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"Now Mnangagwa's bootlickers will have their full turn to loot from the state coffers," one said.
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Trump has the awesome task of running a national campaign with nothing more than his own political instincts and small staff of bootlickers who have shown no ability to reign in his worst tendencies.
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It took off, and it became a nice business — if you'd jumped aboard early, you rocketed to the forefront of conservative politics, bypassing the careerists and operatives who got the blue-chip political jobs you couldn't, the bootlickers and Ivy Leaguers who had looked down on you for so long.
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Unable to work with the RNC and most elected officials, barely on speaking terms with Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, the country's most powerful Republican office-holder, Trump has to face the awesome task of running a national campaign with nothing more than his own political instincts and small staff of bootlickers who have shown no ability to rein in his worst tendencies.
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Still, Amy reports the mistake to Holt. Holt then explains to her that he does not accept gifts because he does not like bootlickers and asks her to help him investigate the case.
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City residents and City Council members requested that Lee change the name of the film, and threatened to withhold tax credits that the filmmaker would receive from the city. Lee later called Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel a "bully" and several Chicago aldermen "bootlickers" for their criticisms. The film's production received further negative press when it was discovered that its music supervisor, Thomas "DJ Slugo" Kendricks, was charging artists a submission fee in order to have their music considered for the soundtrack. These measures were taken to the film's production team and Kendricks was fired.
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Terrace has been outspoken about her political views on social media. In a tweet on September 18, 2020 she stated her opposition to the swearing in of a new justice to fill the vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court as a result of the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She argued that if the nomination was confirmed, then "the most basic of human rights" will go back 50 years, and mourned Ruth Bader Ginsburg, calling her a "titan of justice." In the same thread, she called for "science-denying GOP bootlickers" to be removed from the U.S. Senate and replaced by Democratic Senators while encouraging people to vote in November.
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In February 1992, Paul Keating announced that he wanted Australia to change its national flag because it contained the union jack within its design. Later that month, Queen Elizabeth II visited Australia for the Sydney Council's 150th anniversary and Keating greeted the Queen with a speech in which he spoke of a growing "national purpose" and "independence" in Australia. He was then accused by the British press of breaching protocol by putting his arm around the Queen's back. When queried about these events in Parliament on 27 February 1992, Keating launched a repudiation of Australian ties to Britain and called the Liberals "'bootlickers" and "lickspitters" and accused them of "cultural cringe to a country which decided not to defend the Malay peninsula, not to worry about Singapore, not to give us our troops back to keep ourselves free from Japanese domination".
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