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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" "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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"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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She is unable and unfit to take care of me.
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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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" Comey added: "I think he's morally unfit to be president.
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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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"Unfit to serve," read others over an image of Kavanaugh.
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He snapped at reporters' questions as unfit to be answered.
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The president has to be unfit to fulfill his obligations.
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Read: Obama Says Trump Is 'Unfit to Serve as President'
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The greater effort was in painting Clinton as unfit to lead.
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I think he is mentally and emotionally unfit to be president.
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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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Rival Trump advisers forced him out, calling him unfit to lead.
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" Edwards dubbed the future president "a petrified pig, unfit to govern.
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For centuries, women were seen as unfit to hold public office.
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The gunman was declared unfit to stand trial in May 2016.
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I despise him and think he is unfit to be president.
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"He's not only unfit to be president," she said on CNN.
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But that alone does not make him mentally unfit to serve.
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As such, many believe he is unfit to lead the United States.
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Goebbels Miller is unfit to establish this practice as government policy. NAZI!
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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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Ultimately the judge rules that Laurel is unfit to parent her son.
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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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My BMI was very low and medically, I was unfit to fast.
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"Donald Trump is unfit to be president," Ms. Whitman said in February.
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Swinson has repeatedly said that Corbyn is "unfit" to be prime minister.
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Pruitt's scientific illiteracy makes him unfit to lead this science-based agency.
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LePage has proven again he is unfit to serve as Maine's governor.
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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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" Hill also called Trump a "bigot" and "unqualified and unfit to be president.
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The Houthis point to Aden as proof that Hadi is unfit to rule.
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Cruz said the story was evidence that Trump is unfit to be president.
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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 detainees were so impaired that they were deemed unfit to stand trial.
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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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Hewlett Packard CEO Meg Whitman has said Trump is "unfit" to be president.
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And is unfit to have a high-level security clearance to begin with.
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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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Kirk has called Trump unfit to be commander in chief in the past.
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CLINTON: ... have said that Donald is unfit to be the commander- in-chief.
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If the president is mentally unfit to serve, he needs to be removed.
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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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But the group has sent several fundraising pitches calling Moore "unfit" to serve.
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Her most vocal detractors paint her as unfit to run a professional league.
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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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"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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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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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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"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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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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These nominees share dreadful records on civil rights and are simply unfit to serve.
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Those who do stand down may be unfit to aid in their country's reconstruction.
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So, a reminder:In 203, Romney flatly stated that Trump was *unfit to be president.
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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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Mr. Myers is unfit to lead the nation's premier weather and ocean science agency.
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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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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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The judge, Kelly Banach, deemed Mr. Snuka mentally unfit to stand trial on Jan.
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If he cannot do so, then he is unfit to serve on the Court.
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He's temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability, and immense responsibility.
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Clinton, meanwhile, branded her rival as outside the American mainstream and unfit to be president.
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I am disgusted, disheartened and I believe Governor Greitens is unfit to lead our state.
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"Only someone who is unfit to lead destroys & divides, rather than building & uniting," she wrote.
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He is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibly.
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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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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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"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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Everyone from his ghostwriter to Mitt Romney has called him completely unfit to be president.
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He's really unfit to be commander in chief just because of his lack of knowledge.
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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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MARK BESSOUDO Toronto To the Editor: Donald Trump again proves he is unfit to lead.
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I am disgusted, disheartened, and I believe Governor Greitens is unfit to lead our state.
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Clinton claims Trump is fundamentally unfit to be president; Trump says Clinton belongs in jail.
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"You are unfit to hold public office," Representative Frank Pallone of New Jersey told Pruitt.
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Charles M. Blow Donald Trump is completely unfit to be president of the United States.
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Misguided students believe that defending Harvey Weinstein makes Ronald Sullivan unfit to be their dean.
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He said he has 'detailed financial information' about you, and that you're unfit to adopt.
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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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It's not only that Trump is unfit to be president and that Republicans know it.
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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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During the hearing, those who use fake urine were painted as a population unfit to work.
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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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She said that ultimately, she came to the decision that Trump is unfit to be president.
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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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Johnson also argued late Tuesday that Clinton, the Democratic nominee, is as unfit to be president.
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And, on what grounds does a president become unfit to serve for reasons of mental health?
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Hillary Clinton is manifestly unfit to be president, and her policies would harm millions of Americans.
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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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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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I think he is unfit to be President and would be a threat to national security.
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Shortly after that I was judged unfit to work and spent a few weeks at sea.
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"This attack, once again, demonstrates that Hamas is profoundly unfit to govern Gaza," Mr. Greenblatt said.
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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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The college, he wrote, exists to prevent someone who is unfit to be president from taking office.
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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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Given Jesse's poor showing, it's no surprise that various powers think he's unfit to wield Genesis' power.
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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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" The ad ends with this slate: "Anyone who does what he does is unfit to be president.
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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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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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She needs to make this election about Donald Trump being unfit to be in the Oval Office.
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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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It exposes a political class in the Republican Party that simply is unfit to lead the country.
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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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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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"He is unprepared and temperamentally unfit to be our president," he said of the GOP presidential nominee.
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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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If she can't remember such crucial events and information, she is unfit to be Commander-in-Chief.
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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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In a statement earlier this year, Whitman called Trump a "demagogue" who is unfit to be president.
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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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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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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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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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Then Salah intervened, declaring Bouteflika - rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 unfit to rule.
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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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Clinton later hit back on Thursday on Twitter, saying it was Trump who was unfit to be president.
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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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Video But Manigault Newman continued to unleash scathing criticism of Trump, saying he&aposs unfit to be president.
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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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Then Salah intervened, declaring Bouteflika - rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 - unfit to rule.
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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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BREAKING: Obama says "I think the Republican nominee is unfit to serve as president" & is "woefully unprepared" pic.twitter.
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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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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) has suggested for months that Trump is unfit to serve as commander in chief.
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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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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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Unfit to work, and with no relationships to speak of, he takes refuge in memories of his childhood.
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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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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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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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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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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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On The Trail: President Obama said that Donald Trump is "unfit to serve as president" in a news conference.
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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 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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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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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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" 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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Upon arrival in Syria, he is deemed unfit to fight, and is essentially made to work in tech support.
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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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Mr. Schulz was warmly applauded by other lawmakers after describing Mr. Berlusconi, a tycoon, as unfit to represent Europe.
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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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But does Corker deserve praise for bashing Trump as unfit to be president after he helped make Trump president?
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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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Non-humanifesto I'm a Google manufacturing robot and I believe humans are biologically unfit to have jobs in tech.
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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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"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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The Houthis, who say their revolution is against corruption, point to Aden as proof that Hadi is unfit to rule.
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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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In 2015, he accused Trump, then a candidate for office, of "stupefying ignorance" that made him unfit to be president.
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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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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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Trump went full bore on Acosta, telling him he was a terrible person and unfit to cover The White House.
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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 notion that Britney Spears is mentally or emotionally unfit to testify under oath is a sham," Mr. Neri wrote.
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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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At the United Nations and before the Korean National Assembly as well, Trump condemned the regime as unfit to govern.
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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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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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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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During the presidential campaign, some leading neoconservatives and Republican foreign policy veterans opposed Trump, saying he was unfit to lead.
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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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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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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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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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Impeachment is the only remedy the founders provided for removing from office someone who is clearly unfit to hold it.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, has said the comments and other pointed remarks about American minorities show Trump is unfit to be president.
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Stark is at his emotional limit, signaling that he isn't his usual self and possibly hinting that he's unfit to be Iron Man.
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But we know the truth: Brett Kavanaugh is a threat to all women and is unfit to serve as a Supreme Court Justice.
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"To me this is just the most recent example that underscores that this guy is unfit to be commander in chief," Morell continued.
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Gates, who said during the campaign that Trump was "unfit to be commander in chief," met with the then-president-elect in December.
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Paul Ryan has seen 50 GOP military experts call Trump dangerous, a threat to national security and unfit to be commander and chief.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says President Donald Trump is ethically and intellectually unfit " to be president, but also says "I'm not for impeachment.
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Making fun of Gabriel is easy – the age, the appearance, the relative anonymity all make him seem unfit to mix with Italy's elite.
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Under convention rules, Mr. Deutsch said in the letter, their open criticism of Mr. Sanders made them unfit to co-lead the committees.
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The amendment lays out a process by which a majority of Cabinet members can vote to remove a president deemed unfit to serve.
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"The Republican nominee is unfit to serve as president," Obama said at a White House news conference alongside the Prime Minister of Singapore.
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It also responds to applicants it deems unfit to move forward — a refreshing shift for applicants used to being ghosted by application portals.
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Earlier in the week, Obama called Trump "unfit" to serve as commander in chief, and his comments have been underlined by some Republicans.
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Comey also said Trump is "morally unfit to be president" and claimed there is "certainly some evidence of obstruction of justice" by Trump.
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If this were not bad enough, Trump has also revealed that he is unfit to be in command of the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
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" That is all the magazine needed to proclaim across the front page, "Fact: 1,189 psychiatrists say Goldwater is psychologically unfit to be president!
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Farron said the former Bradford East MP David Ward was "unfit to represent" the party for the seat in the upcoming general election.
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They say he's temperamentally unfit to be president, and suggest he could end up a potential tyrant, demagogue, or threat to world peace.
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Anti-Obama artists delighted in depicting Obama as an African witch doctor or as a monkey, and thus as unfit to lead America.
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"Koko's reported actions could show that he is compromised and unfit to be the head of Eskom," the DA said in a statement.
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Ms. Ponomarev continued to work part time even after doctors deemed her unfit to work in 2010 because of her own health issues.
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Every reputable institution and organization fighting for toxic chemicals reform agree: Mr. Dourson is uniquely unfit to lead the war against toxic chemicals.
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As a matter of logic, the result of the Alabama election would appear to be a foregone conclusion: Moore is unfit to serve.
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"The fate of the republic rests on your shoulders," Obama told supporters in Chapel Hill, calling Trump temperamentally unfit to lead the nation.
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Congress would then have to assemble and determine by a two-thirds vote of both chambers that the President is unfit to serve.
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When I acknowledged my fear to my lieutenant, he pulled my security clearance and claimed I was "psychologically unfit" to do my job.
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"Donald Trump is unfit to be president," writes Mark Krikorian of the conservative Center for Immigration Studies at National Review's blog, the Corner.
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An open letter called Facebook "unfit to make products for children" and asked that the company voluntarily shut down its Messenger Kids product.
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Only a week ago, Obama was on the campaign trail in New Hampshire for Hillary Clinton, branding Trump unfit to handle the nuclear codes.
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Various sources said he was essentially unfit to lead and lacked the strategic decision-making skills that would allow the company to remain operational.
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Trump also sought to turn the tables on Clinton, who has consistently accused the New York developer of being temperamentally unfit to be president.
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Comey has said he believes Trump is "morally unfit" to be president and said there is evidence of obstruction of justice by the president.
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"I believe Andy King is unfit to serve in the City Council and believe he should resign," said Mr. Van Bramer, who is gay.
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The official, later referred to by the Times as a "he", suggests Mr Trump is as unfit to be president as his detractors allege.
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In 2003 he was reportedly found unfit to stand trial after he was charged with breaking into an ex-girlfriend's home and threatening her.
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After weeks of protests against the ailing president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, Algeria's army chief, Ahmed Gaid Salah, demanded that he be declared unfit to rule.
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"All this negativity came out, especially about my appearance and how I'm apparently unfit to represent the Chinese population because I'm 'ugly,' " she says.
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Some in Labour face the contradiction of striving to win power when they have concluded that their leader is unfit to be prime minister.
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And she exploited his short fuse when his ego takes a hit, to bolster her case that he's unfit to be commander in chief.
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The 25th Amendment, which gave Congress some authority to remove a president who is deemed unfit to serve, was ratified as recently as 1967.
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"I think the Republican nominee is unfit to serve as president," Obama said at a press conference alongside Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
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Clinton's campaign dismissed the criticism, noting that both Republican and Democratic national security experts have denounced Trump as unfit to be commander-in-chief.
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Due to domestic or drug abuse, many of these parents are now deemed unfit to care for their children or dangerous for their children.
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The comments were seized upon by Zuma's opponents, who argue that his lack of schooling makes him unfit to lead a sophisticated emerging economy.
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I could not help asking in Bethel: Did Murkowski worry, as some psychiatrists were suggesting publicly, that Trump was mentally unfit to be president?
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The Times said Rosenstein also discussed invoking the 85033th Amendment, which lays out a way to remove a president who's deemed unfit to serve.
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On Tuesday, President Obama urged Republican leaders to withdraw their support for Mr. Trump's candidacy, calling him "unfit to serve" as the next president.
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Navarro made headlines over the weekend when she blasted Trump during a live CNN appearance, saying he was unfit to be called a man.
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We know that by words and actions, he has shown himself to be temperamentally unfit to lead a diverse nation of 320 million people.
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She depicted her Republican opponent as "temperamentally unfit" to be President of the United States, and for proof, she pointed to Trump's Twitter feed.
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As a result, I am shocked that the IRS would contract with this firm for activities that they are clearly unfit to carry out.
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The debate ended with everyone on stage — people who'd called Trump a con man and a fake, a liar unfit to serve, ignorant, etc.
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Update: The man charged in the deadly November attack on a Colorado Planned Parenthood was found to be unfit to stand trial on Wednesday.
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The works team said the Italian had been declared unfit to race after being taken to hospital near the Misano circuit in eastern Italy.
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The 40-year-old woman involved in the incident avoided the caning -- for now -- after medical professionals deemed her unfit to undergo physical punishment.
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Davidson in 1977, the Supreme Court ordered the deinstitutionalization of thousands of citizens who were wrongly deemed incapable or unfit to live in society.
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Attacking a rival on disability grounds as unfit to lead is going to be an irresistible temptation for the presidential campaigns as they unfold.
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Now some Democrats are taking aim at Mr. Manchin, declaring him unfit to be the top Democrat on the committee that handles climate change.
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David Leonhardt thinks the report reveals a man unfit to serve as president, even if impeaching him may not be politically wise right now.
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Taylor Swift's latest obsessed fan won't be facing a jury of his peers anytime soon -- the judge says he's mentally unfit to stand trial.
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"Trump's cruel and reckless decision to reverse the landmine policy is further proof that he's unfit to serve as commander-in-chief," Gerdes said.
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The 25th Amendment states that the vice president and a majority of Cabinet members can jointly declare that a president is unfit to serve.
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In violating those rights with callous disregard for human life, the Nicaraguan president and his wife have proved that they are unfit to govern.
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LBGT advocacy group GLAAD slammed Carson's comments, calling them "derogatory myths" that show the secretary is "unfit to be the head of" the agency.
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It gives me no pleasure to say this, but I believe my party's nominee for president is mentally unfit to assume this heavy responsibility.
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Eric Holder, who served as attorney general under President Barack Obama, has excoriated Attorney General William Barr as "unfit" to serve in his position.
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Cain Velasquez, a former two-time Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight titleholder, was ruled unfit to fight for his bout on Friday against Fabricio Werdum.
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A few years ago, Matsumoto had begun to publicly campaign for a retrial for her father, saying he'd been mentally unfit to stand trial.
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A Prince whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people.
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Tim Pawlenty, a former two-term governor of the state, has in the past called Mr Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president".
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Despite claiming earlier that "the Republican nominee is unfit to serve as president," Obama interpreted his immediate post-election duty as graciously passing the torch.
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The official, later referred to by the Times as a "he", suggests that Mr Trump is as unfit to be president as his detractors allege.
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By behaving like a tyrannical toddler in the middle of a meltdown, Trump confirmed that he is temperamentally unfit to serve as commander in chief.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton has recently been trying to paint Donald Trump as unfit to be entrusted with the authority to launch America's nuclear arsenal.
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To some degree that's for Congress for decide, and the Supreme Court might defer to legislators who conclude that a president is unfit to serve.
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More disturbing is Louis Althusser's memoir The Future Lasts Forever, written after he'd been declared unfit to stand trial for the murder of his wife.
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Maintaining a list of the aides Kelly deems unfit to attend "serious" meetings — most notably Omarosa Manigault, who reportedly frequently drops in various meetings uninvited.
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Ten retired military officers have joined the chorus of opposition to Army secretary nominee Mark Green, calling him unfit to be the service's civilian leader.
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Trump said Clinton's refusal to use the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" - favored by Republicans to describe violent Islamist militants - makes her unfit to be president.
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The main opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA), has said Mkhwebane is unfit to hold office and wants parliament to remove her from her post.
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But there's no question that Republicans — as an institution and what we're led by — are unfit to run the country, or to govern the country.
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Polls right up to Election Day showed that the majority thought him untrustworthy, unqualified for the presidency, and temperamentally unfit to carry out its duties.
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Uber cannot presently renew its license to operate in London after Transport for London (TFL) said the firm was unfit to run a taxi service.
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Mr. Graham, a longtime Trump critic who briefly ran for president last year, said Friday that Mr. Trump was unfit to be commander in chief.
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It was unfit to the point that it might not be suitable for people to breath, particularly if one is suffering from a pulmonary ailment.
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The men joked, took turns shooting clay birds, and assured a visitor that they would alert one another if a member became unfit to shoot.
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" Trump criticized Obama in an interview with WJLA hours after Obama had declared at a news conference that Trump is "unfit to serve as president.
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"Having said she considers Trump unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.
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Conway rose to fame for his scathing critiques of White House dysfunction and allegations that Trump is mentally unstable and unfit to serve as president.
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On Monday, a psychologist for Mr. Pistorius's defense team said Mr. Pistorius was unfit to testify because he had depression and anxiety, among other disorders.
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The Russia hoax didn't stick — there was no "there" there, so now they have to come up with another reason he's unfit to be president.
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The ad marks the latest, and most aggressive, effort by Democrats to portray the Republican Party as deeply corrupt and therefore unfit to lead Congress.
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"He is not just unprepared – he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility," she said in San Diego.
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In this year's presidential campaign, Americans are being asked to choose between two individuals who are deeply unpopular and increasingly viewed as unfit to serve.
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That many states continue to view people who have served time in prison as unfit to vote is a stain on the idea of democracy.
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With every passing day it is more apparent that Donald Trump is unfit to be president because of his hate-filled rhetoric and unrealistic policies.
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Clinton hewed close to the basic arguments of her campaign: That she is an experienced public servant and Mr. Trump is unfit to be president.
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PolitiFact has collected some of Ryan's "pants on fire" claims, like: No one saw these statements and said Ryan is unfit to serve in Congress.
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He's trying to win a seat in a chamber where GOP leaders brand him unfit to serve and fear he could eviscerate their party's brand.
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More than 2628 conservative national security and foreign policy experts released a letter last week panning Trump as unfit to serve as commander in chief.
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"Tonight's results are clear -- the people of Alabama deemed Roy Moore unfit to serve in the US Senate," the Colorado Republican said in a statement.
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Conservative lawmaker Ben Wallace, who was running Johnson's campaign, said he thought Gove himself was unfit to be the leader himself, calling him a gossip.
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Labour's miserable week was compounded when two former Labour MPs urged voters to back Boris Johnson, saying Corbyn was "completely unfit" to run the country.
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Most recently he said Hillary Clinton was unfit to be president because foreign governments likely have a "blackmail file" on her from "hacking" her emails.
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Historically, when a monarch sat on the throne and it sliced his or her flesh, that monarch was often believed to be unfit to rule.
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In the deepest recesses of my heart and my mind, I know that Donald Trump is unfit to be president — but he is not unable.
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At first, the Malagrotta landfill outside the city, Europe's largest dump until the authorities ruled it unfit to treat waste, drew the gulls in droves.
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Seymour is "unfit to perform the significant duties for which she is responsible," he said in a December letter to OPM Acting Director Beth Cobert.
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There is only one way for this to end, which is for Trump to resign from an office that he is utterly unfit to hold.
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This culminated with the Chief Rabbi of Great Britain's blockbuster editorial in the Times of London stating that Corbyn was unfit to lead the nation.
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Mr. Talley's behavior and history outside of the courtroom paints a portrait of someone almost uniquely unfit to serve as a federal judge in Alabama.
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At the previous debate in Las Vegas, each of the contenders articulated reasons why Bloomberg would be unfit to carry the party banner in November.
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In an editorial published on Thursday, the newspaper widely condemned the Republican front-runner's "simplistic proposals," arguing he is unfit to occupy the Oval Office.
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Some were told that Mohammed bin Nayef had a drug problem and was unfit to be king, according to an associate of the royal family.
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Hillary's refusal to mention Radical Islam, as she pushes a 550% increase in refugees, is more proof that she is unfit to lead the country.
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Some have been granted an insanity plea by a judge; others are pretrial detainees accused of felony crimes but found unfit to proceed to trial.
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At the time, Mr. Gottlieb said those delusions were evidence that Mr. Comello was unfit to stand trial and instead should be given psychiatric treatment.
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Eric Holder, who served as attorney general under US President Barack Obama, has excoriated Attorney General William Barr as "unfit" to serve in his position.
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Brett Kavanaugh is unfit to sit as a Supreme Court justice in the face of so many credible allegations that he sexually assaulted these women.
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Comey has been critical of Trump both in his new book and during his book tour, calling the president "morally unfit" to lead the country.
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Charles Murray is a small-government conservative and no Trump supporter ("He's just unfit to be President"), but some of his neighbors and friends are.
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Some Democratic members of Congress even reignited the discussion about the 30th Amendment, a process that could remove a president who is unfit to govern.
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So when he says Trump is "unfit to serve as president" and that he simply couldn't "function" in the job, he doesn't say it lightly.
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Collins' scathing op-ed came on the same day that 50 senior national security experts signed a letter declaring Trump was unfit to be president.
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Stella Rouse, University of Maryland, associate professor of government and politics There are numerous reasons why people may think that Trump is unfit to be president.
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At the Commonwealth Games in 2014, Australian Daniel Lewis complained that he lost a medal because he was deemed unfit to compete because of a cut.
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Although the record is not entirely clear, there was general agreement that Judge Pickering had become mentally unfit to perform his duties as a federal judge.
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Under the Kyrgyz constitution, a president who is unfit to perform his duties may be relieved of the post by parliament, whose speaker becomes acting president.
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On Tuesday she described Duterte as a "sociopathic serial killer" and urged his cabinet to declare him unfit to rule because he had a "criminal mind".
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Robert L Dear Jr., the man who allegedly opened fire at a Colorado Planned Parenthood, was deemed unfit to stand trial on Wednesday, according to reports.
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And she watched a man whom she believes is fundamentally unfit to hold the highest office of the land get sworn in as her next president.
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Holloway was ruled medically unfit to compete on Friday, which forced U.F.C. to bump Iaquinta from an undercard bout against Paul Felder to a title fight.
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But Trump reversed the regulation, which would've added an extra hurdle for the mentally ill supported by Social Security and those unfit to manage their finances.
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Blaming it on hormones was odd, given the fact that for centuries, it was widely believed that women's biology made them emotionally unfit to be leaders.
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" Mark Kirk, an Illinois Republican who has been critical of Trump, called him a "malignant clown -- unprepared and unfit to be president of the United States.
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Mr Babanov's rivals also deployed ugly dog-whistle politics, smearing him as unfit to be president because he is half-Turkish and has a Kazakh wife.
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Obama hit out at Trump just two days after branding him unfit to be commander in chief from the podium in the White House's East Room.
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Both have called the other unfit to lead the military, with Trump seizing on Clinton's secretary of state tenure and Clinton highlighting Trump's temperament and experience.
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The visit was an apparent attempt to portray Trump in a statesmanlike light and to counter Clinton's claims that he is temperamentally unfit to be President.
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Their critics charge that they are, above all else, focused on furthering their own family interests and are unfit to serve in such sensitive political roles.
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"All this negativity came out, especially about my appearance and how I'm apparently unfit to represent the Chinese population because I'm 'ugly,'"she told People Magazine.
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You've probably seen pundits, analysts and politicians relentlessly deliver talking points on why Trump is unfit to be President -- or even why he should be impeached.
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And some cases deemed evidentiarily sufficient still fall through because defendants die before the trial begins, or they are deemed unfit to stand trial by doctors.
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This stress can sometimes cause vets to think they're underperforming, or somewhat unfit to practice medicine on animals, and in some cases can lead to investigation.
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Other conservatives also allege that Mueller's ties to the now-controversial Uranium One sale seven years ago make him unfit to investigate the Trump-Russia case.
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During the presidential campaign, a number of critics pointed out Mr. Trump is unfit to have his finger on the trigger of American's vast nuclear arsenal.
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When it emerged that he had fallen behind on alimony payments to his first wife, critics argued he was unfit to take the moral high ground.
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Bouteflika, 82, last week bowed to demonstrators who say he unfit to run Algeria by announcing he had reversed a decision to stand for another term.
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Donald Trump's Twitter hate against LaVar Ball and others is proof that he's sick and unfit to be president -- so says alternative medicine guru Deepak Chopra.
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The discovery of Blankenstein's posts sparked backlash among Obama-era officials at the agency who say he's unfit to oversee CFPB's efforts to curb racial discrimination.
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Opponents contended that hundreds of parents had been declared unfit to raise their children after trying to flee to the West or being convicted of espionage.
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Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state made her unfit to serve as commander in chief, Mr. Trump replied with a quip.
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The discovery of Blankenstein's posts sparked backlash among Obama-era officials at the agency who say he's unfit to oversee CFPB's efforts to curb racial discrimination.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump, each of whom has described the other as unfit to be trusted with classified information, will soon be getting daily intelligence briefings.
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The Senate speaker, a position Nazarbayeva could now easily secure, becomes acting head of state if the president dies or is unfit to perform his duties.
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Whitaker has already come under scrutiny by top Democrats, who warn that his previous remarks about Mueller's probe suggest he is unfit to oversee the investigation.
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As our nation looks at opioid's impact on foster care, some may be quick to condemn biological families and deem them unfit to ever parent again.
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The Clinton campaign said that the latest allegations showed that Mr. Trump was unfit to be president and that he lied in the debate Sunday. Mrs.
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Both of these statuses mean that water is unfit to drink without treatment, and Turner warned that the reality may be grimmer than official estimates suggest.
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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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Soldiers are declared unfit to deploy for any number of health reasons, and the trans soldiers he cared for tended to have comparatively few medical issues.
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The MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski railed against President Donald Trump on Thursday, calling him "mentally unstable" and suggesting he is unfit to serve.
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It wasn't that long ago that Brittany Horschel would have processed the unexpected development as further proof that she was unfit to manage the household finances.
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Molibeli kept his job, but the Prime Minister faced immediate pressure to step down, with his own ruling party declaring that he was unfit to lead.
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Despite its well-known shortcomings, the Electoral College vote represents our last opportunity to deny the presidency to a man who is manifestly unfit to serve.
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Leading Democrats on the panel showed signs Thursday that they intend to go after Shanahan both personally and professionally, arguing he is unfit to succeed Mattis.
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In a secret ballot the parliament's legal-affairs committee, charged with poring over the nominees' financial declarations before hearings begin, declared him unfit to be commissioner.
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Once a harsh critic who said Trump was "crazy" and "unfit to be president," Graham has become a staunch ally of the President and the administration.
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This abject failure to preserve, protect and defend our constitutional right to free and fair elections from a foreign threat makes him unfit to be president.
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When the roommate was deemed unfit to stand trial and committed to a state hospital, the sensational case that shocked this corner of New England essentially disappeared.
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The defense argued that Czaplak was unfit to prosecute the case because future investigations into the legality of the email tracker could create a conflict of interest.
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Mad about Sessions Winnie Wong, the co-founder of People for Bernie, a pro-Sanders group, said Sessions, in particular, is "morally unfit" to be attorney general.
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I could go on about the ridiculously long laundry list of reasons why I believe Trump is completely unfit to be the most powerful individual in America.
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"The stakes in this election are high, and the choice is clear: Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander-in-chief," she said Tuesday.
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"The stakes in this election are high, and the choice is clear: Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander-in-chief," she said Tuesday.
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Donald Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway told CNBC on Monday the FBI's renewed interest in Hillary Clinton's emails shows the Democratic nominee is "unfit" to be president.
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Califf's nomination was opposed by the Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, who said Califf's ties to the pharmaceutical industry made him unfit to regulate the industry impartially.
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He doesn't seem to harbor any resentment when, in the finale, Burnham is reinstated, Tilly is promoted, yet he's deemed unfit to be named Discovery's permanent captain.
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The villagers argued that Nigerian courts were unfit to hear their case, but Shell said the matter was a uniquely Nigerian issue and should be heard there.
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He reserves special contempt for foreign aid and additional disaster relief money going to Puerto Rico, which he believes the Puerto Rican government is unfit to manage.
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She later called on Carson to resign, saying in a statement that he has "proven himself to be deceitful and inept" and "unfit to serve" as secretary.
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It sends the message that it's okay to think that queer and trans people are unfit to be parents — as long as that's what your religion says.
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The current leader has attempted to portray Zelensky as a candidate unfit to represent Ukraine abroad, especially in taking on Russian President Vladimir Putin in international talks.
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This came after a member of their household staff accused her of being an alcoholic and a sex addict who's unfit to retain custody of their kids.
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Uber is battling a decision by London's transport regulator last September to strip it of its licence after it was deemed unfit to run a taxi service.
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Shortly after September's diesel announcement, Uber was deemed unfit to run a taxi service by London's regulator Transport for London (TfL) and was stripped of its licence.
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Making this shocking revelation, majority of black Texans hold the strong opinions that the former "Apprentice TV"host is unfit to govern as President of United States.
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Clinton may have started to do just that with a speech Thursday in San Diego that cast Trump as being unfit to hold the nation's highest office.
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Walter's younger brothers, Raymond and Thomas, said that Walter had mental health issues that made him unfit to lead the family business, according to The Straits Times.
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A defense psychologist testified on Monday that the athlete was unfit to testify because of a "severe" mental condition that included symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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What if that something was in such violation of your moral compass that you felt unable to forgive yourself, undeserving of happiness, perhaps even unfit to live?
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The child had been born in nearby Niksic, to a mother who had strangled an older baby and was deemed psychologically unfit to care for another child.
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President Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah, the Afghan chief executive, are involved in a nasty spat, with Mr. Abdullah denouncing his governing partner as unfit to hold office.
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Gennaro (Salvatore Esposito) is a Sonny-like hothead, unfit to be in charge but eventually thrust into the role because he's the only son of the boss.
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More than 300 faith leaders across the country have signed onto a letter declaring Alabama GOP special election candidate Roy Moore unfit to serve in the Senate.
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Tyson Fury, the British heavyweight boxing champion declared unfit to fight last month, said he had been bingeing on cocaine and alcohol to deal with manic depression.
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He's on a press tour to promote his new book, "A Higher Loyalty," and he's stated that he believes Trump is morally unfit to lead the nation.
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Judge Walton's powerful words confirm what thousands of former Justice Department prosecutors and officials (including me) already firmly believe: Barr is unfit to serve as Attorney General.
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Aaron Carter's arsenal isn't going to be taken from him ... at least not yet, but that could change if authorities decide he's mentally unfit to own firearms.
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I am deeply uncomfortable with a shadow government keeping him in line when, clearly, the members of the shadow government find him unfit to hold the office.
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Britain's Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis on Monday called Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn unfit to be prime minister for failing to remove anti-Semitism from his party.
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The Virginia Republican Party said that the governor's past actions combined with his statements on abortion this week make him unfit to continue to lead the commonwealth.
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But complicating his prospects, Mr. Wainstein was among 50 veteran Republican national security officials who signed a letter last summer declaring Mr. Trump unfit to be president.
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"I think he's unfit to be C.E.O., particularly when he spent this time not taking responsibility for the situation in which the company was," Mr. Ghosn said.
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The Afghan air force's doctors tried multiple times to deem her physically unfit to fly, she said, but eventually she was accepted into the officer training program.
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Judge Edwin Paramjothy Michael Muniandy, however, dismissed the request for bail on Monday saying there was insufficient evidence that Ng was too unfit to remain in custody.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Jimmy Carter said Wednesday that he believes Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh is "unfit" to serve on the highest court in the land.
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It can include "conviction for such an offense as would make the convicted person unfit to hold a public office," but also may include much lesser offenses.
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Trump's credibility has sunk so low that conservative commentator George Will, in a recent column, openly declared Trump unfit to lead the U.S. military: "So, it is up to the public to quarantine this presidency by insistently communicating to its elected representatives a steady, rational fear of this man whose combination of impulsivity and credulity render him uniquely unfit to take the nation into a military conflict," Will wrote.
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The unavoidable conclusion is that Rubio, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich are okay with putting a con artist who is unfit to be president in the Oval Office.
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In her victory speech, she was quick to brand the new Tory leader "unfit to be prime minister" and to link him to Donald Trump and Nigel Farage.
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Many protesters said Park, whose public support has dropped to the lowest point ever for a democratically elected South Korean leader at 5 percent, was unfit to rule.
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The judge in Dear's criminal case ruled last week that he is mentally unfit to stand trial after two state psychologists diagnosed him with a psychotic delusional disorder.
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That would be the continuing strain that the Trump regime is having on democratic norms as people inside the White House warn that he's unfit to be president.
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The defense had argued that Czaplak is unfit to prosecute the case because future investigations into the legality of the email tracker could create a conflict of interest.
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Which means "we lack a clear constitutional standard for what severity of impairment would render him unfit to serve," as Jeffrey Lieberman, the Columbia psychiatrist, has pointed out.
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Clinton intensified her assault on Trump, laying out a case that his values and rhetoric are incompatible with American principles and that he's "temperamentally unfit" to be President.
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Mr Grayling sticks to the Tory talking points with tedious discipline—Theresa May represents "strong" and "stable" while Jeremy Corbyn ("unfit to lead") represents a "coalition of chaos".
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"It's a warning sign before the debate has even started about Donald Trump's lack of fitness -- his bullying tactics -- that make him unfit to be president," Mook said.
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The Palestinians, who claim east Jerusalem as their capital, have severed most ties with the Americans and said the White House is unfit to serve as a mediator.
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Democratic presidential candidates also were quick to condemn Trump, as his remarks played directly into their narrative that he abhors American values and is unfit to be President.
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Therefore, Donald John Trump by causing such harm to the society of the United States is unfit to be President and warrants impeachment, trial, and removal from office.
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Speier, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, accused Nunes of "bizarre and partisan actions" over the past week and described him as "unfit" to spearhead the investigation.
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Prosecutors again charged Mr. Lafferty with the killings, but a competency hearing in November 1992 found him to be mentally unfit to stand trial owing to mental illness.
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The Witnesses, she said, were trying to make the case that she was unfit to parent her son, on account of being in a relationship with a woman.
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"Republicans waited way too long to stand up and tell the truth about Donald Trump's record, his temperament, and why he is unfit to be president," she said.
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The term, referring to the disciple who betrayed Jesus, was widely interpreted as being anti-Semitic and, his critics said, showed he was unfit to lead the committee.
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They would have to be taught how to move, how to hibernate, how to copulate (though they would also be sterilized, as they were unfit to raise young).
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USA Today's editorial board blasted President Donald Trump on Wednesday, writing that his "uniquely awful" character makes him "unfit to clean toilets" in President Barack Obama's presidential library.
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So it wasn't the discovery of texts that got him fired, it was the bias manifest in those texts that made him unfit to objectively and dispassionately investigate.
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"TJ Cox is a corrupt businessman who has already proven he is unfit to serve in Congress," National Republican Congressional Committee spokeswoman Torunn Sinclair said in a statement.
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Mr. Trump, he said, was not only unfit to lead such a nation through a dangerous world, but his election would be a betrayal of the nation's values.
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The eurosceptic Law and Justice (PiS) party said last week that Tusk, 59, was unfit to serve another term as European Council president, responsible for chairing EU summits.
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Clinton has sought to present Trump as unready and unfit to be commander-in-chief and would like to show off her foreign policy prowess at the debate.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton on Thursday delivered her most robust attack yet on her likely Republican opponent, Donald J. Trump, declaring him temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief.
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"Donald Trump has once again shown that he lacks that temperament, and that he is simply unfit to hold our nation's highest office," DNC spokesman Mark Paustenbach said.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — No one in Europe truly believed Americans would elect someone who seems so obviously unfit to lead the most powerful nation in the world.
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"Donald Trump as a candidate has proven himself to be temperamentally unfit to be the commander in chief of this great nation," Mr. Khan said, his voice shaking.
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In American politics, few procedures are as arduous or as divisive as the Constitution's carefully balanced law for ousting a chief executive found to be unfit to serve.
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"The pattern of Trump's misconduct is unmistakable and has proven time and time again, that he is unfit to serve as the President of this country," Johnson said.
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After all, Romney was the guy who, voluntarily and unprompted, reemerged from private life to call Trump a fraud and a phony who was unfit to be president.
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Uber is appealing Transport for London's ruling last September that it was unfit to run a taxi service in London, the heart of its most important European market.
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Keshia also filed docs saying she's worried Ed -- an ex-NFL player -- is unfit to care for their 2-month-old daughter because she's seen him take OxyContin.
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Uber is already battling to keep operating in London after the city's transport regulator deemed it unfit to run a taxi service and refused to renew its license.
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It's one of the reasons why 50 national security officials who served in Republican information, administration have said that Donald is unfit to be the commander in chief.
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This rule, the so-called Goldwater Rule, dates back to the 1970s, when many psychiatrists publicly announced that Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater was unfit to be president.
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After Ms. Mijatovic's visit, the National Judicial Council issued a formal request to Parliament calling for the dismissal of Ms. Hando, arguing that she is unfit to serve.
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He had recently been discharged from a hospital, and a psychiatric expert deemed him unfit to face prosecution, but a second opinion will be sought in the investigation.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders was also among the senators who opposed the nomination, saying Califf's ties to the pharmaceutical industry made him unfit to regulate it impartially.
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The Houthis deny being puppets of Iran and say they are fighting a corrupt system, pointing to the standoff in Aden as proof Hadi is unfit to rule.
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A decision — however unlikely — that 21st Century Fox executives are unfit to hold Sky's broadcasting license would be a major reputational blow for Mr. Murdoch and his sons.
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In any reasonable universe, those who deny basic scientific facts that connect this grim reality to humans' role in global warming would be deemed unfit to hold office.
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For its part, the state DOT concurs with Cuomo and the state police, and federal records from a September inspection indicate the automobile was deemed unfit to drive.
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"The charges against Eric Greitens are deeply disturbing and prove he is unfit to hold public office," DGA executive director Elisabeth Pearson said in a statement last week.
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John Garamendi, a Democrat from California, said there are plenty of Republicans in Congress who agree with him that President Donald Trump is mentally unfit to hold office.
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Wednesday's anonymous editorial purportedly by a senior administration official claimed members of Trump's team are working to protect the country from a president who's fundamentally unfit to lead.
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"Correll believes that Donald Trump is unfit to serve as President of the United States and that voting for Donald Trump would therefore violate Correll's conscience," the complaint reads.
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" Gates and Rice were both quite critical of Trump during the election, with Gates at one point saying Trump was "beyond repair" and "unfit to be commander-in-chief.
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Though his rise appalled us ("the front-runner is unfit to lead a great political party, let alone America"), we did not discount his chances of becoming president altogether.
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There are a lot of things that make someone unfit to parent, but in the last couple of years, I have realized that disability is not one of them.
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In a statement issued shortly after the speech ended, Pelosi said Trump's message was not only deceitful, but exposed a president unfit to hold an office of public trust.
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Paulson, who helped steer a $700 billion bailout of the financial system through Congress during the financial meltdown, said Trump is a "phony" who is unfit to be president.
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The man charged with stalking supermodel Gigi Hadid was found mentally unfit to stand trial by a court-appointed psychologist on Tuesday, according to court papers obtained by PageSix.
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Of Sessions, Richmond said that he is unfit to serve in the role of attorney general and that he cannot be relied upon to enforce the Voting Rights Act.
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Seizing on Donald Trump's invitation to Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's emails, national security figures on Wednesday night portrayed the bombastic billionaire as unfit to be commander in chief.
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Donald Trump's racial rhetoric and poor business acumen make him unfit to occupy the Oval Office, a former aide to President Ronald Reagan told CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange" on Thursday.
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Obama said that Trump is "unfit to serve as president" in a news conference with Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the White House on Tuesday, CNN reports.
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In opposition during the Tony Blair years and after, the Conservative Party had become obsessed with Europe to a degree that made it seem eccentric and unfit to govern.
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" Hill faced some backlash on Twitter after she declared Trump "unqualified and unfit to be president" and said he never would have been elected "if he were not white.
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It was established in 1964 after Fact magazine published a survey from thousands of psychiatrists saying Barry Goldwater was psychologically unfit to be president — Goldwater later sued the magazine.
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The agency considers these people mentally unfit to own a gun, and under the new rule they will be reported to the FBI's National Instate Criminal Background Check System.
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Stephen Moore is unfit to serve on the Fed board, monetary economist George Selgin, director of the libertarian Cato Institutes Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives said on Twitter.
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The now-rescinded rule added people receiving Social Security checks for mental illnesses and people deemed unfit to handle their own financial affairs to the national background check database.
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A number of House Democrats left Friday's confidential briefing on Russian hacking fuming over the actions of FBI Director James Comey and convinced he's unfit to lead the agency.
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But if a majority of the Cabinet (or some other body determined by Congress) stays strong and says he's unfit to do the job, then it's up to Congress.
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" And in March, a group of 40 prominent Catholic academics wrote an article for the National Review saying Trump is "manifestly unfit to be president of the United States.
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Comey has called Trump "morally unfit to be president" in interviews during his book tour and said that "it's possible" the Russians could have compromising information about the President.
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" A Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights spokesman said Sessions's "record on civil and human rights makes him simply unfit to be the nation's chief law enforcement officer.
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First, continue with her message that Donald Trump is unfit to be president of the United States for all the reasons she -- and not a few Republicans -- have said.
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"I would tell Michael Cohen that if he is following my approach he will testify why Trump is unfit to be President of the United States," Dean told CNN.
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The official said Clinton would emphasize Trump's promise to "do for the country what I did for my business" to warn that he is unfit to manage economic policy.
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Last September, he issued an open apology to the city of London, which had declined to renew the company's license after finding it "unfit" to run a taxi service.
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Sanders said Jay Clayton, a partner at law firm Sullivan & Cromwell, was "the embodiment of the greed that nearly destroyed the economy" and unfit to lead Wall Street's watchdog.
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Davis Cup rules at that stage forbade substitutions unless a player was incapacitated by illness or injury, and a doctor refused to confirm that Martin was unfit to play.
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Groups of EPA staff members, both current and retired, have vocally opposed Pruitt's confirmation on the basis that he is unfit to serve America's environmental and public health interests.
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So Weidman got five minutes to recover, then the strike was declared legal, then he was allowed to recover some more, then the doctor declared him unfit to fight.
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Clinton's campaign has long worried about voter complacency and has at every turn pushed the notion that the race is close and that Trump is unfit to be president.
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When the war was done, he would then emerge from underground to take over the world from black people — because he believed they would be unfit to rule themselves.
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Then, like now, Democrats were shocked by a loss to a Republican they considered obviously unfit to lead, and whose win felt like a fundamental rejection of their worldview.
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" Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, who sits on the Senate Homeland Security Committee, wrote in a Twitter post: "Sheriff David Clarke's unconscionable record makes him unfit to serve.
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Trump is unfit to serve four more years because of how he has removed so many protections for the water and air America's kids drink and breathe every day.
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Multiple women have accused Kavanaugh of sexual assault; in his testimony he lied repeatedly, insulted senators, spewed conspiracy theories, and generally showed himself unfit to be on the court.
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"Roundup products are dangerous to human health and unfit to be marketed and sold in commerce, particularly without proper warnings and directions," the writ filed by Carbone Lawyers says.
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In his interview with the BBC, Wolff was asked if he believed that Bannon felt Trump was unfit to serve as president and would try to bring him down.
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By comparison, 38 percent of pro-impeachment voters say Trump "has proven he is unfit to serve and should be removed," even if he hasn't committed an impeachable offense.
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"Stephen Moore is unfit to serve on the Fed board," monetary economist George Selgin, director of the libertarian Cato Institute's Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives said on Twitter.
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It took almost a year to restore power to all of Puerto Rico, and this certainly proved that President Trump was unfit to lead at a time of disaster.
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Hillary Clinton is a "distinctly capable candidate," unlike her opponent Donald Trump, who is "manifestly unqualified and unfit" to be president, The New Yorker says in a presidential endorsement.
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Even though I believe Mr. Trump is morally unfit to be president of the United States, I'm not rooting for Mr. Mueller to demonstrate that he is a criminal.
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May's last-ditch approach to Corbyn, who is loathed by many of her Conservatives and mocked by May herself as unfit to govern, provoked anger in her febrile party.
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Khosrowshahi said that he held productive talks with London's regulators, who have deemed Uber "unfit" to run a taxi service in the city, where Uber has some 40,000 drivers.
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Bennie Thompson, a Democrat from Mississippi, called for the president's resignation over the string of tweets, saying Trump's failure to recognize the facts showed he's unfit to serve as president.
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" Gallego made similar comments on CNN in August when Trump was the Republican nominee, arguing at the time that, "this man is unstable, he's unfit to be a presidential candidate.
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She delivered a scathing speech in San Diego -- home to a large military population -- mocking Trump's "bizarre fascination with dictators and strongmen" and calling him "temperamentally unfit" to be president.
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Other pieces, about how Ullman is treated by her male colleagues, foreshadow Google's recent memo scandal — in which James Damore was fired for implying women were biologically unfit to code.
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USA Today, whose editorial board had never backed a presidential candidate in 34 years, said Trump was unfit to be commander-in-chief, although it stopped short of endorsing anyone.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, assailing Trump as a fellow Republican billionaire businessman, declared him unfit to be president compared to the "sane, competent person" running against him.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton released a new ad Saturday that paints Donald Trump as unfit to be commander in chief, suggesting that he lacks the vision to handle foreign affairs.
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In a split 9-5 decision, with one justice abstaining, the Supreme Court rejected arguments that Marcos was unfit to be re-interred in the National Heroes' Cemetery in Manila.
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Mr. Bunn's court-appointed lawyer at his 1992 trial, Harold Venokur, was a 79-year-old with a poor reputation whom a colleague has since described as unfit to practice.
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Now sacked as head of the FBI and with a book to promote, Mr Comey pilloried Mr Trump in a TV interview, saying he was "morally unfit" to be president.
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Now, theoretically, GOP elites could justify taking such a drastic tack by arguing that Trump is simply unfit to be president, and that, therefore, desperate times call for desperate measures.
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"He was frequently called a 'bully,' 'anti-immigrant,' 'racist,' 'stupid,' and 'unfit' to be president," complained Karol Markowicz in a piece that received wide acclaim on the anti-Trump right.
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" He says about the man he calls "Orange Julius": "I don't think it matters if there's a pee-pee tape because that's not what makes him unfit to be president.
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Army chief of staff, Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah, called on Saturday for the Constitutional Council to declare the country's ailing 82-year-old President Abdelaziz Bouteflika unfit to rule.
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Both last week and this week, there are serious charges of criminal conduct that, if true, not only make him unfit to serve in the Senate but merit criminal prosecution.
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However, by approaching Corbyn, a veteran socialist loathed by many of May's Conservatives and mocked by May herself as unfit to govern, she risks further inflaming divisions in her party.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ) — the incoming chair of the House Committee on Natural Resources — wrote that scandal-plagued Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke was "unfit to serve" and should step down.
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"You are unfit to hold public office, and undeserving of the public trust," Pallone, a Democratic congressman from New Jersey, told the EPA administrator in a congressional hearing on Thursday.
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The introduction was tense—Gates had written that Trump was unfit to be President—but Trump grew comfortable enough to ask Gates to suggest a nominee for Secretary of State.
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Hillary Clinton delivered a lacerating rebuke on Thursday of her likely Republican opponent, Donald J. Trump, declaring that he was hopelessly unprepared and temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief.
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In a line that seemed to fall flat, he said that she was "unfit" to lead because of her refusal to employ the phrase "radical Islam" when talking about terrorism.
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The letter says Acosta's mishandling of the situation shows he's unfit to serve in the administration, arguing he "succumbed to the pressure" from Epstein's legal team while disregarding the law.
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The outcome of that election could be more dangerous than the first inconclusive vote held March 4, which delivered this coalition that was unfit to rule in the first place.
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Agency veterans and union officials insisted that Blankenstein was unfit to oversee the CFPB's racial discrimination cases if he held those views and demanded in vain that Mulvaney fire Blankenstein.
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Author Anand Giridharadas argued that Biden's comments perpetuated an inaccurate and racist narrative that all African-Americans are poor, and poor people of color are unfit to parent without intervention.
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But now, from a crowded Republican field that included well-qualified candidates, there has emerged an aberration, not worthy of that party and abysmally unfit to serve as our president.
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Ratcliffe came under heightened scrutiny in recent days for allegedly inflating his resume, with critics saying he was unfit to assume the most non-partisan job in the US government.
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The scandal surrounding Ms. Park has left many South Korean women infuriated with the president and fearful that it could be used to argue that women are unfit to lead.
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Sessions has clearly shown that he is unfit to be our nation's top law enforcement official and run the agency that is responsible for enforcing our nation's civil rights laws.
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Transport for London shocked Uber in September by deeming it unfit to run a taxi service and refusing to renew its license, a decision the Silicon Valley firm is appealing.
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A former judge (and Iran's first female judge), Ebadi was deemed too "fickle and indecisive and unfit" to issue legal rulings after the 1979 revolution because she was a woman.
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"The fact that Donald Trump doesn't see Judge Curiel and his family as Americans makes him unfit to be president of this great nation, a nation of immigrants," Praeli said.
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The real estate mogul turned politician has called the comedian a "pig" and a "loser," while O'Donnell has accused Trump of being mentally unstable and unfit to lead the country.
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TfL stunned the powerful U.S. start-up on Friday when it deemed Uber unfit to run a taxi service for safety reasons and stripped it of its license from Sept.
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Sarah Kate Ellis, the president and chief executive of GLAAD, formerly known as the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, said Mr. Price was "completely unfit" to be health secretary.
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Both Republican senators, who have announced that they will not seek re-election, have publicly denounced Mr. Trump in recent weeks as dangerously unfit to be the commander in chief.
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Legalized abortion nationwide was still four years away; in New York, so-called therapeutic abortions were legal — but only if a doctor judged you mentally unfit to have a child.
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A special panel of veterinarians and racing officials rejected 38 horses as unfit to run over the final six days of racing here, according to the California Horse Racing Board.
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Mr. Dulos responded by calling his wife's accusations baseless, saying she seemed delusional and that her use of anti-depressants made her unfit to have sole custody over their children.
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Mr. Pawlenty had called Mr. Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president" in the weeks before the 212 election, criticism that Mr. Pawlenty later tried to play down.
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They are a sign of a man who is poorly suited to the job of President, and even temperamentally unfit to serve as commander in chief in a dangerous world.
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It should not take an overzealous Cabinet or an anti-ADA judge, and we should not wait to act until a justice is rumored to be mentally unfit to serve.
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TfL stunned the powerful U.S. start-up on Friday when it deemed Uber unfit to run a taxi service for safety reasons and stripped it of its licence from Sept.
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Mr. Honecker, the former secret police chief Erich Mielke and the former prime minister Willi Stoph were all deemed unfit to stand trial for health reasons and thus escaped sentencing.
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Originally intending to lay out why he believed Clinton is unfit to serve as president, Trump pivioted because of the shootings, saying he'd deliver the original speech at another time.
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The lawmakers pointed to numerous actions by Trump they say make him unfit to be president, but they singled out five actions they say rise to a level meriting impeachment.
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But cases against a former radio operator and a former paramedic at the Auschwitz death camp were dropped as the elderly defendants were found to be unfit to stand trial.
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Robert L. Dear Jr., describing himself as a "warrior for the babies," acknowledged that he had carried out the attack, but he was later declared mentally unfit to stand trial.
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Bell, which concerned a plaintiff classified as "feeble-minded" by her home state of Virginia, upheld the right of a state to forcibly sterilize a citizen considered "unfit" to procreate.
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In King's future China, queer folks have been designated as "Willfully Sterile," which sounds relatively progressive until it's revealed that the designation means queer people are deemed unfit to be parents.
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" And when campaigning for Clinton, Obama described Trump as a dangerous man — suggesting that, unlike previous Republican opponents, Trump was"unfit to serve" and wouldn't be able to "function as president.
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Happy Halloween, Michael Certainly, gun-toting and reclusive Grandma Laurie fits that perfectly, as a woman who society deemed unfit to fulfill her traditional role as a mother after surviving Meyers.
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Sam Altman, president of Y Combinator, tweeted that while he felt that Trump was "abusive" and "unfit to be president," he would not fire anyone for supporting a major party nominee.
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On the other hand, Trump's performance could be so outlandish that the debates simply propel the downward trajectory of his polls, confirming to viewers that he is unfit to be president.
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"National security experts on both sides of the aisle have denounced Donald Trump as dangerously ill-prepared and temperamentally unfit to serve as commander-in-chief," Clinton spokesman Jesse Lehrich said.
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He has said on the campaign trail that Trump is unprepared and "unfit" to be president, and warned that electing him would result in eight years of progress being washed away.
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Extreme risk protection laws, or regulations that allow the state to remove guns from the homes of people deemed unfit to possess them, likely keep that number low, too, she said.
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As rumors swirl that the president is mentally unfit to hold office and has early-stage dementia, President Donald Trump is set to undergo his first physical examination since taking office.
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But none are as unprecedented as the action planned tomorrow in towns across the country by psychiatrists and others who believe Trump is mentally and even physically unfit to be President.
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The letter reviewed by the WSJ said Yahoo management failed to deliver on earlier reform promises and that the board was unfit to decide whether Yahoo should remain an independent company.
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The Arizona Republic only briefly addressed Trump's political platform, and instead chose to attack what they saw as the candidate's deep character flaws that made him uniquely unfit to be president.
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Some who came in under the legal limit were obviously unfit to be behind the wheel, while others who were stoned out of their gourds on paper appeared to be unaffected.
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" Brown said he thinks it's "scary" for Trump to be commander in chief, and added that he thinks the president's "character and some of his values makes him unfit to lead.
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In a statement, Sunwing Airlines said it found another pilot to helm the flight and lauded the diligence of its other crew who had concluded "the Captain was unfit to fly".
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Obama sought to use his bully pulpit at the conclusion of his final trip to Asia as president to portray Trump as someone who is unfit to occupy the Oval Office.
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However, customers complained on Twitter about Evans' involvement with the company stating her past use of homophobic slurs and a criminal record made her unfit to represent the family-focused label.
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More and more members of Trump's own party are realizing he is temperamentally unfit to be President, and there is no amount of Googling by RNC researchers that can fix that.
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" In an interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulous on Sunday night, he said Trump treated women like "meat," was a "stain" on those around him, and was "morally unfit to be president.
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"To claim Donald Trump is being attacked, playing the victim, this a man that is not only tone-deaf, but temperamentally and completely unfit to be commander in chief," Benenson said.
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She and her team have tried to paint Mr. Trump as unfit to be commander in chief, to the point that a President Trump would pose a danger to the country.
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Firebrand members of her conference and a sizable segment of the Democratic base loathe Trump, see him as ethically unfit to be president and want him ousted as soon as possible.
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In 2010, Goodwin Liu was characterized as "unfit" to be a judge on the Ninth Circuit because he allegedly was inexperienced and would impose an "extreme liberal agenda" from the bench.
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The Hewlett-Packard CEO, who served as national finance co-chair of Christie's now-suspended presidential campaign, said in a statement that Trump is "unfit to be President," the network reported.
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Writing to a Universal shareholder in June, Fujimoto said Okada was "unfit" to represent a public company, echoing Wynn's reasoning for dismissing Okada as a director of Wynn Resorts in 2012.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A South African police watchdog has recommended that suspended national commissioner Riah Phiyega be deemed unfit to hold office and dismissed, the City Press weekly newspaper reported on Sunday.
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Prominent conservative lawyer George Conway tweeted Friday that Trump should be sent to Walter Reed Medical Center and that his Cabinet should declare him unfit to be president following his declaration.
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But that's not the main issue in the firestorm Hill ignited with a series of tweets describing the President as a "white supremacist," a "bigot" and "unfit" to hold the office.
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Trump has a 33% approval rating among Americans between ages 15 and 34 and a majority of them feel he "is a racist," "generally dishonest" and "mentally unfit" to be president.
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Their contracts are not guaranteed, and their N.F.L. fate is in the hands of the same owners and general managers who have deemed Mr. Kaepernick unfit to play in the league.
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During weigh-ins, the day before the fight, Holloway was deemed unfit to continue cutting weight, though this medical diagnosis was determined by the New York State Athletic Commission, not doctors.
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A social media campaign spread rumors that a cocaine addiction had made the ousted prince unfit to rule, and people close to the royal family said Mr. Qahtani fueled the rumors.
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Algeria: After weeks of mass protests, the chief of staff of Algeria's army called for the president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, incapacitated since a stroke in 2013, to be declared unfit to rule.
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Labour has faced a number of scandals, including an ongoing anti-Semitism controversy in the party that caused the U.K.'s chief rabbi to label Corbyn unfit to be prime minister.
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" The North Korean leader responded to Trump's speech on Friday morning in a statement from Pyongyang, calling Trump "deranged" and "unfit to hold the prerogative of supreme command of a country.
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However, the prime minister, under the constitution, is one of the officials who may take over in the event of the president dying or becoming unfit to continue running the country.
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In Nahuatzen, a group of residents first sought independence for the town in 2015, arguing that corruption and the presence of organized crime within municipal authorities made them unfit to govern.
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She's furious that someone as dishonest and unfit to serve as Trump has become a real competitor, and she's ready to pounce on whatever opportunity to get ahead comes her way.
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Greeted at the Republican National Convention with a mixture of boos and cheers, the Senate majority leader from Kentucky portrayed Clinton as unfit to handle the challenges currently facing the United States.
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And then there's the effort to remove the president by diagnosing him with a personality disorder and invoking the 25th Amendment, which allows the Cabinet to remove presidents deemed unfit to lead.
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We were simply friends who all believed that Trump was unfit to form the policies that influence our lives, and we could all agree to make that simple statement with our presence.
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Because children are taken all the time from parents in America when their parents commit crimes and go to prison, when they are deemed unfit to be safe caretakers of their children.
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In both the interview and the book, Comey — who served as FBI director from 2013 until Trump fired him in May 2017 — describes the president as being "morally unfit" to hold office.
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Hours later, the head of the Senate Republican campaign committee said that Roy Moore was "unfit to serve" and should be expelled from the Senate if he does win next month's election.
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It was no surprise that the High Court ruled on November 15th that Mr Leung and Ms Yau, from a party called Youngspiration, were unfit to take up their posts in Legco.
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One of the paper's initial reviewers deemed the authors' research unfit to publish, but it ended up getting published anyway, the details basically unchanged, in a different but equally reputable scientific journal.
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A few years later, noted columnist Garry Wills argued that George Wallace was unfit to serve as president because a physical disability (he had been shot) might cover up a mental disability.
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One Goh was charged with seven counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder, but psychiatric evaluations concluded he suffered from long-term paranoid schizophrenia and was unfit to stand trial.
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In a letter explaining the rationale for ousting the FBI director, Rosenstein argued that Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation last year was unprofessional and made him unfit to lead the FBI.
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Their efforts have since stalled, but at least 20163 Tories confirmed they submitted letters of no confidence against May last week, arguing her handling of Brexit has made her unfit to lead.
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Kelly Osbourne claims a pit bull attacked her Pomeranian at LAX and it was therefore unfit to fly on the same plane with her dog ... but her complaint fell on deaf ears.
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Green said his effort had nothing to do with Mueller's investigation, but that he was focusing on Trump's attacks on the congresswomen, which he said demonstrated Trump was unfit to be president.
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It wasn't until a decade ago that it opened its doors to the public, but it remained a small unknown venue that suffered from archaic facilities unfit to meet international museum standards.
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Following days of protests across the Islamic Republic, the former president took to his Telegram social media account Thursday to blast his successor, casting Rouhani as someone untrustworthy and unfit to lead.
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CORBYN AND MAY May's last-ditch approach to Corbyn, who is loathed by many of her Conservatives and mocked by May herself as unfit to govern, provoked anger in her febrile party.
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Over and over, from the moment he announced his candidacy, Trump has shown not just that he's unfit to lead the nation but that he's at odds with the country's fundamental values.
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"Donald Trump is unfit to be president of the United States," said John Hammond, one of Indiana's two members of the Republican National Committee, in an interview a couple of months ago.
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But neither party has confronted the prospect of a candidate denounced by some of its leading lights as a pathological liar unfit to be commander in chief and in need of therapy.
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Uber, which is fighting to keep its cars on London's streets after the regulator deemed it unfit to run a taxi service, saw its one-year licence in Birmingham expire last month.
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"It is worth remembering that virtually everyone thought that Ronald Reagan was unfit to be the U.S. president before he made a huge success of his two terms," the British politician noted.
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Trump has been expressing irritation with Conway since the lawyer's recent suggestion the president was suffering from a mental condition such as narcissistic personality disorder and was unfit to serve as president.
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The 25th Amendment deals with the succession of the Presidency, especially at a time when the sitting President becomes unable, incapable or unfit to perform the duties of his or her office.
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London's transport authorities stunned the powerful U.S. start-up on Friday when they deemed Uber unfit to run a taxi service for safety reasons and stripped it of its license from Sept.
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Ronda Rousey is unfit to join the elite Dora Milaje guard and protect King T'Challa from all enemies, because, according to one of the stars of "Black Panther," ONLY WINNERS ARE ALLOWED.
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Kathpalia failed two breathalyzer tests on Sunday and was declared unfit to fly, according to a pre-flight medical examination report for alcohol, posted on the website of news portal India Today.
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The pilot, who was tested before boarding the plane, was deemed unfit to fly and a replacement crew was sent to Kathmandu to operate the flight to Dubai, the airline spokeswoman said.
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Transport for London (TfL), which runs and regulates the British capital's transport system, shocked Uber last month by deeming it unfit to run a taxi service and refusing to renew its license.
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Evidence presented by CCRB prosecutors was "more than sufficient to prove that Pantaleo is unfit to serve," Chairman Fred Davie said in the statement, which called for O'Neill to fire the officer.
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Twenty-nine parents, including 7 whose children are under the age of 5, are still separated because the government determined they are unfit to be a parent based on prior criminal history.
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"The underlying assumption is that if you have a psychiatric diagnosis, you're unfit to serve," Maria Oquendo, the chairwoman of the psychiatry department at the University of Pennsylvania's medical school, told me.
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As one of Mr. Trump's rivals for the presidency in 2016, Mr. Graham called him "the world's biggest jackass," a "race-baiting xenophobic religious bigot" and a "kook" unfit to be president.
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Former Attorney General Eric Holder said in an op-ed for the Washington Post that his successor Bill Barr is "unfit to lead the Justice Department" due to his "nakedly partisan" actions.
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S. Senate race presents the most depressing choice for New Jersey voters in a generation, with two awful candidates whose most convincing argument is that the other guy is unfit to serve.
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"Both last week and this week, there are serious charges of criminal conduct that if true, not only make him unfit to serve in the Senate but merit criminal prosecution," he added.
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In both speeches, she sought to portray the businessman as unfit to serve as commander in chief, in part by using his own words against him on issues like the minimum wage.
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In contrast, Zhirinovsky described Clinton as "an evil mother-in law" and said her record as secretary of state under Obama in 2009-2013 showed she was unfit to lead her country.
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But after an election during which the president repeatedly questioned Trump's temperament, called him unfit to lead, and lambasted his divisive rhetoric, Obama was more tight-lipped on Monday on Trump's qualifications.
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"He is morally unfit to be president," former FBI Director James Comey said of his former boss Donald Trump in an exclusive interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos that aired Sunday night.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, a vocal Brexiteer, is leading the charge, joined by a growing number of hardline Tories who've said May has broken her promises on Brexit and so is unfit to lead.
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Last February, a number of Labour lawmakers left the party citing the issue as a reason, while ahead of December's national election, Britain's chief rabbi said Corbyn was unfit to be prime minister.
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By varied means, such as by asserting the lieutenant-governor's power to hire, fire and transfer Delhi's own administrative workers, it tried to make Aam Aadmi's leaders look unfit to run the city.
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Clinton continued at the event in the Garden State, reportedly adding that the real estate mogul is a "fraud," as well as "unqualified and unfit" to hold the highest office in the land.
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Employers are free to fire people for being kinky, and BDSM activity can, and often does, become an issue in custody battles, where it can cause players to be deemed unfit to parent.
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The class action seeks to represent all adult parents in immigration custody who have a minor child separated from them without a hearing to prove the parent is unfit to care for them.
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In many ways this is going through the motions of impeachment without the end result, in an attempt to frame a case to voters that Trump is unfit to serve a second term.
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Obama wrong on Trump calling vets weak In his speech on Friday in Cleveland, President Barack Obama put out a litany of reasons he said made Trump unfit to be commander in chief.
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And although his blokeish persona masks nasty views—see, for instance, his warnings about HIV-positive immigrants—he is not morally unfit to join a body whose current membership includes several convicted criminals.
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In recent weeks, the Democratic nominee had already adopted highlighting Trump's past remarks about women as a major strategy, aimed at hammering home the point that Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president.
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Bratton added in the interview, given to CBS "This Morning" that Trump's acceptance of a Purple Heart medal from a veteran in August was "appalling" and that he was unfit to be president.
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Keith Ellison's bid to be the next Democratic National Committee chairman are raising new questions about the Minnesota Democrat's past to make the case that he's unfit to be the party's next leader.
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If Heller had a sudden heart attack and had no reason to believe in advance he was unfit to drive, there's no negligence and no liability, either for him or his insurance company.
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The underlying assumption here, also made by others who favor a third-party vote even if they acknowledge Trump is unfit to be president, is that the only real danger is Trump winning.
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The political climate was doubtlessly the main factor in his exclusion from Wimbledon that year, but the official pretext was that he was a convicted criminal, and therefore unfit to grace the grass.
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A speech in Tampa was billed by the Clinton campaign as making a case that their nominee knows how to keep America safe, while Mr Trump is unfit to be commander-in-chief.
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In recent rallies, the president has also sought to cast Democrats as unfit to govern and has spoken intermittently about a coming "red wave" that would expand the Republican majorities in both chambers.
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Bolton appears determined to once again harden America's posture toward the ICC, saying it was unfit to investigate any allegation of war crimes or genocide worldwide, even in areas like Darfur or Syria.
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Nakamura's lawyer, John Schryber, of the law firm Reed Smith, said that the insurer had denied his client's claim even though the N.F.L. had determined Nakamura was unfit to play in the league.
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We're told Shaver's family plans to use this information as evidence in their lawsuit against the Mesa PD, claiming Langley was unfit to be leading the unit that resulted in Brailsford killing Shaver.
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" Finding: "We think the evidence shows clearly that Sisson was in such a state of intoxication, during a great part of the trial, as to render him unfit to serve as a juror.
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And when one of the filmmakers tentatively asks Mr. Foos to explain an inaccuracy in his story, Mr. Talese vociferously objects, deriding the directors as mere "cameramen" and unfit to act as journalists.
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He is as unfit to serve in federal office as any candidate in memory, and Washington's Republicans know it — they mounted an all-out, albeit unsuccessful, campaign to defeat him in the primary.
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The case against Cowell is currently suspended after a judge ordered Cowell to undergo a mental health assessment in December, and it is possible that Cowell will be deemed unfit to stand trial.
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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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His thankless task: To get back a license that would allow the troubled car-hailing company to operate in its key European market after it was deemed "unfit" to operate a taxi service.
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" Senator Kamala Harris of California, a Democrat who sits on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, wrote in a Twitter post: "Sheriff David Clarke's unconscionable record makes him unfit to serve.
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Throughout the campaign, he had told his audiences that if Trump—"uniquely unqualified" and "temperamentally unfit" to be Commander-in-Chief—were to win, eight years of accomplishment would go out the window.
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We know that Scott Pruitt is a skeptic of widely accepted climate change science, but there's more to the story of why he's unfit to serve as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Although McAuliffe did not answer whether Trump is unfit to lead the nation after failing to directly condemn the hate groups, he expressed strong disagreement with the president's statements regarding the weekend events.
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" The president's magnanimity was striking as it came just two days after he warned Americans that Trump "lacks a basic understanding of the world" and is "temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief.
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"I believe the individuals speaking out against Roy Moore spoke with courage and truth, proving he is unfit to serve in the United States Senate and he should not run for office," Gardner said.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu called for an immediate ceasefire in Syria on Friday, describing the situation in Aleppo as critical and saying that President Bashar al-Assad was unfit to rule.
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All three national police commissioners appointed since 2000 have ended their terms in disgrace: one was jailed for corruption, one fired after a scandal over property deals and another found unfit to hold office.
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Anyone who has had any occasion to speak to Republican members of Congress or other pillars of the Washington conservative establishment knows they are perfectly aware that Trump is unfit to serve as president.
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She charged recently that Trump's praise for Putin marked him out as unpatriotic and reckless, as she tried to bolster her case that her surging rival was unfit to sit in the Oval Office.
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Vice President Mike Pence made history Tuesday with a last-second tie-breaking vote to save, rather heroically, a federal judge nominee the American Bar Association had deemed unfit to serve in that role.
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In his most aggressive attack yet on the Republican presidential nominee, Obama said Donald Trump was "unfit" to succeed him in the White House and called on Republicans to drop their support for him.
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The rule targeted people receiving Social Security checks for mental illnesses and people deemed unfit to have control over their own financial affairs, and flagged them to the national background check database, per NBC.
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As we've reported ... Nipsey's daughter is currently in the custody of his sister, Samantha, after she filed for guardianship over her -- Sam feels Nipsey's first baby mama is unfit to care for the child.
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Andrade has had injury concerns since early August, Guzman was unfit to play last week, and Mejia made his debut against Monterrey in Week 20 but left the match injured after just 14 minutes.
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Army Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Gaid Salah carefully managed Bouteflika's exit after declaring him unfit to stay in power and expressed support for protesters, who have put up little resistance to the military.
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Army Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Gaid Salah patiently managed Bouteflika's exit after declaring him unfit to stay in power and expressed support for protesters, who have put up little resistance to the military.
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Clinton has spent her career preparing for this moment while Mr. Trump has spent his enriching himself and is unfit to be president, because of both to his past record and his recent statements.
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" "A leader who neither understands nor cares about the mechanisms of government and the protections of liberty is unquestionably unfit to serve and should be voted out of office for the people's own good.
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In the ABC News interview, Comey offered a scathing judgment about whether Trump is qualified to serve as president, saying that he believes Trump is "morally unfit" to serve in the nation's highest office.
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The former FBI director, in an interview with ABC News, said Trump is "morally unfit to be president," felt there's evidence he's obstructed justice and believes the Russians might have compromising information on him.
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The reports come after the army chief of staff, Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah, renewed a call on Saturday for the Constitutional Council to declare the ailing 82-year-old Bouteflika unfit to rule.
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After lambasting Obama for months as a failed leader unfit to be president, the Republican president-elect found kinder words on Tuesday for the man he will succeed in the White House on Jan.
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While Brennan has been a vocal critic of the President since Trump took office -- calling him unfit to serve -- he is well-regarded by both Republicans and Democrats as a seasoned national security expert.
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But prosecutors and health advocates have warned that many online searches are leading addicts to click on ads for rehab centers that are unfit to help them or, in some cases, endangering their lives.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's chief rabbi said opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was unfit to be prime minister because he had failed to stem anti-Semitism "sanctioned from the top" and now gripping his party.
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The opinion piece argued that Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, is unfit to serve in the White House and that he should just go back to New York already.
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Pruitt is unfit to be EPA administrator, poses a danger to the air and water of all Americans, and must be rejected by the Senate for the good of our communities and our nation.
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After he'd left the United States, where instead of becoming revered, like Sendak and William Steig, he had been branded a deviant, unfit to be near children, Ungerer steered away from making picture books.
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Even though it's been months since Perry's death, Celeste's louche behavior is yet another thing that looks suspicious, and to Mary Louise, it's a definite sign that Celeste is unfit to care for the kids.
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Christianity makes a virtue of mercy and has its messiah tell a mob they are morally unfit to stone an adulteress (a violator of one of the Ten Commandments!) unless they are wholly without sin.
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But the longstanding Tory claim that Mr Corbyn is simply incompetent and unfit to be prime minister seems less convincing than it did, given that Mrs May has at times seemed less than competent herself.
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American politics has taken a dangerous turn Feb 22016th 226 The front-runner is unfit to lead a great political party, let alone America Mar 22016th 226 The prospect of Trump v Clinton is grim.
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Meek's lawyers presented a new argument to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, claiming Judge Genece Brinkley's 2014 lawsuit against a hotel for monetary damages is more proof she's unfit to reside over the rapper's criminal case.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama offered one of his sharpest denunciations of Donald Trump to date Tuesday, declaring the Republican nominee entirely unfit to serve as president and lambasting Republicans for sticking by their nominee.
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Clinton has accused Trump of being "temperamentally unfit" to be president and a slew of top former government officials have raised questions about Trump's character and his fitness to become the next commander-in-chief.
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A Clinton aide said Clinton, the wife of former President Bill Clinton, would say Trump had not outlined a coherent foreign policy doctrine and had proven himself to be temperamentally unfit to serve as president.
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Clinton's recent diagnosis has been portrayed more seriously than just a case of "walking pneumonia" (a common, mild, and treatable illness) — making mainstream an otherwise baseless claim that she is physically unfit to be president.
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His public crusade against Gonzalo Curiel, the federal judge presiding over the civil fraud suit against Trump University, continued Thursday when he (again) said Curiel's ethnicity makes him inherently unfit to adjudicate cases against him.
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Another accused Colorado gunman, Robert Dear, who is charged with shooting three people to death at a Planned Parenthood clinic in 2015, was deemed mentally unfit to stand trial after going through the competency process.
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Poroshenko, who said the elections had been fair and in line with international standards, 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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" The resolution sticks strictly to bigotry: It states that Trump brought "contempt, ridicule, disgrace and disrepute, has sown discord among the people of the United States, has demonstrated that he is unfit to be President.
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Former FBI Director called President "morally unfit to be president" in a new interview with ABC News' "20/20" Sunday night and said it is "possible" that Russia has something it can blackmail Trump with.
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Yet he indefatigably struts his narcissism, governs by tweet and thrives on turmoil, disdainful of claims that he is stunningly unfit to lead the nation — a charge that stirs mostly perverse delight among his partisans.
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The regulators stopped short of saying Staley was unfit to continue in his role, after he twice attempted to find out who wrote letters raising "concerns of a personal nature" about an unidentified senior employee.
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Clinton gave a speech on Thursday that was branded as a foreign policy address but was essentially a point-by-point attack on her likely general election opponent, calling him "temperamentally unfit" to be president.
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Whether it lasts that long may depend on how Ghani gets on with his chief executive Abdullah, who recently accused the president of being unwilling to listen to his ministers and unfit to hold office.
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Clinton wants to portray Trump as unhinged and unfit to be commander-in-chief, and they think this week's Machado story is playing to their advantage with just five weeks to go before Election Day.
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The key line in the column speaks for itself: A president who'd all but call a senator a whore is unfit to clean toilets in Obama's presidential library or to shine George W. Bush's shoes.
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When Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama warned last year that Donald Trump was unfit to control the U.S. nuclear arsenal, it wasn't partisan campaign trail hyperbole, but rather a point of nearly global consensus.
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When he struggled in the new super-team's first finals appearance, pundits rejoiced that he had gotten a much-deserved comeuppance, and been exposed as a choker unfit to join Mr Jordan in the pantheon.
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The trial of Hubert Zafke on 246,26 counts of accessory to murder at the Auschwitz death camp is close to collapsing, after a doctor found the 95-year-old unfit to be transported to court.
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The police said the man had a hunting license, which gave him the right to own firearms, but the authorities declared him unfit to own weapons after his failure to respond to the repeated summons.
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The selection of a nominee for president is an act of moral gravity, and party elites have an obligation to resist and exclude figures who are ethically and temperamentally unfit to wield the presidency's powers.
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The teenager's defense lawyers argued that his judgment had been impaired because he had severe autism and a brain tumor and is not able to distinguish right from wrong, making him unfit to stand trial.
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His position protects him, and affords him the opportunity to meet world leaders, make state visits, and burnish his reputation as Israel's longest-serving leader, all the while casting his opponent as unfit to govern.
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Almost a year on, Glaser's trial has been postponed at least eight times because of requests made by his legal team, including claims he is unfit to stand trial due to an ongoing cancer battle.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump attacked the jury forewoman in Roger Stone's criminal case again on Sunday, repeating claims that she was biased and therefore unfit to participate in his longtime friend's trial last November.
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"Never before have we seen so many warning signs with respect to a nominee prior to confirmation and we believe him to be unfit to serve as Director," wrote National ICE Council President Chris Crane.
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Biden's response: Biden's presidential campaign released a blistering statement on Thursday calling Trump "unfit" to lead the nation after revelations that Trump urged the Ukrainian president to open an investigation into Biden and his family.
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PAUL ZELEVANSKY, PITTSBURGH To the Editor: Judge Neil Gorsuch's ruling against a truck driver who was fired for abandoning his cargo in subfreezing temperatures shows why he is unfit to serve on the Supreme Court.
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A September Quinnipiac poll found that 55% of Hispanics are dissatisfied with the way things are going in the country today, with 58% saying that they believe that Trump is unfit to serve as President.
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A popular line of attack that's already surfaced on social media is that a person with Kapernick's level of success and presumed wealth is unfit to critique anything about the country in which he lives.
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A continuing confrontation with an angry, erratic President -- and Trump's odd kinship with foreign dictators -- helps flesh out one of Biden's foundational campaign pillars that the commander-in-chief is unfit to serve a second term.
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The forum took place in the middle of a week where Clinton and Trump have attacked each other over their respective defense policy proposals, and decried each other as temperamentally unfit to be commander-in-chief.
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LONDON, June 25 (Reuters) - Uber goes to court on Monday to overturn a decision stripping it of its licence in London after being ruled unfit to run a taxi service in its most important European market.
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Ryjenko then took 50 percent of the consultant's commission fee when the applications were approved, with the money paid into accounts in the name of his sister Tatjana Sanderson, who was declared unfit to stand trial.
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More than 100 retired generals and admirals plan to release a letter on Monday saying they believe she is unfit to lead the C.I.A. because of her role in the interrogation program and destroying the videos.
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Take Shakespeare's King Lear, or the endless grunts of disapproval J.P. Getty (Donald Sutherland) makes on Trust when confronted with his sons, all of whom he finds uniquely disappointing and unfit to inherit the oil empire.
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His daughter Ivanka and sons Eric and Donald Jr. will be especially important in building a more sympathetic picture of a man the Clinton campaign is portraying as temperamentally unfit to sit in the Oval Office.
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Comey's searing critique of Clinton's conduct in setting up the server and her handling of classified data offered the GOP a ready-made rebuttal as they fight her claims that Trump is unfit to be president.
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Moore, a far-right conservative, has said that "homosexual behavior" is an "inherent evil" that should be illegal, has compared same-sex relationships to bestiality, and has argued that LGBTQ+ couples are "unfit" to be parents.
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It would make it even harder for the press to treat Trump like something other than an unstable extremist grossly unfit to be in charge of our nuclear codes, military and prosecutorial power, and state secrets.
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Clinton is not just running on the presumption that Trump is "dangerously incoherent" and "temperamentally unfit" to be president, but also on the suggestion that she, by contrast, will bring competence and stability to the office.
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By the time the Trump campaign admitted that Mrs Trump's wife had plagiarised the wife of the man he declares unfit to be president, the kerfuffle had dominated TV coverage of the convention for a day.
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" Comey describes the Trump presidency as "a forest fire" in his book, and in an ABC News interview Sunday evening he compared Trump to a mob boss and said he was "morally unfit to be president.
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Yet if the Democrats' position is that doing something offensive while in university renders someone unfit to hold office, regardless of whether his attitudes and political views have since changed, they risk setting an impossible standard.
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Their basic argument is familiar: Candidates need to actively earn our support, and there is no moral duty to vote for a major-party candidate if you find both of them unfit to serve as president.
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Outrage over his remarks has reached a boiling point with critics like Speier insisting that the president is unfit to lead after failing to condemn racism so he can please the extremist followers within his base.
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But while impeachment supporters are cheering those steps, they are also wary of taking their eyes off of what they see as the ultimate goal: ousting a president whom they deem unfit to be in office.
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In a speech last week, Clinton attempted to pivot toward a general election match-up against Trump by deriding his lack of foreign policy chops and calling him "temperamentally unfit" to serve as commander in chief.
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The mayor of that harsh metropolis decrees that its canine inhabitants are unfit to mingle with the human ones, being infected with something called "snout fever," which sounds like an outtake from a Bee Gees album.
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In an interview, he expressed regret for an earlier remark describing AIDS as "a gay cancer," but defended efforts to fight gay rights legislation, insisting, for example, that same-sex couples are unfit to be parents.
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He went on to lump Mr. Johnson in with Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, whom Mr. Kaine and Hillary Clinton, his running mate, have repeatedly declared to be unfit to be commander in chief.
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Many Republican and Democratic leaders have condemned Trump's comments, but the candidate is urging his supporters to continue to defend his accusation that the federal judge is unfit to rule in the Trump University fraud case.
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" This week two influential conservative Catholic scholars, Robert George and George Weigel, put out an open letter to their co-believers, urging them to reject Trump as "manifestly unfit to be president of the United States.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) does not disclose the source behind his claim that the Obama administration inadvertently collected surveillance on members of President Trump's transition team, then he is unfit to chair the House Intelligence Committee.
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Transport for London shocked Uber in September by deeming it unfit to run a taxi service and refusing to renew its license, citing the firm's approach to reporting serious criminal offences and background checks on drivers.
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But this path is similarly obstructed by Republicans in Congress, who are behaving less like members of a coequal branch with oversight power than like co-conspirators of a man they know is unfit to govern.
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London's transport regulator shocked Uber in September by deeming it unfit to run a taxi service and refusing to renew its license, citing the firm's approach to reporting serious criminal offences and background checks on drivers.
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Her declining popularity as a result of a sluggish economy and judicial inquiries into questionable business deals by her son and daughter-in-law, he said, are indicative that women are unfit to run the country.
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And even if the FBI doesn't come back with new, damning information that might turn those few undecided Republicans against Kavanaugh, Democrats are making a broader, temperament-driven case against the judge as unfit to serve.
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The publications illustrate how some of Trump's top advisers believe the President of the United States is unfit to be the most powerful man in the world and have sought to circumvent or undermine his demands.
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Captain Grannis explained that the Commodore was "unfit to command" and told the Committee that he was "moved" to take the action against his commander out of "love to my country," along with the other whistleblowers.
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How would we feel if Nancy Pelosi made the case that President Trump is unstable and unfit to serve and then stood in front of a cheering crowd and declared herself president of the United States?
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The American political system seems crazy, with that Donald Trump guy and all, but the United States is far from the only country dominated by a man many see as patently unfit to hold public office.
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"Many Americans, including many Republicans, have observed the President's increasingly disturbing pattern of actions and public statements that suggest he may be mentally unfit to execute the duties required of him," Lofgren said in a statement.
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Three days after mocking Trump as unfit to control the codes needed to launch nuclear weapons, Obama told his successor that he wanted him to succeed and would do everything he could to ensure a smooth transition.
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They seem to assume that scientific opinion and tools can prove he is in a state of decline, and will be accepted by the rest of the government, which will decide he is unfit to be president.
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Another group, Led by Donkeys, anti-Brexiters that have carried out viral billboard campaigns, projected videos onto Big Ben Monday morning of former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson calling then-candidate Trump "unfit to hold office" in 2015.
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DES MOINES — With the final hours before the Iowa caucuses ticking away, Republicans are seizing on new and potentially damaging revelations about Hillary Clinton's handling of sensitive information as evidence that she is unfit to be president.
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Verbal fisticuffs between Trump and Clinton over emails, tax returns, and sexual assault have turned a presidential contest into a brutal spectator sport filled with vulgar exchanges that made the spectacle unfit to be watched by children.
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Transport for London (TfL) shocked Uber last month by deeming it unfit to run a taxi service and refusing to renew its license, citing the firm's approach to reporting serious criminal offences and background checks on drivers.
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Critics said the case itself showed he was unfit to be prime minister although other commentators suggested it could boost his leadership campaign by burnishing the anti-establishment image the Eton and Oxford-educated Johnson has cultivated.
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Transport for London (TfL) shocked Uber last month by deeming it unfit to run a taxi service and refusing to renew its licence, citing the firm's approach to reporting serious criminal offences and background checks on drivers.
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New York (CNN)The brother of the federal judge who has come under attack from Donald Trump as unfit to decide a lawsuit against the New York businessman has some choice words for the presumptive GOP nominee.
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The clause, which allows for a sitting president to be ousted if they're deemed unfit to serve, would require the support of eight of Trump's 15-member cabinet, the vice-president, and two-thirds majorities in Congress.
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" The New York State United Teachers, the union representing more than 600,000 educators and health care professionals across New York State has also called for Paladino's removal, releasing a statement Wednesday saying he is "unfit to serve.
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But no one could seriously deny that Trump was unfit to be president for a whole host of reasons—any of which could have been reason for Republicans to have dropped their candidate a long time ago.
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"He's unqualified and unfit to lead our country — but the unfortunate reality we must confront is that he still might be able to win if he spends enough to convince voters otherwise," Clinton said in the email.
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"I believe the individuals speaking out against Roy Moore spoke with courage and truth, proving he is unfit to serve in the United States Senate and he should not run for office," Gardner said in a statement.
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Trump blamed a bad earpiece for the oversight, and he has at other times disavowed Duke, but his rivals were quick to seize on the incident to suggest that he is unfit to be the Republican nominee.
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"In general, when there are credible allegations that employees may be unfit to continue accessing classified information, security clearances are supposed to be suspended while the allegations are investigated," Cummings wrote in the letter, sent June 21.
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"In general, when there are credible allegations that employees may be unfit to continue accessing classified information, security clearances are supposed to be suspended while the allegations are investigated," Cummings wrote in his letter, sent June 21.
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Speaking today in Atlantic City, Hillary Clinton lit into Donald Trump's record of managing casinos in the New Jersey resort town and gambling mecca, and argued that his business career shows he's unfit to serve as president.
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In speeches at the United Nations and the South Korean National Assembly and in his State of the Union, he described humanitarian outrages that make Kim morally unfit to lead his country, or to possess nuclear weapons.
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The Houthis' deputy foreign minister on Saturday said the Aden events proved Hadi's government was unfit to rule and called for dialogue with other main powers in Yemen to establish a federation under a "unified national framework".
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"Andrew Oldham's background proves he is unfit to serve as an impartial federal judge," Kristine Lucius, executive vice president for policy at The Leadership Conference, said in a call with reporters organized by the Alliance for Justice.
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" The National Review's Bill Kristol tweeted that "if you're for Trump you functionally are for a man unfit to be president," and Fox News's Erick Erickson wrote, "Reporters writing about the 'Stop Trump' effort get it wrong.
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Mr. Trump's appalling temperament renders him unfit to be president, and his grotesque policy formulations mock the principles of liberty and respect for the individual that have been the foundation of the Republican Party since Abraham Lincoln.
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Donald J. Trump tried out several lines of attack against Hillary Clinton, at one point calling her "unfit to be president," as he delivered an otherwise noticeably restrained speech to an audience of evangelical activists here Friday.
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John Podesta says President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is "unfit" to serve as president.
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"I believe the individuals speaking out against Roy Moore spoke with courage and truth, proving he is unfit to serve in the United States Senate and he should not run for office," Gardner said in a statement.
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In an ad released last week, Trump painted Clinton as unfit to protect the country and featured footage of her stumbling into a van when she fell ill at a 9/11 memorial ceremony in New York.
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Democrats want to see Donald Trump removed from office because they believe he is unfit to hold the job and a danger every day he remains in it, but few believe that is enough to merit impeachment.
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Last month, the Democratic National Committee took the unusual step of barring Fox News from sponsoring any of its presidential primary debates, saying its "inappropriate relationship" with the administration made it unfit to stage a fair event.
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That retreat was prompted when he was betrayed by his pro-Brexit ally and Oxford University friend, Mr. Gove, who declared Mr. Johnson unfit to be prime minister and, instead, ran himself in the contest that Mrs.
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One petition, an anti-Trump "manifesto" citing his alarming qualities — such as his lack of empathy, pathological lying, bullying and impulsiveness that rendered him unfit to hold office — attracted more than 3,000 signatures from mental health professionals.
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A former Republican governor with a political profile very much like yours, Christine Todd Whitman, recently wrote an op-ed saying that Republican politicians should be calling on President Trump to resign because he's unfit to serve.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer said his Liberal rival in the upcoming election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is unfit to govern the country after a 2001 picture emerged showing him dressed in brown face.
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Only when parents are abusive or unfit to care for their children can the children legally be taken away from them, the group argues in its suit, which was filed before the administration announced the new practice.
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The signal moment came when, having already characterized Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, he declared an American-born judge of Mexican descent unfit to preside over a lawsuit against the con game known as Trump University.
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"If this ruling stands, how long before each of us is just one bad accident, one disease, one diagnosis away from being too old, too fragile, too disabled, too 'unfit,' to be worth keeping alive?" he wrote.
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"Neomi Rao is unfit to serve for a lifetime on the federal bench, but Senate Republicans strong-armed members of their own party to confirm her anyway," said Alliance for Justice President Nan Aron in a statement.
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