Second, why haven't House Republicans clearly rejected Trump's most bigoted proposals?
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Only after the fact did the artists reveal they had bombed what some call ''the most bigoted show on television.
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Those precedents led the justices to narrowly uphold Trump's travel ban last June, effectively sanctifying the most bigoted presidential act in modern American history.
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He's a powerful figure, but not so powerful that disgust over his decision to so publicly promote the most bigoted major party nominee in recent memory won't hurt him.
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Last year, the Daily Beast revealed that the study's most bigoted Reddit subforum, the Red Pill, was founded by Robert Fisher, a Republican state lawmaker who is also an atheist.
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Given the gravity of the problem Flake outlines, his specific recommendations — that Republicans condemn Trump's most bigoted rhetoric, speak out for free trade, and protect the filibuster — seem a bit small.
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Robert Glenister is especially good as the most bigoted of these con men, not to mention the one who looks forward late in the first act to the possibility of violence.
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In these and many others instances, Trump chose to appeal to the most bigoted parts of Americans' hearts -- and based on a calculation that enough people would support him to make the bigotry worthwhile.
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READ MORE: KFC Fired a Manager Who Refused to Hire a Transgender Employee Despite the clumsy stupidity of Warner's sign, the Steak and Catfish Barn is far from being the most bigoted restaurant in Oklahoma.
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On her website, Amin, quoting an article in The Washington Post, describes Homeland as "one of the most bigoted shows on television," and so she and the other artists used the opportunity to "hack" the series.
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" In a response to Walters' column, Conor Friedersdorf wrote in The Atlantic that her argument is a "perversion" of feminism, but he believes that even her "most bigoted ideological commitments don't affect how she treats her students.
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Three years ago Reddit's atheism subforum, perhaps the largest community of atheists on the internet, was found to be the website's third most bigoted—meaning not just tolerant of overt displays of bigotry, but actively supportive of them.
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Particularly because he's an old white guy — and a cranky one, at that — Sanders is frequently assumed to inspire the worst and most bigoted impulses in the people who support him, regardless of their own race and gender.
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"What disturbs me the most about some of these photos and videos is how relaxed these people are at parroting the most bigoted views that we used to see really parroted at places like skinhead rallies," he told CNN.
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"The President ran for office on the promise of banning Muslims as part of the most bigoted, racist, and divisive presidential campaign in modern history, and in only ten days in office, he's making good on those promises," the lawmaker continued.
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In a time when it's not cool to be openly sexist, some Indian men are retreating to the privacy of WhatsApp groups to validate their misogyny, just like we lower our voices and retreat to our living rooms to share our most bigoted thoughts.
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That was certainly true in my playthrough, where the most bigoted human characters referred to all the robot characters as "it" and "toasters," and even the kindliest, most supportive human character still had no problem barking orders at me whenever he needed information or action to back up his goals.
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Recently, Nehlen called for a national debate about whether America should forcibly deport every Muslim American from the United States because he claims (wrongly) that they may hold Sharia law above the U.S. Constitution and falsely charges (in one of the most bigoted defamations of our times) that Muslims are taught by their faith to lie.
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The most bigoted idolizers of State authority have not thus far shown a disposition to deny the national judiciary the cognizances of maritime causes.
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While commenting on the earthquake Nişanyan implied that the people living in the region deserve it, since "Elaziğ is the most bigoted, ignorant, most paranoid, and sexually obsessed city of Turkey where material and spiritual rape culture prevails. The city is based on a seized property, and is a prison of denied identities".
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Following Boehner's resignation from the U.S. Congress and the election of Paul D. Ryan as Speaker of the House, Congressional Leadership Fund became closely linked to Ryan. In The Guardian's ranking of the five most bigoted ads during the 2018 election campaign, four of the five were ads by the CLF. During the 2018 mid-term elections. CLF produced a number of false ads, including two that falsely linked two Democratic candidates with terrorists.
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In 1959, the Red Sox became the last major league team to field a black player, Pumpsie Green, twelve years after Jackie Robinson's rookie season with the Brooklyn Dodgers and two-and-a-half years after Robinson's retirement. Robinson would later call Yawkey "one of the most bigoted guys in baseball". Another controversy involved longtime clubhouse attendant Donald Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick was accused of sexual abuse of minors between 1971 and 1991 while working in the Red Sox spring training clubhouse in Winter Haven, Florida.
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In August 2018, Democratic candidate Abigail Spanberger accused CLF of being illicitly in possession of an unredacted federal security clearance application, which contains sensitive personal information, and that CLF had provided a copy of the sensitive information to at least one news outlet. In The Guardians ranking of the five most bigoted ads during the 2018 election campaign, four of the five were ads by the CLF. During the 2018 mid-term elections. CLF produced a number of false ads, including two that falsely linked two Democratic candidates with terrorists.
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Cormac Ó Gráda disagreed that the famine was genocide. He argues that "genocide includes murderous intent, and it must be said that not even the most bigoted and racist commentators of the day sought the extermination of the Irish", and also that most people in Whitehall "hoped for better times for Ireland". Additionally, he states that the claim of genocide overlooks "the enormous challenge facing relief agencies, both central and local, public and private". Ó Gráda thinks that a case of neglect is easier to sustain than that of genocide.
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In Don Quixote, Sancho becomes the governor of an island called Barataria She is indignant, since the union was conducted without her consent. The infant prince was taken from his home by the Grand Inquisitor, after the king of Barataria became a Wesleyan Methodist "of the most bigoted and persecuting type", and taken to Venice. The King of Barataria was recently killed in an insurrection, and the hidden prince is now king. As the wife of the new king, Casilda is now the reigning queen of Barataria, and her parents have brought her to meet with the Grand Inquisitor to be introduced to her husband.
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Robinson would later call Yawkey "one of the most bigoted guys in baseball". On April 7, 1959, during spring training, Yawkey and general manager Bucky Harris were named in a lawsuit charging them with discrimination and the deliberate barring of black players from the Red Sox.New York Times April 7, 1959 The NAACP issued charges of "following an anti-Negro policy", and the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination announced a public hearing on racial bias against the Red Sox.Bleacher Report April 16, 2009 by Harold Friend Thus, the Red Sox were forced to integrate, becoming the last pre- expansion major-league team to do so when Harris promoted Pumpsie Green from Boston's AAA farm club.
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Some oppose the Common Era notation for explicitly religious reasons. Because the BC/AD notation is based on the traditional year of the conception or birth of Jesus, some Christians are offended by the removal of the reference to him in era notation. The Southern Baptist Convention supports retaining the BC/AD abbreviations. Roman Catholic priest and writer on interfaith issues Raimon Panikkar argued that the BCE/CE usage is the less inclusive option as, in his view, using the designation BCE/CE is a "return... to the most bigoted Christian colonialism" towards non- Christians, who do not necessarily consider the time period following the beginning of the calendar to be a "common era".
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Montgomery visited Holland in connection with the invitation to William of Orange to invade England on behalf of Protestantism; but Balcarres rejects the notion that Montgomery had any commission to do so, since he possessed no influence, "except with some few of the most bigoted fanatics".DNB: Memoirs, p. 8 He was chosen as member for the county of Ayr in the Convention of the Estates of Scotland which met on 14 March 1689, when he distinguished himself by his eloquent advocacy of the resolution proposed by Sir John Dalrymple, that King James had forfeited his throne and kingdom. The resolution being carried, Montgomery was named one of three commissioners for the shires to offer the Scottish crown to William III and Mary II. After the convention had been formally converted into a parliament, he continued to sit for Ayrshire until he was obliged to stand down in 1693 for not having signed the Assurance (pledge of allegiance to King William III).
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