"No malarkey!" is distinctive and memorable — there's no confusion about who is against malarkey and no forgetting about it once you hear it.
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Meanwhile Joe Biden's speech on Wednesday night, in which he brutally slammed Trump's compassion for the U.S. middle class a 'malarkey', sent searches for the word 'malarkey' soaring more than 19,000% on Google.
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A bunch of malarkey, say critics, including GOP nominee Trump.
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"This is just more Trump debate malarkey," Mr. Podesta wrote.
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Straight talk, no malarkey: I don't like New Year's Eve.
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Turns out Sam is pretty good at this whole conversation malarkey.
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For many readers, flusterer's story likely sounds like inconsequential internet malarkey.
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" Clinton adviser John Podesta called the complaints "more Trump debate malarkey.
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Amidst the malarkey, worlds collided at the Democratic debate on Wednesday.
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It was also, to borrow one of Biden's favorite terms, malarkey.
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Their rhetoric is perfectly compatible with democracy; it's just no malarkey.
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Biden will barnstorm Iowa in his "No Malarkey" tour through Dec.
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" Clinton adviser John Podesta called the complaints "more Trump debate malarkey.
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Biden responded, "With all due respect, that's a bunch of malarkey."
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Because real people with real sense aren&apost falling for this malarkey.
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Zell called the claims "malarkey" and accused the media of slandering Trump.
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This, of course, was complete malarkey (how about a nice crossword puzzle?).
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Gone was the "No Malarkey" branding from previous Biden Iowa bus tours.
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Biden brought his "No Malarkey" tour to a New Hampshire debate stage on
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Here's the good news: prominent experts are calling this a load of malarkey.
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Breaking news, folks — there's a lot of malarkey out there on the internet.
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Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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But as a writer and comedian, malarkey is literally my bread and butter.
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And don't buy the malarkey that the extra time makes the public safer.
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You just don't pull that malarkey, young buck, but your dentist thanks you.
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His "No Malarkey" bus tour is an attempt to win over rural voters.
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The suggestion that Mr. Gorka brings new insight is self-gratifying, grandiose malarkey.
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From this web site malarkey I have made a name for my self "cooltom123".
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You survived Jen and Brad, Britney and Justin, and that whole "conscious uncoupling" malarkey.
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Veep Joe Biden was in full attack mode and said the magic words -- malarkey!
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I'm sick of this addictive blue light forcing me to take in such malarkey.
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For me, being doped up cuts the rapid patter malarkey off at the knees.
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What's striking about this line of reasoning is that Jimmy knows it is malarkey.
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"When they push that envelope too far, they come up with malarkey," Kelly said.
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"You have to revamp a genre in order to validate it coming back," says Malarkey.
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Encouragingly, the letter implores fellow members of Congress to stand up to all this malarkey.
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But, the current president still serves up the malarkey about the benefits of these deals.
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The notion that most countries "haven't paid anything" into the Green Climate Fund is malarkey.
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I would have gone with Joe's Bucket Of Malarkey, but, hey, those options are fine, too.
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Seriously, he just pulled off the word "malarkey" in the middle of a serious political speech.
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You can't stop us from furloughing workers as a protest against your toxic class-warfare malarkey.
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It sounds like the dish your vegan cousin serves at Thanksgiving: 'It's not turkey, it's malarkey!
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He boarded his "No Malarkey" campaign bus later Friday and headed to Williamsburg for an event there.
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"This idea is a bunch of malarkey," he said of the criticisms, leaning on a trademark Bidenism.
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They're calling it the "No Malarkey" tour, which is a play on one of his favorite Bidenisms.
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"This idea is a bunch of malarkey," he said of the criticisms, leaning on a trademark Bidenism.
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Malarkey died on Saturday in Salem, Oregon, of age-related causes, his son-in-law told the AP. As a paratrooper, Malarkey was awarded the Bronze Star for his heroics on D-Day in 1944, according to the AP. He parachuted behind enemy lines at Normandy, destroying German artillery.
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Vice President Joe Biden has just revealed your secret weapon in the strategy to beat Donald Trump: Malarkey.
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" John Podesta, chairman of Hillary for America, tweeted Sunday that the controversy was "just more Trump debate malarkey.
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" On Joe Biden's speech saying Trump was full of "malarkey" and had "no clue": "He tried very hard.
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Michael Quinn (Michael Malarkey) visiting Roswell, N.M., where someone claims to have evidence of an extraterrestrial crash landing.
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The Biden campaign acknowledges "malarkey" isn't the most recognizable term (the definition is printed on the bus itself).
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Faye Malarkey Black is president of the Regional Airline Association, an advocacy organization for North American regional airlines.
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Unite the Country's Iowa ad buy coincides with Biden's eight-day "No Malarkey" bus tour across the state.
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Joe Biden spiked searches of the word "malarkey" on Wednesday night, according to trends monitored by Merriam-Webster.
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Biden may have declared that Trump is "full of malarkey" but Reid was the one who went old school.
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If, like Seth Meyers, you love the word malarkey, Joe Biden's debate performance on Wednesday night is for you.
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CARROLL, Iowa – "NO MALARKEY!" screams the campaign slogan on Joe Biden's bus chugging through 18 Iowa counties this week.
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At least all these candidates are giving him plenty of material to work with — it's a whole bunch of malarkey.
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" But some Iowans offered up their own loose translation for malarkey, along the lines of: "How old is this guy?
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"This idea is a bunch of malarkey," he said, before warning about what a Medicare-for-all system would cost.
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As Farhad Manjoo put it, we were promised no malarkey but it looks like that's all we're going to get.
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" During a 2002 Judiciary Committee subcommittee hearing on counterterrorism, Biden lectured FBI Director Robert Mueller: "I think that is malarkey.
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It&aposs a bunch of malarkey really when there are no conditions to fix to how the money will be spent.
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"If we could get past this tip credit malarkey, we could talk about the things that we would like," Aston said.
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After serving in the war, Malarkey returned to college at the University of Oregon, graduating with a business degree in 1948.
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But, there's one modest, self-effacing chap I know who doesn't go by any of that grand sounding, self-anointed malarkey.
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Yes, conspiratorial malarkey will always thrive -- but silencing the latest flavor of it is just a game of whack-a-mole.
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Rounding out their take-homes were ModFamily paint pens and Malarkey Kids chew cubes, with Mabel's Labels personalizing each child's backpack.
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IT WOULD BE too much to describe Joe Biden's "No Malarkey" bus tour through Iowa this week as a desperate measure.
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"You can't hide the numbers under a bunch of malarkey, " said Kotlikoff, who is running for president as a write-in candidate.
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The Cleveland Clinic also employs Dr. Mark Hyman, another peddler of the debunked idea that vaccines cause autism, among other pseudoscience malarkey.
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Jose DelReal, the Washington Post's Trump reporter, tweeted, "The stakes tonight are so low that basically whoever says 'malarkey" first will win.
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Racing against the clock, top officials enlist Hynek (Aidan Gillen) and Quinn (Michael Malarkey) to find out exactly what had been spotted.
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And what you hear everywhere is that you have to know something about art, and that is such a bunch of malarkey.
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"It's aptly named — the reason we named it 'No Malarkey' is because the other guys all lie," Biden told one Iowa crowd.
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"NATO is not a protection racket," Biden began saying this week, emphasizing the phrase during his multicity "No Malarkey" bus tour of Iowa.
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Be very careful here, as the changes are somewhat subtle and there is a lot of malarkey being written across the internet about it.
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A day later, she sent me another link: a critique of the book, where one woman condemned Kondo's methods as a bunch of malarkey.
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He reigned there with a steady stream of Aussie malarkey, colleagues say, as well as an exacting scientific and ethical purism that rankled some.
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"All of the talk a week ago about getting the administration's message out to the public has quickly proven to be malarkey," says Friedman.
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If you are looking for a candidate who tolerates, embraces, or indulges in malarkey, then former Vice President Joe Biden is not for you.
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Next time, it's just going to be 'Crazy Aunt Lizzie's No-Malarkey, Stream-of-Consciousness, Folksy-rific Wooden Nickel in Every Garage Campaign-aganza!
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Some folks would smirk and think that's just a bunch of fanboy malarkey, and that's OK. As I said earlier, everyone can't lift Thor's hammer.
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It is strange to watch this kind of malarkey now and consider that only a few years later one of these men would be President.
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"We have just had an election and people are fed up with this malarkey," newspapers quoted him as saying in a message to Conservative lawmakers.
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Even his "no malarkey" bus tour, which has been thoroughly mocked by younger generations, takes us back in time with the use of outdated slang.
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I believe climate change is real and human-caused, I believe that vaccines work, and I believe that most alternative medicine is a load of malarkey.
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Donald Malarkey, a World War II veteran portrayed by Scott Grimes in the Emmy-winning HBO miniseries Band of Brothers, has died, reported the Associated Press.
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Rather than see her subjects as objects of pity "living in the shadows," as today's liberal malarkey has it, she would immerse herself in their lives.
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"I'm going to appoint the best people possible," the White House hopeful told reporters on his Iowa "No Malarkey" bus tour, according to The Associated Press.
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The former vice president has lost his advantage in the leadoff caucus state, but he's hoping his "No Malarkey" bus tour can win over rural voters.
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Before launching the bus tour, Biden's most famous malarkey moment came as a rejoinder to then-House Speaker Paul Ryan during the 2012 vice presidential debate.
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" The term recalls the time the former vice president told Republican rival Paul Ryan in a 2012 debate that he was espousing "a bunch of malarkey.
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Where Sony trumps Bowers & Wilkins, other than the more comfy design, is in having NFC-based pairing, which is simpler and easier than the usual Bluetooth malarkey.
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This sort of malarkey meant that I had to 86 any non-essential obligations I had in order to be a few steps away from a toilet.
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The Democrats that are believing this malarkey, some of them are believing it, but some of them are saying, maybe I need to take a second look.
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Some malarkey does get thrown into the mix: since his aims are frequently carnal, Lee's mysticism can seem, even to him, like misdirection, or perhaps mood music.
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So much for Joe Biden's "No Malarkey" tour of Iowa -- there was plenty of it when he got into a heated argument with a voter Thursday morning.
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What Republicans who are not so frustrated as to buy into the malarkey and superficiality of Trump or the demagoguery of Cruz want most is a winner.
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" Biden also went after Trump, criticizing his claims of supporting the middle class, with the Biden line we've come to know and love: "That's a bunch of malarkey.
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Malarkey then requested Zhang to notify the FDA, in writing, of the steps he has taken or will take to address the violation and to prevent its recurrence.
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"We could be on the cusp of fundamentally changing the air transportation system in the United States," said Faye Malarkey Black, the CEO of the Regional Airline Association.
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While forcefully attacking Harris and de Blasio over the cost of Medicare for all, Biden called their talking points a "bunch of malarkey," drawing laughter from the audience.
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Even though Doty, a fan favorite, came in third, she was able to claim success when her competitor Ryan Ashley Malarkey became the first woman to win Ink Master.
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But on reality TV tonight, odds are that America will get its first woman *Ink Master—*contestants Kelly Doty and Ryan Ashley Malarkey are two of the three finalists.
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"Hiring is not a huge problem yet for the major carriers because regional carriers serve as their pilot pipeline," said Faye Malarkey Black, president of the Regional Airline Association.
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"When he dropped the word 'malarkey,' that was so good," Ms. Robinson said, before introducing the evening's first comedian, Mr. Avery, and making her way backstage with Ms. Williams.
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But sandwiched amid the "folks" and "malarkey" sprinkled throughout Mr. Biden's stump speeches, the former vice president has largely embraced the same traditional Democratic Party policies as Mrs. Clinton.
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Tomorrow we will finally be talking about the man at the actual center of this whole shit show, current Democratic nomination front runner Joseph Robert, No Malarkey, Biden himself.
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Biden, who's in the middle of an 8-day, 18-county swing through Iowa -- which he's deemed the "No Malarkey" tour -- demanded the potential voter get his facts straight.
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" In other political news, Joe Biden, seeking to add some "zing" to his presidential campaign, tours Iowa in a bus sporting, in big letters, his new slogan: "No Malarkey!
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It's exciting to get away from that era in some way, to argue about if Westworld is magnificent or malarkey, to discuss whether The Handmaid's Tale is incisive or exploitative.
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"Had he done the 'No Malarkey' tour in the summertime, you may never have seen that Elizabeth Warren bounce," said Representative Ami Bera, Democrat of California, who supports Mr. Biden.
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In his December "No Malarkey" tour of Iowa, former Vice President Joe Biden delivered a new iteration of a stance he has offered repeatedly from the outset of his campaign.
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Our colleague Katie Glueck also reported on Mr. Biden's "No Malarkey" bus tour, which the campaign hoped would help him regain his footing in Iowa and connect with rural voters.
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"You might have heard, we're heading out on an eight-day, 18 county, 'No Malarkey' barnstorm across Iowa next week," Biden said in a fundraising email to supporters this week.
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But now a group of researchers from Rutgers University has set out to prove—using actual scientific methodology—that the five-second rule really is a bunch of malarkey, after all.
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" Biden has not had a memorable Iowa slogan ("No Malarkey" was in place for a week, replaced by "Soul of the Nation"), but this one gets there: "Vote Biden, beat Trump.
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It was the most dramatic moment of Biden's "No Malarkey" bus tour through Iowa and underscored the political landmines the Democratic candidate can encounter in unscripted moments on the campaign trail.
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Biden's strong performance, which included several instances of calling out Ryan's talking points as "malarkey," quelled some Democrats' concerns after President Barack Obama's lackluster first debate against Mitt Romney one week prior.
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Trump supporters took to the airwaves to argue that the candidate was either joking, or simply reminding that Second Amendment adherents are great organizers who could rally the base this November. Malarkey!
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"It's a nonstarter for a business with any type of national or international presence to locate in a community without national air service," says Faye Malarkey Black of the Regional Airline Association.
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The 77-year-old who favors old-fashioned slang (Malarkey!) and who once hated to see his age as anything other than a hard sell for experience now offers a softer pitch.
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"The feeling post-bus tour here is different, I think even outside the campaign," said Biden's deputy campaign manager for states, Pete Kavanaugh, referring to the "No Malarkey" bus tour last month.
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Trevor Noah and other late-night hosts made fun of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s new presidential campaign slogan, "No Malarkey," which Biden unveiled during a tour of Iowa.
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Separately, the Trump campaign attacked Biden for dubbing his latest Iowa swing the "No Malarkey" tour, describing the term as outdated and indicative of a campaign that has run out of ideas.
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But Boris Johnson, now a leading contender to be the UK's next prime minister, is a climate change sceptic: will he act on his conviction that all this global warming malarkey is piffle?
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The brief statement came as Biden fielded questions from supporters at a stop on his presidential campaign in Washington, Iowa, on Saturday as part of this "No Malarkey" bus tour in the state.
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INGRAHAM: And remember, "hands up don&apost shoot," even when that was proven to be complete malarkey, they still have that in protest signs, "hands up, don&apost shoot" from the Michael Brown case.
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His inaugural bus trip across Iowa was called the "No Malarkey" tour, a phrase that struck some younger voters as dated, following Mr. Biden's proactive mention, in an autumn debate, of a record player.
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His inaugural bus trip across Iowa was called the "No Malarkey" tour, a phrase that struck some younger voters as dated, following Mr. Biden's proactive mention, in an autumn debate, of a record player.
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Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden took aim at President Trump and the impact of his tariffs on Iowa farmers, as he launched an eight-day "No Malarkey" barnstorm bus tour of the state Saturday.
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The only hope is that by the time things get really bad our grandkids will be too busy pissing about with emojis on their iPhone 42s to bother with any of that grubby sex malarkey.
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And her poem "The Malarkey," which she said was about "what time takes away and how we take time for granted," won the 2010 National Poetry Competition in Britain after she had submitted it anonymously.
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In the letter to Zhang, Mary Malarkey, director at the Office of Compliance and Biologics Quality, told Zhang that he would need to obtain approval from the FDA for the procedure — which the FDA cannot give.
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"I think what's happened is, there is a more organized and engaged opposition to celebrity claptrap and nonsense, and in general anti-vaccine malarkey," said Arthur L. Caplan, a bioethicist at the N.Y.U. School of Medicine.
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The mockability of "No Malarkey" ensures it will get attention, and youngsters making fun of Biden for being old probably doesn't hurt him with the older people he is counting on to power him to victory.
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Mr. Biden's aides see that argument as so much malarkey, and they have conveyed as much to Mr. Obama's inner circle, arguing that the former president's leverage would evaporate once Mr. Sanders accrued millions of votes.
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That idea, however, has recently come under scrutiny: In a new study, University of Pennsylvania researchers argue that "embodied cognition"—the idea you can alter the perception of yourself through bodily movement—is a load of malarkey.
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His anti-malarkey stance is emblazoned clearly on the bus he's using for an early December tour of Iowa, complemented by a #NoMalarkey hashtag, a Twitter video, and all the other accoutrements of a modern political campaign.
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About an hour before his Wednesday event, during his first remarks of the day on his multi-city "No Malarkey" bus tour of Iowa, Biden told the crowd that Harris would be missed on the campaign trail.
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"The left's propaganda shaped a new generation of young adults, who then parroted all that malarkey about the 'patriarchy,' and then they came up with their own new phrases like 'microaggressions' and 'safe spaces' and 'white privilege,' " Ingraham said.
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"Once people start to see those bigger paychecks in February, all of this malarkey about this is a give to the rich and it is going to hurt working and middle classes are going to go away," he said.
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An ultra successful crossover event with PRIDE FC in 2002 had left the K-1 big wigs thinking that they had better start working their way into this mixed martial arts malarkey and so Hero's became K-1's MMA arm.
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Through a bus trip his campaign is calling the "No Malarkey" tour — a favorite Bidenism — he is racing to connect with voters who live in the more rural counties where his campaign believes he needs to overperform on Feb. 773.
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The release of the TV spot comes as Biden is engaged in an eight day "No Malarkey" bus tour through Iowa and as his campaign is airing its own television and digital advertisements ahead of the state's caucuses in February.
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The candidate whose campaign slogan promises "No Malarkey" finds himself, appropriately enough, at the center of the fight over misleading political ads—one of the trickiest and potentially most significant debates to play out in Silicon Valley heading into 2020.
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While his words were peppered with oblique references to Trump, from quips about the birth certificate malarkey to lines like "demagogues will always fail in the end," it was when he invoked the candidate by name that he did his most damage.
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Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates
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ET. '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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In 2009, Malarkey was presented with the French government's highest honor, the Legion of Honor Medal, for his actions during the war, said the AP. A year prior, he shared his experiences in the Easy Company through an autobiography called Easy Company Soldier.
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Malarkey said the embryo Zhang's team created in 2016 did not meet federal regulations with respect to human cells, tissues, or cellular or tissue based products and was also subject to regulations regarding drugs and biological products that barred it from being exported.
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But white Southerners, the ostensible rationale for trading progressivism for "pragmatism," never came back to the fold; instead, they became a solid base for the GOP, which served up an ever-purer form of white supremacy, Bible-beating patriarchy, and free-market malarkey.
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He did this last week during his "No Malarkey" bus tour throughout Iowa, and the foreign policy-focused ad got so much attention that the campaign wants to continue hammering this theme to as many voters as possible before the February caucuses.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — The Iowans Joe Biden met on an eight-day, 18-county "No Malarkey" bus tour told me they want a nominee who works with Republicans — and they aren't fixated on impeachment or liberal proposals like the Green New Deal.
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" He added, "I think they get a lot of messaging that their pain is invalid, is inauthentic, and the things in life that are hurtful and make you feel alone are [malarkey] problems, and you can make yourself look sophisticated by constantly laughing.
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Forbes noted that the apparent contradiction is troubling to ethics experts, including George W. Bush's former chief ethics lawyer, Richard Painter: "It just means that a lot of what they say is malarkey because the president isn't distancing himself from the business," he said.
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"Here's the dog..." '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Eyes fixed firmly on one of the 'paparazzi' I realized with horror that I was getting a bit addicted to this whole runway malarkey when I expressed disappointment at my non-model pose displayed for all to see on the digital screen by the exit.
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Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates
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No one knows... '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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H/T Kotaku '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference 'Fortnite' Season X brings giant mechs and new spots to explore These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020 Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020 Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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Video credit: Ronnie Huddleson via Storyful '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Credit: Facebook/Portia Scovern via Storyful Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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But as soon as I cling onto an offbeat idea, it's just a couple of days before the enthusiasm fades, and I'm left with that same, nagging thought: It's not real, it's a bunch of malarkey, and I'm a sucker for even wanting things to be mystical.
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Credit: Storyful/Pixel Peeps/Che McPherson '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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The news came at the show's final Comic-Con panel in San Diego, where stars Ian Somerhalder, Paul Wesley, Kat Graham, Candice King, Zach Roerig, Matt Davis and Michael Malarkey were all on hand to tease the final season's events along with executive producers Julie Plec and Kevin Williamson.
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Legion Season 3 premieres June 24 on FX. '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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She spent her childhood summers following her subject up and down the banks of the Deschutes, enthralled by his odd fixation with wildlife and his concomitant lack of interest in people, which extended to Malarkey herself, who, like all good sidekicks, kept quiet and out of the way.
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In a wide-ranging interview aboard his campaign bus during an eight-day, "No Malarkey" tour through rural Iowa, a feisty Biden answered questions for 30 minutes, discussing his prospects in Iowa, the likely strength of his campaign going into Super Tuesday and his relationship with the former president.
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She spent her childhood summers following her subject up and down the banks of the Deschutes, enthralled by his odd fixation with wildlife and his concomitant lack of interest in people, which extended to Malarkey herself, who, like all good sidekicks, kept quiet and out of the way.
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Nintendo, however, left one of the most important questions unanswered: '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Air New Zealand's cheeky new safety video gets real meta — oh, and the All Blacks are back Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Video credit: Storyful / Calypso Star Charters These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020 Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Air New Zealand's cheeky new safety video gets real meta — oh, and the All Blacks are back Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates
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Find showtimes and theaters near you for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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For all the worry because he sometimes stutters, for all the concern because he occasionally sputters, for all his corny locutions ("malarkey") and reflexive conversation fillers ("here's the deal"), the former vice president has almost consistently maintained a lead over his Democratic rivals in national polls since he announced his candidacy last April.
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Because his behavior is becoming ever more peculiar, his efforts to raise money and reach voters (the widely mocked "No Malarkey" bus tour) are failing and because there is a new moderate in the race – Mike Bloomberg – who is likely to clean his clock, to use the kind of expression Biden would love.
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Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates Stephen Colbert uses the perfect 'Scooby-Doo' parody to explain the Democratic debates Air New Zealand's cheeky new safety video gets real meta — oh, and the All Blacks are back
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Air New Zealand's cheeky new safety video gets real meta — oh, and the All Blacks are back Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates Stephen Colbert uses the perfect 'Scooby-Doo' parody to explain the Democratic debates
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Having bombed a reinstatement hearing for "insincerity" — his outrage is so persuasive you almost forget that the committee was right — he delivers a humble, moving speech at his appeal that he later reveals to Kim, jubilantly, was a load of malarkey, and celebrates by ditching the "McGill" name that he mistily promised to do proud.
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For example, they published a trend watch poking fun at then-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's frequent use of the word "malarkey" during the Obama administration.
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Elaborating on the malarkey charge, Biden stumbles over his words at several points — reinforcing the notion that his tendency to do this reflects his longstanding efforts to overcome a stutter more than the influence of aging — but he liked the word enough that he went back to it a second time during a later exchange.
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Always, always, be on the lookout for long-haired girls crawling out of your TV. '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Video credit: Storyful / Calypso Star Charters Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Air New Zealand's cheeky new safety video gets real meta — oh, and the All Blacks are back Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates
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FCC resorts to the usual malarkey defending itself against Mozilla lawsuit If this suit succeeds and the FCC's new net neutrality rules are rolled back or substantially altered (for instance, the court may find that some section or another is illegal or unenforceable), this could bear on the basis for the agency's own lawsuit against California.
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Some might say: in the middle of the night, in the middle of my dreams... These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020 Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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When Bjornsson shows us what happens to people who badmouth his vodka... Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Air New Zealand's cheeky new safety video gets real meta — oh, and the All Blacks are back Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates
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And yet they persist, each in turn earning shoutouts and name-checks in the impeachment hearing, a clear indication that Trump's GOP has become increasingly divorced from reality, its collective brain rotted by years of elevating as its national voices a rotating series of hucksters, grifters, con artists, fraudsters, and masters of malarkey—most of them more interested in personal profit than democratic political institutions.
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If you're unfamiliar with the song, it's classic Fall Out Boy, with lyrics like, "You know you look so Seattle but you feel so LA." These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020 Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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The widow of Eric Garner, Esaw Garner Snipes, on Friday said that presidential candidate and New York City Mayor Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioDe Blasio brushes off low poll numbers: 'The vast majority of Democratic voters are going to make their decision late' NYPD fires officer in Eric Garner case Senate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility MORE (D) is "full of malarkey" when asked about his discussion of Garner's case during this week's Democratic debate.
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The 'Wide Boy' was the guy to know if you were caught in London in WW2 and needed to skirt government rationing Watch more episodes of Before the Darknet and Subscribe to Mashable News for more videos like this The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Air New Zealand's cheeky new safety video gets real meta — oh, and the All Blacks are back Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans MORE kicked off his "No Malarkey" bus tour on Saturday by warning a crowd in Iowa that President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE would "change the character" of the U.S. if he were to stay in the White House for eight years.
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He went on to call Trump's professed concern for the middle class "a bunch of malarkey" and to make an overt appeal to voters with backgrounds like his own: If you live in the neighborhoods like the ones Jill and I grew up in, if you worry about your job and getting a decent pay, if you worry about your children's education, if you are taking care of an elderly parent, then there is only one person in this election who will help you, only one person in this race who will be there, who has always been there for you, and that is Hillary Clinton's life story.
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And here's what I liked reading best: "The Truth Behind the Lie," a marvelous strange Swedish mystery novel by Sara Lovestam; "Stone Cold Heart," Caz Frear's second novel about the London detective constable Cat Kinsella; "The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet," a debut space opera by Becky Chambers; "Stronghold," by Tucker Malarkey, about Guido Rahr's amazing quest to save the wild Pacific salmon; "A Prayer for Owen Meany," by John Irving, which maybe you read a long time ago and ought to again; "Six of Crows," by Leigh Bardugo, fantasy fiction that someone ought to make into a film; the novel "Sourdough," by Robin Sloan, which should never be a film because it wouldn't ever be as beautiful as Sloan's words; and the internet memoir "Uncanny Valley," by Anna Wiener, which is funny and dark and sad, and among other things introduced me to an online game about long-haul trucking.
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