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Have you ever seen more craven gibberish in your life?
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Within the White House, the response has been even more craven.
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"I've never seen anything more craven than Mitch McConnell and what he has done to our democracy," Reid said.
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The thing is, Britain's leaders risk going beyond engagement and realpolitik to something more craven, something closer to knee-jerk sycophancy.
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In any case, Senate Republicans are painted into a corner—and their only response may be to push something equally, if not more, craven.
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He sees Britain taking a more craven stance towards economic powers like China and Russia, whose cash might help it plug the economic gap left by Brexit.
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I have heard nobler Wotans and more craven ones, but by giving voice to both aspects Mr. Volle showed that they were not only not mutually exclusive, but intimately related.
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Nor was it a surprise that the more craven members of the Republican Party would back him if it meant getting their way on racist immigration bans or tax cuts for the rich they sought.
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Meanwhile, Corker will be remembered as one of the rare Republicans who spoke out against a president whom history will hold in abysmally low regard, and his example will make his colleagues' cowardice look all the more craven.
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The real worst-case scenario is that when the next big recession inevitably hits, the resentment that fueled Trump's rise will somehow get even hotter—and rather than launching some kind of Democratic socialist, it propels an even more craven demagogue to power.
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You'd think some of the more craven cronies would hightail it out of there and just move on with their lives, but we've now seen a number of men and women die in failed attempts to assist their leader, suggesting Negan is ruthless and formidable enough to warrant self-sacrifice.
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Yet, Republicans might ask themselves one question before the election (because waiting until after it will look even more craven than it does now): If the totality of Trump's not just alleged wrongdoing but also his actions in the face of these inquiries don't rise to "high crimes and misdemeanors," would anything — ever?
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