To the frustration of many progressives, the Democratic party has generally sought right-leaning candidates to run in right-leaning states and districts.
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" Right-leaning local government administrations have also willingly joined in Law and Justice's culture war, with more than 30 right-leaning local governments declaring their districts "LGBTQ-free.
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The only clearly right-leaning president who has won reelection is Reagan, but Trump's presidency, if it can be considered right-leaning, is difficult to gauge because of his bizarre behavior in office.
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Max was to his right, leaning on the window ledge.
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Along with American News, they published the right-leaning site Conservative101.
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Poland's right-leaning government is already publicly hailing the Trump speech.
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The right-leaning opposition and the Catholic church strongly oppose it.
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" The right-leaning Rasmussen Reports rates the race as "strong Republican.
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An analysis by a right-leaning think tank found that Rep.
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There aren't enough right-leaning rockers to fill out the playlist.
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Instead, the White House inviteda variety of controversial right-leaning figures.
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In February, 26 percent of right-leaning Americans approved of Trump.
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Conservatives have accused the S.P.L.C. of unfairly targeting right-leaning groups.
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Other right-leaning news outlets have sustained their audiences, despite battling scandals.
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His is a position that some right leaning Latvian politicians find untenable.
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Such issues have seen support from at least some right-leaning voters.
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Fake accounts became more right-leaning after President Trump won the election.
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Those in the party's moderate and right-leaning camps fear the worst.
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Even Scott Adams, the alt-right-leaning creator of Dilbert, joined in.
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It's 49 percent to 42 percent in the right-leaning RealClearPolitics average.
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The Washington Times is a right-leaning publication founded by the Rev.
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Familiarity has bred content among most right-leaning voters (see chart 1).
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CPAC is an annual conservative conference that features prominent right-leaning speakers.
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Ms. Koike was the most right-leaning of the three leading candidates.
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That provides real challenges for Trump-skeptical conservatives in right-leaning media.
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Like Thomas in 1991, Kavanaugh will be joining a right-leaning court.
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Next, we marked a number of news publications as right-leaning or not.
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The other side: Nearly 25% of Hispanics identify as Republican or right-leaning.
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Even numerous right-leaning scholars and writers opposed Trump in the clearest terms.
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White suburban voters could retreat further into the fast-growing, right-leaning exurbs.
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And I think that's diminishing people's willingness to listen to right-leaning opinions.
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But Democrats, along with traditionally right-leaning business organizations, rallied against the change.
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Allen, an outspoken Republican, starred as a right-leaning character on the sitcom.
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Conservatives have rallied around Barrett, citing her right-leaning and deeply religious viewpoints.
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Dad's position on immigration seems to come straight from right-leaning news ravens.
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Right-leaning media outlets have focused serious attention on those allegations since 2017.
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In all, about 90 percent cast ballots for right-leaning or religious parties.
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This week alone, Trump attacked right-leaning Fox News and left-leaning MSNBC.
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His success mirrors the rise of right-leaning populist figures around the world.
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Creative ideas like these have been notably absent in right-leaning policy circles.
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Facebook has even partnered with right-leaning outlets as fact-checkers for news.
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So why do right-leaning sites track users more than left-leaning ones?
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Wade decision, which could be threatened by a more right-leaning Supreme Court.
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Right-leaning organizations are hopeful that Barr will take up the mantle from Sessions.
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That person could mean that the Court will remain right leaning throughout Roberts' tenure.
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That consistent right-leaning record is what has attracted the White House&aposs notice.
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The IRA simultaneously targeted right-leaning audiences with content raising fears of voter fraud.
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Most were from right-leaning YouTube channels, including Fox News and the Daily Caller.
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More often than not, they argue over if Israel's politics are right-leaning enough.
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There's no reason that you shouldn't see right-leaning radio stuff migrate to podcast.
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He chairs the House Blue Dogs, a coalition of moderate to right-leaning Democrats.
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Overall that year, the right-leaning organization gave Weld a B for fiscal policy.
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Both Julian Assange and the right-leaning social network Gab offered Damore a job.
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Right-leaning Rasmussen Reports polling often has his approval rating closer to 50 percent.
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His right-leaning, anti-immigration views have resonated with Austrians and European leaders alike.
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The American Legislative Council, ALEC, links right-leaning lawmakers to conservative and corporate lobbyists.
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The right-leaning Mr. Miller spent 12 years in the Texas House of Representatives.
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Local right-leaning and far-right politicians criticized the event as promoting extremist Islam.
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His approval in right-leaning Rasmussen Reports polling can hover closer to 50 percent.
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Right-leaning respondents were more worried about ISIS than individuals aligned with the left.
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The spot released Thursday touts glowing reviews from a number of right-leaning organizations.
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The appointees from conservative research and advocacy groups reflect Mr. Trump's right-leaning politics.
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Conservatives have accused the group of unfairly including right-leaning organizations on the list.
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There is Mr. Biden's penchant for praising Republicans, former segregationists and right-leaning columnists.
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He has long been the target of right-leaning and anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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That's raised massive First Amendment red flags for both left- and right-leaning experts.
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The ad was criticized by some right-leaning commentators who created a hashtag, #BoycottBudweiser.
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Of the 2 who preferred the right-leaning policies, one was a Clinton voter.
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The Grand Old Party has made small gains among pro-immigration, economically right-leaning Americans.
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Even the right-leaning Cato Institute has found immigrants to have a positive economic effect.
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U.S. President Donald Trump recognised Guaido, as did Canada and right-leaning Latin American governments.
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But, perhaps surprisingly for a right-leaning judge, Kavanaugh's stance on abortion isn't immediately clear.
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But as McKenna spoke on Thursday, Alberta's two right-leaning parties announced plans to merge.
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This kind of right-leaning identity politics is more potent than the left-leaning version.
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But the headlines from right-leaning and left-leaning news organizations tell a different story.
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Meanwhile, he frequently praises the right-leaning Fox and willingly takes interviews with Fox & Friends.
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Many of them give the court's right-leaning majority a chance to flex its muscles.
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Freedom Partners, a right-leaning advocacy group, applauded the move, but called for further action.
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Several right-leaning parties abstained during the vote to set up the commission, causing controversy.
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" Another British newspaper, the right-leaning The Daily Telegraph, said that Trump's "woes were mounting.
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The more traditional church crowd, not so much the right-leaning church crowd, is horrified.
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Both she and her husband regularly donate to right-leaning candidates and organizations, records show.
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Democrats and ethics groups, including right-leaning ones such as Judicial Watch, criticized the change.
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The anonymously operated conservative site regularly reposts false content from other unreliable right-leaning sites.
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The boundaries have helped the GOP expand their majorities and push a right-leaning agenda.
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Predictably, most of theses politicians are from right-leaning parties, who are currently in opposition.
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Veronique de Rugy, a right-leaning columnist and fellow at the Mercatus Center Research, agreed.
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Right-leaning organizations have praised Republican lawmakers' plans in letters as well as in advertisements.
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At worst, the right-leaning media is calling for government intervention to ensure political neutrality.
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Ingraham is solidly right-leaning, as she has demonstrated on her successful national radio show.
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And the division between left-leaning and right-leaning news organizations is certainly not new.
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Bloom also told the AP she was shocked her son had radically right-leaning views.
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That seat ultimately went to Justice Gorsuch, keeping it in the court's right-leaning faction.
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Punching left is a time-honored tradition among liberals, especially in relatively right-leaning America.
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Obama's basic argument is that too much change, too fast, made right-leaning voters susceptible to a demagogue's charms; Shapiro's basic argument is that too much of Obama's liberal provocations, for too long, made right-leaning voters long for a strongman of their own.
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Smith and Polgreen reportedly criticized this way of thinking, arguing that some right-leaning outlets, in particular The Daily Caller (whose editor Neil Patel was also in attendance), do not uphold the same journalistic standards as other right-leaning outlets, like The Weekly Standard.
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We can see this ethos, too, in a number of reactionary and right-leaning movements today.
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LifeZette's right-leaning stories were even being promoted on liberal Facebook pages such as Truth Examiner.
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New right-leaning governments in the region have introduced business-friendly policies to lure them back.
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Not a single right-leaning site appeared on the first page of search results, he continued.
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The right-leaning Brazilian Social Democracy Party is torn between two possible candidates: Sao Paulo Gov.
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Notably, this is just one example of Gifford being outspoken about her right-leaning religious beliefs.
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And right-leaning outlets seldom miss an opportunity to lean away from any discussion of Russia.
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But the bill is raising questions among House conservatives, outside groups and the right-leaning media.
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Several right-leaning news organizations were allowed to attend, along with some major networks like ABC.
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The Sinclair deal also encountered popular opposition over the right-leaning broadcaster's "must-run" editorial packages.
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Recent surveys, however, showed the center-left Liberals edging in front of their right-leaning rivals.
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The International Republican Institute has funded centrist or right-leaning political operations around the globe. Sen.
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New York Democrats named by a right-leaning news outlet as possible primary challengers to Rep.
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This idea is turning up increasingly on the legislative wish-lists of the right-leaning parties.
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The police report, from 85033, resurfaced in a report by the right-leaning Washington Free Beacon.
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Of the unions favored by right-leaning respondents, police and nurse unions were the most popular.
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In 1996, Murdoch and Roger Ailes launched Fox News, a right-leaning 24-hour news network.
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Making a direct appeal to Republicans and independent voters in a traditionally right-leaning state, Mrs.
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All the organizations slated to attend the meeting appear to be bipartisan or right-leaning organizations.
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On Twitter, this story was initially amplified by right-leaning accounts, some of which are automated.
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In May, 68 percent of right-leaning voters thought next year's business conditions would be good.
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According to Politico, the right-leaning Regnery Publishing will put out Spicer's book in July 2018.
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The right leaning think tanks were instrumental in helping the Trump campaign to assemble the list.
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Users on Gab—a right-leaning Twitter alternative—shared image repeatedly and pushed it on Facebook.
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" The headline on the website of the right-leaning Daily Telegraph described the reshuffle as "chaotic.
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This leads to situations where Facebook partners with right-leaning organizations to fact-check liberals sites.
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In the Fifth Circuit alone, already very conservative, President Trump has placed five right-leaning judges.
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"In Milan, A Carnival of Do-Gooders," read the headline in the right-leaning Il Giornale.
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At its founding a decade ago, Breitbart dedicated its ideologically right-leaning coverage to celebrity culture.
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Mr. Broad is a member of the National Party, part of the right-leaning coalition government.
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Right-leaning media picked up the story, accusing Canadian liberals of welcoming wolves in sheep's clothing.
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At present, the right-leaning P.T.I. represents a sizable minority of the affluent urban middle class.
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The self-described democratic socialist has since faced immense scrutiny from conservatives and right-leaning publications.
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In a telephone interview on Thursday, Mr. Livingston rebuffed suggestions that Sinclair pushed right-leaning views.
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At best, right-leaning media is suggesting that technology company executives should not have political views.
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Then again, others in the right-leaning internet ecosystem had forwarded the illegal voting report, too.
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A number of activists with right-leaning groups are also pushing back against the trigger concept.
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I was reading a piece in the American Thinker, a right-leaning publication, on this subject.
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Her chief rival is another woman, Yuko Nakagawa, the incumbent from the right-leaning Liberal Democrats.
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However, she said that left-leaning protesters were using Nazi tactics to silence right-leaning thought.
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The broadcaster has a history of airing right-leaning segments critical of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Fox News, known for right-leaning anchors and punditry, is loathed by many on the political left.
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Over 37 weeks, the authors measured engagement — likes, comments, and shares — across left- and right-leaning pages.
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This is the present line of the Republican party, and of some right-leaning politicians in Europe.
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The right-leaning website also has a history of running stories that highlight crime from unauthorized immigrants.
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Duckworth was endorsed by the right-leaning Chicago Tribune editorial board, citing Kirk's health as a reason.
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Clue of the Day for me was "Right-leaning," which is not what you think it is.
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You could conceivably dislike all left- or right-leaning tweets and be in a perfect Twitter bubble.
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THAT left- and right-leaning Americans read different books might be the least surprising fact about publishing.
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The right-leaning American Enterprise Institute highlighted the challenges with Trump's 4 percent goal earlier this month.
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Gavin McInnes, a controversial right-leaning online talk-show host, delivered Coulter's speech, which was about immigration.
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Zuckerberg met with right-leaning luminaries last week, some of whom responded with praise for the company.
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Let's be clear: Kavanaugh has support from a majority of mainstream pro-life and right-leaning organizations.
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Halper previously worked as online editor of the right-leaning The Weekly Standard before joining the Post.
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Here are some headlines from right-leaning and left-leaning news sites on the Acosta-Miller brawl.
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Both O'Reilly and Ailes left the right-leaning news network in the wake of sexual harassment allegations.
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That tactic has intimidated Republican leaders for years, of course, and it has frustrated right-leaning voters.
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Right-leaning media members were quick to blame the left for Bream's decision to move her program.
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They are skeptical of Facebook and fear that any changes could target content from right-leaning outlets.
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Only 2628 percent of independent or right-leaning voters say they'd most likely vote for retiring Sen.
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A Brazilian right-leaning journalist on Thursday assaulted journalist Glenn Greenwald on air during a radio show.
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But the ultimate failsafe is the transformation of the Supreme Court, which is becoming decidedly right leaning.
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Many fast-food chains donate to federal campaigns and PACs, typically supporting right-leaning, pro-business groups.
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The right-leaning Ingraham apologized on social media amid the backlash over her criticism of Hogg's GPA.
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He is a fellow at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute and a respected health policy analyst.
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The right-leaning Sinclair is the country's largest television-station owner, with 154 stations across the country.
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The rankings reflect right-leaning ideas about what it means for people and economies to be free.
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It is expected to pass in the Quebec legislature, where his right-leaning party has a majority.
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Others think his right-leaning political party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, has alienated minorities and stoked fear.
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It didn't convert when it nominated left-wing candidates in right-leaning states like Florida and Georgia.
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Proponents of voter ID laws, who are mostly right-leaning, say they're necessary to prevent voter fraud.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), have instead decided to transfer money to right-leaning candidates they personally support.
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These groups support the president's right-leaning politics by renting out its ballrooms for lavish private events.
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Rasmussen Reports, a right-leaning polling firm, routinely pegs the president's approval ratings higher than other pollsters.
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The track, watched over 37 million times on YouTube, was heavily criticized in Turkey's right-leaning newspapers.
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" But Mr. Coiro said he supported affirmative action, despite being, in his words, "kind of right-leaning.
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The stories of mistreatment began with left-leaning publications, but spread to right-leaning news media outlets.
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Politically right-leaning people reported fewer negative health effects related to politics than people who lean left.
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His right-leaning district, which includes suburbs around Milwaukee, voted decisively for Mr. Trump over Hillary Clinton.
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Australians defied their right-leaning government in 2017 to overwhelmingly approve a referendum to institute marriage equality.
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The right-leaning Canadian Taxpayers Federation, which campaigns against government waste, accused the Liberals of fiscal mismanagement.
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That hardly amounts to what the right-leaning news outlet Breitbart called a "stacked deck" against Trump.
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Here's the thing: Even the right-leaning Tax Foundation does not believe tax cuts pay for themselves.
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Plenty of right-leaning wonks will make the case for cutting corporate taxes and reforming how they're collected.
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He's pro-choice and anti-gun, meaning that a huge swath of right-leaning voters would hate him.
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Her scant federal record has given some conservatives pause, whether she would be a reliable right-leaning voice.
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The right-leaning, most-watched network is also having another big year, with 30% growth over last year.
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He also holds right-leaning views on gun control and abortion, which helped in a solid-red state.
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Scalia was a right-leaning voice on the court, and Trump's pick is expected to fill his place.
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Seeking to win over right-leaning voters, Gantz, 59, has highlighted his military credentials and is a pragmatist.
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In opinion polls, her party is well behind the right-leaning United Conservative Party, led by Jason Kenney.
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Perhaps, the authors suggest, right-leaning respondents see government as "the cause of the problem, not the solution".
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A report from the right-leaning Free Beacon accused her of pocketing $2 million from her recount fund.
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But here's what I'll say: I read a lot more left-leaning stuff than I do right-leaning.
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Roughly half of right-leaning 18 to 29 year olds think college has a positive effect on America.
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But Brad Wall, the right-leaning premier of the western energy-producing province of Saskatchewan, opposes the idea.
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Spicer allowed journalists from several right-leaning outlets, including Breitbart, the Washington Times and One America News Network.
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North explained: Lipinski [...] is a co-chair of the Blue Dogs, a coalition of right-leaning House Democrats.
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He cited an estimate from the right-leaning Tax Foundation that doing so would create 1.5 million jobs.
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The problem with most right-leaning candidates is that they only let him express one of those sentiments.
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He was the most right-leaning candidate to even sniff the nomination in at least a half-century.
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He "represents the worst of the same", says Carlos Calleja, his nearest opponent, representing the right-leaning ARENA.
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The catcalls came after a weekend of finger pointing at the Socialist government by right-leaning opposition politicians.
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Presented with a choice between centrist generals and a right-leaning politician, Israel's public revealed a rightward tilt.
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Unlike with health care, outside right-leaning groups are united in their support of the GOP tax plan.
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Even right-leaning analysts estimate that his plan would cost our country $400-$85033 billion to carry out.
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Last year, Zuckerberg agreed to meet with conservative leaders after accusations that Facebook had suppressed right-leaning news.
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Tellingly, Kyle Pomerleau, of the right-leaning Tax Foundation, says the group was able to replicate Batchelder's findings: .
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The right-leaning magazine Le Point called Le Pen's performance a "shipwreck," and accused her of being incompetent.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India and his right-leaning Bharatiya Janata Party won re-election last week.
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The change appears to mark a significant turnaround for the right-leaning administration of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Online sites including the left-leaning Daily Kos and the right-leaning The Federalist will also be offered.
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The company has been criticized for advancing a right-leaning agenda and renewed a debate over media ownership.
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Republicans in Congress and right-leaning think tanks have put together a number of possible Obamacare replacement plans.
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News consumers who are political moderates or right-leaning, however, have a hard time buying that promotional line.
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Called by Slate "a right-leaning company worth close to $28503 billion," Sinclair broadcasts its point of view.
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" Last month, the right-leaning Washington Examiner featured this headline: "Report: Ex-DACA criminals, gang bangers go free.
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But so did leaders of a right-leaning anti-abortion group, and so did some celebrities, like Roseanne.
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Others in his party have gone further, accusing some right-leaning media of mounting a smear campaign against Corbyn.
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The provincial Liberals are not linked to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party and are more right-leaning.
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"The most right-leaning Jewish voters in New York, they aren't going to vote for Sanders anyway," he said.
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A new generation of right-leaning literary figures came to regard him as a symbol of anti-political correctness.
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"Right-leaning Facebook pages had a higher total number of interactions than left-leaning Facebook pages," the report said.
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EVERY SO OFTEN a right-leaning economist raises the alarm about the apparently parlous state of America's public finances.
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The party is not linked to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's federal Liberal Party and is more right-leaning.
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Right-leaning pundits are fond of portraying these antics as an inevitable consequence of squishy leftism and liberal intolerance.
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But on the other, she feels she might be "too libertarian and too right-leaning" to join the Democrats.
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Other right-leaning groups like FreedomWorks and Americans for Prosperity see any changes to the law as a mistake.
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Google has faced concern from Republican politicians including Senator Cruz, who allege the company censors right-leaning search results.
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At the same time, right-leaning lawyers spun the delays into a larger narrative about Obama's perfidy and lawlessness.
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Trump's November victory saw another 18 right-leaning sites registered that month, along with five new left-leaning sites.
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Several right-leaning outlets were allowed into the gaggle, including Breitbart, The Washington Times and One America News Network.
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Of particular concern is the often right-leaning "must-run" segments that Sinclair requires all its stations to air.
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Conservatives lambasted the IRS during the Obama administration for targeting right-leaning groups for tax scrutiny and wasting funds.
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From France to Poland, right-leaning (or outright far-right) parties have been gaining in strength and taking power.
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Forty-one percent are opposed to the measure in the survey released Tuesday by the right-leaning Rasmussen Reports.
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The rate hike is a welcome move for Republicans and right-leaning economists who've expressed fears of impending inflation.
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"It certainly is a hostile takeover," said health policy expert Joe Antos of the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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The biggest opposition party, the right-leaning Popular Force, has not yet responded as a group to the proposal.
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Several right-leaning outlets were allowed into Spicer's office, including Breitbart, The Washington Times and One America News Network.
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In the election of 2017, the right-leaning press launched a fierce attack on Mr Corbyn's foreign-policy views.
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The move is part of the right-leaning minority government's overall aim to remedy labour shortages by cutting taxes.
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But there is no guarantee that right-leaning populist-nationalists will set the terms of a new political alignment.
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Both Democrats and Republicans, including right-leaning pro-Israel groups, condemned the Israeli government's decision to bar Democratic Reps.
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Picking a conservative to replace Kennedy could solidify the court as a right-leaning body for years to come.
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This year, California has been "bucking the trend" of right-leaning ideas emerging on the national stage, he said.
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"I have people in my church who are strong liberal-leaning Democrats and strong right-leaning Republicans," he said.
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In 2008, a right-leaning Christian group called Alliance Defending Freedom launched a campaign to repeal the Johnson Amendment.
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Religious minorities in Quebec are reeling after the right-leaning government of François Legault proposed the law last week.
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Ms. Warren is not going to change the tone at the right-leaning network by refusing the Fox invitation.
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"Big Blow To 'Saffron Terror' Theory," read the headline for a story by Swarajya, a right-leaning news outlet.
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The American Medical Association, historically a right-leaning organization, came out strongly for the Affordable Care Act in 2008.
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At the time, Scott Livingston, the company's vice president for news, defended against the suggestion of right-leaning bias.
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Of the 15 biggest stories about Gabbard over the last three months, 12 have come from right-leaning publishers.
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Caldwell's book, The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties, has become a must-read among right-leaning intellectuals.
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Austerity measures brought in by right-leaning governments have helped Denmark recover from the financial crisis a decade ago.
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Critics of the deal also cite Sinclair's willingness to use its stations to advance a mostly right-leaning agenda.
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Upon being released online, the videos dominated mostly right-leaning media outlets for weeks in the fall of 2015.
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It's about time that mainstream outlets demonstrate a commitment to diversity of thought by welcoming more right-leaning viewpoints.
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Other right-leaning journals, like The American Spectator and The Daily Caller, also appear to be in Trump's corner.
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Some liberal activists have been unsettled by endorsements from high-profile members of the right-leaning foreign-policy establishment.
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On June 21st Mr Macron reshuffled his cabinet, taking care to preserve the balance between left- and right-leaning ministers.
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The right-leaning Liberal Party, and their smaller coalition partners, the Nationals, had been in power for six tumultuous years.
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And he might be able to replace liberals Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer and right-leaning centrist Anthony Kennedy.
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But for your average slightly right-leaning guy, maybe he's interesting for an hour, he's interesting for the first time.
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It also found that the right-leaning pages it studied earned 21961 percent more total interactions than left-leaning pages.
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Still, the leftist political bloc in the country holds an advantage over its right-leaning rivals in the national election.
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The company has been known to disseminate "must-run" news segments to its local stations that push right-leaning views.
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When the shutdown began more than a month ago, Coulter and other figures in right-leaning media were central characters.
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And right-leaning candidate Alvaro Dias accused Bolsonaro of defending the position that women should be paid less than men.
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Some of Trump's most vocal conservative critics have come from the right-leaning media, including Erick Erickson and S.E. Cupp.
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And the abuse was bipartisan: Liberals, conservatives, and women at left- and right-leaning media organizations all faced similar harassment.
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The right-leaning Foreign Policy Initiative think tank will close down in the coming months, The Atlantic reported on Thursday.
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Most Republicans and right-leaning economists favor hiking interest rates to prevent the economy from overheating and causing rampant inflation.
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So far, about $83 million has been spent on right-leaning candidates, compared with $65 million for Democrats and liberals.
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The domestic opposition, the United States and right leaning Latin American governments declined to recognize the result of the vote.
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And the right-leaning Cato Institute has established that deporting the Dreamers would cost the federal government roughly $85033 billion.
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An economist and commentator, Moore spent several decades with right-leaning groups advocating for conservative economic proposals and political candidates.
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Still, the right-leaning Tax Foundation has estimated that high-income taxpayers would benefit the most from those proposals. Rep.
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Duque, the leader of Colombia's right-leaning party, has positioned himself as a U.S. ally since becoming president last August.
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Most Republicans and right-leaning economists support the Fed's efforts to raise interest rates before inflation spirals out of control.
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Both Democrats and some Republicans, including right-leaning pro-Israel groups, condemned the Israeli government's decision to bar Democratic Reps.
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Only one reporter joined Tillerson for his March trip to Asia, Erin McPike of the right-leaning Independent Journal Review.
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"It's a good step," said Gary Schmitt, a scholar at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute who has criticized Trump.
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"I think it totally turns things around on inversions," said Alan Cole, an economist at the right-leaning Tax Foundation.
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Conservative and right-leaning folk have been calling me names for as long as I've been reporting on global warming.
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Fox News has long insisted that its political journalists, like Ms. Kelly, operate separately from its prominent right-leaning commentators.
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The Independent Journal Review, a right-leaning news website, has also struck a longer-term partnership with the tech giant.
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The Minneapolis Star Tribune and Alpha News, a right-leaning news site, have sued to unseal Mr. Ellison's divorce records.
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The domestic opposition, the United States and right-leaning Latin American governments declined to recognize the result of the ballot.
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A right-leaning newspaper is finally retracting the conspiracy theories it published about Seth Rich Can guided tours save Airbnb?
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The former Massachusetts governor and Republican presidential candidate was narrowly defeated in the state's right-leaning GOP convention on Saturday.
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As for his political ambitions, commentators say one challenge will be persuading the right-leaning Liberal Democrats to choose him.
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Judicial Watch, a right-leaning group that advocates for government transparency, obtained the documents through a federal public records lawsuit.
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Apple said there are as many people reading traditionally left-leaning publications as traditionally right-leaning publications on Apple News.
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The prime minister, who needs three more parliamentary seats for a majority, tried baiting right-leaning opposition members to defect.
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In April, diplomatic credentials were delivered to Trotta by the Argentine Foreign Ministry under right-leaning former President Mauricio Macri.
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" The right-leaning Breitbart News approvingly declared Mr. Trump's move "the latest in a political outsider's crusade against entrenched Washington.
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It came from Trey Yingst of One America News Network, a right-leaning cable news network headquartered in San Diego.
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That the closures might flip a right-leaning state like Indiana against a president gunning for re-election seemed unlikely.
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David M. Friedman, the nominee to become the ambassador to Israel, has contributed to a right-leaning Israeli news site.
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The embrace of foreign capital in Argentina, Brazil and Ecuador also follows the rise of centrist or right-leaning governments.
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Gottlieb, on the other hand, is a former practicing physician and an expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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They compared Hill's treatment to what they see as harsher treatments for ESPN employees who have expressed right-leaning views.
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PARIS — He compares himself to Margaret Thatcher, the British leader who set her country on a right-leaning economic course.
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The right-leaning Center for Health and Economy estimated that the plan would reduce insurance overall by 4 million over time.
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That, legal experts say, puts a priority on Trump ensuring the 874 federal judgeships with lifetime tenure remain mostly right-leaning.
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Right-leaning pages earned on average about 372,22019 weekly interactions and left-leaning pages earned on average about 22013,2200 weekly interactions.
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It got widespread coverage across the political media landscape, and even received reasonably sympathetic coverage from the right-leaning Fox News.
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Republicans cite a study by the right-leaning think tank American Action Forum to say the costs could reach $93 trillion.
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Medicare for All enthusiasts tend to be young and white, according to a poll by the right-leaning group One Nation.
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I'm also a Christian, but I just don't see a place for far-right-leaning religious rhetoric in our government policies.
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There is no left-leaning or right-leaning climate science, just as there is no Republican or Democrat theory of gravity.
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Pallister's right-leaning PCs said they would cut the retail sales tax to 193 percent from 219 percent on July 21.
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Journalists from several right-leaning outlets were allowed into Spicer's office, including Breitbart, the Washington Times and One America News Network.
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Alberta is the third major province to have picked a right-leaning premier over the past year, following Ontario and Quebec.
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But a closer look at Intel's political donations suggests that the company's political ideals may be more right-leaning than expected.
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Initially, they attracted support from right-leaning economists like Milton Friedman who backed them as a substitute for social welfare programs.
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It's a new, alarming wrinkle among politically right-leaning tech moguls to use words like patriotism and traitors about their competitors.
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The right-leaning think tank is presenting its findings in a paper, as well as an interactive map on its website.
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A week after the reported call, Trump lashed out at the FCC for rejecting the merger involving the right-leaning Sinclair.
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Fox News and other right-leaning outlets have begun to criticise tech with the venom they once reserved for Hillary Clinton.
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Far-right groups like Marine Le Pen's rebranded Front National in France and Italy's far right-leaning Northern League are growing.
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It linked the video "You Can't Stump the Trump " and tagged the notable right-leaning publications Breitbart and the Drudge Report.
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Around the same time, The Washington Post profiled Wade and Goldman, who ran a right-leaning website called Liberty Writers News.
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It's an odd, futile rebellion, one that underscores the incoherence of a lot of Pelosi's critics, particularly in right-leaning districts.
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The right-leaning critics took particular aim at ESPN's decision to hire Keith Olbermann and MSNBC's continued employment of Joy Reid.
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In 2016, right-leaning voters elected a president who would finally carry out their polices and do so without any remorse.
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"Any online community that is explicitly pro-free speech will inevitably become right-leaning," he told VICE News in an interview.
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I doubt party leaders will care what a right-leaning commentator thinks, but they would do well to ponder four admonitions.
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Qatar is looking to obtain a large share in the right-leaning news organization Newsmax, according to a report from Politico.
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Neo-Nazis and far-right leaning groups in Germany have also started using the day to stage demonstrations of their own.
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Political tensions in France are spiking, as right-leaning opposition politicians assailed the Socialist government over Thursday's terrorist attack in Nice.
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Why bother when gerrymandering often creates less diverse, right-leaning districts where Republicans do not need to compete for minority votes?
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Clinton leads Trump, 6900 percent to 2628 percent, in the survey from the right-leaning Red Oak Strategic released on Wednesday.
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As Kavanaugh adjusted to his new position on the Supreme Court, he generally stayed close to his more right-leaning allies.
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"We would recommend writing a more broadly based rebate," said Garrett Watson, a senior policy analyst at right-leaning Tax Foundation.
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Voters will evaluate this recession via a partisan lens, and right-leaning Republicans are not likely to desert Trump over it.
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What they found was that right-leaning governments had an easier time holding on to power than left-leaning governments did.
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Brantley is a lefty in a right-leaning lineup, and a premier contact hitter who accentuates what the Astros do best.
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"I think the secretary's statement is encouraging," said Nicole Kaeding, a vice president at the right-leaning National Taxpayers Union Foundation.
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But if they were a match made in right-leaning, animal-rights heaven, it took them a while to realize it.
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To avoid the austerity associated with previous right-leaning governments, he proposed to balance the books at a politically palatable pace.
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Generally, such Democrats, like Senators Joe Donnelly of Indiana and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, represent far more right-leaning states.
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On social media, the most popular posts from right-leaning outlets also highlighted this dynamic, according to social analytics company NewsWhip.
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The video was also boosted by large right-leaning Facebook pages, like the American Preppers Network and Chicks on the Right.
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"Mélenchon: The Insane Program of the French Chávez," the right-leaning newspaper Figaro blared in a front-page headline last week.
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Trump breaks from most Republicans and right-leaning economists who believe rate hikes are critical to prevent the economy from overheating.
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These tactics have gotten support from some mainstream right-leaning pundits who advocate for extreme restrictions on immigration, like Michelle Malkin.
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The company, known for its right-leaning bent, is one of the largest owners of local TV stations in the country.
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In all, right-wing or right-leaning parties took 21990 seats, while left-wing or left-leaning ones took just 250.
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At the same time, right-leaning governments in South America have risen to power in places where Maduro once had allies.
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To the California Republican and his allies, social media platforms have been far too unfair to conservative and right-leaning users.
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When we asked respondents to one poll to rank how far to the left or to the right they considered the candidates, Klobuchar was generally considered to be one of the more right-leaning or centrist candidates in the field, and the most right-leaning of the top tier of candidates to which she is in now.
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In the years since, right-leaning politicians and populists have railed against migration, using it to bolster their positions among the electorate.
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The Weekly Standard — Bill Kristol's weekly magazine features an array of neoconservative viewpoints and informed takes from right-leaning Washington think tanks.
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But the company needs to extract more revenue from online as advertising sales from the right-leaning Daily Mail newspaper shrink fast.
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Trump's embrace of the idea likely surprised Republicans, said Joe Antos, a health policy scholar at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Even right-leaning wonks who were harsh critics of Obamacare criticized the AHCA as poorly designed and unlikely to achieve its aims.
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McCain did not appreciate the comments made by Setmayer or the montage of right-leaning personalities in the video that was played.
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It isn't normally notable that a right-leaning economist is an enthusiastic supporter of free trade; that used to be a given.
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The Journal report claims Luckey's activity on a polarizing, and often extreme, right-leaning Reddit channel caused an uproar among Facebook employees.
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In a video posted on Twitter, right-leaning Mexican Senator Juan Carlos Romero Hicks sent a message to Trump and US citizens.
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He is according to their assessment the second-most right- leaning member of the court if he is confirmed behind Clarence Thomas.
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In recent months, a popular conservative talking point is that right-leaning figures are being censored by all the major tech platforms.
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While I've never been invited to attend, many of my right-leaning colleagues and friends have dined inside Zuckerberg's Palo Alto home.
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"The entity list is a farce," said Derek Scissors, a resident scholar and China expert at the right leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Yet we elect presidents based on coalitions consisting of extreme right, right leaning, and centrist or extreme left, left leaning, and centrist.
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Duque became president of Colombia in August 2018 after standing as a candidate for the Democratic Center, a right-leaning conservative party.
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Nevertheless, the right-leaning politics of many Israeli voters means Trump could become more popular if he emerges as the Republican nominee.
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So, if you follow a lot of "left-leaning" accounts, the extension surfaces the feed of someone who follows "right-leaning" accounts.
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He was first elected as a legislator for the right-leaning Progressive Conservatives in 1997 but switched to the Liberals in 2003.
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Republican grievances about unfriendly coverage and coastal bias are not new, and helped spawn an increasingly active and influential right-leaning media.
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Bernier, a former Conservative cabinet minister, lost the Conservative leadership race to Scheer in 2017 and started his own right-leaning party.
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Sinclair's management has always been right-leaning and conservative-leaning Pai has been accused by progressives as being favorable to the broadcaster.
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The law, adopted on June 16, prompted critics to accuse the province's right-leaning Coalition Avenir Québec government of discriminating against Muslims.
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Conservative fears: Sinclair is famously right-leaning and some have speculated it could launch a Fox News competitor as its power grows.
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She hit out at her opponent Emmanuel Macron and refined her project to appeal to a wider spectrum of right-leaning voters.
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Tom Pyle, president of the right-leaning Institute for Energy Research, said Trump is likely to implement even more campaign promises soon.
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On October 25, the right-leaning Wall Street Journal editorial board called on Mueller to resign because of his proximity to Comey.
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The left-leaning Urban Institute and the right-leaning Mercatus Center at George Mason University estimate $2202 trillion over 2628 years. Rep.
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Thomas Miller, a health expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said he thinks the timing may be right for Utah.
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"There's dignity in work, whatever that work is," Onwuka, a senior policy analyst at the right-leaning Independent Women's Forum, told Hill.
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"It's a very risky strategy," says Nicole Kaeding, vice president of Federal Projects at the Tax Foundation, a right-leaning think tank.
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Such a deal will help Sinclair Broadcasting expand its reach to more people and push its largely right-leaning agenda, Reuters said.
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But her rebuttals to the campaign's complaints are persuasive, and analysts at the right-leaning Tax Foundation have come to similar conclusions.
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The right-leaning online video producer PragerU sent out a fundraising email in February pegged to its lawsuit against YouTube alleging censorship.
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Many Republicans, industry officials and right-leaning news organizations continue to dismiss or openly mock the scientific community's warnings about climate change.
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But House Republicans and many Trump-supportive conservative and right-leaning writers and pundits have largely attempted to avoid saying as much.
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"This screed could have come from a Bernie stump speech," Professor Josh Blackman wrote on the right-leaning Volokh Conspiracy legal blog.
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For example, Obamacare started out as a Republican idea, conceived by a right-leaning think tank and tried out (successfully) in Massachusetts.
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And that state is not good: The bad faith that dominates conservative politics at every level is infecting right-leaning economists, too.
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Not, I hasten to add, for her ferocious vision of free-market fundamentalism, which has so enchanted right-leaning politicians and economists.
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The company abandoned such human input in its little-known Trending box after conservatives complained that right-leaning stories were being culled.
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In one district, for example, six Democrats were chasing the Democratic vote, while only two Republicans were splitting the right-leaning vote.
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Several right-leaning media outlets, like the Washington Examiner, the Washington Times and RedState, are experiencing major growth by widening their coverage.
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"Sanctions become a useful excuse for Iran's own inefficiency," said Mike Rubin, a resident scholar at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Stryk called a friend at Salem Media, the right-leaning media-and-talk-radio company, which signed on as a party sponsor.
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Joe Antos, a health policy expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, argued Trump has largely been ineffectual on health care.
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Geoffrey Ingersoll, the right-leaning news site's top editor, confirmed Saturday to CNN's Oliver Darcy that opinion editor Rob Mariani was fired.
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The big picture: Modi is quickly implementing his party's nationalistic and right-leaning objectives that emphasize a Hindu identity, per the Post.
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Gallup and the Marist Poll, which both released surveys this week, found that right-leaning voters were drifting away from Mr. Trump.
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According to a recent poll, 77 percent of young, right-leaning voters say the climate crisis is an important issue to them.
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Playing the role of centrist advocate in a right-leaning administration would be a challenge for anyone, even those steeped in politics.
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In each instance, there was an attempt to tilt the scales of justice in favor of big business or right-leaning interests.
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He worked at the FDA under President George W. Bush and also was a scholar at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Previously, verified political advertisers could also target ads using data such as whether the users were left-leaning, right-leaning or independent.
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Around the table are more right-leaning leaders - in part a result, some commentators say, of her decisions on austerity and migrants.
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Supporters of left-leaning parties agree immigrants "strengthen" Canada, while supporters of right-leaning parties call them a "burden" on the country.
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The Hamilton Society is a group of right-leaning American and British business professionals who often invite guest speakers to meet them.
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Allen, who stars as a right-leaning character on the show, tweeted at the time that he was "blindsided" by the move.
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Archbishop Capucci's time in prison came to an end in 1977, after elections that brought the right-leaning Likud Party to power.
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Some left-leaning sites said Mr. Carlson had embarrassed himself; other right-leaning sites said that Mr. Carlson had embarrassed the writer.
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Right-leaning analysts and Trump allies, however, don't think Democrats' claims that the middle class aren't feeling economic gains will be effective.
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Eventually, right-leaning parties in Sweden (and the scared Social Democrats who tacked right to win back power) forced the proposal's defeat.
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The domestic opposition, United States and Lima Group of mostly right-leaning Latin American governments say they do not recognize the results.
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The Times noted that the right-leaning platforms offer options to post messages on Facebook and Twitter that are scripted by the campaigns.
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That was followed by similar statements from Canada and a slew of right-leaning Latin American governments, including Venezuela's neighbors Brazil and Colombia.
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A right-leaning "troika" of powerful interest groups had been working steadily for years to consolidate their power over a majority of states.
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Jacqueline Varas, an analyst at the right-leaning American Action Forum, estimates that Trump's tariffs will cost consumers $78 billion a year overall.
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Breitbart is hardly the only right-leaning name Facebook's list, which includes National Review, The Washington Times, and News Corp's own Fox News.
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This would be obviously unfair, since half the country wanted a left-leaning party and half the country wanted a right-leaning party.
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Facebook ended its relationship with the right-leaning Definers on Wednesday as criticism mounted, including from the president of the Open Society Foundations.
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" Tom Elliott, founder of the right-leaning aggregation site Grabien, compiled a host of examples of Democrats and others using the term "lynching.
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Floriani is married to Alessandra Mussolini, a senator in Italy's right-leaning Forza Italia party and granddaughter of of fascist leader Benito Mussolini.
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When the drug lobby lined up to back ObamaCare, for instance, it was treated as a shocking reversal for a right-leaning industry.
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The sale ramps up pressure on Prime Minister David Cameron's right-leaning Conservative government, which has sought to cultivate closer ties with China.
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And I just, like I said, I've always kind of been a right-leaning guy, I'm still an avid George W. Bush fan.
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The company abandoned such human input in its little-known Trending box after conservatives complained that right-leaning stories were being culled out.
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Of course, there's a split among left- and right-leaning respondents in the poll—Trump obviously has broader support from Republicans than Democrats.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg met with prominent US conservatives today to address concerns his social network was censoring news from right-leaning outlets.
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Pulphus's painting had been displayed for more than six months without controversy until right-leaning media outlets took notice of it in December.
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Unlike most Republicans and right-leaning economists, Trump prefers the Fed to keep rates at a lower level to stimulate further job growth.
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"Philippe Martinez, the man who wants to bring France to its knees," read a recent headline in the right-leaning newspaper Le Figaro.
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Zhu has approximately 80,000 followers across her Twitter and Instagram accounts, where she often supports right-leaning media, commentators, and President Donald Trump.
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When his third tax plan was announced, the campaign told the right-leaning Tax Foundation that the pass-through cut was a goner.
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After a left-leaning journalist humiliated Ellis in The New Yorker, now must come the right-leaning agitator to stake her own claim.
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Joe Antos, a health care expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said he doesn't think the administration will approve the waiver.
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Filers included the Republican National Committee, Citizens United, Oklahoma and a coalition of other conservative states and several right-leaning public interest organizations.
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Mr. Blunt also had to confront a candidate as well positioned as a Democrat can be in a right-leaning state like Missouri.
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Right-leaning media figures have increasingly cited the "deep state" for damaging revelations about some of Trump's associates and their ties with Russia.
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However, the liberal-leaning nonprofit Media Matters reported that it would include some of the most prominent names in right-leaning internet activism.
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Leaders of conservative nonprofits and right-leaning analysts praised Trump's selection of Moore, touting him as a crucial voice for free-market policies.
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Ted Cruz share the concerns of conservatives who think large web platforms could stifle right-leaning views — and both can be aggressive politicians.
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Left-leaning organizations like the Ford Foundation and right-leaning groups like the Sarah Scaife Foundation have attempted to indirectly influence policy outcomes.
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The WSJ reports that some news executives are concerned that it's balancing mainstream outlets with explicitly right-leaning ones like The Daily Caller.
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The election was the first time Google allowed ads targeting political affinities, but it offered just two categories — left-leaning and right-leaning.
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" This headline in the right-leaning Investor's Business Daily nicely catches the spirit of this effort: "It's Official: Democrats Are the Extremists Today.
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The right-leaning Heritage Foundation put out a plan to offer broad tax credits to companies that would cover 90 percent of leave.
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Pruitt gave interviews to both the Daily Signal, the publication of conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation, and the right-leaning Washington Examiner.
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In some ways, offering up a right-leaning fact-checking organization to mollify Ted Cruz might seem like the least of its worries.
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Although Mr. Abe shares some of Mr. Trump's right-leaning philosophies, he is not the sort of strongman leader Mr. Trump often admires.
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" Mr. Dunne, the leader of New Zealand's right-leaning United Future party, said claims that he was provoked to investigate were "utter nonsense.
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Sinclair rejects suggestions that its stations push right-leaning views, and says the company's mission is to be objective in its news coverage.
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But it has also used its 173 television stations to advance a mostly right-leaning agenda since the presidency of George W. Bush.
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Clinton tops Trump 28500 to 6900 percent among likely voters in an online survey from the right-leaning Red Oak Strategic released Tuesday.
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As has become his practice, Trump called on reporters from right-leaning outlets -- Fox News and the Daily Caller -- for his two questions.
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Her critics are a strange mix, including right-leaning Jews and Zionists, commentators like Pamela Geller, and some members of the alt-right.
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"For a chancellor to abandon his main budget policy within a week is nothing more than extraordinary," wrote the right-leaning Spectator magazine.
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But the president pleased many in Mr. Netanyahu's right-leaning coalition by abandoning automatic support for a Palestinian state unless both sides agree.
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During a recent campaign stop in New Hampshire, Insider spoke with a number of right-leaning voters who have become passionate Yang supporters.
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Twitter has come under fire for suspending or "shadow banning" prominent right-leaning voices on the site, leading to accusations of political bias.
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Andrew Wilford is an associate policy analyst with the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, the research arm of the right-leaning National Taxpayers Union.
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So the formation of a group called Young Conservatives for Carbon Dividends, a coalition of right-leaning college students, could be justifiably celebrated.
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Today, a right-leaning organization is effectively defending the interests of these same companies against an aggressive proposal from a Democratic presidential candidate.
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The paper I co-authored, most people reacting negatively to that were conservative people, religious people, right-leaning people, and non-academic people.
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When the new plan was announced, the Trump campaign told the right-leaning Tax Foundation that the pass-through cut was a goner.
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Surveys show confidence in news sources is quite low across all political groupings, with right-leaning and independents particularly distrustful of news outlets.
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Now Lincoln Network, a right-leaning political group for tech workers, wants to enter the fray as a voice of reason—armed with data.
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That was swiftly followed by similar statements from Canada and a slew of right-leaning Latin American governments, including Venezuela's neighbors Brazil and Colombia.
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These apps are gaining attention at a time when Silicon Valley has been accused repeatedly of using their power to stifle right-leaning voices.
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The individual mandate had actually emerged decades earlier in the right-leaning think tank world as a market-based means to achieve universal coverage.
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With over 99 percent of results counted on Sunday night in local elections, the right-leaning Chile Vamos pact emerged as the big winner.
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But as long as we stick to the right-leaning version of a big-government paradigm, watch this continue for four or eight years.
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Details: Facebook says the takedowns may have impacted more right-leaning hyper-partisan Pages, but many left-leaning hyper-partisan pages were removed, too.
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And conservatives are poised to keep on hammering the importance of stacking the courts with right-leaning justices, a core voting issue for Republicans.
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Yet Facebook has moved gingerly in its efforts to curate news or weed out fake stories, as such efforts disproportionately affect right-leaning pieces.
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The girl later admitted to making up the story, but not before it had been widely circulated in Russian media and right-leaning websites.
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The Louisiana race pits incumbent Governor John Bel Edwards, a right-leaning Democrat who has restricted abortion access in the state, against five challengers.
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That was one reason (beyond the offensive absurdity of many of his statements) why Donald Trump was unpopular even amongst right-leaning policy shops.
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But if Bolsonaro wins the runoff, he will likely need to build a governing coalition with other right-leaning allies to implement his policies.
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But others, both in Congress and in right-leaning media, seemed to alternatively embrace the tweets wholeheartedly, downplay their importance, or excuse the remarks.
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There are a handful of other Republican and right-leaning replacement plans out there that differ from these two congressional proposals in significant ways.
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Another study found that, in supposedly empirical research, right-leaning economists discerned more economically damaging effects from increases in taxes than left-leaning ones.
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Lehman not only coined the term "Overton Window," he weaponized it, setting up training sessions on the concept for other right-leaning think tankers.
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Last year, the right-leaning Mail on Sunday newspaper launched an online petition calling on the British government to scrap the aid target altogether.
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Cruz attacked Trump while defending his own credentials as he argued that he's the candidate voters know will appoint right-leaning Supreme Court justices.
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But this is far from the only instance in which major social media platforms have been accused of political censorship toward right-leaning content.
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The right-leaning Definers Public Affairs has pitched itself recently as being able to help Silicon Valley navigate the world of political opposition research.
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Voters could be demoralized if Justice Anthony Kennedy, a frequent swing vote on the Supreme Court, is not replaced with a right-leaning justice.
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His retirement provides Trump his second opportunity to appoint a right-leaning justice to the bench, further shaping the court for years to come.
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Trudeau's center-left Liberals are facing challenges on trade and immigration and are essentially tied in opinion polls with the right-leaning Conservative opposition.
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Bannon said recently that he plans to set up a political foundation called "The Movement" to support right-leaning nationalist parties across the continent.
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"Google is going to see long-term pain because of this," said Christian Hertenstein, vice president of the right-leaning political strategy group Definers.
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"I do think that partisan tribalism is just in full effect right now," Ekins, polling director at the right-leaning Cato Institute, told Hill.
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Bruno Le Maire, a center-right politician, gave the equivalent of a gallic shrug in an interview with the right-leaning newspaper Le Figaro.
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She recently edited and contributed to a book published by the right-leaning Mercatus Center that called for totally restructuring the country's financial regulation.
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" During the July speech Sessions goaded the right-leaning students, citing "elements in our society today who want to stop you and silence you.
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The day before the shutdown began, Trump's approval rating stood at 22019 percent among likely voters, according to the right-leaning opinion research firm.
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Recently, she edited and contributed to a book published by the right-leaning Mercatus Center that called for totally restructuring the country's financial regulation.
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"The book has been authorized then I don't deny anything from what is inside," Bannon told the right-leaning French news outlet Valeurs Actuelles.
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For the same reason right-leaning talk-radio shows draw larger audiences than left-leaning programs, Republican primaries are pulled further toward ideological extremes.
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He grew up in Staten Island, the right-leaning, working-class borough that gave Trump his only victory in his native New York City.
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Arizona has long been a right-leaning state, one that has come, in a sense, to embody the divisive politics of President Donald Trump.
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It's irrelevant if this or his subsequent support for right-leaning libertarian hucksters like Scott Adams and Jordan Peterson were genuine or performance art.
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If so, here is a resource from the University of Michigan that can help: What news sources are left-leaning, centrist, or right-leaning?
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One way to turn a right-leaning person into a prison reformer is to expose him or her to the realities of the system.
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Peter Thiel, the technology investor and Trump supporter, is said to be interested in creating a right-leaning media organization based in Los Angeles.
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"That's what a majority of Israelis probably want," said the right-leaning writer Yossi Klein Halevi, a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute.
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The right-leaning, libertarian ACT party, a traditional coalition partner for National, won a single seat, with its leader, David Seymour, returned to Parliament.
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These realities make Foner's argument seem starry-eyed: The court's new term will be its 51st as an ever more right-leaning Republican body.
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Mr. Netanyahu is under pressure from his right-leaning coalition to abandon the two-state solution and even annex parts of the West Bank.
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A faction of the Western Australian Liberals, the right-leaning party led by Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, is holding a conference this weekend.
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Popular right-leaning outlets analyzed by the researchers placed 227 cookies in a user's browser, versus 563 for the median popular left-leaning counterparts.
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Virgin Trains stopped stocking the right-leaning newspaper after a memo to staff described it as "not at all compatible" with the company's brand.
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Lawmakers should pursue a vehicle-mileage tax to rescue the struggling Highway Trust Fund, a right-leaning think tank argues in a new study.
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Peter Thiel, the technology investor and Trump supporter, is said to be interested in creating a right-leaning media organization based in Los Angeles.
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For example, progressive groups have slammed the platform for partnering with a fact-checker funded by a right-leaning news outlet the Daily Caller.
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And after years of the right-leaning folks he targets behaving with absolute impunity, here's a comedian who's at least made them look ridiculous.
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The big picture: Most of the group preferred a left-leaning set of policies to a right-leaning set when no names were attached.
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While the promise to do so helped put Quebec's right-leaning government in power last year, Bernier is now polling nationally at about 1%.
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Both the American Civil Liberties Union and the right-leaning Parents Television Council have asked the Federal Communications Commission to reject the Tribune deal.
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The New York Timesreports that efforts to remove pork from school cafeterias, for instance, have been fought by right-leaning mayors in French towns, too.
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Two of the five right-leaning judges recused themselves from the proceedings; Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson III recused because Wall is his son-in-law.
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In recent months, Facebook, Google and Twitter have all faced intensifying claims of online censorship and an environment that's not welcoming to right-leaning employees.
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For years, it planned to target right-leaning voters for a host of high-profile political campaigns, working for both Cruz and President Donald Trump.
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He's praised labor unions as "prophets" and called unbridled capitalism the "dung of the devil," a tendency that makes some right-leaning American Catholics worried.
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The report found that Facebook's right-leaning users were less likely to be exposed to different viewpoints and therefore more polarized, according to the Journal.
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Our analysis finds that, even after accounting for how popular their websites are, fewer articles from right-leaning outlets show up on Google (see chart).
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"There's that primal thing that, whether you're left-leaning or right-leaning, you have this sort of in-built allegiance to your team," he said.
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But that very advantage makes it vulnerable: its left- and right-leaning members are increasingly clashing over policy, and forming informal factions within the movement.
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Jason Delisle, a fellow at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, wrote on Twitter that he could see such programs driving up borrowing by students.
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But several right-leaning analysts say Yellen's refusal to raise interest rates before the end of 2015 created financial market bubbles and increased economic inequality.
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Democrats are investing $2 million in ad buys and direct mail in the traditionally right-leaning state and sending their top surrogates on Clinton's behalf.
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But at a special parliamentary committee hearing on Tuesday, both the right-leaning Conservatives and left-of-center New Democrats termed Ottawa's response as inadequate.
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Together these changes would cost over $5trn, before accounting for their effect on economic growth, according to the Tax Foundation, a right-leaning think-tank.
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Maduro says Latin America's right-leaning governments are part of a U.S.-led international conspiracy to topple him and take control of Venezuela's oil resources.
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The right-leaning cable news channel only briefly touched on the audio, which caught Trump talking about trying to have sex with a married woman.
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She continues to write for right-leaning media and to speak on conservative television and radio, usually as the youngest panelist and the only woman.
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Her immigration policies have also come under fire from the right factions of her own party, as well as multiple other right-leaning political groups.
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Pai, speaking at an event hosted by the right-leaning Mercatus Center, said the Federal Communications Commission would not revoke a license based on content.
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"Not for a generation has Britain faced industrial militancy intended to bring down an elected government," wrote London's right-leaning Times newspaper in an editorial.
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Sinclair's management has always been right-leaning and FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, a Republican, has been accused by progressives as being favorable to the broadcaster.
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Now, the relationship between the media website and the campaign is undeniable at a time when other right-leaning news outlets are turning on Trump.
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"Why I left BuzzFeed" has been pointed to as an example of entitled millennials by more than one right-leaning publication (The Observer and HeatStreet).
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Lightly populated rural states are given the same weight as states containing huge cities, which gives right-leaning rural voters a disproportionate amount of power.
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Right-leaning opposition groups Citizens and the People's Party, who between them hold 166 of 350 parliamentary seats, agreed customers should not pay the tax.
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"With Anbang, we're not sure where their money comes from," said Derek Scissors, a resident scholar at the right-leaning think tank American Enterprise Institute.
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Rodrigo Maia of the right-leaning Democrats party, known as DEM, won the second round ballot by a wide margin in a hotly contested election.
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It brings together a rare coalition of lawmakers, from members of the right leaning Freedom Caucus to those of the left leaning Congressional Black Caucus.
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Some conservatives are hopeful he stays in Washington to lead the American Enterprise Institute, the hub for right-leaning intellectuals shaping conservative policies (The Hill).
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Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has 28500 percent support to Clinton's 6900 percent, according to a poll by the right-leaning Rasmussen Reports released Thursday.
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On Thursday, Rasmussen posted an essay on its site which denounced public opinion surveys in its Political Commentary section which frequently features right-leaning voices.
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LEADING THE DAY TECH & MEDIA: Trump on Tuesday launched new attacks against the Silicon Valley companies that conservatives have accused of censoring right-leaning speech.
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Reuters reported that right-leaning parties won gains compared to previous elections in the traditionally liberal country, thanks in large part to fears over immigration.
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Historically, states have not structured their tax systems to maximise the SALT deduction, notes Jared Walczak of the Tax Foundation, a right-leaning think-tank.
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"In 85003 to 25 counties, coal is a backbone of the economy," said Christian Palich, president of the Ohio Coal Association, a right-leaning group.
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One of the candidates for the nomination of the right-leaning Republican party, Mr. Sarkozy, has called for banning the hijab also in university settings.
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The rest are current and former advisers (Kellyanne Conway, Reince Priebus), supporters (Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham) and other right-leaning personalities (Ann Coulter, Bill O'Reilly).
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Some right-leaning websites zeroed in on the fact that the Dixie Chicks didn't use a specific word that many other country artists emphasized: pray.
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And asked if Fox's right-leaning commentators, who often support the Republican nominee in presidential years, would rally around a Trump candidacy, Mr. Wallace laughed.
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Progressive supporters have also been disappointed as they watched government policies shift to the right as Turnbull tried to appease a powerful right-leaning backbench.
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Now that Republicans are in charge: True-blue deficit hawks are worried about having too much faith in right-leaning reforms to boost economic growth.
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Thiel is a longtime conservative member of the tech elite, having founded Stanford's right-leaning student news outlet and later donated millions to conservative candidate.
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Lipinski, who has not responded to Vox's requests for comment, is a co-chair of the Blue Dogs, a coalition of right-leaning House Democrats.
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Only about half of them identify as conservative or right-leaning; 413 percent say they are independents, and 20 percent say they are left-leaning.
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But in attempting to stifle "fake news," Republicans have noticed that right-leaning news outlets, ideas, and politicians sometimes got caught up in the purge.
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But those prospects foundered when two right-leaning lawmakers from Blue and White said they would vote against any government that depended on Arab support.
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Just 80 small farms and closely held businesses are expected to pay an estate tax in 2017, the center, a right-leaning think tank, projected.
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Sherk spent over a decade at the right-leaning Heritage Foundation as a research analyst before joining the White House as a domestic policy adviser.
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Opinions about the president are extremely polarized by political affiliation — among Republicans and right-leaning independents, the Trump approval rate remains well over 238 percent.
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Sinclair beams local television stations into a quarter of American homes and has been using its 173 stations to advance a mostly right-leaning agenda.
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"It's too much to talk about all the time," said Spade, who is proud that he can hang with left- and right-leaning friends alike.
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Despite some conservative opposition from Heritage Action, others like Public Knowledge, ReCreate Coalition and the right-leaning R Street released laudatory statements after the vote.
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"Chronicles of French Denial," by the right-leaning economist and historian Nicolas Baverez, is about how France continued its economic decline under President François Hollande.
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But he has faced pressure from some fellow Democrats who want stricter environmental regulations, as well as from right-leaning constituents disenchanted with his party.
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The state's lawsuit raises a number of plausible process-based objections and seeks to take advantage of legal doctrines usually associated with right-leaning judges.
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In the 2015-16 presidential cycle, 54 percent gave to Republicans and right-leaning PACs, and 46 percent gave to Democrats, an 20183-point difference.
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Sinclair, known for its right-leaning politics, is the biggest owner of local television stations in the United States, owning or operating 173 of them.
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Some precincts of the right-leaning news media, such as Breitbart News, refrained from criticizing Mr. Trump, playing down the story of the president's remarks.
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The committee's top-ranking Democrat, Tim Walz of Minnesota, represents a right-leaning rural district and is in the early stages of running for governor.
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Right-leaning websites are reporting that Google is threatening to cut off ad revenue to their sites unless those sites remove content unfriendly to Google.
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"It is reassuring for the countries most worried about Russian revisionism," said Dalibor Rohac, an expert on Europe at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Regional media from the president's perspective could include the right-leaning Sinclair Broadcasting, which is the largest U.S. television-station owner with 85033 stations nationwide.
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Ryan will focus on opportunity, mobility, the social safety net and entitlement reform while at AEI, the right-leaning think tank said in a statement.
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His centrist program, some of it in line with the Socialist government he served, is viewed as unappealing to parts of the right-leaning electorate.
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A leaked memo from an executive at Sinclair Broadcast Group blames "extremists" for the criticism the right-leaning owner of local news stations is facing.
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In Argentina, the right-leaning (and soon to be outgoing) Mauricio Macri administration has battled a financial crisis, including struggling to control the falling peso.
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Right-leaning Chief Justice John Roberts and left-leaning Justice Elena Kagan seem to agree that sending the lawsuit papers to the embassy was permissible.
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For years now, Ornstein — a political scientist at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute — had been arguing that the modern Republican Party is deeply broken.
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That isn't to say the Sanders-Khanna bill crosses that line — it's a hard thing to gauge — but some right-leaning economists believe it would.
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"Lower spending is driven by lower provider payment rates, drug savings, and administrative cost savings," Yevgeniy Feyman at the right-leaning Manhattan Institute told me.
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The WSJ reports that Mr. Thiel will spend at least a bit more time working on a non-tech endeavor: a right-leaning media organization.
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Despite bias claims, Facebook is not censoring conservatives Natalie Martinez saddles up on one of my favorite hobby horses: A new 20-week Media Matters study on Facebook pages that regularly post about American political news again found that right-leaning pages and left-leaning pages have nearly identical engagement rates, while right-leaning pages on average earned more weekly interactions than left-leaning pages.
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This is, in large part, because Trump's base of support still remains relatively synonymous with the Republican voter base in a number of right-leaning states.
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Jones attended a hearing on Capitol Hill Thursday with social media executives, who he's repeatedly charged with censoring him and other right-leaning personalities and websites.
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But in the right-leaning newspaper Le Figaro, party stalwarts such as former candidates Bruno Le Maire and Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet offered Fillon their "total support".
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In the months since, his firing has become a popular cause among right-leaning U.S. bloggers, and Damore hired a Republican Party official as his attorney.
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Trudeau could be spared the worst in Quebec, where a prominent Conservative recently quit to form his own party, threatening to split the right-leaning vote.
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Several other Republican senators this week expressed hesitation about Moore, a former campaign advisor to Trump and now a fellow at the right-leaning Heritage Foundation.
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But that still leaves the door open for Facebook — which has been accused, in the past, by former employees, of suppressing news from right-leaning sites.
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After eight long years under Barack Obama, right-leaning viewers flocked to their go-to channel to bask in his inauguration and extremely short-lived honeymoon.
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" Then in the 2000s, Emanuel was back at it: For the 2006 midterm campaign, he "aggressively recruited right-leaning candidates, frequently military veterans, including former Republicans.
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The populist anti-immigration Danish People's Party (DF), an ally of Denmark's right-leaning government, also called for a referendum on membership of the European Union.
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Joe Manchin, a Democrat representing the right-leaning state of West Virginia, also dismissed the idea that Kavanaugh will necessarily be the swing vote on abortion.
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The campaign, as NHJournal reported Sunday, includes calls and text messages to right-leaning Independents, but it does not mention or endorse specific candidates by name.
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The estimated benefit to rich taxpayers is similar to that from previous analyses by the left-leaning Citizens for Tax Justice and right-leaning Tax Foundation.
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In a state long known for the influence of the Cuban population, the number of Puerto Ricans with less traditional right-leaning politics is growing quickly.
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"Antifa attends EVERY publicized right-leaning event they can, just so they can instigate violence and scenarios that mar the right's image," Mills wrote on Twitter.
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The PSOE could have to rely on Podemos and secessionists in Spain, again, while a right-leaning coalition could be formed by PP, Ciudadanos and Vox.
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Small business optimism dropped for the fifth straight month in January, according to closely-watched survey data by the right-leaning National Federation of Independent Business.
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But the right-leaning press has been relatively quiet on the matter, or if they are addressing it, they're spinning the news to be pro-Trump.
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Cooper has liked at least 593 pages that identify themselves as news or media organizations, and the majority of them are openly right-leaning, with Clashdaily.
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Prime Minister Theresa May called for the vote only seven weeks ago, in mid-April, when her right-leaning Conservative Party was surging in the polls.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's right-leaning Mail on Sunday newspaper has endorsed the campaign to remain in the European Union, its deputy news editor said on Saturday.
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In an effort to court the more right-leaning members of the party, GOP leadership unveiled several changes to the American Health Care Act on Monday.
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Why it matters: Even with the sell-off, the deal will make the right-leaning Sinclair far and away the most powerful local broadcaster in America.
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He was likely referring to a poll from the right-leaning firm Rasmussen from earlier this week indicating he has 36 percent support among African-Americans.
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In Donald Trump, however, these populists found a political unicorn: a candidate who shared both their right-leaning cultural values and their left-leaning economic ones.
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There have been numerous reports of right-leaning people being "shadow-banned" or even bounced from Twitter and of right-wing stories being muted on Facebook.
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"Steve has developed strong and important relationships with some of the most powerful right-leaning business leaders," a close Bannon ally outside the White House said.
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Madrid has used such tactics at times, most recently in 2010, when Spain's right-leaning Popular Party succeeded in rolling back rights previously granted to Catalonia.
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The right-leaning Tax Foundation estimated that making the plan permanent would cost $28500 trillion before accounting for economic growth and $6900 trillion after doing so.
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Unlike most Republicans and right-leaning economists who support higher rates, Trump has urged the Fed to keep rates lower to support the strong U.S. economy.
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Right-leaning groups such as the American Enterprise Institute have been more skeptical, arguing that users of roads and bridges should pay for them through tolls.
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Waiting to assume the role of the dogged opposition are right-leaning news media and political entities that thrive on and profit from challenging Republican leaders.
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Conservative lawmakers and pundits have criticized Twitter, among other Silicon Valley giants, for alleged liberal bias and a tendency to censor right-leaning posts or advertisements.
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But Andrew G. Biggs, a resident scholar at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said there was reason to think Social Security benefits wouldn't be harmed.
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Then there are Liberty's countless news-oriented pages, which together have become an almost ubiquitous presence on right-leaning political Facebook in the last few years.
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Much of the right-leaning media poses the North Korea talks as struggle between the power and prestige of Trump versus the younger, but crafty Kim.
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CONWAY, Pa. — The rules are workable enough in the right hands, in the right corner of a right-leaning region of a state like this one.
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The project, which was funded by government agencies and politically right-leaning patrons, was criticized for art-washing the conflicted and violent reality of the city.
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Mr. Nolan received an assist from The American Spectator, a right-leaning publication, which last year published an article that urged Mr. Trump to pardon him.
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It has gone out of its way to hire outsiders with social media expertise, including left and right-leaning Americans who are critical of U.S. policies.
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Yet the travails of America's struggling red regions, and practical ideas about might be done to alleviate them, are barely mentioned in right-leaning policy circles.
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The 2016 presidential election was the first time that Google allowed targeting by political leanings and it allowed just two categories — left-leaning and right-leaning.
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"What makes the airlines different is they're an important part of the supply chain," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the right-leaning American Action Forum.
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Tomas Mortberg, a member of the Overtornea council from a right-leaning party, said the state had no business poking its nose into employees' sex lives.
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And then there's the right-leaning Sinclair Broadcasting, which may have the deepest pockets and the most reach by being in 85033 markets across the country.
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Lahren joined Fox News last year after it was reported that she was "banned permanently" from The Blaze after alienating staff at the right-leaning website.
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Last week, anti-tax crusader Grover Norquist, president of the right-leaning Americans for Tax Reform, told CNBC a gas tax hike is "going absolutely nowhere."
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Republicans, who are friendlier to big business but accuse tech platforms (without evidence) of discriminating against right-leaning content, have set up the Internet Accountability Project.
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"Good question," Las Vegas businessman Stephen Cloobeck said on MSNBC when asked why Democrats have had so few election successes against an increasingly right-leaning GOP.
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Right-leaning politicos do not see the firing of James Damore as an employment decision, but as Google's effort to create ideological homogeny within its organization.
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A debate has been raging among Democratic strategists and activists over how aggressively to compete in right-leaning districts where Republicans are defending vacant congressional seats.
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"An updated framework for supply-side tax cuts would apply President Ronald Reagan's great aphorism: Trust, but verify," he wrote for the right-leaning news outlet.
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Trump himself has levied those accusations repeatedly, which reached a crescendo when Twitter was hit by accusations of "shadow banning" right-leaning voices on its platform.
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There are still likely to be four or five parties in the governing coalition — all but guaranteeing it will include both left- and right-leaning parties.
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If anything, while some like Ballmer mostly donate to Democrats, billionaires as a whole are much likelier to be similar to the libertarian/right-leaning Kochs.
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This is undoubtedly a right-leaning understanding of economics and politics, and one that is limited as a guide to the actual operation of political institutions.
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The longtime broadcaster is a conservative who, in 1998, ran on the ticket of the right-leaning Christian independent Paul Osborne in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Perhaps an editor panel which includes equal representation from right-leaning and left-leaning participants would help to police objectivity of article selection and headline content.
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The network has for years positioned itself as a microphone for conservative talking points and has hired right-leaning commentators and hosts to fill its airwaves.
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White House officials also noted that conservatives had pushed for the ban, including in a May letter that was signed by dozens of right-leaning groups.
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"Any right-leaning dude on the internet in 2019 is at least aware of the phenomenon," said Daniel Harper, a podcaster who tracks white nationalism online.
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Though most Republicans have never heard of her, National Review, Breitbart, the American Conservative, and other right-leaning outlets have all written extensively on Ocasio-Cortez.
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He lost a bid for governor in 2013, and recently has been involved with the Senate Conservatives Fund, a political group that supports right-leaning candidates.
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The basic shape of "Vog" is flipped vertically, so the right-leaning section is at the top, and the angle is sharper — more like 45 degrees.
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President Donald Trump has already voiced his excitement on Twitter that the controversial decision might wind up in front of a newly right-leaning Supreme Court.
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A $153 wage "would be incredibly disruptive" in parts of the country, said Michael Strain, director of economic policy studies at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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But Joe Antos, health policy expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said that repealing all of the taxes will be politically difficult and structurally problematic.
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Last week, The Spectator, a right-leaning British news magazine with a history of hating on raves, ran a piece about the death of electronic dance music.
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They pointed to the policies of Cameron's right-leaning Conservative government as well as the European Union, which has been slow to penalize China for dumping steel.
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Republican presidential candidates spend lots of time on Facebook, Kaplan notes, and so do other right-leaning politicians and political figures, from Paul Ryan to Glenn Beck.
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His implacable left-leaning critics argue his money that comes with ideological strings attached, and are part of an effort to evangelize about a right-leaning agenda.
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Traditional financial market logic favours right-leaning parties who keep a tighter rein on public spending over those like Labour who tend to tax and spend more.
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Democratic lawmakers and consumer groups have urged the Supreme Court to rule against Seila Law and fear that right-leaning justices could shut down the entire agency.
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A progressive crusader (Warren or Sanders) focused on a mobilization strategy helps Trump because it will push most right-leaning suburban voters back into the GOP fold.
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Gains for right-leaning parties such as the Brazilian Republican Party (PRB) make the incoming congress the most conservative since the end of the dictatorship in 1985.
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Images shared by right-leaning pages – including memes that frequently include false and bigoted messages – were by far the highest-performing content on the Facebook pages examined.
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That same year, Vicente Fox of the right-leaning National Action Party, or PAN, won the presidential elections that ended the PRI's 13 uninterrupted years in power.
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But while this point of view is gaining support among right-leaning intellectuals, it's not clear how much traction it has among rank-and-file Republican voters.
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But the fact that Supreme, a brand that has remained silent during fashion's most political era, chose a right-leaning publication as its latest partner speaks volumes.
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The merger plan by former federal cabinet minister Jason Kenney will likely go through as the other right-leaning faction, the Wildrose party, has agreed to it.
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These would be the clearest allies on the Democratic caucus the Trump team can find: Centrist, bordering on almost right-leaning Democrats, hailing mostly from Trump districts.
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The right-leaning El Mundo newspaper suggested Casado and Rivera had outflanked Sanchez over Catalonia - an issue that has dominated national politics in the last few years.
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There is little evidence showing Google censors right-leaning voices in a systematic way, but Google and other tech firms publicize limited internal data to begin with.
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If McGahn didn't tell Pence, the vice president "looks pretty bad for not knowing," said Norm Ornstein, a resident scholar at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Earlier this year, Facebook moved quickly to address allegations its "Trending Topics" feature discriminated against right-leaning views, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg sitting down with prominent conservatives.
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Trump (R) squeaks past Clinton (D), 6900 percent to 2628 percent, within the margin of error in the survey released Monday by right-leaning Red Oak Strategic.
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This time, the parties could face a court evenly split between its left-leaning and right-leaning factions since the death of the conservative justice Antonin Scalia.
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Conservatives are now eager to ensure the company and others in the tech world don't discriminate against right-leaning views, which they see as a serious concern.
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It's not all that different than from when Zuckerberg met with conservative leaders in 2016 to ease concerns that the company might be suppressing right-leaning news.
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Right-leaning research groups took issue with which counties were analyzed — one was close to New York City, and two saw big businesses open, spurring job growth.
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Scott Greenberg, a senior analyst at the right-leaning Tax Foundation, said that by one measure, the tax code would be more progressive under the new law.
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Fox News host Jesse Watters on Wednesday read texts from his mother, whom he described as a "liberal Democrat," during his show on the right-leaning network.
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The left-leaning Social Democrats and their allies earned 39.4 percent of the vote, according to exit polls, while the right-leaning Alliance polled at 39.6 percent.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will meet with conservative commentators this week to try to calm anxieties over whether the company downplayed right-leaning content on its platform.
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She's happy to make right-leaning voters feel a little better about fleeing Trump, but she isn't offering them substantive concessions, or seeking a grand centrist coalition.
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Reinstating the discount was a huge boost for Sinclair's merger, which would give the right-leaning media giant access to 72 percent of the country's television audience.
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A group of right-leaning organizations are urging members of Congress to reject bipartisan legislation that would require out-of-state online retailers to collect sales taxes.
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Fields, who parted ways with the right-leaning Breitbart News website after a run-in with Lewandowski, noted that he finally faced the consequences for his actions.
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Using the example set by the right-leaning Tea Party in years past, Indivisible works to bring about broader change by inspiring activism at the local level.
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Most Republicans and right-leaning economists approve of the Fed's efforts to neutralize interest rates in an effort to prevent rampant price increases and financial market bubbles.
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To be clear, right-leaning tax experts don't really buy the idea that companies are doing stock buybacks instead of constructing new facilities or hiring more people.
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"Secretary Tillerson's style is not the same as Colin Powell," added Holmes, who is now acting senior vice president for research at the right-leaning Heritage Foundation.
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Others believe the law is unlikely to be overturned but that a right-leaning court will rule in favor of state legislatures seeking to restrict abortion access.
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The right-leaning American Enterprise Institute recommended the U.S. follow in the U.K.'s footsteps and shore up all wages at 2628 percent to save small businesses.
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Similarly, those identifying with the Democratic Party who read media perceived as right-leaning like Fox News rated it higher when they did not know the source.
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François Legault, the right-leaning Quebec premier, had called the bill a necessary measure to ensure the separation between religion and state in an abidingly secular province.
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But some of its choices in partners — including a new fact-checker funded by a right-leaning news outlet founded by Tucker Carlson — has only invited more.
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His media interviews also favored more right-leaning outlets, though he also gave a fair amount of time to NPR, Bloomberg, and local affiliate channels when traveling.
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To the mostly right-leaning media outlets who covered the controversy, it was just the latest skirmish in the broader battle over cultural appropriation and political correctness.
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The 2020 primary has proven to be fertile ground for right-leaning publishers on social media that are looking to capture engagement through a hyper-political election.
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A live-streamed radio broadcast featuring right-leaning Brazilian columnist Augusto Nunes and American journalist Glenn Greenwald resulted in a physical dispute on Thursday, BuzzFeed News reports.
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Specifically, he points to studies that have shown that right-leaning audiences are significantly more likely to read and share fake news stories than left-leaning audiences.
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Americans for Prosperity, the right-leaning group founded by the Koch brothers, is asking the White House to reel back $45 billion from the $1.3 trillion omnibus.
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The Free Beacon has publicly distanced itself from Steele and his dossier, which was produced after Fusion GPS completed its primary work for the right-leaning publication.
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Clinton edges Trump by less than 2628 percentage point, well within the margin of error of the survey released Tuesday by the right-leaning Red Oak Strategic.
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The right-leaning anti-liberals are more often found in the punditry, conservative think tanks, and even in the ranks of actual political parties (particularly in Europe).
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The FGA, a right-leaning think tank based in Naples, Florida, paid travel and lodging expenses for many of the conservative leaders in attendance, including Kentucky Gov.
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Many right-leaning news sites are covering every twist of the White House developments and resisting the notion that the administration is embroiled in a major scandal.
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Reed has proposed a bipartisan package in the House to fund the CSR payments, as well as make right-leaning changes like repealing ObamaCare's medical device tax.
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"The trans-Atlantic relationship is not going to survive eight years of Trump," said Marcel Dirsus, a center-right-leaning political scientist at the University of Kiel.
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The conservative Yomiuri put his support at 39 percent, also down three points, while the right-leaning Sankei showed a drop of 6.7 points, to 38.3 percent.
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It seems like their politics might be even more left-leaning than their older siblings in the millennial generation (unless they'll be wildly reactionary and right-leaning).
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After finishing in second place in New Hampshire, where he courted independents and moderate Republicans, Mr. Kasich encountered a less hospitable climate in more right-leaning South Carolina.
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But politicians -- mostly right leaning -- have argued that Azaria's actions were justified and that he should never have faced prosecution for killing what they said was a terrorist.
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Although Ottawa says the money collected from the tax will be returned to Canadians in the form of rebates, right-leaning parties portray it as a cash grab.
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Mr Blanchet endorses a controversial law passed by Quebec's right-leaning government this year that prohibits many civil servants from wearing religious symbols, including turbans, hijabs and kippas.
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Hours before the town hall was set to begin, Trump criticized Fox News for showcasing Buttigieg, saying on Twitter the right-leaning network was "wasting time" covering him.
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The antifa movement is comprised of far-left-leaning militant groups that resist neo-Nazis and white supremacists and has become a target of some right-leaning websites.
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THAT left- and right-leaning Americans read different books might be the least surprising fact about publishing, and an analysis of book sales on Amazon bears this out.
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On April 29th Damian Green, a former Tory cabinet minister, published his own proposal in a paper for the Centre for Policy Studies, a right-leaning think-tank.
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Scheer, a low-profile 38-year-old former speaker of the House of Commons, on Saturday captured the leadership of the right-leaning Conservatives on the final ballot.
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It's been roughly four years after Gamergate established the playbook, which essentially involves right-leaning communities wielding feigned offense to achieve online victories against the social justice movement.
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Premier Brad Wall's right-leaning Saskatchewan Party government plans to spend C$14.5 billion on revenue of C$14 billion in Canada's biggest canola- and wheat-growing province.
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Love him or hate him, he's just the kind of person on Twitter someone might try to impersonate (they could wreak havoc with his way-right-leaning followers).
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The right-leaning provincial government of François Legault wants to ban newly hired public servants, including teachers, police officers, lawyers and judges, from wearing religious symbols at work.
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If he's confirmed, as expected, it will nudge the court from merely being right-leaning much of the time to serving as a conservative stronghold, maybe for decades.
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There is also far more diversity in the types of individuals she follows — women in fashion, film, media (both left and right-leaning), and TV, among other professions.
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As to the meat of the thing good conservatives are supposed to get angry about: Is Google flagging more right-leaning sites for review than left-leaning ones?
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Several right-leaning news outlets, such as Breitbart and the Washington Times, were allowed into his office along with major news organizations such as NBC, CBS and ABC.
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Here's what left-leaning and right-leaning news sites are featuring on their home pages this morning after Trump's controversial, off-script speech addressing the Charlottesville protests yesterday.
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She also helped get the Affordable Care Act passed, first with a public option and then, after right-leaning Senate Democrats blocked that version, in its final form.
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The longer that Facebook remains a right-leaning playground for hoaxes and conspiracy theories, the more opportunity there is for a company to disrupt Facebook from the left.
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Puerto Rico "survived the hurricanes, now a financial crisis looms largely of their own making," he wrote, quoting Sharyl Attkisson, a host for right-leaning Sinclair Broadcast Group.
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In addition to the pressure from businesses, the right-leaning Tax Foundation also recently urged Congress to fix the error relating to improvements to retail stores and restaurants.
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Alternatively, voter racism can leave economic views constant but give voters a reason to vote for the right-leaning party even when they disagree with its economic positions.
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A similar pattern is visible in full-service restaurants just after the tipped minimum wage climbed sharply in 2015, as the right-leaning Employment Policies Institute pointed out.
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Most conservative nonprofits, right-leaning think tanks and business groups praised the GOP plan, but the National Federation of Independent Businesses and several homebuilding groups opposed the bill.
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"The truth is there was no collusion with the Russians and the Trump campaign," Whitaker said on a right-leaning talk radio show, according to The Daily Beast.
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Critics said the sidecar deals were an effort to evade the law while still allowing Sinclair, a right-leaning broadcaster, to spread conservative and pro-President Trump programming.
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A coalition of right-leaning populist parties has joined to contest elections for the European Parliament, to be held in May, in the hopes of boosting their influence.
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"I really don't care who the president is: left-leaning, right-leaning, you like him, you hate him, it just seems like that's a function of the news."
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If Rinne secures the coalition behind a joint program, he would steer Finland a step leftward after Sipila's center-right government, which included the right-leaning National Coalition.
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The result is a remarkable moment in which right-leaning white country dwellers and the diverse, urban poor find themselves, at least in theory, on the same streets.
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Then Trump himself suggested that Twitter was covertly preventing the tweets of right-leaning users, including RNC Chair Ronna Romney McDaniel, from being seen by a mass audience.
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The Judicial Crisis Network, a right-leaning advocacy group committed to limited government, has hired a firm specializing in opposition research to shed light on the nominee's past.
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The opposition forced early elections in 1988, but the pro-Atlantic alliance, right-leaning minority government that took over after Mr. Jorgensen was able to stay in power.
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If current trends are any indication, the answer is yes — and that's bad news for those who wish to temper the continent's right-leaning tilt in recent years.
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The data shows there has been an explosion of right-leaning news sites, coinciding with the rise of the Tea Party and alt-right movements beginning in 2010.
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Britain's right-leaning Mail on Sunday newspaper has endorsed the campaign to remain in the EU, saying Britain would be safer, freer and more prosperous in the bloc.
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Some right-leaning groups are hosting screenings of the film, trailers for which have played during commercial breaks at the past several GOP debates, including on Thursday night.
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In a race that features 16 candidates, the campaign committee had attacked Mr. Chavez for fear that right-leaning Democrats might support him, further diluting the party's chances.
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I've spoken to several other artists, including some whom readers would instantly recognize, who asked not to have their right-leaning views made public for fear of reprisals.
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Right-leaning voices have mastered the type of outrageous content that juices all-important engagement metrics on Facebook and YouTube, in turn getting boosted by those platforms' algorithms.
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As I'm more left leaning, I tend to believe the more liberal sources which would be great except I have right leaning friends who believe the conservative sources.
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And, as a conservative judge in an increasingly right-leaning Court, Kavanaugh's approach to religious liberty issues will determine the intensity of that trend for decades to come.
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Mr. Shapiro founded the Daily Wire, a right-leaning website that he helps run out of an office in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley.
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Democrats had hoped that their unlikely path back to a Senate majority would run through this right-leaning Southern state with a reputation for elevating pragmatists over ideologues.
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Other right-leaning websites, like the Daily Mail Online, Daily Wire and Breitbart, also rank high among the news publishers with the highest engagement on Facebook in 2019.
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As a political matter, however, Mr. Netanyahu's right-leaning governing coalition holds just 66 of 120 seats in Parliament, so any cracks in solidarity could quickly prove fatal.
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Mr. Cohen said part of the difficulty was that many Republicans in right-leaning districts are more afraid of conservative primary challengers than of Democrats in general elections.
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The right-leaning Tax Foundation, which strongly backs full expensing, said that most of the cost of the proposal comes upfront, as businesses shift to the new system.
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The deal will expand Sinclair's network of local broadcast stations across the country, giving the right-leaning media company entry to new markets, including Chicago and New York.
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The editorial boards of both the left-leaning New York Times and right-leaning Wall Street Journal published reviews instructing the Kurds to wait for a better time.
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Garrett, a right-leaning New Jersey lawmaker, has also recently come under fire for refusing to contribute to the House Republican campaign arm because it supported gay candidates.
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He suggests that if right-leaning readers are less skeptical toward news stories on certain far-right sites, they may be less skeptical of ads on them, too.
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She does, however, frequently take to the airwaves of Fox News, the right-leaning and Trump-friendly cable news network spearheaded by the conservative media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
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Right-leaning media organizations had seized on the ad, which was later revealed as a hoax, as proof of coordinated efforts by the left to subvert Mr. Trump.
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The White House, Republican leadership, right-leaning pundits and Republicans in general need to put aside their disagreements and start speaking more about the accomplishments under this president.
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"There are quite a few prominent right-leaning academics who could have been called," Jonathan Adler, a Case Western Reserve University professor who fits the description himself, wrote.
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The American Action Forum (AAF), a right-leaning think tank, analyzed the impact of the opioid epidemic on U.S. labor force participation and output between 1999 and 2015.
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She also isn't the only one on the show who has right-leaning politics, with Abby Huntsman who comes from Fox sitting right beside her at the table.
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Quebec City, meanwhile, is a conservative bastion within the province and home to right-leaning radio talk shows that push an anti-Islam agenda — unusual for Canadian broadcasters.
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Moving the embassy is not even close to the top of the list of concerns for even right-leaning Israelis who oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state.
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Christian Heiens, a political marketer with Saber Communications, a right-leaning media buying agency, said he isn't convinced Bloomberg and Steyer can continue to rise through their spending.
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Lanhee Chen, a right-leaning health policy expert at the Hoover Institution, defended the cuts for Medicaid expansion states by saying they created equal funding among all states.
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Go Big Media, a right-leaning digital consulting and advertising firm, was paid $6,500 by the EPA in February to create the report, E&E News first reported.
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The decision reignited concerns that the company is unwilling to crack down on right-leaning sites that peddle misinformation out of fear of being accused of political bias.
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The group, begun as a discussion society for conservative and libertarian law students, has grown to become the single most important right-leaning legal institution in the country.
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Against this backdrop, Mr. Kore-eda has diagnosed a society where local ties have weakened and nationalism is on the rise, particularly under Mr. Abe's right-leaning government.
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Klon Kitchen, a cyber policy analyst with the right-leaning Heritage Foundation, said satisfying the committee's desire for transparency is Dorsey's best route to a less-divisive hearing.
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The right-leaning Sunday Times recently claimed that 150,000 Labour members have already ditched the party over Mr. Corbyn's position on Brexit, a number the party vigorously denies.
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And it's worth noting that the photograph began circulating via a right-leaning website with close ties to both the failed Roy Moore Senate campaign and conspiracy theorists.
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The surprise announcement by President Donald Trump about the disputed territory is in keeping with his full-throated support for Netanyahu and embrace of right-leaning Israeli positions.
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With Henry Kissinger sitting in the front row, Mr Wang warned that the "polarisation of right-leaning populism" in the West was stoking anger and destabilising the global order.
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The right-leaning Liberal Party, unrelated to Canada's governing federal Liberals, said in a statement the movement's executives will meet within 28 days to plan for a leadership vote.
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In fact, if you were to total them up, I would probably say – and this is based on a guesstimate – that we'd done more Left-leaning than Right-leaning.
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When I added that one, I began to see political stories originating in sources from the left-leaning Guardian to the right-leaning Fox News and everything in between.
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When I added that one, I began to see political stories originating in sources from the left-leaning Guardian to the right-leaning Fox News, and everything in between.
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Cotlar, who grew up in a right-leaning community and teaches a course on the history of American conservatism, suggests that Frum is, in fact, the one who changed.
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It's the traditional Republicans and right-leaning moderates who never really wanted to vote for Hillary Clinton and are just looking for a way out of an embarrassing predicament.
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The laundry list of complaints about Warren from moderate or right-leaning voters has always been some combination of her being too progressive, too nationally focused, and too ambitious.
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However investigators have now found that he engaged in repeated right-wing posts on the Internet and was part of a right-leaning community of "hack-tivists", Spiegel reported.
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Please nominate someone who can win, someone that can unite the Democratic base, energize the Obama coalition and not alienate right-leaning independents and Trump-rejecting Republicans (like me).
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Right-leaning leaders, federally and provincially, are on a war footing, taking up the western cause in hopes it will help them defeat Justin Trudeau in the next election.
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Heritage Action, the political arm of the conservative Heritage Foundation, said it would score lawmakers negatively for voting no, and several other right-leaning groups have endorsed the bill.
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Google does offer political ad segments that face "left-leaning" and "right-leaning" audiences, though in this instance the Internet Research Agency did not appear to use the feature.
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But some right-leaning folks say they've struck out on these platforms because would-be matches don't agree with their politics — "Trump supporters swipe left" is a common refrain.
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The increasingly right-leaning political and ideological temperature of the country has moved the battlefield into purple and blue states, where we're even winning control in Minnesota and Washington.
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The gala-like event has also fanned worries about the appearance of elitism, amplifying the criticism of right-leaning critics of a press corps that appears out of touch.
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It can lead voters to have more right-leaning views on economics because they think minorities are undeserving of public help; this is the effect the above studies confirm.
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Russian officials denied claims from Microsoft that hackers connected to its intelligence agencies were involved in an attempt to target the websites of two right-leaning U.S. think tanks.
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The pregame demonstrations, sparked by former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick protesting police brutality, turned off some right-leaning football fans while the league contended with a decline in ratings.
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For example, the average Republican participant trusted mainstream outlets that are seen as left-leaning, such as CNN or MSNBC, more than right-leaning hyperpartisan sites, such as Breitbart.
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In 2015, Sinclair bought an online news company, Circa, and it has been exploring ways to deliver its right-leaning content to more viewers through a proprietary streaming application.
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"We are in shock about the suspension of democracy in Catalonia," Pablo Echenique said, promising to end the prime minister's right-leaning Popular Party's majority in the central government.
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The campaign ignored an offer for a briefing from the right-leaning Foreign Policy Initiative, Adesnik told The Hill, even though a half-dozen other candidates took it up.
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Trump's approval rating in the right-leaning poll now stands at 45 percent, a six-point jump from a 39 percent approval rating in the same poll last week.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg promised Thursday night that he would meet with "leading conservatives" about allegations the platform suppressed right-leaning content in a section devoted to trending stories.
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As commentators on right-leaning media were quick to point out, Kornhauser-Duda turned back to the president and shook his hand right after shaking Melania Trump's hand first.
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While much of the commentary has focused on the message's right-leaning content, I'd much prefer to discuss something far more insidious: the fact that it happened at all.
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Opponents from the right-leaning Swiss People's Party (SVP) fear loss of sovereignty, while the left including Swiss labour unions worry an agreement could undermine wages and working conditions.
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"The biggest advantage of a [negative income tax] is that it requires the smallest possible bureaucracy to implement," Guy Sorman, a right-leaning French philosopher, wrote in City Journal.
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It would be naive to think that Kelly's exit marks the end of NBC's quest to lure right-leaning audiences—where there's a $69 million will, there's a way.
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An analysis by the right-leaning Tax Foundation released Friday reports that the Senate GOP's tax-reform plan would cost $2628 billion once economic growth was taken into account.
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Right-leaning outlets including Breitbart, One America News Network, and The Washington Examiner have since published the name themselves, often with the caveat that it has not been confirmed.
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That works fine for loyalist followers of certain mainstream media outlets, but this approach alienates moderates, independents, and right-leaning news consumers who expect delineation between reporting and commentary.
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Republicans and right-leaning groups applauded Gorsuch's nomination, saying he has the credentials needed to fill the void left by the death of the late conservative Justice Antonin Scalia.
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"The same members who were problems for leadership on Obamacare are likely to be problems on tax reform," James Wallner at the right-leaning R Street Institute told me.
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Many members of the PMDB opposed the inclusive social policies proposed by Rousseff, and the increasingly right-leaning party openly criticized policies it saw as counter to business interests.
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There are, to be sure, plenty of Israelis — and right-leaning politicians — eager to seize the anniversary as a moment to push for Israeli sovereignty in the West Bank.
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A number of right-leaning social media accounts and news outlets, like The Washington Examiner, wrote that the incorrectly sourced clip raised broader questions about the trustworthiness of coverage.
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The Liberal party also struck a deal with the One Nation Party, a right-leaning party led by Pauline Hanson, who has long criticized coverage by Australia's public broadcasters.
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Republican strategists who have been looking at private polling in states where Mr. Trump won in November say he continues to outperform his national average among right-leaning voters.
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The change means political advertisers can no longer target ads using data such as public voter records and general political affiliations such as right-leaning, left-leaning or independent.
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The right-leaning boomer movements are just as important: the conservative movement, the religious right, the Tea Party movement, the pro-life and gun rights movements, the populist revolt.
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The information in the report was attributed to two anonymous sources, and was subsequently picked up by TV hosts on the right-leaning Fox News Channel on Tuesday night.
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Dalibor Rohac, a research fellow focused on Central and Eastern Europe at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said that such an attack would fit right into Moscow's playbook.
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The stand-alone subscription service, dubbed "Fox Nation," will focus on right-leaning commentary and feature hours of original daily programming, including new anchors, fresh commentators and original shows.
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Although Ottawa says the money collected from the next tax will be returned to Canadians in the form of rebates, right-leaning parties portray it as a cash grab.
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The change means political advertisers can no longer target ads using data such as public voter records and general political affiliations such as right-leaning, left-leaning or independent.
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A letter to Trump signed by 43 right-leaning groups calls for health-care reform to be the focus of the fast-track process known as reconciliation this year.
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A letter to Trump signed by 220006 right-leaning groups calls for health-care reform to be the focus of the fast-track process known as reconciliation this year.
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Right now, for instance, 268 percent of right-leaning Americans say it's a good time to make major household purchases — but only 258 percent of left-leaning Americans agree.
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The right-leaning boomer movements are just as important: the conservative movement, the religious right, the Tea Party movement, the pro-life and gun rights movements, the populist revolt.
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Ms. Bishop, who also serves as deputy leader of the right-leaning Liberal Party, has a reputation for being a steely politician who rarely breaks from party talking points.
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But as an indictment became increasingly certain, he grew more strident and divisive, alienating even some of the right-leaning voters whose support he needs to win another term.
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Fuentes has recently become better known outside of white nationalist circles as his "Groyper Army" — "groyper" being an alt-right term referencing the Pepe the Frog meme — have been filmed bombarding Charlie Kirk of the right-leaning student organization Turning Point USA with questions about gay conservatives, Israel and immigration, gaining supportive retweets and messages from right-leaning pundits like Ann Coulter and Michelle Malkin who want to push the MAGA movement further right.
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"The so-called 'rate parity' approach would not actually achieve parity between pass-through businesses and C corporations," Scott Greenberg, a senior analyst at the right-leaning Tax Foundation, writes.
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In mid-2016, the social network was grappling with criticism that its Trending Topics team of editors was choosing to feature left-leaning content and leaving out right-leaning posts.
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" Bannon, now the executive chairman of right-leaning website Breitbart, called a meeting between top campaign officials and Russians at Trump Tower during the 2016 presidential campaign "treasonous" and "unpatriotic.
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The publication says Bannon, who was until recently chairman of the right-leaning news site Breitbart, intends to continue his goal of building a "global, center-right populist" news publication.
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A number of conservative members of the House and Senate, as well as right-leaning think tanks and health analysts, have sharply criticized the bill promoted by the GOP leadership.
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Temer's right-leaning government has sought to speed up the trial so he can set about restoring confidence in a once-booming economy and remove any doubts about his legitimacy.
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In May, when it became clear he had enough delegates to be the Republican nominee, 603 right-leaning and no left-leaning sites from the database were registered that month.
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They first extracted phrases indicative of a left or right leaning ideology, and then they score journalists based on the number of times they express these terms in their articles.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE's text messages to right-leaning watchdog group Judicial Watch.
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He has supported conservative causes and candidates since at least his days as an undergraduate at Stanford University, where he founded a right-leaning publication that exists to this day.
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Recent surveys, though, showed the center-left Liberals edging in front of their right-leaning rivals ahead of the October federal election that will determine whether Trudeau stays in power.
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The right-leaning American Action Forum estimates that Trump's proposal would cause real gross domestic product (GDP) to drop by nearly $85033 trillion and shave 5.7 percent off economic growth.
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Engel told CNN there could be merit to concerns about possible constitutional violations stemming from foreign governments and right-leaning organizations that have had financial transactions with the Trump Organization.
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Congress and the IRS should consider extending this year's tax-filing deadline after the government shutdown caused challenges for the agency, a right-leaning group said in a report Thursday.
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Zuckerberg's discussion with Hawley touched on industry competition, data privacy legislation, election security and accusations by conservatives that Facebook and other social media giants are biased against right-leaning content.
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Without the FCC and Net Neutrality rules to stop them, ISPs could offer better access to some websites over others—maybe right-leaning or left-leaning sites over one another.
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The president is one of few GOP officials in favor of lower interest rates, while the bulk of right-leaning economists and lawmakers are preoccupied with fears of higher inflation.
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The right-leaning watchdog organization pointed to a 2010 email from Clinton's State Department chief of staff Cheryl Mills sent to the campaign account of department IT official Bryan Pagliano.
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"The negative publicity from the Trump administration, every newspaper had a story on a regular basis," said Joe Antos, a health-care expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Luckey had come under scrutiny for right-leaning political donations and sat at the center of a lawsuit against Facebook that claimed Luckey "commercially exploited" computer code and trade secrets.
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Trump (R) has 2202 percent support among likely voters compared with McMullin's 2628 percent and Clinton's (D) 28500 percent in the survey from the right-leaning Rasmussen Reports out Monday.
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But to right-leaning Israeli Jews, the measures were part of a long-overdue restoration of the proper balance between Israel's dual identities as a Jewish and a democratic state.
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Over the past several years many plans have emerged from the various right-leaning thinking tanks that imagine consumer-driven health care that also has universal or near universal coverage.
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Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, 50, the leader of the right-leaning National Party, has served in the House of Representatives since 2013, after serving eight years in the Senate.
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A browser plug-in called Read Across the Aisle ("A Fitbit for your filter bubble") measures the amount of time you spend on left-leaning, right-leaning, or centrist websites.
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The merger plan by former federal cabinet minister Jason Kenney has a high chance of going through as the other right-leaning faction, the Wildrose party, has agreed to it.
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He also highlighted his conservative stances on abortion and guns and showcased his background as a West Point graduate and son of a sheriff, to appeal to right-leaning voters.
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The campaign went public with those efforts on Wednesday, launching an initiative called "Together for America," which is focused on recruitment of and outreach to Republicans and right-leaning independents.
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Meanwhile, Zandi argues that hiking taxes on wealthy households will have "little impact" on the economy, though Republicans and right-leaning economists feel strongly that higher taxes hurt economic expansion.
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A poll from the right-leaning firm Winston Group first reported by the Washington Examiner found that favorable ratings for the NFL have dropped significantly among the organization's core supporters.
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More than a fifth (22023%) said they would vote to keep the right-leaning Conservative Party in power, while 15% said they planned to support centrist party the Liberal Democrats.
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In Australia for example, the market returned an average of 2.7 percent when left-leaning parties were in control between 1950 and 2017, and 8.8 percent under right-leaning governments.
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Government ministers, officials, right-leaning media and right-wing supporters have been perfectly sanguine about using the dead child to polarize society with whataboutery, fake news and wild conspiracy theories.
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Mixed in with complaints from right-wing provocateurs who have already been shut down are serious conservative fears that the moves will result in censorship for right-leaning political thought.
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Since those prices are generally set by an ad exchange auction, they suggest that more advertisers are bidding to show ads on right-leaning sites than on left-leaning ones.
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The study from the American Action Forum, a right-leaning think tank, highlights the economic costs of the opioid epidemic, in addition to the direct toll of deaths and addiction.
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His motivation reportedly stems from a perception of the valley's intolerance for right-leaning politics as well as concerns around the financial impacts of regulatory scrutiny on the tech industry.
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HBO "Real Time" host Bill Maher joked Friday that there should be "affirmative action" for conservatives in show business, listing the failed entertainment careers of several right-leaning media figures.
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Trump also has railed against the network's bipartisan polling team when its findings bring bad news for his presidency and has begun to boost other right-leaning cable news channels.
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In past elections the impact of extremist right-leaning parties has been largely blunted by a political system that for more than a century has resulted in governance by coalition.
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Google and other social media firms have been under fire from conservative lawmakers in the U.S. over claims that the internet giant is biased against and censors right-leaning viewpoints.
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It is, also, quite unpopular: One study found just 3.8 percent of American voters could fairly be described as right-leaning on economic issues and left-leaning on social ones.
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As we waited for C. to arrive, Newcomb reclined in his seat with a drink and scrolled through his cellphone contacts, amazed at how many right-leaning gays he knew.
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That is not the view of the right-leaning and stridently pro-Brexit Daily Mail, which described Mr. Starmer as "suave" and "uber-ambitious," while deriding more favorable news coverage.
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The right-leaning news channel then aired a segment based on that report, claiming that classified information was in the memo Comey asked a friend to read to the press.
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These are the first estimates of his plan's impact from a group other than the Tax Foundation, the right-leaning think tank he leaned on for his campaign's own analysis.
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" France's Les Echos, a right-leaning financial newspaper, said Trump had posed as the "savior of a country at the edge of the Apocalypse" in his "endless" speech on "endangered America.
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The criticism comes from the fact that Fox News, a right-leaning media outlet, does not condemn a new directive which separates children from parents seeking asylum in the United States.
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"It looks like the USTR office is being downgraded and subordinated to Commerce," said Derek Scissors, a trade expert at the American Enterprise Institute, a right-leaning think tank in Washington.
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Shell-shocked Democrats were viewing their more right-leaning friends and family with newly skeptical eyes, wondering if they had kept quiet on mainstream social media for fear of being attacked.
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No Republican wants to run on telling right-leaning seniors that their pensions and Social Security are now going to be worth a lot less due to a new sales tax.
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Despite the initial optimism voiced by foreign investors when a right-leaning pro-market government came to power in 2017, such optimism has not been reflected in support for the peso.
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But even if the party leadership decided they really wanted to remove Trump, doing so would take months, grind Congress to a halt, and provoke widespread outrage among right-leaning voters.
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The headache it will pose comes from a law passed by Quebec's right-leaning government this year, which prohibits many civil servants from wearing religious symbols including turbans, hijabs and kippas.
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But even Ramesh Ponnuru, a right-leaning columnist who approves of the plan, admits its price tag could be as high as $6 trillion (the plan incorporates highly optimistic economic assumptions).
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Yeah. I'm just the kind of person who qualifies everything to death, and there is relatively little right-leaning, red-state, working-class programming that's sort of popping within the medium.
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It's notable that in a week of news that provided other fodder for right-leaning pundits like Krauthammer, he's still not writing about his views on gun control, filibusters, or ISIS.
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But the justices cannot avoid controversy for long, and the newly entrenched right-leaning majority will eventually find an appetite for cases with openings to push American law in their direction.
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Even while it is running deficits, Pallister's right-leaning PCs said they would cut personal income taxes by raising the tax-free exemption by C$2,020 per person over two years.
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Unlike most of what is on view here, the drummer piece is something of a bloom in the general murky mood of post-recession, immigrant-obsessed, far right-leaning, populist Europe.
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He also cites research from Buzzfeed news which showed that 38 percent of right-leaning news stories and 19 percent of left-leaning news stories on Facebook contained inaccuracies or falsehoods.
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They are placing unprecedented strains on their host countries, driving the rise of right-leaning anti-immigrant political parties in Europe and becoming a divisive US presidential campaign issue as well.
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Earlier this month, Dominican priest Romanus Cessario, OP, a professor of theology at St. John's Seminary in Boston, wrote a controversial book review in the right-leaning Catholic magazine First Things.
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It is a relentless attempt to portray the New Jersey governor as a left-leaning Republican, just as Mr. Rubio hopes to align the right-leaning establishment behind his own candidacy.
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Mr. Rubio is faced with a difficult path: trying to halt the momentum of Senator Ted Cruz in Iowa while also aligning the establishment and right-leaning vote in New Hampshire.
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President Donald Trump and other right-leaning figures claim the platform unfairly persecutes conservative voices and news outlets through practices like shadow banning, verification removal and bans, and algorithmic de-ranking.
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Through his hundreds of students, many of whom went on to become distinguished scholars of their own, he created the most robust right-leaning school of thought in the American academy.
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Right-leaning reporters and editors spoke about their relative youth and inexperience and the need to professionalize and move on from the sensationalism that initially helped them attract readers. http://bit.
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Party activists favor someone like Wauquiez with a more right-leaning agenda, but analysts say a more unifying figure able to bring together centrists and Gaullists is needed to regain power.
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First, Trump finally passed the 50 percent threshold of support among right-leaning voters in the polls—something he hadn't been able to pull off with a divided field until now.
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They also both contribute regularly to Tech Policy Daily, a right-leaning tech policy blog composed mainly of grousing at the inefficacy of the current administration and organizations like the FCC.
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As usual, left-leaning media sites rushed to praise Jim Acosta as a hero and criticize Stephen Miller, while right-leaning media companies ran headlines mocking Acosta or cheering on Miller.
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Certainly Democrats shouldn't delude themselves about how far the Trump backlash can carry them, and of course the party should make strategic decisions about candidates in moderate and right-leaning districts.
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Reports on Friday from right-leaning sources the Blaze, the Christian Post, and the Christian Broadcasting Network (founded by Pat Robertson) said that "thousands" of churches would be airing the ad.
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But now, his all-too-real associations with right-leaning figures, most notably former Trump advisor Roger Stone and even Trump himself, could land the conspiracy-weaving author in federal prison.
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"This was as much a psychological operation as it was the exposure of Iranian clandestine activities," says Jonathan Schanzer, an analyst at the right-leaning Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.
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Karlyn Bowman, a senior fellow at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, agreed that Democrats have reason to be enthusiastic but predicted the party will more narrowly win back the House.
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Higher learning under fire: According to a report from the Pew Research Center, 58 percent of Republicans and right-leaning independents feel that higher learning has a detrimental effect on America.
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An Arkansas Republican on Thursday condemned a right-leaning group over an advertisement in support of his campaign airing on radio stations in predominantly African-American areas in the state. Rep.
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Sinclair networks are pumped into the homes of tens of millions of Americans through local channels they tend to trust — or at least not associate with a right-leaning media conglomerate.
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If conservatives are aware of the scientific consensus, they simply dismiss it as some sort of conspiracy by liberal elites, turning to a steady diet of right-leaning media for reassurance.
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Additionally, new polls show a Democratic lead going into the 2018 midterm elections, and Trump's standing with key portions of the electorate, such as right-leaning college-educated women, is shaky.
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Trump supporting hosts on Fox News and right-leaning web sites just as adamantly crowed that there was no collusion or obstruction, having no more Mueller investigation facts than anybody else.
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It was, she writes, a crisis that transformed American politics, killing off New Deal liberalism and faith in government, and ushering in the current era of right-leaning reliance on markets.
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The right-leaning title, which historically has supported the Conservatives, has been a vigorous critic of the European Union and it urged its readers to vote leave in the EU referendum.
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Garcia´s suicide is likely to drive a wedge between Vizcarra´s government and the right-leaning opposition in Peru´s Congress, many of whom were allied with the ex-president.
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The big picture: With his right-leaning Bharatiya Janata Party's recent gains in the Southern state of Karnataka, there are few places left in India where Modi's agenda doesn't reign supreme.
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However, the post doesn't help explain his alt-right leaning Twitter activity, or liking many of the pro-Trump tweets from his girlfriend Nikki Moxxi, who deleted her Twitter presence yesterday.
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Democrats worry that Sinclair's hard-right leaning news will simply muddy the public discourse waters further in a nation already struggling to come to terms with a rather nasty disinformation problem.
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An Insider poll conducted in April found that 42% of right-leaning respondents are open to considering another qualified Republican candidate, and a quarter would even support a challenger over Trump.
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"I may not care for Trump, but he beat Hillary tonight fair and square even with Martha Raddatz trying to defeat him," Erick Erickson, a right-leaning commentator, wrote on Twitter.
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Progressive groups, right leaning groups, and individuals in the government who threaten its power are equally subject to government surveillance and potential that surveillance will be used to silence their dissent.
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The American Conservation Coalition — a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization — is a right-leaning advocacy group that is partnering with young GOP campus activists to advocate market-friendly clean energy policies.
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Gordon Gray, the director of fiscal policy at the right-leaning American Action Forum, agreed that even the colossal bill under consideration by the Senate may only be a first step.
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Members of the right-leaning press have no expectation of editorial independence from bosses or donors, and little interest in working at places with high standards of accuracy or intellectual rigor.
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Drew Harwell at the Washington Post flagged the video, one version of which, posted by the right-leaning page Politics WatchDog, has racked up more than 2 million views and counting.
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Its members, more than a dozen prominent right-leaning lawyers, are urging their fellow conservatives to speak up about what they say are the Trump administration's betrayals of bedrock legal norms.
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The theory had all the coherence of a stranger's dreams: Wolff's assertions were so tenuous and hedged that he couldn't even decide why West would pose as a right-leaning provocateur.
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Granted, since its inception, CPAC itself has vacillated wildly at times between honoring right-leaning standard-bearers of the Grand Old Party and the fringes many conservatives would prefer to ignore.
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It's worth noting that AFPF's amici in its unsuccessful bid for en banc review included the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, in addition to a bevy of right-leaning groups.
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It appears that in congressional districts held by Republicans, there remains a core group of right-leaning voters who don't seem concerned about the messy dramas emanating from the White House.
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Long a staunch supporter of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he began financing a free, right-leaning tabloid newspaper, Israel Hayom, in 2007 that many Israelis consider a mouthpiece for Mr. Netanyahu.
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May's speech, even the right-leaning Daily Telegraph seemed less than convinced, its front-page article reporting that stealth taxes would be called upon to pay for extra health care spending.
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Tax cuts have been on the right-leaning government's wish list for a long time, but pro-welfare DF has been less eager to back that part of the government's policies.
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The results also raise the question of whether Swiss politics are shifting away from the right-leaning agenda of the last 30 years — or merely reflecting the circumstances of this election.
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"I have been expelled from nothing," Gianluigi Paragone, a right-leaning former media personality said on Facebook after his expulsion this month, suggesting that the party was now less than zero.
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" Oliver's comments follow reports last month that right-leaning Sinclair mandated all local affiliate stations have anchors read aloud a promotional campaign that condemns other news outlets for pushing "fake stories.
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But the researchers dismissed all of that as unsupported speculation around a more basic fact: Advertisers want their ads on right-leaning websites because they can make more money that way.
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While a string of right-leaning states attempted to ban abortion outright in the spring of 2019, Maine's governor, Janet Mills, signed legislation intended to increase the number of abortion providers.
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On Saturday, right-leaning NYT columnist Bret Stephens penned an emotional piece entitled "Trump Will Have Blood on His Hands," which took aim at Trump's heated diatribes directed at the media.
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An analysis by the right-leaning Tax Foundation said that in 2018, more than a quarter of the gains from the tax law could be lost because of the new tariffs.
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Frank Gaffney, the president of the right-leaning Center for Security Policy and a former Pentagon official, was named as one of 24 new foreign policy advisers for Cruz's presidential campaign.
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I used to think Fox News and talk radio were Pied Pipers getting Republican voters to support Bush-type politicians who were actually a bad fit for those right-leaning voters.
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In 2016, the artist Leon Chang (literally) illustrated this idea when he drew a comic in response to alt-right-leaning Dilbert creator Scott Adams participating in the memeing of Pepe.
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If all Lewis's report had done was outline some commonalities between the sprawling network of right-leaning YouTube hosts, that would have been interesting, but it wouldn't have attracted much notice.
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But journalists -- right-leaning journalists, George Will was talking to Bill Maher about this and he was describing it as maybe not so much as a cult as a culture of fear.
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Nor did Malcolm Hoenlein, executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations and a right-leaning power broker who is well-known within the American-Jewish establishment.
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Trump's rise in the summer of 2015 was predicated largely on understanding the power of certain reality television tropes and playing them up for the right-leaning audience, which loves the genre.
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Here's Tony Romm, Elizabeth Dwoskin, and Craig Timberg: Some of News for Democracy's pages inserted Democratic messages into the feeds of right-leaning voters, according to a review of Facebook's ad archive.
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Republican isolation is exacerbated by the party's legislative gerrymandering, which extends disproportionate power to a narrow band of right-leaning voters who can have little in common with Virginia as a whole.
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It gradually became a center for backers of Donald Trump as the election drew nearer, with many right-leaning workers using the forum and considering it a safe haven for their views.
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Given Republican leaders' control of Congress, as well as Republican voters' fierce attachment to right-leaning media, Republicans now have much greater capacity than Democrats to shape the short-term political agenda.
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The Heritage Foundation wants all conservatives to present a united front when it comes to what it believes is the confusing and capricious treatment of right-leaning views by social media companies.
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"You have got someone who is fairly right-leaning in a nationalistic way and then someone who is pretty much more old school, (with a view that) state knows best," Chow said.
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Only 71% of "economically left Republicans"—who make up about 7% of the electorate overall—have pledged their support for Mr Trump in 20, compared to 90% of economically right-leaning Republicans.
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Kenney was the architect of a merger this year of splintered right-leaning factions that created the United Conservative Party (UCP), which will challenge the incumbent, left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP).
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And generally when I mean media at large, I mean obviously the networks, I mean obviously WashPost, the New York Times, New York Daily News, even some of the right-leaning stuff.
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Back in August, Cooper posted a news article titled "BREAKING: 49ers DROPS Kaepernick After He Refuses to Stand for National Anthem" from American Updater, a right-leaning Facebook page, on her timeline.
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Heat Street, a well-financed, right-leaning website launched by Rupert Murdoch's Dow Jones, recently announced it will cease to exist as a stand-alone site and will be folded into MarketWatch.
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A source familiar with the planning of his travel said that the list of states Zuckerberg plans to visit to complete his challenge includes places less right-leaning than his initial destinations.
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COPENHAGEN, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Denmark's right-leaning government said it aimed to cut the world's highest rates of personal taxation to encourage people to work more and to prolong an economic upswing.
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Two Democrats want the FCC's independent inspector general to look into whether FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has shown a "pattern and practice" of given the right-leaning Sinclair Broadcast Group preferential treatment.
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ET. But Wolff thinks an O'Reilly-less lineup is "completely not sustainable," calling the troubles at Fox News "a wide open opportunity" for rivals who want to reach a right-leaning audience.
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"This has been one of those days," the Missouri Republican said with a smile while being honored Wednesday by the right-leaning Independent Women's Forum at the Capitol Hill Club in Washington.
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Why it matters: The right-leaning Twitter accounts appear to have been targeted due to their proximity to President Trump, as the hackers have messages critical of American foreign policy toward Turkey.
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The Standing Committee of Correspondents, made up up five reporters from traditional media outlets, also put off a vote to extend the right-leaning site's temporary passes, which expire on May 31.
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"This points in the direction of understanding that you do have to accept reality is not a smooth curve," said Joe Antos, who studies Medicaid at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Most Republicans and right-leaning economists support bringing rates higher to stave off inflation, but Trump has called on the Fed to hold off and support the booming economy with further stimulus.
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That has helped chip away at the centrality of destination news sites like The New York Times, The Washington Post, the right-leaning Daily Caller and the left-leaning Talking Points Memo.
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Fiddler confirmed that Daily Kos will be part of the Facebook News Tab while the organization continues to push against Facebook's decision to include right-leaning publication Breitbart News as a partner.
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Facebook is scrambling to contain the fallout from allegations that it has suppressed right-leaning political content on its powerful platform — a charge that hits at the social network's image of neutrality.
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As a way to thumb its nose at both Germany and Turkey, the influential right-leaning Spectator magazine started a "President Erdogan Offensive Poetry" competition, inviting readers to submit anti-Erdogan limericks.
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But overall, the measures slated for consideration are minor and won't make a major dent in premiums, according to Joe Antos, a health-care expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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Politico reports that an email sent out to right-leaning Hill staffers late Wednesday stated that the White House is seeking applicants at "every experience level" for jobs in the Trump administration.
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The Norwegian lawmakers who nominated Trump were Christian Tybring-Gjedde and Per-Willy Amundsen of the country's right-leaning Progress Party, which advocates for limited immigration and shrinking the size of government.
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Sweden's main left- and right-leaning parties were locked in a tight race as early results began to filter in on Sunday, with one far-right party winning significant gains in parliament.
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Kevin O'Leary and Kellie Leitch, top contenders to be leader of the official opposition right-leaning Conservative Party, both said the poll showed they were right to demand Ottawa deter border crossers.
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On Tuesday, Trump also criticized CNN while defending right-leaning Sinclair Broadcasting Group after its move to have its local news anchors warn of alleged bias in reporting by other media outlets.
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Right-leaning populism has also picked up strength across much of Central and Eastern Europe, especially since a migrant crisis last year brought more than a million asylum seekers to the Continent.
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A decade ago, during a debate about whether the law should be changed to open the way for female monarchs, conservatives in Mr. Abe's right-leaning Liberal Democratic Party were firmly opposed.
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On Wednesday, right-leaning organizations including Americans for Tax Reform and the R Street Institute wrote to leaders of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees pressing them to swiftly consider the bill.
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