" Hirono responded, "I do not think that I'm slandering anyone.
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I want her to stop slandering me and my business.
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" He added, "They said I was slandering [the] McDonald's brand.
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Several were charged with mocking or slandering the Islamic State.
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Mr. Netanyahu has accused the group of "slandering" Israeli soldiers.
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Relentlessly slandering the attorney general of the United States is wrong.
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It is an abomination, some say, slandering the cranberry's good name.
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Cuban government officials accused Trump this week of slandering their country.
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Zell called the claims "malarkey" and accused the media of slandering Trump.
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The Trump convention began by slandering an entire generation of border crossers.
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But he has persisted in slandering innocent people for personal political gain.
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"We're not slandering Micah, we're not running from him," Darren X said.
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"Somebody is slandering you every day — like Pompeo, like Pence," he grumbled.
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A prosecutor accused him of slandering women and damaging their honor, Al-Ahram said.
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And he has spent months publicly slandering McCabe and pressuring Sessions to fire him.
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" She calls the outlet "the real bullies for not fact-checking before slandering my name.
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Erickson also accused Hogg of slandering NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch and of "blaming" Florida Gov.
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Certain people in the United States have taken to regular slandering of China, Hua told reporters.
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The Democrats seem to think they can unite the country by slandering their opponents into submission.
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In the note, Swift basically accuses Kim of slandering her with a secret (and possibly illegal) recording.
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" Democrats should boldly stand on principle, Levin argued, and oppose in Trump "slandering muslims" and "touting torture.
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Others sounded hurt that their neighbours had chosen a leader who made such a point of slandering them.
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Schultz is slandering progressives when he uses words such as "un-American" to describe any of these proposals.
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It is not clear whether the contracts are real, and Ms. Fan accused Mr. Cui of slandering her.
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Taymour el-Sobky was arrested last month and accused by prosecutors of slandering Egyptian women and damaging their honor.
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" On Friday, Far tweeted: "Many of us accepted that toxic slandering is part of the cost of being an analyst or doing human rights work in a very polarized climate of the US government's maximum pressure campaign, but now we realize that part of the slandering is actually being funded by US taxpayers.
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Meanwhile in Kerala, another priest who supported the nun, has received a warning to desist from slandering the church's reputation.
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One last thing ... Tolbert says the shop is slandering him -- and if they don't stop, he'll consider taking legal action.
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In January, Pope Francis accused victims of sexual abuse of slandering Bishop Juan Barros who had allegedly witnessed the abuse.
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General Salah occasionally slips into the familiar language of autocrats, slandering the opposition as "traitors" bent on undermining the state.
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Rupert Murdoch, owner of the conservative media empire that houses Fox, initially slammed the candidate for slandering immigrants and veterans.
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" The church dismissed criticism of its practices on Friday, calling it "slandering based on the prejudices among the established churches.
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"I would never do a deepfake with the intention of harming someone, attacking someone, or slandering someone," he told CNN Business.
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A Turkish Foreign Ministry statement said the publication of such "slandering" news reports were encouraged by recent comments from Austrian politicians.
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In another petition, the commission was asked to ban the party's secretary-general for slandering the junta in a Facebook post.
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Presumably following his boss's instructions, Spicer proceeded to repeat yet another unfounded rumor, this one slandering America's top ally, the United Kingdom.
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Those comments echoed rhetoric warning from a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Wednesday, which accused Washington of "hostility" and "viciously" slandering Pyongyang.
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The spokesman also accused Washington of "viciously slandering" Pyongyang in its latest reports on human trafficking and religious freedom around the world.
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Slandering the good woman's name and hiding Mr. Mason's letter and doing everything she can to stand in the way of love.
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I remember a time not so long ago, say 2016, when if you called a Democrat a socialist you were slandering them.
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There's no music in this scene; no one cries; Juan doesn't grab a gun and try to blow the slandering universe away.
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There has been nutty conduct, from a wild interview with Rolling Stone to his slandering of a diver in the Thai cave rescue.
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"Since then All Lives Matter, 'Patriots,' MAGA, & 'Christians' have been slandering, threatening, and harassing the business via Facebook," a Saturday Facebook post read.
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Slandering black activists and human rights advocates as menacing threats allows those who wish to defend the status quo to play the victim.
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"It was nothing but a slandering match," said Lim Tae-sun, 123, a former South Korean negotiator who was present at the meeting.
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These sickening comments slandering America were unprecedented for an American president and sent chills up the spines of many Republicans as well as Democrats.
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But as he demonstrated on Wednesday, he has no misgivings about slandering news outlets (or any institutions really) that reveal unflattering things about him.
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Dai Demao, first secretary of China's mission to the U.N. in Geneva, accused her of "slandering" and interfering with China's sovereignty and internal affairs.
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For nearly an hour, he inveighed against Democrats and mainstream news outlets that he said were slandering him, sweating through his blue oxford shirt.
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"This is very clear in this report when it is purposefully slandering an official government institution," he added, calling for an inquiry into Amnesty's sources.
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Scour American history and you will find Democrats and Republicans slandering each other, undermining each other, plotting against each other, even physically assaulting each other.
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" A commentary by North Korea's KCNA state media on Tuesday slammed Biden for "rhetoric slandering the supreme leadership of the DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea).
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Through it, she's attracted constant coverage and new followers by saying outrageous shit: slandering the WNBA and WWE and shaming athletes who've tried to DM her.
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Here were people abusing, slandering and indulging in communal incitement, making rape and death threats, yet treating it like a 9-to-5 call center job.
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There's not, and you know, I don't know how often sites like that get often probably very justifiable take-down notices from people that they're slandering.
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" A commentary by North Korea's KCNA state media on Tuesday slammed Biden for "rhetoric slandering the supreme leadership of the DPRK (Democratic People's Republican of Korea).
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Perhaps, to Phillips's point, the energy that goes to condemning Trump's racism would be better spent covering the actual ideas of the nonwhite politicians he's slandering.
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Syrian U.N. Ambassador Bashar Ja'afari accused U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres of slandering the Syrian government in his monthly report to the Security Council on aid access.
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Back in North Korea, she said she and other defectors on South Korean TV shows were often coerced into slandering the North — an allegation the channels deny.
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Her name was invoked to dispel the demonism of those who insisted on slandering her with her old, dead name as a means of undermining and insulting her.
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HE HAD to comfort himself by accusing Barack Obama of a historic blunder and by slandering the leaders of France and Britain as shills greedy for Iranian cash.
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Instead there is the soliciting of popular votes, complete with a fraudulent display of religious piety, the slandering of opponents and a grossly exaggerated threat to national security.
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This is completely a malicious slandering and vilification which is absolutely unacceptable to us… We hereby express our utmost anger and the strongest condemnation over such an act.
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North Korea's state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper described Trump in an editorial on Tuesday as a lunatic who was slandering the nation with talk of North Korean oppression.
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This presidential race seems to be about slandering each candidate and ignoring the big questions of which candidate and his or her platform would be best for our country.
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On the road to the GOP nomination, Trump earned the reputation as a good debater by slandering and bullying his opponents, knocking them out with cheap shots and lies.
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"President Trump has spent four years attacking and slandering Latino communities, but in November, Latinos will have a chance to make their voices heard," Bloomberg said in a statement.
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Some in the party are directing their criticism at the United States, a popular foe, accusing American officials of "slandering" China by focusing on the shortcomings in its response.
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"They are slandering my son and so preparing the way to condemn him," Amelia Garcia Vega, Ferrer's 76-year-old mother who lives in Florida, told Reuters by phone.
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Russian UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia fired back, accusing the US and United Kingdom of "slandering" Russia and "spreading a mountain of lies" when it came to chemical weapons accusations.
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President Barack Obama lit into Donald Trump again on Tuesday, this time attacking the Republican presidential nominee for slandering a Muslim family whose son was killed while fighting in Iraq.
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Christa Hazel has allies in the global and democratic establishment including the liberal and progressive local press that give her a platform while slandering conservative Christians who are politically active.
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The public prosecutor issued an arrest warrant on Tuesday for Taymour el-Sobky, accusing him of slandering Egyptian women and damaging their honor, according to a statement from his office.
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Britney Spears is ending her own 7 years war with Sam Lutfi ... the ex-manager who accused her of rampant drug abuse and slandering his name -- the case has settled.
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Mixed in with the serious debate over judging, slandering, and "canceling" people for their past behavior and questionable social media histories were quite a few jokes and memes...because the internet.
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It's also in the same vein as what happened 48 years ago to me, in terms of the name calling and slandering.... He can't exclude himself because he's a football player.
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Strangers called repeatedly to accuse him of slandering the Gounder caste in "One Part Woman," which had been released in an English translation, and he tried earnestly to explain his motivation.
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He accused the woman, Shelley Mack, of trying to provoke him by pushing him, slandering him, and making false accusations to child protective services about the way he cared for his kids.
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The frequently shirtless Truth Crusader best known for repeatedly and publicly slandering the survivors of several mass shootings continues post his rantings prolifically to the moribund social network, to basically no one.
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When the actress came forward with her allegations against Depp, a popular and beloved actor, she was met with critics who accused her of slandering his name for money and/or attention.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign on Monday quickly condemned a white nationalist supporter who is pushing a small automated call in Utah slandering a third-party threat in the state, Evan McMullin.
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The game has received thousands of negative user reviews on the review aggregator Metacritic, with users — many of whom wrote in Russian — variously accusing it of misrepresenting and even slandering the country.
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Buzz Aldrin is suing two of his children and a former business manager, accusing them of misusing his credit cards, transferring money from an account and slandering him by saying he has dementia.
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Though they acknowledge that swatting is obnoxious, they also view it as a necessary form of frontier justice—a surefire way to stop vulgar "keyboard warriors" from slandering or threatening their online associates.
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"We hope that our move today will result in South and North Korea ending mutual slandering and propaganda against each other and creating a peaceful new beginning," the ministry said in a statement.
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Clinton was so busy going about the business of slandering Trump as augustly unqualified that she all but forgot to build an inspiring, motivational case for why she'd be a much better president.
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Whether it's embarrassing men for having small dicks or slandering the micro-penised men of the world by implying Donald Trump is one of their number, somehow dicks—cut or uncut—are fair game.
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Just two hours later, he opened up Twitter again and quickly went from venting to slandering a former beauty queen -- shaming her for a sex tape for which the campaign has not provided evidence.
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Given that King's principles included slandering almost any community that didn't look like him, it's reasonable to ask what the leader of the Senate Democrats was thinking when he decided to celebrate King's extremism.
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CALIFORNIA MAN WHO IMPERSONATED ICE AGENT SENTENCED FOR UNREGISTERED DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE: REPORT ICE criticized the fact-checker for "baselessly slandering an American hero" and said her tweets were the first ones to spread the fabrication.
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By slandering Barack Obama as a Muslim Marxist they inspired Mr Trump to question his place of birth, by rubbishing climate scientists they prepared the way for the president's wider assault on truth and reason.
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China demanded the United States "dispel obstacles" to improving military ties and stop slandering it, amid growing tensions over trade, Taiwan, the South China Sea and Trump's claims of China meddling in the upcoming U.S. election.
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Apollo 11 moonwalker Buzz Aldrin is suing two of his children and a former business manager, accusing them of misusing his credit cards, transferring money from an account and slandering him by saying he has dementia.
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"So what I would say to Mr. Gutiérrez, sit down with a Republican in the House and try to find a solution instead of slandering General Kelly," added Graham, a retired member of the Air Force.
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Am no fan of Jones — among other things he has a habit of repeatedly slandering my Dad by falsely and absurdly accusing him of killing JFK — but who the hell made Facebook the arbiter of political speech?
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's state media on Friday stepped up a personal attack on former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden for slandering its leader, calling the Democratic presidential candidate "a rabid dog" that needed to be put down.
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In a sign that tensions remain high between Washington and Pyongyang, North Korea's state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper described Trump in an editorial on Tuesday as a lunatic who was slandering the nation with talk of North Korean oppression.
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" Lawfare's Susan Hennessey took down the attempt by Yoo — a law professor and former George W. Bush administration official — to walk back his slandering of Vindman: "Maybe being incredibly uninformed is a preferable defense to making a xenophobic smear.
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He's publicly slandering the US intelligence community and choosing instead to promote the claims of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange — an avowed anti-American activist with close ties to Russia — that Russia had nothing to do with the email hacks.
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Beijing (CNN)China accused US Vice President Mike Pence of slandering the country with "baseless" allegations Friday, after he delivered a scathing speech in Washington claiming Beijing was trying to covertly influence US politics for its own political gain.
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"Once again they are playing the shirking responsibility game of laying the blame on others, creating tragedy and inciting confrontation, slandering the Dominican Republic's choice of China with an axe to grind," it wrote in a front page commentary.
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ET to slam the media and then two hours later, opened up Twitter again and quickly went from venting to slandering former Miss Universe Alicia Machado for an alleged sex tape that the campaign has yet to provide evidence for.
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"The media widely reported on statements made by Yale students and posters put up on campus which condemned Jack Montague directly as the named culprit and as a rapist, thus slandering him with this accusation," Stern said in the statement.
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The possession ends up justifying the alleged witch's rough treatment; also, despite the fact that there were no actual witches in this film, no one ever expresses remorse for hurling innocent women to their deaths or slandering the craft in general.
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SEOUL, Nov 15 (Reuters) - North Korea's state media on Friday stepped up a personal attack on former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden for slandering its leader, calling the Democratic presidential candidate "a rabid dog" that needed to be put down.
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Wielding the politics of fear and intolerance — like proposals to ban Muslims from entering the United States or slandering entire religious communities as complicit in terrorism—calls into question America's status as the greatest democracy in the history of the world.
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Engaging on a factual level about the roots of gun violence in America is a losing game for conservatives, so the only course of action is to vacillate between pompous rhetoric about the Second Amendment and slandering anyone who might disagree.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China demanded the United States "dispel obstacles" to improving military ties and stop slandering it, amid growing tensions over trade, Taiwan, the South China Sea and U.S. President Donald Trump's claims of China meddling in the upcoming U.S. election.
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"Wielding the politics of fear and intolerance, like proposals to ban Muslims from entering the United States or slandering entire religious communities as complicit in terrorism, calls into question America's status as the greatest democracy in the history of the world," Biden said.
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The book, a postmodern confection featuring a malevolent, unreliable and spectacularly dim narrator named Rufus — who is addicted to footnotes and dedicated to slandering "the spinster authoress," as he calls Jane Austen — is very, very funny, and stands on its own merits.
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Through his use of Twitter specifically, Trump is abolishing - or at least decomposing - many diplomatic ties, pitting the union against itself in a love-hate relationship, and is slandering his own credibility by making unsupported or unjust accusations against people and societies alike.
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Imagine being so unable to see past your own pain, your own humiliation, that you think the entire country agrees that 10 years later, it is completely justified for you to be slandering, embarrassing, and bullying a female comedian on national television.
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ICE strongly pushed back against the unfounded allegations, going as far as to demand the apology from Lavin for "baselessly slandering an American hero" and pointing it out that the tattoo on the veteran's left elbow has nothing to do with Nazi Germany at all.
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Previously, YouTuber Trisha Paytas accused Hanna of harassing and slandering her and has since threatened to take out a restraining order against her, stemming from an incident in which Hanna told Paytas' then-boyfriend Jason Nash that Paytas had herpes – which Paytas says is untrue.
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His speeches and debates were laced with convenient untruths and slanders: his race-baiting lies about a "young buck" chiseling welfare and a wealthy Chicago "welfare queen" tooling around in her Cadillac; pollution-causing trees; his slandering of Michael Dukakis as an "invalid" in 1988.
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Shapiro, who had offered to donate $10,000 to the democratic socialist's campaign if she held a debate with him, wrote in a pair of tweets late Thursday that Ocasio-Cortez was "slandering" him as "a sexist catcaller without reason or evidence" after she made the comparison.
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The elder Aldrin says Andrew and Korp have transferred nearly a half million dollars over the past two years from his savings account to his private company and foundation for their own purposes, and that they've been slandering him for years by claiming he has dementia from Alzheimer's.
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Frightened and disgusted by Mr Trump's promise to deport 11m undocumented people, and by his slandering of Mexicans as rapists and the Spanish language as unAmerican, she says she will vote for the Democratic nominee as if her life depended on it: "Estoy con ella" ("I'm with her").
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas), meanwhile, accused Democrats on the committee of slandering Ho and Willett.
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The draft required firms providing a range of services, including email or social media, to set up offices in Vietnam if they collect or analyze data, let their users conduct anti-state actions or cyber attack, and if they fail to remove content deemed anti-state, fake, slandering or inciting violence.
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But when Trump voters say they're upset about needing to press one for English, mad that Black Lives Matter protesters are slandering police officers, and worried that Muslim and/or Mexican immigrants are going to murder their children, it's perverse to interpret them as secretly hankering for a refundable child care tax credit.
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But foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said the "ulterior motives" of anti-China forces were behind the "unfounded" slandering of anti-terrorism measures, "Any defamatory rumors are futile," Lu said in a statement, adding that the situation in Xinjiang was stable with communities of all ethnicities getting along and good momentum in economic development.
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Even more troubling, Trump has attacked the federal judiciary, slandering one federal judge by calling him a "Mexican," insulting another by calling him a "so-called judge" and criticizing the court of appeals adjudicating the issue of the stay of his executive order on immigration even before that court of appeals has rendered a decision.
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Instead, the media were content to provide "air cover" to Hamas by slandering the Israel Defense Force on the cable news airways and in print, only for us to discover a few days after the "protests" with Molotov cocktails and IEDs that the overwhelming majority of those killed were in fact members of the Hamas terrorist organization.
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"Instead of working productively to find a bipartisan solution for Dreamers, the president is attempting to rewrite history with a dangerous, anti-immigrant gaslighting campaign aimed at confusing the American people, slandering the DACA program and disparaging asylum seekers," said Representative Michelle Lujan Grisham, Democrat of New Mexico and the chairwoman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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NEW YORKER FACT CHECKER &aposRESIGNS&apos AFTER SLANDERING ICE AGENT AND MARINE VETERAN AS NAZI "[I wanted] to put faces with the stories [and] to actually be there and hug the children and play with them, see how sweet and loving they are but to see how tired and in pain they are — and see the fear in their parents' eyes," Wood told the magazine.
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There was an offer to make my wedding dress, an offer to make my wedding cake, a message from my supposed "third cousin" who wanted a wedding invite, a message slandering the royal family and subsequently offering me protection services, a message detailing all the comparisons of Kate Middleton to Princess Diana... It's a great ice-breaker and great for networking in my job.
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"I'm glad that they are finally taking action after all of these years of Steve King slandering immigrants and Hispanics, but the president of the United States is also doing that and he just said something about Elizabeth Warren a few evenings ago that was also racially ugly and we haven't heard a word of condemnation from anyone in the Republican Party about that," said Representative Joaquin Castro, Democrat of Texas.
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"The media's obsession with vilifying conservatives -- whether it's calling Americans who want immigration controls bigots, slandering those who push for school choice as anti-teacher, or claiming those who seek to block-grant medicaid to the states want to push granny off a cliff -- is the very reason we're not going to apologize for standing up against the oppressive political correctness the leftist media uses in its impotent attempt to silence their political opponents."
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Within five years, he had been hauled into court for offenses including "stealing wood, paying wages he owed with a dead goat, allowing his dog to kill a neighbor's hog, pointing a loaded pistol at the overseer of the West India Company's slaves, threatening a debt collector with bloodshed if he insisted on the money owed and slandering any number of people," according to a biographical entry posted online by the New Netherland Institute.
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Johnson's statement is a veritable Iliad of mistreatment and disrespect on the part of the UFC—including "tyrannical" matchmaking demands, unfair contract stipulations, dismissive attitudes about Johnson's monetary value, attempts by White to bully Johnson in both private and public, and the slandering of Johnson's reputation in the media—culminating in a supposed threat, relayed through UFC matchmaker Mick Maynard, from the UFC that if Johnson doesn't take the Dillashaw fight, the promotion will shut down the flyweight division.
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Mueller decided not to formally weigh in on whether Trump obstructed justice — stating that "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" — but the American people deserve to know whether he explores within the report the many ways in which the behavior of Trump and his loyal allies complicated and perhaps compromised the work, by firing or threatening to fire personnel, slandering investigators and pre-emptively attacking its results.
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It's just a guess, but maybe it is because Mr. Trump has built his campaign on slandering Mexicans in America as criminal-rapist-country-destroyers, promises to expel 11 million unauthorized immigrants with a deportation force that would shatter countless families and devastate the economy, wants to build a 2,000-mile border wall by seizing billions of the dollars Mexican immigrants send home to support their families, cozies up to the racial-profiling, Latino-brutalizing Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and is otherwise using all his well-honed political skills to send a message that what America needs is to bring a white-supremacist, immigrant-hating, 19th-century-style nativist agenda back to Washington.
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Unfortunately, House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (D-Calif.) and House Intelligence Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats seek leverage for trial Pence's office denies Schiff request to declassify call with Ukrainian leader Comey, Schiff to be interviewed by Fox's Chris Wallace MORE (D-Calif.) have made clear they intend to send the Democrat senators running for president articles of impeachment as an early Christmas present, allowing them to turn one of the most extreme remedies laid out by our Founding Fathers into another soundbite slandering President Trump.
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The list is so broad that it can cover almost anything: Article 15 of the Measures for the Administration of Internet Information Services stipulates that Internet information service providers shall not make, reproduce, publish or disseminate information containing the following: (1) opposing the basic principles as defined in the Constitution; (2) endangering national security (3) to damage national honor and interests; (4) to incite national hatred, ethnic discrimination and undermine national unity; (v) to undermine national religious policies and to promote cults and (6) spreading rumors, disrupting social order and destroying social stability; (7) spreading pornography, pornography, gambling, violence, murder, terror or abetting a crime; (8) insulting or slandering others and infringing upon others (9) Any other content that is prohibited by laws and administrative regulations.
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