The baiting season can last six months, which is longer than other states—baiting season is only a few weeks in neighboring Minnesota.
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NFX Guild's James Currier's journey from baiting hooks to baiting big deals Jonah Goodhart started his entrepreneurial journey while still in college at Cornell University.
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So much for baiting his army to come to you.
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The same is true for his tweet baiting of Pakistan.
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Such media misogyny -- and the tired, race-baiting rap vs.
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If it rained, there would be no baiting that day.
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GREEN I was intrigued by that nostalgia baiting, at first.
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Now, however, red baiting may be needed to maintain control.
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The Islamic State's counterpunch: herding civilians together and baiting airstrikes.
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But the baiting did not cease even after he won.
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Trump's associates predict more, not less, of the race-baiting madness.
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Ambushing people and baiting them with inappropriate questions is messed up.
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" Adds Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi: "Jen is controlling him and baiting him.
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Not long ago Christchurch was notorious for its race-baiting skinheads.
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Only now he's race baiting as the GOP's undisputed standard-bearer.
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They enjoy baiting the group-thinking liberals that dominate the scene.
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He's been baiting his hook for another fishing expedition ever since.
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As the interview progressed, Mr. Gingrich turned to baiting Ms. Kelly.
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But Trump has fatally entwined it with his constant race baiting.
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Republican politicians could have denounced the race baiting but remained silent.
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Corey Stewart's race-baiting rhetoric is offensive to everybody in Virginia.
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It's not just a click-baiting moniker, it's now an official category.
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A ban on baiting and feeding in the Lower Peninsula, effective Jan.
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I despise racist and immigrant-baiting hate speech as much as anyone.
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Baiting traps have been set up with food, according to ABC 7.
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"I see no race baiting or anything of that nature," he said.
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The gay-baiting popular crowd comes in all, easily mixed colors here.
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"Donald, I think with Roy baiting him," chose another path, he said.
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"If I become president one day … " Mr. Noor said, baiting the crowd.
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Dixiecrats gave way to the race-baiting Republican politics of Nixon and
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I know something about the PC police, slimy lies and race-baiting.
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Joe McCarthy's red-baiting, is one of Trump's heroes, once his mentor.
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John's humor was wry, and he loved to deflect any emotional baiting.
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Enforcement Act, race-baiting tactics in the 2008 election, and close ties to
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP has ratcheted up his race-baiting rhetoric in recent weeks.
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Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.) during the red-baiting Army-McCarthy hearings in 1954.
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How else can you advertise to an acerbic populace than by baiting them?
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Oscar may have been baiting Trump because the fight is a Mexican vs.
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We're not race-baiting, they say, that ad never mentioned race at all!
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Ed Gillespie's race-baiting waltz with the far-right didn't make him governor.
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He retained Senator Joseph McCarthy's red-baiting counsel, Roy Cohn, to defend him.
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These race-baiting strategies in Virginia and New Jersey are not entirely new.
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Forest Service opposes bear-baiting ban in Idaho, Wyoming, the Associated Press reports.
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Even among the conservatives, at least for the time being, race-baiting is
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Now, Trump's race-baiting is being weaponized on the campaign trail once again.
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"They are baiting Americans to drive more polarizing and vitriolic content," Brookie said.
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She had never liked the red-baiting Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, she said.
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"The first thing I realized was that Charlemagne was baiting him," Preston says.
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Tamee (Kia Stevens) becomes Welfare Queen, a personification of Reagan-era race-baiting.
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Why can't I do the same thing with Oscar-baiting big-name films?
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" And, oh yeah, Graham also called Trump a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot.
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At the same time, she was baiting her followers on Instagram with content.
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He was fined $400 each for baiting and hunting from an observation point.
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MCENANY: They are using race-baiting and tactics like this to bully out candidates.
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And it's a double-pleasure when said music is a Trump-baiting Christmas song.
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L'Engle has a gift for baiting intellectual hooks, for making life feel irresistibly mysterious.
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Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of North Korea's ruling Workers' Party, likes baiting Japan.
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Southeast Asian Uber competitor Grab also spent the weekend baiting Pokémon — and their trainers.
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Ralph Northam with a campaign based entirely on unhinged conspiracy theories and race baiting.
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The race baiting with trying to make Barack Obama, our first black president, illegitimate.
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The moral case for universal health care is too often obscured by red-baiting.
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What Trump has done, by contrast, is plainly the worst kind of race baiting.
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Princess Leia, the obvious choice, was most recognizable in an ogle-baiting metal bikini.
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"The president is always interested in race-baiting," Ryan said late Saturday on MSNBC.
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So consider "Boys" the cool glass of water after a cavity-baiting candy binge.
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Australia's race commissioner exited office with an indictment of race-baiting commentators and politicians.
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Before Trump's bigotry, race-baiting, misogyny, corruption, bullying and vindictiveness, there is the lying.
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This backstory "twist" could easily feel like a cheap bit of inexplicable queer baiting.
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They could well be baiting you and recording what you do for propaganda purposes.
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"This is nothing more than race baiting," one commenter wrote on Team Westport's page.
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The race-baiting led The New York Times to run an editorial condemning Faso.
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On pick one, you can see Marcus Peters playing off-coverage, baiting Fitzpatrick openly.
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" He even referred to Trump on national television as "a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot.
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There was more to that failure than Hillary Clinton's incoherence or Donald Trump's race-baiting.
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They also warn against "blood baiting," or chumming, especially in waters close to the shore.
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Cline has an ear for the barbed and baiting way girls speak to each other.
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Trump 'a demagogue' This isn't the first time Signer has accused Trump of race-baiting.
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This law pours gasoline onto the embers of the Holocaust, baiting haters on many sides.
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On Twitter — the primary source of Hamill's spoiler-baiting — he also played things pretty safe.
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We have long been opposed to this vitriolic, unproductive, race baiting, and divisive White House.
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But for all the Muslim baiting, London's new mayor is part of an encouraging trend.
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McAfee is a master at framing his own narrative, baiting and manipulating media into complicity.
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This kind of broad-brush race-baiting desensitizes us to the real racists out there.
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Flake is uncomfortable with the Trump's race-baiting and his repeated attacks on, well, everyone.
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"I think he was just baiting me a bit," said Tomic, the No. 216 seed.
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People are just baiting each other and trying to get reactions out of each other.
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"Truth is I should be better than the guys baiting me," Cuomo tweeted Tuesday morning.
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"Fodder" would be an appropriate way to refer to unimportant, attention-seeking, tabloid-baiting bullshit.
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"Tip baiting is real ... especially right now!" one worker wrote in a message to Recode.
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Is it possible to be in favor of a tougher immigration policy without race-baiting?
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He never engaged in race baiting — astonishing for a populist Southern politician in that era.
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Trump has made his own racist remarks and relied on race baiting throughout his career.
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"Remember that slander if there's a sustained revival of silly red-baiting today," Dingell wrote.
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Which suggest that Trump's race-baiting "Pocahontas" riff was never about an actual DNA test.
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NFX Guild's James Currier's journey from baiting hooks to baiting big deals As the first institutional investor in Lyft, a serial entrepreneur, a hands-on ex-engineer and a lifelong tech enthusiast, I have been fascinated by the promise of the world of autonomous transport.
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Kjaerbye was baiting out Taz as time was dwindling down on the bomb and Taz bit.
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A dolphin responding to a hand gesture... or perhaps baiting a human in preparation for attack.
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Advanced fighting game concepts like baiting, block strings and punishes were all present and accounted for.
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Here's where web savvy and Facebook-baiting know-how can prime a story for tonal missteps.
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Cold War era crackdowns, open or implicit, Red-baiting, derailed opportunities to build a mass movement.
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This reporter hopes that it goes the way of bear-baiting and gladiators at the Coliseum.
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The DNC chair said Trump's speech was heavy on "immigrant baiting" and consisted of empty promises.
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The Willie Horton ad is rightly seen as a precursor to Donald Trump's race-baiting politics.
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Much of the race-baiting in recent days has been targeted specifically at black Democratic candidates.
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Back in 2014, accusations that the singer was guilty of queer-baiting circulated far and wide.
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Clinton, who dominated the confrontation from its opening moments, needling and baiting him over and over.
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It happened with the attacks by white supremacists in Charlottesville and with other race-baiting issues.
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Appreciate all the support but - truth is I should be better than the guys baiting me.
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Serper said the attackers are "baiting" other hackers by posting the repackaged tools on hacking forums.
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Dial's portfolio now includes options like white tea and the eternally millennial-baiting pink Himalayan salt.
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Smith was criticizing the tactics of her red baiting Republican Senate colleague from Wisconsin, Joseph McCarthy.
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Canadians had finally decided that Mr. Harper had crossed a red line with his Muslim-baiting.
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Donald Trump's race-baiting closing argument going into Election Day, explained Why is art so expensive?
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The label wants your attention, trolling you with its hot-take-baiting commercial and aesthetic decisions.
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Are there self-identified MRAs who aren't just rage-baiting and who are doing good work?
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"Today the Republican Party is really splintered on this type of race-baiting politics," Campa-Najjar said.
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A challenge that could offer Republicans the security they crave, without the race-baiting, would be invaluable.
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Blood baiting is when an individual drops blood in the water to lure sharks to the area.
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She accused him of "baiting" straight-identified men, which dovetails with Charles's history of publicly admiring them.
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Unfortunately other plot points seem like the same-old, same-old Jack Death Baiting days of yore.
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But recent commercials suggest both candidates have turned Trumpian, meaning nativist, race-baiting and unconcerned with accuracy.
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So I just started baiting her with questions: 'Hey, you want to have a glass of wine?
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Though his speech was met with accusations of "queer baiting" from some concert-goers, Jonas remains defiant.
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He has no experience at anything other than race baiting and race trading as a community organizer.
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The Army-McCarthy hearings in 1954 became a platform through which opponents of the red-baiting Sen.
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" His wife's son, Tanner Gross, 25, was ordering a liberal-baiting T-shirt that said "Trump-eached.
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I mean, you're-- you're baiting me a little bit to do it, but-- BECKY QUICK: I am.
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As is his twitter announcement just this morning that he would pardon race-baiting felon Dinesh D'Souza.
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Wolf, a former "Daily Show" correspondent, referred to Kelly as a "pretty, race-baiting puppet" in 2017.
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" The Muslim-baiting British Conservative politician Boris Johnson says that he is "increasingly admiring of Donald Trump.
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And he's accused both Trump and his Republican opponent Ron DeSantis of race-baiting throughout the election.
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They're one thing when he's baiting Democrats, quite another when he's thumbing his nose at international law.
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I don't believe these views represent anything but the most extreme elements of the race-baiting fringe.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Netanyahu used blatant race-baiting tactics to win his last election, in 2015.
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Race-baiting conservatives then swooped in, he says, and the country was left the worse for it.
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Six months of race-baiting later, he's winning 5 percent of the black vote against Hillary Clinton.
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Pitchers have tried to counter by baiting them with high fastballs that stay above their bat path.
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But, the bigger message was clear ... stop baiting the criminals by showing off what's inside your homes!!!
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The most famous and popular of these sports is bull-baiting, from whence the Bulldog gets its name.
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An immediate ban on baiting and feeding in the 16-county area identified as the CWD Management Zone.
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Graham in the past has called Trump a "race-baiting, xenophobic religious bigot," among many, many other insults.
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The embattled incumbent was accused of "race-baiting" his challenger, Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar, a Latino Arab-American.
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Dad eventually wound up baiting the kangaroo with an apple to get him to hop off the van.
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The mystique is further undercut by Mr Ritzheimer's record of Muslim-baiting in his home state of Arizona.
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She will find it difficult to do this without baiting the Trump bull to fracture his support base.
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Though Johnson rarely caught all of the hook, I was reminded of Alexis Arguello's terrific baiting lead hook.
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So the coaches focus on reading defenses and baiting opposing players, trying to set up an open shot.
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They're also creating fake travel sites and baiting shoppers with deals that are too good to be true.
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" He also slammed Schiff, saying that he "is engaging in the worst kind of red baiting, fear mongering.
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Boxing emerged as a popular spectacle along with cock-fighting, bear-baiting, and the theater during the Renaissance.
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Chase is clearly baiting Tyler, and while anyone with half a brain cell could see that, Tyler doesn't.
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She "dominated the confrontation from its opening moments, needling and baiting him over and over," our reporters observed.
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Baiting the Charge and Jabbing with Southpaws Stephen Thompson's boxing has never been a deep bag of tricks.
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Mr. Trump's cruel treatment of immigrants and race-baiting about nonexistent threats do not amount to a solution.
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"Appreciate all the support but - truth is I should be better than the guys baiting me," Cuomo tweeted.
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Fight for their votes not with race-baiting but with economic pitches for the working and middle classes.
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Fear baiting is an insult to intelligence and a dangerous exaggeration that can desensitize us to genuine risks.
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It sounds like the quintessential hipster-baiting pastime — the perfect pseudo-sport for certain twee, bubble-dwelling Brooklynites.
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David Hajdu is a considerate writer more interested in taking care of his readers than in baiting them.
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But to completely throw out the facts and devolve to race baiting and name-calling is absolutely disgraceful.
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If they are not trapped in illegal snares, the animals can be subjected to various kinds of baiting.
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The following year, an article in the Washington Post detailed a spate of real-life "JAP-baiting" incidents.
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And then there was all the race-baiting and the bombast of the general election and the primaries.
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While the era of widespread bull-baiting ended, the Act did not eliminate blood sport, but rather alter it.
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" Graham later called Trump "a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot," criticizing his demagoguery on immigration and his "Muslim ban.
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Incredibly juvenile, slightly fan-baiting, and borderline gross, but adorable all the same because the boys are back together.
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Baiting of any kind is considered a serious offense in Australia, punishable with up to three years in prison.
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But the first is from a Rubio supporter, baiting Donald Trump fans into showcasing their hallmark uncouthness and racism.
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In spot-up situations, Kennard uses his shot fake and shoulder feints extremely well, baiting defenders into hard closeouts.
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I had no idea what I was talking about to being told I was race baiting by acknowledging certain
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And everything that Donald Trump has said about immigration has been immigrant-baiting," Perez said on CNN's "New Day.
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She disagrees with critics who accuse Trump of race-baiting with his attacks on the four women of color.
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"Are you offended as an American that Beyoncé pulled her race-baiting stunt at the Superbowl?" the invitation asks.
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At this point, it's almost like he's baiting us to reckon with the things we've always known about him.
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English bulldogs originated somewhere in the British Isles, and were used for the now-outlawed sport of bull baiting.
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There is little love on the Supreme Court for the race-baiting witness, nor for Mr Buck's inept lawyer.
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The Brexit campaign orators, themselves members of that metropolitan elite, have carefully diverted English fury into empty foreigner-baiting.
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She boasted of having the support of "white Americans," and her campaign engaged in several instances of race-baiting.
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Ask Real Estate Q: I live in a small condominium in Baiting Hollow, N.Y., where everyone knows one another.
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Trump may think that red-baiting can make his toxic presidency appear to be the lesser of two evils.
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Consider Indochine, with its iconic palm fronds; Vic's pink flamingo bathrooms; and even Grassroots Juicery's influencer-baiting watermelon walls.
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But like Marcelo Garcia or Caio Terra baiting the opponent to grab their pant legs, Gutierrez has an answer.
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Trump's general disrespect is surely less harmful than his race-baiting, but that, too, seems to has trickled down.
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And he faced the same scare tactics then that we experience today — red baiting, xenophobia, racism and anti-Semitism.
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Once tortured by dogs in a blood sport called badger baiting, it is now a protected species in Britain.
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Shutting down this operation helped tamp down some income-tax baiting calls, but other varieties of scams live on.
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Appelbaum, for instance, analogizes Trump's race-baiting to Andrew Johnson's efforts to impede Reconstruction in the late-1860s South.
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As for William Barr, I think he's baiting the Democrats, and I think the Democrats are falling for it.
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But this is a uniquely bad time for us to have a race-baiting, science-denying divider in chief.
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As a political figure, Trump has always been a race-baiting, fearmongering demagogue and that's not going to change.
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Artists might tone down the religion-baiting of their work if they know that it will be hugely controversial.
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Fearmongering and race-baiting about MS-13 gangs, Confederate statues, and sanctuary cities are divisive messages that worked for Trump.
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Cohn made his name as the right-hand man of Joseph McCarthy, a disgraced communist-baiting senator in the 1950s.
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Trump has made it clear he's going to make immigration and race-baiting a centerpiece of his campaign once again.
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Lieberman is well known for his hard-line and ultranationalist rhetoric and his blatant race-baiting of Israel's Palestinian citizens.
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It's the same kind of race-baiting Republicans have retreated to over and over again when they feel under siege.
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" Jeb Bush believes he's "not qualified to be president" and Lindsey Graham thinks he's a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot.
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The rules, which go into effect for this year's deer-hunting season, will pose new restrictions on baiting and feeding.
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Others will be motivated -- whether they want to acknowledge it or not -- by the obvious race-baiting here from Trump.
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More substantively, he began speaking remorsefully about his race-baiting past — how wrong it was and how sorry he was.
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This is undoubtedly a step down for the network from Kelly, who despite her race-baiting was a genuine star.
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He had similar ethics challenges, though distinguished himself from DeVos by growing his fortune with perv-baiting mass market appeals.
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" He also said the Trump campaign is based on "xenophobia, race-baiting and with just a tinge of religious bigotry.
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Using myth-based fear-mongering and race-baiting, NRA leadership perpetuated the myth that Obama was planning to confiscate guns.
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Trump's recent xenophobia and race-baiting is pretty fucking heinous and all, but, my God, who cooks steak like that?
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Other attempts include the 18th century when authorities banned the baiting and training of bears, but these too were failures.
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"I'm not even baiting him out, but Ed Sheeran told me the sickest thing ever the other day," Aitch said.
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But the music and the voices have turned harsh, and now Jew-baiting imprecations are fired like stones from slingshots.
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Moyer lasted through 733, the year he turned 50, baiting hitters with some of the softest stuff in the game.
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"He was obviously baiting me to ask about him but I refused so it didn't go on," Vitale told Mashable.
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The prime minister, who needs three more parliamentary seats for a majority, tried baiting right-leaning opposition members to defect.
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But Meacham sells his subject short by emphasizing only Winchell's Red-baiting associations with Roy Cohn and Senator Joseph McCarthy.
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Osborne takes his time baiting and setting his trap, and one of the pleasures of the novel is its unpredictability.
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They're hammering Trump for hiring Steve Bannon, who has been accused of race-baiting as an executive at Breitbart News.
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The greatest irony is that Trump succeeded in baiting Comey to a degree that even Trump could not have imagined.
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Protesters, unaffiliated with the UIC movement, lashed out, pushing back, fighting in skirmishes with willing Trump participants, baiting the violence.
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But the show ultimately participated in the basest kind of queer-baiting, treating the possibility of gay romance as a joke.
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Eric Murdock was escorted off a plane after a flight attendant engaged in "obvious race-baiting" toward him, his lawsuit claims.
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Trump has complained that accusations his campaign remarks stoke violence are overblown and has accused activists of deliberately baiting his voters.
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As proof, many cite the race-baiting campaign Ed Gillespie, formerly a plain-vanilla Reaganite, ran in the Virginia gubernatorial contest.
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Why it matters: Trump's associates told Axios' Jim VandeHei and Mike Allen that race-baiting is central to his 2020 strategy.
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As a disciple of the late Roy Cohn, who practiced the politics of destruction by innuendo for the red-baiting Sen.
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There was baiting Kim Jong Un, followed by engagement, which will likely result in a more advanced North Korean nuclear program.
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Tax-dodging and race-baiting are acceptable, because there is no significant constituency in the GOP that cares about those issues.
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This had the effect of baiting Trump by offering him the antithesis of his campaign positions, protected by bipartisan American values.
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His race-baiting monologues set the tone for each episode, and his language was shocking by even the alt-right's standards.
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Her dad, Corey Frazier, 31, sat on the porch baiting hooks for a trip to Lake Ponchartrain in search of redfish.
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Just as Baldwin trolls Trump on Twitter, baiting him for attention, so do the SNL sketches yearningly seek Trump's tweet-censure.
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When faced with a race baiting, dog whistle conservative bully for election, we did exactly what you would expect of us.
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It was also a time before labyrinthian backstories and fan-theory-baiting Easter eggs were the norm for serialized primetime drama.
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By that time, he'd been an Obama-baiting birther for four years, but his comments about Mexican rapists went too far.
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But instead, even in this moment of pitched infighting, he is attacking his personal enemies and defending Trump's signature race-baiting.
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And it has also been popularized—and legitimized—by red-baiting liberals who fear the rise of a progressive populist movement.
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Just as Gillespie embraced race-baiting, the national GOP embraced Moore despite lots of evidence that he was a sexual predator.
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African-American gubernatorial candidates are looking to make history in their states, so long as they can withstand race-baiting campaigning.
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He lives in the same world we do, and sees the growing hate, race-baiting, and fear-mongering in every newscycle.
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More winner-take-all states (plus Trump's race-baiting black population formula) makes it pretty much impossible for Cruz to win.
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The center shrank further as the riots gave cover for the extreme right to pursue a mindless policy of race-baiting.
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After all, Hurston famously expressed troubling political views, including her insouciant Red-baiting and her critique of the 1954 Brown v.
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It is not surprising that black and Hispanic Democrats moved to the left in response to Trump's racist goading and baiting.
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In short, what Trump was good at was using other people (and baiting journalists) to shape public perception of his wealth.
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I recoiled when he beat Michael Dukakis with the race-baiting Willie Horton campaign designed by Lee Atwater and Roger Ailes.
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This spurious parallelism, though, does suit the movie's dog-eat-dog worldview or its baiting representation of the white characters' racism.
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When we see Paddy still alive, she expresses zero patience for the highbrow-baiting that's on the rise in Western civilization.
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Mr. Trump enlisted a lawyer who would become a mentor, Roy Cohn, the former Red-baiting consigliere of Senator Joseph McCarthy.
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A race-baiting TV host (Clifton Powell) who blames whites for inviting violence on themselves takes an interest in the case.
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BRANTLEY The best part of that "Julius Caesar" was what happened after the initial crowd-baiting presentation of Caesar as Trump.
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"Black-hating Tami presents Black-hating Nazi Twitter with her daily dose of race-baiting rhetoric for clicks," one person wrote.
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" As mayor, he was plainly gay-baiting when he said that a schools chancellor he disliked ought not "be so precious.
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He morphed from a party leader who had warned Republicans against race-baiting and xenophobic campaigns into a Trumpian culture warrior.
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A police chief in Piscataquis County, Maine was found guilty of baiting deer on Thursday, a crime during open hunting season.
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As fighting and bull-baiting were outlawed, the dogs became tools for illegal activity and known for being aggressive and dangerous.
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Life with no media attention isn't worth living for the 85-year-old, race-baiting former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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"Are you offended as an American that Beyoncé pulled her race-baiting stunt at the Super Bowl?" the event description asked.
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Some networks refused to air President Donald Trump's race-baiting campaign video put out in the final stretch of the 553 midterms.
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A couple people even suggested just not guarding Green or Iguodala at all, baiting them into taking any look that presents itself.
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I just hope the other events I cover won't start baiting me into asking their scheduling apps about my darkest fears too.
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"We're in a time where so much change is needed, and there's so much race-baiting, and ugliness, and defensiveness," she said.
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And why groups like BLMTO are being painted as divisive and race baiting when really all they're doing is fighting for equality.
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Prosecutors claimed that Weinstein often groomed women for decades, gaining their trust and baiting them with professional opportunities before sexually assaulting them.
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Jumping over Ken's fireball may seem like the right idea, but it's likely that player is baiting that response out of you.
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It involves baiting a mob teen, a plant of a card dealer, lightning fast sleight of hand, and the deed to Pop's.
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Most of us can agree that this particular nostalgia baiting tactic is awesome, take our money, but have you seen this thing?
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Disgraceful for any president, but particularly bad given his months of race-baiting rants against NFL players kneeling to demand justice. pic.twitter.
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In selecting her follow-up roles, Nyong'o surprised more than a few casual observers by not chasing big, awards-baiting film work.
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A common tactic today is "supporting" illogical arguments by baiting one's opposition to say something that can vaguely be construed as offensive.
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As Trump's foray into torture porn on Tuesday suggests, he is prepared to go all in on race-baiting, homophobia, and Islamophobia.
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She is fixing her problems: improving her likability, unifying the Democratic Party, baiting her opponent, and reaching out to Republicans and independents.
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On Brexit, Ms. May's best plan is to outsource the inevitably tortuous negotiations to someone whose Europe-baiting credentials cannot be doubted.
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CNN's moderators focused on more substantive questions, with a lengthy exchange on trade, rather than baiting the candidates to attack each other.
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For every cute, funny, wild, or outrageous video that gets millions of views, there's another one just baiting us in the shadows.
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Letter To the Editor: Your July 20 editorial "John Faso Is Race-Baiting His Opponent" is nothing less than an outrageous smear.
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Stevenson lost both times to Dwight D. Eisenhower, who had chosen the Red-baiting Senator Richard M. Nixon as his running mate.
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Not to mention the race-baiting campaign ad he tweeted featuring a Mexican immigrant who was convicted of killing two police officers.
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Some of my colleagues in the news media seem at pains to avoid detecting a whiff of race-baiting in Trump's attacks.
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It angered members of the Cherokee Nation and generated criticism from the left that she had given in to Trump's race-baiting.
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He said he felt like he was being watched and that people were baiting him into breaking the law, the report states.
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Leisure activities like dancing, gambling, and trips to the bear-baiting arena are brought to life by imaginative readings of primary sources.
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I don't know if he's baiting us because he has a personal agenda that he thinks this might be helpful to him.
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The tradition of anti-leftist anti-Semitism is not new in America, and midcentury red-baiting always had an anti-Semitic flair.
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"Part of Al's earlier approach to public life was swashbuckling and baiting antagonists into fights they could not win," Wikler told me.
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That year the Republican National Committee chairman, Lee Atwater, dying of a brain tumor, apologized for his race-baiting Willie Horton ads.
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Clinton's renewed focus on Trump's demeaning comments on women seemed aimed in part at baiting a response from the notoriously thin-skinned Republican.
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Graham has offered some of the most biting criticisms of Trump, including calling him a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" late last year.
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Parris, for his part, acknowledges accusations of authoritarian tendencies, and says he understands why many felt the "gang candidate" flier was race baiting.
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She had an opportunity tonight to end his campaign for good, either by baiting him into a trap or just throwing a knockout.
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"He was just baiting me a bit," Tomic, who cold face a fine from the International Tennis Federation for his comments, told reporters.
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Where are the adorable cafes that proudly label themselves as caffeine-free, with all the millennial-baiting accoutrements but minus the addictive stimulant?
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" Trump hit back yet again, accusing her on Twitter of "race-baiting" and reiterating in an interview with CNN that "she's a bigot.
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Muslims, on the other hand, have been getting plenty—and well before the advent of Donald Trump's own particular brand of Muslim baiting.
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But the CH-5's manufacturer, China Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics (CAAA), is more than chuffed with the UAV's US-baiting stats, however.
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Last year, Lifetime branched out with UnREAL, while USA strayed from pun-titled procedurals for prestige-baiting dramas like Satisfaction and Mr. Robot.
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Might he be tempted to biff a pipsqueak neighbour in the South China Sea or succumb to Japan-baiting, always a crowd-pleaser?
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And you're ready to stop the race-baiting and the division based on color and zip code, to unify around the right issues.
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After announcing he was running for the Republican nomination, Graham described Trump as a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" during his brief campaign.
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He is happy to bemoan others' lack of good humor in response to his baiting, but lashes out when people don't "get" him.
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Recent crimes and abuses include murder, being choked as punishment for dropping a baiting line, beatings and low or unpaid wages, he said.
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Masas said a hacker could do this by essentially baiting a Messenger user to click on a bad link to a malicious site.
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Some writers, myself included, have argued that liberals and conservatives who use the term "alt-left" for antifa are engaging in red-baiting.
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One way they have traditionally gotten there is with red-baiting, portraying any and all progressive policies as the next thing to Communism.
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But if we abandon it, others are sure to step in, prodding and baiting the beast to bring out its most ferocious side.
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There have been scores of obscure companies baiting you with products that purport to improve your life — but actually capitalize on your data.
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His campaign is also unafraid to play in the mud by baiting Trump and Democratic rivals, including frontrunner Bernie Sanders, on social media.
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On Campus Not since the era of witch hunts and "red baiting" has the American university faced so great a threat from government.
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Some mention "bears a-baiting" or "ships a-sailing"; some name the singer's mother as the gift giver instead of their true love.
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" Trump, at a rally the same day, called Clinton a "bigot" while also tweeting an accusation that she was engaged in "race-baiting.
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The clergyman also gave suspicious––almost baiting––answers on a lie detector test that spanned questions about both Guerra's assault and Garza's murder.
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Much has been made of how the cliffhanger was a poorly executed stalling tactic aimed at baiting fans rather than telling a story.
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"No Democrat should hesitate to call out the Republicans for their shameless race-baiting," Brian Fallon, Clinton's campaign press secretary, told VICE News.
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By the end of the second period, the Canadians had won the style battle, baiting the Americans to join them in the scrum.
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We are against cruelty to animals, but we tolerate factory farms, horse races, dog tracks, bull fights, fox hunts, dog fights, bear baiting, fur.
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"I felt as if I was baiting him; come into my world, come to my level, be with me on this ride," she said.
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It's a symbol of Trump's political ascension, one that was defined by a relentless race-baiting campaign that painted brown people as murderous criminals.
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The issue isn't the idea that men have sex with men, it's maintaining and baiting harmful, out-of-date cliches on a national platform.
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Why it matters: President Trump's short-term calculation to stir up white voters with race-baiting rhetoric might very well echo for a generation.
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He was sort of baiting me into working with something non-traditional, although I think we all have a little nostalgia for Jell-O.
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Part of its plan includes baiting the cats with sausages made with kangaroo meat, chicken fat, herbs and spices, and a poison named 1080.
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I believe it is particularly important that Sanders make the case for progressive populism against the race-baiting, insult-ridden pseudo-populism of Trump.
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His home state was so politically schizophrenic that during Mr. Zeidler's Socialist heyday, one of Wisconsin's senators was the Red-baiting Joseph R. McCarthy.
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Florida's DeSantis took a cue from Trump's playbook and warned Gillum not to "monkey the race up" in a naked display of race baiting.
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If Trump finally kills it with his conspiracy-mongering, immigrant-bashing, race-baiting and Kremlin-loving, it will just be a coup de grâce.
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"More and more people are realizing that they shouldn't be distracted by the sideshows that result from clever Democratic baiting of Trump," he added.
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But Sanders, asked about Clinton's 1994 comments about "superpredators," argued that the entire crime bill was about race baiting, not making the country safer.
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"). Two hours after that, he throws some light race-baiting into the mix ("Christians in the Middle-East have been executed in large numbers.
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She was joking, but considering her sexist, race-baiting Fox News past, you can't blame some viewers for assuming she really was that ignorant.
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No Beyoncé, no last-minute duets, and no FCC-baiting "Fuck Trump" gesture a la M.I.A.'s infamous one-finger salute—just the hits.
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I am a Lithuanian-South-African-British-American Jew who, strangely, does not like walls, fences, hard borders, Messianic nationalism or race-baiting bigotry.
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Conservatives had long dallied in race baiting, like the the push poll credited with dooming McCain in the 2000 presidential primary in South Carolina.
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Trump recognized that none of the baiting by Iran had taken American lives or threatened American sovereignty, and thus a military response was unwarranted.
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Perhaps the nation would be less racially polarized today, immune to the race-baiting from the White House, if public schools adopted Louisville's approach.
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And race has also become a flashpoint during the campaign, as Gillum has accused both Trump and DeSantis of race-baiting throughout the cycle.
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But a number of concerns remain unaddressed—the town hall has yet to be rescheduled, and the policies do not address the problem of baiting.
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But some people are still convinced, even after NASA tried to walk back its blatant nerd-baiting by tweeting that it was definitely not aliens.
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RAPID CITY, S.D. – A South Dakota man accused of illegally baiting a mountain lion with dead deer has been sentenced on state and federal charges.
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In 20 years, you will all be in charge, and demonstrate far less appetite or patience for Trump's brand of nativist rhetoric and race baiting.
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Mayweather often stood still while he was baiting this trap and in a position where his feet couldn't move as freely if they needed to.
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The Taliban were feeding us false information and baiting us into places that we shouldn&apost have gone, and missions that weren&apost properly vetted.
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And even if the BJP's Muslim-baiting does not ignite any more full-scale pogroms, it still leaves 175m Indians feeling like second-class citizens.
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Shark watchers were baiting the 13-foot great white shark when it came up against the supposed shark-proof cage and just swam right inside.
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" Danny says ... "I'm not going to fight my ex-girlfriend in the media like she's been baiting me to do for more than two years.
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Russia is said to have sent messages to over 10,000 Pentagon Twitter users, tailored to their interests, baiting them to click on links to stories.
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For example, Senator Cruz is baiting voters (through their children) with the offer of photos with Santa as a means to prospect for voter data.
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It encompasses the race-baiting, the conspiracy theorizing, the flirtations with violence, and the pathological lying that have been his campaign-trail stock in trade.
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This kind of "unrepentant spore" behavior is what pushes Cheryl to fight back against Nick, as opposed to a round of guilt-baiting by Veronica.
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It encompasses the race-baiting, the conspiracy theorizing, the flirtations with violence, and the pathological lying that have been his campaign-trail stock in trade.
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" The company added, "We understand and acknowledge how featuring someone who identifies as heterosexual in a same-sex kiss could be perceived as queer-baiting.
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" IGOR ," a diffuse, impressionistic record, can be seen as a reaction to the audience-baiting and groupthink of more cynical pockets of the music industry.
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" In a letter published in The New York Times, Mr. Faso took issue with an editorial that asserted that he was "race-baiting his opponent.
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In a news conference on Wednesday, tribal leaders denounced Wyoming's planned hunt, which includes a provision for grizzly-baiting under certain circumstances in some areas.
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Some said their effort echoed Senator Joseph McCarthy's red-baiting in the 1950s, and was a ploy to undermine legitimate criticism of American environmental policy.
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When Russia placed nuclear missiles in Cuba in 85033, they were baiting the U.S. to retaliate with full-scale nuclear war—and it nearly worked.
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His stories informed the imaginations of many a preadolescent (including this reviewer), who thrilled in their discreet gore and nasty baiting of stuffy grown-ups.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont as "the front-runner" and warned against "red-baiting" by pointing out that Nelson Mandela, too, had once praised Fidel Castro.
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Or you can think of it as another excuse for the click-baiting Instagram loons to break out the pink bunny slippers and harem pants.
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He was a New Deal Democrat who, in the one formidable electoral challenge he encountered, defeated the race-baiting former governor of Georgia Gene Talmadge.
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Blankenship -- an ex-convict and coal baron who ran a bizarre conspiracy-laden and race-baiting campaign -- finished third in the GOP primary in May.
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Many worried that the pro-democracy revolt would be soured by extremism — and that heightened patriotism would invariably descend into Jew-baiting and anti-Semitism.
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Giuliani has always subscribed to a racially tinged pro-police politics, but his race-baiting has been getting less and less subtle over the years.
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Kaplan portrays Robert Brasillach as a failed novelist whose talent shone brightest as editor of the Jew-baiting weekly Je Suis Partout before the war.
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Is it a coincidence that his Muslim, black, and Latino-baiting administration managed to release a statement for Holocaust Remembrance Day that failed to mention Jews?
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Most recently, the New South Wales government proposed a ban on greyhound racing following a series of news reports detailing allegations of abuse and live baiting.
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It's easy to assume that the ongoing implosion of The Rebel is good news for those who aren't fans of its race-baiting Muslim-anxiety content.
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But for me, the most significant Cersei moment this week was when she had her brother Tyrion openly baiting her to kill him… and she didn't.
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Despite the fact that TMZ was baiting these "stars" a bit, looking for them to throw some shade, one of the folks interviewed refused to bite.
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Farrah Abraham: Personal Tragedy, Adult Films and Mommy-Baiting Abraham, 25, has stood out among the cast as one of the franchise's most attention-grabbing stars.
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Although finally defeated by red-baiting in the general election, Sinclair's vote tally of 19364,19364 in California was close to what Norman Thomas had achieved nationwide.
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First, North Korea comes out as the big winner by baiting Trump into canceling the meeting and having broken maximum pressure with its outreach to China.
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He said he and Sessions would engage in "spirited debate" about civil rights and that he sometimes wondered if Sessions was baiting him with controversial statements.
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One such "opp" replied to Gakirah's tweet, baiting her to enter his territory—so that then he would have a reason to retaliate against her crew.
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Accusations of self-satisfied queer-baiting are not unreasonable, but for what it's worth, Hammer's enthusiastic allyship has always come off as entirely sincere to me.
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He lashed out at questions about his fear-mongering and race-baiting rhetoric against immigrants, and demanded a reporter inquiring about voter suppression take her seat.
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Trump's views meshed nicely with those held by the nativist, Muslim-baiting Modi, whose closest political ally in the United States also happens to be Kumar.
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The NSO Group's spyware finds ways around encryption by baiting targets to click unwittingly on texts containing malicious links or by exploiting previously undiscovered software flaws.
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" Popovich went on for nearly five minutes, excoriating Mr. Trump for his "race baiting" of President Barack Obama and describing Mr. Trump's campaign methods as "disgusting.
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In 2007, a judge compared the program to bear-baiting when a participant was convicted of assault after a fight during the filming of a show.
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That economic confidence has altered his opinion of Trump, leading him to brush off some of the controversies over Trump's race-baiting and anti-immigrant statements.
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The vocal police officer tasked with directing the operation appeared hell-bent on baiting a confused but receptive and compliant subject into making a deadly mistake.
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The hypothesis floated by these studies' interpreters is that the combination of Obama's presidency and Trump's deliberate race-baiting had an activating effect on white anxiety.
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To a layperson or someone disconnected from many of the day-to-day plights of people of color, this may seem inconsequential, or even race-baiting.
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O.P. gubernatorial nominee Ed Gillespie's decision to turn his back on his moderate Republican legacy and run as a race-baiting Trump Republican was a disaster.
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Now more than ever, while the emotionally delayed bully who inhabits our highest office models baiting, cruelty and mockery instead, every attempt at kindness is essential.
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But Ms. Drury and Ms. Benson have assembled vintage ingredients with a purposeful, very American ingenuity that restores the shock value to such classic audience baiting.
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Mr. Stone's career in the shadows was influenced by his introduction in the late 1970s to Roy Cohn, who was Senator Joseph McCarthy's red-baiting protégé.
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Mr. Biden himself was equivocating: He wanted to defend and protect his son, but he also believed the president was baiting him into a dirty fight.
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Many saw Mr. Ailes as having worked to widen the partisan divide, baiting liberals and twisting the news to accord with the values of its founder.
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They did it through their immigration policies, and they did it when Trump viciously attacked Mexicans and singled out African-Americans with his transparent race-baiting.
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And, if, when, she runs, Trump will likely continue to use the race-baiting nickname -- regardless of her test result -- because for his voters it works.
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" From here, Milbank makes an important, if obvious, stipulation: "Sanders isn't Trump in the race-baiting, lender-cheating, fact-avoiding, porn-actress-paying, Putin-loving sense.
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Their assorted poses are matched and mismatched by dialogue that encompasses what feels like far more than a dozen variations on archetypal gender-baiting and -switching.
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It might not be the kind of end that fuels Oscar-baiting biopics, but it's one that will have a lasting legacy in the fight world.
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Baiting, a type of blood sport wherein an animal is set upon another animal, has been practiced in various forms in England since the early Middle Ages.
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Instead of coming out and just sharing the happy news, the reality star seems to love baiting the internet with clues that they are in fact married.
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It's an ideology he's since worked to spread in the US and abroad, through the Breitbart News platform, which has run Islamophobic stories and race-baiting headlines.
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Fans have vocally criticized the show for queer-baiting, the practice of endlessly hinting and winking at gay relationships without actually letting them come to fruition onscreen.
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In the past two years, we've repeatedly seen Republican candidates resort to race-baiting around MS-13 gangs, Confederate statues, and sanctuary cities to rally the base.
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Spears herself got in on the naughtiness by famously kissing Madonna at the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards, years before that kind of queer-baiting became commonplace.
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In the south, beef is widely eaten and when the Supreme Court banned jallikattu, a Tamil form of bull-baiting, hundreds of thousands turned out in protest.
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Green was entirely at fault, but a player as intelligent as James clearly saw the potential of baiting an emotional opponent like Green into a potential overreaction.
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The Clinton campaign has been particularly adept at trolling Trump this election: gently mocking him on Twitter, baiting him at debates and jabbing him on Facebook live.
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Just like every other help defender on this team, he lives at the nail and in the paint, baiting skip passes that are ripe for a steal.
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Hold on to your bronzer, folks — Alec Baldwin has confirmed that he'll be reprising his POTUS-baiting impersonation of Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live next season.
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Psych-outs, mind games, risk and reward, baiting—it's all here, and there's a pure, joyous mystery to every turn that runs the course of every match.
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One of these relatives routinely pushes back at any Trump-negative columns I write, and I've convinced myself that he's just baiting me and playing devil's advocate.
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Otherwise, we can expect a far greater number of candidates, incumbents as well as challengers, working to add race-baiting advertisements and appeals to their 2018 campaigns.
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Democrats worried the race baiting might pay off in a low-turnout election, but it wasn't enough to put him over the top in the purple state.
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" He added, "Young readers will be effortlessly educated even as they are entertained by Grandma's adventures in fox hunting, snob baiting and all-around small-town showboating.
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Ed Gillespie, an establishment Republican, won 57 percent of the white vote with a race-baiting Trumpist campaign, but an abysmal 19 percent of the nonwhite vote.
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" Or another, where she called Megyn Kelly in her Fox News days a "pretty, race-baiting puppet who Roger Ailes kept trying to put his hand up.
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Just as troubling, Mr. Faso has failed to condemn race-baiting attack ads against Mr. Delgado, run on the incumbent's behalf by congressional leadership political action committees.
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The choice is partly inspired by a moment in time that might have given us our first female president, and gave instead a woman-baiting president-elect.
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They now struggle to do so, for a complicated mix of reasons — including both the parties' own mistakes and a pattern of race-baiting by conservative parties.
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"You need to be fired for the race-baiting comment you made tonight," Reed said, reading the email from Kathy Rae, which was displayed on the newscast.
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In recent times, fans will probably know Briggs less for his ring accomplishments, and more for his promotional antics in baiting other heavyweight champs to face him.
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While Trump was baiting his opponents, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, in separate news conferences, made clear a deal was close.
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As Daniels' lawyer, Avenatti has pursued the president and those close to him relentlessly for months, taunting Trump in interviews and baiting him and his lawyers in tweets.
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" Verge Senior Transportation Reporter Andrew J. Hawkins used journalism's ultimate criticism , saying Musk "continues his slow transformation into a media-baiting Trump figure screaming irrationally about fake news.
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This was a disaster, with critics immediately pointing out the double whammy: In the first place, it was queer-baiting, presenting two women kissing as exotic and bizarre.
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As was the case in 2016, Trump's 2020 campaign is shaping to be all about demonizing the opposition, race-baiting, and warning of dire consequences if he loses.
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Sometimes it felt as if she were baiting us; she would pack spoonfuls into her cheeks and then — just as we thought here was true eating, at last!
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It also created an immortal anti-hero in the form of the Reverend Bacon, a black politician who uses any excuse to engage in agitprop and race-baiting.
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The convention's first day featured Rudy Giuliani, the race-baiting former New York City mayor, excoriating Black Lives Matter protests and attacking President Obama as being racially divisive.
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The state program allows killing of mother bears and cubs, killing wolves and pups in their dens, and trapping, baiting and using airplanes to scout and shoot bears.
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China insists that candidates for the post be screened by a committee packed with loyal Hong Kongers, who can be counted on to exclude Communist Party-baiting democrats.
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In the UK, the dogs were used for bull-baiting — a blood sport where dogs were used to bait and attack bulls — until it became illegal in 1835.
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This election has proved that race-baiting is not only alive and well, but an effective political strategy — something that nonwhite Americans have known for a long time.
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"We're not baiting and switching people," countered Richard M. Regan Jr., who has been Pine Manor's executive vice president of finance and administration for less than a year.
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Andrew J. Hawkins, a transportation reporter with tech website The Verge, tweeted that Musk was slowly transforming into a media-baiting Trump figure "screaming irrationally about fake news".
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Starting in a couple of weeks, offenders will have the total reach on all of their posts reduced if their content is begging or baiting users to interact.
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In conventional politics, this kind of anti-immigration, race-baiting message is expected of a Republican primary, where candidates duke it out to prove their allegiance to Trump.
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We can only hope that in the heat and anger of this wretched summer, Americans' impulse to pull together is stronger than the divisiveness of race-baiting moralists.
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But the Republican embrace of Mr. Trump's gender-baiting has already alienated independent women as well as Republican college-educated and suburban women, polls and focus groups suggest.
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And then there's Mr. Thomas's and Mr. Lee's proposition that a contestant-baiting TV host might be perceived by his public as someone fit to rule the world.
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Just as troubling, Mr. Faso benefited from race-baiting attack ads against Mr. Delgado, funded by the Republican congressional leadership, highlighting Mr. Delgado's brief career as a rapper.
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Mr. Kyle is notorious for his noxious presenting style — he viciously sneered, shouted and spat at society's most vulnerable, baiting them into physical fights and psychologically disturbing disclosures.
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Our proliferation of statements online may in fact spur those who enjoy setting off shock waves through race-baiting language and then sitting back and watching the show.
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This is red-baiting from the establishment and really it's just Cubans from Miami who care about this and they're Republicans and they're not voting for us anyway.
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In an election that will be defined by voter enthusiasm, Republicans have resorted to race-baiting immigration messages in the final months to close the gap with Democrats.
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In a Wednesday op-ed in USA Today, the president himself indulged in some light red-baiting, claiming that "radical socialist" Democrats want to turn America into Venezuela.
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Properly heeded, their rallying cries would help the country's working people across racial lines a great deal more than the race-baiting projects the Trump administration is pursuing.
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Still, McGregor's early success may have been nothing more than Mayweather's baiting him into a trap — a rope-a-dope of sorts, as made famous by Muhammad Ali.
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But with Trump reveling in the embrace of his adoring, partisan crowd, it's quite possible that he returned to the White House with his base-baiting instincts replenished.
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Gay-baiting is a disturbing theme in boxing: When Hasim Rahman used the word "gay" in front of Lewis in 2001, they tussled on television, destroying a table.
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Sanders, in a bit of red-baiting jujitsu, threw back in Bloomberg's face the former mayor's own pro-China comments, which he similarly reiterated on stage when asked.
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Bayless was accused of "race-baiting," while Smith was suspended by ESPN for arguing that women needed to avoid the "elements of provocation" that lead to domestic violence.
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" When pressed by the show's hosts whether he still thought that about Trump, Graham responded: "No, I don't think he's a xenophobic, race-baiting, religious bigot — as president.
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For us, obviously, it was the imprint of Donald Trump in the Republican Party ... His flirtations with misogyny, with race-baiting, a man of vacuous ideology, little conviction.
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Long before he was a close ally and golfing buddy of Mr. Trump, he branded candidate Trump a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Race baiting, unprovable references to historical atrocities, and a basic misunderstanding of how the sport and the bill would work, we were already off to an amazing start.
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Queer-baiting refers to the marketing technique in which creators use queer sexuality in a teasing surface level way rather than embracing it to get attention and make money.
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Mr Morris brings up the accusation of race-baiting and Mr Bannon counters that the neo-Nazis were created by the mainstream media, who give them too much oxygen.
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This person went with a different frame, baiting people with "Elon Musk nudes": As for the real reason for Pete and Ariana's breakup, many people still want to know.
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This was the episode where Theon found out she's still alive (well, at least according to Euron, who was openly baiting him) and decided to do something about it.
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If Trump's anti-intellectual and race-baiting brand of politics is a parasite on the American right, then it's possible the Republican Party can be cleaned up after him.
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So, it's more than a little disappointing when she's lured back at the end, Philip baiting her with a new bad-boy character trait (he tells her he's married).
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That Donald Trump, a demagogue who has mastered race-baiting populism, has also gone after Amazon repeatedly over its monopoly status shows just how powerful this issue can be.
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Queerbaiting is seen as an exploitative tactic used to draw in fans ("baiting" them), and then further marginalize them through textual denials of the subtext the narrative deliberately cultivated.
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I believe it's important not to pander to the baiting of body-shamers, but that doing so can be cursorily acknowledged in order to divert the flow of discourse.
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Race-baiting a judge who spent years defending America from the terror of murderers and drug traffickers simply because long ago his family came to America from somewhere else.
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In cases where there are restrictions on baiting or other such hunting practices, they reflect value judgments of the American people and the wildlife professionals who oversee the practices.
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We must reject the race baiting, fear-mongering and dog whistling of the Trump campaign and vote with our conscience for a candidate who embraces diversity and exhibits tact.
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Having reprised the fear-mongering, race-baiting and deceit that propelled him to the Oval Office, Trump in 2018 showed he will continue to lie and deceive and disrupt.
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The episodic structure feels more in line with director Penelope Spheeris's subversive cult classics (Wayne's World and Suburbia) than the Hollywood-baiting films that usually emerge out of Sundance.
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What is more, there's growing evidence that some of the previously effective tactics Democrats have used to call out Republican politicians for race-baiting no longer work especially well.
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For a while anything that could be mistaken for "Red-baiting," in the United Kingdom at least, was considered bad form, like kicking a man when he was down.
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Harden got plenty of help in the second half from Paul, who finished with 27 points, while also showing some veteran gamesmanship by repeatedly baiting the Warriors into fouls.
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In yet another tabloid-baiting subplot, lawyers for Dr. Luke are demanding a deposition from Lady Gaga, whom they say received defamatory text messages about the producer from Kesha.
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"The weak link is the resolve, and the Chinese are testing that, as well as baiting Trump," said Euan Graham, the director of international security at the Lowy Institute.
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Even when the tabloids don't use race-baiting language, Meghan is targeted in ways that are disproportionate to the typically harsh, often absurd criticism all royal family members get.
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The shock of Donald Trump's successful race-baiting run for the White House has convinced many Democrats that only a white male candidate can unseat him, argues Michelle Goldberg.
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In 1954, the attorney representing the US Army, Joseph Welch, deployed his cool and contained demeanor to help expose the reckless ways of the red-baiting Senator Joseph McCarthy.
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Yet King's race-baiting and coy references to white nationalism remain "just kind of white noise," according to a Republican who tried to challenge him in a 22018 primary.
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Clips show Graham calling the president a "race-baiting, xenophobic and religious bigot" in 2016, and then turning around and saying the exact opposite after Trump won the election.
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It was unapologetically nationalistic, revived the rhetoric of race-baiting organizations from the America First Committee to the 1968 Nixon campaign, and moderated none of Trump's most contentious policies.
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"We've vomited so much there's nothing left to throw up, and there's just no way to get off, because an unstable, race-baiting carnie is operating the controls," Oliver said.
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These are the bigwigs who profited from the Zuma years, and did not mind the race-baiting that the Zuma camp used to distract public attention from its own misdeeds.
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A senior government official said a victory for Purnama could reignite religious tensions and China-baiting at a time when the government is chasing Chinese investment for much-needed infrastructure.
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And despite the race-baiting so central to national politics and the reputation militias have for generous overlap with the extreme right, members did not seem overly obsessed with immigration.
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Nehlen's strain of both alt-right race baiting and populist messaging is a clear outgrowth of Trumpism, even if it might not be enough to propel Nehlen to the nomination.
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Ms. Cooper's production originated at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2017, just before the Public Theater's Breitbart-baiting staging, which featured a cigar-puffing combed-over Gregg Henry as Caesar.
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Since then, Teva has worked with partners like the singer Jhené Aiko, the upscale outdoors brand Snow Peak and Herschel Supply Co., which sells a multitude of hipster-baiting backpacks.
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"It's become increasingly tough for our pilots to discern whether Russian pilots are deliberately testing or baiting us into reacting, or if these are just honest mistakes," said Lt. Col.
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The control effort, to which Western Australia's baiting program belongs, was meant to ease the predation pressure that cats exerted in every corner of the country where they had settled.
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Assume for a moment that Trump's odd Russia behavior, including the obsequiousness toward Vladimir Putin and the routine eruptions against Mueller, was merely a way of baiting journalists for years.
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Fans debated the legitimacy of his gang affiliations, the morality of supporting a sex offender, and 6ix26ine's penchant for baiting other artists, like Chief Keef and YG, through social media.
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Why it matters: Aides told Axios' Jim VandeHei and Mike Allen following Trump's "go back" tweets attacking 4 congresswomen of color that race-baiting is central to his 2020 strategy.
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He called them "pseudoconservatives" and described, for instance, followers of the red-baiting Republican senator Joseph McCarthy as cranks who salved their "status anxiety" with conspiracy theories and bizarre panaceas.
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But for actual guidance — more sage than anything I read in GQ's masculinity symposium — I'd turn to Edward Abbey, the ornery liberal who enjoyed baiting those on his own team.
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And perhaps most dauntingly for a candidate like Oprah, rather than choosing your own topics, the topics are foisted on you -- often by opponents or mischievous reporters baiting a trap.
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A victim of the movie industry's Communist-baiting blacklist, he represented Barbara Stanwyck and Humphrey Bogart as a Hollywood agent (but improvidently rejected James Dean and Elvis Presley as clients).
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The race went completely bananas in the past two weeks after he began waging a race-baiting campaign against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his wife, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao.
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But more consequential were allegations by Obama campaign officials (confirmed by some journalists' accounts) that he was involved in spreading some of the most vicious, race-baiting attacks of the primaries.
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The inquiry found evidence of systemic animal cruelty, including live baiting, and that up to 68,000 greyhounds bred in the last 12 years had been destroyed because they were considered uncompetitive.
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SO ANGRY were senior members of the Chinese Communist Party about the China-baiting manner in which two legislators in Hong Kong took their oaths of office that "their lungs exploded".
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This week, a survey released by Public Policy Polling suggests that South Carolina's segregationist nostalgia has accrued to the benefit of Donald Trump, the race-baiting front-runner in Saturday's primary.
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According to them, the president's race-baiting and strong anti-immigrant policies are meant to juice turnout from white voters without significantly alienating Latino voters, leading to a narrow election win.
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The quintessential Facebook news post is something designed to be shared, whether a positive, Upworthy-type story, or an outrage-baiting partisan blog post on a fly-by-night political site.
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Then again, so was bear baiting, an amusement of the day in which a bear was tethered to a stake and set upon by dogs to the delirious howls of spectators.
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" But Senator Patrick Leahy, a Vermont Democrat and the longest-serving senator, said Trump's words about unity, after a year of "divisive actions, petty insults and disgraceful race-baiting ... ring hollow.
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" But Senator Patrick Leahy, a Vermont Democrat and the longest-serving senator, said Trump's words about unity, after a year of "divisive actions, petty insults and disgraceful race-baiting ... ring hollow.
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J.P. The best song on the new surprise EP by the globe-scavenging dance outfit Major Lazer isn't the obvious summer-baiting title track featuring Camila Cabello, Travis Scott and Quavo.
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Ten years ago, this just seemed crazy that all this was going to happen: the social unrest and the cultural divide in the country, the race-baiting and the hate-mongering.
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Those were the factions of the right that Buckley aimed to exclude from the conservative movement: proudly plutocratic libertarians; conspiracy theorists; angry, race-baiting populists; and paleocons dabbling in ethnic demonization.
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Gentle baiting from the crowd, as well as several roars of delight from around the course after another Tiger Woods birdie, weren't enough to deter Koepka from a third major title.
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Milo Yiannopoulos had everything he needed to be a smash success in today's conservative world: a big personality, an intuitive sense for baiting the left and no inhibitions about causing offense.
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The girls of Cowboy, however, are mostly from the families of rice farmers in the North, and as the North-baiting speeches got underway, they spilled out to listen to them.
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In Virginia, middle-of-the-road Republican Ed Gillespie is currently running for a governor using race-baiting ads that claim his opponent is enabling the Central American gang MS-12.
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And in New York City, a judge dismissed charges relating to one of these baiting stings in 2013 after a single mother with no criminal history was arrested for merely looking at — not touching — personal items left behind in a car with its doors open in an elaborate ruse, according to the AP. But baiting has its supporters, who argue it doesn't matter if an item that attracts the attention of would-be criminals is left as bait.
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NFX Guild's James Currier's journey from baiting hooks to baiting big deals Jake Winebaum, founder & CEO of Brighter, a Saas-enabled dental marketplace, has been a serial entrepreneur for 35 years, with many pivots and adventures along the way In an interview with Mayfield Partners, Jake takes us on a journey from his first startup in college to his idea to disrupt the healthcare industry with Brighter, a provider of information and services around dental benefits.
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With the New Yorker's departure, the swagger and deliberate baiting of rivals at such shows may become a thing of the past, but the industry is unlikely to retreat from fierce competition.
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"I have doubts about Mr. Trump, I don't think he's a Republican, I don't think he's a conservative, I think his campaign's built on xenophobia, race-baiting and religious bigotry," Graham said.
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Hunter is borrowing from a familiar playbook to keep up the fight, retreating to the kind of race-baiting Republicans have turned to over and over again when they feel under siege.
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"Mr Ziobro, according to the media reports, knew perfectly well about this scandalous situation of baiting independent judges, what's more, he accepted it," opposition lawmaker Pawel Olszewski told a news conference. Onet.
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"This election is Donald's to lose and so far the Democrats have been clever about baiting him and he generally has bitten," Ross said in an email to Reuters late on Wednesday.
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Race-baiting and outright lies are the business model for many figureheads in the alt-right, and soon, in all likeliness most of them will pretend they never said any of this.
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Trump could lose the election badly and the incentives in Republican politics would still point to race-baiting, conspiracy peddling, and appeals to white-male grievance as useful tools of political battle.
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Besides the silliness of those remarks, much of the "entrenched partisanship" he bemoans is the direct product of his own intensely partisan leadership and open race-baiting over the past eight years.
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It's easy to forget today, but back in 2015, there was something a bit thrilling about Trump's campaign — even if you found his race-baiting and anti-immigrant demagoguery offensive and dangerous.
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For example, baiting popular dive sites for sharks, crowding waterholes with cars or pushing boats closer to bird colonies are but a few of the sharp ecotourism practices driven mainly by greed.
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Masterson has responded to the lawsuit with a statement to the Los Angeles Times, saying Bixler has been "baiting" him to fight with her in the media for more than two years.
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Read more: Here's every celebrity in Taylor Swift's star-studded 'You Need to Calm Down' music videoSwift was accused of "queer-baiting" and unjustifiably centering herself in the fight for LGBTQ rights.
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As my colleague Jenée Desmond-Harris has detailed, there are already numerous reports of bullying directed at students of color in elementary, middle, and high schools, sparked by Trump's race-baiting rhetoric.
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Her most interesting (and baiting) trait is a loyalty to anxious, lantern-eyed Betty so instantaneous that she proposes they make a vow of friendship approximately five days after moving to town.
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Since I agree that Trump's race-baiting is disgraceful, I respect that rejoinder, and I don't think my own arguments are likely to dislodge people from a firm point of moral principle.
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And all because a minority of my fellow citizens, through the auspices of an antique electoral system, had sent a lying, selfish, irrational, jingoistic, uneducable, race-baiting misogynist to the White House.
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And it's not a mistake for political reasons too: There are a significant number of independents and Republicans, including minorities and suburban college graduates, who are turned off by Trump's race-baiting.
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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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The first problem is that the Cotton-Perdue proposal is associated with a president whose ascent was darkened by race-baiting, and whose ability to broker any deal is seriously in doubt.
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America's relationship with our southern neighbor is already in shambles thanks to Trump's race-baiting and immigrant-bashing, and Mexico is not going to pay for the wall as Trump has promised.
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And Democrats are using the prospect of bipartisanship as something of a cudgel, baiting Republicans to come to them, but demanding a price for entry: Keep the Affordable Care Act largely intact.
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Trump takes office after a bitter presidential campaign marked by allegations of sexual harassment, race baiting and foreign hacking, and some of the parties were apparently as divisive as the president-elect himself.
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In the dog-fighting and rat-baiting pits of the era, the progeny of today's pets wrote their worth in blood, as regional competitiveness, reputation, and money drove breeders to perfect their dogs.
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Writing in 1948's The Book of the Dog anthology, Phil Drabble mentions advertisements he owns heralding Billy's rat-baiting matches, including one in which he killed 90 rats in under eight minutes.
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Then, I Got AngryThe litany of offenses are endless — the wall, the pussy-grabbing, the KKK-baiting, his taxes, his lack of charity, his complete disregard for America's immense role in the world.
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According to Douglas, Salvator used to invite Empress Cici of Austria to stay at the grounds on his private yacht, and even built a baiting house for her, carving steps into the rocks.
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" She suggests spending time trying to keep protest legal is as important as protesting itself: "The government is baiting protest, and if we're not careful, we won't be able to protest at all.
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With this reality in mind, there is strikingly little benefit to further backing Moscow and Tehran into a corner – or baiting them into conflict – by keeping U.S. troops in their client state's territory.
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LePage, as you may know, is a Tea Party–loving, race-baiting lunatic who has embarrassed Maine repeatedly with the sort of behavior that would get anyone who worked a regular job fired.
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Things like setting up Arya's kill by giving her a Valyrian steel dagger, then baiting the Night King into place for her to kill him, suggest he has more foresight than he's admitted.
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A wild-card comes in the shape of a False Witness edit of Zayn Malik's "Pillowtalk" that somehow manages to turn a slab of pretty uninspired Bieber-baiting into a noise-protest track.
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And as long as he's in the mood to reprise old viral-baiting stunts, we might suggest that any proprietors of historic ships keep an eye out for another 21 Jump Street situation.
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But neither has the prestige of a big, Oscar-baiting feature film (or even a less awards-friendly, more action-focused take on Tubman's days as a Union spy in the Civil War).
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"Unfortunately, Obama is largely responsible for the partisan fighting — he seems to relish baiting the other side rather than compromising and finding the common ground," said a commenter using the handle NY Surgeon.
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The depressing thing about trending stories around social justice and racial awareness is the blurred line between the media mission of 'raising awareness' and disingenuously covering stories for the sake of trend baiting.
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He confronted Trump once again, baiting the business mogul by calling him names, attacking his business ventures and accusing him of knowing nothing about policy -- even though he struggled with a raspy voice.
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Perhaps they enjoyed his race-baiting story -- lacking in any factual basis -- that "thousands" of Muslims were cheering in New Jersey on 9/11 to celebrate the attacks on the World Trade Center?
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Whichever route they took to the top—whether by race-baiting and the Electoral College in Trump's case, or psychotic preparation and creative payroll maneuvers in the Patriots'—they now stand there together.
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"The White House and others are still interested in continuing to prove to the world how authoritarian the government is, so it's a process of baiting them to make these mistakes," said McCarthy.
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They wanted to see if Trump's race-baiting political playbook, updated to include the local issue of Confederate statues, would work to flip a state that Trump lost by 5 points last November.
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"There is some anecdotal evidence that sharks can associate the noise of outboard motors of boats and baiting in fishing and cage diving activities," Catarina Vila-Pouca, the study's main author told CNN.
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It's the sort of fear-mongering and race-baiting that both needs to be called out and calls back to one of the most notorious negative ads ever run: the Willie Horton commercial.
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I take no pleasure in saying this but, right now, it feels like there has never been a more exciting time to be a dog-whistling politician or race-baiting commentator in Australia.
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However, he mostly took votes from the New Democratic Party (NDP), Canada's left-wing party, meaning that Harper's Muslim baiting ironically may well have helped Justin Trudeau's center-left Liberal Party defeat him.
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It also includes Sacher, who, to her own visible disgust, will concoct a race-baiting, Blue Lives Matter-style federal case against a young man who clearly acted to save his own life.
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And with the strong Arab vote against Mr. Netanyahu, which effectively gave Mr. Gantz a critical boost, a Blue and White government would not likely stoop to Mr. Netanyahu's brand of Arab-baiting.
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A blue hard hat sat on his head and 19203 feet of quartz, zinc and lead clustered above him, held in place with an anxiety-baiting assortment of chicken wire and metal plates.
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Especially since the intersection of left-wing anti-Zionism and Islamist Jew-baiting is probably a more substantial threat to Jewish security in Western Europe than what remains of right-wing anti-Semitism.
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"Graham was among Trump&aposs harshest critics in 2016Graham was a staunch critic of Trump during the 2016 campaign season, at one point referring to him as a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot.
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He has made no attempt to publicly condemn Mr. Trump's race-baiting and politics of fear, presumably because he'd worry that calling your largest trade partner a racist would hurt the aforementioned trade.
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" He also sent a personal message to Sharpton, with whom he's been beefing for years -- "PS - Hey Al Sharpton, you or your cronies will never beat me you tax evading, race baiting clown!
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Since entering office in June, Salvini, a populist strongman who has delighted in baiting his critics by tweeting thinly-veiled Mussolini quotes and mocking anti-racism protesters, has become Italy's most influential politician.
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Virginia Democrats worried Mr Northam was turning off the base, as Mr Gillespie, a former lobbyist and consummate Washington, DC insider tried to energise his by going full Trump: running race-baiting ads condemning Mr Northam for wanting to remove Confederate monuments and spuriously tying him to a murderous Salvadoran gang (progressive Virginians did some race-baiting of their own: a Latino advocacy group ran an ad depicting a pickup truck with a Gillespie bumper sticker trying to run down non-white children).
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An icon of Pakistani cricket and a one-time London playboy who has since transformed himself into a pious, firebrand nationalist, Khan's campaign speeches were littered with anti-America rhetoric and baiting of India.
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"It's race-baiting of the highest order; it's bunk," said Niger Innis, a black conservative and son of civil rights activist Roy Innis who has defended the Tea Party movement against accusations of racism.
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He went from twink to hunk, with savvy, winking gay-baiting Instagram shots and underwear layouts (and bold fashion choices that made his bulging arms as iconic as his brother's flattened hair once was).
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In any case, the opposite of baiting people with easy openings for you (for Huckabee it's "stop tweeting") is called "just make the joke yourself," and it's a classic tactic for dodging hurtful quips.
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You have your usual fare, of course: awards-baiting dramas ranging from cynical to groundbreaking; comedies that shine more for their storied leading ladies; and performances that go from good to kind of freaky.
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But if Trump's administration translates that race-baiting rhetoric into violence on the border, the administration will have a crossed a new line, one that could open them to a fight in the courts.
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Entire marketing schemes are being designed with these entertainment detectives in mind — HBO's Westworld spent its entire second season baiting the faithful with stunningly obscure puzzles featuring binary and hexadecimal code glimpsed in passing.
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Some have accused the book of "queer baiting," which refers to the allusion of characters' queer identities in order to appeal to a queer fan base without actually following through and making it canon.
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While all this is a soundtrack to Chance trying to break free from his demons, he knows he's already found independence as an artist, and "No Problem"'s label-baiting is clear about that.
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We were not to leave," he wrote, and pointed out that it was actually a Democratic president — Franklin Delano Roosevelt — who sanctioned the camps, which shows that "demagoguery and race-baiting knows no party.
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They try to instill some type of fear in people and push, push it off on somebody else, when actually, it&aposs them that&aposs doing all of the race baiting and being divisive.
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" Here's a lengthier look at some of Clovis's writings: Clovis wrote in September 23 that then-President Obama had "no experience at anything other than race baiting and race trading as a community organizer.
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Trump proved that, and so did Roy Moore, the race-baiting, gun-toting alleged child molester who, despite losing Alabama's special election for the Senate, still captured a healthy majority of the white vote.
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If those provisions aren't bad enough, the SHARE Act would undo a 2015 federal rule that protected Alaskan bears and wolves from baiting and shooting them in their dens on National Park Service lands.
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The Four Corner's expose of illegal live baiting (animals being used as bait) in greyhound racing has lead to mass reforms in the industry, with some states moving to ban greyhound racing all together.
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Was it the populist right, reared in the meme swamps of Reddit and 4chan, who emerged blinking into the daylight of politics and set about baiting anyone who disagreed with their chosen Republican king?
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The tweedy quarterly American Affairs presents itself as the high-level intellectual exponent of Trumpism, while Breitbart provides day-to-day red meat in the form of trolling, outrage and race-baiting cultural politics.
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And in December, Eric Murdock, a black former N.B.A. player, sued the airline for $10 million for "race-baiting" after he said a white flight attendant prevented him from switching seats on a flight.
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I think that the Trump types, Fox News types who are experimenting with red-baiting Cold War-type rhetoric are going to pay a price for that because there's an increasing interest in socialism.
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Was the prosecution politically motivated, either to awaken Americans to the reality of Soviet espionage (as Mr. Sobell acknowledged decades later) or to shift public opinion and expedite another round of wholesale red-baiting?
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Bullfighting is legal in Spain and parts of South America, fox hunting still has plenty of advocates in Britain, and illegal cockfighting and bear baiting go quietly unchecked in other parts of the world.
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In related news, here's everything you need to know about Facebook's News Feed changes ICYMI:'You should not focus on engagement baiting': Here's how Facebook is explaining its massive News Feed change to advertisers.
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Even apart from the grotesque sexual misconduct allegations against him, Moore is a controversial Republican who combines the most intense race-baiting instincts of Trump with the theocratic policies of a Southern evangelical conservative.
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The Clinton campaign, Trump alleged, started the birther meme, and spread around imagery of Obama in traditional Somali garb, in what he claimed was a vicious bit of race-baiting — at the instigation of Blumenthal.
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The Skye Terrier is recognized as a fine sporting and vermin dog by the Victorian sportswriter Walsh, and Mayhews's sighting of one at the rat-pit suggests they were used for rat-baiting as well.
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The title of the exhibition references the hopes, struggles, and realities of life on the move for those who have been displaced, baiting the viewer with an installation of the aforementioned actors portraying each refugee.
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Of course a bully can't let a moment pass without taking some sort of potshot, so pretty soon Negan is calling Eugene "Doctor Smartypants" and baiting him to see how useful he can actually be.
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The race gave some Republicans heartburn in the final weeks, as Blankenship, an ex-convict who has made race-baiting remarks in his campaign ads, appeared to be surging in internal polling the final weekend.
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There was an attempt to reflect on the projection of the psyche of a woman who would be in porn in the way the main character is always baiting people to think about her motives.
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Last night, for good measure, Trump made race-baiting remarks about the Mexican-American judge in charge of the Trump University case, and one of his rallies in San Jose was marred by violent protests.
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The Russians have never been opposed to meddling in American elections (though not on a scale like the 2015-2016 intrusions), and the Soviet leaders did not much like the red-baiting, anti-communist Nixon.
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Real, important movements and interests — like white nationalism and Russian foreign policy — won here, and real people, like anyone affected by Obamacare or global warming or Trump's race-baiting rhetoric and policies, will lose out.
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In the Republican gubernatorial primary, Gillepsie barely beat out Confederate statue-loving loony Corey Stewart, then pivoted to race-baiting in the general election with ads linking Northam to notorious Central American gang MS-13.
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National Republicans feel they dodged a bullet when voters rejected ex-con coal baron Don Blankenship's race-baiting, conspiracy-theory laden campaign and nominated the state's attorney general Patrick Morrisey to face Manchin in November.
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He found a mentor in Roy Cohn, once the counsel to the Red-baiting Senator Joseph McCarthy, who tutored Mr. Trump in legal and public combat: Never settle, always counterattack, declare victory even in defeat.
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" The rhetoric has had a chilling effect, Feeley said, "Latins believe that Trump and his senior officials have no real interest in the region, beyond baiting Mexico and tightening the screws on Cuba and Venezuela.
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Mr. Jones had gotten into a testy interchange the night before with his Evangelical co-panelist Kayleigh McEnany as she all but accused him of race-baiting and he admonished her to stop interrupting him.
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Above: The Sexy Brutale screenshot courtesy Tequila Works Let this piece serve as a call to arms: if you, like me, found yourself disappointed by Playtonic's Rare-baiting platformer, Yooka-Laylee, then you're not alone.
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By far his most accessible, digestible—some might even say mainstream-baiting—record to date, it sounds like an Andrew Bird album, but with a noticeable infusion of commercial intent woven into its musical fiber.
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"They're not going to fall for his race-baiting divisiveness; they're going to promise to bring people together to address everyday challenges," said Frank Sharry, the executive director of America's Voice, an immigration advocacy group.
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Having been nearly vanquished in the primary by Corey Stewart, an anti-immigrant conspiracy theorist who played on issues like preserving Confederate monuments, Mr. Gillespie, at the advice of Republican leaders, took up race-baiting.
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Mr. Faso, on the other hand, has abandoned any effort to explain how he'd serve constituents, instead hoping that his quisling behavior toward the president and a cynical campaign of race-baiting will be enough.
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The backlash is not around two people of different sizes being together, but rather the idea that the production was baiting for negative attention towards these real-life couples and contributing to sexist beauty standards.
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And there may be a political upside for both: Feuding with liberal leaders like Trudeau and French President Emmanuel Macron is all good for Trump's brand as the politically incorrect, foreigner-baiting America First bulldog.
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PC Music and its relationship to "authenticity" been talked about to death, and the they have done some grade-A journalist-baiting, including turning interviewers into photo shoot props, to provoke a litany of thinkpieces.
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"Musk continues his slow transformation into a media-baiting Trump figure screaming irrationally about fake news," The Verge's Andrew J. Hawkins tweeted on Wednesday, a comparison Musk appeared to anticipate and even embrace, in part.
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The race baiting continued as Barron complained that in MMA you are allowed to choke opponents, stopping to make an aside that 'you know how we feel about the choke hold in New York City'.
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It might seem like improvisational madness when President Trump tells American citizens in Congress to "go back" where they came from, but those close to Trump say there's a lot of calculation behind his race-baiting.
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Facebook says pages and business that do get caught engagement baiting after the upcoming transition period should expect the reach and traffic on these kind of posts to decrease, with repeat offenders seeing more "significant drops."
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A spot like this would normally be denounced for exploiting racial biases against Latino immigrants, but this one has gotten very little blowback, suggesting that the press has simply come to expect race-baiting from Trump.
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"One of the restrictions about baiting in Wisconsin is you can't use animals or animal byproducts—no meat," study author Dr. Becky Kirby, who led the research while at the University of Wisconsin, Madison told Gizmodo.
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Aesthetically, he markets himself in the same way as any other blog-baiting internet rapper, with videos that show him mouthing lyrics as he stands in a kitchen or in front of a door holding money.
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But as I suffered through Corden's pointless Carpool Karaoke schtick, headline-baiting outfits, and music journalists making snipey jokes on Twitter (great job again this year, pals!), the whole exercise started to feel a bit masochistic.
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The ads may have backfired; at the least, they led to articles shaming Faso's clumsy attempt at race-baiting in the New York Times, Washington Post, New York magazine and local papers like the Times-Union.
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Josh Marshall of Talking Points Memo sees a few notable takeaways from this exchange: "One is Schumer at the very end baiting Trump into defiantly insisting he'll be 'proud' to shut down the government," Marshall notes.
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There's a universe in which Jay Z's hater-baiting intro to the summertime chug of "Thriller" is just a fun aside, not the genesis of Fall Out Boy's lengthy and occasionally agonizing foray into hip-hop.
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But instead, Ryan is crisscrossing Washington and the country saying he's identified the Republican Party's biggest problem: that its most prominent message to Americans is the race-baiting fear tactics now popularized by the party's president.
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Democrats' inability to run the table on a Republican Party that depended on lying, race-baiting and suppressing the vote is a sign that the American people do not know what the Democratic Party stands for.
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" On Monday, Ryan told CNN's Erica Hill on "New Day" that Trump "has to bear some responsibility for creating a culture in the United States around race-baiting, around demonizing people of color, around demonizing immigrants.
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He blasted Trump ahead of the 2016 GOP presidential primary as a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" after Trump announced his proposal to ban people from certain predominantly Muslim countries from traveling to the United States.
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We suggest to Ms. Jefferson that there is a degree to which it feels people now have permission, or feel they have permission, to spout the sort of race-baiting speech that Mr. Trump has used.
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The Kelly hire was always questionable — she had made plenty of race-baiting comments in the past, and her NBC show was already a ratings flop — but Kelly worked for, and was made famous by, Fox News.
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Sanders will have to weather an onslaught of red-baiting Republican attacks either way, they argue, and the perception that he is more like V.I. Lenin than like Elizabeth Warren will create an insurmountable obstacle to victory.
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" Less offensive, but no more subtle, are the millennial-baiting totebags, reaction gifs, Lena Dunham Instagram-takeovers, GOP Star Wars villain listicles, and requests that Twitter followers describe their student loan debt in "3 emojis or less.
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The percentage of white women who voted for Trump according to exit polls, 230%, has become a kind of cultural shorthand for the failure of many white women to vote against race-baiting, xenophobia, and white supremacy.
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Tapper also pressed him on videos released by the right-wing group Project Veritas -- which has a history of releasing selectively edited videos -- that features a Democratic operative describing baiting Trump supporters into conflict at Trump rallies.
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"I have doubts about Mr. Trump, I don't think he's a Republican, I don't think he's a conservative, I think his campaign's built on xenophobia, race-baiting and religious bigotry," he said of his change of heart.
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At the same time, Røed's social-democratic concept of "civil society" sounds like a dream in the US, where we have elected the most vulgar presidential candidate in modern history on a platform of race-baiting misogyny.
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Let me ask you this: As someone worried about Trump not draining the swamp, are you more comfortable with a guy like Steve Bannon in the White House, who ran the race-baiting alt-right site Breitbart.
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Even if Trump truly wanted to shift from a race-baiting partisan to a deal-making pragmatist — and few signs suggest he does — most Democrats made clear that such efforts will be received with skepticism and resistance.
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In 2012, an AP investigation highlighted that, with unprecedented help from the CIA, the NYPD was paying informants $1,000 a month and placing them in communities with the explicit goal of baiting Muslims into making inflammatory comments.
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Last week, congressional committees summoned representatives from Facebook, Google, and Twitter to grill them about how they could possibly have allowed polarizing, race-baiting ads to be placed on their platforms by companies linked to the Kremlin.
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Though Ms. Prescod is notorious for straying from fencing orthodoxy, she is reliably at her strongest, Mr. Leach said, when attacking from a defensive position, often baiting her opponents into a strike that she deflects and counters.
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The worker-friendly items on his platform were all lies, as were some of the race-baiting items (the wall) meant to inspire loyalty from a white base he has largely abandoned in favor of corporate interests.
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Omar faced questions during a CNN appearance about a tweet from earlier this week in which she responded to a video clip of Graham calling Trump a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" during the 85033 presidential campaign.
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Trump not only lacks the knowledge and experience to discuss just about any subject that matters in governance, but his unpredictable temperament and lack of self-control make him vulnerable to deflections and baiting by his opponents.
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Instead, since their thin-skinned, crypto-fascist, race-baiting, cop-loving, know-nothing overlord advocates punching strangers in the face and much worse, I have to teach him how to choke them unconscious for his own survival.
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Ol' Saint Trent is set to give us a new EP on Friday, Not the Actual Events, plus a series of Shut Up And Take My Money-baiting vinyl reissues of 90s NIN albums down the line.
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It was the place you went, shrouded in anonymity, for pornography, hard-core racism, revenge porn, Nazi cheerleading, Jew-baiting, creepshots, fat-shaming, mindless anarchy and pictures of dead kids or of women who had been beaten.
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It has also been a boon for Republicans, who have already begun using Ms. Omar as both a symbol of Democratic hypocrisy and a way to give cover for the race-baiting, misogynistic remarks of President Trump.
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He made his reputation as a communist-baiting member of the House un-American Activities Committee and destroyed his reputation as president with the Watergate burglaries and the White House tapes of his ranting against the elites.
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Before every pop star was rushing to pander to LGBTQ fans, Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" wasn't a case of coy queer-baiting: It was a confident and technicolor rallying cry, arguably lightyears ahead of its time.
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Ilhan Omar on Wednesday rejected President Donald Trump's call for her to resign after she suggested US support of Israel is motivated by money, charging that the President is hypocritical given his history of race-baiting statements.
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"The childishness, the gratuitous fear-mongering and race baiting has become so consistent that we almost expect it, the bar has been lowered so far," Gregg Popovich, head coach of the San Antonio Spurs basketball team, told reporters.
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The grounding of the latest version of the world's most-sold jet over safety concerns has rattled suppliers and fazed rival Airbus, which is avoiding the traditional baiting of Boeing while remaining distracted by its own corruption probe.
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" In January, Gabbard disrupted Hawaii's traditionally tight-knit, four-member delegation with a surprise op-ed criticizing Democrats' questioning of a judicial nominee, writing in The Hill that "elected leaders engaging in religion-baiting are playing with fire.
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A day before the GOP primary, there are now concerns in the party that Republicans might wind up with a Senate nominee who has, just in the last week, drawn national attention for a race-baiting ad campaign.
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Priebus is well-liked by the GOP establishment, and a major question moving forward will be how the Breitbart wing gets along with more traditional Republican leaders uncomfortable with its emphasis on race-baiting headlines and conspiracy theories.
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" When Hillary Clinton tweeted that the the shooting was "unbearable," CNN at once gave a platform to the race-baiting ex-NYPD cop Harry Houck, who denounced Clinton on Twitter for "playing [the] race card for black votes.
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I admit my own guilt in spicing up my tweets and headlines with a sprinkling of second person seasoning, but I hope that the thing I'm baiting people to click is ultimately satisfying enough to justify that effort.
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Virginia dominated the political headlines last week, and with good reason: The state's gubernatorial election handed a race-baiting Republican candidate a definitive loss and provided beleaguered Democrats some early hope for their chances in the 218 midterms.
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In the lead-up to the election, many believed that the former RNC chair's campaign, which embraced race-baiting and Trumpist positions on Confederate monuments and immigration, would lead to a close outcome, if not a Gillespie victory.
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Obama should fight like a lion for the Dreamers against the cruel, vicious and sometimes race-baiting attacks by Trump who broke his word to Democratic leaders and seeks to kill the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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When the daughter of immigrants from India spoke of an America that should both enforce immigration laws and make those who dream of coming here feel welcome, she offered the antithesis of the race-baiting bigotry of Trump.
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New York's impresario of the political dark arts, Cohn was notorious for playing the henchman for Red-baiting Senator Joe McCarthy, and then became a lawyer/fixer for anyone who could pay, including mobsters and corrupt union officials.
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Martin Shkreli's defense attorney objected to a prosecution request that the "pharma bro" be gagged during his ongoing securities fraud trial, and blamed reporters for baiting his emotionally fragile client into publicly blasting prosecutors, witnesses and the press.
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On "Tap Tap," he and the pianist Matt Mitchell gave chase to the chord changes, baiting them and tackling them, while the tenor saxophonist Brian Settles played fewer notes, seeming to live inside the harmonies as they moved.
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Its lurch came at a time when a race-baiting American president, Donald Trump, has opened the way for everyone's inner bigot and shown contempt for that most carefully nurtured and prodigious postwar child: the German-American alliance.
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May's Conservative Party to press for the repeal of legislation that consigned centuries of hunting with dogs to the history books, along with bear baiting, cock fighting and other pursuits once deemed totemic of a bucolic, rural England.
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Trump believes that his appeal is based largely on what he calls his heroic lack of "political correctness" but which is more accurately described as a breezy penchant for race-baiting, war crimes, and content-free policy pronouncements.
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He began his career with the race-baiting "Willie Horton" ad during the 1988 presidential campaign, which used mug shots of a black convicted murderer to stoke fears that the Democratic candidate, Michael Dukakis, was soft on crime.
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He began his career with the race-baiting "Willie Horton" ad during the 1988 presidential campaign, which used mug shots of a black convicted murderer to stoke fears that the Democratic candidate, Michael Dukakis, was soft on crime.
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The grounding of the latest version of the world's most-sold jet over safety concerns has rattled suppliers and fazed rival Airbus, which is avoiding the traditional baiting of Boeing while remaining distracted by its own corruption probe.
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The grounding of the latest version of the world's most-sold jet has rattled suppliers and even fazed rival Airbus, with the European company avoiding the traditional baiting of Boeing, while remaining distracted by its own corruption probe.
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But a lot of the cultural right has spent the Trump era wallowing in conspiracy theories and race-baiting — it's not entirely surprising that liberals are conditioned to expect that kind of stuff when MAGA hats show up.
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All that is even more difficult when the hard left is attacking the founders of our civilizations for sins endemic to human existence more than a century ago, and the hard right resorts to fear mongering and race baiting.
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He may have blustered about China here and there, but his formative political gambit was a breathtakingly cynical campaign to execute five black boys falsely accused of raping a white woman, the most archetypal race-baiting America can offer.
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A black tracksuit Mazhar created for revered London Grime MC Skepta appears in the show, alongside label-baiting lyrics from "That's Not Me" ("Yeah, I used to wear Gucci / Put it all in the bin 'cause that's not me").
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In a gubernatorial race in a supposedly deep-red state — with a voter-suppressing, race-baiting, fearmongering Republican nominee — a fierce, compassionate, qualified black woman has captured the interest of a nation and made it a razor-thin race.
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Which only made the ongoing race-baiting of alleged criminals at the border—which flared up again when the president argued with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer about it in front of the press Tuesday—all the more glaring.
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"I take no pleasure in saying this but, right now, it feels like there has never been a more exciting time to be a dog-whistling politician or race-baiting commentator in Australia," Soutphommasane said at a Sydney university.
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But if you've followed Giuliani's career, in fact it's clear he swallowed the whole Trump persona many years ago" with "the race baiting, the law and order pose, the incessant lying used to both steal credit and avoid responsibility.
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But after narrowly escaping neo-Confederate Corey Stewart in the primary, Gillespie changed his approach, cutting race-baiting ads about MS-13 and defending the preservation of Confederate monuments—all while maintaining his more moderate pose in public appearances.
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Washington (CNN)After nearly four years of improbable political momentum, President Donald Trump demonstrated Tuesday his brand of race-baiting and fear-mongering politics -- which inflamed his base voters but scorched the rest -- can still win some big elections.
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Violence at rallies, incendiary speeches, race baiting, attacks on journalists and judges, proposals to bar Muslims or Mexicans — the primaries signaled a sudden sea change that left non-Americans watching with fascination, puzzlement and a profound sense of trepidation.
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Finally, Congress should think through its actions and about the inevitable outcome of its own baiting of Beijing, working instead for the betterment of the people of Hong Kong, rather than virtue signaling and scoring political points at home.
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Incivility is, of course, a problem in American political life; the country seems to be more divided than ever, thanks partly to a Trump administration that's pushing a far-right agenda and race-baiting rhetoric designed to stoke anger.
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Manson's insistence that social unrest in the black community was a threat to his followers' safety has echoes in contemporary American life, where race-baiting can help get you elected president and the White House openly stokes white nationalism.
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Auto chat filters, for instance, can be bypassed or are too sensitive allowing trolls to use them to their advantage, baiting people into saying words close to a banned word so that they removed and may receive tempory bans.
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Hopkins, a former MailOnline columnist and presenter on LBC radio, is a veteran of the social media platform, joining Twitter just under a decade ago — and using it to amplify her brand of far-right leaning, liberal-baiting politics.
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One need look no further than Trump's obsessive condemnation of NFL players, mostly African-Americans, who chose to kneel before the start of games to protest unjust police shootings of African-Americans, to understand Trump's dog whistle race baiting.
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The success of the program became its own kind of hard evidence in refuting myths about borderline personality disorder, which is marked by neediness, baiting and emotional outbursts that appear so often to be the symptoms of poisoned relationships.
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" During her run against President Donald Trump in the 2016 campaign, Graham pegged Trump as a "nutjob" and a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot," predicting if the GOP nominated him, they would be "destroyed … and we will deserve it.
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What do you think of the frequent liberal argument that this is a problem inherent to right-wing populism — that the lurches toward race-baiting are inescapable, that the effort to build a pan-ethnic conservative populism is foredoomed?
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That's right: bullfighting—the blood sport that involves baiting and killing a bull in an arena—is not just conscripted to Spain and its former colonies, but is alive and well in some sectors of the baguette-wielding nation.
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That combination of fear-baiting and my being an impressionable teenager left me feeling like I only had one option left: to get rid of their Most Known Unknown album (which I recently spoke about on the Vinyl Me Please Podcast).
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Mr Höcke, a race-baiting extremist in the charismatic strongman mould, sits at the heart of the Flügel ("Wing"), an ultra-right grouping inside the AfD whose influence far outstrips its support, thought to comprise perhaps one-third of party members.
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" Mike Huckabee accused of race baiting - USA Today: "Former Arkansas Governor and presidential candidate Mike Huckabee was criticized on Twitter Saturday after tweeting a photo of five tattooed Hispanic men using what appears to be MS-13 gang hand signals.
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They say their coworkers are weaponizing the company's HR department, baiting them into discussions about diversity and then reporting them to HR. Management isn't responding to their concerns, employees said, leaving them to fend for themselves in the face of discrimination.
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"This first phase of baiting alone ‒ completed in just 28 days despite the harsh sub-Antarctic conditions ‒ made this project the largest island rodent eradication operation ever undertaken in the world," explained the South Georgia Heritage Trust in a statement .
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The president has been pulling out all the stops in an effort to get his base fired up ahead of Tuesday, including stoking fears about a migrant caravan hundreds of miles away and rolling out a race-baiting closing ad.
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Shouting. Interrupting. Baiting. Stonewalling. As the men of the Kavanaugh hearings got hot under the collar Thursday, the women remained calm and collected, including Christine Blasey Ford as she related one of the most personal and painful moments of her life.
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The one that had the national spotlight in the last week was the West Virginia Republican primary, where Don Blankenship, an ex-convict who made race-baiting remarks in his campaign, was positioning himself as the "Trumpier than Trump" candidate.
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When the news vans arrive they ask Janelle baiting questions, like if the protest is a "referendum" of her as a principal, and whether she is "thankful" for the police, who are actually the ones who nearly made the protest fatal.
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When she's not filming the next summer blockbuster or dashing from the airport to the red carpet — baiting every paparazzi in sight — she carves out time to return to her OG gig, fronting top fashion campaigns like PAIGE's fall lookbook.
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""Trump's stereotypical and violent rhetoric brings real life consequences for people and as long as companies keep financing platforms for Trump to push his race-baiting message, the number of violent attacks against minority groups and women will continue to grow.
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RELATED: Donald Trump: 'Lindsey Graham is a disgrace' The senator, who dropped his presidential bid in December, has since offered some of the most biting criticisms of Trump, including calling him a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" late last year.
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These race-baiting federal initiatives, in a misapplication of rules of statistics, use raw data on traffic stops, searches and arrests to show over-representation and disparate impact on people living in minority neighborhoods in a post-Ferguson, Missouri riot report.
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In 2016 — around the 10-year anniversary of their baiting program — the Fort Worth Police Department announced it had made more than 1,000 arrests through a program in which officers catch thieves using bait vehicles, according to the Star-Telegram.
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Zinke has directed the National Park Service to revisit extreme hunting methods in Alaska's national preserves, such as baiting bears with grease-soaked donuts and crawling into bears' dens, using flashlights to wake and kill mother bears and their cubs.
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Democratic insiders, strategists and sources close to potential candidates say it's tricky to work out the right message that knocks Trump for what many privately see as race baiting but that is not perceived as criticism of the flag or anthem.
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In a segment on "The Ingraham Angle," the Fox host accused Winfrey of "race-baiting" by bringing up Georgia's racist history of lynching in a campaign speech for Abrams, the first black woman nominated for governor by a major political party.
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Now, as a direct result of those three entities, expedient politicians and race-baiting so-called "community activists" like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, a War on Police has surfaced; and America is now tragically caught in the middle of it.
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Miquela materialized out of nowhere in 2016, and since then has already confused a fair amount of people by releasing music, starring in a queer-baiting advert for Calvin Klein with Bella Hadid, and "dating" real human men, among other things.
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Uncomfortable with the overt race-baiting of Dixiecrats, these voters responded to a broader argument cast in the language of states' rights and free enterprise, the true pillars of the constitutional republic as opposed to the Democrats' promise of egalitarian democracy.
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The chaos of the gathering made it a perfect fit for downtown Nashville, crowded with tourist-baiting honky-tonk bars, its roadways cluttered with tractors hauling party buses packed with drunk people decked out in Halloween costumes and cowboy hats.
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Whether race baiting with at best confusing comments about neo-Nazis and white supremacists or pitting service member against service member, Trump knows no bounds to his divisive language that has torn apart this democracy in only even months in office.
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Carrey embraced very aspect of that, down to baiting wrestler Jerry Lawler -- who had famously body-slammed Kaufman during a stunt match -- during the filming, to the point where a confused Lawler wanted to mop the floor with him too.
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In response to a damning report by ABC's Four Corners exposing horrific circumstances and live-baiting practices in greyhound racing, a surge in greyhound adoptions has spread across the nation, and the obligatory adoption Instagram accounts have appeared with them.
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And, watching the highlights, you can see Verstappen baiting Raikkonen several times as he tries to pass, closing the door at the last moment and forcing the Fin to jerk on his steering wheel in order to avoid a crash.
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Omar first made the accusation on Twitter on Tuesday when she shared a video of a 2015 CNN interview of Graham, then a GOP presidential candidate, criticizing Trump, whom he calls a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot" in the interview.
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Why else had "America's mayor," a moderate conservative who had previously lent support to gay rights, gun control and open immigration, gone to work as a hatchet man for a man perceived to be a wall-building, race-baiting nativist?
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Mr. Trump's unrelenting attacks have only prompted the former vice president to keep baiting the president, inserting lines into his stump speech he hopes will be picked up by the news media and create a new cycle of attack-and-response.
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But as social media has become increasingly connected to unpleasant bickering, race-baiting and Russian propaganda, the must-have "social" label has become an albatross, said Joseph Bayer, an assistant professor at Ohio State University who focuses on social networks.
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And he is stepping into a race filled with 19 other candidates who could lift their profiles by baiting the front-runner into a back-and-forth that would quickly erase memories of Mr. Biden's high-minded call to arms.
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They make a cynical, race-baiting, adulterous campaign-finance fraudster like Dinesh D'Souza a rich man after he abandons an intellectual career for a Michael Moore-imitating grift — and then cheer when Trump pardons D'Souza because it owns the libs.
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He also told Mr. Salvini — who has delighted of late in baiting liberal critics by echoing Mussolini — that ancient detractors sought to block or kill Julius Caesar by claiming he, too, was a danger to the stability of the state.
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It is a sorry development that even Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general, a former leader of one of our nation's most racially diverse institutions, is choosing to sacrifice his own reputation to abet the president's race-baiting.
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But instead of recognizing how these ideas could benefit Americans -- including his white working class supporters -- Republicans have put socialism on trial and returned to the traditional conservative red-baiting of government social programs meant to improve the lives of Americans.
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The result is the unlikely events we witness today, when, more than 60 years after the Holocaust, a mainstream British politician can be accused of "deliberately baiting" Jews without it significantly affecting either his electoral standing or position as party leader.
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The IRS says it's seen a "surge" this year in phishing emails, with thieves baiting special hooks for payroll and human-resources workers in hopes of snagging a company's entire stash of employee Social Security numbers and other personal information.
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That's just a reversion to McCarthy-era red-baiting to discredit an idea by putting a label on it and associating that label with Stalinism in the Soviet Union, a repressive, bureaucratic state that had nothing to do with socialism.
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The aim was to "do everything we could within the boundaries of what was wise without baiting the Russians into doing something worse," recalled Chuck Hagel, the former Republican senator who was Obama's secretary of defense from 2013 to 2015.
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But for the latter movement, stories of officer-involved shootings were dismissed at first as gratuitous race-baiting, then as exceptional cautionary tales, then as isolated incidents, then as pleas not to allow one bad apple to spoil the bunch.
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Unsavory content is a problem that YouTube has been slow to acknowledge — and even slower to deal with, as we learned in early June with YouTube personality Steven Crowder's baiting of Carlos Maza, a queer journalist for the news outlet Vox.
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Here's the moment Clinton called Trump a "puppet" for Putin Insults and the fate of millions of undocumented immigrants "He choked," Hillary Clinton said of Donald Trump, clearly baiting him to become undisciplined when asked about his visit to Mexico.
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What we think of as modern dog culture has its roots in the 21985th century when, as breeds began to be set and made standard, they proved themselves not only in the dog shows but in the dog-fighting and rat-baiting pits.
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It's also a deep dive into how a poor Muslim Pakistani boy made it to the US and became a symbol of the resistance against a sexist, race-baiting president who tried to ban immigrants from a number of Muslim-majority countries.
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The letter goes on to identify Mr Trump as "a danger to our society" whose behaviour—including bullying, mockery of the disabled, race-baiting, religious discrimination, sexism and threats of physical violence—"goes against everything we teach the children in our care".
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Bannon likes to excuse Breitbart's race-baiting as a kind of footnote — white supremacists are "a collection of clowns," and the issues of race seem to him to be less about their actual substance than about how he can piss off progressives.
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Second, Trump's decision to publicly call out outsourcing companies and then negotiate with them to stay stateside has the deliciously amusing and advantageous political effect of baiting his political opponents to take up the same politically unpopular positions Republicans have pursued for decades.
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But speaking to "Good Morning America" earlier this month, Ashley Wright said Raniya's friends told her that a bully had been baiting the 10-year-old into a fight and caused her to hit her head on a bookshelf before she died.
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It said Trump and some in his inner circle interpreted Mueller's words as assurance that his risk of criminal jeopardy was low, while other advisers cautioned that Mueller was baiting Trump into an interview that could put him in greater legal danger.
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And while Amazon Prime is just one of the company's many user-baiting services, Netflix stakes its business on its monthly streaming subscriptions: It doesn't want to alienate users by promising at-home exclusives, and then making them wait months to get them.
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As a student at Stanford University in the late 1980s and early 1990s he railed against the new academic orthodoxies of multiculturalism and diversity and political correctness, founding a conservative magazine, Stanford Review, and publishing an establishment-baiting book, "The Diversity Myth".
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We've seen it before at weird Wes Anderson-ified festivals like Camp Wildfire; they aim to recreate the genuinely trippy shit you'd find in the weirder, arty corners of Glasto but ultimately come off as sanitised, social media-baiting events for rich people.
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" The right-wing Figaro has been by far the most creative in its fear-mongering and red-baiting, calling the far-left candidate "Maximilien Ilitch Mélenchon" (combining the names of Maximilien Robespierre and Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, aka Lenin) and the "French Chavez.
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Now, once-obscure websites like Gateway Pundit and Infowars that have trafficked in these kinds of race-baiting stats are at the center of the debate around misinformation and propaganda—as well as serving as popular media outlets for the president-elect.
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They've criticized his baiting of white supremacists after deadly protests in Charlottesville, griped about the trade wars he's trying to start with tariffs, condemned his arguably racist comments about Mexico and other countries and been disgusted by him over the Access Hollywood tapes.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE mocked Sen.
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" Meanwhile, the muted Patriotic Folks piece on Lady Gaga soon migrated to a pro-Trump Facebook page that reaches millions, Make America Great Today, which shared it with a baiting line, "More white women voted for Donald J. Trump than Hillary Clinton.
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HR had become "weaponized," they said; Googlers on both sides of the battle lines had become adept at working the refs—baiting colleagues into saying things that might violate the company's code of conduct, then going to human resources to report them.
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Obviously he'd played the crossover game before, and even the preceding El Cartel: The Big Boss contained a few mainstream-baiting overtures such as "Papi Lover" with Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger and separate collaborations with two different members of the Black Eyed Peas.
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Three examples of "engagement baiting" shared by Facebook Facebook did specify that there are some exceptions to this clampdown, and that includes examples like a missing child report, raising money for a cause, or asking for travel tips, to quote the company directly.
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For example, the family-friendly reboot "Fuller House" and the "Gilmore Girls" revival are two of the most popular Netflix shows, but they're more fan service and nostalgia baiting, rather than the sort of thing that would earn an award show nod.
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In the field, the tag line wasn't resonating, which sent many campaigns into crisis management; in some of the closest races across the country, Republicans retreated to fearmongering and race-baiting about migrant caravans, MS-13 gangs, Confederate statues, and sanctuary cities.
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There was an intervening Redemption period that is crucial for understanding black agency, the alliance between African-Americans and white ruling elites, and the subsequent race-baiting that blamed blacks' right to vote for the economic and political ills of the South.
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Mrs. Clinton's calling for paid sick leave, better health care for children, debt-free college opportunities, and working together as a diverse society is equivalent to Mr. Trump's race-baiting, calls for stop-and-frisk and law and order, and vilification of immigrants?
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Clinton succeeded several times in baiting Mr. Trump, making him become defensive, lose his cool or dig himself into a political hole, particularly late in the debate as he struggled to defend himself against charges that he had made sexist and racist remarks.
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Like Roger Federer when he is serving, Greinke has a delivery that does not telegraph the type or location of his pitches, which is why he is one of the best at baiting hitters into swinging at balls outside the strike zone.
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By baiting his opponents into attacking him for excessively grotesque banker-hatred, Trump essentially got them to concede that, whatever else you might think of him, he was genuinely a scourge of the much-loathed financial services industry in the United States.
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On the Republican side, our Washington reporters helped construct a fuller picture of the anti-immigrant message President Trump is driving home these days, including posting two race-baiting ads and issuing a stream of falsehoods from the Oval Office in the afternoon.
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Mr. Stormer's book, published by his own Liberty Bell Press, tapped into a vein of conservative alarm that was still very much present in the early 231s, even though the Red-baiting era of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy had faded in the 210s.
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" It is a history of coded race-baiting combined with myopia and cowardice that puts the Republican establishment in lock step now with the alt-right, the Ku Klux Klan, the racists and misogynists and nut jobs, the guy who shouts "Jew-S.
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"[H]e went down to the Heart of Dixie in Alabama before an all white or mostly white crowd — the good old boys so to speak — and engaged in what many of us I think can fairly call race baiting," Jeffries said.
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In Virginia, Ed Gillespie's campaign was a test case of this strategy: In embracing race-baiting Trumpian issues like Confederate monuments and immigration, he tried to find a Goldilocks zone between an unpopular president and the xenophobic appeals that got the president elected.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE slammed Rep.
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Paul L. Coffey is the puritanical Malvolio, Olivia's steward; Andy Grotelueschen is her hedonistic cousin, Sir Toby Belch; and Paco Tolson is his dimwitted companion in revelry, Sir Andrew Aguecheek, with Tina Chilip as Toby's girlfriend (and fellow conniver in Malvolio-baiting), Maria.
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He's publicly stated his support for Jeremy Corbyn, called Zac Goldsmith a "pussyole" for his race-baiting mayoral campaign, talked about solutions to the housing crisis, and come out with full-frontal challenges to anyone who wants demonize him based on prejudice.
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And it claims the United States "rejects bigotry and oppression and seeks a future built on our values as one American people"; yet the president has denigrated women, used race-baiting language and been hesitant to criticize anti-Semitic, neo-Nazi extremists.
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By baiting his opponents into attacking him for excessively grotesque banker hatred, Trump essentially got them to concede that whatever else you might think of him, he was genuinely a scourge of the much-loathed financial services industry in the United States.
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TRIAL SET FOR &aposSMALLVILLE&apos ACTRESS ALLISON MACK, ALLEGED SEX CULT LEADER KEITH RANIERE Raniere was arrested in Mexico in March, charged with sex trafficking, sexual assault, forced branding, blackmail and baiting clients into other forms of self-destruction including mandatory near-starvation diets.
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But many reviews on Steam said that the real reason why the Easter egg ended up being so antagonizing was because it felt like the developers of Red Candle Games were hiding political views within a product and baiting Chinese users into buying it.
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The soldier often contributed to the conservative news site the Blaze, where he slammed a rainbow flag seen at an Arizona Air Force base, accused Ferguson activists of "race baiting" for war, and attacked an imam for "preaching" Arabic at a Veterans Day event.
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A bigger one, it must be admitted, is that Mr Jones's opponent is a gay-hating, Muslim-baiting, religious zealot, who has twice been removed from his position as Alabama's chief justice for disregarding the constitution in favour of his interpretation of the Bible.
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When casting, the small roles were as important as the larger ones: the catatonic mental patients, the flunkeys at the emperor's court, the sulky girls lined up to be Miss Fireman in "The Firemen's Ball", white workers casually baiting the black hero of "Ragtime".
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Among the regulations will be a statewide ban on the use of all natural cervid urine-based lures, and an immediate ban on baiting and feeding in the 16 counties that make up the Chronic Wasting Disease Management Zone, according to the state's website .
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The first night of the RNC was not about Making America Great Again so much as it was about who was Making America Bad Now—which is to say that it was about fear-mongering, paranoia, the exploitation of grief, race-baiting, and Hillary Clinton.
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It is certainly interesting to compare this offensive baiting of the double collar tie to open up along the fence with the use of the double collar tie to break the hips away from the fence as Demetrious Johnson and Fabricio Werdum so often do.
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The alleged wise men of the center keep imagining that the problem with Trumpism is just its vulgarity and race-baiting, and that a benevolent technocrat could step in and lead the country out of gridlock and polarization, into the broad, sunlit uplands of reform.
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So Blankenship, who is running a race-baiting, conventions-be-damned campaign aimed at sticking a thumb in the eye of the establishment, hasn't gotten the slightest bit of warmth from the President who ran the exact same kind of campaign back in 2016.
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At the Nuremberg trials, in 1946, Julius Streicher, the founder and publisher of the Jew-baiting newspaper Der Stürmer , quoted Luther as the source of his beliefs and said that if he was going to be blamed Luther would have to be blamed as well.
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During the referendum, the "Leave" campaign effectively stoked fears of an immigrant influx to garner support, and the baiting of refugees was further fanned by concerns about terrorism, the influential euroskeptic tabloid press and by the far-right, which attributed Britain's economic problems to immigration.
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His speeches and debates were laced with convenient untruths and slanders: his race-baiting lies about a "young buck" chiseling welfare and a wealthy Chicago "welfare queen" tooling around in her Cadillac; pollution-causing trees; his slandering of Michael Dukakis as an "invalid" in 1988.
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As one of the original promoters of birtherism -- the conspiracy theory that former President Barack Obama was born in a foreign country and is not a US citizen -- Trump is no stranger to race-baiting, dehumanizing and criminalizing black and brown people for political gain.
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However, Britain First is perhaps best known for its online presence, both on Twitter and Facebook, where it makes and shares a range of memes and images—ranging from relatively innocuous poppy-baiting to the sort of violently anti-Muslim content the president just retweeted.
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The record features big talk about populism and political realignment, plus a dismissal of the white identitarians and racists drawn to his flame as just incidental idiots ... but it never seems to cash out in anything except a return to empty, race-baiting culture war.
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Did you really never think, you Red-Baiting Fucks, you champion imbeciles, how a Capitalist Russia might possibly be worse than that which you pretended to fear, than the terror you used to fatten your insatiable military budgets and bloated weapons-money-filled wallets?
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After that, Morse and Figliomeni spent much of each baiting season behind the wheel of their rig, hauling boxes to the most remote corners of one of the least populated places in the world, to beat back what Australia has deemed an invasive pest.
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Except for the bulldog, whose days of toil baiting bulls are long gone, these are sporting or working breeds, most with big floppy ears and obedient personalities, several of which have played the lovable family dog in generations of prime-time dog-food commercials.
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And for all his race-baiting, even Trump has pursued policies that don't fit the white-identitarian frame — most notably a criminal-justice reform that built on state-by-state efforts that were championed by religious conservatives and libertarians as often as by Democrats.
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While the well-born Carlson had been for most of his career a fairly mainstream conservative, he has used his bully pulpit on Fox to transform himself into a full-throated right-wing populist, inveighing against unrestrained capitalism while also flirting with open race-baiting.
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And for all his race-baiting, even Trump has pursued policies that don't fit the white-identitarian frame — most notably a criminal-justice reform that built on state-by-state efforts that were championed by religious conservatives and libertarians as often as by Democrats.
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Today: Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE is in India.
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The three-day Judiciary Committee proceedings were largely an exercise in grandstanding, speechifying and at times monotonous repetition — an endurance exercise in which each side appeared to be baiting the other to trip over their arguments or commit procedural offenses that could resonate outside Washington.
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" But the magazine's president, Timothy Dalrymple, wrote in the editorial, headlined "The Flag in the Whirlwind," that evangelicals' embrace of Trump means being tied to his "rampant immorality, greed, and corruption; his divisiveness and race-baiting; his cruelty and hostility to immigrants and refugees.
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Of course, speculation abounds among users as to whether or not this tweak in the site rules will be used to justify banning r/the_donald, the race-baiting, mod-threatening, and ostensibly Trump-centered community which has at various points declared "war" on the rest of Reddit.
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That crash came despite the fact that the latest version of Ghost—which is based on the long-running manga and anime series—was gifted with an estimated $110 million budget, a major star, a teen-baiting PG-13 rating, and a nearly 3,500-screen opening weekend.
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Zara's fall arrivals have been as covetable as usual, but it was only today that I stumbled upon this gem of a get-up: A millennial-baiting, silky, pale pink, cat-print matching two-piece set that's every bit as gloriously extra as one could hope.
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Much socially spread fake news can hardly be accused of being subtle in its deceptions — indeed, wilder claims appear to be favored as a baiting strategy to spark more clicks — so mainstream quotation checking feels like a sensible place to try to fight back against mass misinformation.
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So fret not if you, too, connect with their love of animals but missed out on Zara's millennial-baiting silky, pale pink, cat-print matching two-piece set in stores last summer, because there are plenty of luxe products to adorn yourself in later this year.
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Melbourne, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump declared himself the unquestionable winner of his first debate against Hillary Clinton during a rally Tuesday night, then relived the entire debate before a Florida crowd of supporters, this time with the help of a teleprompter -- and without Clinton baiting him.
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Corbyn's manifesto delivers for people who are in the core Labour coalition, and gives people who might have been nervous about him -- after years of fear-mongering and red-baiting in the tabloid press -- a reason to believe that his ideas are in fact rather sensible.
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He then has a very sweet moment where he tells her how he hadn't believed in anything until he met her (+10) which is the best Tyrion moment all season, because it's completely free of the internet-baiting drunk humor he's been mucking around in this year.
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The Republicans, the self-proclaimed party of family values, remain squarely behind a family and a Presidency whose most salient features are amorality, greed, demagoguery, deception, vulgarity, race-baiting, misogyny, and, potentially—only time and further investigation will tell—a murky relationship with a hostile foreign government.
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The Trump children who addressed the Republican National Convention were among the most-lauded speakers: largely positive in their oration during days of fear-mongering and hate-baiting, relentlessly proud of their father and wide-eyed about where they found themselves (onstage for all to see).
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This race-baiting and tribalism was perhaps nowhere more iconic than in President Reagan's enduring stereotype of black mothers as "welfare queens," which solidified the harmful attitudes of many white Americans toward black Americans living in poverty as moochers looking to get public dollars for free.
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Al GreenAlexander (Al) N. GreenDanish prime minister: Trump's idea to buy Greenland 'absurd' Juan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts We need a climate plan for agriculture MORE of Texas introduced an impeachment resolution predicated upon Trump's alleged race baiting, discrimination, bigotry and sexism.
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It can also be the party of Chris Hurst, who flipped a delegate seat in southwest Virginia as an openly pro–gun control candidate, and of Hala Ayala and Elizabeth Guzman, Latinas who won delegate races in an election cycle shaped by conservative race-baiting and xenophobia.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE contacted a pro-Trump volunteer of Rep.
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Charlotte, and really Mecklenburg County, were Republican strongholds at the start of the twentieth century—the North Carolina chapter of the GOP did not begin to wholly transform into the race-baiting organism it is now until the arrival of Jesse Helms in the Senate in 1972.
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Even though it was described by the Trump administration as a precautionary measure, the expedited deployment of the carrier strike group renewed an argument among the world powers that negotiated the nuclear deal over whether the White House was baiting the Iranians into violating its terms.
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This Iran is a long way from President Trump's hardline Twitter-baiting, the dismissal of new talks from Iran's Supreme Leader, and the hopes of Iranian and American moderates that diplomacy could have saved the nuclear deal that brought a delicate truce after years of tension.
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" Kurtz, who hosted CNN's "Reliable Sources" from 6900 to 2628 and was The Washington Post's media columnist for 28503 years, believes the negative coverage of Trump stems in part from president's baiting of the "fake news" media, which he once called "the enemy of the people.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE posted a photo of him and Sen.
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National media coverage of Tuesday's elections has focused fairly overwhelmingly on the governor's race in Virginia, which seems to be close and features some interesting storylines about Ed Gillespie's race-baiting electioneering tactics, which, if successful, will likely prove to be a model for Republicans nationwide.
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"Since the last baiting phase in 2015/16, no sign of rodents have been detected with some bird species already showing very dramatic signs of recovery, but a comprehensive survey was essential before the island could officially be declared free of rodents," said the SGHT in a statement.
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Though this was William's first foray into anglophile-baiting sex tourism, his friends Dan, Carl, and Chris had fucked their way through several college towns, including Auburn, West Chester, Syracuse, Tuscaloosa, and Tempe, all trading off the basic assumption that British dudes are more attractive than American ones.
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Then there was the troubling way he singled out the judge who ordered the release of the Trump University documents—the judge was subject to Trump's signature threats and race-baiting, what rattled legal experts described as a "a remarkable disregard for judicial independence," according to The Washington Post.
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After entering the race months after leaving prison and then running a race-baiting, conspiracy theory-laden campaign, Blankenship enters Election Day with all of his opponents focused on him, suggesting a real concern that a last-minute surge by the candidate could make him the Republican nominee.
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Unlike Angela Merkel of Germany -- also a conservative -- who refused to bow to the far right's baiting, Kurz promised Austrians that he will further curb immigration, limit benefit payments to refugees and block newcomers from receiving social assistance until they have lived in the country for five years.
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Her campaign has often been most successful when highlighting Mr. Trump's controversial statements and behavior, baiting him with well-placed jabs or simply staying out of his way as he lashes out at broadly sympathetic targets, like a Gold Star family or a federal judge of Mexican heritage.
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I could try to explain to you why this time is different, why even though race-baiting candidates like Richard Nixon and George H.W. Bush have won the presidency before, it's not the same as Trump, and this is genuinely a first in the post–Civil Rights Act era.
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When Cunningham and his partner, John Cage, were starting out, in the nineteen-forties and fifties, they, too, were operating in a realm of political strife: not just the Second World War but then the Cold War, and the Red-baiting (aimed especially at people like Cage and Cunningham).
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"I kind of call this the Zimbabwe-fication of America, where it is now, we're now being encouraged to find glamour and humor in race-baiting violence against certain people, if you are a celebrated person in this country," Wuco said, referencing violence against the white population in Zimbabwe.
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From Dai Wakabayashi and Mike Isaac in The NYT: But as social media has become increasingly connected to unpleasant bickering, race-baiting and Russian propaganda, the must-have "social" label has become an albatross, said Joseph Bayer, an assistant professor at Ohio State University who focuses on social networks.
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He's made room on Broadway for "Mean Girls" and Bruce Springsteen; created a Trump-baiting animated YouTube series (even though his father is a friend of the president); and regularly turns heads with his attention-getting couture on red carpets ("Jewish Givenchy cardinal" was his Met Gala look).
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He told Mr. Kelly that if Mr. Trump delivered a second, more contrite statement it would do him no good, with either the public or the Washington press corps, which he denigrated as a "Pretorian guard" protecting the Democrats' consensus that Mr. Trump is a race-baiting demagogue.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE will reportedly introduce the vice president at the event.
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At the same time, all the lies and race-baiting are having immediate and devastating consequences for the migrants and asylum seekers being taken into custody at the southern border today — families have been torn apart, often with little hope of being reunited, and others face indefinite detention.
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You can find wooden stools with navy and gray feet; color-blocked doors; rustic, non-weight-bearing ladders painted white at the bottom; tree stumps that have been repurposed as side tables and dressed up with black paint; and millennial-baiting gold-dipped quartz crystal air plant holders.
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I can almost guarantee that Lutsko—or someone responsible for even less funny content than him—has some sort of viral-baiting video about the nuclear tensions with North Korea in the works, despite the fact that the "fire and fury" comments already feel like a dream from another lifetime.
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IN EUROPEAN politics a useful distinction is sometimes drawn between the "clean right", a group which can include pretty flinty conservatives, and the "dirty right", meaning those who cross the bounds of democratic decency, whether with race-baiting, threats of political violence or snarling challenges to the rule of law.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE opened up a new round of attacks aimed at Sen.
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A Blankenship win after a race-baiting, conspiracy laden campaign would have been a massive blow to President Donald Trump, who publicly came out against the ex-con coal baron the day before Tuesday's primary, and Republicans in Washington, DC, some of whom leaned on Trump to weigh into the race.
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Board of Education; the "Southern strategy," Nixon's playbook for using white anger over the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, enshrining race-baiting as a political maneuver; the Reagan administration's machinations in the so-called War on Drugs; the vitriolic hatred directed at Barack Obama.
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Fortunately for the G.O.P. there is an obvious and morally superior alternative, which is to return to Trende's original insight, recognize that Trump's populist rhetoric as well as his race-baiting helped win the white Midwest, and instead of a white strategy pursue a populist strategy shorn of white-identity appeals.
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The recipient of this request, Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE, expressed pleasure at this prospect.
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Heads are also exploding from Chappaqua to Hollywood as the unfathomable idea sinks in that, despite Trump's lack of a moral or political core, despite the fact that he has tarnished the presidency with his nasty bullying, race-baiting, unmoored tweeting and authoritarian tendencies, he could get a second term.
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But long before it was the party of Donald Trump, it was also the party of Barry Goldwater, who opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964; Richard Nixon, whose Southern strategy set the template for contemporary race-baiting campaigns; Ronald Reagan, who launched his 1980 general election campaign in Philadelphia, Miss.
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My sense is that, at the heart of it for him, is this sense that even asking the question is a kind of red baiting, that it reflects the way the political establishment — and he very much lumps the media in with the political establishment, is out to get him.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE and his wife are reportedly pulling the plug on their marriage.
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Should Mr. Adityanath fail to deliver, there is every fear that he — and Mr. Modi's party — will resort to deadly Muslim-baiting to stay in power, turning Mr. Modi's dreamland into a nightmare for India's minorities, and threatening the progress that Mr. Modi has promised to all of its citizens.
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Regional police forces in the UK are reporting a surge in brutal illegal blood sports such as hare coursing and badger baiting which see wild animals hunted or ripped apart by dogs — at the same time a dedicated national agency tasked with confronting the crimes is threatened with potential closure.
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The push against King is an attempt to redraw a line effaced by Donald Trump's race-baiting, and since as you may have noticed Trump is still the president, it matters only as a possible marker for a post-Trump Republican future, not a defining statement for the G.O.P. today.
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Leading up to Election Day, far-right figures in the Republican Party, like former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, said Gillespie's campaign — which adopted many of the "law and order" and race-baiting culture war narratives President Donald Trump has been pushing — would be proof that Trumpism can exist without Trump.
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Tourist-baiting souvenir shops and former factories dot the sublime landscape while, steps away from the festival venues, the street artist Pøbel has painted (in 2014) the image of a fisherman on an oil container in a quite literal nod to the conflict between the traditional fishing industry and proposed oil exploration.
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That's when the longtime lawyer for the Trump Organization—a man we have since learned made a career out of proximity to Russian mobsters and may have been tied to money laundering involving all-cash real estate deals—emerged as the colorful, curse-prone fixer for Trump and his race-baiting campaign.
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