Rush Limbaugh may be the most incendiary radio host in America.
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The most incendiary stories about Mr Trump come from leftist sources.
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Greenwald presided over what appeared to be the most incendiary scoop
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People make the most incendiary, irresponsible claims as if stating indisputable facts.
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And Lewandowski provided Mueller with some of the report's most incendiary details.
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But the most incendiary and money-making matches were between blacks and whites.
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Here are a few of his most incendiary comments and claims from 2017.
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The potential demographic impact of the loss of autonomy might be its most incendiary consequence.
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Mr. Kelly fought loudly with the president over some of Mr. Trump's most incendiary ideas.
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Condemn Trump enemies in the most incendiary and exaggerated language possible (treason, traitors, coup, etc.).
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Look, Maxine Waters has been one of the most incendiary people on the Democrats&apos side.
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Often that means the most incendiary or surprising messages find their way to the biggest audience.
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The most incendiary of Trump's tweets were his retweeting of anti-Muslim videos of questionable origin.
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Perhaps the most incendiary line of Harding's article is when she makes her case for Sen.
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Corker is a businessman like Trump, but he has criticized some of Trump's most incendiary comments.
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Trump's most incendiary comments of all come through his inaccurate and racist questioning of Obama's American citizenship.
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Sok Eysan, the spokesman for the governing party, dismissed some of Mr. Hun Sen's most incendiary talk.
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Having already reached for the most incendiary language available, what is left but putting his threats into action?
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Most incendiary for this administration, the South Korean government was accused of devaluing its currency for competitive advantage.
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They're not just being algorithmically pushed whatever is the most incendiary thing that might be in their feed.
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Self-conscious of her own edge toward the mainstream, Ms. Le Pen now buries her most incendiary proclamations.
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Uninhibited by the traditional protocols of his office, he makes the most incendiary assertions based on shreds of suspicion.
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Democrats, of course, will do everything possible to keep his most incendiary comments from the primary front and center.
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PARELES Last year, Blueface joined NLE Choppa on the remix of "Shotta Flow," one of 2019's most incendiary singles.
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With Trump, the problem may be even worse since so many of his most incendiary comments have been made in public.
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As of this afternoon, West has taken down all most incendiary tweets, and advocated for world peace and positive energy instead.
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But at least in the short term, Mr. Trump's willingness to hurl the most incendiary charges has given him an overwhelming advantage.
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Still, the episode illustrates how the network's coverage of Trump's remarks, including the most incendiary, has the potential for real-world consequences.
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But on some of the album's most incendiary tracks the original Carnival recordings are still audible, roughly entwined with Charles's band arrangements.
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Donald Trump unveiled his first campaign ad on Monday morning — a 30-second spot that focuses on some of his most incendiary proposals.
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One of the Democrats' most incendiary claims about the House-passed health care bill is that "people will die" if it becomes law.
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Here are some of the most incendiary picks TIME has made since it first started naming a "Person of the Year" in 1927.
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While the rose more than 20.1 percent last year, the index barely budged on the days of some of Trump's most incendiary comments.
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They've sought to tie House Republicans "like an anchor" to Trump's most incendiary positions and comments in hopes of gaining an advantage down ballot.
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" Perhaps the most incendiary line appeared at the end, after the author's byline and e-mail address: "Ibram Rogers' column will appear every Wednesday.
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But Northam has tried to dial back some of his most incendiary rhetoric, which included calling Trump a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
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On Washington Donald J. Trump has some advice for panicked Republicans in Washington who are melting down over his most incendiary statements: Man up.
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Anyone who tweets or maintains a Facebook presence knows that it is the most incendiary comments that travel best and get the most attention.
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Brands such as Serta and Macy's separated from their licensing agreements with Trump shortly after some of his most incendiary comments on the campaign trail.
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Even those congressmen, whose loyalty to Trump is unquestioned, might not quite match Bannon's zest for defending the president even at this most incendiary moments.
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Not only didn't it live up to the hashtag hype, but many of its most incendiary claims were still shrouded in classified documents or reports.
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Mr. Trump outlined a hard-line immigration proposal that had little chance of passing, but refocused attention on the most incendiary issue of his presidency.
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That transformation began even before the event opened, when Mr. Schlapp asked Milo Yiannopoulos, Breitbart's most incendiary attention-seeker, to take a prime speaking slot.
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Enough people do that on Facebook to help drive some of the most incendiary and hyperbolic stories to the top of Trending and our "news" feeds.
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A three-term congressman who has donated to Mr. Brindisi's campaign, Mr. Hanna offered a blistering critique of Ms. Tenney's most incendiary comments of recent months.
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But perhaps the most incendiary objection was that under the deal struck by the ruling generals, 90 percent of the dam's electricity could go to China.
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"It's the most incendiary, divisive line of political rhetoric imaginable," said Brian Robinson, a political consultant who worked in the administration of Georgia's previous governor, Nathan Deal.
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That fear drove many of Mr. Trump's most incendiary tweets and statements throughout his first year in office, especially about the size and breadth of his electoral victory.
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We've made the editorial decision not to link to the hate-filled document, and we use intentionally vague language when referring to some of the most incendiary quotes.
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The name of the guy who ostensibly wrote the book was Raynal; he got kicked out of France, whereas Diderot, who wrote the most incendiary parts, got to stay.
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But Trump has argued in the past that some of his most incendiary public comments were really just jokes, and he could do so here as well, said Sandick.
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But his dissections of the most incendiary studies are careful, and his conclusions — that they overestimate placebo effects and underestimate the potency of antidepressants — will invite a reckoning of some kind.
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The most incendiary accusation yet at the El Chapo trial: A witness said the former Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto had taken a $100 million bribe from the infamous crime lord.
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And the response that Donald Trump has picked is the most incendiary and has moved us right to the edge of war, and that is not in our long-term interests.
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Pompeo has tried repeatedly to protect Trump from one of the most incendiary aspects of the ongoing investigation into possible collusion with Moscow: whether Russian meddling helped Trump win the White House.
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Even in their most incendiary moments, neither Gossip Girl nor Skins really touched the topic of sex trafficking and underage sex workers, let alone put it at the forefront of either series.
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And if you look back to one of the most incendiary documentaries in recent memory, Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/703 was a pincushion for criticism on how it portrayed the Bush administration.
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Opponents and hardline Muslim groups, including the FPI, accuse Widodo of failing to stem income inequality or deliver higher growth, but the most incendiary attacks have often been around religion and ethnicity.
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"These are among the most incendiary charges ever made in the history of our country by one president against one of his predecessors, and I think they're destructive to our democracy," said Burns.
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Those papers and many of their peers have also taken an almost National Enquirer approach to each and every one of Trump's statements, depicting them in the most incendiary light and repetitively so.
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The problem is that on Twitter the worst, most incendiary opinions are often the ones that get amplified, usually because people of all political persuasions love dunking on and ratio-ing bad tweets.
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It is this attempt at pop biology that is the most incendiary aspect of this misguided memo especially for those who recall the use of biology to claim the inferiority of African-Americans.
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Trump's increasingly furious attacks on Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell amount to some of the most incendiary rhetoric by a President about the economy and the US central bank's policy-making in living memory.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday referred to the impeachment inquiry in the House of Representatives as "a lynching," deploying perhaps his most incendiary rhetoric yet to describe the Democratic-led probe into his conduct.
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The dossier's claims about Trump's activities in Moscow are some of the most incendiary claims in the memos compiled by Steele, which claimed that Russia obtained "kompromat," or dirt, on Trump to use as blackmail.
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As a result, the months leading up to the convention have seen Ryan forced into acts of political contortion, distancing himself from Trump's most incendiary statements while maintaining public support for his party's presumptive nominee.
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When Kaine threw a litany of attacks on Trump in Pence's direction, Pence often scoffed, batted them away and moved on -- never addressing them directly, never helping Kaine to make Trump's most incendiary words sink in.
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After first trying to avoid comment about his initial claim — one of the most incendiary charges in recent US political history — Trump's own spokespeople are implicitly conceding that there's no evidence to support his wiretapping allegation.
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Pompeo, for his part, keeps doing all he can to protect Trump from one of the most incendiary aspects of the ongoing investigation into possible collusion with Moscow: whether Russian meddling helped Trump win the White House.
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The bigger challenge will come Tuesday afternoon and evening, when Trump holds rallies in Pennsylvania and Ohio, often the setting of some of his most incendiary remarks, as he feeds off the energy of the cheering crowds.
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Still, Democrats are preparing a furious assault against the nominees by going after the president-elect himself and trying to drive a wedge between them over his most incendiary promises, like banning Muslim immigrants and bringing back torture.
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Kendrick Lamar swept the Grammys in rap last night and also provided the most incendiary moment of the event, stealing the show with a prison chain-gang medley of "The Blacker the Berry" and "Alright" dedicated to Trayvon Martin.
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Perhaps the most incendiary testimony could relate to how Russians Aleksandr Torshin and Maria Butina, with the assistance of Republican operative Paul Erickson, used the National Rifle Association as a vehicle to draw the Republican Party closer to Russia.
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Here are five of the most incendiary moments from the hearing: Shortly after Strzok and the committee leaders gave opening statements, the hearing sputtered to a halt, as Republicans and Democrats disagreed with increasing volume on rules and procedure.
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He was also tangentially involved in one of Artforum's most incendiary moments from the 19963s: a 1974 issue of the magazine that featured a color photograph of the artist Lynda Benglis nude and holding a dildo between her thighs.
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On one level, the world can breathe a sigh of relief that Mr. Trump has backed away from his most incendiary rhetoric and his administration is not about to start disruptive trade wars with China, Mexico and other countries.
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Congressional Democrats are talking about slapping subpoenas on at least two of the most incendiary potential witnesses against Trump skipped over by the Senate: John Bolton, President Trump's former national security advisor, and Lev Parnas, the indicted associate of Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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But the post-hearing rumpus shows that if the Supreme Court upholds the president's proclamation when it hands down its judgment in June, it will do so without any assurances that the policy is far removed from a most incendiary campaign promise.
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President Donald Trump's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty to eight federal crimes yesterday, the most incendiary of them related to paying hush money to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, women with whom Trump allegedly had affairs, ahead of the 2016 election.
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"Speaking on one of the most incendiary issues in modern world history, Kushner added: "If they don&apost, they&aposre going to screw up another opportunity, like they&aposve screwed up every other opportunity that they&aposve ever had in their existence.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee rushed Tuesday to do its own digital ad, as did Americans for Responsible Solutions, a gun safety advocacy group, which made a spot highlighting the senator's comments and juxtaposing them with footage of Mr. Trump's most incendiary comments on guns.
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" (NPR) And then, in response to Sarah Sanders' inability to issue a blanket denial on Omarosa's most incendiary allegation, the cable news banners ... CNN: "WH: 'CANNOT GUARANTEE' TAPE WON'T REVEAL TRUMP USING N-WORD" ... Fox: "WH: CANNOT GUARANTEE RECORDINGS WON'T REVEAL TRUMP USING RACIAL SLUR.
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When five Orthodox Jewish men were accused of beating — and partially blinding — a young black fashion student four years ago in Brooklyn, it briefly reignited one of New York City's most incendiary racial divides: the one between the borough's Hasidic and African-American communities.
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American tech companies must also take responsibility for the effect of their platforms on our democracy–by revisiting incentives that reward the most incendiary content, algorithms that digitally gerrymander us into echo chambers, and rules that allow politicians to microtarget lies to the public.
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On September 26th he took to the pages of the Mail on Sunday to deliver his most incendiary one-liner yet: "We have wrapped a suicide vest around the British constitution and handed the detonator to Michel Barnier," he wrote, referring to the EU's chief negotiator.
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She spends too much of the film detailing what anyone who watched Jon Stewart even once on "The Daily Show" already knows: that Fox News, Rush Limbaugh and the like fabricate and distort routinely; that the right's most incendiary figures are entertainers, not journalists or academic experts.
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" Referring to some of Mr. Trump's most incendiary comments, Mr. Steele said "whether you refer to their homeland" in vulgar language, "or whether you call their people criminals and rapists, it's kind of hard to have a conversation after and say, 'Will you vote for me?
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She's been criticized for being a spoiled brat, too nude, too sexual, and perhaps the most incendiary claim: that she sexually abused her kid sister (various psychologists, her sister, and Dunham, have all said this was not a case of abuse) and wrote about it in her memoir.
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"Of note, the events coordinated by — or with help from — inauthentic accounts did have a very real, organic, and engaged online community; however, the intent of the inauthentic activity appeared to be designed to catalyze the most incendiary impulses of political sentiment," it said in a blog post.
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This is in stark contrast to Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, who wasted no time in endorsing Mr. Trump and has maintained his support at roughly the temperature of a cup of day-old Earl Grey tea, rarely criticizing even Mr. Trump's most incendiary remarks.
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Finally, on Thursday Trump sent the financial markets plunging with his threats of a trade war and finished the day by firing his national-security adviser, Lieutenant General H. R. McMaster, and replacing him with the most incendiary choice imaginable—John Bolton, the U.N. Ambassador under George W. Bush.
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Another report on Thursday thickened the atmosphere of alarm: The police in the eastern state of Thuringia — home to one of Alternative for Germany's most incendiary figures — said that a suspicious package found in January on the grounds of the former Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp contained an explosive device.
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But she has either declined to publicly comment on some of her father's most incendiary behavior or, behind the scenes, has unsuccessfully lobbied him to soften his positions (as with the Paris Agreement on climate change) or reportedly even defended him to other aides (as with his remarks about white nationalists).
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The most straightforward explanation for that choice is that Sessions wants to publicly deny the newest and most incendiary allegation against him: that Sessions met with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak on three different occasions during the 2016 presidential campaign, and failed to admit to any of them during his confirmation hearings.
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Cummings batted back Republicans' most incendiary charges against Obama by pointing to the lack of any real evidence, and repeatedly provoked Issa into own goals, like the time Issa received negative coverage for ordering Cummings's microphone cut off when Cummings tried to make a statement at the end of a hearing.
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A historian said that Carolyn Bryant Donham spoke to him for a book he is publishing next week, "The Blood of Emmett Till," about the brutal 1955 lynching of the 63-year-old black youth — and acknowledged that the most incendiary parts of the story she and others told about him were false.
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But all these years later, a historian says that the woman has broken her silence, and acknowledged that the most incendiary parts of the story she and others told about Emmett — claims that seem tame today but were more than enough to get a black person killed in Jim Crow-era Mississippi — were false.
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"Of note, the events coordinated by — or with help from — inauthentic accounts did have a very real, organic, and engaged online community; however, the intent of the inauthentic activity appeared to be designed to catalyze the most incendiary impulses of political sentiment," the Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRL), which is analyzing the inauthentic activity and accounts, said in a blog post .
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" Twitter, which has until this point largely taken a position of "don't shoot the messenger" when it comes to Trump's most incendiary Tweets — despite his many threats of violence to other nations and people on the platform — has stated in the past that "Blocking a world leader from Twitter or removing their controversial Tweets would hide important information people should be able to see and debate.
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While Republican leaders have generally limited criticism, one of the most incendiary members of Congress, Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertLouie Gohmert's exchange with Robert Mueller revealed an uneasy relationship Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Mueller will be remembered for his weak testimony, not his shocking report MORE (R-Texas), has now called for McCain to be recalled and removed by Arizona voters, presumably to be replaced by a newly-elected Republican.
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There's an awkward but arguably strategic inversion of identity politics in play, for example, when you realize that the writer who covers Latin America for Breitbart is a fluent Spanish speaker whose far-right libertarian outlook comes from the Cuban exile community, and that one of the most incendiary pieces to carry the notorious ''black crime'' tag was written by a man named Jerome Hudson, who, like some other black conservatives, worries that the focus on police brutality is siphoning outrage away from gang violence.
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