A speech denouncing his name-calling will result in headlines about name-calling.
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When you answer name-calling with name-calling and tantrums with tantrums, you're not resisting him.
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That is what will win the day — not name-calling.
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"I don't care about the name calling," Mr. Baker said.
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This contradiction came up during Trump and Pence's first joint interview on 60 Minutes, during which Pence defended the name-calling by arguing that Trump's name-calling touches on the issues Americans care about.
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In response to Trump's name-calling on Sunday, Steyer tweeted back:
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JIM CRAMER: You're saying all that name calling is behind you.
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Surprisingly, the president refrained from name calling and using all caps.
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"Name calling is certainly one way to attract attention," SAP said.
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They described gangs of bullies, physical abuse and everyday name calling.
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Name-calling has become prevalent: people are called 'deplorables' and reprehensible.
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Nonetheless, I know a person who is adamant about name-calling.
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Slights and sarcasm quickly escalate to name-calling and character assassination.
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Are street fights and name-calling what democracy has come to?
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"We don't need any more name-calling," he said in Denison.
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Rather than defend their position, they resort to name-calling & smears.
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" Kim said the next day that "name-calling gets us nowhere.
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Don't stoop to dirty tactics, petty bickering, and ugly name calling.
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These "conversations," unsurprisingly, often devolve into name-calling and petty insults.
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"I never got those name-calling, not in Boston," he said.
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Name-calling only makes finding solutions to these disputes more difficult.
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Nothing is gained from spreading hate by name calling and bullying.
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But I am surprised and distressed by the vitriol and name-calling.
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I am so sick of the name calling, rioting, shooting, and looting.
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The next few weeks will see a lot of silly name-calling.
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Republican elected officials seem fed up with Trump's incompetence and name-calling.
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For one, name-calling or bringing other people down is never necessary.
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I think it's beneath me to do childish tweets and name-calling.
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They'll heap praise on him for not interrupting and not name-calling.
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And he said he wouldn't deal with "petty nonsense" of name-calling.
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Since then it's been a lot of finger-pointing and name-calling.
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I will speak up when I hear name-calling, stereotypes and slurs.
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These marriage bills combined are 18 pages of insults and name calling.
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When you are losing on issues, the last stop is name-calling.
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Just look at the name-calling sideshow known as the 2016 election.
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Resorting to name-calling and threats is a tacit admission of defeat.
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In a tweet Friday morning, however, Trump, stuck to standard name-calling.
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It started with name-calling, but Officer Kingzett could sense it escalating.
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Gillum said on Monday said the name-calling is leading to violence.
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President Trump is trying to wear down America with childish name-calling.
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It's about civility and dignity, about endless lying, name-calling and abuse.
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His unabashed embrace of insults, epithets and name-calling is well established.
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The campaigns were not all about shouting, name-calling and identity politics.
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The same way he almost always does -- by name-calling on Twitter.
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Pence: "I'm not in the name calling business..." View the discussion thread.
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In the medium-term, the name-calling may not lead to much.
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That's not going to happen by petty squabbling and name calling, though.
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Being tough isn't name-calling and stereotyping entire countries -- or a continent!.
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Mr. Trump on Friday responded with some name-calling of his own.
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We're not going to win by doing better name-calling than he does.
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The President indulges in childish name-calling and it's just Trump being Trump.
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Finger-pointing, name-calling and vilifying controversial speakers and their supporters is futile.
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"There's no belittling, devaluing, name-calling, or insulting your partner," Dr. Greer says.
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Presidents-elect, however, don't usually respond on Twitter with insults and name-calling.
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But when speaking to Lemon on Monday, James didn't resort to name-calling.
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And today, of course, culminating in name-calling, a very awkward breakup letter.
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And he has a childish way of dealing with it by name-calling.
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They market name-calling as truth-telling, pettiness as boldness, vanity as conviction.
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Doesn't have to be offensive, you don't have to engage in name calling.
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And look, most of us stopped the name-calling thing about fifth grade.
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And that our problems are much larger than name-calling or racist cartoons.
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But he never resorted to name-calling or attacking a journalist, Davis wrote.
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Many voters are turned off by Trump's rhetoric, name-calling, bullying and tweets.
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Thursday's Republican debate was yet another dumpster fire of insults and name-calling.
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When you go to Huruma, they relate to name-calling and abusive language.
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"Do you have any friends?" he asked, in response to the name-calling.
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But speaking of moral hypocrisy ... isn't this name-calling all just really mean?
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Don't resort to name-calling or you'll miss the chance to learn something.
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It's time to leave the circus, the name calling, the embarrassing comments behind.
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Trump is now famous for name-calling, insults and trash talk on Twitter.
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Trump, during the campaign, turned name-calling and taunting into a political strategy.
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The Democratic Party has become the party of division, name-calling and alienation.
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Such complaints range from brief incidents of name calling to disparities in wages.
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While Trump is name-calling, China is building roads, bridges, and high-speed rail.
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"Trolling, name calling and ad hominem attacks will not be tolerated," the guidelines say.
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She doesn't have to let Kim Kardashian's indirect emoji name-calling get her down!
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Unlike Trump, Pence doesn't think name-calling has any place in our national politics.
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It's interesting enough, until the magazine's crowning turns into name-calling with racist implications.
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With something as black and white as derogatory name-calling, the answer is easy.
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"I don't generally get into the name-calling thing," he told The Daily Beast.
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"Name-calling is one of the most common instances of bullying behavior," Lewinsky said.
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These are a classy way to express your opinions — no need for name-calling.
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There are a lot of accusations and a lot of name-calling going on.
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The oligarchs can't have that, and so they attack him with puerile name-calling.
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That's difficult because what students are seeing online is name calling, hyperbole, and bullying.
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There was shouting, name-calling and more than one demand for officials to resign.
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They instead tend to communicate through name-calling on Twitter or through the media.
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Name-calling is easy, but unity and moving forward with real changes is hard.
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I'm not talking teasing and name-calling—I received death threats from other students.
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Now alliance leaders should replace mocking and name calling with strategic planning and purpose.
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Psychiatric name-calling is a misguided way of countering Mr. Trump's attack on democracy.
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And that kind of name-calling and hysteria is disappointing, but it's not surprising.
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Try to find an MSNBC host that delights in name-calling in that way.
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"When you see conservatives like Hogan name-calling, you realize that they're scared," he said.
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Captain America, was born with facial deformities that led to name-calling from his peers.
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But it just-- MIKE POMPEO: What's important, Joe -- what's important, Joe, it's not name calling.
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The most common form of online harassment is offensive name-calling, according to the study.
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"That is not acceptable to be doing the name-calling back and forth," Ernst said.
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He can't defend his record, so like a frustrated child, he resorts to name calling.
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" After the sketch, the name-calling progressed from "crazy" to "race traitor" and "Uncle Tom.
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"Name-calling is one of the most common instances of bullying behavior," says Lewinsky, 45.
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His became president not by emanating regal authority, but by name-calling against his opponents.
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They reported name-calling, being denied pain medications and even undergoing surgical procedures without anesthesia.
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"Name calling is safeguarded from a libel suit because it's not factual assertion," Calvert added.
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Whenever the left doesn't get its way, it resorts to over-the-top name calling.
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Editorial Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg needs to drop the political punditry and the name-calling.
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" Clinton also took issue with Trump's rhetoric and name-calling: "I don't like all this.
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Without naming him, the speaker denounced a strain of "ugliness" and name-calling in politics.
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The campaign has become full of threats, name-calling and a total lack of civility.
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The dialogue pops with inventive profanity and familiar varieties of name-calling and woke-speak.
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If we're these despicable creatures that are all really selfish, it's equal opportunity name-calling.
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There is no good outcome that comes from false threats and name-calling — only miscalculation.
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They called the Trump administration's negotiating tactics "bullying" techniques and "name-calling" rather than diplomacy.
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But the talk-show host mixed up Mason Ramsey's name, calling him "Macy Ramsey" instead.
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Tonight's highlights include progress for the energy spending bill, some industry name-calling and Sen.
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Mostly name-calling and trying to use Warren's statements about her heritage to discredit her.
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"We lament the adjectives and name-calling he has used against Congress," Salgado told journalists.
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The two leaders have engaged in frequent name-calling since Trump took office in January.
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Barber says she has been the target of a lot of name calling in her career.
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Among pious Northern Irish Catholics, there was less name-calling but a deep sense of difference.
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In short order, the name-calling escalated to yelling and locking me outside in the cold.
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As his hair inched past his shoulders, he became the target of teasing and name-calling.
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"I started beating on the door, hollering his name, calling the house again," Holland told WXII12.
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What I don't like is the temper tantrums, name calling, disrespectful attitudes when I show disinterest.
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Of course, it only takes one person to do the slant eyes or start name-calling.
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Encouragingly, relations between the two conflict zones go beyond name-calling between politicians or street artists.
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PENCE: No, I'm not in the name-calling business, Wolf, you know me better than that.
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" The Cruz campaign responded by saying Trump is angrily lashing out "with name-calling and falsehoods.
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The feud between Ghostface Killah and Shkreli began with name-calling and memes but soon escalated.
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A true dominant, he just wasn't into me doling out punishments like name-calling and spanking.
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You can bet the investigation will unfold with plenty of partisan wrangling and much name calling.
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What name-calling can get him in a standoff with North Korea is much less clear.
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He said the name-calling is detracting from the bigger issues that need to be addressed.
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His allies have -- and will -- cheer his name-calling and his long-distance tendency toward confrontation.
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"You can't get too worried about the name calling and the games he plays," said Buttigieg.
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Waters advocates is a long way from simply speech, or name calling, or even civil protest.
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It's also worth remembering that Kelly has exhibited another one of Trump's core traits: Name-calling.
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Now, Trump insulting and name-calling anyone -- from former staffers to opponents alike -- is nothing new.
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I'M A LITTLE BIT STAGGERED THAT IT'S GOTTEN TO THIS POINT OF KIND OF NAME CALLING.
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Tammy was back at it with the name-calling, accusing Mykenna of being "immature" and childish.
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Trump responded the next day to Kim Jong Un's arcane insult with some standard name-calling.
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Though the name-calling that purportedly started this all wasn't recorded, it requires a little unpacking.
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There was name calling and insult trading on social media and claims (not believed) of hacking.
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Much like Mr. Trump, he often attacks critics personally, and is a master of name-calling.
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The rules prohibit profanity, pornography, posting other people's phone numbers and name-calling, among other indiscretions.
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As far as name calling and insults are concerned, President Trump hasn't exactly set high standards.
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Like their national counterparts, Democrats in Minnesota have few arguments on immigration outside of name-calling.
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"Nasty name-calling & lies about my family aren't going to shut me up, @realDonaldTrump," Warren tweeted.
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ON AUGUST 5th the Trump administration deployed another weapon in its fight with China: name-calling.
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Explain that name-calling and bullying isn't appropriate at home, at school, or on the playground.
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It was garden-variety name-calling, nothing extraordinary, just your generic first-grade flirtation with cruelty.
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But I think it's a travesty when discussions about data devolve into name-calling and threats.
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Is the fact that name-calling has resumed evidence that Trump's summits with Kim were foolish?
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It turned into an all-out verbal brawl filled with vicious name calling and nonstop interruptions.
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Pence, who swore off negative campaigning after losing a vituperative congressional race in 1990, eschews name calling.
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To be clear, this can take multiple forms, including intimidation, name-calling, and physical and sexual assault.
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There, the dignity and image of the leader is near-sacred and name-calling will be counterproductive.
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As trade tensions deepen between China and America, both powers are being careful with their name-calling.
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But don't look for bluster and name-calling from Kaine; he doesn't think those tacticts always work.
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AMID the name-calling and bluster that mar many fights between economists are a few common tactics.
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Considering he eviscerates people in the chapter that he appears in, why is name calling the focus?
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"She used to throw [those words] around quite liberally," Jenelle writes of alleged name-calling by Barbara.
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If anything, he has become more of a name-calling bully than he was in the campaign.
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"I don't think 'OK boomer' is a retort on the 'snowflake' name-calling," said Hannah Hill, 20.
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Carson on Trump calling Clinton a bigot: It's not wise to engage in name-calling at all.
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Voters -- or enough of them in the right states -- saw Trump's name-calling and insults as toughness.
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But Trump, beginning with his name-calling during the GOP primaries, did away with all political niceties.
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The Senate has become embroiled in bitterness and name-calling less than two weeks after Inauguration Day.
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This appeared to escalate from name calling through to potential... this could be physical harm to me.
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When Colbert asked about Warren calling Trump a loser on Twitter, she argued: This isn't name-calling.
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"Lives are at stake — this is not the time for name-calling or playing politics," they added.
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Their name-calling and bickering, however, allowed Michael and the gang to convince Janet to dump him.
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That diverts the discussion from facts to name-calling, which is a game that nobody ever wins.
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Where is a president who respects world leaders and refrains from name calling as a political weapon?
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They held up to the elements fine, but did little to protect us from any name-calling.
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Most disappointed, though, are the Democratic Party hashtag makers who had their "#MidnightMoscowMitch" name-calling campaign derailed.
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It is quite sad that name-calling garners more attention and sensationalism than State-sponsored mass murder.
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The fight has pitched neighbor against neighbor and led to name-calling, online shaming and slogan slinging.
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Dowd recently issued a statement in the president's name, calling for an end to the Mueller investigation.
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However, they said the tactics used by protesters — shouting, name calling, intimidation — were counterproductive to their cause.
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Trump didn't take the bait when he was attacked, and remained even-tempered — no name-calling or insults.
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We take issue with this portrayal because Dobby is absolutely heartwarming, but Johnson's name-calling intentions are clear.
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"I don't think either of us are going to engage in any sort of name-calling," Johnson said.
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TOUGH public arguments, including some colourful name-calling, are going on between influential figures in the Catholic church.
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She hasn't let Trump's name-calling stop her from talking about the minimum wage, student loans, and more. .
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But, as happens too often in any online comment forum, conversations devolve into unnecessary name-calling and abuse.
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When US officials start name-calling internationally, those emotional outbursts just reinforce the impression that America is unhinged.
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" The tamer name-calling on the unofficial souvenirs outside labels the former First Lady a "tramp" and "liar.
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He's just been made fun of by another student, an altercation that turned to pushing and name-calling.
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With very young children, she advised that parents remain calm and refrain from retaliatory anti-Trump name-calling.
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Douglas Florian's choice of words reminds us how much our nation indulges in name-calling and name checks.
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Even in the absence of political consensus, we must avoid sinking into the abyss of contemptuous name calling.
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She has sacrificed much and has been subjected to the most vitriolic name-calling and even death threats.
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One way they do this is by resorting to name-calling and (non-constructive) criticism whenever differences arise.
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The continuing battle increasingly resembles an episode of "Real Housewives," with the attendant name-calling and hair-pulling.
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They want to "Pelosify" him by spending whatever it takes in a relentless blitz of of name calling.
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He has talked about being a great "uniter" - funny how name-calling doesn't persuade people to support you.
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The world of professional politicians disparages Trump and the simple appeal he has as a name-calling demagogue.
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James Comey, you just got in the gutter with President Trump, who is known for his name-calling.
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But to completely throw out the facts and devolve to race baiting and name-calling is absolutely disgraceful.
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More men than women reported receiving physical threats, as well as milder forms of harassment like name-calling.
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A usually enjoyable bout of name-calling quickly turned left as the words "black bitch" fell from his lips.
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Why it's not normal: Presidents-elect do not usually descend into public name-calling of the Senate Minority Leader.
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Jasmine Adams told CBS that she alerted officials at the school that McKenzie was the target of name-calling.
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Toobin doesn't want to get into name-calling -- unlike the Prez -- but says 45's barbs reek of racism.
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The current round of name-calling may be comical, but this time it might end in a bitter gridlock.
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Not answering the questions, name-calling, interrupting...all earned Donald Trump an F. F The live audience: Enough already!
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A spot of name calling, shoving, and threatening on the legislature's House floor doesn't bear great notice in Texas.
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There was none of the name-calling and fist-fighting that has become increasingly frequent at other Trump gatherings.
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As the researchers watched, a prejudice formed between the groups, initially manifesting itself as light taunting and name-calling.
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The laughs Trump got from his name-calling masked a far darker -- and more toxic -- iteration of Trump's bullying.
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Debate is one thing, but the constant climate of threat, name calling and back and forth accusations is unhealthy.
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" In his response to Trump's name-calling tweet on Sunday, Schiff wrote, "Wow, Mr. President, that's a good one.
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This illegal and hostile work environment, the federal agency said, included offensive name-calling rooted in the men's disability.
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He has demeaned the presidency by engaging in name calling that is simply out of bounds on most playgrounds.
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Similarly, a recent investigation revealed name-calling, beatings, and over-use of disciplinary measures in New York state prisons.
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Arthur: As the father of multiple teenagers (pray for me), I am not going to defend silly name-calling.
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As you might expect, and in support of their argument, the thread has already devolved into political name-calling.
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"[Trump] has taken the presidency to the gutter when he reduces this important office to name-calling," she said.
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However, initial hope for a positive outcome was dashed when talks quickly descended into name-calling on Day One.
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Although their duel had dire consequences, it was sparked by little more than political name-calling in the House.
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Degrading the office by actions or even name-calling weakens it for future presidents and it weakens our country.
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It was an hourslong tirade against Mr. Macron, laced with name-calling and epithets, and woefully deficient in substance.
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He just woke up in the middle of night upset about Trump's name calling and released the damaging information.
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What should language arts class look like when ad hominem arguments, name calling and "alternative facts" overwhelm civil discourse?
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There's a lot of slander and name-calling and lying that's going on and passing itself off as news.
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Moreover, the media focus on emails, name-calling, and other diversions meant that the Democratic message was largely unheard.
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Insults, name-calling, intimations of violence against candidates are hardly shocking any more when they come from the President.
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And one that would never engage in the type of bullying and name-calling we see from Matt Bevin.
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"We've been promised that the days of name-calling and blaming are over," Mr. Thomas said in an interview.
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"I hope she is OK." We are, by now, used to the President's name-calling -- it is unpresidential and gauche.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: "I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling"
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" Jill states in defense of the name-calling, "Because you were littering and I was trying to protect the earth.
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" Trump did not resort to name calling ... he just said "So much time and money will be spent - same result!
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FOX, CNN, and all fed the beast, posed their questions on scandal, name-calling, and the infighting between the candidates.
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Arthur: It may get old having a presidential campaign that is little more than name-calling and personal insults, however.
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I'm not suggesting that every political discussion should devolve into name-calling or that we shouldn't be respectful of others.
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She said name calling and other put downs escalated near the end of her time as a Twin Flames student.
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Today it seems everyone is either on the deep right or deep left, with just name-calling and personal attacks.
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Is this what we are reduced to, accepting buffoonery and childish name-calling from our president as the new norm?
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" She mentioned Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders by name, calling them both "political treasures" who "would make spectacular presidents.
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"We feel he resorted to frivolous litigation and name-calling instead of business negotiations," Sena Fitzmaurice, a Comcast spokeswoman, said.
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But the reality is that Trump's comments and actions have become much worse than a little Fourth Estate name-calling.
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At times, it has seemed crippled by factionalism, as board meetings descended into name-calling and bickering over parliamentary rules.
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Fortuna grew up in France and gives this sundae a more Gallic name, calling it a Banana Parfait Mille Feuilles.
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Yes, the insults and name calling are straight out of a playbook that a high school sophomore would find infantile.
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"Compared to the infighting, back-biting and name-calling among Republicans, Democrats look like they're marching in lockstep," he said.
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We suffered 10 days of name-calling, virtue-signaling leftist fun in the echo chamber known as the mainstream media.
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He stepped down, but the new regime engaged in name-calling, questionable financial practices and other un-Santa-like behavior.
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My wall rapidly descends into bitterness, name-calling, other people fighting over whether I am allowed to be a Democrat.
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Officials decided to use a garbled and erroneous Anglicization of the island's name, calling it "Porto Rico" for three decades.
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"Elites" also remained "elites," according to the study, because of their verbal aggression toward other students (starting rumors, teasing, name-calling).
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The name-calling, the threats, the attacks... it might be fun on a soap opera, but in real life, it's pathetic.
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Newell's response—even with its fairly puerile name-calling—seems written out of a desire to get eSports to grow up.
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The scandal is so polarizing it's almost impossible to discuss any aspect of it without the conversation ending in name-calling.
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Don't worry, we'll still have the name calling, threats, promises, rallies, commercials and more — I didn't say the campaign is over.
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On releasing tax returns, birtherism, debate prep and name-calling, Pence has chosen to go his own way during the campaign.
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" Leakes and Bailey are there to toast her, though they are still using code names for Daly's name — calling him "baby.
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"What he has to avoid is a sense that he is name-calling, highly disrespectful, badgering, anything like that," he said.
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But Trump's name-calling on the stump before friendly crowds didn't stop when he joined his opponents on the same stage.
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There's a certain lack of civility and common sense, a complete exaggeration of name calling and triviality [that] is just astounding.
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And the Trump adviser on the receiving end of the name-calling also happens to be married to Trump's daugher, Ivanka.
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Name calling, and accusations going so far as some Christians claiming that he is 'not a Christian', are leveled at Cruz.
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Then consider a recent inter-Islamic event which attracted less publicity than the Saudi-Iranian name-calling but was still important.
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His hard-edged rhetoric extends much further back, to the name-calling of his primary and general election rivals in 2016.
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But going on what's happened to date, it's looking more and more like the name-calling has had the opposite effect.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's public feud with a top Republican on Capitol Hill has entered the name-calling phase. Sen.
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Instead, Trump puts forward name-calling, taunts, mockery, threats, insults, hostility to Mexicans and Muslims, and barely constrained contempt for women.
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The internal emails, in an explosive report by The Huffington Post, revealed a bunch of name-calling, slut- and fat-shaming.
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I don't like hating people, I don't like fighting, I don't like name-calling, so I'm not going to do it.
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Still, not everyone was convinced by her posts, which have at times been met by ridicule, vitriol and ugly name-calling.
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Eventually there's kicking and screaming and not-so-sisterly name calling; their mother is phoned to dole out punishment from afar.
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Get ready for a slog — one that might include portfolio modeling assignments, distracted university leadership and maybe even some name-calling.
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Yes, there was bellicose chest-beating targeting North Korea, Iran and Venezuela, but it was made cartoonish by schoolyard name-calling.
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Kim Jong Un has shown no indication that the President's name-calling and tweeting are pushing him to the negotiating table.
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"We've had a lot of name-calling here and I'm sure that makes everybody on the left feel better," Inhofe said.
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Such name-calling degrades individuals who actually suffer from serious mental illness and adds to the challenges they face each day.
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In today's finger-pointing, name-calling media world, can you even conceive of a scenario where no one is really "at fault"?
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In ignorance and in anger I was the subject of much torment — threats, name-calling, and physical abuse when I was younger.
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To me, and I don't care if this might be name-calling, but they're not people that live in their own truth.
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Fifth-grade teacher Nina Teresi spends classroom time discussing impolite behaviors — name-calling, eye-rolling and interrupting ... for the Trump-Clinton debate.
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Or do they see the name calling and baseless accusations across social media and think their teachers and counselors were all wrong?
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Debbie Ramsey, a retired federal government employee from Summerville, said she was "disappointed" by the abundant name-calling among the GOP candidates.
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Riots, anger, vulgarity, name-calling and violence have broken out in the streets of our nation with tempers on both sides flaring.
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"Donald Trump has repeatedly demeaned millions of Americans with bigoted insults and name calling," said Justin Barasky, communications director at Priorities USA.
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But the presidential race has descended into a series of off-color jokes, threats, name-calling and allegations about hidden bank accounts.
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Other candidates across the country are treading similarly constructive paths and running campaigns based on positive contrast, as opposed to name calling.
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John Kasich, but Republican lawmakers appear to have zeroed in on specific texts that they say may have moved beyond name-calling.
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"Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg needs to drop the political punditry and the name-calling," the newspaper said in an editorial published Wednesday.
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Things that signal you're disgusted with your partner are all super toxic for a relationship, like hostile humor, name-calling, eye-rolling.
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Trump and the Republicans will demonize and vilify whoever the Democrats would chose, but Pelosi has proven impervious to their name calling.
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His words were sharper than the Fox hosts, indulging in name-calling and vaguely suggesting that "someone" should get violent with Hogg.
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The problem is that for all the name-calling, none of Mr. Friedman's critics had figured out what he had gotten wrong.
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Shortly after Schneider's speech, Spencer excoriated the ACU executive for name-calling and not being fully informed about the alt-right movement.
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"I'll tell you with Donald Trump I want to see that he has rational answers to questions without name calling," said Leven.
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The women in suburban Dallas all conceded they have cringed sometimes at Mr. Trump, citing his pettiness, impulsiveness, profanity and name calling.
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Finger-pointing, name-calling & screaming with your keyboards is easy, yet...It solves not a single problem, saves not a single life.
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Here's where Democrats have a chance to make their position clear and to win over voters who are frustrated with name-calling.
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"Your secret's safe with us," Simone's close friend Juliet (Claire Goose), a Christian, says during the calm before the name-calling storm.
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There were no fiery floor speeches, no storming of secure hearing rooms, and no name-calling from the Oval Office via tweet.
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With the rise of social media, vaccinations have become debated online, and -- emboldened by anonymity -- people engage in name-calling and shaming.
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" Monson told the outlet that it was "disappointing" to hear Fisher and Wheeler attempting "to bully the LGBTQ community with name-calling.
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" She mocks liberal "snowflakes" as being overly sensitive to name-calling, but says she is bothered when people use the word "retard.
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The American abstention has triggered more than the usual amount of outrage, name-calling and threats from Mr. Netanyahu and his allies.
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The announced meeting comes after months of increasingly hostile rhetoric between Trump and the North Korean leader, including name-calling and threats.
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Fashion Review PARIS — The general tone of current public discourse — the name-calling, the taunts, the accusations — is bringing Rick Owens down.
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There's his childish name-calling, his humiliation not just of political adversaries but also of once loyal allies, and his chronic dishonesty.
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This mirroring extends to their rhetoric, where both men have a fondness for, well, name-calling that's rare among presidential candidates and popes.
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There are too many people on both sides blaming one another for the way they voted and too much name-calling and pettiness.
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He was raised by his mother and grandparents, who provided him with his distinctive name, calling him a "a gift to the family".
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"Name calling in the beginning of a relationship is a start to a potentially violent or emotionally abusive situation later," Dr. Skurtu says.
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Community input would be important, since the debate has caused fault lines in the neighborhood, including name-calling, online shaming and slogan slinging.
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If only people would lower their voices, stop posting rude memes, and quit with the name-calling, we could start having meaningful conversations.
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MARTHA RADDATZ, ABC NEWS: The name calling, I&aposve never heard anything like that with a U.S. president calling a U.S. ally names.
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Splunk had a conference of its own last week, but there wasn't any name calling or corporate pissing matches that I heard about.
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He also pointed to the name-calling and candidates "ripping into each other," which seems like a not-so-subtle hit at Trump.
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The Republican debates had nothing to do with substance or policy ideas or what's best for the country, but gossip and name-calling.
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They don't have the issues that favor them, so they resort to what everybody does in the third grade, which is name-calling.
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"Because of the hyperpartisanship that we're seeing now, there's no problem solving -- it's just name-calling and rewarding special interests," she told me.
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Rubio, recall, famously tried to match Trump in terms of name-calling, even criticizing the size of Trump's hands, but it ultimately backfired.
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Kim Jong Un Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have been in an escalating game of name-calling and personal attacks.
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They're frustrated by the polarized politics, childish name calling, toxic tweets and inability of politicians to work together to solve the country's problems.
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He frames his rivalries with name calling, attempting to box fellow Republicans, Hillary Clinton, and the media into simple, made-for-TV archetypes.
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" The policy tells employees to "avoid blanket statements about groups or categories of people," and prohibits "trolling, name calling, and ad hominem attacks.
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The Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said Thursday that name-calling was not the way to beat the front-runner Donald J. Trump.
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Like Nauman, but coming from a very different place, Florian can get right at the infantile, repetitive name calling we have all experienced.
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Even when Smith takes a break from his incessant name-calling, he covertly shames the teens for veering outside the cookie-cutter mainstream.
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Middle school adolescents who engage in homophobic name-calling, some research indicates, are more likely to engage in sexual harassment in high school.
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Francis has always stressed the primacy of economic factors in fuelling conflict, and he has refused to engage in Christian-Muslim name-calling.
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However, when I hear about people who make threats, resort to name-calling, and yell whenever they get riled up, I get concerned.
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It then exacerbated the offense when one of its founders, Stefano Gabbana, appeared to stoop to name-calling and racial slurs on Instagram.
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"I feel like I'm back in seventh grade here, where we have juvenile name-calling," Representative Mike Quigley, a Democrat, marveled to CNN.
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BARBARA ALLEN KENNEYSANTA FE, N.M. To the Editor: David Brooks makes many salient points, but name-calling detracts from and diminishes his arguments.
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" But the replies were inconsistent, and some were incomprehensible: "If you don't agree with you, there's no need to resort to name calling.
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According to Pew Research Center, 40 percent of Internet users have personally experienced harassment online, such as name-calling, sexual harassment and stalking.
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He called Comey a "showboat" and a "grandstander" in a bit of public name-calling that risks alienating the FBI's rank-and-file.
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Beyond the name-calling — "Shifty" Adam Schiff and "Nervous Nancy" Pelosi — he has held California Democrats responsible even for the state's natural disasters.
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Today, our government is overwhelmingly setting an example of contempt for differences, name calling, one-upmanship and a politicization of each other's values.
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" Later, Mr. Schumer said of Mr. Trump, "It's his and their responsibility, plain and simple — name calling isn't going to get anything done.
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He accused the Trump team of trying to use "lies, smears, distortions and name calling" to knock him out of the presidential race.
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During the course of our relationship, my former partner's propensity for screaming escalated to name-calling, and conflicts reached an all-time high.
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Artime said that while bickering and name-calling have always existed in elections, this cycle has seen a notable uptick in the negative.
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" Pence had refused to use that term during a Monday interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, saying he's "not in the name-calling business.
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This may help to explain, in part, why our politics have coarsened and real political debate quickly devolves into anger and name-calling.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox Trump's rhetoric from Thursday night was somewhat removed from what we've seen in the past (name-calling, bullying, and insults).
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But as we've seen so often during this campaign, Trump can't let a perceived insult stand without a crude, name-calling, misleading response.
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It is not unusual to get a response from a reader, and it can vary from outrage and name-calling to praise and questions.
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Despite appearances to the contrary, this year's presidential follies have managed to feature at least a few policy discussions amid all the name-calling.
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The blitz is also the reduction of this American moment in history to nothing but politicized debates, derogatory name-calling and dictated workplace rules.
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Her sister, Samantha Grant, has provided the press with an irresistible cocktail of public pleas, name calling, and promotion for her tell-all book.
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The style was, for the most part, Trump-lite, which means he resisted the impulse to use name-calling and chants to denigrate individuals.
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When pressed about Kaepernick at his first press conference with the San Francisco 49ers, Bosa backtracked ... saying the name-calling was a bad decision.
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The two had previously had their fair share of name-calling and screaming matches, but have now moved on to lovingly teasing one another.
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The Herald created the meme generator after Spicer wrongly stated Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's name, calling him "Trumble" in a February press briefing.
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Kinzinger also shared concerns about what he termed "name-calling" and the effects those remarks can have on morale in Congress during the interview.
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These women found a way to stand tall in the face of the ugly name-calling that women who speak out often must endure.
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When Ellison was at the University of Minnesota's law school, he wrote under a pen name calling for reparations and a separate black nation.
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Kelis says the name-calling is gonna cost Nas, because she says his team blew it when they stopped the depo to get childish.
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"I don't like the racism, and I don't like the name-calling, and I don't like the people feeling alienated," Bush told People Magazine.
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Gone were the heated interruptions, the name-calling, and, most remarkably given Mr. Trump's advantage, the wave of attacks about his checkered business history.
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All along, I've grappled with the eternal problem of fostering constructive commentary and dialogue in an online world quick to devolve into name-calling.
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Judge Day decided the assaults and homophobic name-calling Jose suffered in Mexico City amounted to harassment by private actors, but not necessarily persecution.
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Some Clinton supporters say they're concerned that voters are nearly fed up with the constant accusations and name-calling that has defined the campaign.
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Name Calling The quest to name the earth's dazzling multitudes of plants and animals is the subject of "Naming Nature," by Carol Kaesuk Yoon.
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But there should be no hatred, no intimidation, no name-calling between the various arms of the federal government or between groups of citizens.
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" The New York Democrat also took issue with Trump's name-calling after he referred to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "short and fat.
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On Friday, his social media team warned on Facebook that it would be removing comments that resort to name-calling or use foul language.
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Our electoral decisions should not hinge upon name-calling or the leaking of scandals, but upon the policies we believe have the most merit.
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Aides are also mindful of how unsuccessful Republican candidates were in 2016 when they tried to follow Trump's lead of belittling or name calling.
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This makes the race more intense and immediate than many past campaigns, and there has certainly been a lot of name-calling on Twitter.
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Children's Society, the charity that published the August report, noted that girls are more likely than boys to experience emotional bullying, such as name-calling.
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Unfortunately, this election has been filled with the things that make reality TV so successful: name-calling, misogyny, and reactionary retribution, to name a few.
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Elizabeth Warren attempted to beat Donald Trump at his own name-calling game in her first campaign event for Hillary Clinton in Cincinnati on Monday.
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Lisa Vanderpump having hurt feelings over… something (perhaps Adriana's impending confrontation) And as always, there will be lots of pointing, name-calling, and one-liners.
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He has been particularly scathing and brutal in his name calling of those on the opposite side of the political spectrum with whom he disagrees.
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Just moments after Fox News' Megyn Kelly flubbed Bernie Sanders' name — calling the presidential candidate "Bernie Sandals" — MSNBC host Christopher Hayes called him Bernie Sandwich.
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It was the messiest and most confrontational debate of the Republican presidential primary, repeatedly descending into free-for-alls of cross talk and name-calling.
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" The first lady denounced the "negativity" and "name-calling" in the election and urged supporters to "choose the right person to lead our country forward.
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But it was precisely that sense of security which steered him away from name-calling Anglophobia or from joining the militant end of Irish Republicanism.
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He called Scarborough "Psycho Joe" (that's clever name-calling for an 8-year-old), while against Brzezinksi, he unloaded a textbook tirade of sexist invective.
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"Yes, I don't like the racism and I don't like the name-calling and I don't like people feeling alienated," he told People magazine Monday.
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Speaking later to CNN's Anderson Cooper, Kasich pledged to not emulate candidates like Rubio and Trump, who have begun a spirited round of name calling.
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It'd be nice to see something more moderate, so everyone could get something done—instead of being isolated and name-calling and blaming each other.
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"We would likely have less homophobic name-calling," she says, "a reduction in teen dating violence, [and] a reduction in sexual assault on college campuses."
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During that meeting, the first lady appeared to indirectly address the elephant in the room: her husband's frequent use of name-calling in his tweets.
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"I knew Tommy liked to play hide-and-seek and I'm calling his name, calling his name and I'm getting nothing," she recalls to PEOPLE.
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And while my parents were supportive of my choice in college major, in recent years studying English has endured its fair share of name-calling.
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The President turns to juvenile name-calling by referring to Kim Jong Un as "Rocket Man" during his first address to the UN General Assembly.
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"Yes, I don't like the racism and I don't like the name-calling and I don't like people feeling alienated," he told People magazine Monday.
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Zegler's previous comments had fans believing Elgort's newfound desire was all her fault, and before long Zegler's Twitter DMs were full of "name-calling" comments.
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President Donald Trump is the Michael Jordan of name-calling, seemingly upping the ante of what's possible in the nickname sphere with each passing week.
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Haley also testified Monday that she didn't tell a grand jury about the name calling because she hadn't recalled that at the time in 2018.
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" Asked by Blitzer if he would agree to call former KKK leader David Duke "deplorable," Pence said he was not in the "name calling business.
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President Trump's public name-calling and bullying have done much the same, frightening people into compliance for fear of vengeance in Washington or back home.
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The finger pointing, name calling and polarization apparent daily on social media and cable news has produced a fog of pessimism across the nation's populace.
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Like Trump's statements, their quasi-comical memeing and name-calling was so destabilizing, flipping between serious and silly, that it warped the boundaries of discourse.
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"The name calling from the left is crazy," said Bryce Youngquist, 34, who works in sales for a tech start-up in Mountain View, Calif.
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To turn suddenly and ask the assembled Congress to put aside nasty rhetoric and name-calling feels a little pot-calling-the-kettle-black-ish.
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While it is naive to assume indictments will stop all malicious activity, it is equally naive to assume they are toothless acts of name-calling.
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" Gorka then made fun of Reines's name, calling him Philippe, Phil or "whatever you call yourself," prompting Ingraham to again say "let's not get personal.
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The two-hour rumpus frequently devolved into unmediated bouts of shouting, name-calling and pleas to the moderators for chances to respond to the latest insult.
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The ruling class -- dominated by billionaires like Donald Trump and the vested interests that prop him up -- have played the same name-calling game for decades.
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" Obama has not responded to Trump's comments, but during a Monday phone interview on the Today show, Clinton said Trump is simply "obsessed with name-calling.
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He prevailed in the 2016 election with similar name-calling -- Lyin' Ted, Little Marco, Crooked Hillary -- that defied convention and gave him the reward he sought.
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"International diplomacy has been reduced to name-calling, giving it a surrealistic sense of unreality that makes the world security situation ever more threatening," they said.
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"The name-calling is juvenile and unpresidential, but there's no doubt it can be effective," said Alex Conant, a top adviser to Rubio at the time.
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That classmate, who is white, had done things in the past that Neelam described as problematic, like casually using racist slurs — not name-calling — among friends.
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The report urges campus leaders to do more to tackle pervasive gender harassment — such as unwanted sexual discussions, vulgar name-calling, and sabotaging women's research equipment.
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"The solution to Trump is not psychological name-calling, it's political action," Allen Frances, former chair of the department of psychiatry at Duke, told BuzzFeed News.
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The debate devolved into name-calling, the editor wrote, and eventually he was completely banned from editing the site he had devoted so much time to.
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And so began the name-calling, the shoving of apple cider vinegar down my throat, and the 10-day diet she put me on at 13.
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Yin said his translated Trump-related video clips sometimes attract thousands of comments, where some supporters engage in name-calling and invective in defending the president.
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The idea of his beautifully crafted speech was to paint the bigger picture, to remind Americans that name-calling and polarisation in politics is nothing new.
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Martin recalls a recent conversation with a group of female Walmart employees who endured sexually inappropriate touching and name calling at the hands of their supervisor.
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In a Facebook post, Jasmine Shepard said she and her family have faced ugly attacks and name calling as a result of the more recent lawsuit.
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During the CNN interview, Pence said he doesn't engage in name-calling, adding that the campaign doesn't want the support of Duke or people like him.
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But Trump's disregard for constitutional norms departs from the Barry Goldwater tradition of his party, while his name calling and crudity shocked men of religious conscience.
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Mulvaney is employing secrecy, duplicity and name-calling to pave the way for the financial sector's bad actors to exploit the hardworking people of this country.
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What swung voters to Leave after months of bitter campaigning and name-calling, especially among Tories, when for most of the time Remain was slightly ahead?
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Kemp, Georgia's secretary of state, won a resounding victory Tuesday after a bruising nine-week showdown filled with secret recordings, outrageous ads and nasty name-calling.
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Thursday night's Republican debate in Miami saw a dramatic shift in tone from recent GOP clashes, which had been marked by rancorous exchanges and name-calling.
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Ms. Stahl asked Mr. Pence, who publicly swore off negative campaigning years ago, how he could run with a candidate so reflexively given to name-calling.
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Mr. Kasich urged the crowd to show that his positive approach to campaigning, avoiding what he described as "name calling" and "sliming," can result in victory.
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"When peer bullying does occur and there is name-calling of fellow students, it's because we've given [children] the green light to do so," she said.
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How much more entertaining for Trump to retire to the political sidelines where he can tweet up a storm and indulge his penchant for name-calling.
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What is interesting is that the Clinton staffers' name-calling and anger embodied the very sort of hostile decorum that Clinton had been decrying against Trump.
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Seventy-two is not the new 18, even if your penchant for name-calling and tantrums puts you somewhere in the vicinity of 6 or 7.
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If your boss uses yelling and name-calling to get results, and that's not what motivates you, you will learn to dread those weekly staff meetings.
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Representative King was taking a page out of President Trump's book in his name-calling, bleating about the media and then lying to cover his back.
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I will have adult conversations about my beliefs and candidate of choice with mature individuals who can have a mature discussion without name calling or shouting.
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A 2015 study found that a middle-school program that taught communication and emotion management reduced instances of sexual harassment and homophobic name-calling at school.
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Compared to the name-calling and penis talk of the Republican side, the Democrats have had remarkably civil and respectful debates heading into tonight's showdown in Miami.
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As many people on Twitter quickly noted, if name-calling Trump during the 2016 election was a crime, then Graham himself would be in jail right now.
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" It was all fun and (S&M) games until the end of his appearance when she skipped over his name, calling out, "Give it up for … him!
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"Even if some really smart person showed that name-calling like that got you an extra percentage point, I'm still thinking I wouldn't do it," he said.
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While calling these white men holding tiki torches and flags with literal swastikas on them "pathetic cowards" may be name-calling — what else would you call them?
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Along with the ordinary name-calling and mud-slinging that comes with any election, this campaign has produced plenty of dark accusations, as well as actual violence.
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Luis Gutierrez said Donald Trump's name-calling targeted at a former beauty queen is alienating two key demographics -- women and Latinos, and those voters are paying attention.
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Both ladies leave the conversation hoping the other woman finds the love and respect they both deserve from a relationship; no name calling, no drink throwing required.
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In terms of advocacy, Melania Trump has mentioned doing work that addresses bullying — a notable choice given the president-elect's love of name-calling on social media.
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This election is about which candidate understands the real problems facing this country and has offered real solutions -- not just bombast, fear-mongering, name-calling and divisiveness.
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Name calling India's Home Affairs Minister responded to the attack by calling Pakistan a terrorist state, but he stopped short of blaming the country for the attack.
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According to federal charges, he and a co-conspirator in 2000 published a fatwa, or Islamic ruling, in Rahman's name, calling for the killing of Jewish civilians.
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In no way are we condoning name-calling, but a sense of agency is so important when you are experiencing bullying and any sort of public humiliation.
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PASTOR VAN MOODY, THE WORSHIP CENTER CHRISTIAN CHURCH: Well, yes, I did receive a tremendous amount of blowback, a lot of vitriol, a lot of name calling.
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In fact, Trump's policy weaknesses were on display in this debate, since without the name-calling, all that was left was for him to explain his positions.
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Veronica shuts down any more "slut" name-calling, and with Betty's help, conspires to find and expose the football team's "playbook" about all the girls in school.
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Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme got into a nasty name-calling exchange with a fan waiting for an autograph, and things nearly got physical.
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A statement Monday seemed to be damage control, calling out the enemies by name, calling them "repugnant," and leaving no wiggle room: "Racism is evil," Trump said.
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There certainly is some truth in this accusation, but it also is true that many of President Trump's opponents have contributed to this coarsening and name-calling.
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His decision to engage in a schoolyard name-calling contest with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. His pointless fight over the crowd size at his inauguration.
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Here he has fulfilled the role of the rage-tossed authority figure by challenging Tillerson to match IQ scores and trying to demean Corker with name-calling.
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The debate also stooped to name-calling, as Trump constantly referred to Rubio on Thursday night as "Little Marco" and labeled his other main rival, Texas Sen.
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" The Texas representative in recent days has expressed some regrets over the name-calling, saying he "took a step too far" in the "heat of the moment.
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She blasted Trump for what she said is his name-calling and bullying of Americans, an attack that is likely a preview of her strategy this fall.
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Many in South Korea, especially those who carry more liberal views, worry Trump's heated rhetoric, mocking and name-calling of North Korea's leader is exacerbating that danger.
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" Kasich, a Republican, said children should not be used as "leverage" but declined to offer a personal judgment of President Donald Trump or get into "name calling.
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It was all part of a Twitter fight that erupted between Musk and New York Times economist and columnist Paul Krugman, who chastised the entrepreneur's name-calling.
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"Perhaps you can understand why, after months and months of being called 'evil' or 'Hitler supporters,' we moderate Republicans are tired of the name-calling," she wrote.
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Add to that a group of politically aware primary voters who hate nothing more than a phony conservative, and you have plenty of incentive for name-calling.
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That such a venue would devolve into a shouting match of anger and name-calling, particularly by Team Clinton, highlights the ongoing bitterness between the two camps.
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"NO" TO NAME-CALLING Many voters are hoping to see a relatively civilized debate, after months of mutual attacks between Trump and Clinton on the campaign trail.
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Among other things, the algorithm tagged posts as offensive when they used profanity, compared someone to Hitler or a pedophile, engaged in name calling, and so on.
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They have said, "Let's get on with it, we're feminists and also other things, anti-racist, gender-nonconforming, let's not fall into name-calling," Ms. Freedman said.
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Billionaires should be grateful for their good fortune and stop being so sensitive to public criticism and name-calling by politicians, tech billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya said Wednesday.
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That would free Mr. Bloomberg to use his superior intelligence and proven administrative ability and leave Mr. Trump with only his childish name-calling as an attack.
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Instead he continued the trademarks of his historically boorish campaign, including name-calling, repeatedly telling boldfaced lies, and statements grounded in misogyny, racial prejudice and religious intolerance.
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The new chapter in their feud had Pelosi and other top Democrats exiting a White House meeting Wednesday complaining Trump resorted to name-calling and personal insults.
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This election is about which candidate understands the real problems facing this country and has offered real solutions – not just bombast, fear-mongering, name-calling and divisiveness.
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I remember nervously pulling out hair from the top of my head, leaving a red, infected bald spot, which, ironically, led to more bullying and name-calling.
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She does not get out down the dirt despite the terrible name calling and scapegoating that goes on against here and I think that&aposs worth pointing out.
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That contrast was never clearer than during the presidential candidates' final debate on Wednesday night, which devolved into a verbal brawl filled with name calling and finger pointing.
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Members of the alt-right use a litany of methods — from fear-mongering to name-calling — to distract and intimidate their opponents while spreading false or misleading information.
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With the leader of the free world unconstrained by niceties, unabashed in name-calling, and unpredictable on Twitter, how do Democrats respond and avoid a repeat of 2016?
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Henson recalls being asked to arrive at the school dean's office after her son and another student were called in after a heated argument that involved name-calling.
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At some point, the snarky jabs at ex-boyfriends and annoying brothers became name-calling and virtue signaling, and her bullish charm had gotten lost along the way.
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In her speech, she kept up her drumbeat against bullying on social media, even though she has been criticized for hypocrisy given her husband's name-calling on Twitter.
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Judge Liam McNally said McConnell was "entitled to criticise Islam in a robust manner", and that his comments amounted to "nothing other than a bout of name calling".
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Still, no clean-shaven mug can prevent Trump from sending out typo-ridden tweets, name-calling Kim Jong-un, or being just generally embarrassing while the world watches.
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Kasich told MSNBC's Chris Matthews that Americans were "hungering" for an "end" to the daily controversies and "name-calling" employed by the Trump administration and others in Washington.
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Critics of the Trump presidency have called out the irony in the first lady pushing an anti-bullying agenda, given her husband's penchant for name-calling on Twitter.
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Doing some name-calling of his own on Friday, he mocked Mr. Bloomberg's height and claimed that General Allen "failed badly" in the fight against the Islamic State.
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But must every incident become a drama pitting sanctimonious outsiders against one another in an ugly debauch of hate, name-calling and vituperation against the already wounded survivors?
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To make the point, he noted that he had been assigned a "gangsterlike" reputation by the North Koreans, but the name-calling had done nothing to hinder negotiations.
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Weller and KSI managed to touch on each others' entourages, money, the split of the purse, and get in plenty of name-calling while they were at it.
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The group found that women are three times more likely to report harassment than men, with verbal harassment and name-calling making up two-thirds of all reports.
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"[Clinton's] mastery of issues and policies and no-nonsense delivery will prevail over bluster, name-calling and promises that can never be kept," added a New Hampshire Democrat.
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But as performed by the actors, that debate did include name-calling, in which Jonathan Gordon referred to Brenda King as a likely puppet of Vladimir V. Putin.
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Unlike most of Trump's insults, which involve generic name calling -- calling people "little" or "fat" or "losers" -- Duckworth's "Cadet Bone Spurs" could have referred to no one else.
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He and Clinton urged voters to compare the substance of their debate with the Republican versions, which last week featured name-calling and Trump defending his penis size.
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The 2016 presidential debates devolved into name-calling and outright lying, leaving fields of detritus for the fact checkers to clean up, but the damage was already done.
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Growing up, I saw my parents experience Islamophobic name-calling, but they did a good job of protecting me from it, and I had tons of Muslim friends.
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And with Comey's first televised interview set to air tonight on ABC, the war of words is certain to devolve into more pernicious name-calling and inflammatory accusations.
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Former CFPB Director Richard Cordray on who should run the agency: "The law is clear here … it shouldn't be decided by name calling and tweets and insults" pic.twitter.
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The Checkup A presidential election offers many "teachable moments": a chance to explain democracy, the electoral process and even a certain amount of negative advertising and name-calling.
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Sanders by name, calling him "Crazy Bernie" and even openly saying he hopes he wins the Democratic nomination, 'cause Trump professed he could beat in a general election.
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"It's painful to have that come up, but it's what Kya had to deal with, name calling," Ms. Owens said during an interview in New York this fall.
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The Robert Kraft case is now at the profanity-laced, name-calling stage ... at least according to a prosecutor who's clearly pissed off at one of Kraft's attorneys.
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But the lingering aftermath of the Russia probe, coupled with a presidential style marked by name-calling and eye-popping tweets, has undermined some Americans' confidence in Trump.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson begins meetings today in Moscow amid grave tensions and name-calling between the U.S. and Russia, roiled by the U.S. missile strike on Syria.
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So rather than get stuck in this endless loop of blame, ignorance, name-calling, and threats (rinse, repeat), let's save our energy instead to focus on the actual issue.
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The politics of the megaphone – the appeal of shrill rhetoric, oversimplification, prophetic fantasy, and facile name-calling – appealed to constituencies hungry for solutions, however simplistic, strident, or supposedly 'final'.
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Only the most shameless of gluttons would eat at Twinkie for breakfast (a group we'd like to offer a preemptive apology to; We mask our envy with name-calling).
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That summit came on the heels of the two leaders swapping swaggering threats of apocalyptic destruction, as well as childish name-calling (Trump had famously called Kim "Rocket Man").
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Trump has yet to respond, likely because he is occupied with bragging about recent political wins, name-calling Ted Cruz, and boasting about how he alone will eradicate warfare.
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From her tumultuous relationship with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, to the name-calling the singer received lately, you don't have to surf for long to get caught up.
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And I hope and I think the majority of Americans, majority of Americans hope that we can really move beyond the name-calling and let&aposs talk about solutions.
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Scaramucci said Bloomberg has the "mental discipline" to handle possible challenges posed by Trump, who has in the past resorted to name-calling to throw off his political competitors.
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Jeb Bush, who dropped out of the race after a poor showing in the South Carolina primary, following months of Trump badgering and name-calling the former Florida governor.
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Melisa Reidy -- who has one child with Russell -- accused the shortstop of name calling, intimidating with personal force and putting his hands on her during their 2-year marriage.
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" She adds: "Many women in Nottingham will still not be aware that they can report this kind of abuse, [including] shouting, following, sexual suggestions, name calling, and fat-shaming.
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A top EU official has told CNBC that he wants solutions rather than name calling amid Brexit negotiations, following controversial comments made by the U.K. finance minister on Friday.
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The entertainment value of the reality show called "Election 2016" is almost addictive — the personalities, the verbal catfights, the name calling, the inevitable daily train wreck or car crash.
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"There seems to be a lot of name calling going on," George W. Bush said during a rally in North Charleston, S.C., just days before the next GOP primary.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said the meeting was "a welcome improvement" to "name-calling and saber-rattling," but argued that details coming out of the summit were lacking.
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"Phased, simultaneous actions" is the North Korean recipe of choice, but it's clear after their name-calling stunt this weekend, they are not actually prepared to give anything up.
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Speaking with Philadelphia's Fox 29, Rosenello said he was a "big boy" who could take the name-calling, but said it was "disappointing" that Christie resorted to such language.
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Pence is often seen as a generic, establishment, inoffensive conservative who balances Trump's chaos — someone who, unlike Trump, doesn't think name-calling has any place in our national politics.
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As the venue fills up to capacity and some fans are left in the hallways outside, they resort to name-calling, shoving, and playing the cancer or disability card.
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Unfortunately, we live in such a hypersensitive time that more name-calling and ugly tweets will be the way we handle this, on both sides of the political spectrum.
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Mr. Mooppan, the Justice Department lawyer, dismissed the notion that sexual orientation was included in the meaning of sex, asking judges to engage in an exercise in name-calling.
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That may be true, to the degree that much of the campaign was about him and some bad decisions he made, and it featured a lot of name-calling.
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But a roughly 20-minute meeting on Wednesday, the first with Speaker Nancy Pelosi and President Trump since the impeachment inquiry began, devolved into name-calling and finger-pointing.
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" So did Mr. Schumer's spokesman, Matt House: "President Trump should learn that name calling is not going to solve the many problems this administration has already brought upon itself.
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Mexico's love for the game is contrasted with Mr. Trump's rhetoric; in one sequence, thoughtful citizens of both countries respond to his promises and name-calling, point by point.
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It's astounding that "Old School," a book built on divisive name-calling, can complain about late-night TV comics' alienating half of the viewing population by being politically slanted.
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So why would someone who has achieved so much, and who receives so much adulation, linger on the sniping and the backbiting and the name-calling of a minority?
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But the North Atlantic alliance faces more serious dilemmas than gossip and name calling, among them new technologies, new rivals, new weapons and a changing America, our correspondents write.
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After she denounced childhood online bullies, critics pointed to President Trump's well-known propensity for name-calling and engaging in wars of words with his political opponents on Twitter.
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When N.F.L. players went on strike in 1987, their replacements (referred to in the title by the derogatory union term "scabs") were met with demonstrations, rallies and name-calling.
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We need a campus culture where disagreement is managed in a civil manner and no one resorts to name calling or bullying techniques to silence those who disagree with them.
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But, the intensity around the name-calling began to hit critical mass with season 7, as Kristen Doute became fixated on making James' alleged cheating a leading topic of conversation.
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The point here is not name-calling or blame, but to come together around the same principles we all support when we consider canons and records and practices of art.
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This latest name-calling follows several pithy titles Trump has attached to opponents, including (but not limited to): Crooked Hillary, Lyin' Ted, Little Marco, Crazy Bernie, and Goofy Elizabeth Warren.
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And I think about the times that we live in right now, in a time of name-calling, when our major political leadership is scapegoating people who are not white.
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This spike in political content has also led to the familiar problems of fake accounts, false claims and memes, and comment threads that devolve into name-calling and sometimes threats.
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Negotiations this year have lacked the name-calling and insults from four years ago, with both leaders seemingly getting along better while each deals with different realities facing their tenure.
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The survey also concluded that online harassment can take shape in a variety of ways such as offensive name-calling, purposeful embarrassment, physical threats, sustained harassment, stalking and sexual harassment.
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The name-calling and insults served the dual purpose of drawing attention to the core vulnerabilities of Trump's opponents, while also deflecting from whatever attack they were throwing his way.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: 'I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling' But the pressure on Republicans to break ranks is growing.
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The elder Bush made no mention of other candidates, including Donald Trump, but repeatedly took sharp aim at the divisiveness, bluster and name-calling that has dominated the presidential campaign.
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If we want our kids to interrupt name-calling and be allies when others are being bullied, there's work that needs to be done on the front end, Greene said.
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Half of the respondents had witnessed bad behavior—such as rudeness, name calling, or harassment—and said it was enough to keep them away from a particular project or community.
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He convinced people in this debate that Trump isn't ready to be president with his sustained criticism of Trump University and ethics, Trump's lack of specifics and Trump's name-calling.
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Apart from the standard bullying and name-calling that hits Devin like a brick, something far more tragic happens that further speaks to the toxicity of name branded self-worth.
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"Homophobic name-calling is a form of gender-based harassment, which includes any behavior that serves to reinforce heteronormativity and sexism and peaks in middle school," the study's authors write.
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Most moments of name-calling — including Scar referring to Simba as a "hairball" and Zazu referring to the hyenas as "slobbering, mangy, stupid poachers" — are absent from the new film.
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The chief of staff's backers largely dismiss the name-calling as sour grapes from people in Trump's orbit who feel Kelly has cut down on their access to the president.
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Over the past few years, some of America's closest Allies have had to endure name calling, distrust and attacks from the United States and domestically in Europe, like never before.
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"The bitterness, name-calling, partisanship … you can add more to it or you can stay focused on the future and why you did this in the first place," he said.
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Gillum said Thursday he believes DeSantis was "playing a little bit of a race card" with his comments, but said he didn't want the campaign to devolve into name-calling.
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In that vote, the American people must make a choice between continuing economic policies that are making the American economy great again or the politics of name-calling and fear.
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I used to work for Henry Blodget, who made his name calling Amazon years ago when he worked at a firm no one knew, a lot of people didn't know.
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Racism has far more dire consequences than asinine name-calling, but it will serve always as a barefaced reminder of the extent to which we remain alien in people's minds.
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The official end of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program brought with it name-calling and protests, but little certainty that Congress will move forward on the issue.
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Those Africans who make it to Italy arrive in a country where name-calling and verbal attacks on even the most prominent black people, like politicians and athletes, is commonplace.
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Picking a replacement: An advisory board will make a recommendation to a four-person panel that's appointed by the city comptroller, public advocate and the borough presidents. Name-calling. Harassment.
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In their view, there was nothing worse than being labeled racist, sexist or homophobic by "the left," because liberal name-calling was worse than any sin that could precede it.
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That's different in nature than his silly stupid tweets about name-calling, but you see endless coverage of him calling one candidate short and making fun of another candidate's name.
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Her lawsuit alleges gender discrimination, asserting that Mr. De Niro's treatment of Ms. Robinson, including his name-calling, was gendered and that she was paid less than a male counterpart.
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In fact, from what I know of Lauren's story — which is not everything — her choices reflected a little of what we did in last year's campaign, #DefyTheName, with name-calling.
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The amount of 180-degree turns, name calling and blaming — you watch the president this morning and the way he acted, it is so unbecoming of a president and democracy.
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The slur (and more name-calling) brought thousands of people out into the streets of several cities in Papua and West Papua, Indonesia's easternmost provinces, for several days last month.
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Kids exposed to candidates' mudslinging and name-calling on TV, on radio, and in video clips online may parrot this talk and engage in bullying behavior at school or home.
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With all the to-ing and fro-ing, unprecedented name calling and personal attacks that characterize today's American discourse, I was quietly comforted by the voice of Marine Lt. Gen.
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A return to hostility, name-calling and bluster as a policy would serve the interests of neither and would be a huge, conspicuous failure of the art of the deal.
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Originally used in the name-calling politics of 19th-century America, snollygoster was brought back into the mainstream due to conservative TV host Bill O'Reilly's frequent use of in recent years.
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He enlisted moderators from among the more fair-minded regulars, and for five years now they have policed not just name-calling, rudeness, and hostility but superfluous jokes and mindless agreement.
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In a bit of a reversal of the usual political pattern, though, what began largely as an exercise in cynical gamesmanship and name-calling has evolved into a wonky policy dispute.
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A few days later, Fast released a statement, explaining that his art was misunderstood, blaming protesters for their "vitriol and name-calling," and stopping short of apologizing for offending Chinatown's residents.
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There's been a lot of name-calling on Twitter today following the emergence of reports of Russian bots and trolls flooding Twitter, in an attempt to influence U.S. politics with disinformation.
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Things could get really personal The 2016 election has already showcased a whole lot of nasty name-calling, but Monday night has the potential to descend into the worst mudfight yet.
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The road leading up to the Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor super fight has been filled with expletives, public insults and name calling ... and it's all been documented on TMZ Sports.
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Thank me #KINGPLUTO Gipp does mention a few rap acts by name -- calling out Migos and Lil Baby -- but it's unclear who exactly Future was referring to during his extended gripe.
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When I'm arguing with Fade—usually this involves saying his name in a scolding tone—Alucard is often asleep and no amount of cat screeching and name-calling will wake him.
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Melisa Reidy -- who has a child with the 25-year-old -- accused Russell of name calling, intimidating with personal force and putting his hands on her during their 2-year marriage.
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During Reagan's first term, he talked tough and even engaged in a bit of name-calling -- dubbing the Soviet Union the "evil empire" -- while wrestling with his biggest foreign policy challenge.
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Willis has been open about her body confidence struggles, revealing on Dancing with the Stars last year that she had once considered plastic surgery due to name-calling about her face.
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It's also in the same vein as what happened 48 years ago to me, in terms of the name calling and slandering.... He can't exclude himself because he's a football player.
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She has faced ridicule from Trump critics for her focus on anti-bullying and cyberbullying, with many pointing to her husband's name-calling and Twitter attacks directed at his political opponents.
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"The bitterness, name-calling, partisanship … you can add more to it or you can stay focused on the future and why you did this in the first place," he said. Rep.
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The last of these issues has been a lightning rod of controversy for Trump, whose husband is perhaps one of the most public, and prolific, offenders of name-calling on Twitter.
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"I think he is providing a service that should be carried out from the top of the ticket, but can't because of [Trump's] petty name-calling and stupid statements," said Blake.
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The lawsuit acknowledged the Southern Poverty Law Center's historic role in promoting civil rights but said it now resorts to name-calling and raising false alarms in order to raise funds.
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Our military exercises (which we have put on ice) are provocative, our sanctions (we haven't implemented any new ones in recent weeks) are provocative, your name-calling of Kim is provocative.
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Other women in the gaming community have faced similar online harassment, which, they say, goes far beyond name calling and has moved into the realm of violent threats and rampant misogyny.
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He met and managed to reach an accommodation with Mr. Cruz, whom he had not seen since their ugly nomination battle ended in name-calling and personal insults in early May.
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It is an exercise in name-calling candor that has provoked horror and consternation in the Socialist Party, glee on the opposition right, and fascinated delight in the French news media.
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A more electable candidate is one who can clearly articulate why corruption is an issue, and who can competently respond in the moment to President Trump's lies, ridicule and name-calling.
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Mr. Allen suggested that Mr. Trump must press Mr. Xi on specific changes to Chinese law that he wants that would help American businesses, but that name-calling will be counterproductive.
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We revel in speaking out against hatred; inhumanity; divisiveness; discourse mired in immature name-calling; ugly, disparaging remarks; talk of destruction and obliteration; and the potential of miscalculation and nuclear conflagration.
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There is a real danger that the climate debate is deteriorating into a game of name-calling, with oil and gas companies all too often portrayed as opponents of climate progress.
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The president has elevated other Democrats with characteristic name-calling: Senator Chuck Schumer of New York ("head clown"), Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont ("crazy Bernie"), Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts ("Pocahontas").
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Across the country, Americans are frustrated at the seemingly unending name-calling coming from Congress and their disregard for transparency as they're writing and voting on bills that impact us all.
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He has also called on Corker, who has already announced his retirement from the Senate in 2018, to step down immediately for having criticized Trump in a bout of name-calling.
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This election is about which candidate understands the real problems facing this country and has offered real solutions — not just bombast, not just fear-mongering, not just name-calling and divisiveness.
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No matter what liberals will dream up next, Americans can take heart in one thing: name-calling alone hasn't worked in the course of American history to remove a sitting president.
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"They may not be ... pleased with the tone of his campaign or the name-calling, but on policy, Donald Trump and Republicans are singing from the same hymn book," he added.
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His name-calling and innuendo, including the suggestion that Ted Cruz's father was involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy, would have been laughable if they hadn't been so destructive.
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Reports from youth non-profits as far back as 227 reveal harassment, pressure to have sex and sexual name-calling in schools, with calls for the government to act going unheeded.
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But he has warned that he might go beyond name calling, such as when he threatened to try to revoke a broadcasting license for NBC after a news report he challenged.
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It was all too frequently a circus on the Republican side where they were simply engaged in name calling and distractions that didn't allow viewers to understand what they stood for.
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The decision to keep someone as a leader should be based not on psychiatric name-calling but rather on the person's behaviors and adherence to the Constitution and confidence as a leader.
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The campaign minefield was already difficult to digest -- with the unprecedented name-calling, nastiness and negativity between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump -- then came the now infamous "Access Hollywood" tape that surfaced.
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HANNITY: It is the left is unhinged, they don&apost have a plan to offer the American people, all they have is innuendo, name-calling, the typical playbook, racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic.
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But poll after poll has shown that the country yearns for bipartisanship rather than the flame-throwing, name-calling political contentiousness that has governed Washington and the campaign trail for so long.
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He just branded millions of people which opens doors to anything and shunning is the least of it: harassment, name-calling, violence, or coming right to your home to terrify your family.
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"The reason it matters is when I hear the descriptors of our current president and how he lacks responsibility and everyone is to blame, and there's erratic behavior, name-calling," she said.
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But for as much as Tyrion has experienced jeering and name-calling his whole life, he can't really understand what it's like to be a slave in any way other than intellectually.
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This year, however, watching and listening to Donald Trump's erratic daily bullying, ranting, bragging, scapegoating, and name-calling, my conscience and my three adult children will not let me vote for him.
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The Bernie bro violence — chair throwing, sexist name-calling and feral threats — at the Nevada state party convention last weekend was denounced as "a scary situation" by his Senate colleague Barbara Boxer.
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"As a candidate, Trump employed the most common propaganda device, name-calling, to define, degrade, discredit and destroy his primary opponents as well as the 'fake' news media," the course description reads.
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Yiannopoulos' supporters, who've taken up the hashtag #freemilo, are protesting and say that supporters of causes such as #BlackLivesMatter aren't called to task for inciting bullying, threatening and name-calling on Twitter.
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To hear the narcissism (and all other things ugly) coming from the leading candidate, Donald Trump, is thoroughly nauseating, regardless of whether it comes via yelling and name calling or soft-speak.
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The Lack Of Camaraderie Shown Among The Women On The Bachelor As the season progressed, fans quickly grew tired of the constant feuding and name-calling that took place throughout the season.
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Women and their bodies are referred to with deplorable name-calling—and the thing is, that's kind of the point: to paint an accurate picture of men's pro hockey in the 1970s.
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Then Stefano Gabbana, a company co-founder and designer, appears to have engaged in a bout of insulting name-calling (including suggesting that the Chinese eat dogs) with a critic on Instagram.
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Mr. Trump derided Mr. Kim as a "madman" on Friday, hours after the North Korean called him a "mentally deranged U.S. dotard," the sort of name-calling exchange most presidents have avoided.
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Additionally, polls targeting voter preference for Democrats or Republicans to control Congress are surprisingly close given the constant stream of chaos, name-calling, scandals and staff turnover in the Trump White House.
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"It really is a shame that every four years the Village has to deal with the smut and name calling that has seemingly become a tradition," one party spokesperson lamented on Facebook.
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Insults are hurled and characters are assassinated within a cascade of name-calling, personal threats, intimidation, bullying, outright lying and sneering false sanctimony — and that was just during the latest presidential debate.
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Rather than using brain cells focused on external threats, a mission that has sustained NATO for 28500 years, the transatlantic alliance seems to be mired in useless name calling and managing personalities.
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Viewers are not subjected to painful, prolonged sequences of name-calling, but instead are invited to witness the private psychological punishments that many who feel they are "less than" inflict on themselves.
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Trump's recent victory notwithstanding, the debate over how to do this needs to move forward on a higher plane, without the name calling, if it is to have any chance of success.
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" He added that he feels alienated from progressives on his campus and across the country, many of whom he believes are unwilling to debate issues "without resorting to shaming or name-calling.
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So name-calling, in general, is bad, and then what I see from the other side is like, if you're calling someone a racist, bigot, homophobe — and they have their list, right?
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It's also worth noting that when psychiatrists engage in clinical name calling about the president's mental status without adequate evidence and proper evaluation, they are damaging the credibility of the entire field.
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"Arizona rejected what has been far too common in our country — name calling, petty, personal attacks and doing and saying what it takes to get elected," Sinema said in her victory speech.
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Of these, name-calling and being subject to false rumors were the top two categories of abuse teens were subject to, with 42% and 32% of teens reporting it had happened to them.
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"The mean Twitters and the name-calling — Bush found that gauche and that is why Barbara Bush did not want Trump at her funeral," presidential historian and family friend Douglas Brinkley told PEOPLE.
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While acknowledging that the tabloid-style strategic branding may have worked for Trump in the presidential election, Democrats insist they will not be baited into fighting back with name-calling of their own.
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Ten Democratic hopefuls took the stage on Wednesday night, invoking a vision of a more diverse and economically balanced America after an era of name-calling and nationalist conservatism under President Donald Trump.
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For months, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales and former Wikimedia Foundation board member James Heilman have been engaged in a public argument about Heilman's ousting that has often devolved into name-calling and hearsay.
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After the fireworks Americans saw in the general election's first presidential debate, many expect the vice presidential debate to be a more sober affair -- free of name calling, shimmies, or, hopefully, audio issues.
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He crashed the Republican Party with the nastiness of his 2016 primary campaign -- remember the name calling, scapegoating, and mockery -- and then scorched the Earth in his general election attacks on Hillary Clinton.
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What began as a tense exchange of name-calling and profane insults took a turn when counterdemonstrators began throwing glass bottles, bricks and balloons of "foul-smelling liquid" at officers, Portland police said.
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Suddenly, a child who could make it past the gauntlet of taunts or name-calling at school could no longer find peace or refuge in the quiet of his or her own home.
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That message, along with that of the other Democratic candidates' focus on jobs and wages, is in contrast to the "sideshow and a circus and nothing but name-calling" on the Republican side.
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Over the past few seasons of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, the relationship between Teresa and Melissa, 37, has been a tumultuous one, with no shortage of name-calling and screaming matches.
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There are presidential candidates spewing hateful messages at one another, a constant barrage of online threats and profanities that reduce seemingly mature adults to name-calling adolescents, and many other unsavory digital cesspools.
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" While praising the importance of debates in general, Bonjean added that, "the last couple of debates have been nothing but name-calling and throwing mud and trying to tear each other's house down.
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Incessant name-calling, the offensive barbs and the comical caricatures that have been the hallmarks of this campaign season must now give way to serious engagement, thoughtful analysis, and above all, sound judgment.
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And while Mr. Ryan has been careful to try to ignore Mr. Trump's garden-variety outbursts and name calling, he becomes agitated over remarks that he feels violate the inclusiveness of the party.
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What about the blood sport of responding to his bullying tweets and his name-calling; and giving attention to the ongoing probe into his campaign's alleged ties to Russia in the 2016 race?
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So if Trump actually wants to see a more growth-oriented monetary policy, he should probably cool it with the name-calling, withdraw Goodfriend, and instead put forward someone who agrees with him.
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Just as the endless stream of name-calling and off-the-cuff remarks from the president has served to numb us to their content, so too has the elaborate stream of obfuscating outfits.
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"It was all too frequently a circus on the Republican side where they were simply engaged in name-calling and distractions that didn't allow viewers to understand what they stood for," Perez said.
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Name-calling, taunting, mocking, and excluding another person could become illegal in Saskatoon if a sweeping anti-bullying bylaw is passed by city council on Monday — a possibility critics say is extremely troubling.
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Rather than focusing on clickbait tweets meant to draw attention to the NFL or petty name calling, the world must recognize that Corker has pulled a fire alarm of sorts on the president.
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" She added that, in all likelihood, Mr. Trump had not read Lenin, Stalin or Mao Zedong, but the "formulas of insult, humiliation, domination, branding, enemy-forming and name calling are always the same.
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The three Democrats said Trump appeared unhinged by a House vote condemning the Syria withdrawal, and the meeting quickly degenerated into a name-calling session led by the president, according to the Democrats.
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The arguments of the people making the case for narcissistic personality disorder are confusing bad behavior with mental disorder and they shouldn't be distracting from Trump's very bad behavior with futile, psychiatric name-calling.
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"But the cruder aspects of Donald Trump — the mean Twitters and the name calling — [Bush] found that gauche, and that is why Barbara Bush did not want Donald Trump at her funeral," he says.
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"The cruder aspects of Donald Trump — the mean Twitters and the name calling — [Bush] found that gauche, and that is why Barbara Bush did not want Donald Trump at her funeral," Brinkley told PEOPLE.
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"Pledging to continue their protests, rallies, and demands to exist safely and see differences celebrated following the inauguration, the teens urge Trump to stop resorting to "name-calling when people speak out against you.
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"Donald Trump's worst nightmare is that the people in the middle — the people who have had enough of the name calling and the mud slinging — have someone to vote for in November," Klobuchar said.
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Moore didn't sound too offended by the obscure movie reference Biden used but said that "I thought it was a little hypocritical" to use the phrase because Biden earlier had spoken against name-calling.
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Still, there are hurdles in the Times' quest to, as the guidelines put it, facilitate "civil" conversations that "avoid name-calling" — hurdles like teaching the algorithm when to flag newly coined insults about politicians.
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But Cornyn's decision to stay out of a primary challenge shows how frosty Cruz's relations have become with his GOP colleagues after three years of bitter infighting and name-calling from the campaign trail.
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During her speech, she addressed the backlash she'd received for choosing this issue as her passion project — largely because critics say her husband, President Donald Trump, uses name-calling to harass his critics online.
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While it has largely been limited to simple name-calling (think: Trump's nickname of "Rocket Man" for Kim), the childish aspects of their words risk spilling over into bona fide geopolitical and nuclear catastrophe.
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"It would be a shame if the Democrats win this election because of all the disputing and name-calling and the way they tend to act during debates," said Ramsey, who is supporting Rubio.
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Sure, there was plenty of teasing and name calling in the halls as I was growing up an almost-but-not-really chubby kid before hitting an early puberty hard right around third grade.
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Your peers likely understand that we're seeing a typical North Korean playbook unfolding: Proliferate insults alongside weapons: Name-calling is the North Korean way of buying time, time they use to make more weapons.
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While we did find a few stories involving cool kids and crushes, we also came across some childish name-calling, a few very encouraging parents, and one kid who had to kiss a dog.
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His choice of words and phrases reminds us that we have become a nation indulging in name-calling and name checks, led by the man that less than half the voters elected as President.
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A lot of the name-calling that was directed at him, and the way that he transformed those painful experiences into his art, becomes part of the message of the whole body of work.
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In minutes, Mr. Trump moved from a call for unity to attacking and name-calling Democrats, including his former presidential rival, Hillary Clinton, and leading lawmakers like Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Maxine Waters.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and his Republican opponent, Marcus J. Molinaro, devolved into a shouting match in which discussions about New York's challenges were largely eclipsed by name-calling and aspersions about the other's record.
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Trump had spent the last four months blasting the impeachment process as a hoax, name calling Democrats and lashing out at anyone who criticized his July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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But for the moment, President Trump's peculiar form of diplomacy — a combination of belligerence, bluster, name-calling and ignorance of history — has somehow produced a possible breakthrough in North Korea that eluded his predecessors.
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Democratic congressional leaders met with Trump at the White House on Wednesday to discuss the issue, but the meeting devolved into an angry confrontation involving name-calling and an early walkout by the Democrats.
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Everyone is struggling in his or her own way, and I'm not a big fan of associating people who are considered by others to be "odd" or "touched in the head" with name calling.
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If you can&apost -- if your ideas are worse, which frankly I think conservative ideas win the day all the time, so then they go and try to resort to name calling and ultimately violence.
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This sentiment is expressed at the same time people say things like "bigotry has no place in 2017!!" when faced with examples of the very blatant, entry-level racism steeped in name-calling and violence.
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After a few days of back and forth name-calling on Twitter, the tension between the two finally boiled over with Connor throwing the first punch and quickly getting escorted out by security, WWD reported.
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But I have to tell you, Alisyn, I'm sort of tired of what I see, the name calling and what I consider to be childishness when we are running for president of the United States.
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Ryan, meanwhile, standing in the cavernous Ways and Means Committee room flanked by American flags, used his address to call for more civility and less name-calling in politics, never once mentioning Trump by name.
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"Arizona rejected what has become far too common in our country: name-calling, petty, personal attacks and doing and saying whatever it takes just to get elected," Sinema told supporters in a Monday victory speech.
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But as the Republican race has increasingly been characterized by caustic exchanges and name-calling, it has moved into an area of expertise with which our fellow New Yorker, Donald J. Trump, is no stranger.
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Politically charged language and name-calling have intensified sharply in the age of Mr. Trump, as the president's often divisive language has caused ripple effects everywhere from Martha's Vineyard cocktail parties to Virginia lunch diners.
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That same commentary has made him an enemy of gun-rights defenders, and he has endured name-calling, personal attacks and outright lies, including a trending video that falsely claimed he was a crisis actor.
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Many Republicans, including some of Mr. Trump's advisers, wish he would stick to those themes, saying they think that he is overshadowing an economic success story by engaging in name-calling and divisive cultural clashes.
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"I don't like the racism and I don't like the name-calling and I don't like the people feeling alienated," Bush, 70, said in an interview with People magazine that will hit newsstands on Friday.
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The survey asked respondents to sort the online harassment they've experienced into "less severe" and "more severe" categories, covering behaviors such as "offensive name-calling" and "purposeful embarrassment" as well as physical threats and stalking.
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What this data shows us is two presidential hopefuls rooted in entirely different worlds: One is interested in name-calling, dwelling on the negative, and hoarding media attention, and the other wants to talk about policy.
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" FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: 'I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling' But Sarandon doesn't think that's a bad thing, noting that now everyone is "awake and scared.
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"The mean Twitters and the name-calling—Bush found that gauche and that is why Barbara Bush did not want Trump at her funeral," presidential historian Douglas Brinkley, a Houston friend of the family tells PEOPLE.
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It begs the question: If the presidential candidates do not respect the representative of the other party – resorting to name calling, insinuations and accusations — can they possibly respect the citizens that voted each candidate as nominee?
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Bickering, shouting and name-calling in the political arena may make for good TV ratings or fundraising, but events of the past week are a terrible reminder that some people take this bruising rhetoric to heart.
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Mr Young, who supports Bernie Sanders for president, has complained about Mr Trump's use of "Free World," writing recently on Facebook that he cannot "endorse hate, bigotry, childish name calling, the superficiality of celebrity or ignorance".
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Trump has repeatedly undercut comments made by his top officials and publicly engaged in a war of words with Kim that has devolved into insults and name-calling -- only raising fears of an eventual military conflict.
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" Dan Stein, the president for FAIR, added, separately, that any suggestion that the organization was trying to use immigration "to shape the ethnic basis of our society is full of crap" and amounted to "name calling.
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The survey found that overall, men are more likely than women to experience any form of online harassment, which includes physical threats and name-calling, but women expressed more concern about it, according to the survey.
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We need a period of healing, we need a period where we try, as hard as it is, to understand the opposing view, begin a dialogue without name-calling, and see if we can come together.
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" Mr. Trump's gibe at Mr. Corker echoed his name calling during the presidential campaign when he labeled Senator Marco Rubio of Florida "Little Marco," Senator Ted Cruz of Texas "Lyin' Ted" and Hillary Clinton "Crooked Hillary.
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The Late Late Show host's newest and highly-anticipated edition of Carpool Karaoke had everything you could want from the biggest boyband in the world: laughs, name-calling, dulcet tones, and even an impromptu dance lesson.
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Beshear said in a statement that he hoped "after today, the nasty press releases and name calling stop, and the governor joins us for the real work that needs to be done to help Kentucky families."
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And they all make a simple point: It's long past time for Trump to stop name-calling an investigation that has uncovered a massive effort for a foreign government to meddle in a US presidential election.
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This is the fatal mistake of conservatives who've decided the best way to deal with Trump's personality — the lying, narcissism, bullying, bigotry, crassness, name calling, ignorance, paranoia, incompetence and pettiness — is to pretend it doesn't matter.
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The latest poll puts Prime Minister Mark Rutte's Liberal VVD party almost neck and neck with Wilders' PVV, which seems to indicate that the diplomatic name-calling is not the game changer pundits were hoping for.
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Take, for example, Trump's incessant, often culturally insensitive name-calling: Or this one, which people worried would start a war: And remember the time he made this not-so-subtle suggestion about New York senator Kirsten Gillibrand?
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" McCall pointed out that Olbermann has engaged in "name calling and harsh personal attacks and the corporation doesn&apost seem to mind," and said he thinks the same rules should apply to "all of their polarizing personalities.
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"I don't like the racism and I don't like the name-calling and I don't like the people feeling alienated," Bush, 70, tells PEOPLE in an interview for the new issue of the magazine on newsstands Friday.
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Today, instead of any sort of reasonable discussion of climate impacts and potential solutions, the hearing mainly entailed a litany of untruths and long-debunked conspiracy theories, along with some incredibly awkward name-calling from the witnesses.
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It should be possible to weigh arguments on their merits, and to debate proper approaches to foreign policy, the federal budget, immigration policies and every other issue without resorting to name-calling or morally damning one another.
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And I think the President realizes and I hope the speaker of the House and (Senate Minority Leader Chuck) Schumer realize that we've got to get together and put the American people first and name calling second.
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On Wednesday, in St. Charles, Missouri, Trump stuck to his preferred name calling, again blasting Kim as "Little Rocket Man" and branding him a "sick puppy" after his White House earlier promised severe new sanctions against Pyongyang.
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Ignoring Trump's name-calling, Warren has consistently hammered home her message about why the economic system is broken, how Trump's policies, like the 2017 corporate tax cut, are making it worse, and how she will fix it.
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"When I hear the descriptors of our current president and how he lacks responsibility and everyone is to blame, and there's erratic behavior, name-calling, it's unfortunate, but you're also describing her," one former staffer told BuzzFeed.
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Although Trump has a history of name-calling and attacking journalists, he lashed out at the MSNBC co-hosts on social media Thursday morning, shortly after their show ended, with two of his most disgusting tweets yet.
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Comments that are likely to get booted, Etim said, are those that contain hate speech, are incoherent, are not relevant to the article, contain name-calling or fit other criteria for being toxic or counterproductive to conversation.
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Unlike Mr. Trump's hollow threats and name-calling, Mr. Barr's examination of how the intelligence community investigated the Trump campaign could offer a more effective blueprint for the president to take aim at his perceived political enemies.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Liberals Clash Over Steering Off High Road" (Political Memo, front page, June 26): As any competent primary-school teacher can tell you, name-calling only escalates anger and leads to worse behavior.
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The former South Carolina governor and UN ambassador trumpeted a message of civility and persuasion, for a few minutes there, arguing not so long ago that name-calling and accusations don't win arguments; mutually respectful discussions do.
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Given how many of the campaigns of 2016 are relying on "pithiness," memorable one-liners and name-calling attacks by candidates and their surrogates, it's not surprising that this strategy has proven effective in garnering media attention.
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Suddenly, the progressive, post-racial, bridge-building society he promised has given way to an angry, jeering, us-against-them nation to be led by a new president who relishes reality-show name-calling with racial overtones.
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Wild Rose School Division superintendent Brad Volkman tells the Edmonton Journal that the school's principal addressed students on the subject, and called on them to be "respectful" of one another and admonished the students' use of name calling.
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The series that brought us Hannah B. is also a series that does a yearly Women Tell All special, which is very obviously engineered to devolve into petty name-calling and vicious fights centering on the lead dude.
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Here's what we've learned from Trump's primary debate performances and what they could tell us to expect Monday night: Face-to-face insults Trump's affinity for insults and name-calling quickly became a staple of his presidential campaign.
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It's not as much fun as blindly bashing "Crooked Hillary," but it might hold more water and signal to voters that holding high officials accountable for their actions is serious business, not just an excuse for name-calling.
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And it's not just the usual dickery of name-calling and threats (though there is that)—players are going so far as to use a glitch to shut down ranked matches that aren't going the way they wish.
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Everything from vicious name-calling, to physical pushing on the line, to women shaming other women for their technique and skill — it was a perpetuation of the abuse we've historically experienced at the hands of our male colleagues.
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A spat within the German government over migration has turned to name-calling, with one ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel accusing another of acting like a "bonsai Trump" by threatening to turn some refugees back at the border.
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So I try to stay away from name-calling, but also stick up for the people that they're trying to bully and realize that you have the strength within you because you have the positivity and that's powerful.
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Just as I started to doff my cap, out comes a picture of Kaepernick at training camp wearing socks bearing policemen depicted as pigs, a return to today's public norm of name calling so honed by Donald Trump.
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Read more: Trump's negotiating team just gave China a trade-war deadline that could have widespread consequences for the US economyThe president's use of name calling results in few friends both among Democrats and within his own party.
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The President -- no stranger to name calling or political swipes -- has already begun jabbing some of the incoming chairs on Twitter over the past two years, and he has decades of history with one of the new leaders.
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Bargaining When name-calling didn't work, the trade association for Silicon Valley behemoths that want to use regulation to over-ride the free market (and call it "competition") tried to offer a revised version of the Wheeler proposal.
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The debate over net neutrality has a little bit of everything: Activists, protests, well-heeled corporate lobbyists, name-calling, Russian trolls, Twitter memes, Twitter abuse, multiple late-night television rants and even a scary death threat or two.
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As is the case with all of our children, the threats my son faced as a tween and teenage boy were nearly impossible to attribute to any particular individuals, and name-calling became the least of my worries.
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"It was all too frequently a circus on the Republican side where they were simply engaged in name calling and distractions that didn't allow viewers to understand what they stood for," Perez told me during a recent interview.
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The transparent and fake public pleas for Meghan's attention and respect, followed by sharp rebuking and straight-up name calling, had the tabloids salivating, and British morning shows were booking the Markle family circus act at a dizzying rate.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton use their Twitter accounts as persistent pulpits from which they can spew invective and name-calling (to be fair, they also occasionally tweet facts and happy campaign highlights).
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As Trump embarks on her anti-bullying crusade, she will likely face critics, those who point to her husband, President Donald Trump, as someone who engages in regular name-calling and other tactics that could be perceived as bullying.
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Short of a war that leaves Trump light on options, the obvious path Trump should be looking to take here is to tone down his diatribes and stop winding Kim up with name calling and threats of regime change.
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Still, Ms. McCain has resisted being painted as a Trump archenemy: Once publicly sympathetic to the sexism and "glass ceiling" she said Hillary Clinton faced, she has since used her platform to embrace Mr. Trump's name-calling of Mrs.
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The story is an apt metaphor for the predicament President Donald Trump's legal defense team faces: struggling to integrate learned, high-powered legal expertise with the crass hyperbole and the name-calling tactics that characterize the Presidents' typical approach.
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They do not appear to have an ally in Roberts, however, whose conduct Tuesday suggested that so long as the discourse doesn't descend into name-calling, he will allow each side to say what it will, true or not.
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Citing what he described as communications to the court from juror No. 5, Mr. Keating said that cursing and name-calling had marred the deliberations, which began seven days ago, and indicated that the jury was at an impasse.
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The transcripts will provide thousands of pages to detail what was a tense, partisan battle fought between Democrats and Republicans on the committee, with an investigation that ended in accusations, finger-pointing and name calling between the two sides.
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She has faced criticism for including cyberbullying -- which falls under the social media pillar of the platform -- specifically in part due to her husband, President Donald Trump's, prolific use of Twitter as a platform for name-calling and bullying.
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"In a world where bullies torment kids on social media to devastating effect on a regular basis with insults and name calling, it is sad to see our president engaging in the very same behavior himself," the statement said.
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"The politics of the megaphone—the appeal of shrill rhetoric, oversimplification, prophetic fantasy, and facile name-calling—appealed to constituencies hungry for solutions," writes Mr Fernández-Armesto, a British historian who teaches at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana.
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The final stretch of the campaign is opening this week with a torrent of insults and name calling that make clear the election will be more about the candidates and their personalities than their policy prescriptions for the nation's ills.
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It was his own father who fanned the flames of racial tensions during the Central Park Five case, indulged in name-calling to publicly denigrate women, and spoke suggestively about his daughter (Eric's sister) on the Howard Stern radio show.
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His supporters can't see that the man they are willing to follow off a cliff is little more than an insecure, scared little boy, as evidenced by his constant Twitter rants and obsessive name-calling, targeting anyone who dares challenge him.
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An event that began with a sober moment of silence to honor Scalia, whose death was announced on Saturday, turned abruptly accusatory as the six GOP candidates unleashed a torrent of attacks and personal name calling, including multiple charges of lying.
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"I wanted to send a message to you guys that if someone uses name-calling to bully you on social media, and even if a lot of people jump on board with it, that doesn't have to defeat you," she said.
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At first it was just name-calling and cursing, Brandi told Latessa – but when Brandi became pregnant with the couple's first child, Jonathan accused her of cheating on him and would punch her in the stomach with weights, she claimed.
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No. These suburban voters became disgusted with the conservative brand, the identity politics, the attacks against the media, the hatred of democratic institutions, and the blind following of a president who has reduced our political discourse to name calling on Twitter.
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Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet that crossed its border in November, leading to the deaths of one pilot and a rescuer, and spawning a diplomatic spat that would lead to trade bans and a lot of name calling.
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"They act as if name-calling is an acceptable substitute for thoughtful debate, as if anger and intolerance should be our default state, rather than the optimism and openness that have always been the engine of our progress," she said.
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The unwise are howling at the majority of Americans who were deeply offended by Trump's comments that we're Puritans, prudes, and "Social Justice Warriors" — as if this petulant round of name-calling paired with borderline gaslighting could stop the bleeding.
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" Kelly's comments came after Trump's response in the latest round of name-calling with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "Why would Kim Jong-un insult me by calling me 'old,' when I would NEVER call him 'short and fat?
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In a new video message released Thursday, a group of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer high school students made a bold request of Donald J. Trump: Become a "president for all" instead of resorting to divisive politics and name-calling.
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They overlook, rationalize and even delight in Mr. Trump's obsessive name-calling and Twitter attacks, his threats and acts of intimidation, his vindictiveness and casual cruelty (including mocking the disabled and P.O.W.s), all of which masquerade as strength and toughness.
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A very public disinvitation, name-calling, and downgraded flights: These aren't the petty acts of scorned celebrity rivals or family drama, but the latest revenge tactics in President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's bitter game of political one-upmanship.
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At rallies, General Benny Gantz, the head of Blue and White, made it a habit to thank the prime minister for his service to the nation; this was a mirror image of Mr. Netanyahu's and Likud's name-calling and personal attacks.
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The red staters and the blue staters, the "Never Trumpers" and the "Never Impeachers," the pundits pouring venom into the flames of social media and the fist clenching, neck tightening, name calling combatants in an increasingly Disunited States of America.
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But with everyone redefining violence based on their existing political sympathies, it just as easily works to mislead and confuse — conflating structural inequality with political name-calling, or equating the impact of artistic expression with the effects of a policy vote.
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Well, so were the audience members for that 1971 donnybrook — er, panel discussion — which lasted three and a half hours and quickly degenerated into name-calling, catcalling and (on Johnston's part) a make-out session with members of the audience.
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Thousands responded — many angered by Mr. Mullins's message, others defended him — in a torrent of vitriol and internet-memes that included some less-than-thoughtful observations on race and policing as well as the requisite name calling and scatological humor.
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But if we are ever to end the partisan bickering and name-calling that is coarsening dialogue and making reasoned compromise impossible, we must insist on a single standard of legality and morality that applies equally to Democrats and Republicans.
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Strained relations between the U.S. and Canada took a nosedive after the June Group of 7 summit in Quebec, which led to name-calling and accusations by President Donald Trump and a sharp rebuttal by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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" At other times, Chappelle chastises people for being too sensitive nowadays, even (kinda sorta) defending Paula Deen in Deep in the Heart of Texas for having used racial slurs on the grounds that "name-calling doesn't break the modern black man.
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"I don't think name-calling has any place in public life, and I thought that was unfortunate that the president of the United States would use a term like that, let alone laced into a sentence like that," Pence said.
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Pew concluded that respondents who had experienced only milder forms of harassment were more likely to say they'd been harassed, with 32 percent of these respondents actually classifying their most recent experience with "offensive name-calling" or "purposeful embarrassment" as harassment.
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My daughter does the same thing, she rolls her eyes at the name-calling and says, "Aw, that's stupid," Look, how we're covering Trump is going to have an impact on our kids and how they consume news and politics. Absolutely.
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Inability to get over it: The president hasn't kicked any of his bad campaign habits, all of which complicate governance — score-settling, name-calling, reckless tweeting, petty grievances, and unnecessary shots at allies and others he will one day need to succeed.
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To draw on Zack's conclusion, I think if you're going to shame the audience, it shouldn't be because they weren't paying attention to politics in the '90s and the '00s because they were too distracted by Fast & Furious movies or name-calling.
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It becomes a symbol for what many see as the disconnect between the Trump administration and reality; another example of the way in which this president and his family continue to define 'appropriate' their own way; and an excuse for partisan name-calling.
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In an era of bipartisan name-calling, dirt-throwing, and rampant distrust, now more than ever we must unite on an issue on which we can agree: justice and relief for the millions of brave women who have survived violence and sexual assault.
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Blowing the lid off the hardscrabble attitude and language of the elder Trump was Ivanka's specialty throughout the presidential campaign, when her kind words about her father served to help people view him as real-person-Trump, not name-calling-candidate-Trump.
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In the investment community, 75-year old Peltz, who speaks in calm tones and steers clear of the name-calling often heard in other contests, was thought to be the only activist who could take on P&G and its entrenched management.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: 'I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling' On Thursday she took to Instagram to share a GIF of herself dressed as Spicer and rushing angrily at the camera, arms waving.
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Katrina Pierson was discussing GOP vice presidential nominee Mike Pence's refusal on Monday to call the former Klan leader "deplorable" in an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer -- "I'm not in the name-calling business," he said -- though he did disavow Duke's support.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: 'I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling' While gathering at NATO's new headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, on Thursday, a group of members were walking together to get to a meeting.
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Fully-grown, 71-year-old Donald Trump has really been channeling the soul of a younger man this week, doing the opposite of what he's told, name-calling (though that's standard behavior), and threatening to beat up Joe Biden in a schoolyard fight.
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A complaint filed on Friday in Santa Clara County Superior Court in California by Hugo Van Vuuren, one Xfund founder, against Patrick S. Chung, the other founder, and the fund itself, includes accusations of secret contract amendments, bullying and schoolyard name-calling.
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President Trump set the precedent for a "seesaw" policy of name-calling a leader and harshly criticizing a given country, and then conveying his willingness to communicate with the same leader and/or even to meet, as in the case of North Korea.
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To the Editor: Re "Cruz and Rubio Wage Urgent Attacks in Debate" (front page, March 4): It's time for the moderators of the G.O.P. debates to set and enforce a strict ground rule that they will not put up with name calling.
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And for me, reporting tweets with hateful language, name-calling, racism, sexism, and any other flavor of despicable you might come across on Twitter, gives me a way to let go of some of my own rage without participating in the division.
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It was a remarkable event as Trump, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer repeatedly sought the political and rhetorical high ground, feuded over what they agreed on (and what they didn't) and barely avoided the whole thing ending in a flurry of name-calling.
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Donald Trump: The President was deeply uneven this week -- at times seeming to understand the depth of the threat posed to the country by coronavirus, and at other times (like Friday) returning to his flippant name-calling of reporters and media organizations.
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"Don&apost provide lengthy explanations and try to stick to simply stating your boundary," she said, adding that boundary setters should avoid getting aggressive with name-calling or yelling since it will make the situation more difficult to navigate in the future.
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I'm looking forward to how the Trump lawyers interact with the House impeachment managers, and whether they are friendly toward one another, or do some of the insults and name-calling that's permeated the president's Twitter account find its way into the proceedings.
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When considering this important role that vaccines play in public health, the name-calling and shaming used online in discussions about vaccines can be unproductive, said Dr. Edith Bracho-Sanchez, a practicing pediatrician and a Stanford and CNN Global Health and Media Fellow.
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His recent trip to the NATO meeting where he used the diplomacy of name-calling to characterize the leadership of some of these allies and intentionally snubbed others was the latest example of his go it alone, "America first, America only" policy.
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"We focus a lot on pension reform as if was the only thing, but it is only the beginning," Guedes told lawmakers in testimony that sometimes threatened to descend into the shouting and name-calling that marked one of his previous congressional hearings in March.
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"Democrats turning out for Cochran is just the tip of the iceberg in an already bizarre race marred by name-calling, mudslinging, allegations of cheating and a break-in at a nursing home where the senator's bedridden wife lives," CNN reported at the time.
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Then, just last weekend, The New York Times published a widely-shared story claiming a similar thesis, using similar language: "The name calling from the left is crazy," said Bryce Youngquist, 34, who works in sales for a tech start-up in Mountain View, Calif.
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Titled "Bad Hombres, Nasty Women" -- an homage to the name-calling flung from both sides during the final presidential debate -- the three-minute remix features the entertainer as the debate moderator, flanked with hooded men to each side, as the candidates respond in song.
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The truth of the matter is that reporters have very good reasons to take Trump's claims with a grain of salt -- and to ignore the name-calling, mockery and insults he uses to try and distract journalists from double-checking nearly everything he says.
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"I do, I really think the #DefyTheName is going to create a community of awareness around how many people have experienced name calling as a form of bullying, and how you don't have to allow it to define you for the rest of your life."
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" Before landing her "ridiculous" line, Silverman cited Sanders's influence on the Democratic Party, pointing out that he'd moved the party platform substantially to the left, while also calling for a united front against Donald Trump's "name-calling and comments about the size of candidates' hands.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: 'I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling' In support of the Immigrants: We Get The Job Done Coalition, an immigration-focused non-profit alliance in the U.S., a sweepstakes with Prizeo.
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Since taking office a year and a half ago, the president has caused fits for the retiring Speaker by refusing to condemn white supremacists in Charlottesville, bashing any tough stories as "fake news" and name-calling House and Senate Republicans who've publicly criticized him.
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The fleeting moment when Clinton and Trump grasped hands was hotly anticipated after months of bitter feuding and sometime ruthless name-calling between the two candidates who had not, before Monday night, seen each other in person since Clinton attended Trump's third wedding in 2005.
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For 90 minutes on Tuesday night, Mr. Pence, the Republican vice-presidential candidate, was asked, over and over, to carry out perhaps the most unenviable, thankless and futile task in American politics: answering for Mr. Trump's cruel name-calling, factual distortions and radical proposals.
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"When you get past the name calling and listen to the facts, he has done more for working people in New York than almost anybody on that stage can talk about having done for people they've represented," Mr. Ward said, referring to the debate stage.
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Then it becomes a symbol for what many see as the disconnect between the Trump administration and reality; another example of the way in which this president and his family continue to define "appropriate" their own way; and an excuse for partisan name-calling.
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Jackson did eventually begin a new novel—a funny, happy novel, in which a recently widowed woman abandons her old name, calling herself Angela Motorman, and embarks on a new life in a boarding house, unencumbered by pets, address books, souvenirs, or even friends.
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But I think the injection here into a certain sort of personal name-calling and claims and counter-claims is silly because it sidesteps the important substantive policies differences that leaders in our political system may have that influence the everyday lives of our citizens.
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Its terms apparently prohibit things like "profanity, bullying, health references, disability references, confidential information, mentioning other people in a recommendation that you are not currently writing a recommendation for, name calling, degrading comments, abuse, derogatory comments, sexual references, racism, legal references, hateful content, sexism" and more.
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The bilateral visit is aimed at expanding business ties, deepening defense and security cooperation as well as discussing key issues facing the region, so "having fruitful discussions in these areas will require that he not set his interlocutor teeth on edge with abusive name calling," Hiebert added.
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Off the top of my head: one of them is forgetting to hydrate, another is voting against the Violence Against Women Act reauthorization, a third is running for president, and a fourth is responding to Trump's "little Marco" name-calling by publicly sitting in an enormous chair.
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" Corker, who had previously warned that Trump was leading the country on a path towards World War III, told CNN's Manu Raju in an interview Tuesday that the President would be remembered for "the debasing of our nation, the constant non-truth telling, just the name-calling.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: 'I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling' After Carlson went public with her allegations, six more women – four of whom remained anonymous – came forward claiming they'd been similarly harassed by Ailes over multiple decades.
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But it is especially so now with a president who careens from gross incompetence to troubling executive overreach; who tolerates, even encourages, corrupt behavior; and who tries to govern through a toxic mix of self-adulation, divisive rhetoric, fear-mongering, outright lies and juvenile name-calling.
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The name-calling follows an explosive interview with Giuliani on Fox News's "Hannity" Wednesday night in which the former New York City mayor said Trump fired Comey because Comey wouldn't tell Trump that he wasn't a target of the FBI investigation into Russia's 2016 presidential election interference.
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His rallies — furious, entertaining, heavy on name-calling and nationalist overtones — became the nexus of a political movement, with daily promises of sweeping victory, in the election and otherwise, and an insistence that the country's political machinery was "rigged" against Mr. Trump and those who admired him.
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It's not always fair to judge someone's relationship based on a few hours of footage grabbed for the sake of a reality TV show, but James' name-calling and angry outbursts at Raquel aren't something that can be washed away with the ol' "out of context" explanation.
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Nothing, they say, could be more polarizing than the president's behavior, which has included telling nonwhite congresswomen to "go back" to where they came from as well as frequent volleys of name-calling against the media, his political opponents and even some former members of his administration.
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" The artist is "surprised and distressed by the vitriol and name-calling" without citing specific terms, but then compares the mostly Asian-American protesters to white supremacists by writing, "I expect this sort of characterization from right-wing trolls carrying tiki-torches and howling for walls to be built.
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MIKE PENCE But I've found him to be, well, you know, I don't think name-calling has any place in public life, and I thought that was unfortunate that the president of the United States would use a term like that, let alone laced into a sentence like that.
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"I guess with the snakes, I wanted to send a message [to] you guys that if someone uses name calling to bully you on social media, or even if a lot of people jump on board with it, it doesn't have to defeat you," Taylor told the crowd.
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Jasmine Adams told CBS This Morning that children in her daughter's fourth-grade class "called her the n-word and the b-word" and that the name-calling stemmed from McKenzie being best friends with a white boy whom she rode to and from school with every day.
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This could turn into a mission, for many Americans who fear Trump, to save the nation's political process from turning into an ugly, nasty name-calling street fight where candidates compete to see who could do a better impression of professional wrestlers on their way to the White House.
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But with Trump, it's the name-calling and bluster that might be the act," Wolff writes, documenting Trump's sentiments for some of the media's most elite — News Corp's Rupert Murdoch, Viacom/CBS's Sumner Redstone, and CBS president and CEO Leslie Moonves: On Murdoch: "Rupert is a tremendous guy.
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Name-calling, to varying degrees, helped Trump embarrass Rubio in the Florida primary, beat down Cruz on the stump and ahead of what was shaping up to be a tight delegate fight, and destroy the blue wall Clinton was banking on in the Rust Belt -- and Trump knows it.
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And if the dealings themselves were not unseemly enough, prosecutors said, many were carried out via bullying, name-calling and thinly veiled code words; Mr. Percoco's and Mr. Howe's use of "ziti" to refer to money — a nod to the Mafia drama "The Sopranos" — was a frequent motif.
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"When his term is over, I think the debasing of our nation, the constant non-truth telling, and the, just the name-calling, the things that I think, the debasement of our nation is what he'll be remembered most for, and that's regretful," Corker said about Trump last year.
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He said McConnell is more comfortable "finger-pointing and name-calling" than rebutting Schumer's requests to hear from acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former national security adviser John Bolton on why aid to Ukraine was delayed while Trump sought a Ukrainian probe into Joe Biden.
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And with a 27,000-square-foot mansion in the capital's Kalorama neighborhood, which he bought for $23 million three years after he acquired The Post in 2013, he is a figure to be reckoned in political circles, albeit one who suffers name calling from the president's Twitter account.
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A Pew survey from 2017 offers one measure of this problem — while men were more likely to experience some forms of online harassment, like name-calling, women were more likely to experience sexual harassment, and people of color were more likely than white people to experience harassment based on their race.
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The news was met with name-calling, even though Ebell agrees with the same position taken by a former top scientist with the Obama administration, Steve Koonin (formerly of Cal Tech) namely, that scientists simply do not know what fraction of observed global warming is due to manmade CO2 emissions.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: 'I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling' Trump stood front and center as the leaders gathered for a group photo, with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to his right and British Prime Minister Theresa May to his left.
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The same pattern has prevailed in the presidential campaign, in his complicated relationship to Trump — obsequious at first, cynically imitative on issues where Trump's demagogy has worked, and finally self-righteous and dudgeon-filled now that the name-calling and scandal-mongering have been turned against his reputation and his family.
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The juxtaposition of high pageantry and low name-calling, on the first day of Mr. Trump's state visit to Britain, captured yet again the odd swath that this president cuts on the world stage: impulsive and erratic, delighted by a lavish welcome but preoccupied by petty feuds or events back home.
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Finger-pointing, name-calling, wild accusations, cries of treason — it was an unsettling display, not simply of Mr. Trump's emotional fragility and poor impulse control, but also of his failure to understand the nature of the office he holds, the government he leads and the democracy he has sworn to serve.
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"Donald Trump's worst nightmare is that the people in the middle, the people who are tired of the mudslinging and the name calling, will have a place to call home this November and that has been our mission from the beginning," the senator said after a sixth-place finish in Nevada.
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"I think at the end of the day, when his term is over, I think the debasing of our nation, the constant non-truth-telling, the name calling … the debasement of our nation will be what he will be remembered most for, and that's regretful," Corker told CNN's Manu Raju.
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A 2010 YouGov survey found that one in three girls aged 16 to 18 had experienced unwanted sexual touching at school, and 71% of 16 to 18 year olds said they'd heard sexual name-calling such as "slut" or "slag" towards girls at school daily or a few times per week.
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There was no name-calling or talk of penis size at last night's Democratic debate in Flint, Michigan, but Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton still got feisty with each other on a host of issues ranging from gun control to the auto bailout ahead of the next primary contests on Tuesday.
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We have seen this with incredible waste on "special investigations," the failure to deliberate and vote on important posts within the government, the willful violation of political tradition both in and outside the branches of government, name-calling, the embarrassing willingness to flaunt the authority of office, and shameful disregard for public opinion.
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In a presidential campaign that has too often devolved into name calling, the discussion of justice reform in both the vice presidential debate and the first presidential debate stands out, focusing on an issue that can help heal deep racial divides and build trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve.
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At a moment when name-calling, taunts and criticism often seem the dominant themes in public discourse — when the sports world and the administration in Washington are at social media war, and "dotard" has entered the daily chat — generosity and sensitivity to the individual can seem like a rare and surprising thing.
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All the awful circumstances she faced -- the teasing, the name calling, the violence, the rejection in various realms of her life -- help explain why 41% of transgender people report attempting suicide, why 20% to 40% of homeless youth identify as LGBT and why transgender people are twice as likely as others to be unemployed.
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"We shouldn't accept ugliness as the norm," the Wisconsin Republican said in a bluntly worded address about the "state of politics" to an audience made up mostly of congressional interns but aimed squarely at the adults in his party who are running for the White House in a campaign marked by name calling and profanity.
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"Because ORR care facilities diligently track all allegations of a wide range of sexually inappropriate conduct, ranging from name calling or use of vulgar language to more serious claims, the data given to Congress by our agency reflects allegations much broader than 'sexual abuse' ... to also include 'sexual harassment' ... and 'inappropriate sexual behavior,'" Hayes said.
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Your hope that North Korea would give up its nuclear weapons, missiles and technology was viewed as a pipe dream even before you met Kim in Singapore -- and with North Korea's latest round of name-calling, your interlocutors see you and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo foolishly driving down a boulevard of broken dreams.
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Hyperbole, name-calling, back-room deal-making and more dot these stories, which also include (in order of broadcast) Abraham Lincoln-Stephen A. Douglas (1860), George H. W. Bush-Mike Dukakis (1988), Harry S. Truman-Thomas E. Dewey (1948), Andrew Jackson-John Quincy Adams (1824 with an 1828 rematch), and Mr. Bush-Bill Clinton (1992).
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In 2012 I believed then and now that Democrats severely overplayed their hand, leaning on all those old stereotypes to convince the country that Mitt Romney -- the successful, mild-mannered, Mormon family man who eschews cursing and name-calling -- was a racist and sexist monster better suited for a white-collar prison than the presidency.
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Then there is this odd political dynamic at play: After losing 220006 seats in the midterms and watching the rush of current House Republicans into retirement, the remaining party faithful have concluded that despite Trump's negatives, their only chance to hold on to power is to stick with Trump's theatrical bullying and name-calling.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: 'I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling' The Times cited a memo that Comey wrote after his meeting with Trump following Flynn's resignation amid revelations that he had discussed Russian sanctions with the country's Ambassador Sergey Kislyak on a phone call in December 2016.
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Enthoven, who spent two years as a product manager at Google before starting Kapwing, says that around twice a day, someone would respond with either rude comments (aggressive threats or name calling), heckling and harassment (sexual jokes, asking her out, suggestive photos and emojis, or comments on her looks), or trolling (offensive and sarcastic internet speak).
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As we close this edition of "Media Buzz," let me just say to honor Charles&apos legacy, not that most of us could ever match his standard, I will try even harder to report and analyze the news with the rigor and with passion, but without the anger and the name calling that he always rose above.
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" In the same op-ed, however, Hoskin took issue with name-calling; though he didn't explicitly mention Trump derisively dubbing Warren "Pocahontas," he wrote that "when someone disparages someone else's family lore by dismissively calling them names or using negative stereotypes about Native Americans, that robs us all of an opportunity to have a meaningful discussion.
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It means, for example, that Barack Obama and his team of lawyers defend the legality of his immigration orders protecting 5m people from deportation on the merits rather than by engaging in a name-calling campaign to discredit and delegitimise the federal judge in Brownsville, Texas who unilaterally stopped the programme before it could be implemented.
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Donald J. Trump's behavior in recent days — the political threats to the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan; the name-calling on Twitter; the attacks on Hillary Clinton's marriage — has deeply puzzled Republicans who expected him to move to unite the party, start acting presidential and begin courting the female voters he will need in the general election.
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There was the name-calling from the dais of the United Nations General Assembly, and the casual suggestion of launching a military attack on Venezuela, which reportedly stunned his dinner guests, Latin American presidents who are reported to have quickly told him, no, no, we prefer diplomacy, and left his UN ambassador, Nikki Haley, looking downright alarmed.
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Similarly, Trump has threatened North Korea with "fire and fury like the world has never seen"; flown bombers capable of dropping nuclear weapons near the Korean peninsula; positioned a Navy armada, complete with three aircraft carriers, in nearby waters; and continually taunted North Korea's leader with name-calling—all of which could help create a pretext for war.
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It is the same strategy of bullying and name-calling that polls show has already succeeded in diminishing trust in special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into possible Russian collusion with Trump's presidential campaign.
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In the midst of a rambling diatribe about CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta, Trump engages in a lot of name-calling about major television networks and makes some wild misstatements about polling: So, I think he's very disrespectful to the media, I think he's very disrespectful to the office, and I think he's bad for the public.
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Her other producing and directing credits include "Straightlaced: How Gender's Got Us All Tied Up" (2009), about sexuality conflicts faced by teenagers; "Let's Get Real" (2003), about name calling; "One Wedding and a Revolution" (2004), about the legalization of same-sex marriage; and "Celebrating the Life of Del Martin" (2011), about a leading lesbian-rights activist.
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Cuomo isn't even the first case of Fredo name-calling in national news: In 2017, after the media revealed that Donald Trump Jr. had met with a Russian lawyer to collect dirt on Hillary Clinton, Trump aides and popular Twitter users compared him to the "Godfather" character, a hapless heir trying too hard to involve himself in complicated affairs.
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It is that Donald Trump's racist, sexist and misogynistic rhetoric and a candidacy steeped in hateful name-calling and total disregard for things Americans hold dear — the office of the president, civility, knowledge of policy, a caring about people different from us and basic human decency — are not something Americans can suddenly be on board with.
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Specifically, that means they've experienced at least one of a half-dozen types of online cyberbullying, including name-calling, being subject to false rumors, receiving explicit images they didn't ask for, having explicit images of themselves shared without their consent, physical threats, or being constantly asked about their location and activities in a stalker-ish fashion by someone who is not their parents.
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I went through some times when I didn't know if I was gonna get to do this anymore and I guess the snakes … I wanted to send a message to you guys that if someone uses name calling to bully you on social media and even if a lot of people jump on board with it, that doesn't have to beat you.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush on Donald Trump: "I Don't Like the Racism and I Don't Like the Name Calling" Perry seemed to be more than ready for her beachy getaway before Tuesday, posting a hilariously odd video of the house-elf Dobby from the Harry Potter series doing what appears to be a hula-style dance near a palm tree.
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These are topics that don't matter when it comes to making a difference in the future of our country: the size of a candidate's hands (and therefore other body parts), the now-moot birther issue, the Monica Lewinsky and Marla Maples scandals, the name-calling and finger pointing about who is more racist than whom, who is healthier than whom.
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" When Blitzer pushed Pence on whether Duke would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..." Duke, who recently made robocalls urging voters to support Trump, was apparently pleased at this framing, and praised Pence: "It's good to see an individual like Pence and others start to reject this absolute controlled media.
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" In a CNN interview on Monday, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's running mate declined to call Duke "deplorable," saying he won't engage in "name-calling.
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Washington (CNN)The proverbial game of chicken between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has only escalated in recent months, but amid the public name-calling and threats of annihilation, regime officials have been quietly attempting to set up meetings with Republican analysts in an apparent attempt to better understand the mixed messages coming from the Trump administration.
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"I hope they don't just sound like President Trump's tweets, that they don't simply resort to finger-pointing, name-calling and debunked conspiracies," Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerTed Cruz clarifies after Lev Parnas's lawyer calls senator's tweet 'fake news' House Democrats unveil 0B infrastructure plan Democrats to unveil infrastructure plan with eye on 2020 elections MORE (D-N.
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Many Americans would probably agree with the President's vitriolic blasts when he referred to those who commit terroristic acts as "animals" in need of "far quicker and greater punishment..." A president's proper role is not to inflame the passions and fears of the angry crowd with name-calling that could get a prosecutor held in contempt of court and the conviction of a dangerous criminal reversed.
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But then when the tweeting continues, when the kind of name-calling with other foreign leaders, not just Kim Jong Un but other leaders around the world who we might have a disagreement with – you know, I think he's called out virtually every foreign leader in the world, with the exception, of course, of Vladimir Putin, which again raises a whole other set of issues.
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As he and Catovic characterize it, the name-calling, telling Juniors parents to speak English, hecklers yelling "Here come the future criminals" as the kids took the field, all added up to something depressing but something he and fellow coaches tried to navigate through—not least because they had little expectation that the local soccer authorities had any will to deal with the issue.
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North Korean state media said this week that "no-one can predict when the lunatic old man of the White House, lost to sense, will start a nuclear war," referring to Trump's aggressive rhetoric toward Kim Jong Un. Trump and Kim have engaged in name-calling in recent months as tensions between the two countries increase and North Korea continues expanding its nuclear program.
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One could argue that there's a discussion to be had about Hill's comments, one that goes beyond just what was said but also addresses race, politics, and the way Trump has stoked those fires since he announced his candidacy with comments about Mexico sending "rapists" to the U.S. But this is 22017 so it's all devolved into a chaotic echo chamber of name-calling and the further dumbing down of discourse.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) whom Trump has attacked before with the same name-calling in an effort to belittle her and remind people of the controversy surrounding her campaign for Senate when she claimed Native American ancestry.
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After discovering that the majority of LGBTQ students surveyed experienced bullying and name calling because of their identity, they decided to work with their old middle school to establish a Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) for youth, add safe space stickers to classrooms, fill the library with LGBTQ-friendly books, and encourage educators to take Gender Spectrum training (Gender Spectrum helps organizations and individuals who work with youth to become more gender-sensitive and inclusive).
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" (Talk about saying whatever comes into one's head.) The last barrage drew a chorus of criticism from venues that would ordinarily be vociferous cheering sections for the semi-cult heroine also known as "the Notorious R.B.G." Even the editorial page of the New York Times (not a reliable booster of Donald Trump in July of 2016 or today) opined that "Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg needs to drop the political punditry and the name-calling.
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" Speaking to a packed crowd at the annual Clinton Global Initiative in New York, Clinton took on Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE without mentioning his name, calling on those listening to reject calls that they "choose walls over bridges.
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As Corker correctly said of Trump on CNN: "He purposely is breaking down relationships we have around the world that have been useful to our nation, but I think at the end of the day, when his term is over, I think the debasing of our nation, the constant non-truth-telling, the name calling … the debasement of our nation will be what he will be remembered most for, and that's regretful."
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Rep. Mike QuigleyMichael (Mike) Bruce QuigleyLawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits Mueller Day falls flat Mueller on Trump's WikiLeaks embrace: 'Problematic is an understatement' MORE (D-Ill.) on Monday criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE for resorting to "juvenile name-calling" by attacking Rep.
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At the same time, if Clinton crushes Trump in November, the message will be sent by the American people that the game he played to become the Republican nominee — through mainstreaming bigotry; name-calling; insulting women, the handicapped, Latinos and Muslims; retweeting posts by hate groups; ignorance of the Constitution; and a willingness to lie and make stuff up with an ease and regularity never seen before at the presidential campaign level — should never be tried by anyone again.
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" In the blistering column, the newspaper said that while it would not "sink to name-calling in the Trumpian manner" following his attacks on the majority-black district, it would like tell "the most dishonest man to ever occupy the Oval Office … the gleeful grabber of women's private parts, the serial bankrupter of businesses, the useful idiot of Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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Yet rather than ratcheting up the name-calling war with Mr. Netanyahu's government, Rabbi Jacobs and other leaders of the Jewish Agency of Israel — a group that supports Jewish diversity and inclusion and that helped negotiate the Western Wall agreement — now say they are starting an ambitious campaign to influence public opinion about the needs of diaspora and less-religious Jews where they are understood least, and where their political clout is feeblest: in Israel itself.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity late Monday invited ABC's Jimmy Kimmel to appear on his program, vowing there would be "no name-calling, no anger, no rehashing of the Twitter fight" that began with Kimmel's mockery of first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE's accent.
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Rep. Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Gaetz cleared by Florida Bar after Cohen tweet probe MORE (R-Fla.) piggybacked Friday on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's name-calling of Sen.
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Mr. Trump, who had reacted cautiously to news of the launch, also returned to name-calling, labeling Mr. Kim "Little Rocket Man" and a "sick puppy" in an unscripted aside during a speech on Wednesday about tax cuts in St. Charles, Mo. At an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council convened Wednesday evening, the American ambassador, Nikki R. Haley, called on China to stop providing North Korea with crude oil, threatening unilateral action if Beijing continued to resist that drastic step.
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