Vilifying nonwhite, female members of Congress electrifies their audience is a way that vilifying, say, Rep.
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"We've been vilifying fat, especially saturated fat, for the last 30 or 40 years, when in fact we should have been vilifying sugar," Harper said.
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There is a great deal in common between the trend toward vilifying mothers for perceived parenting transgressions and vilifying people for perceived flawed political opinions.
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The press jumped on that comment, vilifying Romney for his callousness.
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Rohrabacher has criticized NATO — once in Trump's crosshairs — of "vilifying" Russia.
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Films often proselytise American militarism while vilifying the largely Muslim region.
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Some athletes are vilifying competitors suspected of using performance-enhancing drugs.
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He also faulted Trump for antagonizing Democrats and vilifying the press.
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Besides being self-defeating, vilifying groups of people is morally abhorrent.
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Some swimmers are vilifying competitors suspected of using performance-enhancing drugs.
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Let's value our differences instead of vilifying each other for them.
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When people are experiencing economic trouble, to point out a group, to vilify them and say, "That's the reason why everything is going wrong"—whether that's the right vilifying the left or the left vilifying the right politically, or whether it's Trump vilifying the Latino community—Adolf Hitler did the same thing to the Jews; that's how he rose to power.
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"Vaxxed" itself vacillates between vilifying vaccines and saying that they save lives.
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Palestinian leaders, he said, deserved to lose aid after vilifying the administration.
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By vilifying China, critics like Watters perpetuate a narrative of Western supremacy.
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By vilifying immigrants and asylum seekers, he hopes to galvanize his base.
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Finger-pointing, name-calling and vilifying controversial speakers and their supporters is futile.
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By vilifying one kind of drug user, the pro-privatization government sanctioned another.
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Vilifying the rich is bad for the country, Mr. Blankfein wrote on Twitter.
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We must stop vilifying recent immigrants and creating an "us versus them" mentality.
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He rose to power by vilifying Muslims, a core tenet of Hindu nationalists.
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I believe we can do better than vilifying our neighbors and plotting their demise.
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By pushing personal responsibility, Harden helped Clinton chastise welfare without completely vilifying black women.
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The Facebook video attracted hundreds of shares and comments, both vilifying and supporting him.
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The Democratic left is helping to mainstream vilifying the Jewish state within the party.
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Trump has roiled Iranian politics by vilifying the more moderate players while strengthening hardliners.
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Members of Congress were happy to help, vilifying Israel instead of holding Hamas responsible.
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For one, the mainstream media spent decades either vilifying queer people or ignoring them entirely.
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Bernie has toured the country vilifying Corporate America and hitting the pharmaceutical companies especially hard.
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Mr. Trump's discourse straddles the divide between the ideological domains, vilifying both trade and immigration.
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The solution can't be pining for old neighborhoods, sneering at yuppies, and vilifying social planners.
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Donald Trump has found that vilifying Muslim Americans is a very effective way of doing that.
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Op-Ed Contributor VILIFYING the National Rifle Association's tactics has long been standard practice among liberals.
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Mr. McConnell cautioned against vilifying Muslims who are key allies in the American war on terror.
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"They spend hours and hours vilifying us, but support for the party rises," Guevara said, smiling.
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She was vilifying reporters and calling out supposed fake news before fake news was even a term.
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It pays disproportionate attention to the plight of activist groups while ignoring or vilifying the working class.
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The Republicans have spent 24 years and millions of dollars vilifying her and every step she takes.
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He's vilifying the media for reporting on facts about the virus because they contradict his preferred narrative.
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President Trump refrained from publicly vilifying American institutions, assailing political adversaries, insulting allies or committing major gaffes.
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He believes the party needs to embrace corporate lobbyists rather than vilifying them, as many Democratic politicians do.
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" And: "The purpose of the rape crisis movement seems as much about vilifying men as about raising 'awareness.
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Far from vilifying California in their political advertisements, Texan leaders should study the Golden State, and vice versa.
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SOME WOULD SAY VILIFIES SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE I DON'T LIKE VILIFYING ANYBODY I THINK WE SHOULD APPLAUD SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE.
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Leon Cooperman, Bill Gates, and Jamie Dimon all spoke out against Senator Elizabeth Warren for vilifying the wealthy.
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Last year, hard-liners launched a campaign vilifying critical bloggers, which – to many onlookers' surprise – Díaz-Canal supported.
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There were ways, Tellex believed, to mitigate the effects of rising inequality without vilifying immigrants or blaming technology.
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The president in the 2016 campaign season made vilifying refugees and immigrants a central part of his strategy.
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How do you thread the needle and tell a story like this one without vilifying an entire culture?
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Notwithstanding the endless hours spent vilifying President Trump, Gallup puts his approval ratings at an all-time high.
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Once notorious for vilifying Israeli-Arab citizens, Mr Lieberman can now be credited with bringing Mr Netanyahu down.
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Now he's trying to save his Republican majority in Congress by stoking the same fears and vilifying opponents again.
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Jayapal said Trump's "vilifying of immigrants" makes it difficult for Republican colleagues to speak out on undocumented crime victims.
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On Wednesday, Donald Trump took time out from vilifying Muslims and put some of the blame on gun control.
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By vilifying Ocasio-Cortez, the GOP is helping to turn her into one of the political superstars of 2019.
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Someone's going to run against you, lie about you, spend millions of dollars vilifying you — but it's not personal.
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"They are vilifying the confederacy and Robert E. Lee," he said, sweating, after having a turn at the microphone.
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Vilifying the rich without providing context allows Republicans to paint all activists as socialists, which is not the case.
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On questions of the best diet, the nutrition community has generally moved away from prescribing particular diets or vilifying foods.
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Anslinger shared with President Trump a penchant for the pointed phrase "inner cities" as well as for vilifying America's metropolises.
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The idea of outright weapons bans and vilifying the NRA do not tend to go over well with CPAC teens.
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And it combines all Trump's worst aspects: his demagoguery, his bigotry, and his penchant for vilifying society's most vulnerable people.
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From my perch in the balcony, I watched the crowd of media as Trump went on at length, vilifying them.
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Her op-ed serves as a powerful antidote to the practice of vilifying ambitious women as they get closer to power.
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But Canada, who we have been vilifying for what they&aposre doing with lumber and dairy, they&aposre at 4.5 percent.
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In posing the question, the reporter made allusions to Clinton's support of abortion and Trump's statements vilifying migrants and religious minorities.
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I am hopeful that Washington will finally recognize the importance of supporting – rather than vilifying – the companies that drive our economy.
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Most of all it means treating individuals as individuals and not vilifying them based on any one aspect of their identity.
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She didn't take the time to find out our side of the story before vilifying Sanders and his supporters in Nevada.
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Combine a superior's order with vilifying the "other" in the midst of real or perceived danger, and almost anyone will torture.
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Some local fans supported Cube's decision, vilifying HyunA and E'Dawn as egotists who had "betrayed" their management company and their colleagues.
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Fueling populist rhetoric by vilifying immigrants was a distraction that "comes at zero cost," because most migrants can't vote, he said.
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Bringing up "gay experiences," as if they're on par with a history of cheating or massive debt, is vilifying to bisexual people.
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Until I find out particularly what the specifics are with this kid who did the shooting, I'm not gonna be vilifying him.
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" And a lot of that rhetoric can consist of excluding and vilifying everybody who is Muslim, or black, from the "true people.
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Once rid of the fearful and vilifying male gaze, we can recover Medusa's "grace" and "mailed radiance," rendering her human once more.
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When Bernie Sanders presents his message vilifying Wall Street, it has potency with the progressive left because it comes across as honest.
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Participants in the movement are making unrealistic demands and vilifying civil servants who are implementing a policy promulgated by U.S. elected officials.
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She says it's time to stop vilifying and shaming women—making it impossible for the actual truth to show through these narratives.
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Similarly, vilifying drug users for the damage caused by the illegal drug market depends on a simplistic understanding of how it works.
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Meaningful peace will remain impossible as long as corrupt and illegitimate military-dominated regimes depend on vilifying Israel to stay in power.
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" Prime Minister Narendra Modi has let a climate of mob rule flourish in India, with his right-wing Hindu supporters vilifying "secularists.
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Late last year, VICE News found that her strategy of vilifying Clinton was being well received by independent-minded Granite State voters.
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Sanders was vilifying the elites and the political establishment (of both parties) long before Donald Trump even started considering running for president.
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Still, Tusk acknowledged Bloomberg would face incoming in a debate, particularly from the left flank of the party keen on vilifying wealth.
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Vilifying refugees as authorities and members of the media race to find both the perpetrator and a scoop is irresponsible and dangerous.
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"As long as you're not vilifying the government, they are willing to work together," said Shawn Heinrichs, a wildlife campaigner working with WildAid.
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Stop vilifying people of color and produce positive, accurate and inclusive imagery rather than perpetuating trite stereotypes … the Time for change is now.
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" Some candidate will, Bradford expects, "be demonizing charter schools and their advocates, and vilifying them — and they'll be very vocal in the primary.
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Hoping to win a fifth election, Mr Netanyahu, like President-elect Trump, may feel that vilifying the media is the way to success.
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What's wrong is attaching stereotypes and value judgments to these terms, expecting other people to always fulfill them, and vilifying those who don't.
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There's been a push in the nutrition community to move away from singling out and vilifying nutrients and focus instead of eating patterns.
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"Our position is that President Trump's comments during the campaign repeatedly vilifying Sergeant Bergdahl prevents him from getting a fair trial," Fidell said.
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In this address Dr. King spoke about income inequality and the redistribution of wealth, protesting the Vietnam war, and vilifying the White House.
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I know what it means to have my opinion censored while every major media outlet is dedicated to vilifying me and my colleagues.
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Filmmakers have been told their stories should follow approved themes, like praising the army and the police, or vilifying the banned Muslim Brotherhood.
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Bright lines are dividing those supporting President Trump and those vilifying him, and Hollywood has never been shy about signaling where it stands.
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In 1983 a court in Beijing sentenced her to 17 years in prison on charges of persecuting and vilifying people, including party leaders.
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Kilgore said some of the prosecution's most vilifying allegations actually support the defense assertion that Harris forgot the boy was in the back seat.
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And thanks in large part to Rhys's performance, the episode manages to toe the line between sympathizing outright with Chuck and vilifying him completely.
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South Korea has not accused North Korea of carrying out the attack, despite state-run media in Pyongyang regularly vilifying North Koreans that defect.
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Rising activism was a hot topic at a recent REIT conference in New York, with some experts applauding the efforts and others vilifying them.
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Y.) on Sunday said some Democrats are vilifying Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as a form of political pandering to the party's left wing.
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But the most alarming signs accompanied the Republican presidential race, as each candidate seemed gleefully willing to one-up the others in vilifying Muslims.
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Keep it clean, by all means, but do we need to keep vilifying these people for doing exactly what we want them to do?
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He spent his energy not on vilifying anyone but on stating in the least hysterical, most persuasive manner possible what's right and what's wrong.
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He devoted a considerable portion of his campaign trail energy to vilifying China and painting it as one of the American worker's foremost threats.
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The third largest party there, Jobbik, is a far-right group that bases its electoral support on vilifying Roma and equating them with criminality.
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Instead of vilifying someone for endorsing a third party candidate in 2016, why not focus on what you're doing in your community to create change?
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It's a way of vilifying women for not living up to societal expectations of motherhood — expectations that are often rooted in sexist and trivial ideologies.
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For years, we have found ways to work together on a whole host of issues, and at the same time disagree without vilifying each other.
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Decisions that feel like shortcuts to democracy — tossing out judges or vilifying a hostile news media — can, in the long term, have the opposite effect.
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Livingstone is both wrong on his history and playing into a dangerous contemporary trend toward vilifying Jews who lived (and struggled to survive) in Hitler's Germany.
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Instead of punishing and vilifying these activists, the Chinese government should learn from their example and ensure that the laws on the books are actually enforced.
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It has rallied supporters with nationalist, conservative and Catholic slogans, vilifying social elites including judges, the liberal opposition and the EU as imposing on ordinary Poles.
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Over the weekend he was at the progressive Netroots Nation conference in New Orleans, where he accused Trump of "moral vandalism" for vilifying the news media.
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President Trump can also be considered complicit in this crime for vilifying immigrants attempting to cross the border and fomenting racial tensions with his political rhetoric.
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Our country needs a unifying figure, and our history shows that he or she rarely emerges from standard partisan institutions or by vilifying the other guy.
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The main talking points, particularly those vilifying the United States for the violent aftermath of uprisings in the Middle East and Ukraine, echoed a standard Kremlin argument.
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With Elizabeth Warren and so many other progressive presidential wannabes vilifying success and offering "free" stuff in exchange for votes, America needs you, now more than ever.
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Pop culture has long since given plenty of trash-as-folk examples of teachers, in some cases, glorifying or vilifying the profession—some accurate, others subjectively stupid.
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Ed Gillespie, the Republican candidate for governor of Virginia, adopted what many call "Trumpism" during his fall campaign, vilifying Democrat Ralph Northam as being soft on crime.
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David Inoue, executive director of the Japanese American Citizens League, said the stakes go up when it's elected officials — not schoolyard bullies or racist neighbors — vilifying a group.
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Because while Obama may have paid off Wall Street, the insurance industry, and Big Pharma he never stopped vilifying them and he never ceased harping about income inequality.
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But Previn's interviews become just another layer, another conceit that rehabilitates the image of a disgraced man by romanticizing his relationship and vilifying Mia Farrow as an abuser.
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He delivered a 493-minute serving of populist red meat vilifying the European Union as an enemy of Italian farmers and migrants as a source of Italy's woes.
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Trump's "re-election strategy relies on vilifying immigrants to score political points while implementing policies that ensure asylum seekers and refugees keep arriving at our border," Biden wrote.
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Leftist activists are vilifying ICE as a symbol of all that's wrong with US immigration policy — especially because any viable legislation solution is basically dead on arrival in Congress.
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Trump centered his entire campaign on vilifying immigrants, and his administration undoubtedly proved it cares more about an anti-immigrant agenda than protecting women in its first 100 days.
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A New York Times column by law professors Ron Nell Jones and Sonja West expressed alarm that the Trump administration was damaging American press traditions and vilifying media institutions.
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For example, expanding the earned-income tax credit would help working people earn more without pricing vulnerable people out of the labor market or vilifying employers for acting rationally.
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This time, Mr. Trump refrained from publicly vilifying core United States institutions like the courts, the F.B.I. and C.I.A. He neither assailed his political adversaries nor committed major gaffes.
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Democrats have done an excellent job of trashing Trump's policies, issuing hysterical alarms over the supposed dangers of deregulation (toxic water, foul air!) and vilifying the GOP tax bill.
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In the wake of an unprecedented blackout that cut off an entire Australian state from electricity on Wednesday into Thursday, some politicians are vilifying renewable power sources, particularly wind turbines.
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Can monies spent vilifying President Trump drown out the tidal wave of bonuses and wage hikes being given to workers across the land in response to the GOP tax bill?
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If the GOP clings to the House and keeps the Senate, Trump would likely claim validation for his hardline leadership rooted in keeping his political base intact and vilifying opponents.
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Mr. Trump's secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, has taken to calling the contagion the "Wuhan virus," vilifying the country where it originated and complicating efforts to coordinate a global response.
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Why should Democrats prop up a network that specializes in vilifying them, the theory goes, particularly at a time when some advertisers have distanced themselves from some of its shows?
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Mr. Trump's sudden embrace of politicians whom Republicans have spent years vilifying — especially Ms. Pelosi, whom Republicans have made into an avatar for the liberal, coastal elite — also sowed confusion.
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"The political elites have spent the decades vilifying either side to rally their troops behind the leaders, it would be naive to think that trend would change now," Nakano said.
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In 22014, Gamergate brutally harassed a Nintendo employee, targeting her on social media, unearthing her old writing in order to accuse her of pedophilia, and vilifying her to her employer.
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Accusations of Russian meddling have played into a domestic propaganda campaign that portrays all the country's economic and other problems as a result of Russophobic foreigners intent on vilifying Russia.
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An archived version of the page preserved in Google cache shows the subreddit on Monday featured posts mocking nonwhite people, vilifying transgender people, and claiming Jews are trying to normalize pedophilia.
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And with memes and Twitter clapbacks, he's able to deposit quick, easily digestible campaign messages with a simple image overlaid with text or a quick quote tweet vilifying his political opponents.
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An archived version of the page preserved in Google cache shows the subreddit on Monday featured posts mocking nonwhite people, vilifying transgender people, and claiming Jews are trying to normalize pedophilia.
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Candidates from both parties spend most of their time vilifying the other side, in order to raise the obscene amounts of money needed to wage an effective political campaign in 2018.
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O'Rourke, a 2020 presidential candidate who represented El Paso as its mayor pro tem and as a representative in Congress, accused the president of vilifying Hispanic communities such as El Paso.
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Now, I'm not saying he was pro-immigration, but he said we need to do something about this and stop vilifying Latinos because the Republican Party is going to become smaller.
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Officials had tried to prevent a repeat by vilifying Mr. Navalny and issuing thinly disguised threats of force and dire consequences for those attending demonstrations, as well as for their parents.
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The Morrison government — which has close ties to the coal industry — has responded by vilifying protesters with help from news outlets that are part of Rupert Murdoch's right-wing media empire.
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Instead, the industry spent much of the early aughts suing and vilifying potential customers or lobbying for copyright laws like the DMCA that created more problems than they professed to solve.
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Along with tough anti-immigrant rhetoric, vilifying Soros serves Orban's domestic political aims as he prepares for April 2018 elections, where he will seek re-election for a third consecutive term.
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David Rogers, a sociologist whose book vilifying New York's ossified Board of Education contributed to its eventual abolition and replacement by mayoral control over the city's public schools, died on Feb.
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"I'm a black immigrant who grew up in the United States post–9/11, so crazy, vilifying accusations have always been part of my life here in the United States," Omar said.
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That Reines not only did go on TV but went on Fox News, which has made a business of vilifying Clinton throughout her political career, is a hard thing to figure out.
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So once rumors began to surface suggesting that Smollett manufactured his attack, conservative media and pundits quickly pointed to his story as evidence of a broad conspiracy aimed at vilifying Trump supporters.
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Despite having no access to investigation documents, many of the world's renowned living philosophers signed an open letter vilifying Reitman as an individual supposedly determined to mount a "malicious campaign" against Ronell.
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"For the first time that I can remember in over 35 years in politics, an acting police commissioner and a mayor admit, without vilifying the victim, that the system failed," he said.
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One of the most important implications of these findings is a reminder that rhetoric vilifying the media, preserving American exceptionalism, and insisting on hyperawareness of threats did not originate with Donald Trump.
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As the lies by which he sold the Iraq war became exposed, Bush resorted to vilifying critics as if they were traitors in a 2006 speech to the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Such agreements are deployed for a range of reasons, including to protect intellectual property, to prevent departing employees from publicly vilifying the company and to confidentially settle claims of discrimination or harassment.
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By celebrating Gallagher and vilifying his examiners, Trump will likely cause some U.S. service members to second-guess the importance of abiding by U.S. military laws and international conventions on the battlefield.
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That&aposs how we now have ended up with the term of being Borked, which, by the way, the Oxford English Dictionary described as, quote, obstruct someone by systematically defaming or vilifying them.
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The future will be brighter for all women and girls if, instead of vilifying one another, we celebrated each other's accomplishments and worked together to success stories the norm rather than the exception.
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Pretending to believe in crackpot conspiracy theories and vilifying those who tell the truth won't do anything to help people adjust to the new reality — it just makes the fall that much harder.
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Despite Mr. Trump's campaign rhetoric vilifying Mexicans and focusing on a border wall, embassy officials and our Mexican partners felt after his inauguration that we would be able to continue working well together.
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Witnesses have said that police officers, under the command of a Hindu nationalist governing party that has a long history of vilifying Muslims, intentionally stood back and let Hindu mobs slaughter Muslim civilians.
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We Americans have tumbled in the opposite direction, vilifying those with whom we disagree; a growing share of us would object if a child sought to wed someone from the other political party.
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Trump's comments vilifying immigrants may have been decisive in Nevada, too: Ninety percent of Clinton's winning margin there in 22019 came from the 80 most Hispanic precincts in Las Vegas, Damore's analysis found.
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Clayton is more of a conventional choice than was expected under an Icahn-advised president-elect, but he is consistent with Republican ideals in terms of dealmaking with Wall Street rather than vilifying it.
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This is partly because it does not recognise the Ahmadis as Muslims either; but it has condemned Mr Shah's murder, and insists that the Ahmadis can be argued against "without vilifying or demonising them".
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In between, two dutiful understudies held forth: former acting CIA directors Mike Morell ("total Clinton flunky") and John McLaughlin, the only speaker on the stage not yet honored with a vilifying Trump call-out.
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But if the party is to build momentum from the 2018 midterm, and not just tread water, leadership must spend more time defining what it is about and less time vilifying what it isn't.
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"While clearly there are issues with some prescribing practices, there's also clearly a risk to vilifying these medicines," said Diederik Lohman, associate director of the health and human rights division at Human Rights Watch.
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If compromises are achieved, both sides will have something to defend to their constituents and it will, perhaps, reverse the process of vilifying the party opposite as an enemy rather than as a partner.
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Keep the infrastructure promises and drop the birther forays; pursue E-Verify but forgo the child-separating cruelties; be tough on China but stop vilifying black athletes; embrace nationalism but stiff-arm Confederate nostalgia.
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Just compare the inclusive if dull message you hear from corporations with the state of our political culture, where the vilifying of enemies (the elite, welfare queens, the deplorables) is still a critical tool.
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One of the issues, though, is that their good work stands atop a long history of shaming and pathologizing that goes back to the Victorian era of vilifying masturbation as form of sex addiction.
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For one night at least, it seemed that the unpredictable billionaire had heeded calls by the GOP establishment -- which he built a campaign on vilifying -- to rein himself in for the good of the party.
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If nothing else, the film highlights the complicit role that we, the viewers, have played, not just in vilifying Harding, but hundreds, thousands of women who have come before — from Mary to Tonya, and beyond.
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Image 2 of 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – The wife of former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has slammed police raids on their properties, saying they appeared targeted at vilifying the family to provoke public anger.
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Each said that an immigration overhaul should not include mass deportations, that the American economy should better serve the middle class, and that keeping the country safe from terrorism should not mean vilifying ethnic groups.
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For months they've leveled nearly identical accusations against WikiLeaks, vilifying the group as illegitimate for little reason other than it had released material that illuminated dirty Democratic practices, harming the Clintons' short-term political prospects.
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However, both resolutions read more like political balancing acts than clarion moral calls, and both are unlikely to deter the next elected official who thinks about making a public statement vilifying another group of Americans.
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Vilifying police — especially when the facts around many of these incendiary shooting incidents are largely ignored — will only generate additional mistrust and further erode police ranks at a time when more cops are badly needed.
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His comment drew a sharp rebuke from the Washington-based Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, which noted the incident comes amid increasingly heated rhetoric from Republican President Donald Trump and supporters vilifying the news media.
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But critics see an alarming authoritarian streak in the president's outsider approach, such as his vilifying media outlets that cover him critically, his disregard for Congress and regulatory institutions, and his cozy relationship with the military.
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Prosecutors helped drive down murder and violent crime rates by concentrating on gang leaders and gun violations, not by vilifying victims of addiction, getting tough on marijuana, or reviving policies of mass incarceration for petty offenses.
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"You're vilifying us for six months, then you're going to give us a little black-and-white photo of Martin Luther King, give us two stanzas from 'I Have a Dream' and move on," he said.
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Trump could be a master at vilifying Democrats, particularly if they take a sweeping election victory and overplay their hand, she said, using the example of House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a Georgia Republican, in the 22020s.
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The rest of his address hit familiar talking points: boasting about the American economy; praising sovereignty; denouncing globalism, unfair trade, the UN Human Rights Council, OPEC and the Iran nuclear deal; and vilifying China, Iran and Venezuela.
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Maggie's story is the most heartrending of the three in the book because she seems the least deserving of other women's judgment; you can't get much worse than vilifying a teenage assault victim for speaking her truth.
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This episode, and the series as a whole, made us re-examine the way we viewed these women while the media was vilifying them, as well as acknowledge the strength they needed to rise above it all.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The United States should reject "prejudice" and respect facts instead of vilifying China's record on religious rights, the Communist Party newspaper People's Daily said on Saturday after fresh criticism of China's treatment of ethnic Muslims.
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Missing from Ms. Filipovic's account, however, is the inconvenient fact that for decades Hillary Clinton responded to allegations of sexual assault against her husband by denying those charges on his behalf and by vilifying the alleged victims.
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Fillon offered his support to the mayors who had passed burkini-ban laws, while Prime Minister Manuel Valls continued to criticise the burkini, stating that wilfully vilifying that piece of clothing was in no way attacking personal freedom.
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In recent weeks, conservatives have been as enthusiastic about touting Sanders as they have been about vilifying his rival Hillary Clinton, who last night swept the South Carolina Democratic primary with more than 73 percent of the vote.
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I think it is wonderful that Congressman Hunter sticks up for the little guy, I just wish he was a little more judicious about the folks he backs and a little less politically vilifying of my fellow Democrats.
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But rather than adjust the policy or address the core reasons so many people were stuck in the cycle, the conversation focused largely on vilifying welfare recipients as corrupt drains on society, leeching off hard-working American's tax dollars.
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Opinion If only we had been clever enough to take Donald Trump neither literally nor seriously, we would have known that after vilifying Wall Street throughout his campaign, he would embrace it once he got to the Oval Office.
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In a 2018 piece published in Vox, Nittle wrote that the censure of Black Friday often takes on a racist and classist tone, with negative media coverage of Black Friday often vilifying low-income individuals and people of color.
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As much as I love me some Sandy, vilifying alleged cheaters is not exactly a fair game to play — we'll never know the true circumstances of the marriage between Bullock and James, and speculating isn't very kind to either party.
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"Just as sincerely held religious beliefs would not be a defense to a hate crime prosecution, vilifying others in the name of religion should not immunize a group from being designated as a hate group, in our view," Cohen said.
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He's praised Orban, making common cause with the Hungarian leader in vilifying Soros, a Jew who survived the Nazi occupation of Budapest during World War II and has spent billions of dollars supporting democratic institutions and civil society around the world.
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"I made the right choices for the French economy," he said, defending a pro-business U-turn a year and a half into his mandate after having risen to power in 2012 vilifying the financial sector as his biggest enemy.
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In a scenario that once would have been unthinkable for mainstream Republicans, they are now largely relying on Mr. Cruz, who made his name in the Senate vilifying party leaders, to slow Mr. Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs.
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On ABC's "This Week," Representative Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican who is one of Mr. Trump's most steadfast defenders, said the president was merely interested in rooting out legitimate accusations of corruption and that Democrats were unfairly vilifying him for it.
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"For the American public, also, we had to do this real pirouette from vilifying the inhuman, disgusting, vile Japanese to being our best friends in the Pacific," said Jeff Kingston, the director of Asian studies at Temple University in Tokyo.
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In new docs, obtained by TMZ the "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" stars -- who are in the middle of a custody war -- were admonished by a judge to stop "doing any act injuring, maltreating, vilifying, threatening, molesting, or harassing" each other or their kid.
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To repair his relationship with Europe and the United States, Erdogan needs to reinstate press freedom, free imprisoned journalists and parliamentarians, stop publicly vilifying his opponents and put an end to the Nazi references he used to describe the German and Dutch governments.
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"In a funny way, even though I'm discouraged about how they're vilifying Muslims and using the presidential seal of approval to vilify Muslims, the lawsuits and people's response has made me feel even stronger about this country," Mr. Hakky, the technology executive, said.
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On display throughout the Russian Federation, it glorifies Russian autocrats, including Ivan the Terrible and Stalin, as great leaders, while vilifying as Western agents the Decembrists, a group of young Russian officers who sought to introduce reforms and a constitution in 1825.
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Even if he is acting in his own interest and solely on his own accord, many of his public actions (and we don't know how many of his private actions) have fulfilled Russia's overarching agenda of vilifying America's institutions and hurting US national security.
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The reluctance to probe these allegations further in Congress could also be driven by the same political calculus Democrats have been taking toward impeachment: While they value the need to hold Trump accountable, they don't see vilifying the president as a winning political issue.
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While he makes the May Ray duo an easy enemy and parody of modern performance art, vilifying them as symbols of outside interests, his focus is on the town's struggle to keep its sense of identity, and the importance of capital as much as art.
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And despite Bonnell asking repeatedly why that matters, Jafari instead stumbled through far right talking points vilifying immigrants as lazy criminals and demanding the need for America to have a unifying culture (though he was unable to express why that would demand a white majority).
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One central question is whether Trump's attempts to whip up his base by vilifying immigrants and refugees in the final weeks will harm vulnerable House incumbents by alienating college-educated whites and energizing Latino voters, who make up 2421% of the electorate in California.
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Sandmann, who was wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat in video of the incident, sued the network for $275 million in May over its reporting, saying CNN was "vilifying and bullying him" and had twisted the story to fit an anti-Trump agenda.
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GOP groups have spent close to $10 million in advertising and media messaging, long focused on tying Lamb to the Democratic establishment, vilifying House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, and touting the GOP tax plan — Republicans' only major legislative win from Trump's first year in office.
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" The 58-to-42 rejection in 1987 of Judge Robert H. Bork, nominated by President Ronald Reagan, gave the English language the verb "to bork," defined by Oxford as to "obstruct (someone, especially a candidate for public office) by systematically defaming or vilifying them.
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"The resulting trial focused not on ascertaining the truth regarding the state of the science, causation, and compliance with legal duties, but instead on vilifying Monsanto in the abstract," the company, which bought Monsanto last year for $63 billion, said in motions filed with the court.
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Orban has recently stepped up his anti-immigration campaign with billboards and inserts in state media vilifying European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker and Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire George Soros whom he accuses of being in cahoots to bring large numbers of Muslim immigrants into Europe.
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President Trump's onslaught of disparaging tweets calling Baltimore a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" — and characterizing Maryland Democrat Elijah Cummings as failing to fix it — extends Trump's streak of vilifying big American cities and adds a racial spin that scores points with parts of his base.
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" The honesty is bold: "The fact is, even if you were to stop bombing us, imprisoning us, torturing us, vilifying us and usurping our lands, we would continue to hate you because our primary reason for hating you will not cease to exist until you embrace Islam.
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The Hungarian leader, who has sparked controversy by vilifying refugees and erected a razor wire fence along his country's southern border last year, said the Balkans route was closed for now and vowed to keep it that way, but added Europe was still vulnerable from the south.
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New York (CNN Business)The White House on Wednesday launched a tool for people to report instances of perceived social media bias, signaling President Donald Trump's and top Republicans' plan to continue vilifying technology companies, which are currently seen as political villains by many in the conservative base.
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So, when it was revealed that the photos were allegedly staged by Markle (his daughter and Meghan's half-sister, the very chatty Samantha Grant, claimed it was her own idea to stop the press from vilifying their father) fans of the Royal Family wondered exactly what Meghan would do.
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By airing the abject confessions and accusations of a sweeping, conspiratorial antiparty coalition, Mr. Xi's administration was "putting civil society in all its forms on trial, and vilifying them as an anti-China plot," Maya Wang, a researcher on China for Human Rights Watch, said in emailed comments.
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WHITMER: People who are trying to hold onto their status in the upper echelons of decision-making in the country, they're vilifying anyone who doesn't see the world the same way, whether it's Serena on the tennis court or the woman who's outside locking arms with her fellow protesters.
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Facing a looming indictment in three corruption cases, Mr. Netanyahu pulled out all the political tactics that served him well over 23 years — fear-mongering, Arab-bashing, vilifying opponents, pledging to annex the Jordan Valley and claiming a unique relationship with America, and now especially with President Trump.
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Tom Steyer accused President Trump of "vilifying non-white people," ignoring how there have been 1.2 million new jobs created for black Americans since President Trump took office, and that Black household income has increased by 2.6 percent in 2018 to $41,361, the highest level in nearly twenty years.
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Reporters and media organizations found themselves not just advocating their own importance, individually and collectively — a fraught task even in a more forgiving environment — but pledging membership in, and solidarity with, the same colloquial "media" that Trump had just spent his entire campaign generalizing and vilifying to great effect.
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Trump injected himself into the storyline on Wednesday, first giving relatively staid remarks from the White House and then going on to appear at a political rally in Wisconsin, where he blamed the media for public rancor while omitting his own history of vilifying his political opponents and endorsing political violence.
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"We have a leader ... in the White House who publicly says Islam hates us, who fuels hate against Muslims, who thinks it is okay to speak about a faith and a whole community in a way that is dehumanizing, vilifying, and doesn't understand ... the consequences that his words might have," Omar said.
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A president who just last week threatened to stop a Justice Department effort to extradite a Chinese tech executive and who spends most days vilifying the special counsel had now stepped into a complicated legal and ethical case that goes to the heart of the fraught politics of the military's rules of engagement.
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He did not mention the effect his own divisive words -- warning of an "invasion" of immigrants or vilifying lawmakers of color who oppose him -- have further charged the political climate For all his faults, the message of Obama's presidency, even if he failed at it, was to try to bring the country together.
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But now, as it became clear that the bombing suspect, Cesar Sayoc Jr., 56, was a die-hard backer of the president, whose white van was a mobile shrine to him — plastered with stickers celebrating Mr. Trump and vilifying his foes — the president's appeals to nativism and partisan furies threatened to boomerang on him.
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In Hungary, where the movement has reached a fever pitch, supporters of Prime Minister Viktor Orban are vilifying "foreign-funded" N.G.O.s — especially those succored by George Soros, the liberal American billionaire — and accusing the groups of wanting to flood Europe with Muslim refugees and transform "Christian" nations into multicultural stews of left-wing globalism.
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I go give talks to elementary kids who don&apost listen to me very much, but I have the officer badge on so they pay a little bit of attention, but you know, our police force has gotten a lot of flack over the last few years, and instead of vilifying them, I am doing the exact opposite.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A few years ago I was covering a panel discussion for Hyperallergic featuring members of Gran Fury, an ACT UP affinity group focused primarily on producing what group members themselves called "propaganda" against a government hellbent on isolating, vilifying, and smugly looking on as tens of thousands of their citizens died of AIDS.
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Fidesz (founded in 1988 as the Hungarian Alliance of Young Democrats) has actively pushed a narrative of Hungarian victimhood and ethnocentrism in schools, theaters and universities while vilifying any opposing viewpoint, and especially pro-democracy organizations funded by George Soros, the Hungarian-American billionaire who has become something of a whipping boy for the far right throughout Central Europe.
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Trump has expanded Supreme Court shortlist amid pressure from pro-choice advocates, GOP senator claims 22 ICE investigators call for agency to be disbanded Retiring director hits back at New York Dems for unfairly vilifying ICE DIVIDED DEMS FALL: Democrats appear to be cracking under the pressure of opposing President Trump, and party infighting is going public months before the midterm elections .. . Rep.
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In the midst of the Great Depression, when Georgia was among the poorest states in the nation, Eugene tried to build a national campaign by vilifying Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, which was the best and only hope that poor Georgians had to pull themselves out of an entrenched poverty that had bedeviled the state and region since the end of the Civil War.
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It is difficult, if not impossible, to come to Lévy (hereafter referred to, in the abbreviated French manner, as B.H.L.) without preconceptions formed from seeing images of him, carefully coifed and wearing one of his studiously unbuttoned Charvet (so I gather) shirts as he gives interviews, or from reading one of the many, alternately fawning or vilifying articles about him.
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He had been elected to the local assembly in Delhi in 2015 from the progressive Aam Aadmi Party, but eventually fell out with his colleagues and defected to Mr. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party, or B.J.P. He then started espousing Hindu nationalist views and vilifying Muslims, more out of political expediency than true belief, argued Mr. Bathla, who claims to have known Mr. Mishra for 30 years.
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Since then, the party has taken to vilifying immigrants, gays, women's reproductive rights and now, transgendered people using public bathrooms, to new heights as party members use these cultural markers as shiny objects to distract Americans from the one and only fact that matters: The party does not have a real solution for creating jobs that allow Americans to take care of their families, build wealth and plan for their futures.
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In vilifying his opponents, Mr. Trump was not troubled by the fact that the 300-plus-page report by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, has yet to be released, or that Attorney General William P. Barr, in his summary of Mr. Mueller's findings, stipulated that the report did not exonerate the president, even if it did not find him guilty of conspiracy or of obstructing justice.
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"The media's obsession with vilifying conservatives -- whether it's calling Americans who want immigration controls bigots, slandering those who push for school choice as anti-teacher, or claiming those who seek to block-grant medicaid to the states want to push granny off a cliff -- is the very reason we're not going to apologize for standing up against the oppressive political correctness the leftist media uses in its impotent attempt to silence their political opponents."
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The enabling and dissemination of inflammatory content believed to have contributed to the genocide of the Rohingya in Myanmar would very much fall under that category: In a series of posts going back years, The New York Times reported last fall, military personnel in Myanmar "turned the social network into a tool for ethnic cleansing," taking advantage of the platform's ubiquity to spread propaganda vilifying the county's minority Muslim group, who were then repeatedly massacred.
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The major ones are captured in a now-viral post by Chicana writer Myriam Gurba via Tropics of Meta, in which she beautifully sticks a blade into Cummins' lazy exposition; the embarrassing stereotypes and clichés; blatant appropriation of the works of other Latinx writers; the pitying and vilifying gaze laid thickly on Mexicans; and Cummins' exploitative entitlement as a white woman writing a story of a place, people, and experience she has no connection to.
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