that all unfit demagogues will turn out to be predators.
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The situation in the United States is this: The Republican party chose as its nominee an inept and obviously unfit candidate, and the American electorate chose that candidate over Hillary Rodham Clinton, an inept, corrupt, and obviously unfit candidate. Mrs.
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"One of the patterns of nativist rhetoric in the early 20th century was that these newcomers were unfit to be Americans, that is, physically unfit to be Americans, and therefore they would not be able to assimilate if admitted," Kraut says.
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JAMES COMEY, FORMER FBI DIRECTORO: I think he&aposs morally unfit to be president.
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Clinton had just lost to a man she considered temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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"People close to him say he is mentally unfit," Scarborough added at the time.
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She said his actions demonstrate that Trump is "unqualified and unfit" for the presidency.
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If he wouldn't, he's a hypocrite; if he would, he's uniquely unfit for office.
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" He has also tweeted saying Clinton is "unfit/unqualified to be commander-in-chief.
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I think Hillary Clinton is too risky and unfit and unqualified to be president.
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Literally 10 minutes into the class, I was cursing myself for being so unfit.
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"He's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility."
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" He also said the former secretary of state is "manifestly unfit to be president.
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" He added to ABC News, "I don't think he's medically unfit to be president.
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Atleast we wont have to see unfit in flight staff and broken seat backs.
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He is unfit to be in this office and to serve as the president.
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The letter they send says, "unfit to perform the duties of a police officer".
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Her strategy has been to paint him as a loose cannon unfit for office.
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Cruz said the Enquirer story was evidence that Trump is unfit to be president.
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The same logic applies to determining when a sitting president is unfit to serve.
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Nipsey's family was awarded temporary custody of Emani, claiming Tanisha is an unfit mother.
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Several prominent newspapers abandoned their long-held impartiality to declare him unfit for office.
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"Yes, I think the Republican nominee is unfit to serve as president," Obama said.
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Calling Mr Trump "unfit to serve" as president, he urged Republicans to disown him.
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Moreover, having so unfit a president makes clear the dangers of the imperial presidency.
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Q: How exactly does near syncope or pneumonia make you medically unfit for office?
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No, there is no indication that Clinton is unfit to be president in — health.
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But others simply believe Mr. Trump is unfit to serve in the Oval Office.
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His campaign released a handful of press releases about why he's unfit for office.
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These nominees share dreadful records on civil rights and are simply unfit to serve.
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"Repeatedly lying" to Peruvians, the motion asserted, makes Mr Kuczynski morally unfit for office.
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Those who do stand down may be unfit to aid in their country's reconstruction.
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I say often in fact I say every day that Donald Trump is unfit.
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Science is knowledge, and Pruitt's denial of knowledge makes him unfit for government service.
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So, a reminder:In 203, Romney flatly stated that Trump was *unfit to be president.
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Any of those acts should have been enough to render Moore unfit for Congress.
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Clinton, borrowing from the senator's own words to describe her as unfit for office.
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We wholly reject any notion that Qatar is unfit to host the World Cup.
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Britain's current crisis is another high-wire act that Johnson was unfit to tackle.
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He was portrayed as mentally unfit, and suggested investigators coerced him into a confession.
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We would have been deemed unfit for work and sent to the gas chambers.
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Mr. Myers is unfit to lead the nation's premier weather and ocean science agency.
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He is, in other words, totally unfit for high office and fairly obviously so.
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Most people, male and female alike, believed that women were biologically unfit for politics.
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Walsh has called Trump a bully and a coward who is unfit for office.
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"Either option leaves him unfit to serve as the head of the" drug office.
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In 2016 the media warned voters that Donald Trump was unfit to be president.
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Donald Trump continues to prove that he is unqualified and unfit to be president.
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"Dis-qualified?" means that someone is qualified to be dissed, and is therefore UNFIT.
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Defense Secretary Michael Fallon retorted that Mr. Corbyn was unfit to be prime minister.
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Easier was finding a friendly civilian doctor to declare you medically unfit to serve.
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But is Mr. Trump unfit to govern in the meaning of the 25th Amendment?
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In private, many of my colleagues agree that the president is reckless and unfit.
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The judge, Kelly Banach, deemed Mr. Snuka mentally unfit to stand trial on Jan.
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Former President Obama said that Trump was "temperamentally unfit" and "unqualified" to be president.
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If he cannot do so, then he is unfit to serve on the Court.
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"I'm running because he's unfit," Walsh said in a recent interview with ABC News.
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Wolf's campaign called Wagner "unhinged and unfit for office" after he released the video.
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Romney, who is Mormon, has been critical of Moore, calling him unfit for office.
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Inspectors for the city declared Pier 923 structurally unfit for mounting an art fair.
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He's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability, and immense responsibility.
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Comey has since written a book, and called the president "morally unfit" for office.
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But they're not going to make "Unfit" a better episode, because "Unfit" is just all over the place, with a few things that work, far more things that don't, and no sense of why those things belong in the same episode of television.
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In July 2010, Michael was returning from a Gay Pride parade when he was arrested on suspicion of being unfit to drive after driving into a storefront; he was later charged with possession of cannabis and driving while unfit through drink or drugs.
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Clinton, meanwhile, branded her rival as outside the American mainstream and unfit to be president.
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"The driver has been arrested for theft and driving whilst unfit through drink," added officers.
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I am disgusted, disheartened and I believe Governor Greitens is unfit to lead our state.
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The National Construction Authority found that 58% of buildings in Nairobi are unfit for habitation.
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That's a question now being raised: Were trainers running unfit horses and using excessive medications?
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The National Construction Authority found 58 percent of buildings in Nairobi were unfit for habitation.
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Humanitarian organizations on the ground have deplored conditions at the camps as unfit for humans.
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"Only someone who is unfit to lead destroys & divides, rather than building & uniting," she wrote.
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Are you simply unfit, without the necessary nerve or do they have something on you?
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He is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibly.
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If Geraldine Ferraro seemed unfit for the White House, all women might be judged incapable.
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The goal is to convince voters that Trump is unprepared and unfit for the job.
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"This is a guy who for 1,000 reasons is unfit to be president," he said.
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The former head of the FBI says Mr Trump is "morally unfit" to be president.
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Vaccinations which should be kept cool in transport can arrive unfit for use, he said.
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Rights groups have described conditions in camps across Greece as deplorable and unfit for humans.
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Mitt Romney has hammered Trump in speeches and on Twitter, calling him unfit for office.
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For one glorious moment, the grape halves will produce a fireball unfit for domestic life.
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I think Donald Trump revealed again today that he is temperamentally unfit to be president.
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Regulator Transport for London (TfL) deemed Uber unfit to run a taxi service on Sept.
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He is unfit to hold a position of responsibility affecting students and their well-being.
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And so for the umpteenth time, Donald Trump revealed that he's unfit for political office.
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"We wholly reject any notion that Qatar is unfit to host the FIFA World Cup."
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And a number of groups, including retired military officers, said Green was unfit to serve.
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He is one of the most unfit men I know of for such a place.
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Everyone from his ghostwriter to Mitt Romney has called him completely unfit to be president.
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"The method they are using is unfit for the purpose of cheat detection," Wosar said.
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It is not unreasonable to simply conclude now that Clayton is unfit for the job.
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At the end of Episode 8 "Unfit," Ofmatthew snaps in the supermarket and is shot.
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That has reinforced the belief of his opponents that Trump is unfit for the presidency.
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But what if the president's closest advisers were to conclude he was unfit for office?
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He's really unfit to be commander in chief just because of his lack of knowledge.
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They are now leashed to a man whom they recently described as untrustworthy and unfit.
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"You are unfit to hold public office and undeserving of the public trust," he concluded.
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He is unfit to hold any public office, much less the highest in the land.
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If you bring your child to Hollywood Boulevard on holiday, you are an unfit parent.
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Humayun Khan, who blasted Trump at last week's Democratic convention as unfit for the presidency.
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The official reason given then was that Fury was "medically unfit," with no details provided.
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He also took aim at Trump personally, arguing that he was unfit for the presidency.
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MARK BESSOUDO Toronto To the Editor: Donald Trump again proves he is unfit to lead.
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There are also obscene buttons about the presumptive Democratic nominee that are unfit for publication.
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Mitt Romney: "Moore is unfit for office and should step aside," he tweeted Friday. Rep.
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How can a president be so unfit for office that he is unworthy of impeachment?
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I am disgusted, disheartened, and I believe Governor Greitens is unfit to lead our state.
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As a result, such tableware is tainted with lead and unfit for contact with food.
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It virtually guarantees that at some point, you'll end up with a grossly unfit leader.
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Clinton claims Trump is fundamentally unfit to be president; Trump says Clinton belongs in jail.
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He reportedly doesn't want unfit players on the pitch, banning them if they are overweight.
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A number of "ghost" buildings in the cityscape are unfit for demolition or further construction.
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Bell, in which the Supreme Court ruled that compulsory sterilization of the "unfit" was constitutional.
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"You are unfit to hold public office," Representative Frank Pallone of New Jersey told Pruitt.
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Clinton has accused Trump of racism and of being temperamentally unfit for the Oval Office.
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Charles M. Blow Donald Trump is completely unfit to be president of the United States.
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He called for the "immediate" application of the constitutional provisions that deem Mr. Bouteflika unfit.
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Misguided students believe that defending Harvey Weinstein makes Ronald Sullivan unfit to be their dean.
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They know Trump is unfit, but he gives them tax cuts and right-wing judges.
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"I think he's unfit and a danger to the country," he said in an interview.
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He said he has 'detailed financial information' about you, and that you're unfit to adopt.
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That has left large parts of its old mining districts unfit for farming or construction.
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After he was committed to Matteawan as unfit to stand trial, he resubmitted his claim.
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At worst, as his critics allege, he's unfit to serve as America's commander in chief.
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This sickening display shows more than ever why Donald Trump is totally unfit be president.
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But black people were often held to be unfit for the most demanding combat roles.
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The hosts of "Morning Joe," hit back at Trump as "unhinged" and "unfit" for office.
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"Donald Trump is unfit," he said during a debate hosted by the website Business Insider.
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Trump has proved again and again that he is unfit for the office he holds.
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" More detailed insults included being called an "unfit mother," a "diseased cow," and "devil worshiper.
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But the numerical risks were about the same as the ones associated with being unfit.
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It's not only that Trump is unfit to be president and that Republicans know it.
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Janet's London custody case is contentious ... not because either parent thinks the other is unfit.
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Yes, hard to come up w/analogue, but try: Imagine a clearly unfit Dem nominee.
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An obvious objection is that criminal transgressions render prisoners unfit for participation in democratic society.
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Donald Trump, whom Obama has called "unfit to serve," is preparing to take the office.
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Advocating for the "science of better breeding," eugenicists endorsed sterilizing people considered unfit to reproduce.
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Republican candidate Ben Carson has said Muslims were unfit for the presidency of the United States.
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MORE: How people who found both candidates unfit voted Are social platforms more accurate than polling?
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During the hearing, those who use fake urine were painted as a population unfit to work.
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They wanted to make the removal of a completely unfit and dangerous president possible but difficult.
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Industry can increase strains on supplies too, by polluting water, making it unfit for human use.
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European industry has been old and unfit for years and now stodge is spreading to America.
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"In private, many of my colleagues agree that the president is reckless and unfit," he wrote.
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"In private, many of my colleagues agree that the president is reckless and unfit," he said.
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To even link the two is a pure anti-Semitic impulse by an ignorant, unfit cretin.
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Police pepper spraying food, water, clothing, and blankets, thereby rendering them unfit for consumption and unusable.
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HRW also found that police had pepper sprayed food and water, rendering them unfit for consumption.
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What did stick was the impression that even a modulated Trump is entirely unfit for office.
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The sacred River Ganges itself is unfit for bathing or drinking along its whole 503,500km length.
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Trump also pulled the reverse attack on the issue of being mentally unfit to be president.
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"Anyone who believes, says, does what he does is unfit to be president," the ad concludes.
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Obama passionately denounced Trump as intellectually and temperamentally unfit to succeed him in the Oval Office.
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And that anyone who Obama thinks is unfit for the presidency must be getting something right.
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Many are shunned by society, divorced by their husbands or deemed unfit for marriage and motherhood.
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She said that ultimately, she came to the decision that Trump is unfit to be president.
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Most of the vessels are unfit for open water, and thousands of people drown each year.
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None of the various factors that made Trump unfit for high office vanished on Election Day.
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" And Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, warned voters that Trump was "temperamentally unfit to be president.
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What I did notice was how foreign and unfit that big white skeleton looked in Rio.
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Johnson also argued late Tuesday that Clinton, the Democratic nominee, is as unfit to be president.
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The Black Hills region was designated "unfit for civilization," and "Permanent Indian Country" in the 1850s.
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And, on what grounds does a president become unfit to serve for reasons of mental health?
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The veterinary doctor decided the fish was unfit for consumption because of a lack of documents.
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Meanwhile, Hillary will be mounting a media blitz against a GOP that seems unfit for government.
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Hillary Clinton is manifestly unfit to be president, and her policies would harm millions of Americans.
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The defence ministry will then remove over-age or physically unfit fighters, two military sources said.
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He thinks he's fundamentally unfit for office and will do anything he can to stop it.
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He's modest in a genuine way, which would seem to make him woefully unfit for politics.
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By shunning and boycotting them, we signal that they are unfit to be part of society.
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The last few days have only highlighted how ethically compromised and unfit to serve he is.
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He is unqualified to be president and he is unfit temperamentally to be commander-in-chief.
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Meanwhile, dozens of national security experts from Republican administrations have declared Mr. Trump unfit to lead.
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"I think Donald Trump is totally unfit to be president of the United States," Sanders said.
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After all, the proper constitutional course to take with an unfit president is the 25th amendment.
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Fury had been declared "medically unfit" and had admitted using cocaine to deal with manic depression.
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Throughout a hundred-plus days, Trump has proved himself temperamentally and intellectually unfit for the Presidency.
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The defense ministry will then remove over-age or physically unfit fighters, two military sources said.
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I think he is unfit to be President and would be a threat to national security.
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Ciara was gunning for sole custody, claiming her baby daddy was unfit and a bad person.
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Shortly after that I was judged unfit to work and spent a few weeks at sea.
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"Unfit for Human Consumption" by Carcass posed a major challenge for Sosebee, a seasoned metal fan.
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Faced with unpopular president, various mental health professionals have publicly declared Trump to be mentally unfit.
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"This attack, once again, demonstrates that Hamas is profoundly unfit to govern Gaza," Mr. Greenblatt said.
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Monasteries, he thought, were the dumping grounds for those deemed unfit for life in the world.
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" It was, Bernstein wrote, "a helpful reminder … that he's entirely unfit for the office he holds.
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Sabraw's June 26 order contained exceptions for parents deemed unfit or a danger to their children.
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That's when I found out they had labeled me Section 8: Mentally Unfit for Military Service.
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A September Quinnipiac poll found that 22017 percent of voters believe Trump is unfit for office.
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But even without the hyphen, if you are "disqualified" from something, you still might be UNFIT.
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Leaks of private interviews aren't going to persuade more people that Trump is unfit for office.
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"We acted for our children, and the world that they are inheriting is unfit," she said.
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"It really is time for a reckoning with this unfit leader," the 74-year-old wrote.
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Without an overhaul, parts of it could become unsafe and unfit for traffic within five years.
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That Trump would brag in this way only affirms that he is unfit, in every way.
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Among the traits that make Trump unfit for his job is his inability to anticipate consequences.
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This is more evidence that Trump is unfit for the revered office in which he sits.
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Clinton and called Donald J. Trump "unfit to be president" in an editorial on Oct. 9.
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Many say she's simply unfit to remain in Congress, let alone rise in the leadership ranks.
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They put bromide [a sedative that's deemed unfit for human consumption in most countries] in there.
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"We've got a guy in the White House who is unfit, completely unfit, to be president and it stuns me that nobody stepped up," Mr. Walsh said in announcing his candidacy, claiming that "everyone" in the Republican Party believes Mr. Trump is not fit for the job.
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"We've got a guy in the White House who is unfit, completely unfit, to be president and it stuns me that nobody stepped up," Mr. Walsh said in announcing his candidacy, claiming that "everyone" in the Republican Party believes Mr. Trump is not fit for the job.
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He still feels Trump is unfit for office, he's suggested, though no longer says so out loud.
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The college, he wrote, exists to prevent someone who is unfit to be president from taking office.
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He was charged with driving while unfit through drink or drugs and spent four months in jail.
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But if you believe Trump is unfit for the presidency, that's the only reasonable course of action.
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He is a lifelong opponent of civil rights, and he is unfit to serve as Attorney General.
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If she&aposs deemed unfit for the Supreme Court, then the religious test is alive and well.
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The super PAC backing Senator Ted Cruz of Texas portrayed Mr. Rubio as unfit for the presidency.
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Given Jesse's poor showing, it's no surprise that various powers think he's unfit to wield Genesis' power.
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He never gave any indication or reason to believe he was unstable or unfit at any time.
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They've already warned that Whitaker's previous remarks about Mueller suggest he is unfit to oversee the investigation.
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And what would happen if a president was found to be mentally unfit after having been elected?
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We saw more evidence that he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be commander in chief.
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" The ad ends with this slate: "Anyone who does what he does is unfit to be president.
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Clinton has spent months emphasizing a message that Trump is morally and intellectually unfit for the presidency.
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He declared a judge unfit to oversee a lawsuit of Trump University because of his Mexican heritage.
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She won the Australian Open being completely unfit because she didn't have time to practise after injury.
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For Clinton, the goal is to prove to voters that Trump is unfit to hold this office.
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Bell that states had the right to forcibly sterilize men and women they considered unfit to breed.
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Ten out of 12 jurors had to determine that our birth father might be unfit to parent.
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Roose must adopt a bastard son who is plainly unfit to rule, because he needs an heir.
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Clinton has already begun building a case that Trump is unfit to sit in the Oval Office.
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His attitude towards human society and the environment and everything else makes him unfit to be president.
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Last week, Dorothy Woods, the widow Tyrone Woods, said Clinton is unfit to be commander in chief.
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Coming from Trump, it was just one of many transgressions that suggested he was unfit for office.
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First, an engineer was fired for writing a memo suggesting women are biologically unfit for tech jobs.
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She needs to make this election about Donald Trump being unfit to be in the Oval Office.
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A significant majority of voters, after all, believe that Trump, unlike Clinton, is unfit for the presidency.
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"He never gave any indication or reason to believe he was unstable or unfit at any time."
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But--obvious point-- Trump would be unfit to be president even if he had diligently paid taxes.
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But--obvious point--Trump would be unfit to be president even if he had diligently paid taxes.
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That's a black and white construct unfit for a complicated, scientific, policy problem with implications stretching centuries.
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It exposes a political class in the Republican Party that simply is unfit to lead the country.
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Suddenly, these and many other Democrats in the Senate are actually calling Gorsuch "unfit" for the court.
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Ebola exposed a global research and development infrastructure that is unfit for the purpose of saving lives.
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As many as 60 to 75 percent of managers are unfit for leadership, according to Psychology Today.
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It has proven itself to be unfit to govern thus far, let alone to pass meaningful legislation.
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Many of them were unable to volunteer, however, because doctors deemed them "unfit" to carry the embryo.
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The same goes for Flynn, whose baggage made him clearly unfit for a senior White House position.
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"There are so many in Congress that are morally unfit," she told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Tuesday.
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Members of both the ruling party and the opposition have suggested the president is unfit to rule.
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The importance of their demand does not overshadow the glaring fact that Trump is unfit to serve.
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McConnell's super PAC spent millions trying to help Strange win the primary, calling Moore unfit for office.
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Trump is the same unfit president he was when trying to deliver "wins" to the far right.
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Clinton levels the broadest possible attack on Mr. Trump, calling him "temperamentally unfit" for the White House.
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My grandparents viewed it as a betrayal to take lightly a man unfit for the Oval Office.
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"He is unprepared and temperamentally unfit to be our president," he said of the GOP presidential nominee.
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Clinton was "unfit" for the presidency, accusing her of being dishonest, weak on foreign policy and corrupt.
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With this complaint, the state of New York is essentially declaring the Trump offspring unfit to serve.
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" — Stuart Stevens, chief strategist to Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign "Donald Trump is unfit to be president.
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California state law heavily favors shared custody in most divorce cases, unless one parent is deemed unfit.
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October 3, 2019: Conway writes an 11,000-word op-ed once again calling Trump unfit for office
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" "I'm running because he's unfit, somebody needs to step up and there needs to be an alternative.
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Current and former sex workers are considered a danger to society and unfit for serious public service.
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Trump is indeed unfit for the presidency, but his use of Twitter is not the reason why.
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The central justification was the conviction that women are by their very nature unfit for political life.
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If she can't remember such crucial events and information, she is unfit to be Commander-in-Chief.
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Section 4 describes how a president considered unfit for office could be replaced by the vice president.
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You know the one: the mechanisms for removal of a president who is manifestly unfit for office.
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The problems with Johnson were obvious: He was a racist demagogue unfit for the office he held.
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Multiple high-level Republicans, including some who work in the administration, consider him unfit for the presidency.
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Many Americans — maybe most Americans — have yet to experience the material consequences of having an unfit president.
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The piece essentially confirmed what many Americans had already feared, that this president is unfit to serve.
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Anyone trying to score political points off of it only underscores why they are unfit to serve.
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"Republicans need to face the fact that the president is mentally unstable and psychologically unfit," he wrote.
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The Republican majority is filled with cowards who are servile supplicants to the most unfit POTUS ever.
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In a statement earlier this year, Whitman called Trump a "demagogue" who is unfit to be president.
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Grenell is the widely disliked U.S. ambassador to Germany, a post for which he is also unfit.
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If all of this is true, it bolsters the case that Trump is a truly unfit president.
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But if an unfit person sits in the Oval Office, humanity's survival could literally be at stake.
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If Schatz's comment were unique, it would simply mark him as uniquely unfit to be a lawmaker.
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They know well that this man is unfit and ruinous, and yet they remain his parasitic henchmen.
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Specimens sometimes come from the field preserved in ethanol, which makes them gooey and unfit for display.
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"Democrats are actively arguing that Donald Trump is unfit for office," said Sandy Fulton of Free Press.
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Shriekingly unfit for purpose and over the hill, my MIFA 904 and I seemed a perfect match.
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Rebecca knew that she was unfit to be a parent and feared she'd lose her daughter forever.
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"A prime minister under indictment is unfit to serve," said Tomer Naor, the group's chief legal officer.
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Other Democrats said the op-ed proves that Trump is unfit to serve as a president. Rep.
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In her answer during the pageant, Tunzi touched on the misconception of women being unfit for leadership.
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A fourth elderly suspect died during prosecution, while another was declared unfit for trial because of dementia.
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At first, he was given mostly cops who had conditions that rendered them unfit for other duties.
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A group of nearly 60 progressive pastors has denounced Moore, calling him "extremist" and unfit for office.
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And these policies may play into a decades-old prejudice that menstruation makes women unfit for work.
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Ahmed Gaïd Salah, called on Algeria's constitutional court to consider whether Mr. Bouteflika is unfit to rule.
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It's another reason why Donald Trump is simply temperamentally unfit to be President of the United States.
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Under the article, a constitutional council can declare Bouteflika unfit for office or he can resign himself.
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Sessions' record of misogyny and racism makes him unfit to serve in this—or really any—position.
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Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, has said such comments show Trump is unfit to be president.
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Despite my fears, there weren't any headlines saying I was crazy or unfit to be commander-in-chief.
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The police officer took only "seconds" to determine that the room was unfit to stay in, Johnsen claimed.
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It was an astonishing dilemma created by two campaigns whose dominant message was that their opponent was unfit.
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But "Unfit" makes clear that the show wants me to have this reaction, at least on some level.
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Mr. Trump and his accomplices have shown that they are self-serving, dishonest and unfit for public office.
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Then Salah intervened, declaring Bouteflika - rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 unfit to rule.
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During a tweetstorm last month, Hill called Trump an "unfit, bigoted, incompetent moron" who had empowered white supremacists.
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And it is just more evidence he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be commander in chief.
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One former inmate said the living conditions were unfit for a human, "so I began to act inhuman".
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Let's be honest-Without pampering & coddling from the media Hillary's a lackluster granny totally unfit to be President.
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But they do suggest that Morell and Sanger discussed information that the U.S. government considers unfit for publication.
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Clinton later hit back on Thursday on Twitter, saying it was Trump who was unfit to be president.
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In an interview with Washington's WJLA-TV, Trump said it's Obama who is "unfit" for the Oval Office.
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" Mark Kirk, Illinois: "DJT is a malignant clown — unprepared and unfit to be president of the United States.
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She expects, however, that it will energize many voters, especially women, who deem Trump unfit for the presidency.
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Video But Manigault Newman continued to unleash scathing criticism of Trump, saying he&aposs unfit to be president.
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"It hurts because Donald Trump is so manifestly unfit for the presidency," Emily's List President Stephanie Schriock said.
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He has now pulled out of a second date, this time having been declared "medically unfit to fight".
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Donald Trump just spent a week showcasing all of the qualities that make him unfit for the presidency.
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Then Salah intervened, declaring Bouteflika - rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 - unfit to rule.
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In fact, Sanders thinks Mr. Vought is unfit for any job in the federal government requiring senate confirmation.
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Romney, you will remember, delivered a speech earlier this year declaring that Trump was unfit to be president.
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But some patently unfit for security clearances have slipped through before comprehensive background checks can be fully investigated.
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BREAKING: Obama says "I think the Republican nominee is unfit to serve as president" & is "woefully unprepared" pic.twitter.
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Katie has sued Amber for defamation, claiming Amber's allegation Katie's an unfit grandmother is a big fat lie.
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The D rating is considered "poor" and "at risk," just one step above failing and unfit for purpose.
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He warned it would fall short in cases where the president is mentally or emotionally unfit for office.
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All the military spending in the world will not matter if our troops are physically unfit to serve.
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Donald Trump may be unfit to be America's president, but he clearly is a master of social media.
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But in 2004, Corsi co-authored the "Swift Boat Veterans for Truth" political group's book Unfit for Command.
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Clinton, of course, will exploit Trump's lack of government experiences and his temperament as being unfit and unpredictable.
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Small wonder that activists think they hear him declaring the Democrats a party unfit for bipartisan co-operation.
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The 25th Amendment says the vice president would take over if a president is deemed unfit for office.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) has suggested for months that Trump is unfit to serve as commander in chief.
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A childhood case of polio had left him with a limp, and he was unfit for combat duty.
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Instead it focused mostly on painting Trump as unfit to serve as president, by morals, temperament and judgment.
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He called the president "morally unfit" to lead and said it's possible that Russia has evidence against Trump.
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Regarding the President, the week featured twin elaborations of the obvious—that he is dangerously unfit for office.
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They will see that Trump is temperamentally unfit, completely unqualified and wholly unprepared to be commander in chief.
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In other words, the professor's critics now feel "injured," by someone they thus deem unfit for human society.
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Sometimes she ignored Trump's tweets but at others argued that his volatile temperament made him unfit for office.
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Those 2018 Trumpian risks fall into three main categories: international security, American democracy and his dangerously unfit temperament.
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In February, 2016, he wrote a rare editorial on the WikiLeaks Web site declaring Clinton unfit for office.
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That's because Trump still is viewed as unfit for office on crucial metrics by big majorities of Americans.
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Their main job as predators is to keep ocean populations healthy by weeding out the sick or unfit.
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But the Pentagon found the two "unfit for continued military service," and told them they would be discharged.
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Speaker John Bercow suggested the new US president's "racism and sexism" made him unfit to address British lawmakers.
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It's about why Donald Trump, the person, is fundamentally unfit to hold the highest office in the land.
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He's not just unprepared, he's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility.
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Under the , she was to be sterilized against her will, since she was seen as unfit to procreate.
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Mr. Rubio, who once called Mr. Trump a "con artist" wholly unfit to be president, now backs him.
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Millions of Americans have now made up their minds about Trump, believing he is unfit for the presidency.
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But having a serious medical condition doesn't make you unfit or unqualified for a rich and fulfilling life.
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And best of all, it prevents your kids from careening down the highway with a possibly unfit driver.
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In the end, she found herself derailed by a dress code that framed her appearance unfit for school.
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But they have one strategy in common: relying on veterans to portray the other as unfit for office.
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This is true from the very first scene when a physically unfit Suzan auditions for a strenuous job.
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Romney, who is also a former governor of Massachusetts, had previously criticized Moore, calling him unfit for office.
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They deemed me unfit for work and medevac'ed me from Bangkok back to the United States for treatment.
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Transgender people were further targeted by Army Regulation 40-501 in 1963, declaring us mentally unfit for service.
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He's a fake president, utterly unfit in every way for the position and an embarrassment to the country.
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Unfit to work, and with no relationships to speak of, he takes refuge in memories of his childhood.
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In November, Corker tweeted that even before the allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced, Moore was unfit for office.
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Trump repeatedly described the judge as "a Mexican" whose background made him unfit to preside over the case.
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On the other hand, such arrangements can stifle secondary-market liquidity, and foist unfit companies onto public markets.
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This isn't just a reflection on a singularly unfit candidate, it's a sign of an ongoing cultural change.
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Politics The Speaker of the House thinks the current President of the United States is unfit for office.
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In other words: There are limits to what can be accomplished by slow-walking an unfit president's requests.
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It gives her an opportunity to comment about just how unfit Trump is for office, which she did.
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Similar style," Dean tweeted, citing an essay written by George Conway in The Atlantic titled, "Unfit for Office.
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"This is about more than Brexit, and Parliament must not show itself unfit for the job," he said.
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I'm a conservative who finds the self-described billionaire businessman wildly unfit to be the next American president.
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"In my lifetime, there has never been a presidential candidate more unfit to lead this nation," Martin wrote.
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Gardner, the head of the Senate Republican campaign arm, said Moore was unfit to serve in the Senate.
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De Niro has been a vocal critic of Donald Trump calling him everything from an imbecile to unfit.
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Speaker John Bercow suggested the new U.S. president's "racism and sexism" made him unfit to address British lawmakers.
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If we continue to propagate the idea that Melania Trump is as unfit to be First Lady as her husband is unfit to be President, we will continue to buy into the very dangerous idea that a woman who openly displays her sexuality is not a woman to be taken seriously.
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She's sought to make the November election a referendum on whether Trump is "fit or unfit" to be president.
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Loehmann resigned after a report deemed him unfit for duty, in part because he couldn't properly handle a firearm.
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Two very important figures here are independents and Hispanics — both groups above 50 percent in thinking he is unfit.
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Fat isn't healthy," a commenter wrote, while another said, "Why have you let your gorgeous kids get so unfit?
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Throughout the campaign, Hillary Clinton has blasted Donald Trump for being "temperamentally unfit" and "totally unqualified" to be president.
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Those charges all carry three-year limits on how long a defendant can be considered mentally unfit for trial.
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Their limitations in range and resolution make them unfit for the safe rollout of self-driving cars, he noted.
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Cohen also questioned Trump's loyalty to the United States and saw him as unfit to hold office, Davis added.
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Of the 2,417 psychiatrists who answered the survey, the majority concluded that Goldwater was "psychologically unfit" to be president.
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Senate Republicans who'd pronounced candidate Trump unfit for office would surely hold his actual conduct to a high bar.
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As Gowdy said, the "bias manifest in those texts … made (Strzok) unfit to objectively and passionately investigate" the case.
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Boris Johnson, now the foreign secretary, said he betrayed a "stupefying ignorance" and branded him "unfit" to lead America.
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In a recent poll, 70% thought their third-generation heirs were unfit to lead firms run to global standards.
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One Senate aide remembers that given all the other Trump nominees deemed unfit by many Democrats, Sonland seemed harmless.
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On The Trail: President Obama said that Donald Trump is "unfit to serve as president" in a news conference.
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And while I agree that Trump is unfit for the Oval Office, Corinthians has nothing to do with it.
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Bioethicists fear this will lead to eugenics programs, where people sporting undesired traits are suddenly considered "unfit" for society.
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It shows again how unfit for purpose the rules are that govern online campaigning and the use of data.
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It has also blocked a ban on people deemed mentally unfit to manage their own finances from buying guns.
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Obama said she believed Trump is unfit to hold the highest office in the land because of his temper.
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"Tonight's results are clear – the people of Alabama deemed Roy Moore unfit to serve in the US Senate," Sen.
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During the radio interview, Wolff said it is becoming a widespread view that Trump is unfit to be president.
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"He is a black soul, and this is totally unfit for the leadership of this country," Khan told CNN.
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"Anyone who believes, says, does what he does is unfit for president," the ad said in its closing tagline.
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Obama says Trump 'unfit' for presidency "I think it just means he's concerned I'm going to win," Trump said.
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The belief that Trump is fundamentally unfit for office is fairly widespread among working non-ideological journalists in Washington.
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The father contended that the mother was unfit, couldn't support the children, and was preoccupied with her new boyfriend.
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Tim Pawlenty has previously called Trump 'unfit,' but changed his tune as he seeks the party's nomination for governor.
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Instead, Collins argues that Trump is unstable, unfit for the office, and, most of all, that he's a dick.
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Civilization can choose liberty, inequality and survival of the fittest, or no liberty, equality and survival of the unfit.
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A top Alabama news site in a new editorial calls GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore "grossly unfit" for office.
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Loesch decried the "mentally unfit" and Israel argued for expanded police power to involuntarily commit people with mental illness.
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And as his poll numbers slipped, more and more Republicans hinted or outright declared he was unfit for office.
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He is morally unfit to be president," Comey said, noting that Trump talks about women "like pieces of meat.
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No wonder more than 100 Republican national security leaders warned that Trump is unfit to be commander in chief.
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Fifty-six percent of voters quizzed in a recent Quinnipiac University poll said he is unfit for the office.
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"He never gave any indication or reason to believe he was unstable or unfit at any time," Sullivan said.
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Last year, London deemed Uber unfit to run a taxi service and stripped it of its licence to operate.
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"He's not just unprepared, he's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility," Mrs.
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It stipulates that the vice president and a majority of Cabinet officers may declare the president unfit to serve.
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Trump also focused his attention on his potential 85033 Democratic rivals, mocking them as unfit to lead the country.
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Chellie Pingree (D-Maine) said at the time the product was "gross" and unfit for consumption by school children.
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Eliminating this option essentially declares this group of people unfit to determine what is in their own best interests.
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So Ms. Baron, fearful she would be deemed unfit to stay in her apartment, signed up for InnovAge's program.
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Even now, the only a minority of Republican senators have said that Moore is unfit to be their colleague.
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The reports by Caixin documented how environmental officials had initially deemed the area near the school unfit for construction.
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But Republican lawmakers, the columnist now argues, have been aware all along that Trump was unfit for the presidency.
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" Another Labour lawmaker, Chuka Umunna, said that "Johnson has shown why he is totally unfit to become prime minister.
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And, OK, in that book, he concluded that Trump was morally unfit to be President of the United States.
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Last year, London deemed Uber unfit to run a taxi service and stripped it of its license to operate.
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On the other hand, you might worry that having a wildly unfit president in office poses some downside risks.
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"Moore is unfit for office and should step aside," former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said Friday on Twitter.
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Upon arrival in Syria, he is deemed unfit to fight, and is essentially made to work in tech support.
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Mr. Wolff's book is also highly critical in its own way, suggesting that President Trump is unfit for office.
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Because of a 2010 misdemeanor conviction for aggravated assault, the government determined Mr. C unfit to be a parent.
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Republicans went on the attack, portraying him as a man of character flaws that made him unfit to lead.
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And you may face a situation where a friend is unfit to drive and someone needs to step up.
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DJT's lack of empathy, understanding, honesty, and compassion makes him unfit to hold the highest office in the land.
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The defining characteristic of Section 4 was always the idea that there is a difference between unfit and unable.
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"I apologize because I helped put an unfit con man in the White House," Walsh, 57, told VICE News.
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Critics might argue that Trump's wild day on Wednesday plays into Biden's argument that he is unfit for office.
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Read more " _____ • Jonathan Rauch in Brookings: "Suppose most Americans were to conclude that President Trump is unfit for office.
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" Even then, the words that came to mind when some congressional Republicans described the president were "incompetent" and "unfit.
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Can this be anything but the long-awaited and very public self-destruction of a man unfit for office?
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These people baffle the throngs who see a man unfit for office and possibly inching closer to diagnosable insanity.
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"It really is time for a reckoning with this unfit leader," Young wrote in a post on his site.
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The defense called for a competency assessment and moved to have Roof declared mentally unfit, which he vigorously resisted.
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She did not win the presidency, despite facing the most patently unfit opponent in the history of the Republic.
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Mr. Schulz was warmly applauded by other lawmakers after describing Mr. Berlusconi, a tycoon, as unfit to represent Europe.
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In October, he used clinical terms in The Atlantic to say Mr. Trump's narcissism made him unfit for office.
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As a veteran, Buttigieg was excellent when talking about Trump being unfit to serve as a commander-in-chief.
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Flag carrier PT Garuda Indonesia had identified five units considered to be "unfit or no longer needed", Thohir said.
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It saved his life: those deemed unfit for labor were sent to immediate death in the camp's gas chambers.
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Republicans at the time made much of the argument that Clinton's misconduct made him morally unfit for the presidency.
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But does Corker deserve praise for bashing Trump as unfit to be president after he helped make Trump president?
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You can be psychiatrically ill and be perfectly competent, just as you can be mentally healthy but totally unfit.
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" Khan told the Post that Trump is "void of empathy" and "unfit for the stewardship of this great country.
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By then, it will be too late to pretend that he is anything other than manifestly unfit to lead.
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Americans — including some of those who voted for him — already see him as untrustworthy and unfit to be president.
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Blackwell also once ran for office and insisted his (straight) opponent was secretly gay, and thus unfit to serve.
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What would it say to the children, residents asked, if their hometown was deemed unfit for a high school?
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The column fueled more accusations by critics that the Republican president was unstable and unfit for the Oval Office.
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Non-humanifesto I'm a Google manufacturing robot and I believe humans are biologically unfit to have jobs in tech.
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Any sign of an inability to be successful in our careers, relationships, and parenthood suggests we're weak or unfit.
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There are a lot of valid arguments to be made about why Trump is completely unfit for the presidency.
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Correction: An earlier version of the story incorrectly said that the 25th Amendment allows Congress to remove an unfit president.
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Tesla struggled to ramp up Model 3 production as promised, plagued by factory issues and reports of unfit working conditions.
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During his time there, Lopez Obrador helped introduce a farming technique that turned swampland unfit for farming into fertile islands.
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Although he acknowledged that Trump did have dedicated supporters, De Niro maintained that the Republican candidate was unfit for office.
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Shane Maguire has reportedly filed a request for sole custody arguing that the "Rehab Addict" star is an unfit parent.
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The state deemed those who failed unfit to continue as drivers for the companies, and pulled them off the road.
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This is day 139 of Donald Trump's administration, and it is clear that he is dangerously unfit for the role.
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" The governor of Maryland accused members of his own party of a double standard and called Moore "unfit for office.
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In a video announcing his campaign last year, Walsh said that Trump was "unfit" for the office that he holds.
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Slack is quick to point out that its existing standard and plus tiers are not necessarily unfit for larger organizations.
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But the TV host quickly pivoted to Trump, calling him an "unfit, bigoted, incompetent moron" who had empowered white supremacists.
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"He's not just unprepared -- he's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility," Clinton said.
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Far from being the saviour of the Republic, their president is politically inept, morally barren, and temperamentally unfit for office.
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The Houthis, who say their revolution is against corruption, point to Aden as proof that Hadi is unfit to rule.
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Trump supporters were using the hashtag long before Silver's maps were even shared to argue that women are unfit voters.
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Clinton repeatedly warned that he was unfit to control the nuclear codes because he could be baited with a tweet.
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"Bob Corker stood in hall of our Gov't and told reporter Trump is liar + unfit for office," Jeremy Newberger wrote.
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We were out to sea and tried to use it, [but] it was deemed "unfit," and we couldn't use it.
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In 2017 water in nearly one-tenth of samples taken from the Yellow river was deemed unfit even for farming.
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It wasn't my best performance I am so incredibly unfit but FAR OUT I feel so much better for it.
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In 2015, he accused Trump, then a candidate for office, of "stupefying ignorance" that made him unfit to be president.
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According to the spokeswoman, in the past two years the company had rejected 500 million promotional messages it deemed unfit.
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He is unfit for office, and that is precisely the argument that needs to be made—now more than ever.
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The ads illuminate Clinton's strategy: Portray Trump as unfit to be commander-in-chief and glide to victory this fall.
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And in the testosterone-driven environment of tough fieldwork, there's an enormous stigma attached to declaring oneself unfit for duty.
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The hard-earned accomplishments of the past 8 years now at risk due to and an unfit, unwelcome new president.
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Snuka's mental capacity was so poor that the judge in the reopened case decided he was unfit to stand trial.
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After the big reveal, I saw a sprinkling of tweets about how she's an "ugly monkey" unfit for the honor.
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Trump went full bore on Acosta, telling him he was a terrible person and unfit to cover The White House.
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In a Memorial Day speech, Clinton depicted these ideas as inherently dangerous and Trump as temperamentally unfit for the office.
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Trump, she said forcefully, was driving an agenda of "hate and intolerance" that demonstrated he was unfit to be president.
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There are many people today who still believe the incredibly homophobic notion that gay parents are unfit to raise children.
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Dominic Raab, another candidate to be the next Conservative leader, said Corbyn's comments show he is unfit to lead Britain.
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" The statement continued: "He never gave any indication or reason to believe he was unstable or unfit at any time.
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Under this law, every adult above age 18 would automatically be a donor, unless they are ill or otherwise unfit.
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"The notion that Britney Spears is mentally or emotionally unfit to testify under oath is a sham," Mr. Neri wrote.
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"Trump's promises are an illusion, but the hate and anger that make him unfit are real," writes the editorial board.
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It proved yet again why he is temperamentally unfit, completely unqualified, and wholly unprepared to be our Commander-in-Chief.
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"Tyson has this week been declared medically unfit to fight," Hennessy Sports, his promoters, said in a statement without elaborating.
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"That rule used to be so complicated (determining) when a club was damaged, unfit," Pagel told Reuters in an interview.
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At the United Nations and before the Korean National Assembly as well, Trump condemned the regime as unfit to govern.
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Lesson 85033: The president also must be "unfit" — As Clinton's case demonstrates, removal from office requires more than a crime.
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WASHINGTON — Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton have each described the other as unfit to be trusted with classified information.
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Walsh wrote that Trump is "unfit for office" and listed issues that should make Republicans view Trump as a liability.
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How the president's character flaws didn't convince Americans that he was uniquely unfit for office amazes me to this day.
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The worst-case scenario is that a man who may be wholly unfit for the office may actually win it.
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But he never learned to ride a bike and was declared medically unfit for the draft after failing his physical.
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Any sample of water which has over 500 coliform bacteria per 100 millilitres is deemed unfit for bathing, for instance.
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They've injected the claim that Hillary is physically unfit to be president into the mainstream, forcing the candidate to respond.
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"The Founding Fathers intended the electoral college to stop an unfit man from becoming President," they write on their website.
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A majority of young people feel President Donald Trump is unfit for office, according to an AP-NORC/MTV poll.
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He was reportedly caught but the charges against him were thrown out after he was deemed unfit to stand trial.
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Can we put out a letter that says Paul Ryan is manifestly unfit to be president of the United States?
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Back in May 2015, Scheff was involved with a criminal case, but he was declared mentally unfit to stand trial.
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"Scott Wagner's latest rant shows he is unhinged and unfit for office," Beth Melena, a spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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He also said they should use legal means to remove Mr. Trump if they believe he is unfit for office.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said Monday that the limousine had failed inspection last month and was deemed unfit for the road.
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During the presidential campaign, some leading neoconservatives and Republican foreign policy veterans opposed Trump, saying he was unfit to lead.
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Trump is unfit for office, and flagrantly so, in ways that are fairly obvious and have been obvious for years.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean called Gabbard's views "a disgrace" and said she was unfit to be in Congress.
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Under Article 102 of Algeria's Constitution, a Constitutional Council can declare Mr. Bouteflika unfit for office or he can resign.
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I believe that Trump is ignorant, incurious, vain, gauche, bigoted, intemperate, bullying, suggestible, reckless and morally unfit for his office.
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Simpson's novel is about Claire, a new mother who convinces herself that she's unfit for motherhood and hires a nanny.
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During the 2016 campaign Trump called his opponent "Crooked Hillary" and labeled her "unfit" and "incompetent" over the emails issue.
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But Maria L. Fredericks, the Morgan Library's head book conservator, had determined that the little codex was unfit to travel.
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President Barack Obama criticized Republican frontrunner Donald Trump as unfit for the presidency during a press conference held on Tuesday.
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They should also explain why they consider Mr. Moore unfit for the Senate but Mr. Trump fit for the presidency.
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As a result, Oklahoma students have endured textbook shortages, outdated learning materials and crumbling schools that are unfit for learning.
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Politicians, including presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, have also said current U.S. antitrust laws are unfit to regulate today's internet giants.
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"It is clear to us that he is unfit to be president of the United States of America," Gutiérrez said.
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DeMint, who believed that gays and unmarried pregnant women were unfit to teach in public schools, won easily in 22021.
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A majority of Americans, including most independent voters, say President Trump is unfit for office, according to a new poll.
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German prosecutors ended their investigation in 2015, saying Mr. Karkoc was unfit to stand trial, but the Polish inquiry continued.
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Mr. Pruitt's repeated ethical lapses in judgment undermine the credibility of the EPA and have rendered him unfit to serve.
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We now know that the materials used to build it were outdated and unfit to meet rising vehicle circulation needs.
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"Three of the Canadian players were passed unfit to the play the doubles," organisers the ITF said at the time.
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SOCIAL Q'S A grandmother finds her daughter and son-in-law's P.D.A. unfit for their 5-year-old child's eyes.
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Impeachment is the only remedy the founders provided for removing from office someone who is clearly unfit to hold it.
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Since becoming the presumptive Democratic nominee, Clinton has repeatedly tried to portray businessman Trump as fundamentally unfit for the presidency.
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He's not just chalking it up to differences of opinion — he's saying that Trump is temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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Britain's tall buildings should not, as some say, be branded unfit for human habitation—but be made safer instead (see article).
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Trump should be removed, according to Frances in his new book Twilight of American Sanity, but not because he's mentally unfit.
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Overall, the numbers across the different groups stating that Trump is unfit do not bode well for Republicans in the midterms.
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Women resented her success and her beauty, while men thought that she was unfit to be in charge of the department.
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" Adds Bremner: "Charlie was sent home as unfit for battle, due to what we now call Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
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A judge ruled that he was unfit for trial due to his mental health and dismissed charges against him on Jan.
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This week, critic at large Emily VanDerWerff and staff writer Constance Grady discuss "Unfit," the eighth episode of the third season.
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It will give an opening to Democrats to argue that he has proven himself unfit to serve as commander in chief.
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Due to the sodomy laws in Virginia, which made oral sex a felony, her lesbian relationship rendered her an unfit parent.
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An Israeli court ruled in 2016 that Leifer, who has denied the charges, was mentally unfit to face extradition and trial.
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His stated contempt for Trump and his promise to stop him from becoming president render Strzok unfit to be a dogcatcher.
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Many in Basra have long seen their political elite centered in the religious Shiite parties as corrupt and unfit to govern.
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Chiang had once ruled that people with "sexual-orientation impairments"—ie, homosexuals—were mentally unfit to serve in the armed forces.
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In the article, Brown said his Republican senators privately believed Trump was unfit for office but were too scared to act.
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The communities say Nigerian courts are unfit to hear the case against Shell subsidiary Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC).
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A natural-born American citizen is unfit to be a federal judge, because his parents were born in Mexico, says Trump.
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She has bad judgment and is unfit to serve as President at this delicate and difficult time in our country's history.
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" She no longer wants to hear men claim that women are unfit for leadership positions because of their "raging hormonal imbalances.
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The early migrants were victims of floods and other disasters that had made northern parts of the peninsula unfit for farming.
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The Houthis, who say they are fighting a corrupt system, point to Aden as proof that Hadi is unfit to rule.
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First, the vice president and a majority of the cabinet needs to agree and announce the president is "unfit" for office.
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The second option meant tethering the party to a manifestly unfit candidate, to a man they didn't understand and couldn't control.
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Yes, Clinton talked policy, too, but the overarching message was entirely focused on her belief that Trump was unfit for office.
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They are also, at least in theory, subject to removal if their Cabinet and Congress agree that they're unfit to serve.
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Moreover his offensive remarks about women and minorities are part of her campaign's argument he is temperamentally unfit to be president.
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However, the same study found several products containing these ingredients, making them technically unfit for sale in the EU as well.
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The Democratic convention, in turn, centered on shredding Trump as a racist, misogynistic bully who is unfit for the White House.
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He wrote in an op-ed last month that Trump was "guilty beyond a reasonable doubt" of being unfit for office.
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Is a president who is healthy and competent, but illegitimately elected, unfit to discharge the powers and duties of his office?
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"Last week we saw even more evidence that Trump is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be president," Clinton blasted Trump.
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"(Paraguana) is receiving unfit crude that cannot be processed at the distillation units," said Ivan Freites, a union representative at Paraguana.
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She means to maim and mark him, so there will be no mistake that he's unfit for fidelity or other partners.
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And then there's his temperament, which, as many rightly said over the course of the campaign, makes him unfit for office.
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Many of these buildings, with their exposed wiring, sagging staircases and broken sewage pipes, have been declared unfit to live in.
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On Tuesday, President Obama called Trump "unfit to serve as president," in his most blistering remarks yet about the GOP nominee.
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A House Democrat is introducing legislation that would establish a commission to determine whether a president is unfit for office. Rep.
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Brezler and all those serving in his administration who have been found unfit to serve for far, far less alleged misconduct.
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The hacker is unfit for the task, and Ray is left to look for another person with the desired skill set.
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Alternatively, the vice president and a majority of Cabinet officers can also jointly declare that a president is unfit to serve.
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Since his firing, Comey has been outspoken against Trump, once calling him "morally unfit to be president" in a 2018 interview.
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Bouteflika, 82, has rarely been seen in public since a stroke in 2013, and protesters say he is unfit to rule.
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And Donald Trump is obviously manifestly unfit in every conceivable way to occupy the office of the American head of state.
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Clinton frequently argued Trump's rhetoric bordered on bigotry and misogyny, adding the businessman's temperament rendered him unfit for the Oval Office.
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Critics have pounced on Sessions's scuttled federal judgeship in 1986 as proof he is unfit for the role of attorney general.
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In Donald J. Trump we faced a candidate who is a repulsive person, with dangerous prejudices, who's unfit to be president.
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" "This is an election unlike any other, but I'll tell you, Hillary Clinton, I think, is manifestly unfit to be president.
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" According to Fujimoto, Kim Jong Il said that Jong Chul was unfit to rule "because he is like a little girl.
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Schmidt saw Palin as "unfit" to be vice president, an example being the way she responded to the crowds at rallies.
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In it, Clinton painted a detailed image of Trump as "thin-skinned" and "unfit" to be the nation's commander in chief.
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Those who already believe Trump is a racist and unfit for the presidency won't vote for him in the first place.
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"I am angry that we've elected a man unfit for office," said Earl Carlson, a product designer and spokesperson for RageDonate.
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The tank cars were DOT 111 models, which the NTSB has long criticized as puncture-prone and unfit for U.S. rails.
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On the subsequent press tour, he defended his time as FBI director and criticized Trump as "morally unfit" for the presidency.
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Vitter's answer puts her in a small coterie of grossly unfit judicial nominees from the outermost reaches of the ideological spectrum.
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CNN affiliate WGN reported the ruling comes a few months after the judge had ruled Hartman was unfit to stand trial.
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"Tonight's results are clear – the people of Alabama deemed Roy Moore unfit to serve in the U.S. Senate," Gardner said Tuesday.
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On the subsequent press tour, he defended his time as FBI director and criticized Trump as "morally unfit" for the presidency.
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The Weekly Standard editor did not relent once Trump won the GOP's presidential nomination, arguing he remained unfit for the presidency.
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Earlier on Thursday, the Democratic National Committee also released a statement condemning Trump's remarks and calling him unfit to be president.
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This approach required prominent Republicans to present the country with a presidential nominee whom they themselves considered unfit for the office.
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North Korea has an outdated fleet of 70 submarines, most of them minivessels unfit for operations beyond littoral waters, they said.
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Kirk called on Trump to drop out of the race, calling him a "malignant clown" that is "unfit" to be president.
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If there were a fixed moral line that made a candidate unfit for office, Moore should have crossed it long ago.
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Under Colorado's criminal insanity statute, a defendant found unfit to stand trial must have the competency determination reviewed every 90 days.
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Evidence "was more than sufficient to prove that Pantaleo is unfit to serve," CCRB Chairman Fred Davie said in a statement.
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It's dangerous to appoint and elect startlingly unfit leaders, especially if they are, like Zinke and the President, also serial fabulists.
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They warned that he was dangerous and unfit for office, and would likely crash the stock market and tank the economy.
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Loehmann had left a job as a police officer in a Cleveland suburb after superiors found he was unfit for duty.
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Ultimately, they failed to meet those standards, and we determined that the product and user experience were unfit for our customers.
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The White House pushed back against those fears, saying it was "disgraceful and laughable" to suggest Trump is unfit for office.
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" The takeaway: "The foreign-born have always been targets," Kraut says, "facing the underlying accusations that they're unfit to be Americans.
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Thus, even though a majority of Americans consider the president unfit for office, a fatalistic sense of stasis has set in.
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Jones has also drilled down on Moore's character, framing Moore as unfit to serve based on the misconduct allegations against him.
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I could not be like my cousin, like my friend, but maybe I felt unfit for so many things in France.
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His lawyers have argued that he was mentally unfit, that his confession was involuntary and that he had inadequate legal representation.
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Mr. Ghani's bitter relationship with his coalition partner stagnated to the point of Mr. Abdullah calling the president unfit to rule.
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Brennan's argument, culminating in the op-ed, was that Trump's coarse, selfish and undignified character made him unfit for the job.
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The bottom line is that our president may be uniquely and historically unfit to wield the awesome powers of his office.
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Paul Krugman According to a new Quinnipiac poll, a majority of Americans believe that Donald Trump is unfit to be president.
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Less than three weeks later, he brought in a team of doctors to declare Mr. Bourguiba senile and unfit to rule.
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In 22020, national security concerns were based on the prevalence of youth who were unfit for the military based on undernutrition.
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The National Construction Authority found that 58 percent of buildings in Nairobi were unfit for habitation, according to The Associated Press.
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It's disheartening to watch so many disregard their principles to provide cover for a renegade president unfit to hold the office.
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In a historically large field of historically terrible judicial nominees, Wendy Vitter is singularly unfit to sit on the federal bench.
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Congressman Nunes' deliberately dishonest actions make him unfit to serve as Chairman, and he must be removed immediately from this position.
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Sean Spicer's detractors might say that he sold his soul to lie on behalf of an unhinged and unfit president. Fair.
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The woman, Nicole Marie Poole Franklin, 42, was declared unfit by a Polk County judge on Tuesday, according to court filings.
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Several candidates have criticized former South Bend, Indiana mayor, Pete Buttigieg, as unfit for the Presidency, citing his lack of experience.
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The Iranian federation rejected the notion that the country is unfit to host matches in a responding letter to the AFC.
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To his critics, the same behavior is evidence of a volatility that makes him unfit for the office that he holds.
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The district court ruled in 2016 that Leifer, who has denied the charges, was mentally unfit to face extradition and trial.
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In contrast, there were noisy screeds about how Ms. Harris's record on race and criminal justice made her unfit to lead.
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Though unfit to play, he wrote that that doctor declared him eligible to return, which allowed the Bengals to release him.
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Conway, who routinely attacks the President on Twitter, has called Trump a "racist president" and labeled him as unfit for office.
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"There's an overwhelming case to be made that the president is unfit for office and deserves to be impeached," said Rep.
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"We are of the firm belief that he is unfit to hold the highest office of the land," Mr. Alejano said.
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The Trump campaign had already honed its "constitutional crisis, unfit for office" message, and it had sunk in with many Americans.
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Flake pointed to Moore's past remarks that Muslims should not serve in Congress as an indicator he is "unfit" for office.
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In an interview on Fox News, Ms. Gabbard had previously also called Ms. Harris unfit to be the commander in chief.
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Only parents who are abusive or unfit to care for their children can legally have them taken away, the suit argued.
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It is thoroughly unfit for a nation of 330 million, in 50 unequal states with 21st-century problems, values and ideals.
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There should always be a way to remove an unfit leader from office without flipping the partisan control of that office.
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The essays are another reminder that Trump has broken the law, violated his constitutional oath and is unfit to be president.
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Kerry's depiction of war crimes is brought up more than 50 times in "Unfit for Command," according to The New York Times.
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" Hillary Clinton, who spent much of the evening attacking Donald Trump as unfit for the Presidency, candidly admitted, "I respect his children.
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Four months ago, Slattery-Boyle said Harman was unfit to stand trial and ordered her to a mental health facility in Elgin.
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And belief that Trump is unfit for the presidency is, at this moment, the only viable basis for an anti-Trump coalition.
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Unfortunately, Debbie faces the consequences of this as Celia and Tanya essentially kidnap the baby, believing that she is an unfit mother.
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Although Pelosi said she believed it would be too divisive to impeach Trump, she characterized the president as unfit to hold office.
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Salah intervened when Bouteflika sought to extend his fourth term, declaring him unfit for office, in a bid to avoid prolonged turmoil.
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In short, it's a complicated and rigorous process that would require many elected and appointed officials to agree the president was unfit.
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Most worrying for America and the world is how fast the businessman in the Oval Office is proving unfit for the job.
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Hillary Clinton contended Wednesday that Donald Trump's recent remarks about gun owners incited violence and showed he is unfit to be president.
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In 2013, before Melissa Alcantara became Kim Kardashian West's trainer, she was an "unfit, super broke" waitress living in Brooklyn, New York.
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She has let Trump stew in his controversies while continuing to hammer the message that he is fundamentally unfit to be president.
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According to Yonhap new agency as many as 12,000 demonstrators called for her resignation, saying she was unfit to run the country.
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And he dropped a couple sharp lines as he made the broader case that Trump is unfit to lead the nation's military.
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Some speakers, for example, suggested he was literally insane and Clinton herself said he was unfit to be trusted with nuclear codes.
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"Hillary Clinton has proven herself unfit to serve in any government office," a Trump statement said, listing a number of policy concerns.
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"Helsinki was the catalyst for launching this, but it's always been about Donald Trump overall being unfit to be president," Aravosis said.
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It noted that some tracks had introduced casino-style gambling operations, which increased the stakes and encouraged trainers to race unfit animals.
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Once someone understands narcissistic personality disorder, they understand you-and why you're unfit and incompetent for the esteemed office you temporarily hold.
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I have openly stated my opposition to a Donald Trump presidency, largely based on my belief that he is unfit for office.
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If launched, it would adopt the Chinese government's censorship rules and remove search results that used terms deemed unfit for public consumption.
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Pawlenty has said he voted for Trump , but later called the president "unhinged and unfit" -- which may alienate conservatives in the state.
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Teasdale, so they solve the love triangle like any two unfit people of power would do—by declaring war on each other.
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Alternatively, you can attack Trump as temperamentally unfit demagogue in whom it would be dangerous to vest the power of the presidency.
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But it turns out that Tom is just fine, and Will, though certainly struggling, isn't at all unfit to be her guardian.
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Then Salah intervened, declaring the 82-year-old Bouteflika - rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 - unfit to rule.
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Without them, fields would be flooded by brackish sea water, making the soil saline and unfit to grow staple crops or vegetables.
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The FCA has the authority to ban individuals if they are deemed to be unfit to work in accordance with banking regulations.
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Fury's people had said he pulled out because he was "medically unfit" -- but now we know the boxer had failed a Sept.
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A 2015 report found two thirds of juniper stock in Scotland — the UK's last stronghold for juniper — to be unfit for usage.
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Withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement could accelerate the warming of our planet and help create an environment unfit for human survival.
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According to the group ShechitaUK, stunning can not only injure but even kill an animal before slaughter, deeming it unfit for consumption.
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For me, it's not simply enough to denounce his comments: He is unfit to serve our party and cannot lead this country.
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Because there is one thing I know for sure: Clarke is not only unfit to serve, he will not serve you well.
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In 2010 Greenpeace, an NGO, reported that fabric-dyeing plants in Gurao had severely polluted the water, making it unfit to drink.
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While Democrats may dislike the president or believe he is unfit, the only way to beat him is at the ballot box.
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Clinton as unfit for the presidency, but he also put his own spin on making history during an interview with Fox News.
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Clinton and her surrogates have said these statements show Mr. Trump to be reckless, uninformed and unfit to be commander in chief.
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"He is not just unprepared — he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility," Clinton added.
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" Asked whether he believed that Kate is an "unfit mother" by Oz, Jon answers that he thinks "her belief system is skewed.
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A member of the far-right Alternative for Germany party was removed as unfit for his post, a first for postwar Germany.
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Clinton has already delivered speeches that cast the presumptive GOP nominee as "temperamentally unfit" to serve as president and commander in chief.
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Predictive hiring tools are mostly used to weed out candidates deemed unfit for hire, rather than affirmatively choose who gets a job.
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BARRY S. GEDAN Larchmont, N.Y. To the Editor: I agree with President Obama's view that Donald Trump is "unfit" to be president.
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Myers sought to frame Bryce as unfit to serve in Congress and has used his past transgressions against him in campaign ads.
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During the debates, New Mexicans were referred to as savages, barbarians, and a race unfit for self-government and unworthy of citizenship.
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Anyone who is willing to use racism and fearmongering to achieve power is unfit, even if he stops for a few months.
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Sharif's resignation came after the Supreme Court ruled that he was unfit for office following an investigation into his family's vast wealth.
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This year, one of the candidates — Republican nominee Donald Trump — is, by unanimous consensus of the Editorial Board, unfit for the presidency.
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"Neto gave away more than 14,000 books, wrapping them in black plastic with the note "unfit for backward, retrograde and prejudiced people.
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"Now is the time to come together to defeat Donald Trump, who is utterly unfit to be our next president," Steyer said.
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After calling Trump a "jackass" who was unfit for office during the campaign, he has since become one of Trump's warmest allies.
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In warning against Blankenship, Trump is trying to use Moore's loss as an example of the dangers of nominating an unfit candidate.
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Clinton made the argument during the campaign that Trump was unfit to be president because of poor temperament and lack of experience.
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He is unfit to be President and it is time Republican leaders stand up to denounce this disturbing behavior in their nominee.
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In 1964, Fact magazine published an article, announced on its cover as "1,189 Psychiatrists say Goldwater is Psychologically Unfit to be President".
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Poroshenko sought to portray Zelenskiy as unfit to represent Ukraine abroad, especially in taking on Russian President Vladimir Putin in international talks.
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A big component of Zygote's world are "synthetics," or artificially-created humanoids designed to perform dangerous and menial tasks unfit for humans.
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"Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander in chief," she told a crowd at a victory rally in Brooklyn.
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Hillary Clinton's arguments that Trump was unfit for office, as both a matter of temperament and character, were embraced by most voters.
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He argued that both the president and Clinton were unfit to lead the nation, and said he would expand U.S. intelligence capabilities.
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Michael Tate Reed II was accused of the crash but was declared unfit to stand trial in November, according to Arkansas Online.
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The revelation came amid a whisper campaign by the Democratic nominee's opponents that her past health problems make her unfit for office.
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Sadly, Trump unplugged has come to mean Trump unhinged, off-the-rails and wholly unfit to hold the office of the presidency.
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Trump is "unfit, and he proves it every time he talks," Hillary Clinton said in the third presidential debate on Oct. 19.
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Salah intervened when Bouteflika sought to extend his fourth term, declaring him unfit for office in a bid to avoid prolonged turmoil.
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Meanwhile, the vast majority of the main opposition Labour Party's lawmakers have openly denounced leader Jeremy Corbyn as unfit for the job.
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She didn't tame her aggression, taunting her opponent as unprepared and unfit, and bolstered her standing in the polls after the debates.
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And we explain the 25th Amendment, a mechanism to declare a president unfit for office that the essay said had been considered.
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Still, some opponents of Trump's Cabinet worry that not nearly enough is being thrown at nominees they regard as unfit for office.
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This was a crucial step in the normalization of a man many Republicans had privately dismissed as temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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As he approached the winter of his career, he was marooned in a Moscow office with old men unfit for field work.
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But I think he has demonstrated, over and over again, that he is unfit to carry out the responsibilities of that office.
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The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, which had to approve any sale, rejected the deal, describing the buyer as unfit.
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He's made much of the world hate us, and a majority of his fellow citizens believe that he is unfit for office.
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Andrew Cuomo has "proven himself unfit for public office," letter writers say, discussing a mailing that depicted his challenger as anti-Semitic.
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They need to accept, finally, the reality — evident from the moment he declared his candidacy — that Mr. Trump is unfit to govern.
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Clinton, meanwhile, followed up on Thursday's tough speech by saying that Trump's temperament and divisiveness made him unfit for the White House.
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If an unfit person holds the presidency, the danger to our society is that he will abuse the power that he wields.
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Is it a conspiracy to talk to Republican Electors about a candidate for President that one believes unfit by their daily actions?
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Mary Louise takes Celeste to court to get full custody of her twin grandsons, claiming that Celeste is unfit to raise them.
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" Everywhere they went, demonstrators linked arms and carried signs, many of which read "KavaNOPE," and said the judge was "unfit to serve.
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If the commission doctors found Mr. Trump unfit to govern and the vice president agreed, the vice president would become acting president.
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" And if those weren't enough, consider what USA Today's editorial board had to say on Friday: Trump is "unfit for the presidency.
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Opposition lawmakers and international officials are now calling for an independent inquiry into the spying scandal, declaring Mexico unfit to investigate itself.
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But make the unequivocal case that every candidate is well equipped to beat the most unfit, dangerous and corrupt president in history.
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"When you put politics over paying the government the taxes you owe, that does make you unfit to be governor," he said.
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This is why McConnell, who first said that Moore is unfit for the Senate, now says the voters of Alabama will decide.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May was asked about accusations that Trump is mentally unfit to hold office and appeared to dismiss concerns.
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Democrats hope that it will expose Trump as so unfit for office that it will prove fatal to his hopes of reelection.
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Bernstein took to Twitter on Tuesday to make the claims, but did not identify any specific individuals who have called Trump unfit.
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The former FBI director has argued Trump is morally unfit to be president, and suggested the president may be compromised by Russians.
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George Conway often criticizes and insults the president on Twitter, recently writing that the Cabinet should declare Trump unfit to be president.
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The state DOT concurred with the governor, and federal records from a September inspection indicate the automobile was deemed unfit to drive.
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Clinton followed up her tough speech by saying on Friday that Trump's temperament and divisiveness made him unfit for the White House.
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He is also temperamentally, and perhaps psychologically, unfit to be the leader of a local school district, let alone the free world.
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While Democrats are seeking to present evidence that Trump is unfit for office, Republicans cast Democrats as overzealous on their impeachment efforts.
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As if we really need any more evidence, Mr. Trump once again underscored that he is unfit to occupy the White House.
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I think Americans, regardless of party, should come to see that he is unfit for the office and is damaging the country.
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Until now, North Korea has an outdated fleet of 70 submarines, most of them small vessels unfit for operations beyond coastal waters.
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Until now, North Korea has an outdated fleet of 70 submarines, most of them small vessels unfit for operations beyond coastal waters.
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Margrit McIntoshTucson To the Editor: David Leonhardt lays out a clear and compelling case for why President Trump is unfit for office.
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But the big picture is simple: The United States has never had a president as demonstrably unfit for the office as Trump.
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Co-host Mika Brzezinski asked on multiple occasions if Trump would be "unfit to be president" if he chooses not to pivot.
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The Resistance knows that Trump is utterly unfit to be president of the United States, and now he is weak and hemorrhaging.
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And even if we did, we lack a clear constitutional standard for what severity of impairment would render him unfit to serve.
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Vox founder Ezra Klein has also been arguing since December 220 that Trump should be removed because he's simply unfit for office.
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Yet in the very next episode, every major character arrived at a sudden consensus that Dany is dangerous and unfit to rule.
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"The types of charges certainly play a role in determining if a parent is unfit to have custody of their child," he said.
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The Houthi said the Aden events proved Hadi's government, which holds Aden and a string of western coastal towns, was unfit to rule.
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John Conyers of Michigan and Elijah Cummings of Maryland said in a joint statement that Flynn was "unfit" to be national security adviser.
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Clinton began by saying she'd started calling Trump unfit for office back in June, and cited prominent Republicans who had said the same.
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A few weeks later, I was told I was mentally unfit to serve in the IDF, and that was the end of that.
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She was very sports-oriented, and I thought that was super funny, and interesting, but I myself am extremely unfit and non-sporty.
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Republicans don't want any additional evidence or facts or damning testimony that further proves just how unlawful, abusive, unfit and impeachable Trump is.
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The former secretary of state lit into Trump herself on Tuesday, warning that Trump was temperamentally unfit to serve in the Oval Office.
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The man is psychologically unfit to be the nation's chief executive and commander-in-chief of our young men in women in uniform.
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But Salah intervened when Bouteflika sought to extend his fourth term, declaring him unfit for office in a bid to avoid prolonged turmoil.
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Clinton delivered her most explicit warning yet that Trump's rhetoric and foreign policy positions make him unfit to serve in the White House.
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Yes, but: Doing so could be challenging given how profoundly Democrats resent what they see as hard-sought alignment with an unfit leader.
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Trump's misconduct is unmistakable and has proven time and time again, that he is unfit to serve as the president of this country.
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Speaking simultaneously at the White House, Obama issued his strongest rebuke yet of Trump, calling him "unfit" and "woefully unprepared" to be president.
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It enforced a strict sterilisation policy though, on the grounds that such people were mentally ill and unfit to care for a child.
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Just kidding, he definitely does — and he even faked a psych evaluation to make Laurel seem mentally unfit to raise her own child.
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Labour's Corbyn, a socialist May had often said was unfit to rule, became her last hope for a compromise that parliament could back.
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If I try to adopt a child, I am more likely to be turned down on the basis of being an unfit mother.
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" RELATED: Donald Trump's strange campaign gets stranger Hollande's comments follow President Barack Obama's declaration Tuesday that Trump "is unfit to serve as president.
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