And still no one believes she is a proper leftie.
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Winston Churchill, Britain's wartime prime minister, was another famous leftie.
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Mr. Kirby is batting right-handed; Mr. Crystal is hitting leftie.
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" He calls himself a "progressive," but to many he's a zealous "leftie.
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He was, they said, a nationalist of the worst sort, a weaselly leftie.
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But Ms Harris is not running for president of Oakland or Madison or leftie Twitter.
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Leftie lawyers will scream about legal violations, both when they happen and when they don't.
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That doesn't appear to me "crammed" with liberals, although I am certainly a "leftie" myself.
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For Mr Sanders, the no-holds-barred leftie, this was the ideal lead-off question.
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So if you oppose the conservative policies of this president, you are de facto leftie.
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As a kid, Baskin played baseball—a leftie who played every position but shortstop and third.
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" Klayman says Bannon "would joke and call me 'My leftie, commie, Brown University filmmaker over here.
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The traditional leftie view is that programs limited to people with modest incomes are doomed to failure.
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" The segment eventually went off the rails when Cortes referred to Navarro as a "de facto leftie.
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First is a series of leftie cultural references that carry, in an American context, all kinds of connotations.
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And we do have to move in a positive way and you do sound a little leftie now.
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In a Labour stronghold he raises cheers from the Yorkshire audience by denouncing Jeremy Corbyn as an Islington leftie.
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Sandra is a leftie and was a supporter of current president François Hollande when he was elected in 2012.
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Those on the right want to see their long-held belief that she is a dangerous leftie borne out.
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And whether you're a rightie, a leftie or ambidextrous, switching the controls can easily be done within the app.
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He called himself "a gun-toting, meat-eating leftie" during an interview with the Los Angeles Times back in 2004.
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While Mr Landry and other Republicans paint Mr Edwards as a leftie, he has in fact governed from the centre.
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Its Senate co-sponsor list has grown to 19 and now includes leftie stalwarts like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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As the literary bastion of unearned privilege, one might expect Tatler to be rather harsh on the bearded leftie from Islington.
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A former leftie—she was once a member of the Green Party—she has moved to the centre in recent years.
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Hendrix's 1967 electric guild Starfire V cherry guitar, leftie of course, is the priciest ... with a starting minimum bid of $250,000.
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Though Justice Kavanaugh stands to the right of Justice Kennedy, for whom he clerked in 1993-94, his old boss was no leftie.
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In the second segment, Mr Cohen's hippie-leftie has dinner with a South Carolina Republican delegate and her husband in their ornate home.
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Also, I hate to be this person, but earlier in the show, Sara had been a rightie, and now she is a leftie.
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Bernie Sanders, a leftie senator running for the Democratic presidential nomination, introduced a bill (dubbed "Stop BEZOS") to levy hefty taxes on giant firms.
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But leftie Sandra says she has her passport ready and has put some money aside; if Marine Le Pen wins, she will "fuck off".
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These attacks essentially branded Northam, a mild-mannered pediatrician who served in the Army, as some unhinged leftie eager to give guns to pedophiles.
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"MEG'S LEFTIE ISSUE: Meghan Markle slammed for 'wading into politics by promoting Trump-hating celebs' in 'left-wing' edition of British Vogue," the Sun proclaimed.
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In Britain hatred of plastic unites the right-wing Daily Mail, the leftie Guardian, and the queen, who has banned plastic straws from her castles.
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But she will need to shed her reputation as a far-out leftie by proving that she has a sensible plan for funding her ambitious policy agenda.
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But many do question, reasonably enough, whether the wider electorate is likely to put an ornery leftie with little interest in national security into the White House.
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He is the grumpy and certain leftie who has a real point of view about how the world works and is insistent on telling everyone what he thinks.
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I found my inner palm always blocked the lens (you won't have this problem if you're a leftie) and the angle (looking up into your nose) was always unflattering.
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It wasn't until we placed a 1,000-watt heat lamp directly over one of the Note7s (RIP "Leftie") and overheated it to 152 degrees Fahrenheit that it finally burst into flames.
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Wadleigh, who calls himself a "hardcore leftie" at the time, abandoned Hollywood more than 20 years ago and helped set up a nonprofit called Homo Sapiens, which campaigns for sustainable development.
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Just 20 days before the first nominating contest, the campaign of veteran leftie and heart attack survivor Bernie Sanders is scorching earth and showing he's ready to do anything to win.
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Following Labour's strong showing in the general election in 2017, when the party took 40% of the vote, leftie thinkers turned their attention to working out how to convert those ideas into policies.
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I was reminded of the Labour Party's millenarian streak when, on arriving in Manchester for the Conservative Party conference, I got into a debate with a bearded gentleman selling Socialist Worker, a leftie newspaper.
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IN THE newly revived "Roseanne", a popular sitcom about a white blue-collar family in the Midwest, the main character, Roseanne Connor, explains to her leftie sister why she voted for President Donald Trump.
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Martha McSally, the Republican nominee, hopes voters remember Ms Sinema as she was when she first emerged onto Arizona's political scene: a vociferous leftie who protested against American military action in Afghanistan after 9/11.
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"He is showing voters: Look, I am able to handle money although I'm a leftie," a senior CDU member said on condition of anonymity, adding that Scholz's strategy was reminiscent of former SPD Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's.
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The DCCC tried to take down Ms Moser because it thought she was too much of a leftie to beat a nine-term Republican in a seat that has been red for more than four decades.
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Y.), Rosa DeLauroRosa Luisa DeLauroLawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits House bill would make World Cup funds contingent on equal pay Trump faces new hit on deficit MORE (D-Conn.), or any other leading leftie.
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Leonardo is well-known for his studies of optics; the notes and drawings also suggested to Patrick de Bayser, an independent dealer Prate consulted, that they were executed by a left-handed artist — and yes, the Italian draftsman was a leftie.
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An assertive but measured woman from business-friendly Northern Mexico, Clouthier was an unlikely but strategic choice for López Obrador, a 21991-year-old leftie known for his repeated angry outbursts and tired populist rhetoric after two failed attempts at the presidency.
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Some of these demands seemed reasonable enough—like calls to address food and housing insecurity for poor students—while others, like the demand that "all campus laundry rooms are to supply laundry detergent and softener" seemed ripe for satirists of leftie campus culture.
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Ada Karczmarczyk, a 33-year-old video artist who rediscovered the Christian faith after studies at a prestigious art school left her feeling spiritually eviscerated, apologises for meeting at a "leftie" watering hole in Warsaw because "avant-garde conservatives don't have one of their own".
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I'm gonna be super duper honest, here: I think even the NRA is looking at "unhinged Muslim guy who had ISIS sympathies" and also thinking that such a person probably should not have had access to guns (albeit for different reasons than your typical leftie).
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CHRIS RASMUSSENHIGHLAND PARK, N.J. To the Editor: As a card-carrying '60s "leftie," I am going to side with the "new left" if it means getting rid of Republican apologists such as Representative Daniel Lipinski of Illinois, a conservative Democrat facing a primary challenge.
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It is ironic that, even as most of Gore's mainstream and conservative critics see him as a staunch leftie (just as he sees himself), to many in the climate movement he represents a kind of mainstream, technocratic liberalism that is insufficient in the face of climate crisis.
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Gordon Brown symbolizes a sort of sad-faced dejection; Blair an optimism that later soured beyond belief and turned his name into a leftie slur, and Thatcher the crushing blow to industry that shook Britain to its core—or "power dressing" if you're a women's magazine.
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As I noted when profiling the race, the seat is a bad fit for leftie Brent Welder, who likely won't be able to count on a big base of left-wing voters in the general election and who just moved to the district from the St. Louis area.
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Although you wouldn't want to sign up if your company is the equivalent of a dodgy takeout restaurant that leaves its patrons with nothing but shame and the shits, if you're in the business of claiming you look after your staff, put your money where your leftie brand ethos is.
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Some lyrics still manage to feel like allusions to today's politics: when Adrian and his elusive love interest Pandora, a bleeding-heart leftie from the posher part of town, outline their future plans by singing "we'll restructure the NHS—dress all the homeless in BHS" it's hard not to think of Jeremy Hunt and Sir Philip Green instead of their 1981 equivalents.
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The first of seven episodes followed Mr Cohen in four get-ups: a loony-fringe-alt-right blogger who wants everybody to be part of the 1%; a loony-fringe-hippie-leftie whose children are called Harvey Milk and Malala; an ex-con who paints portraits using bodily fluids; and an Israeli anti-terrorism expert promoting the concept of "kinderguardians"—toddlers with guns—on Capitol Hill.
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And Tuesday evening brought the New York premiere of a sonata for cello and piano — you guessed it, leftie — by the polymathic pianist, composer and writer Stephen Hough, played by Mr. Hough and his longtime chamber partner, the cellist Steven Isserlis, at the 92nd Street Y. While they have been performing together for more than 20 years, this was the duo's New York debut, and it was the occasion for a genial display from musicians who combine with easygoing warmth.
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The Independent. Retrieved 12 January 2011.Hannan, Daniel 10 July 2008. "My Top Five Leftie Columnists".
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Davies described the suggestion as "appalling and discriminatory". Davies suggested that the police could save money by not paying for interpreters for non-English speaking victims of crime. When criticised, Davies responded by calling him a "moron" and a "leftie luvvie".
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A left-handed guitarist, Chawki plays leftie guitars strung upside-down, similar to Albert King and Dick Dale. His playing shows a clear Shawn Lane influence, in addition to John McLaughlin, Allan Holdsworth, and progressive metal guitarists like John Petrucci of Dream Theater.
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She recalled: ""I remember it because I was a leftie at the time. He was a very liberal man and we never argued. At one point he drove me to a demonstration at the University of Ottawa and said, 'Good luck with your revolution.' And I said, 'Good look with your repression.
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Carner led the money list with earnings of $87,094. The season saw the first tournament in Mexico, the Bing Crosby International Classic. There were three first-time winners in 1974: Bonnie Bryant, Gail Denenberg, and Sue Roberts. Bryant was the first,Bonnie Bryant, a leftie, wins ladies' pro golf championship and through 2016 only, left-handed golfer to win on the LPGA Tour.
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O'Brien began occasionally guest presenting on the BBC Two programme Newsnight in August 2014. Following the widespread interest in O'Brien's interview with Farage, it was speculated he would be a permanent replacement for longtime host Jeremy Paxman, who intended to step down. The job was ultimately taken by Evan Davis. The Sun criticised O'Brien's presence on Newsnight, calling him a "professional leftie propagandist".
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Vaughn's first marriage to the former Joanne Cordes Smith ended in divorce. Vaughn married Margaret Anne Weld on October 21, 1970. Weld had served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Chad and was on Vaughn's personal staff when he was Director of the Peace Corps. Weld, known by her nickname "Leftie," was later on the public affairs staff at Peace Corps Headquarters in Washington.
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Leftie, Peter. (17 November 2011) Nation's Army in New Battles As Advance Resumes . Allafrica.com. On 19 November, Kenyan Colonel Cyrus Oguna told the press that information and intelligence volunteered by local residents in southern Somalia had greatly assisted Kenyan forces. He cited captured Al-Shabaab positions as a testimony to this fact, and suggested that more areas would be secured courtesy of this information.
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The Stage said that "Danny Boyle's spectacular and moving Olympics Opening Ceremony was undoubtedly the theatrical highlight of 2012". Although praise came from across the political spectrum, a few on the British political right were unhappy. Aidan Burley, a Conservative MP, denounced the ceremony on Twitter as "leftie multicultural crap". Burley's comments were dismissed by many fellow Conservatives, including David Cameron and Boris Johnson.
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The Analogs are a Polish street punk band. They originated in Szczecin, and are quite successful on the local and international punk rock scene. The band is widely regarded for making street punk music popular in Poland. Although they used to claim to be apolitical, The Analogs have always been completely committed to anti-fascism and eventually have started referring to themselves as "100% leftie".
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Yasmin Alibhai-Brown (née Damji; born 10 December 1949) is a British journalist and author, who describes herself as "a leftie liberal, anti- racist, feminist, Muslim". A regular columnist for the i and the London Evening Standard, she is a well-known commentator on immigration, diversity, and multiculturalism issues. She is a founding member of British Muslims for Secular Democracy. She is also a patron of the SI Leeds Literary Prize.
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She first developed her skills as a journalist while at the University of Western Ontario, where she was an editor of the UWO Gazette, the student newspaper. In 2011, Delacourt was selected by her peers as the recipient of the Charles Lynch Award, for lifetime achievement in political writing.Mark Bourrie, Well- connected, visible, a lot of clout with Liberal-leftie network. The Hill Times, March 5, 2012. Retrieved via electronic subscription, July 16, 2012.
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On awarding the Interfaith Alliance's Faith and Freedom Award named for Walter Cronkite, Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy remarked that "Rachel's passionate coverage of the intersection of religion and politics exhibits a strong personal intellect coupled with constitutional sensitivity to the proper boundaries between religion and government." A 2008 Time profile called her a "whip-smart, button-cute leftie". It said she radiates an essential decency and suggested her career rise might signify that "nice is the new nasty".
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Regarding his political affiliations, he was formerly a Maoist and a member of the Socialist Campaign for a Labour Victory, an offshoot of the International-Communist League, now known as the Alliance for Workers' Liberty. At Cambridge, Marr says he was a "raving leftie" who handed out copies of Mao's Little Red Book and he acquired the nickname Red Andy.White, Michael. "Robinson poached from ITN as BBC name successor to Marr", The Guardian, 21 June 2005.
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Mason speaking in 2018 Mason is a former member of the Workers' Power group. He responded to an interviewer from the Evening Standard in 2011: "It's on Wikipedia that I was, so it must be true. It's fair to say I was a Leftie activist. What my politics are now are very complicated."Richard Godwin "Paul Mason: the Robert Peston of revolution", Evening Standard, 7 December 2011Paul Mason Live Working Or Die Fighting: How the Working Class Went Global, Harvill Secker, 2007, p.
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Portrayed by Peter Gallagher, an idealistic public defender who takes in Ryan Atwood in the pilot episode, much to the dismay of his wife, Kirsten. He is the husband of Kirsten, the father of Seth Cohen, and the legal guardian of Ryan Atwood. Although he lives in a large upper-class house, his politics are left-leaning and open-minded, causing friction between himself and the community. Peter Gallagher described the character as a "leftie Jewish guy from the Bronx".
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Chacko credits his conversion to communism to a recommendation from his mother when he was a teenager that he abandon the Socialist Worker newspaper, published by the Socialist Workers Party, for something more genuinely "leftie", such as the Morning Star. Chacko found the Star "a real revelation". By the age of 15, Chacko was attending meetings of the Young Communist League. He edited Challenge, the journal of the Young Communist League and was a member of the student union council at Oxford.
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In an interview in Sport magazine in June 1956, Tigers catcher Frank House complimented Aber for his "heavy" ball: "I could catch Billy (Hoeft) with a fielder's glove. Although he's fast, he throws a 'light' ball that makes it easy on the catcher. Al Aber, another leftie on our staff, is tough to catch because he throws a 'heavy' ball." Aber became a sales representative after retiring, and died in 1993 at the age of 65 in Garfield Heights, Ohio.
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Andrew Martin of Okayplayer gave the album a 75 out of 100, saying: "Similar to the production, the rapping on here ranges from above- average to incredible." Ben Westhoff of Pitchfork gave the album a 6.0 out of 10, saying, "even folks without 18 leftie bumper stickers on their cars will find it hard not to get caught up in the group's enthusiasm." Chris Riemenschneider of Star Tribune placed it at number 6 on the "Best Local Albums of 2008" list. Adam Bernard of RapReviews.
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With two runners on base and one out in the bottom half of the twelfth inning, the leftie Jesse Orosco came in to pitch to Hernandez and Strawberry, both left-handed hitters. Orosco worked to a 1-2 count on Hernandez, then threw three straight balls to walk the bases loaded. After Orosco threw another ball on his first pitch to Strawberry, Lasorda went out to the mound to deliver a message, which started with "What the fuck is wrong with you?" Orosco eventually got Strawberry to pop out to the infield.
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On 14 April 2011, The Sun published a story entitled "Footie star’s affair with Big Brother’s Imogen Thomas". It claimed that "a Premier League star" had met Thomas at luxury hotels during a "six- month fling", but did not name the footballer involved. According to The Sunday Times,"The leftie banker who outed Giggs". Richard Woods, The Sunday Times, 29 May 2011. the first mention on Twitter of the alleged relationship between Giggs and Thomas may have been posted at 10:02 PM BST by James Webley on 14 April 2011, the day of the initial granting of the injunction.
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In March 1951, a 19-year-old Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees, about to embark on his rookie season in the majors, went 4-for-5 with a pair of home runs, one from each side of the plate against the Trojans in an exhibition game. The home run as a leftie was a massive shot that went well beyond the right field fence into the football practice field, during spring drills. He also had a triple for a total of seven runs batted in for the game, which the Yanks won 15–1.
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In October 2007 Fraser gave a speech to Melbourne Law School on terrorism and "the importance of the rule of law," which Liberal MP Sophie Mirabella condemned in January 2008, claiming errors and "either intellectual sloppiness or deliberate dishonesty", and claimed that he tacitly supported Islamic fundamentalism, that he should have no influence on foreign policy, and claimed his stance on the war on terror had left him open to caricature as a "frothing-at-the-mouth leftie". Shortly after Tony Abbott won the 2009 Liberal Party leadership spill, Fraser ended his Liberal Party membership, stating the party was "no longer a liberal party but a conservative party".
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In 2016, Richard was used as a situational leftie out of the bullpen until he was placed on the disabled list on June 21 with a blister on his finger. He returned to the bullpen in July but was designated for assignment on July 26 when Aroldis Chapman was added to the roster and then released on August 3. With the Cubs in 2016, Richard pitched to a 6.43 ERA in 14 innings over 25 games. The Cubs went on to win the World Series, and Richard was presented with a World Series ring when he returned to Wrigley Field with the Padres in 2017.
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With fellow poet Harold Stewart, McAuley concocted sixteen nonsense poems in a pseudo-experimental modernist style. These were then sent to the young editor of the literary magazine Angry Penguins, Max Harris. The poems were raced to publication by Harris and Australia's most celebrated literary hoax was set in motion. Peter Coleman considered that "no one else in Australian letters has so effectively exposed or ridiculed modernist verse, leftie politics and mindless liberalism".Peter Coleman, "Dealing in Damage", review of Michael Ackland, Damaged Men: The Precarious Lives of James McAuley and Harold Stewart, in The Weekend Australian, 10–11 March 2001, pp. R10-11.
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"Denis MacShane: I was too much of a 'liberal leftie' and should have done more to investigate child abuse", The Daily Telegraph. "Denis MacShane jailed for MP expenses fraud", BBC News, 23 December 2013. Simon Danczuk, Labour MP for Rochdale, where similar cases were prosecuted, argued that ethnicity, class and the night-time economy were all factors, adding that "a very small minority" in the Asian community have an unhealthy view of women, and that an "unhealthy brand of politics 'imported' from Pakistan", which involved "looking after your own", was partly to blame. Nazir Afzal British Muslims and members of the British-Pakistani community condemned both the abuse and that it had been covered up.
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The Times Red Box editor and columnist Matt Chorley, in assessing Cable's leadership, wrote how there was already a "grey-haired nasal leftie running an opposition party" (in reference to Jeremy Corbyn) and therefore Cable was not needed. Cable has received significant critical commentary surrounding his leadership of the Liberal Democrats in terms of policy proposals and stances. In particular, Cable's support for a second referendum on membership of the European Union and his comment that older Brexit voters were driven by nostalgia were met with negative reactions from the likes of broadcaster Julia Hartley Brewer, government Cabinet member Sajid Javid, and others. However, some in the media have expressed agreement with Cable's position on Brexit.
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In 2007 the Coalition lost the federal election and entered opposition. After the election, Mirabella was promoted to the role of Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government under the leadership of Brendan Nelson. While serving in that role, she attracted controversy in January 2008 when she launched an attack on former Liberal Party Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, after a speech he gave at Melbourne University on "the Bush Administration (reversing) 60 years of progress in establishing a law-based international system", claiming errors and "either intellectual sloppiness or deliberate dishonesty", and that he tacitly supported Islamic fundamentalism, should have no influence on foreign policy, and that his stance on the war on terror has left him open to caricature as a "frothing-at-the-mouth leftie". She was also one of five Liberal MPs not present in February 2008, when a motion was passed unanimously apologising to the stolen generations of indigenous children between Federation and the 1970s.
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In 2014, Smurthwaite was interviewed by the No More Page 3 campaign describing herself as a "passionate atheist", and not prudish in any way. She went on to talk about her battle with anorexia in her teens, "a part of me, almost consciously, made that decision that said, "I don't want to look like an adult woman because of the way that adult women are treated, as sex objects, I'm just going to starve myself, and if I don't ever grow boobs then nobody will ever be able to treat me like that and if I just stay looking like a young girl, by being stick thin, I'll be protected from that.", and I remember thinking that very consciously... A few years later I was down to under seven stone, and I'm quite tall and I was very ill, I didn't have periods for about 18 months, yeah I was very, very sick." On 2 February 2015, Smurthwaite's show Leftie Cock Womble at Goldsmith's College was cancelled.
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