Sure, a few pundits predicted the Patriots were done, but they're pundits.
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It's not so much that the pundits were unusually wrong this year—pundits
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Everyone knows that's a key coalition — real pundits and mini-pundits across the country.
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But it's utterly mainstream on the modern right, among pundits — even anti-Trump pundits — and politicians alike.
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President Trump&aposs pick of Brett Kavanaugh infuriates liberal pundits, divides conservative pundits and sparks a fiercely partisan debate.
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"A lot of political pundits have been opining, as political pundits do, that I should have just skipped coming to New Hampshire," Clinton told a crowd of supporters here, not identifying the pundits she was referring to.
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Cable news pundits Mueller's in-depth and nuanced report cast an unflattering light on cable news pundits from both sides of the spectrum.
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Bay and Hogan leave enough hooks for left-wing pundits to claim he's exonerating their side, while conservative pundits can claim he's vindicating theirs.
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The pundits, Bill O'Reilly but many of the pundits, say it is the greatest, it is the single greatest political phenomenon they have ever seen.
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And voters -- not polls and pundits -- decide elections.
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Terrible for the country -- KURTZ: Some pundits -- absolutely.
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The pundits — you're right — they had an idea.
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"I come here well aware of the fact that political pundits have been opining, as political pundits do, that I should have just skipped coming to New Hampshire," said Mrs.
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And I think pundits have to do a better job of understanding that fact, that voters are just simply not ideological in the same way that reporters and pundits think they are.
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For years, we've been hearing about a kind of fantasy swing voter, conjured by political pundits and corporate chieftains, who is socially liberal and economically conservative (as many pundits and chieftains are).
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Voters are smarter than sometimes pundits give them credit for.
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Other pundits believe the race is too close to call.
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That's the big question on the minds of Oscar pundits.
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A lot of experienced pundits even began to convince themselves.
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And many pundits were having a collective case of indigestion.
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If anything, pundits have probably sold him a bit short.
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Ralph Northam quieted pundits by defeating GOP operative Ed Gillespie.
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Although political pundits say her Democratic delegate lead over Sen.
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Pundits from Fiji to France are fretting over the results.
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Pundits consider Shaheen a clear favorite to keep her seat.
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Pundits routinely understate, though, the centrality of his television celebrity.
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Not just journalists or media pundits, but regular, everyday people.
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But pundits may be too quick to level this charge.
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The money is going into the pockets of pollsters, pundits.
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It's a cautious policy for pundits to favor the latter.
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The public seems to understand this better than the pundits.
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Certain pundits might even think of the United States today.
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Liberal pundits have speculated that this is the "Trump" effect.
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Manafort's sentence was criticized by many pundits as too lenient.
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The IG report will be debated by pundits ad nauseam.
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And I leave it to others to be the pundits.
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Like a petulant child many market pundits expect immediate gratification.
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I don't know why so many pundits claim that Mrs.
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Pundits were beside themselves talking about sexism, "whitelash" and bigotry.
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They want to be pundits who talk on cable news.
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Pundits and politicians have long doubted this day would come.
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Ignore the pundits who say you're too young to lead.
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But this distinction is not for pundits to figure out.
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They let the politicians, activists and pundits wage public battles.
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A few conservative pundits have called the pattern statistically impossible.
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Some pundits praised his courage in making such a proposal.
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Many pundits declared John Kasich or Marco Rubio the winner.
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Oh, wait a moment, some pundits have already gone there.
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Pundits say Friday's turnabout is all about elections in India.
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Pundits will probably treat it that way for another cycle.
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Why would some pundits not be honest about all this?
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Will social media play a greater role than pundits expect?
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The Continent, pundits tell us, is ripping at the seams.
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You know, the one that the pundits mocked and scorned.
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Pundits heralded 219 as the Year of the Republican Woman.
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Of all the prejudices of pundits, presentism is the strongest.
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The Hill asked Republican pundits to assess Trump's acceptance speech.
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Pundits deserve some blame for the ascension of fake news.
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They were joined by foreign policy experts and conservative pundits.
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We also need more pundits to show some courage, too.
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Pundits took to FOX News to label Willeford a hero.
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Before we learned about Papadopoulos, conservative pundits on both FoxNews.
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The same indictment applies to the pundits of the left.
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Pundits and politicians often confuse analytical findings with moral judgments.
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"Look how the pundits tied themselves into pretzels," he said.
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Political pundits often exaggerate how influential presidential speeches can be.
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My focus on pundits may seem narrow, but we're stand-ins for a much larger group of Americans, including politicians, many of whom denounced the Covington kids as prematurely and confidently as pundits did.
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Pundits tend to think that way: you're It, or you're not.
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Some pundits actually consider Rubio's second and third-place finishes promising.
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Many pundits throwing the penalty flag because of this Trumpian tweet.
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But some monetary easing is still likely in 20203, pundits say.
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Restaurant boots Sarah Sanders Why are some pundits cheering the owner?
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No politicians or pundits have expended any tears on my behalf.
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Indeed, German economists and pundits are Mr Draghi's most vocal critics.
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"Police, pundits and lawmakers already conflate breathalyzers with impairment," says Armentano.
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Once again, he's got the political world buzzing, the pundits pontificating.
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Political events cannot be reliably predicted by pollsters, pundits or punters.
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It appears that many pundits need a refresher in this approach.
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Political pundits said that Georgia would never elect a Democratic governor.
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Politicians and pundits took the acquiescence of the disillusioned for granted.
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Those who listened to political pundits missed the move in Washington.
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But it may not be the issues that the pundits projected.
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Other travelers may have heard pundits declare Wednesday the ideal day.
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Some pundits think the House race is too close to handicap.
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Political pundits also got a few votes: MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow.
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I mean, the pundits are all, why are we not productive?
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These days, pundits galore are proselytizing about the Future of Work.
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Image: Getty/GizmodoSome pundits have aptly declared this the Twitter Election.
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But journalists and pundits can't help treating it as a prediction.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) drew strong positive responses from liberal pundits.
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Elizabeth Warren, angry former Sears' workers, as well as retail pundits.
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And I understand pundits going after Trump on immigration and Putin.
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Here are the Fox pundits predicting the score ahead of time.
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Some pundits speculate that he might be jockeying for a promotion.
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Pollsters and pundits give it a slight edge this time, too.
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Thought-leaders, pundits and the like respond to the media's reporting.
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Political pundits have been nearly unanimous in declaring Clinton the winner.
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And that's where the political pundits misjudged the Hispanic voting block.
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Microsoft's move follows criticism of Bitcoin from prominent developers and pundits.
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Left leaning pundits and journalists also jumped in on the attack.
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And that's why Cruz is sticking to his plan, pundits say.
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This appears to be an especially indulgent pastime of conservative pundits.
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I think we listened too much about data journalism and pundits.
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Losers (#NeverTrump, pollsters, pundits, and Hillary supporters) are bearing their shame.
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But it looks like you can't teach old pundits new paradigms.
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Around the world, politicians and pundits are fixated on job creation.
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Many pundits believe that China is an exception to this pattern.
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In fact, the worldview of many of these pundits is obsolete.
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Cite other pundits who agree with you to bolster your point.
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Then markets recovered and pundits did their best to look thoughtful.
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Voters have a way sometimes of defying the polls and pundits.
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"The pundits, boy they're wrong a lot aren't they," Trump said.
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National pundits were gobsmacked but Kentuckians weren't surprised in the least.
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Pundits are coming out with their "What We Can Learn" commentaries.
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It's a situation that pundits say could result in utter chaos.
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"Something must be done now," demand politicians, pundits and interest groups.
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We have become sheep, being led around by marketers and pundits.
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If it were Washington, pundits would declare a political hat trick.
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Pundits disapproved, but as usual, the kids get the last laugh.
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For a long time, internet pundits blamed anonymity for online bullying.
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Elsewhere in media M. & A.: Some pundits expect much more consolidation.
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Pundits say the nation's "essence" and "soul" are now at stake.
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In normal times pundits might have hailed the proposal as visionary.
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The article raised eyebrows on social media among journalists and pundits.
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Pundits noted that his bid fell victim to dwindling campaign funds.
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Throughout the 2016 election, pundits consistently predicted that Trump was finished.
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The pundits are right here, but not just for that reason.
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So some people, from lawmakers to pundits, are calling for change.
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For years, pundits and policy makers have speculated on this possibility.
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Pundits have been predicting Mr. Federer's retirement for almost a decade.
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Some pundits credited Mr. Trump with helping to cause the turnaround.
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Plenty of analysts and pundits have lost money betting against Netanyahu.
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When progressives make provocative statements, conservative pundits react with wounded outrage.
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Ted Cruz of Texas most frequently mentioned, among others, by pundits.
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He was sunnier and more conciliatory — more "presidential," some pundits opined.
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America is a far more progressive nation than most pundits understand.
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Politicians and pundits often use the term to quash a debate.
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Many pundits and political elites have lamented the state of conservatism.
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Pundits started to doubt much of what they had previously believed.
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Our time will come, and much sooner than most pundits think.
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But Republican congressmen and pundits are somehow attempting to blame Rep.
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Another example are popular media personalities and pundits like Bill Maher.
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This was, indeed, exactly the kind of deal that pundits love.
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Yet pundits have doubted Trump's instincts before and been proven wrong.
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But those pundits are making a mistake that pundits often make with Trump: They focus too much on his identity as a "businessman" and forget just how much of his business success relies on his outsize personality.
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So what do they see that maybe some worried pundits do not?
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"The pundits might not like it but the people are making history."
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Most pundits who attack Trump denounce him as racist, dangerous, and authoritarian.
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Pundits on both the left and right fall prey to this thinking.
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A lot of pundits started guessing the end date for Sanders's campaign.
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Pundits have started saying "relegation-nine pointer", sometimes even "relegation 12-pointer".
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The FBI also found that some conservative groups and pundits were hacked.
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We&aposve had so many pundits be so wrong for so long.
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Kamala Harris' exist last fall — insists that he'll surprise the pundits here.
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Most pundits considered Amazon to be the frontrunner to win the deal.
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Pundits assumed that, like Hillary Clinton, he was about to blow it.
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Some pundits have even predicted that they will miss the playoffs entirely.
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So why are so many high-profile pundits incapable of doing this?
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The media needs pro-Trump voices, so pundits are answering the call.
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Celebrities and political pundits responded swiftly and condemned Trump's discriminatory new policy.
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Most political pundits says Hillary Clinton won Monday night's first presidential debate.
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And conservative pundits, who were never very fond of Trump, are ecstatic.
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Some pundits later called on O'Rourke to drop out of the race.
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I do know that anti-porn pundits love a story of regret.
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CNN's slate of pundits could speculate as to whether South Bend, Ind.
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Pundits have been saying for days that a loss in the Badger
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Democratic Party, and vigorous support for such reform by pundits and scholars
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You can practically see Fox News pundits wringing their hands over it.
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Politicians and pundits drew comparisons to Watergate and Richard Nixon's doomed presidency.
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Pundits and writers, meanwhile, do so for the sake of the story.
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Get rid of pundits who are nothing more than partisan propagandists. 85033.
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We've got your politicians, your pundits, your influencers, your celebs, and more.
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We heard it from pundits to even former FBI and KGB agents.
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The polling paradox has been a subject puzzling pundits throughout the weekend.
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Pundits blame the United States for unleashing the current array of demons.
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It's the kind of tragicomic, authoritative-sounding phrase journalists and pundits love.
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Today a growing number of politicians and pundits simply no longer care.
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This has somehow been lost on certain pundits in the mainstream media.
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Both countries are rising up against "neoliberal" governments, claimed politicians and pundits.
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Despite the pronouncements of political pundits, this may not be that difficult.
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Few pundits thought Saccone would win the Republican nomination, but he did.
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Some Israeli pundits have recoiled at his planned attendance at Holocaust commemorations.
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Meanwhile, pundits, donors, and activists in both parties should pay attention here.
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Perspectives and Analyses The Hill: Pundits predict who will win on Tuesday.
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No matter what the pundits say, politics is not only about math.
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Pundits have argued that the frenzy betrays a desire for good news.
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So the day after voters approved Brexit, markets fell and pundits panicked.
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Neither attack received widespread attention from pundits or tweets from the president.
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Pundits may warn that the "doctrine of nationalism" is on the rise.
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Pundits from across the political spectrum are suddenly wrestling with the question.
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So why are most fans and pundits openly dismissive of its chances?
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These are judgment calls made by policy experts, politicians, journalists, and pundits.
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It's already hired pro-Trump pundits, like former communications aide Boris Epshteyn.
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Even diehard Republican pundits couldn't sugarcoat their appraisal of Trump's oratory skills.
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A problem among pundits is that we are not like most people.
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But pundits who've predicted Palestinian turnout in previous elections have been wrong.
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Not to mention the Thai TV commentators and pundits from Channel 7.
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American pundits calling an American official treasonous because of a policy disagreement.
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Taking a look at Trump's tweets yesterday morning, political pundits were confused.
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Pundits, Republican leaders, and major donors all warned voters against electing Trump.
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But in 2007, most cable news pundits and political experts disregarded Obama.
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As LaBolt says about pundits' inaccuracy, "This happens time and time again."
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Most national political reporters and television pundits don't live in those places.
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Cable news pundits and analysts have shifted from talking about Biden vs.
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They're senators, not pundits, and they need to start acting like it.
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Go deeper: Midterm losers and retired politicians sign on as political pundits
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Sometimes I think they should recruit pundits from the ranks of weathercasters.
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Perhaps the pundits of the future will explain it to us all.
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And then I realized I wasn't that different from those TV pundits.
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Colombian pundits hailed the marches as historic and the largest in memory.
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Like weather forecasters and economists, political pundits often are proved embarrassingly wrong.
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Pundits assessed that Trump lost every debate, including the ones he skipped.
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Fallon's tweet was denounced by conservative media members and pundits on Twitter.
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Going into the Ashes, most pundits expected the contest to be tight.
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Networks are hiring more pro-Sanders pundits to appear on their roundtables.
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Pundits have called it the greatest crisis for the party in ages.
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Hannity is perhaps the most widely recognized conservative pundits in the country.
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And I might have been one of those pundits that you reference.
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Otterbein: It'll cause reporters and pundits to take another look at Klobuchar.
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In 2012 we'd achieved what many pundits believed was a political impossibility.
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Pundits argue that the Trump tariffs are raising the cost of imports.
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But from CNN's perspective, a pundits-on-panels model offers several benefits.
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The leaders and pundits who say otherwise are doing you a disservice.
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As a millennial, I experienced this myself from older politicians and pundits.
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David Leonhardt You hear it from Republicans, pundits and even some Democrats.
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But most pundits put its Senate seat out of the Democrats' reach.
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" How about political pundits like Gage instead calling it "Americans Against Trump?
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Indiana, Montana and North Dakota are considered "toss-ups" by political pundits.
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And because this is Yahoo, market analysts and pundits have piled on.
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Political pundits dismissed his bid, many with trite "truisms" about political tradecraft.
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As pundits droned on about the rising significance of two moderates — Sen.
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There wasn't even a new data privacy scandal to occupy the pundits.
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Pundits suggest that Donald Trump will always be Donald Trump, without change.
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Yet liberal stalwarts perplex those pundits by voting against GMO labeling. Why?
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His first official speech to Congress was largely praised by TV pundits.
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But Trump-friendly pundits are throwing a few different ideas out there.
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Fans, pundits and players have quarrelled over which tussles should have been penalised.
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The PC situation is much better than the pundits would have you believe.
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And the reaction by some Trump-bashing pundits, yeah, right, she deserved it.
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Industry pundits opine that The New Normal is no longer about startup growth.
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He has confounded almost all the pundits and a majority of elected officials.
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These clashes are often spurred on by incendiary rhetoric by pundits and politicians.
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Other Parkland student activists have been targets of Republican politicians and conservative pundits.
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Pundits have molded their personas to stoke outrage and grow their fan base.
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Pundits have speculated that Corker could be a vice presidential choice for Trump.
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Pundits who are thinking along these lines are closer to the right track.
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And, the pundits tell us, we're taking our anger to the voting box.
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That's encouraging the pundits to proclaim with absolute certainty that Trump cannot win.
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But — according to a host of female GOP pundits — Beyoncé has said worse.
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Fox News pundits have been careful not to explicitly say Ford is lying.
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Patreon has seen some right-wing political pundits raise money through hate speech.
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Pundits are baffled as to why, but Trump is nothing if not surprising.
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Election chatter is filled with hyperbole — dished out by candidates, pundits, and voters.
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Some pundits even speculated whether a Nobel prize might be in the making.
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Neil Magny used to be something of a question mark for most pundits.
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Ohio don't get, especially the political pundits on the East Coast, is that
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Pundits dismissed the move as classless—but of course, that's exactly the point.
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For a long time pundits have called for product changes to fix Twitter.
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They live in the world that pundits and think-tankers are arguing over.
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Pundits have also compared Trump to another European figure I've studied—Benito Mussolini.
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Unlike pundits in the mainstream media, WikiLeaks doesn't tell us what to think.
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Just remember how few pundits believed Trump would ever make it this far.
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That again created a narrative about Hillary's inevitability, which all the pundits repeated.
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"All the polls, all the pundits, said Donald Trump couldn't win," he said.
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For nearly a year now, pundits have been waiting for Trump to pivot.
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When lawmakers and pundits debate policy, they are invariably talking about people's lives.
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This is just him being intimidated and frightened of some talk radio pundits.
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Pundits shake their heads and bemoan the polarization that leads to such stalemates.
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Mr. Bennett said he suggested Facebook meet with prominent Republican politicians and pundits.
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Bitcoin pundits had bet on prices recovering after U.S. investors filed their taxes.
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There's no need for literary or political pundits to bring in the defibrillators.
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Second, pundits proclaim doctrines; presidents execute policies that reveal the contours of policy.
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For many pundits, this new government represents a radical break with the past.
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"This could be a case where we prove the pundits wrong," Warner added.
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Last week, as political pundits were widely predicting the Democrats' House takeover, Rep.
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What a pair of election-year divas, always preening for the pundits. Enough.
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Fox pundits are openly biased, but CNN anchors still claim to be referees.
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"We" sometimes includes me, and it includes journalists, pundits, analysts and even practitioners.
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TV, referring to criticism from political pundits on both sides of the aisle.
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Neither the pundits nor the instant polls are representative of voters over all.
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Clinton was widely expected by pollsters and pundits to win the 2016 election.
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Two are ranked "toss-ups" by political pundits, and nine are considered competitive.
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Since then, Republican lawmakers and conservative pundits have tried to delegitimize CICIG's probes.
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Where pundits go wrong is comparing this situation to that of John Dean.
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It's important to take the opinions of pundits with a boulder of salt.
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A group of female pundits is also calling for Lewandowski to be fired.
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Hey, that's what pundits have been saying ever since this endless campaign began.
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The Hill asked pundits to predict the outcome of today's California Democratic primary.
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In fact, this conundrum is far more complex than even the pundits realize.
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All the pundits with "better" policy blueprints are shadowboxing, comparing apples and oranges.
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Republican pundits on cable news presented a united anti-Rosenstein front Wednesday evening.
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Trump shocked political pundits by boycotting the seventh Republican presidential debate on Jan.
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We often hear pundits declare that our politics have never been more polarized.
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Fun for the news media and armchair pundits; chaos and tension for Republicans.
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There is a way to draw the pundits' sting, to blunt their weapons.
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Some conservative pundits even thought the party could mold him to their liking.
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But for all of us, there were — how do the pundits put it?
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That's very important to pundits as they try to interpret what it means.
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By then, the pundits had been summoned and the defensive takes had solidified.
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Today's broadcast and cable news pundits are both independent thinkers and independent dressers.
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Voters don't do themselves any favors when they try to think like pundits.
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I remember Justice Thomas' denials, and the senators' sneers and the pundits' dismissals.
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American policymakers and pundits often talk about the challenge of managing China's rise.
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"Pundits are calling Tuesday's results a repudiation of Trump," wrote Breitbart's Joel Pollack.
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Pundits claim that simulation games or virtual reality can make people better shooters.
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Experts and pundits are in rare unanimity over the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs.
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The thing is, prediction markets were supposed to be smarter than the pundits.
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For months, pundits and scholars had debated the existential meaning of this event.
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As many experts and pundits have pointed out, it's a pretty tall order.
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Most pundits believe majority control in the next Congress is a toss-up.
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Even the pundits are calling the election a stunning defeat for polling itself.
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Inevitably, the demand for disease news can elevate pundits with relatively little expertise.
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"As a rule, we weren't trying to book politicians or pundits," he said.
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It paid off on election night, he pointed out, despite pundits and pollsters.
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All had been considered unelectable at one time by pundits and party operatives.
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Still, other pundits have proposed scenarios under which Democrats could realize their wave.
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Surprising all the pundits, he rides a wave of populist anger to victory.
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Most of the messages plagiarized material authored by leading conservative and progressive pundits.
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Here are the presidents, pundits, and celebrities she has put in their place.
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Nonetheless, Chinese media pundits now also say they are pessimistic about a deal.
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Pundits have bemoaned these steps as inappropriate and precursors to a trade war.
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The kumbaya plan for which pundits now wax nostalgic was not an option.
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But pollsters and pundits rarely factor in momentum, which is Sanders's secret weapon.
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Pundits reckon it is a sign Republicans are pessimistic about next year's elections.
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Pundits often blame defense spending and tax reductions for the current debt levels.
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There is no neat moderate-versus-progressive takeaway here, despite pundits' best efforts.
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Chinese pundits ridiculed U.S. sanction threats as "calling a deer a horse," i.e.
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A decade ago, pundits might have wondered whether he was the "inevitable" nominee.
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Pundits and scholars have continued to debate whether the Leonardo attribution is accurate.
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Trump's "dealmaker" reputation has often been misunderstood or overstated by pundits and politicians.
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In some ways, even more oddly, while in 2016 pundits saw Trump's political success as a sign that real economic conditions were worse than the statistics in, say, 2017, pundits marvel that Trump could be so unpopular despite the strong economy.
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She has occasionally been heralded by pundits as potentially the best female player ever.
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Pundits have suggested that Trump's tax returns could expose potential mob ties or fraud.
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This fact stuns some pundits but it's less surprising for neuroscientists like Mina Cikara.
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Usually, political scientists scoff at most of pundits' analyses of campaign ads and speeches.
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The pundits wrote off McCain&aposs second campaign in 2007 when he was broke.
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After this weekend's results, some pundits have suggested shared titles may be more sporting.
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Here are five pieces of advice from a variety of pundits, politicians and diplomats:
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Politicians, political pundits and activists around the country celebrated the victory against the administration.
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And, as many pundits are already wondering, will any of these revelations topple Trump?
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Pundits swiftly debated whether or not it was the best hit of all time.
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Many pundits expect a Democrat-controlled House would launch investigations into the Trump administration.
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None of the pundits, obviously has any idea whether the president will pick her.
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That coincides with a series of what pundits call "unforced errors" by the government.
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Political pundits have said Gordhan is being undermined by a faction allied to Zuma.
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His bankrolling of progressive causes has made him a favorite target for conservative pundits.
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Pro-Trump organizations and pundits have been gleefully sharing images of Iowa caucus dysfunction.
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Why are so many startups and techno-pundits going on and on about it?
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For some reason many artists prefer to descend to the level of us pundits.
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A catchall demonisation might actually arrest this possibility, according to most pundits on Islam.
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Bannonites, Democrats and pundits have mocked Mr Kushner for the range of his responsibilities.
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Politicians and political pundits have accused her of being "anti-police" for her criticisms.
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You can find pundits of all political persuasions writing concerned op-eds about this.
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Pundits and pollsters have taken to calling the PQ the party of a generation.
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Pundits have striven to unmask the author—and one word has preoccupied them especially.
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Liberal pundits and editorial board writers in New Hampshire tend to like him, too.
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Most pundits had predicted a comfortable victory for Mr Trump's Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
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Pundits can't hear that appeal the same way humans can't hear a dog whistle.
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The president, countless journalists and pundits lament, hasn't left the residency in 143 days.
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Many pundits feel that Xiaomi has done little to justify that tag since then.
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Market analysts and pundits provide cheery reassurance that the currency will soon soar again.
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After all, it involves two pop-star pundits with a penchant for self-promotion.
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The meeting also included investment pundits from the worlds of Judaism, Daoism and Hinduism.
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After Jobs' death, pundits questioned whether Apple could continue Jobs' pace of new products.
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Jennifer Lawrence called what happened to her a "sex crime," and many pundits agreed.
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But Burra also understands how powerful social media and right-wing internet pundits are.
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Pundits often claim that Mr Trump has remade the Republican Party in his image.
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"American pundits calling an American official treasonous because of a policy disagreement," McConnell said.
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Because of that, some pundits have taken shots at Wentz throughout the draft process.
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It became a favorite parlor game for Washington pundits: Who could this champion be?
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Ultimately, though, the deficit is not an artificial construct dreamed up by centrist pundits.
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Then, Trump will only have to stay on topic to gain points from pundits.
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Polls have consistently shown that Americans like government much more than the pundits suspect.
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Donald Trump's presidential campaign did not come out of nowhere, as some pundits suggest.
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They're urging pundits not to shower Trump with praise just because he shows improvement.
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Pundits have slammed Barr's rollout strategy, particularly the delayed release of the report itself.
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The argument was this: CNN employs Republican pundits like S.E. Cupp and Ana Navarro.
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The system propagates the rise of crossbenchers, a hotly debated topic among political pundits.
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Every major disaster brings forth such invocations from the mouths of economists and pundits.
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These numbers are not just cherry-picked factoids by pundits with axes to grind.
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Indeed, pundits on left and right have had a jamboree over this particular pairing.
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But praising Trump's speech last night required pundits to have the memories of goldfish.
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And yet that—for both Republicans and (especially) for pundits—was the real accomplishment.
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Indian officials reflexively blamed Pakistan; politicians and pundits vied in demanding a punchy response.
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It's easy to understand why pundits keep returning to the question of Clinton's flaws.
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That, at least, is what many pundits said on the deal's centenary last month.
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A year ago, Mr. Cameron surprised pollsters and pundits by winning an outright victory.
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Some pundits believe that the "modern barbarians" are literally at the gate of Rome.
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And pundits' snap declarations that Ohio is now "reliably red" are equally off-base.
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According to financial pundits, there are many reasons why Millennials aren't achieving financial success.
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But far-right pundits were brutal in their reaction to Trump's decision to strike.
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Pundits may lead you to believe this is not the case, but it is.
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Pundits made a big deal this week about how Facebook excelled as Apple stumbled.
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But Trump, under fire from conservative pundits and lawmakers, refused to support the legislation.
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And baffled political analysts and media pundits have been scrambling to explain his popularity.
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We laugh, we're incensed, the thin skin media pundits go nuts ...we move on.
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Dickerson delights in stories like these, when the pundits' dismay was the newsman's joy.
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Political pundits, media elites and pollsters decree that the presidency is on shaky ground.
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But Tesla's cash situation is not the apocalyptic event some pundits think it is.
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That is left to pastors and pundits who only have the power of persuasion.
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Left wing pundits and politicians need to stop relying on it for their arguments.
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Pundits are not critics, of course, and insta-reviews from trade publications were mixed.
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That is a popular theory with pundits in Washington, but I'm not buying it.
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" "These pundits are lying, lying when they dismiss the work that has been done.
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That being so, many pundits expected his rivals to go after him in Atlanta.
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Christie astounded political pundits Friday by endorsing Trump during a surprise appearance in Texas.
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Other pundits have slammed Trump's call with Taiwan's president, most notably MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
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It won't be a victory for the pundits, the special interests, the failed politicians.
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Pundits like me ignored the magnitude of the public dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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Trump's trade war with China, blasted by pundits and economists, is not rattling investors.
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" Then he left a P.S.: "The pundits are wrong — you are the real deal.
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This narrative has been common on the right, and among centrist pundits, for ages.
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Despite this, pundits still expect the race for victory in 2020 to be close.
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Democratic members of Congress and pundits, dial back the outrage and be more constructive.
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Just a few days ago the press and the pundits declared the campaign dead!
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Pundits speak of the "solid South," but Yankeedom has had stalwart allies as well.
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Before any polls closed on Tuesday evening, pundits declared this a race between Sen.
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Republicans gleefully declared victory, and many pundits concluded they were right to do so.
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The New England Patriots were immediately identified as a potential destination by several pundits.
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Politicians and political pundits have accused her of being "anti-police" for her portrayal.
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It shouldn't be pundits in a room saying things that they all agree with.
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Pundits wondered whether Naeher had the disposition, the necessary confidence, to handle the job.
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There is some precedent for pundits to act as the referees in primary debates.
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Ted Cruz gets underestimated because elites — both Washington insiders and pundits — can't stand him.
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The polls, experts, pundits, and predictive models all got the 2016 election incredibly wrong.
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Some morsels are just too delicious for journalists and pundits not to sup on.
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Three years ago, pundits were writing obituaries for the conference in its signature sport.
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"The pundits have gotten it wrong over and over," Warren told the Detroit crowd.
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Politicians, pundits and academics are wielding it to score points both historical and contemporary.
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One is for the pundits; the other, I suspect, is for the history books.
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While pundits hyperventilate about Russia's resurgence, the reality is that President Putin isn't winning.
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Obama said that red and blue America shared more in common than pundits claimed.
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Pundits grumble that the campaign, like "Seinfeld", an American sit-com, is "about nothing".
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We will leave it to the political pundits to debate which story is accurate.
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Pundits and editorial boards of all political stripes fell over themselves to applaud him.
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" An outcry followed, with conservative pundits criticizing the film's premise as "sick" and "awful.
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And all along, pundits and newspaper reporters predicted a reckoning for the airline mile.
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Media pundits and political handicappers have given Trump little chance of winning in November.
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Indeed, pundits have likened today's partisan divisions to those of the Civil War era.
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Financial markets and most media pundits are missing the new writing on the wall.
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Once again, almost all the pundits, pollsters and political betting wonks got it wrong.
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None of this would have seemed remotely possible listening to political pundits last November.
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This is an inside baseball story built for Twitter users and cable news pundits.
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Just like the presidential election that the NYT and pundits said he couldn't win.
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Still, pundits and analysts assess whether Trump's decision will ultimately help or hurt him.
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"The ideas spread because politicians and pundits told people they were true," Nyhan says.
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The big news from last night's speech is that our pundits is not learning.
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I've heard numerous pundits act like returning to 2628 percent growth is something special.
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Pundits from Skip Bayless to, well, Donald Trump saw him as a future star.
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As one of the TV pundits said, Republicans seem to be immune to facts.
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Conservative pundits like Mark Levin and others also echo his statements on social media.
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Some top Democrats and pundits argue that a delay is Trump&aposs worst nightmare.
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Last week's anniversary of Trump's election sparked widespread teeth-gnashing by the nation's pundits.
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Pundits speculate Obama may nominate Jane Kelly of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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When a new year or decade begins, pundits are often asked to make predictions.
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Donald Trump, for example, hardly ran the kind of campaign celebrated by moderate pundits.
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Some pundits and lawmakers rushed to call this story the death knell of Trump's presidency.
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All right, ahead, more on some pundits actually defending Samantha Bee for slamming Ivanka Trump.
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There is a lot more reporting on pundits and comedians slamming Ivanka by the way.
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Certain politicians and pundits are drawn to the idea like a moth to a flame.
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Ellison constantly face demands by colleagues and pundits that he prove his loyalty to America.
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On Tuesday night, pundits and political watchers around the country lived up to the calling.
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Facts like these mean nothing to the pundits; all they care about is their theories.
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Morrissey stunned political pundits when he won in January 2015 while serving his jail sentence.
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While pundits obsessed over tweets, he worked with Congress to cut taxes for struggling families.
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Conservative pundits like National Review's Charles Cooke agreed: Senate must simply refuse to appoint anybody.
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In troubled times, commentators and pundits can't help but draw comparisons to George Orwell's 1984.
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And some pundits defend such harassment as justified because they can&apost stand the president.
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Afterward, pundits were already pitying those who had to follow her on the Philadelphia stage.
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I spoke to a number of conservative writers, radio hosts, and pundits for this piece.
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And yet the prevailing view among pundits is that Russia is indeed back in Asia.
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Now, Trump is forcing politicos and pundits to question every assumption about modern American politics.
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Hell, there was a time when political pundits thought Zuckerberg himself should be a candidate!
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In this world, pundits have grown used to the idea that austerity is necessarily bad.
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And the pollsters and pundits who cover them are about to get a reality check.
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On the Trump-sceptic right pundits call the president a tyrannical "child upon the throne".
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Step 3: Some Democrats defect to Bloomberg, because they actually listen to those centrist pundits.
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I'm the one that knows more about it than you people or the fake pundits.
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Some pundits even suggested that Fidelity could be barred from investing by secretive venture firms.
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"In terms of writers and pundits, that was about it," Coulter said in an email.
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More than twice that number of districts are considered "tossups" by the major political pundits.
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Pundits tend to focus on GOP gerrymandering, which certainly bolsters Republicans' edge in the House.
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So far, pundits have framed Hart's dilemma as a no-brainer: he has to leave.
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Win McNamee/Getty Images Sanders isn't as conservative on gun policy as some pundits suggest.
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Politicians, pundits and researchers aren't willing to cede the floor to CEOs and tech visionaries.
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Pundits were divided on AlphaGo's potential to win in the lead in to the matches.
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But as this race has tightened, political pundits are now calling it a toss-up.
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Every time pundits predicted Trump's comments would lead to his demise, he proved them wrong.
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Modern audiences seem to take little stock in the rasping thoughts of movie-chair pundits.
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But I'm sick of pundits because they don't always have their ears to the ground.
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It turns out that Trump doesn't pay a lot of attention to the usher-pundits.
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Next come the political pundits who speculate over the political potential fallout from the tweet.
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The pundits widely declared Governor Mike Pence the winner of last night's vice presidential debate.
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Then Trump moved on to hit the exact notes that bad pundits were waiting for.
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Many GOP pundits, Steele included, were questioning whether Christie would drop out of the race.
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Pundits and detractors had speculated for days about the cause of Clinton's poorly-concealed illness.
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That's why pundits and political analysts demanding an end to "identity politics" have it wrong.
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That has led some conservative pundits to admit they were wrong about stop and frisk.
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How many of the pundits declaring this race over are on the ground in Louisiana?
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Many pundits, myself included, struggle to understand why people are voting for this vulgar salesman.
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Though many pundits see challenges for Democrats in 28500, I am optimistic there as well.
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At the time, the seasoned political commentators and pundits just rolled their eyes at me.
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Samantha Bee started out last night's Full Frontal episode roasting a deserving target: the pundits.
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Putin's surprise decision has sent pundits and politicians scrambling to come up with plausible analyses.
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"Pundits and political obsessives tend to get distracted by process and policy literalism," he wrote.
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As pundits and policymakers engage in that debate, we should be taking cues from activists.
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SOON after Donald Trump announced his candidacy, the usually bickering American pundits scoffed in unison.
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Is honesty an albatross hanging uniquely around Clinton's neck, as the pundits seem to think?
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And it's going to work: The usual pundits will bray for a new Cold War.
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Many pundits claim otherwise, but this is based on wishful thinking of two different sorts.
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"There are a lot of pundits that have their opinions and that's great," he says.
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Analysts and pundits can't view this from the perspective of an experience elite, says Haynes.
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Quick, grab the smelling salts—pundits are having fainting fits over profanity in public discourse.
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It's voter enthusiasm that propelled Gillum to a victory that caught many pundits off guard.
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Pundits who dismissed his chances were overruling what the surveys were trying to tell them.
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One who looks suspiciously like a younger version of some of the "mean girl" pundits.
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And an attack on our democracy is lost in the thunder of pundits and partisans.
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This fed a narrative that liberals — including some older black politicians and pundits — have nursed.
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Many pundits argue that Kim has no intention of actually giving up his nuclear weapons.
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Instead, this seems like an inversion of the phantom "pivot" that obsessed pundits in 2016.
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It is not that the pundits guessed wrong about the outcomes of various primary contests.
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Conservative pundits and lawmakers have slammed the Senate bill for not including the wall funding.
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It's time for the pundits, reporters and voters to press them on their ideas now.
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Pundits often err in conflating the message with the messenger, the politician with his politics.
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Candidates, pundits, and voters alike will continue to debate the morning's newest national polling numbers.
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And Dickerson and his fellow pro-Hillary pundits couldn't believe what they had just witnessed.
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More and more pundits are calling for an inevitable correction in the "frothy" stock market.
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For a while, Jeffrey Lord was one of Trump's favorite pundits, touting birtherism on CNN.
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Half-heartedly, some pundits on Fox tried to defend the president but they looked exhausted.
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We won't have to wait for the post-game pundits or the official Democratic response.
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Pundits reach for the same comparison, and reporters do too, hoping to sound historically expert.
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Moreover, aggregating the intuitions of many traders usually beats relying on any group of pundits.
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For years, pundits and policymakers have claimed that America's workers are doing better than ever.
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Many pundits and experts spend tremendous amounts of energy preaching an end-of-days scenario.
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At best, the markets are telling us something important that excitable journalists and pundits aren't.
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Ryan was adept at convincing pundits that his budget proposals and reforms were about principles.
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Since Warren made her results public, politicians and pundits escalated their arguments around Indigenous identity.
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Some pundits pointed to regulatory news as the key driver of this week's sell-off.
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Trump proved all of you pundits wrong again and again, and he'll do so again.
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What eggs him on is the sound of his name uttered by pundits, rivals, crowds.
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Maybe the real shock is that the pundits keep predicting that there will be one.
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No doubt, pundits will proclaim once again that the Trump Pivot™ is finally here.
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But not just pundits but actual regular people to be in ... I thought, okay, cool.
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Yet pundits and ordinary Americans alike typically referred to the episode by Monica Lewinsky's name.
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Most political pundits did not expect the positive reaction to the inauguration, as noted here.
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But at the time, I argued pundits shouldn't be so quick to write her off.
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Those backing other potential candidates want donors and pundits to slow their Beto roll, however.
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Nuclear Pundits in New Delhi accused and singled-out Pakistan for its First-Use pledge.
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Angry conservative pundits sharpened their knives for Priebus, with some calling on him to resign.
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The media, pundits and politicians have all fundamentally misread the meaning of Election Day 6900.
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We also fact-checked the debate and looked at who won, according to the pundits.
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But the emotions of the day were too raw to be captured by pundits alone.
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TV pundits hyperventilated about hyperinflation, and even seemingly more respectable voices denounced the Fed's actions.
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Sadly, conservative pundits have already taken the story and run with it, true or not.
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On Thursday, Trebek offered an apology for his performance which viewers and pundits alike lambasted.
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Many political pundits are calling the writer a coward for not revealing himself or herself.
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"'will Joe even make it to Super Tuesday' - pundits," one posted Tuesday night on Twitter.
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In recent months, Mr. Dorsey has met privately with Republican and Democratic politicians and pundits.
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And the network's pundits have been less aggressive in their questioning when interviews go south.
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Many — led by social media pundits — interpreted the moment as emblematic of their difficult relationship.
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That's one reason annoying pundits like me have this stuff on our minds before Halloween.
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The pundits have of course used this heart attack to write Bernie off once again.
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The majority of people it follows are either political reporters, politicians, political operatives, or pundits.
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The majority of pundits on the right and left focus on the same vacuous rhetoric.
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We came up with suggestions based on Wall Street research and analysis from market pundits.
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There are many pundits who will opine that removing a president is divisive and unprecedented.
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When President Trump was elected, conservative pundits swore that small business owners across America rejoiced.
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"The pundits and the pollsters won't tell us who to vote for," Calloway added later.
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Pundits and politicians wondered whether the movement had staying power, whether women could stay mad.
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They watch American pundits and read The New York Times and other international news outlets.
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Then in 2016, the one thing many pundits agreed on was that Trump was unelectable.
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Politicians and pundits have their favored view and then emphasize the information that fortifies it.
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The drop in rates has been defying pundits who thought the direction would be up.
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"Brexit" and Trump exposed the folly of pollsters; Leicester City defied the naysaying of pundits.
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Economists, pundits, and policymakers alike have often gravitated toward macroeconomic indicators in broaching the topic.
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A THEORY of elections in America has taken root among pundits, especially on the left.
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And the challenge, as Ginsberg concedes, runs deeper than how pundits talk about the administration.
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It doesn't take a panel of pundits to tell us that he's running for president.
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As he watched conservative pundits on television bolster his views, Trump called for religious intervention.
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When spreadsheet software was introduced in 1980, pundits predicted heavy losses for the accounting sector.
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Suggestions from experts and political pundits include increasing investment in higher education and wealth redistribution.
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For years, conservative talk radio pundits have warned audiences not to trust the "mainstream" media.
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Analysts and pundits have branded the race a bellwether for the midterm elections this fall.
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The situation: With the temperature 241 degrees, pundits again saw the Packers having an edge.
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The line was picked up on social media by the President's critics, supporters and pundits.
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The left-leaning pundits on "Morning Joe" bemoaned the ad and seemed baffled by it.
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The Hill asked pundits from both parties to predict the winners in today's Wisconsin primary.
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Not only was Trump unhappy with it, but conservative talking heads and pundits were outraged.
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So, perhaps Bloomberg's bid isn't as fanciful a venture as many pundits seem to think.
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" Mr. Harriot is skeptical of what some pundits and Moore supporters have called "Alabama values.
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It's a stressful role, but pundits predict that plucky little Merv is up for it.
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The bottom line: Pundits will continue their punditry, but we're firmly in uncharted waters here.
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I've watched, horrified, as politicians and pundits refused to believe or take seriously these allegations.
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Snap polls showed Trump had lost, and post-election spin from pundits reinforced the message.
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And political pundits love to speculate about them because they just sound dramatic and exciting.
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It's important that reporters and particularly pundits get out of their offices and take road trips.
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But while several politicians and pundits have called conspiracy, the reality is likely much more mundane.
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But it's going to be something that they, as well as campaign reporters and pundits, remember.
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Pundits have plenty of theories on why Trump lost last week's Wisconsin primary to Ted Cruz.
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Pundits will laugh knowingly about the players' antics this week – what is that Jamie Vardy like?
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Using the conservative label as an insult has already started when pundits break down the candidates.
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Cruz has given pundits 114 headlines to keep pounding on Facebook's alleged political bias against conservatives.
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It's this long-term frame that bitcoin pundits often talk about when they talk about value.
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Pundits have speculated that Trump Jr. may run for governor or another office in New York.
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I don't want it through timelines or pundits or news alerts or shouts in the street.
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Pundits and politicians alike have seized upon the spectacular failure of the Iowa caucuses on Monday.
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Politicians and pundits frequently debate how to integrate newcomers, and how well they will cope thereafter.
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Some fans and even pundits will bend over backwards to excuse Silva and Jones's positive tests.
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Pundits started referring to it as a "platisher" — a new kind of hybrid platform-publisher company.
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As numerous pundits have mentioned over the past nine months, different messaging works for different people.
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No wonder, then, that far-right pundits view him as an obstacle akin to Bernie Sanders.
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Right-wing pundits were outraged…The left came up with different philosophies to explain her behaviour.
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Many pundits have pointed to Bill Clinton's track record as evidence that Hillary will tack right.
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After all, we've seen pundits clamor to tell us that Donald Trump is in trouble before.
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But pundits expect Democrats to make an issue of it as the 2020 presidential election nears.
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There's not much evidence that hyper-detailed policy proposals are rewarded by voters or political pundits.
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Polls and pundits had seen just one of them, Rajasthan, as vulnerable to a Congress surge.
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Fire too many and he risks splitting the ruling African National Congress (ANC), some pundits worry.
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For years, pundits have wondered when Apple would ship an inexpensive iPhone geared toward emerging markets.
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Racial justice, often seen as a marginal issue by politicians and pundits, has taken center stage.
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Some pundits opined that Mr Modi just might fulfil his boast of making India "Congress free".
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Local pundits complain that Hong Kong lags behind mainland China, where even beggars accept e-donations.
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But those same researchers also tend to be more cautious about the future than many pundits.
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With all of these shifts, industry pundits predicted that the new wave will commoditize existing categories.
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Q: Pundits are painting a picture of doom and gloom for startups in the near term?
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Since 2012, most of the media, pundits and politicians have thought that this outcome was unavoidable.
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Pundits think that if they cheer loudly enough for Trump to get eighty-sixed, it'll happen.
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In recent weeks, pundits have called on Americans to stop paying attention to Trump's Twitter account.
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Macho pundits congratulate Macron as if an adolescent hero, to be saluted for bedding his teacher.
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Some pundits say that Clinton lost, in part, because she didn't share more about her faith.
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Some pundits believe Neymar's antics have been magnified by Brazil's slow start in the World Cup.
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In 21927, the electorate again shocked pollsters and pundits by voting to leave the European Union.
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The disruption and surprise to pundits came when they discovered that GOP voters agreed with him.
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Political podcast pundits abound: Slate's Political Gabfest and Trumpcast; NPR Politics; FiveThirtyEight Elections; Vox's The Weeds.
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Pundits used to joke that there were four major TV networks: ABC, CBS, NBC, and Atari.
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Pundits said the phrasing made it sound like Sanders thought only African-Americans lived in poverty.
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Of course, Donald Trump's own election was hotly contested and unexpected by most polls and pundits.
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But the usual suspects of mainstream media pundits, career politicians, and academia certainly don't get it.
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As Trump jumped from one controversial proposal to another, pundits predicted his poll numbers would nosedive.
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The problem, pundits and politicians would argue, is with the execution, not with the underlying goal.
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Cable-news pundits earnestly debate whether Mr Weiner's acts make her a victim of spousal abuse.
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It's a pretty astonishing number for a product many pundits deemed doomed in its early stages.
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Markets, pollsters and pundits all predicted the wrong result in the UK's referendum on EU membership.
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Pundits estimate that Google's many sites attract an estimated 40% of all traffic on the web.
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Pundits lathered praise on the Barack Obama campaign back then, marveling at all his team accomplished.
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Major publications and pundits openly mused about why Clinton was almost as disliked as Donald Trump.
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We gyrate from left to right; pundits froth; we listen to breathless moans and delighted squeals.
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But Clinton didn't do as well with upscale whites as her strategists (and many pundits) expected.
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"I'm not worried about what national pundits or what national Democrats are saying," Mr. Beshear said.
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Only a few years ago, Yiannopoulos was one of the star pundits on the Trumpian right.
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In the context of the labor market, the relentless decline in unemployment has surprised many pundits.
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The political pundits started buzzing about Trump's "change of direction" almost immediately after he finished speaking.
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Given the resurgence of conspiracy theories in the Trump era, many pundits have returned to Hofstadter.
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Macron defied all the pundits when he launched his audacious grab for the French political centre.
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It is very likely to be significantly different from the predictions of the polls and pundits.
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There was a time when politicians and pundits worked to avoid being characterized as policy wonks.
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So far, most politicians and pundits haven't been able to figure out how to counter Trump.
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These pundits are confused: it was Obama, not Trump, who shattered America's credibility with key allies.
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In fact, many personal finance pundits rely on detailed spreadsheets as a tool to build wealth.
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Pundits and media members debated tweets from several reporters covering a shopping trip Saturday by Sen.
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Bitcoin pundits have argued that more regulatory clarity could open up the gates to institutional investors.
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Unfortunately, many journalists, editors, pundits and politicians seem flummoxed by the task of describing his behavior.
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Pundits often refer to the progressive "Blue Wave" that washed over Congress in the 2018 elections.
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This disconnect has kept experts and pundits guessing about what Trump's decertification is meant to achieve.
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Many experts, pundits, and elected officials are enthusiastic about the potential of cars that drive themselves.
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Do you think the pundits are doing an adequate job, given what they're supposed to do?
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A couple of weeks ago, the moment many pundits were waiting for seemed to have arrived.
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Most pundits are staying away from predictions after Trump's shock win over Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Pundits always try to measure the amount of pressure a big game has on an athlete.
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Several conservative pundits and lawmakers took issue with the video and particularly the Super Bowl show.
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WGN has reportedly been in talks with conservative pundits in the past about joining the network.
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According to some pundits, Mr. Trump exceeded expectations and showed supporters that his campaign wasn't over.
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His decision stunned political pundits following his fierce fight with Trump for the Republican presidential nomination.
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In the coming days, pundits will be working overtime to make us feel somewhat normal again.
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It proved so successful that pundits continue to note how popular Bush actually is in Africa.
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It's lousy with them, though we chromosomally dyspeptic pundits prefer to shake our heads and sigh.
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But as they did with Donald Trump a half-century later, pundits missed Agnew's fundamental appeal.
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When I talk to pundits and political scientists, I tend to hear one of two stories.
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So many politicos and pundits have been looking closely for signs of a Biden poll collapse.
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I will leave the assessment of any wave, its magnitude and its color, to the pundits.
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She also warns against pundits who claim that this race is predictive of the 2018 midterms.
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The favorite game of pundits and politicos now is who would be Biden's vice presidential choice.
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That's why Democrats like to take the frontrunners down a notch after the pundits anoint them.
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And when pundits try to blame minority voters for lost elections, let's hold all voters accountable.
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Some pundits say nothing can be done as such bad practices are part of Greece's DNA.
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And this brings us to a brutal truth of our polarized time: Pundits don't like obstruction.
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Military experts, Democrats, Republicans and pundits all seem to agree that Trump is in the wrong.
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The vast majority of pundits and pollsters thought a Hillary Clinton victory was all but guaranteed.
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He stuck to the plainspoken approach that serves him well electorally, even as pundits disparage it.
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That's not just another issue, fodder for the partisans and pundits, grist for a press release.
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Clearly he was hoping he could prove the pundits wrong and propel his man to victory.
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Pulling out of this spiral is difficult because polarization is good business for politicians and pundits.
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The results demonstrate how politicians and pundits can exploit data voids to create ideological information silos.
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And the pressure, from conservative pundits and Breitbart contributors, doesn't just get dismissed, it goes unnoticed.
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Rebecca Traister, writing in New York magazine, took the pundits to task for this stylistic critique.
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But increasingly, some pundits and players are raising questions too, making him a surprisingly divisive choice.
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Never mind that black voters had no interest in supporting him; the pundits were in love.
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From morning-show hosts to Twitter pundits to protest poster artists, everyone has an opinion: Mrs.
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Within the echo chambers, politicians and pundits aren't rewarded for language that seeks consensus or compromise.
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In response to this assertion of presidential power, academics, pundits and talking heads are weighing in.
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I think those pundits that argue to the contrary — there's no evidence to suggest that's true.
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One common "solution" touted by pundits and politicians did not appear in our data or analysis.
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People didn't have to rely on pundits, politicians or reporters to tell them what to think.
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Forget the pronouncements of victory coming from President Donald Trump and some of the media pundits.
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Nevertheless, the question "What should Russia do?" is raised daily by newspaper columnists and television pundits.
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After New Hampshire, journalists and pundits are desperately scanning the cafeteria for their next soul mate.
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She was one of the first pundits to endorse President Donald Trump early in his campaign.
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Political pundits who can't tell the difference between a refrain and a remix wrote thoughtful columns.
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Influential right-wing pundits suggested he was an Islamist sympathizer or even a secret Muslim himself.
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The failure is typically flagged by pundits in passing, as if its cause were self-evident.
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Both pundits and plutocrats like to imagine themselves as superior beings, standing above the political fray.
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Pundits also point out that if the president declines a voluntary interview, Mueller could subpoena him.
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And in some of the most contentious exchanges, the pundits differed on which contender did best.
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Pundits on TV confidently opine that Trump would never do something quite as crazy as this.
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But who has appointed all these media people and these pundits as experts on what Islam is?
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The decision was met with much chagrin from those in attendance, boxing pundits and viewers at home.
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But these pundits might be underestimating how robust and intense the loyalty of Trump's fan base is.
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Some Democrats and pundits see Manafort's distribution of the polling data as new evidence of possible collusion.
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Pundits expect Mr Macri and Mr Fernández to survive the first round of voting on October 27th.
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Some political pundits even attribute President Donald Trump's election victory to an "uprising" among rural white voters.
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A crew of baby boomer–era pundits were eager to make other excuses for the former president.
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It is fueled by hatred and it is painful to see at least some pundits defend it.
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During the primaries, cable news, print media, and social media pundits made sure everyone heard Trump's message.
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And these pundits who have called me wrong from the beginning have nothing else they can say.
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A handful of prominent gay pundits saw these parties as a waste of our energy and resources.
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In the aftermath of her testimony, Jeantel was heavily criticized by mostly-white media pundits and outlets.
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MIAMI — Among some conservative pundits there was one clear winner of Wednesday night's Democratic primary debate: Rep.
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Reality television, for lazy media critics and beltway pundits alike, is shorthand pejorative for tawdry and cheap.
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The headlines by some conservative outlets and pundits have also emphasized the officer's race, ethnicity, and religion.
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This has been a rough year for pollsters and pundits, with prediction after prediction going painfully awry.
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While pundits focused on 'the wall' and who would pay for it, his proposals were more comprehensive.
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PUNDITS are already looking beyond the French presidential run-off that will take place on May 7th.
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The many pundits who have been predicting and weighing Clinton's running mate options have it all wrong.
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For years now, pundits and observers have debated the utility of pursuing the impeachment of Donald Trump.
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I predict many more of my fellow pundits will come to this realization in the coming weeks.
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Some candidates who have been mentioned by pundits as potential vice presidents are already ruling themselves out.
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Donald Trump won America's presidential election, an astonishing victory that wrongfooted the predictions of pundits and pollsters.
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At home, an apparently amateurish and chaotic campaign has humiliated an industry of consultants, pundits and pollsters.
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Numerous game pundits on YouTube, including videogamedunkey and ProtoMario, have expressed their frustration with Nintendo's monetization requirements.
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The men I'm close to were appalled, and male pundits and politicians and sports figures expressed outrage.
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Trump has survived so many shocking moments this year that most pundits have stopped predicting his downfall.
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Luckily for our democratic process, the polls and pundits don't get to decide who wins our elections.
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CARSON: For many months, the political class, pundits, the media, have tried to ignore or bury me.
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Pundits praised the stylish outfits of Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korea's blood-drenched dictator.
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His stunning victory rocked the world and defied the predictions of most pollsters, political pundits and correspondents.
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As recently as a month ago, pundits were still contemplating the possibility of a Hillary Clinton landslide.
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Many pundits are predicting a blue wave will bring Democrats to power in this year's congressional elections.
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Some pundits actually thought Peña Nieto would use this opportunity to bash Trump right to his face.
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That's a little bit later than some pundits expected but still well within Microsoft's promised release window.
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Putting all this together is a daunting puzzle for the most pedigreed clinicians, much less Twitter pundits.
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IQ tests became a tool for pundits to argue that people of darker skins were intellectually inferior.
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Unlike the desk-bound pundits in St James's Street, here was a journalist of the old school.
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The worst pundits will say Pence won because Kaine couldn't stop running his mouth and Pence could.
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Many pundits opine about Donald Trump, but few do so with the special authority of Pat Buchanan.
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I learn more by listening to people who are not in politics and not pundits like myself.
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Pundits pointed out that no non-Peronist president had completed a full term in office since 1928.
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Bernie empowers the left It was already apparent as 2016 dawned that Beltway pundits had underestimated Sen.
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Conservative pundits have been challenging mainstream expertise on issues such as climate change for a long time.
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He complains of plots by the press, NGOs, foreign meddlers and political pundits to destabilise his government.
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That's thorny, but it's much closer to the truth than what's being peddled by pundits and politicians.
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Meanwhile, the political class, which includes reporters and pundits, have always taken him literally, but not seriously.
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Several conservative pundits predicted following Haley's address that she had made a mistake by turning on Trump.
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When he began his White House bid in June 2015, pundits and political professionals derided his chances.
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To many political pundits, as to Mr Romney, Mr Obama's margin of victory came as a shock.
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Pundits and activists from across the political spectrum, on the other hand, were withering in their criticism.
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I'm still with most of the pundits who think Hillary Clinton wins the nomination in the end.
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Aviation pundits have differing opinions on the wisdom of the takeover and what it means for flyers.
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Not long ago pundits speculated that Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, might not see out her term.
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This is hardly surprising, given the paucity of Latino pundits, but we'll save that for another column.
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How we feel can often be difficult to separate from how friends, parents, or pundits feel, however.
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To pressure the Kurds, AKP's officials and pundits are making explicit comparisons with the 1915 Armenian Genocide.
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After bombing Syria and Afghanistan, Trump is being admired among pundits for his "rational," even "conventional" leadership.
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The consulting work of ex-Obama aides and ex-Bush aide-turned-MSNBC pundits doesn't come cheap.
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Conservative pundits like Ann Coulter and Laura Ingraham denounced Trump's pursuit of an agreement as a betrayal.
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At the height of the Watergate scandal, Jeet Heer notes in The Nation, pundits wondered why Gov.
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Facts have become subjective, and truth equivocal, as TV "journalists," pundits, and bloggers place viewership above sensibility.
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Politicians, pundits, and the media are entitled to share their opinions as part of the political process.
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At the end of March, pundits in Washington believed the legislative process was sputtering to a halt.
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Much like Pokémon, pundits are now engaged in a virtual battle over what the game's success means.
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Pro-Trump pundits will declare victory while liberals will furiously tweet fact-checks and denounce the president.
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Pro-AK pundits ridicule Cihangir as a sheltered ghetto of wealthy liberals and expats with tiny dogs.
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The only thing hotter than the suffocating heat wave was the scorched earth takes of righteous pundits.
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It is the season for pundits and prognosticators to share their various expectations for global financial news.
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Pundits call him a tech entrepreneur, though he actually made his money at a test-prep company.
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We often look to sociologists, politicians or pundits to tell us where we stand as a nation.
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Last year, it worked: The mainstream pundits whose approval Trump desperately craves gushed for nearly 24 hours.
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The general was repudiated by politicians, mocked on social media and called upon by pundits to resign.
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This led some pundits to believe that Trump's polling was inflated heading into the March 8 contests.
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Like most of the networks, the CNN pundits' panel spanned the full political spectrum of Trump-haters.
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For many pundits, the end of the midterms means it's time to start looking ahead to 2020.
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Trump is remaking his cabinet—filling it with hawks and cable news pundits—into his own image.
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Many pundits, politicians and pollsters have said this year's midterms will serve as a referendum on Trump.
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Paul Krugman Here's what happens every election cycle: pundits demand that politicians offer the country new ideas.
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Several pundits and journalists suggested Americans protest by keeping kosher—or, at least, reconsidering their next BLT.
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When things look bad, many pundits counsel investors to derisk their portfolios and invest in safe havens.
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Take heed, fellow pundits and prognosticators: In 23, Bill Clinton was elected President of the United States.
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Pundits have wondered when the race for the GOP nomination would be whittled down to two candidates.
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Contrary to assertions from prognosticators and pundits, supporting a gas tax increase will not end political careers.
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Business leaders, economists, and pundits have long worried that raising employees' wages would lead to bad business.
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Last year, pundits from across the American political spectrum pegged Mr. Trump's chances at slim to none.
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Responses from other Fox News hosts and pundits quickly followed after Lemon's comments made the rounds online.
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In addition to near universal acclaim from media pundits and analysts, the speech produced other tertiary benefits.
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Politicians and pundits quickly noticed he had actually been demoted two places in the cabinet protocol order.
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Various pundits have declared that Mueller said Barr "lied" and that his summary was false or misleading.
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John McCain, and others -- are no random acts of emotion, conservative pundits and campaign strategists told CNN.
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Several pundits have suggested Spieth may never be the same again but Matthew sees the situation differently.
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Pundits and politicians on the right have placed Islamophobia firmly at the center of the new movements.
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During the election campaign, pundits frequently derided Donald Trump as an online comment section come to life.
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"That is why I won't listen as the pundits and politicians decree from on high," Carson continued.
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But the issue is far more complicated than many government officials and pundits would have you believe.
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Loudly asserting what most pundits whisper about is one of the finest traditions of political stand-up.
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Cryptocurrency pundits said the price jump had more to do with technical levels than any other catalyst.
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For that reason, some Oscar pundits are trying to create a race where there probably isn't one.
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O'Rourke has strongly denied he'll do that, but many pundits still think it's the most likely scenario.
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The anchors and pundits vamped on Friday, filling the long hours of airtime with questions and speculation.
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We're also highlighting the ways in which policymakers and pundits normalize Trump's abnormal actions, words, and policies.
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In 2016, most of us pundits thought the educated-class Republicans would prevail over the angry populists.
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By the fall of 2010, some pundits criticized the Democratic field for not pounding away on Trump.
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We often hear political pundits talk relentlessly about "blue states" like California and "red states" like Utah.
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We've all had enough of the so-called pundits, most of whom aren't even at the games.
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But the fealty that pundits like Sean Hannity show to Mr. Trump have many establishment Democrats apprehensive.
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This is why pundits are calling for a fresh start at the top of Germany's major parties.
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Her remarks surprised and drew criticism from scholars, immigration advocates and pundits on the left and right.
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Pundits and Sanders's political opponents balked at that price-tag when he released the plan in August.
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But two former White House officials turned pundits, David Axelrod and Robert Reich, warned of creeping autocracy.
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Pundits speculated that the coronavirus had convinced more Israelis to remain in the country on Election Day.
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And pundits, including some who are broadly critical of the president, hectored us to give him credit.
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"Vote your conscience, not what the pundits and the billionaires are telling you to do," she said.
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Pundits praised New Hampshire's paper ballot system Monday night as results coming out of Iowa remained stalled.
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The carpetbagger Here are the films and performances from this year's edition that already have pundits talking.
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Among the wide range of pundits, ideologues and highly YouTube-specific personalities, a few archetypal examples appear.
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Kellyanne Conway occasionally gets the treatment, mainly for making cable-news pundits flail with impossibly cynical arguments.
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Conservative pundits and media outlets emphasized the warmongering efforts, attempting to steer attention away from the assassination.
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"She could surprise pundits here," said Matt Paul, Hillary Clinton's Iowa state director during the 2016 caucus.
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I guess maybe his campaign wasn't imploding as has been suggested by pundits time and time again.
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The pundits have hypothesized on virtually every aspect of Clinton's and Sanders's treks to and through Iowa.
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And it would confirm what many pundits have been saying in Washington all year: Republicans can't govern.
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Opinion Columnist Remember when pundits used to argue that Elizabeth Warren wasn't likable enough to be president?
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"We usually booked politicians and pundits every few months, when there was something newsworthy," Mr. Burnett said.
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We pundits were tossing all steamed in our beds,While Trump's certain acquittal danced in our heads.
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But these pundits leave out that many of the ideas they say Democrats should abandon are popular.
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Some of these pundits say Democrats should even nominate a GOP running mate in order to win.
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Cruz's decision to name Fiorina as his running mate won mixed reviews from political pundits and strategists.
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Despite Klobuchar's consistent position just outside the top tier of candidates, pundits cannot get enough of her.
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"I've noticed this seems to be a theme with them, yes," Clinton said, referring to the pundits.
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Some pundits have suggested that "economically anxious" voters were especially susceptible to Mr Trump's anti-migration rhetoric.
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And media pundits, Washington insiders, even some people in our own party don't want to admit it.
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Pundits have predicted an end to the current bull market for years — and yet it has endured.
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The point is, American audiences know the cake is baked when seeing certain pundits on the air.
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He's doubled down on his attacks on his enemies, mainly the Democrats, TV pundits and the press.
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In private conversations and on social media, Democratic officials, political operatives and pundits are reconsidering Sanders' chances.
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Rubio was booed at times by the audience but was praised by pundits and his colleague, Sen.
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When we raise these issues, certain pundits and politicians are quick to caution against "politicizing" a disaster.
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The network's deep well of contributors and political pundits ensures that the Trump show is always rolling.
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This was probably a minority view within the profession, but was pretty much dominant among Beltway pundits.
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And it grows from a small student group to over 40,000 lawyers, judges, politicians, conservative media pundits.
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She's also building a reputation among establishment Republicans — whether potential donors or pundits or lawmakers like Sen.
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But these days fortune favors pundits who entertain the unexpected — and ambitious politicians who prepare for it.
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Political pundits predict a snap vote could come as soon as March, instead of November as scheduled.
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Layman still hears players and pundits describe him as having "sneaky athleticism" but it doesn't bother him.
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Multiple conservative outlets and pundits have used the tragedy to advance anti-immigration policies and ideas. pic.twitter.
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Journalists and pundits who write about Bernie Sanders or his policies have learned to be very careful.
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I know, Republican pundits like to call themselves the "party of Lincoln," but that is mostly nonsense.
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By 2010, these stories had become the default way technology pundits like me looked at the world.
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That's garnered them success in major elections, but it's also backed them into a corner; Republicans know they can't betray the conservative pundits who helped elect them, but those pundits are becoming more and more ideologically extreme, pressuring Republicans to shut down the government over even minor funding disputes.
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For example, in September of 2015, when the media and pundits were predicting permanent minority status for the Republican Party, O'Brien wrote: I do not agree with the mainstream pundits or share the pessimism of some of my GOP friends about our party's future for two key reasons.
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"Tonight in New Hampshire, as everyone had counted us out even a week ago -- thank you, pundits -- I came back and we delivered," Klobuchar bragged on stage on Tuesday, noting that some pundits had predicted she would not make out of Iowa or to the New Hampshire debate.
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For Mr. Trump, the high participation did not translate into victory, as many pundits had predicted it might.
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Many pundits reference Christie's later endorsement of frontrunner Donald Trump, thought some view it as obvious and desperate.
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While his chances are talked up among Beltway pundits, he is almost unknown in the nation at large.
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Even some Republican pundits who were initially enthusiastic about the offer balked when they read the fine print.
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At first blush, the matchup sets up as a tossup, despite the lukewarm confidence from most national pundits.
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Over the next few days, writers and pundits will continue to argue about why, exactly, this man won.
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But the core problem remains the same: Conservative pundits have no incentive to call for compromise or moderation.
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They're convinced they are outrageously misunderstood -- and even being actively undermined -- by the national media and Washington pundits.
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Neither had much involvement in CNN's news operation — which itself employs partisan pundits to debate issues on-camera.
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Their results were the sheet music for a chorus of pundits arguing that AI will decimate our society.
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Brazilian pundits talk about the triad of "Bible, bullets, and beef": religious conservatives, gun rights activists, and agribusiness.
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Since the founding of American democracy, scholars and pundits have noted the necessity of political parties for democracy.
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The problem was that the rising rate environment didn't arrive nearly as soon as pundits thought it would.
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To suddenly root for the Dems means these pundits are effectively embracing that which they have always denounced.
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Pundits said Rubio won the first Republican debate, and it resulted in a polling surge for Ben Carson.
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Southampton had punched above their weight for a couple of years, but this time most pundits expected relegation.
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None of this was motivated by bigotry, racism, Islamophobia or whatever other "ism" or "ia" the pundits concocted.
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More seriously, it caused some pundits to argue that our voting systems will never be secure or reliable.
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Voters and pundits, though, will continue to treat this is a serious campaign to chart the nation's future.
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In the press and among pundits, Obama's speech was widely covered as an extended, veiled jab at Trump.
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Most pundits agree that the fortunes of this large and historically important community have somewhat improved since 2013.
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If pundits can agree on anything about 2016, it is surely that it has been bad for elites.
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As candidates make their final pleas to voters, pollsters and pundits are debating who will win in Iowa.
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So sure, why can't the Chapo Trap House guys be acutal celebrity pundits with a book and everything?
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Cooper is one of 15 journalists, columnists and pundits who made the cut for 2017's Sexiest Newsmen.
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What's more, Trump's support among conservative intellectuals, writers, and pundits was shockingly low for a Republican Party nominee.
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It maps things like topography, grass density and soil moisture, providing hard data for pundits to chew over.
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Twitter pundits know that attacking a young woman for racism will earn them a disproportionate amount of likes.
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Some pundits speak of "Modi magic" to explain his immunity from criticism, but there are more straightforward reasons.
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" It was "the pundits" who liked "to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states.
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But perhaps the number of gamblers on each side would have been the better guide for pundits. Perhaps.
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However, pundits had little reason to believe him as polls had him behind in most of the area.
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Subsequently, the real estate firm's decision to release renderings of the building has left pundits stumped for answers.
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Joaquin Castro — who many pundits saw as a formidable challenger to Cornyn — chose not to run for Senate.
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Pundits have tried to understand the structure of the deal, but most agree that Apple has the leverage.
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Putting all this together is a daunting puzzle for even the most pedigreed clinicians, much less Twitter pundits.
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Sure, as pundits have repeatedly noted, Clinton supporters have little chance of dissuading people from voting for Trump.
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For weeks, pundits have puzzled over what appears to be an agonizing choice for Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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NFL pundits said Monday that Gase, 40, likely will be considered for another head coach opening this offseason.
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Some pundits have theorized that Mr. Cruz, who is riding momentum in Iowa, might be peaking too soon.
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Similar competitions exist in Washington, DC, (Beltway Pundits), Milwaukee (Pundamonium), San Francisco (Bay Area Pun-Off) and elsewhere.
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In time, some pundits reckon, they may even seek to close the loop—by buying vineyards in China.
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Let me ask you this because you been talking about -- GIULIANI: All the other pundits are completely wrong.
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But even while the mere existence of the category was (rightfully) questioned by pundits, Google kept plugging away.
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But revelations have caused a global uproar, with pundits warning of dire financial and political consequences to come.
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For this, he will be given a passing grade by a significant portion of pundits after the debate.
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Many pundits also suggest that it is easy for U.S. citizens to create shell companies in certain states.
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Many pundits expected tech to trail under Trump as a global manufacturing and trade war rattled supply chains.
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Eventually, we can hope pundits will stop using the word "girl" to describe grown women elected to office.
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Take a look at how some of America's most telegenic pundits and personalities have aged since the election.
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Some pundits at the time asserted that the Act will pave the way for statehood for Puerto Rico.
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Politicians and pundits often intone that there are "a multitude" of new energy options, but that's rhetorical hyperbole.
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Really, it's safe to say that the majority of fans and pundits considered his return a bad idea.
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His social media skills have proven exceptionally effective at removing the press, pundits and powerful from the equation.
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Put on a few pundits, obsessing 24 hours a day, seven days a week about this one guy.
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The story easily had legs until Wednesday, with many political pundits already declaring the RNC a dumpster fire.
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On Thursday, the White House's social media summit will reportedly host a who's who of conservative media pundits.
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But pundits often conflate what is effective—or what is deemed to be effective—with what is good.
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There seems to be some concern between fans and pundits over the idea of Stephens kicking with Aldo.
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At every turn of the campaign pundits, journalists and moderate Republicans predicted that he would fizzle out soon.
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Top conservative pundits bashed the bill on Thursday, sparking fresh questions about if Trump would sign the legislation.
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Washington pundits are becoming increasingly frustrated at how Sweden is refusing to fully commit to the NATO alliance.
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The ever-present pundits on cable news will begin shaping the conversation to encompass the desired talking points.
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Hegseth ended the segment and then directed viewers back to his colleagues, the pundits in New York City.
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We — we pundits, commentators, insiders — think we get them, know their collective mind, believe we speak for them.
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Mitt Romney beat Obama by about 28503 percent, although many pundits predicted Romney winning by a larger margin.
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One is that a diminishing proportion of the world's pundits seem to know what the passive voice is.
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If central banks have more sway than some pundits allow, Abenomics also shows the limits of their power.
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But pundits rushed to prematurely praise him to balance out all the well-deserved criticism that came before.
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Conservative pundits and politicians love stadium rock—but, more often than not, stadium rock doesn't love them back.
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Pundits charge that racial minorities practice a self-segregating "identity politics" rather than uniting around shared economic grievances.
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In the parents' suite, a TV set was tuned to reporters and pundits giving the latest from Orlando.
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Republicans had won five straight presidential elections in a row and most pundits predicted they couldn't go six.
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It is further possible that some erroneous underlying assumptions exist in some of the other pundits' ratings, i.e.
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Maybe it's time to send all those political pundits and campaign pool journalists to an elementary marketing class.
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"The list was a head-scratcher, a random assortment of obscure and questionable pundits," Politico reported in 2016.
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He says he feels reinvigorated by the campaign overhaul, which led many pundits to write his political obituary.
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Don't be fooled by any pundits trying to peddle the "but the Democrats are gaining on Trump!" nonsense.
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The Federal Reserve rate hike of a quarter point should be good news for retirees, industry pundits say.
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And cue the pundits, who wasted little time assessing her chances and the meaning of her early announcement.
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When Trump announced his candidacy in June last year, he was widely ridiculed by rivals and pundits alike.
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Democrats and the wing pundits concocted a conspiracy in which Trump was a "Russian asset" compromised by Putin.
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Already, pundits are focused on what the court decided and how the different justices reached their various conclusions.
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But a number of journalists and pundits criticized Hannity's decision to campaign on behalf of Trump and Republicans.
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Trump opponents, comedians and pundits have long taken shots at the size of Trump's hands to insult him.
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And while many pundits wrote approvingly of his appointment, for some hand-wringing about its implications began immediately.
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Some fact checkers and political pundits may have raced to their history books, ready to dispute the claim.
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An important courtroom victory for liberty and federalism is stirring confusion, with some pundits reaching very mistaken conclusions.
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Would pundits, politicians, and citizens who advocate for policies designed to limit illegal immigration therefore constitute domestic terrorists?
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The pundits on CNN Turk were saying that all would be fine, that things were returning to normal.
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Since WeWork makes its money renting shared office space, not software, investors and pundits universally rejected that idea.
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The Oilers are finally playing like the pundits had predicted they would at the start of the season.
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"The donor class, the elites, the pundits represent an infinitesimally small portion of the Democratic electorate," Murray said.
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Clinton is winning because she possesses some fundamental political strengths — strengths that fall into many pundits' blind spots.
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The conventional wisdom, among academics and pundits, is that a president can be impeached for non-criminal behavior.
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Many social media users and television pundits noted that his bragging amounted to a description of sexual assault.
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The Trump campaign's surrogate operation has relied heavily on a small cadre of supporters and cable news pundits.
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It's got to come from the media, it's got to come from the pundits, who work social media.
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He then beat Clinton, when polls and pundits were predicting a heavy defeat right up until Election Day.
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Similarly, pundits considered McCain's reelection bid a tough one, both in the GOP primary and the general election.
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Some members of the press and pundits apparently find this to be a fringe interpretation of federal law.
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The video was so damning that it flipped major pundits who normally side with police in these cases.
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The country (and cable news pundits) can now move on, a result that many Democrats may be cheering.
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Both candidates and pundits will be giving more attention to where the money's going, and what it's doing.
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His announcement sent media pundits spinning, trying to calculate how many voters Bush's support would bring against Trump.
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But I think the lesson of this nomination season is that voters will continue to surprise the pundits.
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The patchwork nature of the label means that many journalists and pundits are often working off different definitions.
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Many liberal pundits and Democratic politicians debated what the party needed to do to win presidential elections again.
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But flight attendants and airline workers have been told by some pundits that the Green New Deal, Rep.
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The consensus among political pundits after the 103 election: Democrats should reach out to the white working class.
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They wish not to be pushed around by what traders in financial markets and cable news pundits want.
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But that, of course, is not the migration that pundits and politicians in this country are shouting about.
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Instead, the politicians and the cable pundits were left to parse his wording and draw their own conclusions.
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