There have already been gaffes aplenty—if you can call them gaffes.
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Trump's campaign has been littered with gaffes and blunders Trump's campaign has been littered with gaffes and blunders.
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Biden told Colbert he thinks it's fair for media and voters to "go after" him over the gaffes, but said his gaffes have not been issue-based.
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This is because gaffes are also, conveniently, soundbites; it's also because gaffes provide the opportunity to charge that a politician is not only wrong-minded, but stupid and incompetent.
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Some gaffes and misunderstandings matter more than others, of course.
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Despite the gaffes, Giuliani never strayed from the main message.
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INGRAHAM: A couple of verbal gaffes that was really unfortunate.
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He has a record of plain speaking, and of gaffes.
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First, the evidence is clear that campaign gaffes rarely matter.
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Despite Zeman's gaffes, his team members have performed even worse.
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His daily gaffes have become increasingly unsettling to Republican leaders.
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He has also made various offensive gaffes over the years.
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If you don't say anything, you don't have any gaffes.
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Trump is already using the gaffes to sharpen his blade.
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Companies have reacted quickly to brand gaffes in the past.
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Here's Biden's full closing remarks, gaffes and all: Thank you.
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But for now, his gaffes haven't broken his frontrunner status.
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So far, the gaffes haven't sunk him in the polls.
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Criticism of these gaffes was widespread in the W.N.B.A. community.
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To call their comments gaffes or blunders misses the point.
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The trouble is there is no escaping your horticultural gaffes.
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Many months and many gaffes later, he's is still ahead.
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None of his outrageous gaffes seem to affect his base.
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He committed no major gaffes, picked up some valuable i.o.u.
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Gaffes matter when they confirm underlying doubts about a candidate.
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These gaffes might not seem like huge events in a vacuum.
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And there is some crossover between Biden's gaffes and Trump's insults.
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To help you keep track of all of their goofs(!), gaffes(
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And the list continues, from minor gaffes to bizarre policy pronouncements.
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His gaffes haven't helped, but they won't cost him the election.
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Biden could have collapsed amid unexpected scandal, gaffes, or health problems.
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This is how seriously presidential contenders have traditionally responded to gaffes.
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He blew that lead with a series of character-revealing gaffes.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Johnson's gaffes would hurt his numbers.
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His gaffes are almost inconsequential when compared to Trump's Twitter meltdowns.
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But the condition extends far beyond pedestrian gaffes or bad photos.
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Peter Hamby: Clickbait and outrage over Biden's gaffes are elevating Trump.
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Gaffes and mistakes will carry a heavier price than the preseason.
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Because when he makes those gaffes people say, 'hey, he's normal.
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Liberals should welcome such news rather than hunting for pseudo-gaffes.
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But the Hunny Pot made several gaffes from the get-go.
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He wasn't outstanding on Tuesday but he avoided any real gaffes.
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A series of recent gaffes caused an uproar on the right.
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The issue isn't the gaffes, it's what he says in between.
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The gaffes have continued, as has the negative coverage around him.
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The press will be scrutinizing his every move for further gaffes.
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These types of epic gaffes were fodder for Melissa McCarthy's SNL skits.
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" With Mr. Biden, she had grown "a little worried about his gaffes.
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" With Mr. Biden, she had grown "a little worried about his gaffes.
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Donald Trump made no gaffes and did not make any policy stumbles.
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Ann Kirkpatrick, about his support for Donald Trump, without any major gaffes.
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Click through to see some of retail's biggest gaffes over the years.
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These new battle lines have only been hardened by Macron's political gaffes.
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Perhaps this is just the latest in DeVos's ongoing series of gaffes.
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Meanwhile, Volkswagen boss Herbert Diess commits the mother of all CEO gaffes.
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Public scrutiny is intense, increasing the likelihood and costs of embarrassing gaffes.
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But how many free passes on social gaffes do we give them?
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Some gaffes by Mr. Schmidt over the years have also received attention.
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As a result, Mr. Tillerson has had repeated gaffes in foreign capitals.
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Read more: Iowa Democrats are getting nervous about Biden's trail of gaffes.
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Biden avoided the gaffes and non-sequiturs that have marred past debates.
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Mr. O'Leary, 62, has also made some prominent gaffes on social media.
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Johnson slipped after a number of foreign policy gaffes in recent weeks.
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He's made some significant mistakes, significant gaffes that are unacceptable to me.
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Conservatives have pounced on Ocasio-Cortez for what they see as gaffes.
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Maybe all your wrong-number gaffes don't have to be embarrassing after all.
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Notably, Trump has not fired any white employees for gaffes in the press.
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He is often ridiculed for his taste for Western gadgets and frequent gaffes.
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In this case, an actor named Ronald Reagan with a penchant for gaffes.
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Trump and his people are far too familiar with gaffes involving the Holocaust.
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But he avoided any gaffes Saturday, and appeared nimble on the debate stage.
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But he adamantly refuses to apologize for his numerous gaffes, insults and misstatements.
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Johnson was not a particularly effective diplomat, repeatedly making gaffes and offensive comments.
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Watch, cringe and enjoy one of the few lovable gaffes of this election.
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Gaffes and strategic mistakes decided who the UK's next prime minister would be.
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For all his gaffes, though, Mr. Bailey saved her from a murder trial.
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And her bar for overcoming gaffes and misstatements, they believe, was much higher.
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And he connects emotionally and sometimes I think these gaffes don't hurt him.
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And so on, through a series of equally awkward faux gaffes and apologies.
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The Democratic presidential candidate's gaffes may be rooted in a little-understood disability.
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We will have more plans and we will have more gaffes to ponder.
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Biden remains atop public opinion polls despite several gaffes and indifferent debate performances.
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Biden himself has attributed the coverage of his gaffes to his frontrunner status.
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For now, it seems Biden will still have to answer for his gaffes.
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Goldie Taylor: Gaffes or not, rank-and-file Democrats are ridin' with Biden.
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Debate gaffes often don't matter ultimately, but that was a REALLY bad one.
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We reported in August that Biden was getting pummeled online for his gaffes.
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People with Sagittarius rising are also prone toward verbal gaffes, which she is.
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"If you don't want gaffes, then Biden isn't for you, but really nobody cares about these gaffes because it's not about who is the most polished," said Howard Gutman, a former ambassador and Democratic strategist who has endorsed Biden for president.
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That means messaging gaffes like Tillerson's may ultimately be the least of Trump's problems.
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And heading into Indiana, Cruz also suffered from a number of cringe-worthy gaffes.
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Overall, it was a deferential and apologetic performance that didn't feature any major gaffes.
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One thing is clear, though: The days of mocking Spicer's briefing gaffes are over.
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Many microaggressions are gaffes where the perpetrator is making a misguided attempt at humor.
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Biden's propensity for gaffes and touchy-feely tendencies also make him weaker than Sen.
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Gaffes used to be part of his charm for a certain type of Democrat.
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The trip was vintage Biden: folksy anecdotes, lots of handshakes and a few gaffes.
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His gaffes might make headlines but his influence is not always in the news.
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But it is doubly vexing for veterans of campaigns brought down by infamous gaffes.
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The gaffes and anonymously sourced embarrassing stories piled up, and Trump's poll numbers plummeted.
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Even with some of Cindy Hyde-Smith's gaffes, that's a lot to make up.
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Like Bush, he committed no real gaffes, but he delivered no memorable moments, either.
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He's faced criticism for repeated gaffes and stumbled several times during the Democratic debates.
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But he eventually soured on his combative exchanges with reporters and his frequent gaffes.
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Below, we chronicle the biggest NAC gaffes and faux pas during the Lundvall Era.
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Politicos are notoriously prone to attributing election outcomes to gaffes and other oversimplified causes.
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His approval rating didn't deviate because gaffes simply don't matter to the average voter.
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Joe Biden may reduce his gaffes by limiting his exposure and maintaining message discipline.
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To some, the recent fashion gaffes coupled with a blackface controversy involving Virginia Gov.
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If, however, he continues to make a series of gaffes those opportunities will vanish.
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The best we can hope for is that Trump's actual gaffes do get covered.
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Team Rising wonder if Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE's gaffes really matter in the primary.
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Trump's tweets are not just poorly spelled insults and gaffes — they're often alarming and dangerous.
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And gaffes don't seem to derail a candidate in 2016 the way they once did.
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He has a record of political gaffes and use of florid and sometimes undiplomatic language.
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Have his gaffes, prejudices and profanities hurt him in the race for the Republican nomination?
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Trump could avoid more gaffes or start backsliding like he did with birtherism on Thursday.
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Yet, no such official concern was expressed about gaffes or information lapses under other presidents.
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A lot of scoring, goal-line stands, and beautiful coaching gaffes make for terrific football.
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Gaffes on the campaign trail and criticism for avoiding the press appeared to hurt Angle.
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The reasons are varied and company-specific, from bad political bets to supply-chain gaffes.
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Unintentional verbal gaffes indeed have the ability to send candidates veering into clarification and denial.
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Biden, in particular, has racked up a series of gaffes, missteps, and occasional rambling monologues.
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Livingstone, who was mayor of London from 2000 to 2008, has a penchant for gaffes.
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Biden has also made some notable gaffes while discussing LGBTQ rights during the primary campaign.
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Gaffes have always been part of Biden's public image, well before this latest presidential run.
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There were no controversial foul reversals, no gaffes and not nearly as much competitive spirit.
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There is little evidence to show that gaffes move poll numbers in any meaningful way.
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It's not that he made any major gaffes but he lacked any major breakout moments.
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Mr. Biden's allies said the response to his gaffes should be more Biden, not less.
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His reputation for making politically incorrect gaffes has been partly earned by comments about foreigners.
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Mr. Biden's allies said the response to his gaffes should be more Biden, not less.
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I mean, frankly, some of those gaffes aren&apost terrible at all, they&aposre just misspeaking.
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Gaffes, leaks, and other distractions are inevitable when you don't have a strong, fully staffed team.
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He slumped after the All-Star break and committed several defensive gaffes before he was demoted.
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Two weeks ago, Trump was reeling after a series of gaffes and Ted Cruz seemed resurgent.
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The DCCC noted that Garcia had made a number of embarrassing gaffes during his 22019 campaign.
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His (mostly ironic) racial gaffes play on Western misconceptions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Both men are climate-change deniers who speak in a disciplined legalese, thereby avoiding political gaffes.
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Well, the American people have followed him for 40 years, and they know he makes gaffes.
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Democrats say the hunger for change explains Trump's surprisingly strong poll numbers, despite his many gaffes.
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In the first week alone of Megyn Kelly Today, she had a number of notable gaffes.
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He also has a history of gaffes, something that could be problematic in the national spotlight.
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Biden, if he can stay even somewhat on-message and avoid gaffes, is a formidable figure.
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The Trump campaign has made Biden's verbal stumbles and gaffes a focal point of its messaging.
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He frequently left audiences bored or confused, or committed gaffes that sandbagged his campaign for days.
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Several officials said General Dunford is said to be frustrated with General Thomas's occasional verbal gaffes.
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The incident comes as WeWork continues to recover from a number of gaffes in recent months.
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As public opinion sours on Trudeau, his past gaffes and failures have resurfaced as talking points.
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At this pace, Biden threatens to be one of those rare candidates brought down by gaffes.
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And with every passing day Biden doesn't make any headline-grabbing gaffes, the better he looks, too.
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It's not just the "aw shucks" gaffes or occasional handsiness or protective-father-figure-on-steroids quips.
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But Biden has been making mistakes like these — gaffes, as the political press judges them — for years.
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"They're not gaffes," he said confidently, referring to the public quips he's made that have made headlines.
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Like the president's other forms of speech, his Twitter is grouchy, erratic, and prone to regular gaffes.
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Johnson's interview came after rivals accused him of hiding from scrutiny because of his history of gaffes.
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The "gaffes", I suddenly saw, were brilliant devices to make you feel at ease in his company.
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Mistakes happen in every industry, but the journalism industry's gaffes are on display for everybody to see.
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Business Insider has taken a look at the former foreign secretary's long history of controversies and gaffes.
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After his first couple of astounding gaffes, the experts said: one more like that and he's through.
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It's true that ordinary voters don't seem to care about the gaffes that obsess cable TV commentators.
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Feisty exchanges — or cringeworthy gaffes — can live for days on cable news talk shows and Twitter GIFs.
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But only a few seconds of the show were reported in the press, and those were gaffes.
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President Trump refrained from publicly vilifying American institutions, assailing political adversaries, insulting allies or committing major gaffes.
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The campaign gaffes of Mississippi's newly elected senator reveal the way that the past is always present.
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GAFFE Coupe will also be remembered for one of the most notable corporate gaffes of recent times.
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A proud republic debased by a presidential campaign fixated on minor gaffes and riddled with filthy language.
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This year the president's tweets, gaffes, hirings, firings and foibles again dominated late-night monologues and bits.
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Each of those spots unloaded their negatives, from O'Rourke's perceived "white privilege" to Biden's age and gaffes.
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Conway's "alternative facts" comment is perhaps one of the most defining and memorable gaffes of the year.
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Biden has also struggled in recent weeks with verbal gaffes, including mixing up New Hampshire and Vermont.
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But some of those so-called gaffes revealed more serious blind spots, especially on issues of race.
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Unlike his wife, who maintains a measured public persona, he can be blunt and prone to gaffes.
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Accusations of influence-peddling and gaffes by members of Mr. Abe's cabinet have added to his problems.
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But his charismatic oratory and disarmingly self-deprecating confidence allowed him to survive both gaffes and scandal.
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Not to mention the fact that Trump has been mired in scandals and gaffes throughout the election.
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Much better to focus on that than to turn this into another round of "What about your gaffes?"
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She is prone to curious gaffes, such as admitting she did not know where to buy lavatory paper.
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She didn't have many gaffes, and she didn't allow Sanders to make any serious dents in her campaign.
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People are kind of accustomed to politicians making all sorts of gaffes, but this one beats them all.
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For all his gaffes and misstatements, the fact is this: The race is not over until it's over.
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The final approach is to incorporate gaffes as part of your public personality as a sign of authenticity.
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As Kaine's constant references to Trump's tweets, quotes and gaffes continued it became more and more uncomfortable viewing.
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Biden's gaffes could have real consequences as secretary of state, resulting in embarrassing and even damaging international incidents.
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Although there are always gaffes, like the Afros at Michael Costello and the yarn dreadlocks at Marc Jacobs.
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After months of scandals and gaffes, he withdrew rather than face further embarrassment from a failed confirmation vote.
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Republicans have sought to move past the gaffes and to attack Espy as an out-of-touch liberal.
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This is good news for Trump, who has made so many gaffes that they have proven utterly inconsequential.
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In a conventional race, any of these revelations, slanders or gaffes might be enough to torpedo a candidate.
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He has so far endured several controversies and gaffes with no material loss of support in the polls.
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There are questions about Biden's fundraising prowess, however, and gaffes and mistakes have upset his past presidential runs.
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"Biden's gaffes on the campaign trail have undermined his own electability argument," said Brad Bannon, a Democratic strategist.
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And because strategy is amoral, the media's preoccupation with gaffes has always been an easy target for critics.
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Regardless, his reputation for controversy and gaffes makes putting him in charge of diplomatic relations a strange choice.
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Debates matter, but they don't matter that much, and Trump certainly avoided any truly spectacular Ford-scale gaffes.
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We've got a long list of missteps, goofs and gaffes, caught-on-tape embarrassment and hilariously venal politicians.
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Mr. Trump has previously tweeted about Mr. Biden while he was vice president, commenting on Mr. Biden's gaffes.
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When he made one of his many gaffes, it got added to numerous lists written in good fun.
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Biden's misspeaks, misrememberings and other gaffes are not the same as Trump's purposeful daily assaults on the truth.
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Some Democrats have argued that Biden's gaffes are so quintessential that they are baked into his political image.
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Craven, the father Biden promised to call, dismissed the attention to the former vice president's so-called gaffes.
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Beltway conventional wisdom says Team Biden is hedging against future gaffes by pulling Biden away from unscripted events.
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If Biden wins, he will amuse, embarrass and probably alarm me with his gaffes, misstatements and memory lapses.
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But there is skepticism that his latest public gaffes will lead to his firing in the immediate future.
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Gaffes by Mr. Biden during the early part of the Obama administration annoyed the president and his aides.
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Wright fondly weaves in their most egregious gaffes, not to embarrass the former presidents but to humanize them.
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She had been ensnared in other scandals involving the prime minister and committed numerous gaffes as defense minister.
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Predictions that his age, penchant for gaffes and lengthy record would be his undoing have not come true.
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So did clothing gaffes on the theme involving singer Katy Perry and the fashion houses Gucci and Prada.
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But instead, Jason Garrett&aposs squad began its gaffes as early as humanly possible — with the opening toss.
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These gaffes were often treated with fondness, earning him the moniker "Uncle Joe" and inspiring a thousand memes.
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Biden, for all his gaffes and flaws, continues to be the one who is doing that most effectively.
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Also, Obama and his strategists thought Biden had hit his ceiling, had his day, had too many gaffes.
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The issue was often drowned out during the 2016 presidential campaign by scandals and gaffes, particularly Hillary Clinton's emails.
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The most interesting—and perversely amusing—example was his repeated gaffes when trying to pander to the Christian right.
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This error comes after at least two previously noted gaffes, all within the last three episodes of the series.
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The gaffes that once seemed to ricochet off his bullet-proof support base are now tanking his poll numbers.
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By traditional measures, Trump and his campaign committed what would unequivocally be regarded as a string of serious gaffes.
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Or how Henry Ford would have fared if he had committed anti-Semitic gaffes in a social media world.
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The Twins, who have lost 15 of their last 18, committed three errors along with several other fielding gaffes.
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For a complete list of his many many social transgressions, check out this list of his top 90 gaffes.
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I'm not going to repeat the litany of ever-escalating gaffes he commits; you can see it for yourself.
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The remarks came as the Trump campaign looked to refocus after a series of gaffes by the billionaire developer.
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That gives Democrats more and more time to scream at and talk over each other and commit more gaffes.
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But what some saw as gaffes were, to Mr. Hite, proof that Mr. Trump was a true change agent.
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It's explicit about never sharing data about their friends, in a tacit reference to Facebook's multiple gaffes regarding this.
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He also said that Mr. Johnson's gaffes about Syria and world leaders had hurt his standing and that Mrs.
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Biden made few major gaffes -- except perhaps for parts of his China answer, but that may have been calculated.
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His advisers are trying to limit his opportunities for gaffes and keep him as above the fray as possible.
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The president has been bolstered by a conservative echo chamber flooding social media with video clips highlighting Biden's gaffes.
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A brief sample of Biden's word salad: Biden has a decades-long history of gaffes and garbled answers. Rep.
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The prospective candidates flipped pork chops at the Iowa State Fair and delivered major speeches, policy proposals -- and gaffes.
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To us, gaffes by candidates are huge news; sometimes they wind up featured on the front page of newspapers.
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The largest centre-left party, called Blue and White, has run a desultory campaign plagued by infighting and gaffes.
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Joe Biden's presidential campaign was struggling amid debate gaffes, poor performances in early-voting states, and a crowded field.
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Since then, Trump has largely delivered a focused message, reading off teleprompters at his rallies and avoiding unscripted gaffes.
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His greatest vulnerability is that his age and penchant for gaffes will make him an easy target for Trump.
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He's respected for serving President Barack Obama for eight years while quieting his own ego and propensity for gaffes.
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All those questions only deepened over the summer, with particular attention on various gaffes and misstatements by the candidate.
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Before becoming vice president in 2009, Biden's history was littered with gaffes that undermined his three previous presidential campaigns.
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Sometimes, Sanders simply dodged them without any newsworthy gaffes or saying anything that Democratic primary voters might disagree with.
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But his sometimes shambolic personal appearance and disarmingly self-deprecating confidence allowed him to survive both gaffes and scandal.
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He largely shrugged off attacks from gadfly fringe candidates trying to attack him, and didn't make any gaffes of note.
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Like U.S. President Donald Trump, he can emerge unscathed from gaffes and scandals that would sink any normal public figure.
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Voters have punished Abe and his ruling Liberal Democratic Party for a combination of scandals, gaffes, and general government complacency.
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But his sometimes shambolic personal appearance and disarmingly self-deprecating confidence have allowed him to survive both gaffes and scandal.
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It's a question you had to ask yourself during the multiple gaffes that took place during last night's awards telecast.
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But all four leaders in the past two years have faced widespread criticism over gaffes deemed insensitive to Nassar's survivors.
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Trump's lack of preparation, fatigue and lack of focus led to his gaffes, not a biased moderator or faulty mic.
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Trap artists like Offset got rightfully called out last year for homophobic gaffes, with iffy apologies that left many unconvinced.
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Backers of economic reform bemoan the younger Mr Ishihara's relative lack of economic-policy experience and his proneness to gaffes .
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With no major gaffes in quite some time, the idea of his leading the Tory Party has become increasingly realistic.
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Biden has led in national polling on the race for the 2020 Democratic nomination for months — even amid myriad gaffes.
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Rubio also tangled with Christie on several occasions and mostly came off the worse, albeit while avoiding any real gaffes.
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Outspoken yet intensely private, Philip developed a reputation for brusque comments and often headline-grabbing verbal gaffes during ceremonial events.
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He did not have the fear of gaffes that the members of the political-industrial complex often instill in candidates.
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Even voters who say Biden is their first choice at the moment indicate they are also concerned by his gaffes.
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The gaffes do not appear to have affected his standing in most polls, which have Biden as the front-runner.
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Johnson by tempestuously coveting her job and knavishly conspiring to get it while also making endless, eye-watering diplomatic gaffes.
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Thankfully, we're not huge corporations — we can shrug off those gaffes and go on with our lives with an apology.
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And while Biden has made a series of verbal gaffes as a candidate for president, well, what else is new?
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Instead, the Democratic Party is coalescing around Biden, whose campaign has been defined by many gaffes and one incredible comeback.
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Later, the Biden campaign insisted it was just another one of his gaffes and the real number is 220006,2202 Americans.
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John McCain's choice of Sarah Palin in 2008, for instance, backfired when her gaffes and lack of experience became apparent.
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Breakingviews Ford Motor's many gaffes under Mark Fields were becoming an existential crisis for the $43 billion carmaker's founding family.
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Some allies have suggested to the campaign that Biden have more down time between events to help minimize the gaffes.
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While he huffed and puffed a bit early on, Mr. Broderick's folksy charisma made up for his surprisingly frequent gaffes.
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"Sometimes you have a bad game," said Eduardo Nunez, the Red Sox third baseman, who made two critical fielding gaffes.
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They blast their opponents' gaffes to hundreds of reporters and employ small armies of spokespeople to explain away their own.
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First of all, campaign "gaffes" do sometimes matter — when they confirm the impression that voters already have of a candidate.
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He is prone to making damaging gaffes and has failed to attract the kind of passionate support his opponents have garnered.
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Data exposures stemming from misconfigurations endanger millions of records, and the gaffes don't discriminate—any data can end up at risk.
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What if, instead of a series of commercial marketing gaffes, Hispanic Heritage Month involved 30 days of student-immigrant sit-ins?
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Johnson, 54, has earned a reputation for gaffes — and a Teflon-like ability to survive them — during a long political career.
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Finance Minister Taro Aso, known for making gaffes of his own, later appeared to blame the incident on the lawmaker's gender.
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Mark Zuckerberg concluded his hearings on Capitol Hill yesterday — a second day of a mostly apologetic performance, with no major gaffes.
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There were blown coverages and drive-killing penalties and special-teams gaffes — like the one that could have doomed the Steelers.
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He made gaffes — like when he said he "would not have withdrawn the additional thousand troops in Iraq," seemingly meaning Syria.
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On Monday night she needs to move the needle on #2 -- and avoid the gaffes that have plagued some front-runners.
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This wouldn't be a great look for the ESA—at this point, the list of Galileo gaffes is already quite long.
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But these darkly comic gaffes are a only keyhole view into the kingdom of dysfunction Juicero's employees have been living in.
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Recent gaffes from Trump have raised speculation that the Republican Party could move funds away from Trump and down the ballot.
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The decision comes after a very tough period for the company, filled with gaffes and accusations of a misogynistic workplace culture.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stumbled through weeks of gaffes since her primary win, and is being forced to defend her socialist brand.
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Betting markets give Johnson, who has a long record of scandals and gaffes, a 70% probability of winning the top job.
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But Trump made some other gaffes this week, which ended in the abrupt resignation of his embattled chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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It is also misleading in light of the gaffes made by other authors during meldonium's precipitous journey onto the banned list.
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As political reporters, we are taught that gaffes — the ill-advised comments that sometimes tumble out of a politician's mouth — matter.
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The longer Trump is away, and the more tired he gets, the higher are the risks of gaffes or explosive remarks.
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Reagan's advisers soon discovered what the boss already knew: that Americans didn't mind his gaffes and were even entertained by them.
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And, hey, Twitter gaffes happen to the best of us — even the primary spokesperson for the executive branch of our government!
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You may ask: After Rudy's recent on-air gaffes, should we expect him gone -- or relegated to a less visible role?
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Outspoken, irascible and intensely private, Philip, a Greek-born former naval officer, has a reputation for brusque comments and occasional gaffes.
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Facebook doesn't have the most stellar privacy and security track record, especially given that many of its notable gaffes were avoidable.
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The state of our politics also explains why none of the revelations, outrages or gaffes seemed to dent Mr. Trump's popularity.
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He has always stumbled in his impromptu speeches, frequently making the kinds of gaffes that make him easy prey for opponents.
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Boris Johnson, the front-runner to become the next British prime minister, is frequently caught in gaffes, oversights and outright lies.
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Boris Johnson, the front-runner to become the country's next prime minister, is frequently caught in gaffes, oversights and outright lies.
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Castro's attack went after Biden's cognition — something that's been in the news repeatedly as Biden makes gaffes on the campaign trail.
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And his gaffes are not outright lies; they're likely the result of a faulty memory or some confusion about the facts.
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Will he make any of his famous gaffes and will he be able to drum up enthusiasm on the campaign trail?
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His debate performances have been less than scintillating and he continues to make gaffes that instantly go viral on social media.
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Even with his gaffes and missteps, this view from the electorate has undergirded his strong numbers in most of the states.
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Biden was steady, up for a fight and avoided any of the embarrassing gaffes that have plagued him on the trail.
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As a congressman, Cramer was known for what his critics call gaffes but which he views as central to his authenticity.
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"In a weird way, I feel like these gaffes are what made Biden the perfect balance to President Obama," Noah says.
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An opinion poll published before Monday&aposs gaffes showed Labour gaining one point to 36% on the Conservatives, unchanged on 42%.
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On the campaign trail Biden, who is 76, has repeatedly talked himself into news cycles about his gaffes and slip ups.
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But, coupled with other gaffes, the controversy put him on his heels heading into the first GOP debate on Aug. 6.
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Even in his alleged gaffes — like "they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion" — he said exactly what he meant.
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He is not a good debater, is inarticulate, seems to be confused and out of touch, and makes numerous gaffes. Sen.
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There were no obvious gaffes during the two-night stopover, and Trump and Xi seemed to enjoy being in each other's company.
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I have made my share of gaffes, and some of them I look at and say, my God, what was I thinking.
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But gaffes such as this further the sense that he is yesterday's man, coasting on past achievements and a favourable public impression.
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Clinton has also made gains with independent voters as Johnson lost ground, in the wake of several high-profile foreign policy gaffes.
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Icahn has continued to reiterate his support for the GOP nominee, despite gaffes such as Trump's comments about a Mexican-American judge.
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The impact of one line zingers can fade after the moment, but gaffes can linger, altering a race and shifting the momentum.
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This time around Johnson's playing it safe — putting forward a serious face, avoiding major gaffes and even trimming his trademark shaggy hair.
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Unlike other high-profile gaffes, what makes this bug so alarming isn't the depth of knowledge someone could glean by exploiting it.
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This was a no-consequence mistake, and Sullivan assured the public that Google was working to prevent such gaffes in the future.
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What is generally considered campaign news is swings in polls, juicy quotes from surrogates, candidate gaffes, internal staff drama, policy fights, etc.
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Apparent campaign miss-steps over France's colonial past and gay marriage have raised concerns he could make gaffes on the campaign trail.
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After returning from maternity leave, the anchor's making some hilarious gaffes that bring a whole new meaning to having a work spouse.
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In truth, Trump's overseas trip was strewn with gaffes that may have done lasting damage to some of America's most important relationships.
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Donald Trump's short presidency has seen a barrage of scandals, firings, resignations, and gaffes that would long ago have toppled other administrations.
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Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto is plagued by gaffes and scandals and has a 23 percent approval rating in his home country.
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Watch the video above to see the best moments, gaffes and zingers from presidential and vice presidential debates in the TV era.
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Philip bowed out of public life in August, ending a royal career marked by occasional gaffes that landed him in hot water.
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Republicans are scrambling to keep a Mississippi Senate seat in Tuesday's runoff election after a series of controversial gaffes by embattled Sen.
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During a 50-minute address, Trump reflected on some of his Twitter gaffes, bemoaning how they are jumped on by the media.
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The red carpet looks, the big wins, the gaffes, the Ricky Gervais barbs and the emotional speeches are all well-documented already.
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But try as Ryan might, his energetic campaigning couldn't overcome Romney's series of gaffes that killed the ticket in the last election.
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Yet the lessons to be learned from this Mississippi Senate race do not lie in the gaffes and missteps of one candidate.
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It is not just Trump's inappropriate tweets, the rollback of environmental regulations, and the foreign policy gaffes that have posed a problem.
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Unlike other meetings, the Fed chairman delivered no gaffes that sent markets reeling, something that had been expected by some market pros.
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Several of the posts troll Biden over gaffes made on the campaign trail while others criticize his past statements on border security.
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The gaffes are intensifying fears that Biden is too old for the job and creating new openings for other candidates including Sen.
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"I want to be very clear — this is a press narrative, not a voter narrative," Sanders said about coverage of Biden's gaffes.
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He and his campaign are going to have to work hard to try to articulate their message without those kinds of gaffes.
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The appearance will follow a series of public gaffes by the former vice president, including most recently mistaking New Hampshire for Vermont.
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In an unrelated matter, months later Mr. Ponte, the correction commissioner, announced he was resigning amid allegations of mismanagement and ethical gaffes.
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Any gaffe that I have made - and I've made gaffes like every politician I know - has been not about a substantive issue.
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And other high-profile security gaffes from the company have started to establish a pattern that dates back to at least 2017.
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Palin was ratioed immediately with commenters noting that the ex-governor of Alaska has a far more extensive history of public gaffes.
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Misinformation and on-camera gaffes continue to plague Trump's administration, and they seem to have just one-upped themselves — with a Sharpie.
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As I recall, President Reagan carried 49 states in his landslide election, despite his many gaffes, and "W" twice was elected president.
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That has left Democrats wondering how to knock him off his perch, especially as his repeated gaffes have hardly had any effect.
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" Mr. Spicer's feisty attitude and occasional gaffes turned him into an overnight celebrity, especially after he was parodied on "Saturday Night Live.
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His tenure was marked mostly by his gaffes, including using the phrase "Holocaust centers" and making false claims about inauguration crowd sizes.
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Maybe there will be gaffes, but voters know that he's good for America and knows the government leaders and has their respect.
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Elizabeth has described Philip as her "strength and stay" during her reign, despite his reputation for stray comments and headline grabbing gaffes.
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The dominant storylines on Biden have focused on his age, his gaffes and his unwillingness to kowtow to the party's liberal wing.
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By Election Day, Clinton's favorability was just a few points higher than Trump's, whose campaign had been plagued by gaffes and scandals.
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A spam and abuse team pokes at systems, trying to find "juicy" gaffes by thinking as hackers or journalists might, Lambert said.
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In traditional politics the price for "misspeaking" is high -- gaffes, splits, flip-flops are usually deadly for credibility and thus for poll ratings.
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But he ran a disciplined campaign, avoided the media and unnecessary gaffes, and commanded a huge lead throughout all the rounds of voting.
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Over time, if the only interactions he has is around these screwups and gaffes, then he is going to start losing that message.
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Presented by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the Globes have a reputation as a freewheeling affair, where booze flows and gaffes are embraced.
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Truman's occasionally abrasive nature didn't win many fans — though his verbal gaffes remind me more of, say, Joe Biden than anyone more nefarious.
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Washington (CNN)In a rollicking election season, one theme has endured: gaffes that would seriously damage any other politician leave Donald Trump unscathed.
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Hillary Clinton did not make any major gaffes or glaring mistakes in her big speech to close the Democratic National Convention Thursday night.
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Inada, an Abe protege, stepped down as defense minister last week after a series of gaffes and a cover-up at her ministry.
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RELATED: Audit reveals Army's trillion-dollar accounting gaffes Former first lady Laura Bush sponsored the USS Texas, another Virginia-class submarine in 2004.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer's political fortunes have waned after a series of gaffes this year, and the defence portfolio is bound to boost her profile.
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Sure, it's fun to laugh at this walking, talking Ed Hardy cologne, but ultimately, his gaffes demonstrate just how screwed we all are.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer's political fortunes have waned after a series of gaffes this year, and the defense portfolio is bound to boost her profile.
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But voter preferences tend to be more stable than front-page coverage, which typically consists of assorted gaffes and flip-flops, might suggest.
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But his gaffes, like admitting he smoked crack cocaine, ultimately made more headlines than his political career, and his behavior alienated many people.
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For most of the trip, Trump avoided his characteristic gaffes — his habit of saying something deeply offensive or wildly inappropriate off the cuff.
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Though Jones was among a few gaffes we made (we also called for sitting Kirk Cousins), we still did OK for the week.
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Still, Mr. Lauer's perceived gaffes — he was accused by critics of sloppiness and unfairness, among other journalistic sins — dominated headlines on Thursday. Mrs.
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In the past year, he has racked up a slate of gaffes that would be political ruin 100 times over for another candidate.
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And they prompted some renewed concerns that a candidate with a decades-long penchant for gaffes is struggling to keep his message tight.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer, who has made a series of gaffes since taking up the CDU position, has seen her popularity slide in recent weeks.
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Progressive activists hold a dyspeptic attitude toward him, and there are broader concerns among Democrats about his age and tendency to make gaffes.
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Indeed, if Biden himself had done this 10 years ago, we'd all just chalk it up as one of those periodic Biden gaffes.
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The Cavaliers wound up losing in overtime, and it loomed as one of the more deflating gaffes in recent postseason history — maybe ever.
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Joe Biden, who is still atop most national polls, had numerous embarrassing gaffes, but still showed command on important issues like foreign policy.
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Writing about a candidate's policy gaffes on the campaign trail feels strange in an era where Trump can successfully enact his Muslim ban.
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Cut Gems Sandler plays Howard Ratner again, only this time it's a comedy, packed to the brim with fart jokes and slapstick gaffes.
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Throughout several of the debates, Biden has made a number of gaffes, often stumbling at times when trying to get a point across.
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But it ended in a jab into what has been a growing narrative around Biden's gaffes and slip ups on the campaign trail.
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The miscommunication over the federal agency was the latest in a series of perceived gaffes by Morrison in response to the fires crisis.
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Instead, when attacked for his gaffes, he digs his heels deeper, starting feuds with people online or spinning wild excuses for his comments.
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For those familiar with his oeuvre (and gaffes and politics), the idea of Dave Hickey writing about women might be intriguing, provocative even.
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These include high-profile gaffes, vice-presidential selections, controversial ads and other moments that capture so much attention…Those things have no measurable impact.
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An inadvertent beacon of horrifyingly entertaining gaffes and flubs, Spicer is bad at smoothing over controversy that shouldn't be smoothed over to begin with.
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These aren't the endearing gaffes or the goofy slips of the tongue we saw from Uncle Joe when he was President Obama's vice president.
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With his young presidency mired in nonstop scandals, public relations gaffes, and political chaos, Trump could really use a big win right about now.
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But the energy many will spend on outlining why multiple gaffes render these people "racists" is more an act of ritual than doing good.
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One would think that the daily parade of gaffes, hate speech, and outright insanity of this election cycle would have gotten old by now.
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There are many reasons why — its ever-bloating feature set, its rising prices, its privacy gaffes — but the biggest reason why is named Bear.
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In case you haven't noticed, a lot of those surrogates and spokespeople have made more embarrassing gaffes than even Trump himself for months now.
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She's not only too weak to get rid of charismatic incompetents such as Boris Johnson, who remains foreign secretary despite a succession of gaffes.
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The debate also showed how vulnerable he is, as a result of his decades-long career and frequent gaffes, to attacks on his record.
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Clinton will likely look to keep Trump off balance and avoid any major gaffes that could reverse the recent polling shift in her favor.
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In this seemingly unshakeable cycle of improvements and gaffes, it's nearly impossible to make a full accounting of Google's user privacy impacts and protections.
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With Prince Philip retiring from his royal duties, there will be fewer occasions for him to make his trademark gaffes and off-kilter remarks.
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" In a recent focus group with undecided young voters, Della Volpe told me, "almost to a person, they were familiar with the Johnson gaffes.
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But he failed to maintain that momentum as he struggled with foreign policy and national security questions and made multiple gaffes on the trail.
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With the pressure for everyone, big and small, to constantly produce new products and new content, there's a greater chance for gaffes and misunderstandings.
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Given that he's already made two sizable gaffes, on abortion and race, there is plenty for the other nine Democratic candidates to take on.
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In many ways, it was Mr. Trump's most successful performance of the summer, after weeks of agonizing gaffes, missed opportunities and flagging poll numbers.
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Biden has long been prone to gaffes and misspeaking, another aspect of his candidacy that has come under scrutiny during his latest presidential run.
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Biden has long been prone to gaffes and misspeaking, another aspect of his candidacy that has come under scrutiny during his latest presidential run.
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If gaffes are such a problem, then why is Biden, a walking lawsuit waiting to happen, at or near the top of the polls?
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The Biden campaign has expressed frustration about the news media's coverage of his gaffes, arguing that the press has been too critical of him.
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Trump's speech Tuesday follows a series of major gaffes from his administration, specifically about the Holocaust, that outraged many members of the Jewish community.
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For decades, Mr. Biden's garrulous political style has led to the kind of gaffes that contributed to the demise of his previous presidential aspirations.
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Plot gaffes aside, this is one of those elegiac regional novels that make you want to pull up stakes and move to the country.
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The first episode digs into one of the era's most notorious political gaffes: the time former vice president Dan Quayle misspelled potato. Yep. Potato.
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The quotations we best remember from George W. Bush are his litany of gaffes and inanities ("Brownie, you're doing a heck of a job").
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When Trump gaffes, card-carrying Republican Party political operatives will tell their contacts in the press that they agree it was a damaging gaffe.
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Part of what makes primaries interesting is that random gaffes that wouldn't matter at all in a general election can make a difference here.
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However, a series of gaffes this year - most recently poking fun at trans-gender people - have raised questions about her suitability for the highest office.
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This is true across the political spectrum, and no politician or party is burdened by our vulturous lust for gaffes any more than the next.
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A crucial part of this strategy is learning the language and helping them avoid gaffes and misunderstandings that could scuttle deals and harm working relationships.
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Pretty much every media organization operating during the Obama years has some kind of list of Biden's gaffes, if that's what they are, including CNN.
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Some who initially fell for Fairweather's goof have since walked back their endorsements, using their gaffes to inform others not to make the same mistake.
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It's instead been a long series of gaffes that began with a public scuffle with the army and has now spread to Macron's own marriage.
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Sure, gaffes like these are rare, but not impossible — live TV is always a risk, and the employee in question has probably learned their lesson.
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"My question was an effort to challenge the president's central argument against a possible Democratic opponent by noting his own past gaffes," Alexander tells PEOPLE.
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Ultimately, the New Order incident is just the latest in a long line of similar gaffes, some of which date back more than four years.
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Mixed in with these was a small amount of content attacking Joe Biden, primarily due to gaffes related to his previous handling of racial issues.
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While the gaffes have long been part of Biden's legacy, at age 76, they raise new questions about his fitness for office for some voters.
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This coincided with a series of Joe Biden gaffes and positive stories about Warren, as well as the release of her sweeping anti-corruption plan.
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It's a highly competitive field where players in their mid-20s are considered old timers, so you'd think they'd avoid easily avoidable, career-ending gaffes.
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While he's vowed to have his team follow-up with point-by-point replies, he managed to escape the televised testimony without any newsworthy gaffes.
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Trump himself has managed to grow his support despite running on a platform of, by any other measure, political gaffes or career-ending political moves.
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Sure, some of the gags might earn a half-hearted chuckle or a startled "Ha!" but the gaffes can also be way more grimace-inducing.
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The country voted yesterday in the first round of its presidential elections, after weeks of campaigning that have been dogged by scandals, gaffes and surprises.
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Growing friction over energy is grating on trans-Atlantic ties that are already strained by squabbles over NATO funding, trade, climate change and diplomatic gaffes.
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"Gaffes are the biggest worry for any presidential visit," said Robert Danin, a senior fellow for Middle East studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Policymakers who confess they made gaffes in the past will probably have to work harder to justify they aren't making another one in the present.
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The speech comes at a time when Washington's longstanding partnerships with the UK and Israel have endured friction over intelligence gaffes by the new administration.
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With his unkempt blonde hair, bumbling humor and penchant for gaffes, he is a colorful but contentious choice for conducting sensitive diplomacy with world leaders.
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Like a Taiwanese Steve Ballmer, Chou liked to sing and dance on stage, and he was also prone to gaffes like revealing unannounced phones prematurely.
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There is no vision for what Republicans ultimately want to achieve, after all the hurdles and hot-take criticisms and Chaffetz-like gaffes are overcome.
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Sure, he didn't always make it easy, but the man was simply far greater than his gaffes, and his movement far greater than the man.
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The former vice president has a lifelong propensity for gaffes, but missteps now spark questions about his age and his robustness to compete against Trump.
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KCNA chronicled a series of Biden controversies or gaffes, from allegations of plagiarism to falling asleep during a speech by President Barack Obama in 2011.
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To the Editor: "Why Southerners Saved Biden," by Mara Gay (Opinion, March 6), suggests that voters see Joe Biden as more electable despite his gaffes.
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Joe Biden may be one of the front-runners for Democratic candidate, but he's also one of the front-runners when it comes to gaffes.
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Britain: Boris Johnson, the front-runner to become the next Conservative Party leader and prime minister, is frequently caught in gaffes, oversights and outright lies.
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Campaigning in New Hampshire over the weekend, former Vice President and 240 presidential candidate Joe Biden talked himself into another news cycle about his gaffes.
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When we think about how verbal gaffes influence perceptions of who's qualified, we should keep in mind that all politicians make big and small mistakes.
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"I sort of hope it's him," Trump said of Joe Biden getting the Democratic presidential nomination, slamming the former vice president for his frequent gaffes.
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Discussing the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's tendency toward gaffes, Trump said he'd "never seen anything like it" and added that another contender, Sen.
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Donors complain that a string of verbal gaffes and inconsistent debate performances have contributed to a sense of worry about the strength of his candidacy.
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And they argue that plenty of voters have come to expect them from Mr. Biden, who has himself made light of his propensity for gaffes.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the House Republican leader, hails from an era — four years ago — when gaffes could cost a lawmaker a job.
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Particular focus has been paid on Biden, who has suffered from a string of gaffes and gives at times halting performances during speeches and debates.
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Joe Biden: B+ Sure, there were a few gaffes (he keeps elevating his opponents to "president"), and he had a few incomprehensible answers (it's Biden).
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And they argue that plenty of voters have come to expect them from Mr. Biden, who has himself made light of his propensity for gaffes.
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Multiple scripts and episodes were leaked online during Season 7 as a result of hacks and other skulduggery, as well as gaffes from HBO's partners.
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Instead, flailing ratings, reports of behind-the-scenes infighting at the network, and a series of headline-grabbing gaffes soured Kelly's lucrative deal with NBC.
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What happened instead was a basically fine debate performance, devoid of any obvious gaffes, that nonetheless was woefully insufficient to turn around his dying campaign.
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Former CNN CEO Walter Isaacson told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Friday that he doesn't believe that 2020 front-runner Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE's recent string of gaffes hurt him because the former vice president "connects emotionally" with voters.
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Abe's administration has suffered from gaffes by minor officials recently, causing some critics to say the government, which faces little viable opposition, is becoming overly complacent.
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In the past, he's been hamstrung by his gaffes, which have included saying "This is a big fucking deal" while introducing Obama's Affordable Care Act announcement.
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Here's a sobering start to the new year: an extra long rundown of gaffes and missteps, compiled with help from colleagues and our ever-vigilant readers.
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Google has long grappled with data privacy gaffes and internal instability, but through it all the company has consistently improved the security and privacy of Android.
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But these gaffes pale in comparison to the complicated fashion in which Damon has publicly grappled with issues of sexual harassment committed by men he knows.
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Low polling has kept them off the official debate stages, and Johnson's multiple, high-profile foreign policy gaffes on live television have furthered dampened their outlook.
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Coakley had a reputation for being "cold" and prone to gaffes about Boston's beloved sports teams, while Brown presented himself as an authentic New England everyman.
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Three years later, Trump blamed the teleprompter for several gaffes that set Twitter ablaze during his Fourth of July speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial.
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Erdogan has sought to ridicule CHP leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu, playing videos of his gaffes during rallies, and has associated the "No" vote with support for terrorism.
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Biden came into the June debates in Miami as the clear frontrunner, leading every single pre-primary poll and weathering several small-scale controversies and gaffes.
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The 2016 election has been so plagued by scandal and controversy that it's been difficult to focus on the things that really matter: the media gaffes.
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But that gambit backfired, as a series of gaffes from the Alaskan hurt McCain's credibility and killed the ticket's chances with the bulk of swing voters.
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They will have this country believe that how we feel about these latest gaffes is more important than any of the substantial issues facing our country.
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The burger chain has been at the forefront of guerrilla marketing tactics on social media, often using its competitors' promotions or gaffes to make a statement.
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I can still decide to include them and stand by them, but a tool of this sort could, at a minimum, help avoid some embarrassing gaffes.
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Trump's army of validators protected him from feeling the force of his own abnormality, of his bizarre comments, of his frequent gaffes, of his erratic behavior.
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That's in part owing to voters starting to pay attention to media coverage, which these days includes a fair amount of Biden's gaffes, Murray told Vox.
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Go deeper: Joe Biden on the issues, in under 500 words Joe Biden's 2020 elections reboot Axios-NewsWhip 2020 attention tracker: Biden pummeled for his gaffes
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The 1.78M interactions over the gaffes alone were higher than the interactions on the coverage of all of Biden's 2020 rivals except Beto O'Rourke last week.
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She and her friends were much more interested in Biden's message about rebuilding the middle class -- which he describes as his "North Star" -- than his gaffes.
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Joe Biden may have won the South Carolina primary, but there's one battle he's most definitely not winning: the war against constantly making gaffes in public.
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Despite shaky performances at the debates and gaffes on the campaign trail, Biden has yet to be dislodged from the top spot in the nationwide polls.
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But with its slew of privacy gaffes over the past few years, it's puzzling why Facebook wouldn't seize an opportunity to improve its privacy track record.
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Biden's lead allows him to play a more defensive game, and he will need to avoid any gaffes after uneven debate performances so far, strategists said.
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Current CEO Steve Ritchie on Tuesday blamed weak sales on Schnatter's highly publicized media gaffes, while Schnatter shifted the responsibility back to his former protegé Ritchie.
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Biden's propensity for gaffes and slip-ups, which is consistent with his previous campaigns, have been linked to his age by Democratic challengers and other critics.
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First, in the bastion of capitalism, would a chief executive of a public company have survived in office after one-tenth the gaffes of this president?
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And even on the domestic front, Trump's policy of escalating small gaffes into major scandals means his administration would likely be consumed with endless petty bickering.
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The whole thing makes me nostalgic for the days when I would complain that political coverage was too focused on candidate gaffes rather than policy ideas.
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Twitter in the coming months will shut down the mobile app that immortalised our politicians' silly gaffes and awkward moments and played them on an infinite loop.
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Three weeks since the company first publicly disclosed the situation, a steady stream of gaffes and revelations paint a picture of Equifax's deeply lacking response to catastrophe.
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In the early 2000s, it used to be mostly mockery, a way to poke fun at gaffes, and was usually limited to sitting presidents and presidential candidates.
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We've rounded up gaffes, "misstatements" and some of the most outlandish, surprising, and just plain false claims the 2016 candidates have made during the current campaign season.
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Several gaffes from her contentious confirmation hearings went viral, including one in which she cited potential grizzly bear attacks as a reason for allowing guns in schools.
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Chinese analysts say the move follows tin-eared marketing and enormous gaffes by Amazon going back years, report the FT's Shannon Bond, Yuan Yang and Nian Liu.
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"When we examined search data for misspelled words, comparing it to the dates of many of the president's spelling gaffes, a pattern emerged," according to a Dictionary.
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And indeed, the two have more than a few things in common: a background of privilege; a populist message; braggadocious showmanship; propensity to gaffes; and puzzling hair.
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But gaffes like these reveal that he thinks identity issues are unimportant when compared with class struggle, and indeed that they get in the way of it.
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Just because Uber then committed a series of very public missteps and public relations gaffes doesn't make any specific regulation more or less necessary, thoughtful or intelligent.
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During her campaign, Lam attempted to present a softer, more populist image, but was ridiculed for gaffes including not appearing to know how to use subway turnstiles.
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Then again, almost any announcement the company makes is liable to come on the heels of one or more improbably large gaffes given Facebook's recent track record.
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Already, there have been blatant instances of double standards, including pieces questioning women candidates' "likeability," and other stories treating minor gaffes by women candidates as major missteps.
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He has a solid record, a photogenic three-year-old, and a military discipline on the campaign trail that has helped him avoid gaffes and slip-ups.
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The vice presidency has transformed Biden in the national consciousness, ensuring he'll be remembered as more than a longtime lawmaker with a penchant for loquaciousness and gaffes.
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Though he's had some embarrassing gaffes when talking about faith -- quoting "Two Corinthians" at Liberty University, for example, Trump played up his faith in the final weekend.
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Perry's 2012 campaign was memorably plagued by gaffes – including an embarrassing debate moment where he forgot one of the three federal agencies he would eliminate as president.
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One of the biggest gaffes in this effort was from Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who quoted the Bible in reasoning why the administration needs to separate families.
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The bubbly water's sales fell following accusations it uses artificial ingredients, but it's also had problems with increased competition, leadership gaffes, and outmoded marketing, branding experts say.
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As Biden has stumbled with countless gaffes, poorly received debate performances, and now declining poll numbers, Warren is looking more and more like the 2020 Democratic frontrunner.
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That argument is now coming under question after his weekend in Iowa was consumed by a pair of gaffes, potentially undercutting the central argument for his candidacy.
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The fact that Biden is called "Sleepy Joe" by Trump and is known to make gaffes may open the age question more than polling indicates right now.
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Predictably and justifiably, the metal media jumped all over the gaffes, and fans expressed their opinions across social media as colorfully and vehemently as only metalheads can.
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As it turns out, the controversial ending included two similar production gaffes, in which modern-day beverages were left on the medieval set while the cameras rolled.
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The campaign never quite died, either, fed by little moments and gaffes, such as when Melania swiped away Trump's hand during their foreign trip (which kept happening).
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Even a young Biden was prone to "gaffes," a political-journalism euphemism that encompasses everything from verbal flubs to exaggerating one's personal history to expressions of prejudice.
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The decision to have the nominees' names read in prerecorded voice-overs may have saved time, and reduced the possibility of gaffes and mispronunciations by the presenters.
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But here's the deal, any gaffe that I have made, and I've made gaffes like every politician I know has, have been not about a substantive issue.
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It's all sportscasting, replete with countdown clocks and sleazy previews and promotions, offering the promise of zingers, punches landed, gaffes, put-downs, rehearsed scripts, weaponized sound bites.
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"Any gaffe that I have made — and I've made gaffes like every politician I know has — have been not about the substance," Mr. Biden told Mr. Colbert.
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His detractors argue that his establishment ties and constant gaffes on the campaign trail make him a liability in what should be a slam dunk for Democrats.
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Running a competitive presidential campaign cemented in the inevitability of a candidate is a risky move for anyone, but especially one who is so prone to gaffes.
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But Amazon is so big and makes so much money that you'd think it would be able to do a better job of mitigating gaffes like this.
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An accumulation of these gaffes serves to underscore Biden's age issue; the now 76-year-old would be the oldest President in the history of the Republic.
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Other times, the campaign has converted gaffes by Trump's opponents — or in one case, his top aide in the West Wing — into fundraising tools or awareness campaigns.
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This tactic has often produced poor results for Team Trump, magnifying what could have been minor gaffes into major scandals that consume the media's attention for days.
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Prior to Trump, Biden was the king of gaffes and outrageous assertions, and the vice president nearly reclaimed his title at a campaign stop in Pennsylvania on Friday.
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The President's many gaffes and diplomatic missteps aside, the FCC's response left much to be desired, with over half the population still disconnected several weeks after the disaster.
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Last month, when 10 Democratic presidential candidates took the stage to discuss LGBTQ rights, the actual issues were often overshadowed by the number of gaffes and awkward moments.
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Famous for verbal gaffes but generally regarded with wry affection by Britons, Philip married Elizabeth in 1947 and has been by his wife's side throughout her long reign.
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In Ohio, Ted Strickland has been hampered by repeated gaffes and fundraising woes that have led national Democrats to essentially abandon a once-top candidate in the homestretch.
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Spicer's 7-month stint as press secretary was defined by a series of gaffes and one memorable instance of him hiding in the bushes to avoid the press.
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But after a few high profile gaffes and misstatements, Conway's power -- and public standing -- has fallen, with some White House aides openly wondering what she is doing regularly.
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But Clinton has shored up much of that support in the wake of a strong first debate performance and several high-profile gaffes by Johnson in recent weeks.
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These absences have allowed her to avoid any major gaffes or mishaps -- or taking a position one way or the other -- as hot-button issues have played out.
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His prior gaffes include a comment last October that the Fed was a long way from neutral, when it was near the end of its rate hiking course.
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America Rising, a national Republican political advocacy group, has launched a project to compile opposition research and track all of Warren's public appearances in hopes of catching gaffes.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) have also vented frustration with what they view as a focus on trivial gaffes or an obsession with horse race politics over substantial policies.
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Both episodes are receiving extensive news media coverage, but past experience shows that what many consider to be gaffes typically have very limited effects on the actual vote.
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Recent gaffes by Hyde-Smith have Democrats hoping they could pull off an upset in the Deep South reminiscent of last year's Alabama Senate race in which Sen.
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Small gaffes that in the past could have been overlooked could now be used against a podcaster because these viral clips are so easy to create and share.
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Yes, yes, the defensive gaffes are tough to watch sometimes, but Carrera has wiped away all those sins with a legitimately impressive season at the plate so far.
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But so far, none of Trump's gaffes have done anything tangible to derail his dreams of scoring "the ultimate deal," his term for an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement.
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Kelly has received the most derisive coverage for her interview gaffes (along with an incident where a cameraman said "shit" on the air after walking into a shot).
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Johnson, who led the official campaign to leave the EU in the 2016 referendum, is the frontrunner to replace May despite a long record of scandals and gaffes.
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This kind of thing is made for Sunday morning talk show dissection, and it called up immediate comparisons to some significant primary campaign gaffes from the recent past.
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Judy Martz, the only woman to serve as governor of Montana, whose fiscal success running the state was overshadowed by scandal and gaffes, died on Monday in Butte.
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As Biden's campaign ramps after a much-needed shot in the arm from Super Tuesday, the internet is rife with videos of the former vice president's many gaffes.
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Biden has had a few verbal gaffes during the campaign, prompting him to receive criticism on whether he is mentally capable of fulfilling the duties of the presidency.
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Trump said Wednesday that he believed Biden would be the nominee, before adding "I just know how he gets across the line" and pointing to Biden's recent gaffes.
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She has stayed away from the campaign, leaving that to CDU leader Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, whose status as Merkel's heir apparent is looking increasingly fragile after several gaffes.
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But often, average Americans don't think that what we insiders consider a gaffe truly is a gaffe — or they really don't care whether candidates are prone to gaffes.
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That being so, if Biden avoids gaffes or the kind of meandering performances that have dogged him at previous debates, it will be a solid night for him.
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Even in a noisy, chaotic event space, they did a nice job of keeping up with what I was saying, and I didn't notice any hilarious transcription gaffes.
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Kimmel's lament was emblematic of the fact that, in late-night comedy, 20193 was yet another year dominated by Trump's tweets, gaffes, comments, decisions, hirings, firings and foibles.
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His career has been marked by a succession of gaffes, including homophobic and sexist remarks, and he failed to make an impact during his time as foreign secretary.
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Yet the frequency of Kelly's gaffes — adding to her long history of tone-deaf and racially offensive remarks — are a constant reminder of the "it factor" she lacked.
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Much has been written about how missteps, gaffes, and outright falsehoods peddled by Trump that would long ago have toppled other politicians seem to bounce off of him.
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Now Canada's touchy relations with the two superpowers are echoed in a strained relationship with India, where a visit by Justin Trudeau last year was marred by diplomatic gaffes.
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For the purposes of winning votes from this cohort, the fact that Biden's 2008 primary campaign was continually derailed by racist gaffes probably made him a strong running mate.
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On a much smaller scale, many brands have been tweeting along with key points in the election, poking fun at Trump's gaffes along with the rest of the Twitterati.
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She's loathed by West Virginians and made one of the worst gaffes of the campaign when she said she'd be putting a lot of coal miners out of work.
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It matters — because unfortunately, small gaffes and oversights like the ones he called out are indicative of a larger culture in sports that often fails to acknowledge women's accomplishments.
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His second, in 2008, went the same way, after several gaffes, including his description of Mr Obama, his then rival, as unusually "bright and clean" for a black candidate.
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It has also been hurt by cabinet minister gaffes, and by a perception among many voters that Abe's administration has grown arrogant after more than four years in power.
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The company has repeatedly misread how users would react to its product launches and privacy invasions, leading to near constant gaffes and an unending news cycle chronicling its blunders.
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Already she has made gaffes that expose a tenuous (at best) understanding of important issues like unemployment and the history of capitalism; she pleads ignorance on foreign policy matters.
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James said she wanted to professionalize the party, whose colorful and sometimes controversial members have in recent years provided Britain's tabloid newspapers with a litany of scandals and gaffes.
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These preventable gaffes suggest a news hierarchy at NBC that has lost its compass, operating as a misguided corporate bureaucracy and not as a journalistic service to the nation.
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For months, Republican voters have focused on their beliefs in core conservative policies, hoping that a watertight barrier existed between Trump's rhetorical gaffes and his values as a person.
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On the other end of the spectrum you have Biden, whose debate-night gaffes have been pointed out ad nauseam but still has a solid lead over the field.
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Other emails uncover sensitive foreign policy gaffes, including the time in 2202 when an aide incorrectly identified the name of a Tunisian government official before a call with him.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump concluded their first in-person meeting, striking a friendly tone, avoiding political gaffes and even agreeing to tackle trade imbalances.
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Chief among PREPA's gaffes is the $300 million contract it signed with Whitefish Energy, a tiny Montana company that was hardly equipped to rebuild Puerto Rico's fragile power grid.
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Known for his often bumbling persona, which some find refreshing and others call clownish or a calculated political tactic, Johnson's career has been marked by a series of gaffes.
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He told an audience at Hofstra University in 19903, jokingly, that he had committed more gaffes than any other chief of protocol in the history of the United States.
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In defense of his gaffes, Johnson has stated that he does not need to know the nuances of geography in order to have a coherent understanding of international relations.
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That's one reason why Trump seems to be immune to "gaffes" — his supporters see him as a courageous iconoclast who "tells it like it is," even if it's offensive.
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But Mr Biden has always been a poor campaigner—undisciplined, gaffe-prone, at times ill-tempered and combative—and his supporters seem unmoved at his inexhaustible supply of gaffes.
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The reaction in Canada, where Mr. Trudeau's sheen has worn off in recent months after a series of gaffes and a conflict-of-interest scandal, was swift and merciless.
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She made the White House briefing boring again — gaffes and ratings dropped off — before effectively killing it off entirely, or at least leaving it in a politically induced coma.
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This time, Mr. Trump refrained from publicly vilifying core United States institutions like the courts, the F.B.I. and C.I.A. He neither assailed his political adversaries nor committed major gaffes.
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We got 45's son Friday in NYC, and he honed in on Biden's gaffes, saying if his dad said the things Biden has said, he'd be torn apart.
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His contempt of scrutiny is plain to see: He was irked and petulant when challenged over budget cuts, the waste of public money on vanity projects or diplomatic gaffes.
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"There you go again," Mr. Blunt snapped recently at reporters who kept asking about his continuing endorsement of Mr. Trump despite the Republican nominee's serial vulgarities and campaign gaffes.
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Then, the $20.5 trillion health care proposal Warren rolled out earlier this month only invited more questions, and she responded unevenly, making uncharacteristic gaffes when trying to explain it.
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But if she can avoid gaffes and unforced errors on the campaign trail, she should provide the GOP with a better chance than Marchant of holding Texas' 24th District.
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Trump moderated his tone on Islam during a major speech on terrorism in Riyadh on Sunday, and he seemed to avoid any major gaffes that would upend his trip.
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But Kramp-Karrenbauer's gaffes - including poking fun at trans-gender people in a light-hearted carnival speech - have raised questions about her political instincts and trashed her popularity ratings.
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But his incoherence is not limited to speech that the political media labels as "gaffes," but instead extends to much of what he says on basic questions about policy.
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Some privately expressed anger, saying that he had insulted them with a substance-free performance, while others offered indulgent assessments noting that at least he had committed no gaffes.
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He has walked away from gaffes, deceptions and errors that would have ended the career of any normal politician, brushing criticism away with his trademark bluster and self-confidence.
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If you have not been following this race closely, and who could blame you, let me elaborate: It was a field of candidates that distinguished itself mostly through gaffes.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:21625 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.).
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and behind former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 21625:2900 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE.
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"I get all of this credit for being authentic, and you know, and now even Biden gaffes are now, you know, 'Biden tells the truth' kind of thing," he said.
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Uber's worst days may be behind it, but perhaps this is a sign the company is entering a golden age of public gaffes that are fun instead of deeply upsetting.
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They declared the show "Russophobia" and went through it with a fine-tooth comb for gaffes and inaccuracies, in the process misrepresenting both the show itself and the historical facts.
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That's thanks, in part, to news coverage of Facebook's privacy gaffes, security breaches and the changes to the way sites collect and use personal data, as required by Europe's GDPR.
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Hung's victory marks a comeback for a woman who in October was removed as her party's candidate for the presidential election after a campaign riddled with gaffes and political attacks.
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When we look back at some of the most colorful moments in presidential debates, gaffes and stumbles are used to explain dynamics that were already at work in the campaign.
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Whether reporters are trying to be "objective" or not, we all constantly have to make decisions about which stories to cover, which gaffes to take seriously, which storylines to follow.
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He is also prone to gaffes, as when he described Obamacare as "the craziest thing in the world," and he has gotten defensive when challenged by Black Lives Matter protesters.
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The couple's absences have allowed them to to avoid any major gaffes or mishaps -- or taking a position one way or the other -- as hot-button issues have played out.
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In most President Infinity runs, Donald Trump drops out of the election by late March, thanks to a combination of momentum-killing debate performances, public speaking gaffes, and media scandals.
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But because there were no "Oops, I forgot" level gaffes, there's little reason to believe the polls will change much before the voters of Michigan head to the polls Tuesday.
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For a man who makes more than his fair share of verbal gaffes, Alphabet executive chairman Eric Schmidt can still come up with the odd zinger when he needs to.
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But the two sides avoided any diplomatic gaffes at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida that would have tarnished the meeting in the eyes of the protocol-conscious Chinese.
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Republican strategist Holly Turner said Tuesday that former Vice President Joe Biden's recent string of gaffes won't necessarily hurt his chances to take on President Trump in the 2020 election.
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It was one of the few occasions this cycle where Trump has appeared susceptible to political damage by the kinds of verbal gaffes that have sunk candidates in the past.
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She anchored the nine o'clock hour of Today for a little more than a year, and in that time, she made a number of gaffes that offended viewers and guests.
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Another correspondent notes that, while it's true that he made no major gaffes, his mixed signals fed a sense that China, not the U.S., calls the shots in the region.
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But Johnson has put himself in an impossible position on foreign policy through a series of gaffes, and is now desperately making up excuses to try to cover his tracks.
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The FGW poll showed just 19% of those surveyed believed Kramp-Karrenbauer, who has made several gaffes since taking over the CDU, would successfully lead the party into the future.
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Yet his string of gaffes and episodes of faulty memory have sparked concern over his age and his capacity to battle Trump next year if he is the party's nominee.
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Good intentions aside, the software has been known to insert incorrect words in the process, which has led to embarrassing mistakes and a few websites devoted to collecting the gaffes.
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In what she probably thought would be humanizing gaffes during her election campaign in 2017, she let out that she didn't know where to buy toilet paper, which predictably backfired.
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"It also worked well for a candidate as disciplined as Pete -- in all those interviews, and in several bus tours full of press, he rarely made any gaffes," she said.
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Also, Mr. Trump and some of his closest allies choose to appear only on Fox News — meaning that any gaffes are bound to appear there, rather than on rival networks.
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Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsMulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes Testimony from GOP diplomat complicates Trump defense Obama: Cummings showed us 'the importance of checks and balances' MORE (R-N.C.).
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Memes and other tools of digital culture empower them to twist carefully orchestrated campaign images — or candidates' gaffes — until they take on new meanings and take over the news cycle.
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A visually stunning trip not without controversy Yet in terms of gaffes and missteps, Trump had just a couple on this trip, but they were significant enough to warrant headlines.
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Taking advantage of the gaffes, the Yankees sailed to a 10-1 victory ahead of two important home series against division leaders — the Cleveland Indians and the Boston Red Sox.
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Where a more polished spokesman might merely put a "nicer gloss on the indefensible," Mr. Spicer's gaffes serve to remind us of the "stupid, impulsive" things the president himself says.
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A compilation of the "pivotal video moments" of the election campaign created by the newspaper The Guardian, many of which went viral on social media, was dominated by Conservative gaffes.
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But "AKK" has made several gaffes since taking over as CDU leader last December that have dented her popularity and raised questions about her suitability to be the next chancellor.
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While Moore is still heavily favored to win the general election against Democrat Doug Jones in deep-red Alabama, his frequent gaffes could create problems for Republicans in other states.
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It's impossible to watch the constant parade of lies, leaks, gaffes, and strategic blunders without being skeptical about Trump's odds of staying in the White House for the full term.
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Given the near-incessant stream of corporate gaffes we're seeing lately, it's easy to assume that clueless PR teams are behind the ham-handed responses—or more aggravating, the radio silences.
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Since almost no one thinks these mythical racist idiots make up most of the nation's voters, political and news media veterans believe Trump's apparent gaffes will kill his chances to win.
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In front of a vast television audience, the GOP nominee could reshape perceptions of his character and readiness -- if he can avoid being drawn into gaffes and personality clashes by Clinton.
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His charisma appeals to members who have grown tired of Mrs Merkel's centrist equivocations, but recent gaffes, especially on the asylum guarantee in Germany's constitution, highlight his long absence from politics.
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Abe will likely reshuffle his Cabinet to try to repair his battered image, although the tactic has backfired in the past when new ministers became involved in scandals or committed gaffes.
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The last few days have seen a flurry of gaffes, walk-backs, vague, sometimes conflicting statements and off-the-cuff policy making by President Donald Trump himself, Tillerson, Haley and Spicer.
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The rookie Chavis, who entered mired in an 0-for-19 skid, ended his slump in the first inning on one of several defensive gaffes by the Mariners on the day.
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Urzua, a slightly disheveled former academic prone to mild verbal gaffes, was a very different finance minister from Mexico's recent tradition of slick technocrats who spoke the language of Wall Street.
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This self-serving hypothesis conflicts with the established fact that presidents typically enter office and promptly try to make good on their party's campaign promises, election-generated scandals and gaffes notwithstanding.
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Showing his icy pragmatism, the president passed over his loyal vice president because he thought Joe Biden would not be as strong a candidate, given his tendency for gab and gaffes.
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But while it is a long shot, a series of gaffes by Hyde-Smith have given Democrats hope that they can recreate the magic they found in Alabama a year earlier.
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Kirk has also been known for making a series of gaffes and will have to steer clear of garnering negative media attention and creating fodder for political ads used against him.
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Ahead, top wedding professionals share some of the most egregious (yet also completely avoidable) nuptial gaffes they've witnessed, and offer advice on how to avoid them on your own big day.
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In a campaign season in which public insults, tweets and political gaffes grab the biggest headlines, many of the issues and challenges the next president will face are being pushed aside.
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There's the constant watch for televised gaffes and stumbles, and the week of speculation that he was in hiding, both seen as evidence that Democratic voters needed to reset the primary.
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Democrats are sure to accuse the media covering Biden's gaffes of false equivalency, much as they claimed that the focus in 2016 on Clinton's emails ignored much worse behavior by Trump.
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Johnson has one very big problem with most voters, and that is the series of recent gaffes and mistakes that make it clear he is not remotely ready to be president.
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Wee morning-drive radio personages mine the city's history of garish sports gaffes (Hue Jackson's clock management!), but no one really expects anything worth remembering from Steve-on-a-car-phone.
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Grover Norquist says Donald Trump will win the presidency if he can get the focus back on the economy instead of on the GOP presidential nominee's recent gaffes on the trail.
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There have also been gaffes, like the one made last week by senior aide Kellyanne Conway, when she delivered a sales pitch for Ivanka Trump's fashion line from the briefing room.
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There's a certain irony that Biden would go after Trump for his perfectly innocent, if somewhat awkward, phrasing, given the vice president's well-earned reputation for embarrassing gaffes and sloppy expression.
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I knew he would make mistakes, commit gaffes, embarrass himself and the office on occasion, and otherwise do things that I wouldn't have done had I been in a similar position.
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But a series of gaffes turned Palin into a figure of ridicule and undercut McCain's contention that his ticket, and not Obama's, was best qualified to lead in a dangerous world.
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Among other gaffes, we found out there's a Starbucks in the Seven Kingdoms — further evidence to support frustrations that showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss had rushed the show's final season.
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So, too, on the gaffes by members of Congress who openly acknowledged what everybody knew: campaign donors ordered them to pass the bill, or else the donors would shut their wallets.
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After a summer marked by occasional gaffes suggested he might be a decade past his best, Biden personified one of his most winning characteristics -- resilience -- in steadying his front-running campaign.
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There's never been a successful campaign that had that much staff turmoil, that many gaffes, that many falsehoods, that many women coming forward to say the candidate assaulted or harassed them.
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In the same way Trump's many gaffes and scandals failed to hurt him in the last election, the Jones revelations in this custody battle are unlikely to lose him many followers.
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Sens. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 2628:28503 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) are battling to be seen as the main alternative to former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 22019:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE in the Democratic presidential race.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.), the next highest-polling candidates.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 2628:28500 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) in most public polls.
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That's four times what Democratic primary competitors Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE can boast.
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On Reddit, 15 employers shared the absolute worst answers they've ever gotten during a job interview, and we promise it will make you feel better about all of your past gaffes. 1.
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He was unable to capitalise on his much-anticipated homecoming, cutting a sometimes-irritable figure in public and mired in a series of perceived PR gaffes and a scandal involving family members.
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Still, tests like these do in general raise serious privacy concerns, and it's hard to know if other, potentially less scrupulous companies have made gaffes like this one in the past. [CNBC]
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But he may also be about to join an infamous DC club of power brokers remembered for their classic "Washington gaffes" -- as defined by former CNNer and New Republic editor Michael Kinsley.
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Watch: Trump didn't save these 700 Ohio coal jobs Aside from John McCain—who later blamed his incoherence on being kept up late by baseball—none of the senators made notable gaffes.
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But she has since made a series of gaffes that have raised questions about her suitability to become chancellor once Merkel relinquishes the post, which she plans to hold onto until 2021.
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While gaffes like this aren't uncommon in filmmaking, to have two such errors like these in a final season that took nearly two years to make did not go unnoticed by viewers.
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Nor does Clinton make mistakes — she's often criticized for being careful and bland in her answers, but here it's helped her, as she's never taken the headlines away from Trump's own gaffes.
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Trump's campaign will likely be pleased that he got a photo-op with a foreign leader and appeared to avoid any damaging gaffes as he stood soberly on stage, beside an interpreter.
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Born to a prestigious political family, Aso speaks good English and frequently cracks jokes, even in parliament, which sometimes leads to gaffes but generally wins fans among politicians and finance ministry subordinates.
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He was unable to capitalize on his much-anticipated homecoming, cutting a sometimes-irritable figure in public and mired in a series of perceived PR gaffes and a scandal involving family members.
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Mistakes and gaffes and missteps blend with miscalculations of the kind you might make when you're supposed to be leading a country but are too caught up in cementing your own legacy.
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The former vice president's rollout has been spot on, with none of the gaffes or negative press coverage that hamstrung his attempt to build momentum in the run-up to the announcement.
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In the weeks following the success of the Democratic convention, the failures of Mr Trump's own show and the many gaffes that followed it, Mrs Clinton led him by eight percentage points.
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A series of gaffes, regarding abortion and nuclear weapons, showed up his unwillingness (or inability) to think through some of the most basic issues, even in the run-up to the election.
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The tycoon's habitual offensiveness and displays of flabbergasting ignorance have set a high bar for gaffes; this is a candidate who entered the race calling Mexicans rapists and promising to reverse globalisation.
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Outspoken, irascible and intensely private, Philip, a Greek-born former naval officer, developed a reputation for brusque comments and occasional gaffes at some of the thousands of ceremonial events he has attended.
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Britain invaded his territory of then Abyssinia in 1867 to rescue a group of European missionaries, adventurers and officials - including the British consul - imprisoned by Tewodros after a series of diplomatic gaffes.
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But she has since made a series of gaffes that have raised questions about her suitability to become chancellor once Merkel relinquishes the post, which she plans to hold onto until 2021.
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We should buck commercial considerations to the extent that we can and give the candidates' competing visions of government as much scrutiny as their competing talents for quips or proneness to gaffes.
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"Mini-Merkel," as she is known, has also proven to be a bit more conservative than her predecessor, particularly on social issues like gay marriage, and has made some high-profile gaffes.
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Andy Biggs (Ariz.), Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsMulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes Testimony from GOP diplomat complicates Trump defense Obama: Cummings showed us 'the importance of checks and balances' MORE (N.
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Pro-choice activists united in anger at the sting's perpetrators, and a Texas grand jury cleared Planned Parenthood of wrongdoing and indicted the C.M.P. In Presidential politics, gaffes may be less damaging.
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He has led national polls for months despite verbal gaffes, scrutiny of his long and sometimes controversial record in Washington, and a relentless assault from Republicans over his son's dealings in Ukraine.
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If Biden hopes to secure the nomination and recapture the White House, he must be able to keep Democrats united and avoid the distracting gaffes that have become synonymous with his campaign.
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Biden's fundraisers, which he kept open to reporters, found him making small gaffes that seemed to undercut his campaign, like telling the wealthy that nothing would "fundamentally change" if he became president.
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Questions about his ability to carry out strong debate performances have plagued his campaign for months, but voters might decide his gaffes are baked into his persona and not a disqualifying factor.
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After the Warriors' 123-113 win over the Clippers on Thursday, Shaq aired a hilarious Dr. Strange parody â€" featuring all of McGee's worst gaffes â€" to troll Golden State's center once again.
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Last week, Kramp-Karrenbauer's inability to impose discipline on the CDU in the eastern state of Thuringia dealt a further blow to her credibility, which had been eroded by a series of gaffes.
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The prime minister's father, who is known to be prone to gaffes, accidentally copied a BBC journalist into his email reporting back about the meeting to a British lord, who praised his efforts.
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Google's cupcake calorie counter Baked into the frustration surrounding these gaffes is a sense that Silicon Valley's biggest companies are incapable of the necessary introspection to see themselves the way their critics might.
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Ford was widely known for his gaffes, stunts and alcohol and drug abuse, and was often the butt of jokes by American late-night hosts like David Letterman, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.
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Certainly debate gaffes can come to dominate the political conversation: in a 1976 debate, then-president Gerald Ford once famously (and ludicrously) proclaimed that Poland, Romania and Yugoslavia were free of Soviet influence.
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Regarding this matter, Trump's apologists cannot blame Lester Holt, the NBC anchor who did a creditable job as moderator and did not bully the bully into this and other gaffes in the debate.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London Mayor Sadiq Khan called on British foreign minister Boris Johnson on Sunday to resign after a series of gaffes which he said had offended Libyans, Americans, the Spanish and others.
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Twitter is full of sycophantic pundits who see each of Trump's gaffes as a masterly move in a game of 4-D chess, but Steve Bannon, Glenn Beck, and Jones aren't among them.
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They celebrate polls that show her leading Trump by numbers that are dangerously close to the margin of error, when she should be ahead by double digits after his season of ghoulish gaffes.
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Even one of his greatest political weaknesses—his penchant for gaffes—can be favorably spun: He's a guy who says what he thinks, and that worked out pretty well for Trump, didn't it?
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It's been less than two weeks since the United Kingdom's parliament was dissolved to make way for a general election — but there have already been dozens of gaffes, controversies, and car-crash interviews.
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A former prime minister of Luxembourg known for his informal manner and occasional gaffes, Mr. Juncker has forged a good rapport with Mr. Trump, and the two men appeared at ease on Wednesday.
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There were plenty of concerns about Biden's spate of gaffes and the Trump administration's intense interest in his son's ties to a Ukrainian energy company (so much interest, it led to Trump's impeachment).
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SoftBank, which poured about $21 billion into Uber in early 2018 after the ride-hailing company suffered a series of bruising gaffes, has seen the value of its stake dwindle by the day.
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But the senator's rhetorical gaffes gave Mr. Espy enough of an opening to worry Republicans and offer Democrats a dose of political hope in a state where they have not had much lately.
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"His repeated gaffes, unsatisfactory reaction to questions about his son Hunter's business dealings in Ukraine and propensity to snap back at people who challenge him, however, are growing tiresome," the paper's editors write.
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" Then, during a Fox News town hall Thursday evening, Trump pointed to a string of recent Biden gaffes, including the former vice president's remark that Super Tuesday was taking place on "Super Thursday.
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In his monologue above following the third Democratic debate on Thursday, The Late Show host takes shots at each candidate in turn — from Andrew Yang's contradictory opening remarks to Joe Biden's latest gaffes.
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We all make gaffes, but what the American people truly care about in this race is lifting up our country for hardworking families and protection from our biggest threats, both domestic and international.
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Aides to Hillary and Bill Clinton appeared to be on high alert for any potential eruptions of anger or gaffes by the former president ahead of the New Hampshire primary earlier this year.
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However, he can't allow his debate gaffes (there were a few cringeworthy moments this time around) overshadow his overall message of electability and readiness on day one to bring normalcy back to governing.
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This has been an issue from the start of his campaign, because of his age (he's 22019) and tendency to spew embarrassing "gaffes," but also because at important moments Biden has embarrassed himself.
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Right now, the polling says Biden -- even with his gaffes on the campaign trail -- is currently the safest bet in for Democrats to ensure Trump doesn't pull off a 28 repeat in Wisconsin.
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In a segment called "This Should Be Easy" — because securing the Democratic nomination should, in fact, be easy for Clinton — host Trevor Noah points out a slew of unprompted gaffes Clinton has made.
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So far, well documented gaffes that marked his tenure as British foreign minister have been limited, and even his comments about earning more and finishing his book did little to dampen his support.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE were among others who tweeted support.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:2023 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE leads President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE by nine points among Wisconsin voters while Sen.
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When he finally visited the devastated island, Trump made a series of gaffes including (but not limited to) tossing paper towels into a crowd of survivors as though he was at a ball game.
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We need to focus less on polls, fundraisers, gaffes and who's running for president in four years, and more on the very serious problems facing the American people -- problems which get relatively little discussion.
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We have every reason to suspect that whatever is written for Trump's teleprompter for the State of the Uniom will be free of nationally mortifying gaffes that could have easily been solved via spellcheck.
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Is Biden really just a likeable Democrat prone to gaffes with some blemishes in an otherwise stalwart career or is he a politician whose policy choices have been far too accommodating to conservative politics?
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It is yet another battle for a weakened prime minister whose leadership is being questioned after scandals within her party, gaffes and an ill-judged election that lost her party its majority in parliament.
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Last week, Kramp-Karrenbauer's inability to impose discipline on the conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) in the eastern state of Thuringia dealt a fresh blow to her credibility - already eroded by a series of gaffes.
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Abe opted for safe hands over fresh faces in Thursday's cabinet reshuffle after gaffes and missteps by some in his previous cabinet, such as former Defence Minister Tomomi Inada, sent his support ratings tumbling.
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Fresh off the official launch of his presidential campaign, Beto O'Rourke hit several stumbling blocks this weekend as he sought to deflect early gaffes, criticisms of his candidacy and dirt from his teenage years.
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Trump would do well to remember that and focus more on addressing concerns about his geopolitical gaffes, his business conflicts of interest, his unclear commitment to combating climate change, and his troubling political appointees.
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Now few will be talking about those gaffes and instead will focus on the need to be ever more vigilant against terrorist attacks both in the heart of Europe and potentially on American soil.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid28503 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D).
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Blame Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE!
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nev.).
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Mr Trump's subsequent gaffes—his rudeness to the bereaved parents of a dead American soldier, his suggestion that Hillary Clinton faced assassination, and so forth—showed how utterly Mr Manafort failed in this regard.
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In the days leading up to the general election, Democrats inside and outside Virginia were tearing their hair out over Northam's seemingly lackluster finish, which was marked by a number of highly publicized gaffes.
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"In a campaign season in which public insults, tweets and political gaffes grab the biggest headlines, many of the issues and challenges the next president will face are being pushed aside," writes The Times.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's signature off-the-cuff speaking style has helped him cultivate a down-to-earth image, but his frequent gaffes have raised some questions about his viability as a candidate.
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There was hope in some quarters that Johnson would meet the polling requirements to make the general election debate stage, but he struggled with embarrassing gaffes and Washington insiders never took his candidacy seriously.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE, Rep.
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The way opened up for Dacian Ciolos after Macron's hand-picked candidate, his former Europe Minister Nathalie Loiseau, pulled out of the race following a series of gaffes and a lackluster European election campaign.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE's seat.
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While O'Rourke has been assailed for a variety of flaws—gaffes, inexperience, tactical errors— Pete Buttigieg , the thirty-seven-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has displaced him as the fresh young face.
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A series of high-profile Conservative gaffes after parliament was dissolved was only stymied when Labour suffered their own series of very high-profile setbacks in the space of a day on November 6.
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Errors and gaffes on the show have turned into news in their own right and highly trafficked moments, like when Ashlee Simpson clearly lip-synced, or when Bill Hader consistently broke character as Stefon.
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We shouldn't be numb to all of this — yet it seems we are, considering most of these comments did not get major media coverage in the same way other candidates' gaffes have and do.
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Biden himself has attributed the coverage of his gaffes to his frontrunner status; he has held a comfortable lead in early polls ever since jumping into the race, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average.
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While Mr. Biden's reputation for gaffes may have not caught up to him yet, his defenses against the left and the charges he has leveled against the right have not always been entirely accurate.
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Why it matters: Biden has drawn criticism in recent months for public gaffes and slips, including mistakenly thinking he was vice president during the 2018 Parkland shooting and mistaking Margaret Thatcher for Theresa May.
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A look back at Donald Trump's rambling, error-saturated 2016 campaign (and nearly every day of his presidency since) shows how little gaffes register when voters assess whom to support at the ballot box.
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Perhaps Tyrion's strategic gaffes are part of his own humbling arc as he evolves from a cynic into a true believer, a phase he will overcome later as a powerful force in the war.
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" The second Biden ally said the former vice president agreed that if Biden can walk away with a solid debate performance and doesn't make any major gaffes, he'll "be on his way to victory.
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" A senior Biden aide said the campaign believes that gaffes that receive press coverage are not damaging the former vice president with voters because "they know him, they trust him, they believe in him.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2900 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE's seat.
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On the new podcast, Rich had plenty to say about the current political landscape, including why he underestimated Bernie Sanders and why Hillary Clinton is pilloried for gaffes while Donald Trump revels in them.
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On the other hand, these gaffes and incongruities can feel like real missed opportunities, especially when one considers that Goncharova and Laurencin are among the few women to be found anywhere in the Apollinaire narrative.
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Co-hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost spat out one-liner after one-liner during an 8-minute tour through the many missteps and gaffes committed by the Trump White House during the preceding week.
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The big picture: Despite a ceremony without a host, the show went off relatively smoothly, proving that an emcee may not be as crucial to produce a well-coordinated show is with no major gaffes.
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In this way, Aquarians are also prone to gaffes because, consequences be damned, they will say emotionally insensitive of disarming things that align with whatever forward-thinking philosophy they're trying to shove down everyone's throat.
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Earlier, embattled Japanese Defence Minister Tomomi Inada said she was resigning, after a series of gaffes, missteps and a cover-up at her ministry that have contributed to a plunge in public support for Abe.
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Kishida temporarily took over defense as well as foreign affairs Tomomi Inada resigned last week amid a series of gaffes and a cover-up scandal that contributed to the plunge in public support for Abe.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.).
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But other more loyal members of her governing Conservatives also questioned the prime minister's ability to put the party back on track for election success after a year of scandals, gaffes and divisions over Brexit.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, said Rubio's position is emblematic of Republicans Todd Akin of Missouri and Richard Mourdock of Indiana, who lost Senate races in 2012 because of gaffes over their hardline abortion positions.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE's (D) seat.
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He crashed and burned in a gale of gaffes — bringing back knighthoods and bestowing one on Prince Philip of Britain was an example — but only after he had ranted his way to the top job.
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People like to kibitz on the subject of who a politician "really" is, to claim that some votes or statements or gaffes or alliances are deeply revealing and others merely accidents, frivolities or improvisatory performances.
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The reason Trump has managed to get away with a truckload of gaffes and indiscretions, any one of which would have destroyed the career of another politician, is precisely because they make up a truckload.
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Most of the arguments in Biden's favor seem to focus on the more natural way he speaks, even though that sometimes leads him into verbal gaffes like the one he made about Obama in 2007.
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Voters may turn on a debate to get clarity on an issue or better understand a given candidate's proposal, but often what they find is a shouting match filled with insults, one-liners, and gaffes.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is just a few weeks into his renewed effort to prove that Facebook can responsibly handle data of billions of users, after multiple embarrassing gaffes stemming from the 2016 election campaign.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE. (D-Nev.).
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The bigger problem for Biden is not whether he gaffes more often and worse than Trump — it's how he stacks up in a crowded field of eloquent candidates, many of them decades younger than him.
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Despite being in one of the most sensitive, conflict-prone regions in the world, the president and his team have been plagued by gaffes, minor diplomatic dust-ups, major information leaks, and everything in between.
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"Almost always, no matter how strong the man is, they're worried about [the gender issue], and they should be," Dannenfelser said, pointing to disastrous gaffes on the topic of abortion by Republicans like then-Rep.
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Mr. Trump made no major gaffes, his energy did not flag and he was accorded a lavish reception at every stop, especially Beijing, where President Xi Jinping threw open the doors of the Forbidden City.
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The candidate Macron picked as his campaign flagbearer, European affairs minister Nathalie Loiseau, whose conservative background was meant to attract the center-right, also made a series of gaffes that have weighed in the polls.
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Together, all of these gaffes really weren't egregious, they were dealing with data that wasn't nominally connected to users, but audio files should definitely be treated with a little more respect than anonymous crash reports.
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His repeated gaffes and many quirks — including a penchant for swallowing gum and an ongoing beef with Dippin' Dots — made him the target of a popular parody by comedian Melissa McCarthy on Saturday Night Live.
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And as Mr. Cuomo did not commit any serious gaffes (weirdness aside), it seems unlikely that this debate will change the direction of the race — a direction that is decidedly not in Mr. Molinaro's favor.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyMulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes State cites 38 people for violations in Clinton email review Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle mourn Cummings MORE (R-Iowa) said Monday.
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The Ohio Democrat and 2020 candidate for president referenced Biden's string of recent gaffes on the campaign trail, calling it evidence that Biden didn't have the "energy" for a general election fight, Bloomberg News reported.
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On Monday it was Bernie Sanders' turn, and now Joe Biden is the Democratic candidate getting the Trevor Noah joke compilation treatment – starting with a clip of The Daily Host rounding up Biden's many gaffes.
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But definitive judgements on debates are only made in hindsight—once we know who wins an election, we'll go back and cherry-pick the worst Clinton or Trump gaffes as signs the loser was losing.
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Indeed, in their excellent empirical account of the 2012 campaign The Gamble, John Sides and Lynn Vavreck find that none of the many well-covered gaffes of the 2012 season made much of a difference.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.), to exit the race early, instead predicting a more drawn-out primary fight.
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Mulvaney's gaffes have Trump's allies pressuring those around the president to consider bringing in a veteran political operative who could take control of the impeachment inquiry by coordinating with GOP lawmakers and providing crisis communications help.
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But his gaffes ultimately made more headlines than his political career, and his behavior alienated many people, though after leaving the mayor's office, he was elected by a landslide to a seat on the city council.
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Time magazine's list of Biden's top gaffes mostly reads as benign in the age of Trump, but Biden's campaign opponents are certainly not going to go out of their way to read everything he says generously.
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The appointments reported by NHK on Wednesday suggest that Abe appears to prefer the safety of Cabinet veterans over the appeal of fresh faces, who could bring with them the risk of more gaffes and scandals.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE did its job.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.), Sen.
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"Donald Trump is killing parody, along with our collective free time and my stock of desk bourbon," said Ben Ray, who works at the Democratic firm American Bridge that publicizes Republican gaffes on the campaign trail.
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Former vice president Joe Biden's 2020 Democratic presidential campaign has been marred by controversy and political gaffes since its inception, but this week the Democratic front-runner made one of his most embarrassing mistakes so far.
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Republican strategists are bullish over Rubio's chances, especially after a few gaffes by Murphy, who misstated his experience as a certified public accountant and somewhat oddly described himself as an immigrant, which conservative groups pounced on.
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I can't understand how even Taylor doesn't see it after all these years of gaffes — Kahn's selection of Jonny Flynn over Stephen Curry with the sixth pick of the 2009 draft is merely the most egregious.
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It was not until the closing moments of the debate that Mr. Espy flashed emotion about Ms. Hyde-Smith's gaffes, alluding also to another video in which she joked about ensuring that some people don't vote.
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Why it matters: While Biden's congressional record and moderate credentials are baked into his candidacy — and may be working to his benefit — his recurrent gaffes could invite questions about his mental acuity and fitness for office.
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His latest campaign gaffes came at a gun control forum in Des Moines, Iowa, when he described meeting survivors of the shooting that left 17 dead when they visited Washington to lobby for stricter gun laws.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.), Sen.
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Sponsorship deals with "lifecasters" offer 2.03/7 exposure for brands but create an ongoing trickle of PR gaffes, including a Law & Order ad campaign that derails when viewers provoke a police raid on the broadcaster's apartment.
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Roberto De Vicenzo, Argentina's finest international golfer, who won the British Open and the first United States Senior Open but was remembered most for one of the game's most storied gaffes, died on Thursday in Argentina.
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"There's a clear worry among Biden supporters that he can't be the front-runner from June of 2019 through July of 2020 … that eventually, the gaffes will pile up and he'll come down," former Pennsylvania Gov.
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" John Stipanovich, a Republican strategist in Florida with ties to the Bush family, lamented to The Hill that Trump "has a gift for gaffes that has expanded the boundaries of ineptitude to a previously unimaginable extent.
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This is in contrast to Ms. Dancila, who during her time as prime minister was regularly assailed for her verbal gaffes and accused of rising to the position only because of her closeness to Mr. Dragnea.
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Still, the outcome was something of a disappointment for Johnson, who had hoped to capitalize on historic levels of dissatisfaction with the two main party candidates, but instead became a punchline after a series of gaffes.
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Earlier, embattled Japanese Defence Minister Tomomi Inada said she was resigning, after a series of gaffes, missteps and a cover-up at her ministry that have contributed to a sharp plunge in public support for Abe.
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It used to be the case that people's thoughtless remarks and embarrassing gaffes would naturally fade into obscurity, but social media has created a situation where it's easy to endlessly dredge up a person's worst moments.
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Biden has been seen as a potentially tough general election opponent for Trump, though allies of the president have pointed to the former vice president's gaffes to suggest he wouldn't be that tough of a competitor.
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So conservatives are framing their criticisms of Ocasio-Cortez and, in Shapiro's words, the "howling at the moon branch of the Democratic Party," through not just Ocasio-Cortez's political platform, but through her gaffes and misstatements.
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The US Navy has fired one of its highest-ranking admirals because of a string of embarrassing and dangerous gaffes, the latest a collision near Singapore that left 10 sailors missing and increasingly presumed to be dead.
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But a series of gaffes in recent years, including a luxury elephant-hunting trip to Botswana in 2012 at a time of severe economic hardship for many Spaniards, eroded a huge amount of support for the royals.
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Is this weird that I have basically devoted my entire professional career to commenting on the social and strategic gaffes of a bunch of jabronis that are separated on a beach by the color of their clothes?
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2628 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nev.) as their leader.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Defence Minister Tomomi Inada will resign, broadcaster NHK said on Thursday, after a series of missteps, gaffes and a suspected coverup that critics say contributed to a plunge in Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's support.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE is going out fighting.
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The sorts of issues that tend to excite Capitol Hill and Westminster reporters—gaffes, apologies, withering anonymous quotes, even rumors about particular candidates mistreating their staffers—have little impact on the lives of the majority of people.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE is a formidable woman.
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Since then the pressure has been amplified by gaffes, scandals, and a growing concern among some that constant infighting over Brexit was drowning out attempts to win back the voters the party lost at the 2017 election.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE & Obama killed it yesterday.
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The number of gaffes he made at the podium—in this golden era of occasionally televised and always live-tweeted White House pressers—would have been astounding and likely grounds for immediate firing any other chief executive.
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Spicer's rocky relationship with the press became a hindrance, but what really seemed to diminish his stature at the White House were his series of gaffes that turned him into a talk-show punchline and internet meme.
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The recording that surfaced 13 days ago, and the parade of accusers, have damaged Mr. Trump with voters like no other episode in his 16-month campaign, which has been full of seemingly disqualifying gaffes and statements.
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So the recipe for an upset here would rely on boosting minority turnout and stealing moderate voters away from Trump, thanks in no small part to backlash over what would be considered during most campaigns as gaffes.
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In my 40-plus years as a serious political junkie, I haven't seen many others as qualified to sit in the Oval Office — so I'll accept a few Biden gaffes in order to end the Trump Error.
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In this view, the news media should stop playing up the day-to-day gaffes and campaign tactics in favor of emphasizing serious issues like the candidates' positions on climate change, the minimum wage and European trade.
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With such a commanding lead, Johnson has tried to stay out of the limelight, and opponents have accused him of running from scrutiny to avoid the gaffes that have been a feature of his career so far.
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It's no secret that Trump is not the most eloquent politician, but you'd think he'd at least try to make up for the numerous embarrassing gaffes his administration has made when it comes to acknowledging the Holocaust.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE's (I-Vt.) presidential campaign.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.).
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But Mr. Singh has been struggling to resonate with voters after several gaffes, including stumbles over questions about foreign policy that have raised doubts about whether he is prepared to lead a national party — or a country.
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Mr. Di Maio, previously known for lending support to France's Yellow Vest protesters and gaffes such as calling Chinese President Xi Jinping "President Ping" and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo "Secretary Ross," is in a difficult position.
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As Nate Silver noted in a piece I highlighted here previously, many of the people who support Joe Biden and will vote in the 2020 Democratic primary don't care about Biden's gaffes; they care about his age.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer, 57, has made several gaffes since taking over as CDU leader last December that have dented her popularity and raised questions about her suitability to be the party's candidate for chancellor when Merkel leaves office.
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"The Big Train" came on in relief to win Game 7, aided by his catcher Muddy Ruel, who scored the winning run after two New York Giants fielding gaffes in the 12th inning at Washington's Griffith Stadium.
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In the months leading up to the election, Cramer made a series of gaffes while discussing the #MeToo movement and seemed to suggest that women speaking out about experiences with sexual assault was a sign of weakness.
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Sweeping new entitlements under a President Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE or a President Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE, for instance, that are enacted by 51 Senate Democrats, would be difficult to repeal.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE's (D-Mass) support jumped up in a new poll, cutting into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE's lead in the Democratic presidential primary.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE addressed gaffes he's made along the presidential campaign trail in an interview with "The Late Show" host Stephen ColbertStephen Tyrone ColbertBiden to appear on 'Late Show' with Colbert next week F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever Stephen Colbert on Trump: 'He's trying to invite us into this madness' MORE.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.), are running at roughly the same level in the polls, effectively splitting the left-wing vote within the party.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) as too unrealistic, environmentalists have argued that plans introduced by more centrist candidates like former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE don't go far enough.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:21625 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE holds a double-digit lead over President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE in a head-to-head match-up, according to a poll released Tuesday.
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A day later, the man whose stint as foreign minister was marked by gaffes which have prompted some of his critics to question his suitability for high office couldn't quite remember where the factory making the sausages was.
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But, since declaring his candidacy at what was, in American political terms, the eleventh hour, Biden's campaign has been marked more by the sheer number of gaffes delivered than by any soaring rhetoric or roaring crowd of supporters.
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His lead makes Johnson, whose career has been marked by gaffes and scandals, the all but inevitable choice to replace Prime Minister Theresa May and take on Britain's so far ill-fated negotiations to leave the European Union.
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Michele Bachmann: 'God raised up' Trump to be GOP nominee Trump has attracted attention for some of his past gaffes when it comes to faith, but the authors were confident that Trump's faith would be a moral guide.
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The US cooperates more closely with the UK and Israel on intelligence sharing than just about any other nation and repeated leaks or gaffes of this nature could have significant national security consequences, several former intelligence officials warned.
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Despite a series of gaffes this year, Kramp-Karrenbauer took over as defense minister on Wednesday, entering the cabinet in a move likely to make or break her chances of succeeding her mentor as Germany's leader by 2021.
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Johnson, a former mayor of London and a colorful politician with a long record of gaffes and scandals, was a high-profile "Leave" campaigner in Britain's June referendum which resulted in a vote to quit the EU bloc.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid6900 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE's (D-Nev.) seat are endangered.
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He made several gaffes, including when he said in a speech that "poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids" - a sensitive slip-up in an election where race is in the spotlight.
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He was elected in 2014, running a steady campaign against Republican Tom Corbett, who fell prey to his own controversial plans for reforming the state lottery, liquor-sales system, and budgetary process, and to a series of gaffes.
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The effects of events that happen after a poll is conducted — such as debates, ads, gaffes, news stories, endorsements and get-out-the-vote efforts — aren't measured, even if they occur the day after the poll is completed.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) about the possibility.
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Abroad in America This American presidential election is a dizzying wonder: a torrent of outrages, gaffes and prime-time dramas, where one story blurs into the next, most of it driven by the Republican contender, Donald J. Trump.
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Biden, in particular, has racked up a series of gaffes, missteps and occasional rambling monologues that brought more scrutiny on his age and undercut his message as the most viable candidate who can take on President Donald Trump.
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His opponents are quick to highlight his gaffes on the campaign trail, and he and his son have a central connection to Trump's impeachment in the Senate that is sure to be weaponized in a general election. Rep.
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A close ally of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and a former premier himself, Aso is known for his staying power despite his penchant for gaffes that have insulted people, including doctors, women and Alzheimer's patients, over the decades.
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Despite a polling disadvantage and a long series of gaffes that may have been a death knell to any other presidential campaign, Trump tore down the Big Blue Wall of states that most predicted would vote for Clinton.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE and Sen.
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Mr. Trump, who has called Mr. Biden "Sleepy Joe" and "SleepyCreepyJoe," has in turn seized on one of the former vice president's gaffes, noting that Mr. Biden referred to Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain as Margaret Thatcher.
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Trump — whose own gaffes and behavior have raised questions among armchair doctors and Democrats about his fitness for office — has not been shy about raising questions about Biden's mental aptitude, and he has done so in brash terms.
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READ: Iowa Democrats are getting worried about Biden's trail of gaffes The fight broke out when Castro pointed out to Biden that fact-checkers had determined a healthcare claim he made at the last debates to be false.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer, widely seen as the most likely successor to Merkel who will not run as chancellor in the 2021 federal election, has seen her popularity slide since taking over as CDU leader last year after damaging gaffes.
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Meanwhile, mediocre debate performances, a series of embarrassing gaffes, fourth and fifth-place finishes in the first rounds of voting, and the disruptive entry into the race of former Mayor Mike Bloomberg set Biden back on his heels.
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A close ally of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and a former premier himself, Aso is known for his staying power despite his penchant for gaffes that have insulted people, including doctors, women and Alzheimer's patients, over the decades.
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Such a debate would be an embarrassment for Kramp-Karrenbauer, who won the CDU party chair last December before committing a series of gaffes that have sapped her popularity and raised questions about her credentials to succeed Merkel.
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From this perspective, even Biden's many gaffes are reminiscent of Jed Bartlet's White House, where staffers seemed to misspeak in every other episode in ways that were misinterpreted to great comedic effect, even though they always meant well.
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Taken together, his performances suggest that a Biden run would be ripe with gaffes and misstatements on issues of race and gender in a field filled with candidates who have much more practice and better records and rhetoric.
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The last four days of the race, though, featured a series of embarrassments for Mr. Moore, several stemming from re-unearthed interviews of his and several more involving gaffes by his team at Mr. Moore's final campaign rally.
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The clear favorite, Johnson had tried to stay out of the limelight during the campaign, and opponents have accused him of running from scrutiny to avoid the gaffes that have been a feature of his career so far.
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" To be sure, critics often turn out to be wrong, as Scott wittily reminds you during a recitation of some notorious critical gaffes: early and wince-inducing takedowns of John Keats's poetry, of "Moby-Dick," of "Bringing Up Baby.
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U.S. teams have suffered from a number of high-profile gaffes in recent Olympics and world championships but American great Carl Lewis, who won five global gold medals in the 4x100 meters relay, says practice is not the key.
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But since debuting in September, Green Book has become mired in controversy centered around the veracity of the story the film depicts, as well as past and present gaffes by the director, producers, and the lead actor, Viggo Mortensen.
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They miss his gaffes, they miss the new reports about hunter Biden's corrupt dealings in Romania, and they mostly think of him in their head as the man he was back in 22019, not the man we see today.
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Facing the potential of a defeat in Wisconsin, and still trying to brush off his string of gaffes last week, Trump turned the focus Tuesday back to the issue that ignited his campaign in the first place: illegal immigration.
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But the scandals, gaffes and now doubts about economic policy — including the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) decision last month to implement negative interest rates — is starting to take a toll before July's election for the Upper House of parliament.
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Since taking over as CDU leader last December, Kramp-Karrenbauer has made a series of gaffes that have raised questions about her suitability to become chancellor once Merkel relinquishes the post, which she plans to hold onto until 2021.
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Given the numerous procedural gaffes by the FCC during the net neutrality repeal (from making up a DDoS attack to ignoring identity theft and fraud during the public comment period), an industry victory is far from a sure thing.
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We have been inundated with verbal and visual gaffes, people cheering on their candidate as they lash into the other person's character, and pundits evaluating who offers the best one-line "zinger" that will stick in the public imagination.
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He said that Berlusconi, who has survived numerous diplomatic gaffes, court cases and controversy - including allegations he had sex with an underage girl and hosted orgies - had told the nurse she could work for one of his TV channels.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, Britain's most colorful politician with a long record of gaffes and scandals, was appointed as foreign secretary on Wednesday in a surprise move by new Prime Minister Theresa May that could shake up world diplomacy.
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If you like Trump's core message of xenophobic nationalism, then you'd be hard pressed to give up on him for his gaffes and missteps since no one else is likely to deliver the goods in the way Trump can.
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The fate of Perry's album isn't dictated by a few gaffes or early single chart performance, but it might not be a bad idea if she did whatever the pop equivalent of campaigning in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan is.
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As Jones said at the time, even alluding to this fusion app concept: OpenGL implementation has fallen behind the competition, the filesystem desperately needs updating, the SDK has needed modernizing for years, networking and cryptography have seen major gaffes.
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Maybe it's [former Senate Democratic Leader] Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE.
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Clinton, meanwhile, is inching closer to wrapping up the nomination on the Democratic side, despite various gaffes and controversies, such as a federal investigation into the use of a private email server during her time as secretary of State.
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Sen. Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE on Tuesday warned that Sen.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nev.) as the chamber's Democratic leader.
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But it was truly impressive what a "multimillion-dollar digital campaign" was able to do with a couple of gaffes and few decade-old, out-of-context quotes — none more damning than those readily available from Clinton or Trump.
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It's a situation somewhat redolent of Italy under Silvio Berlusconi in the 1990s and 2000s, when, despite a stream of gaffes, insensitive remarks and accusations of sex with an underage woman, voters still swarmed to Mr. Berlusconi's populist touch.
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Venturing into politics, he was first elected a Conservative member of parliament in 2001 and in following years survived a number of scandals about his complex private life and occasional verbal gaffes to remain a prominent and popular figure.
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Polygon spotted a Twitter thread from Naughty Dog animator Jonathan Cooper, who also has animation credits with the Assassins Creed and Mass Effect series, in which Cooper theorizes about what happened to create some of Andromeda's more memorable gaffes.
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The virus may be mitigated, the economy could rebound, and Mr. Biden's decades of life in Washington and propensity for gaffes may render him as weak a candidate as some of his rivals in the primary had long predicted.
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But what alarms many Republicans about the political impact of the virus is that it will so overwhelm the news that it will be difficult to highlight their opposition research about Mr. Biden or draw attention to his gaffes.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) and South Bend Ind.
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It's a silly change of pace from other verbal gaffes Biden has made on the campaign trail that have been dogging him as the front-runner with other candidates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren nipping at his heels.
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I want to focus on one of these gaffes in particular, the one about coal, both because it says something about coal and because it illustrates just how vapid and onanistic the rituals of presidential campaign coverage have become.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 2628:28503 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) cited retiring Sens.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE understands this.
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In a venue where two Trump supporters questioned whether the president's slash-and-burn tone was necessary, Mr. Trump, 73, ridiculed Mr. Biden, 77, for a series of recent gaffes and insinuated that his rival's mental acuity was slipping.
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"Never let gaffes (or scandal) be the last thing said about you ... " Azi Paybarah of The New York Times, who covered Bloomberg's years as New York mayor, talked to CNN's Chris Cillizza about what kind of debater Bloomberg is.
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Yet they also believe that Mr. Biden is at his strongest when he is challenging Mr. Trump over American values and the direction of the nation, rather than relitigating his past, and his verbal gaffes, with his Democratic rivals.
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"It's clear that after all the gaffes and scandals his goal is to avoid mistakes," said Renho Murata, the departing leader of the opposition Democratic Party, which has so far failed to capitalize on Mr. Abe's declining poll numbers.
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"There's a fount of material; it's insatiable," said Matt Negrin, whose obsessive Twitter chronicling of Mr. Spicer helped him land a job at "The Daily Show," where he produced videos that captured Mr. Spicer's most memorable malapropisms and gaffes.
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They say voters know exactly who Biden is and that the former vice president has weathered intense scrutiny of his so-called gaffes — and even a couple of shaky debate performances — to remain atop the field of Democratic contenders.
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His predecessor, Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE, is another big booster.
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Sen. Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) did it again.
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But Facebook (FB), despite its numerous privacy problems and other gaffes, has more than recovered from its early days growing pains and is now one of the most valuable companies on the planet with a market cap of nearly $550 billion.
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Two years into a four-year term, voters have little faith in the coalition as a result of its hesitant response to the asylum crisis and a series of gaffes by Green Party politicians, with polls showing Lofven himself deeply unpopular.
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RIVALS CIRCLE The far-right scandal in Thuringia proved to be the last straw for Kramp-Karrenbauer, whose ratings plummeted last year after a number of public gaffes, including poking fun at trans-gender people in a light-hearted carnival speech.
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Add that to Kasich's willingness to cut programs for youth sexual education, along with gaffes like talking about how women "left their kitchens" to support him, and it creates the impression that Kasich has a disconnect with women — especially young women.
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Investor sentiment was also hurt by the resignation of Defence Minister Tomomi Inada over a series of gaffes, missteps and a cover-up at her ministry that have contributed to a sharp plunge in public support for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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And as Sarah Posner and David Neiwert reported at Mother Jones, what the media largely treated as gaffes — Trump retweeting white nationalists, Trump describing Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and criminals — were, to white supremacists, real signals approving their racist causes.
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The maneuvering comes as some influential Republicans now are fearful that Cramer could damage their chances if he commits gaffes like GOP candidate Todd Akin did in 2012 when he cost his party a chance to pickup the Missouri Senate seat.
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Assuming Trump avoids any significant self-inflicted gaffes or stumbles, the trip might provide a way to rise -- at least temporarily -- above the political muck and fray by meeting with American allies and talking resolutely about matters of war and peace.
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Given the many snafus, misfires, and gaffes of President Donald Trump's first 100 plus days in office, journalists, cable news pundits, late night comedians, and Democratic politicians are flummoxed as to why his popularity continues to remain strong among his supporters.
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Election years have always proven to be fertile ground for The Daily Show, as Jon Stewart and his Peabody Award-winning band of satirists poked fun at the absurd characters, stump speeches and gaffes that populated America's unique brand of democracy.
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The coordinated defense is part of attempts to shore up the government of Prime Minister Theresa May, weakened by a series of scandals and gaffes involving her top team of ministers as she negotiates Britain's departure from the European Union.
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But that is only an aspiration—Paul Ryan failed to deliver Wisconsin for Mr Romney in 2012—and the main task is a simpler, Hippocratic one: not to damage the campaign, as, four years earlier, Mrs Palin's gaffes hurt John McCain's.
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Greek-born Philip has remained at his wife's side throughout her 66-year reign, the longest in British history, and has earned a reputation for brusque comments and occasional gaffes at some of the thousands of ceremonial events he has attended.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) said Sen.
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Abe is expected to reshuffle his cabinet early next month in an effort to repair his damaged ratings, a step often taken by beleaguered leaders but one that can backfire if novice ministers become embroiled in scandals or commit gaffes.
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None of Biden's obvious strengths have erased the real doubts about his candidacy, and he will face a seemingly endless flood of questions about his fundraising, his propensity for gaffes, his age and his centrist politics if he enters the race.
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Then-Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nev.) pulled the trigger.
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While many of his rap contemporaries such as Kanye West and Migos have been criticized widely for various public missteps, Drake has managed to evade similar gaffes by staying firmly in his lane and letting the public draw their own conclusions.
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Given the FCC's bizarre behavior during the repeal (ranging from ignoring comment fraud and identity theft during the public comment period to making up a DDOS attack), the repeal remains on some shaky legal ground courtesy of FCC ethical gaffes.
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Philip, whose official title is Duke of Edinburgh and has sometimes drawn attention with headline-grabbing gaffes, has been by the queen's side throughout her 65 years on the throne and she has described him as "my strength and stay".
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Joe Heck for outgoing Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE's seat.
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Y.) and Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) http://bit.
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While Trump will weaponize even non-gaffes -- as he has shown many times in the past -- the rush to Biden does seem to have overlooked the fact that he is a candidate with a long history of saying the wrong things.
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Biden will be under intense pressure in the days ahead to avoid the kind of gaffes and verbal miscues that have marked his career and enable Trump's media cheerleaders on the right to portray him as bumbling and past his prime.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.), South Bend, Ind.
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But for a change, there were also plenty of gaffes that once-a-month hackers could relate to: whiffed returns, shots off the frames and contortionist stances that made even the balletic Federer look as if he was learning to dance.
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Most of the other five hopefuls concede that Johnson, whose career has been marked by gaffes and scandals, will almost definitely make the final two in the race, when mainly pro-Brexit Conservative Party members will cast the deciding votes.
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But Biden also got a subtle boost from the media, which has largely ignored his many, many gaffes and liabilities—mostly because the media, particularly television media, was treating Biden as a has-been and his campaign as an afterthought.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) and Corey Booker (D-N.
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Only two candidates — former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:200063 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE and Sen.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) the "male version" of Warren.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) joined workers in Kentucky and Sen.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 2023:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) arguing vehemently against any expansions.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and Boxer's successor Sen.
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In Nevada, Julian CastroJulian CastroJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Castro releases climate plan West Texas mass shooting reignites gun control debate MORE's numbers bounced after rediscovering his voice on issues of immigration, climate and health care.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 2900:220006 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.) sits in third at 2202 percent.
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Front-runners like former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE and Sen.
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Though an argument could be made that all the time-wasting, in-jokes and gaffes from idle reporters and editors on Twitter subtly undermine the rigorous parts of the work, newsrooms benefit greatly from the constant exposure of their journalists.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) knocked Sen.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Both major Australian parties lost candidates over social media gaffes on Friday ahead of this month's election as leaders locked horns in a debate in which a one-liner from the opposition leader earned him a narrow edge.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2628 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) and former President Obama once were.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) when he was majority leader.
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C.; )Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nevada); California Lt. Gov.
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While the daily flood of commentary focuses our attention on gaffes and gifs, ads and endorsements, moods and modes, I have argued that political and economic fundamentals do more to shape the outcome of presidential elections than these other factors.
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While Mr. Biden has often spoken about his stutter, he has a history of making gaffes and has made a number of confusing remarks on the campaign trail, sometimes mixing up countries, cities or dates or cutting himself off midsentence.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE's son Rory leading the first round of speculation.
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Senate Democratic Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nev.) was joined by Sens.
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That view has left Biden with a core group of supporters that is so far proving stickier than many Democratic activists and rival campaigns expected -- unmoved by his occasional gaffes and the backlash he has at times faced on the Twittersphere.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) blasted Sen.
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Embattled Japanese Defence Minister Tomomi Inada on Friday said she was resigning, after a series of gaffes, missteps and a cover-up at her ministry that have contributed to a sharp plunge in public support for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Abe is expected to reshuffle his cabinet early next month in an effort to repair his damaged ratings, a step often taken by beleaguered leaders but one that can backfire if novice ministers become embroiled in scandals or make gaffes.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden said that his verbal slip-ups and gaffes over the course of the 2020 campaign — specifically his misrepresentation of a 2008 war story — do not impact his ability to be president during an interview with NPR.
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As Sarah Posner and David Neiwert reported at Mother Jones, what the media largely treated as gaffes — Trump retweeting white nationalists, Trump describing Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and criminals — were to white supremacists real signals approving of their racist causes.
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Those tactics appear to have paid off in Thursday's voting, confirming his position as the clear favorite and — barring mishaps or gaffes — effectively turning next week's voting into a contest for the right to join him on the shortlist of two.
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The nominee, enduring back-to-back days of lengthy questioning, remained in good humor, making no gaffes that were likely to derail his confirmation in a Senate narrowly controlled by Trump's fellow Republicans, despite the efforts of Democrats opposed to him.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE said Monday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE has "no intestinal fortitude" to deal with gun violence in the aftermath of a deadly shooting in Odessa, Texas, over the weekend.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Inslee: Majority of 2020 Democrats have shown 'intense interest' in climate plan CNN correspondent: We could do a climate town hall every day and it wouldn't be enough MORE on Wednesday blamed President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE and "enablers" in Congress for the nation's inaction on climate change.
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"The Late Show" host Stephen ColbertStephen Tyrone ColbertColbert presses Warren on middle-class tax hike: 'You might want to defend the taxes' Colbert mocks Biden's age, gaffes after Democratic debate: Not 'a lot of time left' Condoleezza Rice on Trump canceling meeting with Taliban: 'Good decision' MORE joked about former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE (D) and his gaffes during the third Democratic presidential primary debate in Houston, Texas Thursday night.
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If red-carpet fashion (or the potential for red-carpet gaffes) is more your speed, you can watch it online starting at 5 pm Eastern/2 pm Pacific on Facebook Watch via the Grammys Facebook page, the CBS Facebook page, or Grammy.com.
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Johnson has defended his gaffes and off-the-cuff remarks, saying he had apologized for some, including saying wrongly that a jailed Iranian-British aid worker had been teaching journalism in Iran, but also that other statements expressed "something that is true".
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As the early leader in 2020 polls he has spent more time in the national spotlight, and he is competing in a fast-moving social media environment in which gaffes are magnified and candidates are rewarded for being quick on their feet.
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The former vice president for months has banked on a deep well of support among black voters to help buoy his campaign, which has seen recent slides in the polls and has had to respond to verbal gaffes and uneasy debate performances.
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When Johnson was given the foreign job in 2016, after Britain voted to leave the EU, he was viewed as an unlikely choice by politicians and public alike given his tendency to court controversy with gaffes, oddball jokes and off-the-cuff remarks.
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So in this particularly story-rich election cycle, we set out to make a film that looks past the latest debate zingers and campaign-trail gaffes that dominate political coverage and focuses on how storytelling serves as the foundation of successful modern campaigns.
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These gaffes betray a blithe obliviousness on Damon's part to what the world is like right now, a world where people are empowered by social media to state their feelings,where they can make clear that diversity in movies matters to them.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) has successfully blocked expansion of that site.
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A campaign dogged by personal gaffes risks reigniting feuding within the party, which has struggled to break into mainstream politics despite playing a pivotal role in forcing the government to call an EU referendum and the subsequent campaign to leave the bloc.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) and I have sponsored to protect Gold Butte.
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The presumption among strategists at other campaigns was that he would bask in the burst of publicity around his candidacy and then go back to his gilded world in reality television -- likely after destroying his own campaign and reputation with his gaffes.
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M.) and Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.), the retiring Senate minority leader.
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On the other hand, that may be wishful thinking; it is equally likely that many of these perceived missteps are not gaffes at all, but conscious moves to reinforce Mr Trump's image as champion of the people against a rigged, suffocating system.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) who was active in Franken's recount in 2008.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Philip, the 96-year-old husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, bowed out of public life on Wednesday with his final solo appearance at an official event, ending a royal career marked by occasional gaffes that landed him in hot water.
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Democratic strategists close to Biden, who has been affectionately nicknamed "Uncle Joe" by supporters for his avuncular demeanor and tendency to make gaffes, say it's in his nature to stay active in politics, especially after holding elected office for more than four decades.
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The two Saturday Night Live staples are hosting tonight's star-studded gala, but despite the gaffes they made during the run-up to the event, the opening monologue didn't as much play it safe as it was just a little bit...boring?
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Philip, who is also known as the Duke of Edinburgh and has sometimes drawn attention with headline-grabbing gaffes, has been by the queen's side throughout her 22013 years on the throne and she has described him as "my strength and stay".
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) says he supports making Rep.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE's (D-Nev.) favorite cowboy museum gets zeroed out, oh well.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) is retiring, and Sen.
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Since becoming the lead spokesman for Trump's legal team back in April, the former mayor of New York City has made any number of misstatements, accidental reveals and other gaffes that have made the water in which Trump finds himself considerably hotter.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE's (D-Nevada) 51-vote precedent to change the rules.
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