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But Zizek does have broad similarities with Trump, including his penchant for "straight talk"—this interview is pure straight talk—his strange physical appearance, and his stance on political correctness.
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We need your straight talk, your strength & your courage.
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In straight talk that means Mueller concluded Trump was lying.
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He was the one who invented the Straight Talk Express.
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The Straight Talk Express also led to the stereotype of
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Straight talk, no malarkey: I don't like New Year's Eve.
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Treasury Secretary Mnuchin should be praised for his straight talk.
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They pledged allegiance to Trump because of his supposed straight talk.
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Straight talk, for both the Penguin and Trump, was vital rhetorical weapon.
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No thesaurus at the ready and no industry speak, just straight-talk.
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With her straight look and straight talk, she had inherited his forcefulness.
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Sometimes we have to have … a little straight talk about all this.
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Even though you're going gay in the hay, stick to straight talk.
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Course I got a chance to do Straight Talk with James Wood.
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Who could be against such common sense, non-war, straight-talk policy?
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Cynicism is widespread; by now, many of us would prefer straight talk.
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Believers in truth, integrity and straight talk in politics profoundly miss McCain.
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Aina's bluntness and humor endear her to viewers who love her straight talk.
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"He'll give us straight talk," Jenkins wrote in an April 27, 2015, email.
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"Straight talk is what the Republican Party needs," O'Reilly once said of Nugent.
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After crisscrossing the country in the Straight Talk Express, he selected Alaska Gov.
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"But the consistency of the man is he gave them straight talk," he said.
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DeVos has a track record of reaching out with straight talk and real dollars.
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Straight talk, though, is a lot more than Putin has gotten from other leaders.
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The irony of Trump's straight talk shtick is that it's so obviously a shtick.
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John McCain relentlessly plugged a website during his Straight Talk Express bus tour in 25.
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" When the conversation turned to the "Straight Talk Express" campaign bus itself — "This is wonderful!
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McCain dubbed his campaign bus the "Straight Talk Express" when he was on the road.
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McCain called it the "Straight Talk Express," pulling no punches and offering unprecedented press access.
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The reality is that all of us feel invigorated and refreshed by Trump's straight talk.
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Biden wants to present himself as the Democratic version of John "Straight Talk Express" McCain.
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So instead of boring and dry straight talk, we get broadly appealing soundbites driven by buzzwords.
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And that's when Dom hit us with some straight talk saying Team USA will NEVER win.
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McCain, the reformer, surprised everyone with his popularity and his mandate from the Straight Talk Express.
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Join them as Kara and Lauren give you straight talk about the latest gadgets and products.
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So where are our free credit reports, automatic credit freezes for babies and consistent straight talk?
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People in Montana like the straight talk, not sugar-coated, and the economic stuff works too.
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That's the kind of straight talk Catholics expected when the College of Cardinals elected Francis in 2013.
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Fox came to prominence as an unorthodox businessman-cum-politician fond of straight talk and breaking traditions.
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Americans must understand the gravity of our federal finances and they need straight talk to do so.
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" In 2000, when he first ran for president, McCain dubbed his campaign bus, "The Straight Talk Express.
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We'll ask him that and a bunch more during a straight-talk interview onstage on May 17.
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She was famously loyal to her family and became known for her straight talk and self-deprecating humor.
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Second, Mr. Trump has refreshingly delivered special interest-free, straight talk about stopping the rise of Radical Islam.
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He loved to talk about himself as a straight shooter (his campaign bus was "the Straight Talk Express").
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America's political leaders, and their followers, could learn a lot from the straight talk Smith delivered back then.
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"Number one: Honesty and straight talk," Trump said, also mentioning family and work ethics as part of the definition.
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President known for straight talk It's the latest offensive remark from Duterte, a leader not known for his diplomacy.
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By contrast, grievers hear so many vacuous phrases that a little straight talk can often be a welcome relief.
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Straight talk, clear talk, empathetic, thoughtful and heartening — these briefings are providing, during this crisis, everything a leader should.
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And in 123, Republican John McCain rented a bus and drove the "Straight Talk Express" all around New Hampshire.
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A more recent example was in 2000, when Senator John McCain's Straight Talk Express overwhelmed Texas Governor George W. Bush.
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Trump, by contrast, almost never offers sustained straight talk about anything other than his emotions, and indeed often defies understanding.
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In his book "Straight Talk From the Heartland" (2004), Mr. Schultz described the successful, if unusual, arc of his career.
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I don't care what level you are, there is the need to offer straight talk when you're working with clients.
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He could straight-talk directly to the public, without any intermediary—and thanks to hyperpolarization, he didn't have to play nice.
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But answers like this don't work in a presidential forum and they especially won't work when juxtaposed with Trump's straight talk.
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Gail: One thing we don't have to worry about is seeing Joe Biden roll into town on the Straight Talk Express.
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When Serena and Rachel meet, the latter's aura of no-bullshit, pro-woman straight talk is immediately weaponized against the Everlasting newbie.
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The 128GB version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will also be available at Amazon, Costco, Straight Talk Wireless, Target, and Walmart.
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Lemonade has made a name for itself with its streamlined app, straight talk about the complexities of insurance, and catchy marketing campaigns.
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Instead of posing as a know-it-all expert, Dunn mixes self-deprecation and humor with a big dose of straight talk.
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Tears streaming down his face, he said in that beautiful Henry Fonda, non-blinking straight talk, 'I love you very much, son.
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Over a pint of beer and some straight talk, the party just might avoid a messy revolt – and make Democrats great again.
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It was just-us, unvarnished straight talk to a generation of whom much was expected because at long last anything seemed possible.
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Jehmu Greene shows the kind of spirit and straight talk that is currently lacking in most leaders of the two parties in Washington.
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In 2019, Instagram stories are the new Straight Talk Express, and all of us are invited to watch — uh, Beto O'Rourke's dentist appointment?
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Many of those limited candidates would depend on being hired by think tanks and your 'straight talk' might lessen their chances for hire.
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Over time he also became the face of Chinese economic policy in global markets, much liked for his jovial manner and straight talk.
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" On The Late Show, Stephen Colbert continued his run of straight talk by introducing "episode three... million" of "Is Donald Trump a Racist?
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No professional journalist would embrace the senator that explicitly, but many now look back on the "Straight Talk Express" with misty-eyed nostalgia.
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The non-plot zips by, and even beyond the straight-talk translated dialogue (which, admittedly, is pretty 1995) there's a death of subtlety.
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Ms. King has emerged as a tough-love truth-teller, delivering straight talk between posts on social media about squeezing into her Spanx.
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It's more praise for Dak Prescott than a dig at Tony ... but Cedric delivers the straight talk saying bluntly, "It's over" for Romo.
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Okay, straight talk: I recently wrote down everything I ate for an entire week, and whoa mama do I have room for improvement.
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That reputation led to the creation of the "Straight Talk Express," a bus he drove to campaign stops during both of his presidential bids.
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Sanders, who I would call one of the great truth-tellers in American politics today, is a straight shooter who believes in straight talk.
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McCain ran for president and called his campaign the "Straight-Talk Express," a phrase that brilliantly describes the Arizona Republican's approach to public life.
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The annual letter has long been eagerly awaited by investors and fans for its straight talk about Berkshire, the economy, investing and other topics.
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And now, the 35-year-old comedian gave her own style straight talk in an exclusive behind-the-scenes interview during an Old Navy shoot.
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He relentlessly traveled the state in his bus, the "Straight Talk Express," where he gave total access to reporters who often ran out of questions.
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U.S. Representative Renee Ellmers, a Republican who has endorsed him, said she believed Trump could overcome his unpopularity with women voters with his straight talk.
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St. John filmed a "Straight Talk" panel segment Steve Harvey's daytime talk show Steve in December 2018, just two months before he was found dead.
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But Clinton and Trump never had the law and order/straight talk/put the people first kind of brand that Christie brought to the table.
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" Or: "Well, maybe he means it a little, but at least this is straight talk, not the verbose gobbledygook of the professional Washington swamp-dweller.
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The result is often funny and surprisingly intimate—straight talk from people who were, not so long ago, professionally obligated to give you anything but.
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I'm here to give you some straight talk on when to lean in to that extra gig — and when it's time to call it quits.
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His rollicking style of campaigning was epitomized by the Straight Talk Express, aboard which he would make himself available for extended bull sessions with reporters.
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But this poll brings an important issue before us: We seem to have forgotten that there is a difference between "straight talk" and hate talk.
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Then once he actually does, it's up to him to realize that potential and step up to the plate (his mother's straight talk certainly helps).
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As Bradley Cooper egged on Jennifer Lawrence in Joy's QVC presentation scene, Whoopi Goldberg walked out with a janitor's broom to deliver some straight talk.
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Also like Mr. Scaramucci and President Trump, the senator can sometimes make a virtue of his crudeness by applauding himself for straight talk and authenticity.
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But he fired up the Straight Talk Express again and pulled off another famous comeback, barnstorming to victory once more in the New Hampshire primary.
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The king, who coughed up blood upon awakening, drags his son-in-law (hello, naked bum shot) for some shooting and some straight talk about Lilibet.
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Rodrik's latest book, Straight Talk on Trade: Ideas for a Sane World Economy, highlights what the proponents of globalization got wrong and how to move forward.
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On his national campaign bus, the Straight Talk Express, he chatted candidly to the press, but in the vain hope that they would lay off him.
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MVNOs that operate on T-Mobile's network include TracFone and subsidiary Straight Talk, Google's Project Fi, Ting, Republic Wireless, Mint Mobile, Ladybug Wireless, CellNUVO, and more.
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"McCain's failure to answer Mr. Khan proves the straight talk is gone and it's McCain and Trump first, not country first," Kirkpatrick said in a statement.
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Lenny Dykstra's son Cutter must be a summa cum laude graduate of Keepin' It Real University ... and not even family is immune to his straight talk.
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Intermittently, he channeled the discomfiting straight talk of Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy, who spoke at the Oscars in 1977 and 1988, respectively, about industry racism.
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We got Frampton out at Cafe Pinot in L.A. on Thursday -- where the undefeated 23-0 bruiser gave some straight talk about Conor's foray into boxing.
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The writer, Stephen Glover, eschewed the surrealism and shock tactics that have shaped this season and replaced them with thoughtful tête-à-têtes and straight talk.
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Elizabeth Warren convened a conference call Tuesday night after her fourth-place finish in the New Hampshire primary and delivered some straight talk to demoralized staffers.
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The more accurate way to express Trump's approach to truth and straight talk is this: He respects people who tell him what he wants to hear. 3.
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It's easy to see why, once Linda P. and her fellow Lindas give Titus the straight talk he needs, they all quickly become "let's get margaritas" friends.
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Tom Barrack, a friend of Trump's who served as the chair of his inaugural committee, defended Trump's speech, calling it the "straight talk" that appealed to voters.
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Sixteen years after McCain's failed 2000 campaign ride on his trusty steed, the Straight Talk Express, the John McCain, Maverick of the Senate™ narrative is absurd.
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Jamal Khashoggi's murder at the hands of the government of Saudi Arabia provoked America's normally studiously neutral journalists into an uncommon posture of agitation and straight-talk.
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"McCain's admission that his own Trump-like commercial is a political liability isn't 'straight talk,' it's more proof he's changed after 33 years in Washington," Mitchell said.
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Fauci has been lauded across the aisle for his straight talk about the coronavirus, offering blunt risk assessments – even at times when Trump has downplayed the threat.
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Aside from over $100 in savings on the phone itself, Straight Talk also has a perk for you — other than, you know, not forcing you into a contract.
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What I fear is that if we do too much cheerleading and not enough straight talk, we're going to set up a lot of young women for failure.
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With Facebook, two hours before each of this fall's debates begin, ABC News will begin streaming a segment known as "Straight Talk" with anchors Matthew Dowd and LZ Granderson.
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The Straight Talk Express, as his bus was named in both his presidential campaigns, has degenerated a decade later into Trump's "tell-it-like-it-is" Fox News spectacular.
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The straight talk from Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, and Coronavirus Response Coordinator Deborah Birx has made them pandemic celebrities on both sides of the aisle.
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For Republican primary voters who applauded Trump's willingness to address criticism head on, Thursday was a return to the candid, refreshing straight talk for which Trump has become so beloved.
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"Both Duterte and Trump have attracted and repelled potential voters with straight talk and rhetoric that has bordered on, if not been, outright offensive," he said in an email interview.
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When I asked Smith if the tour had been modelled on John McCain's Straight Talk Express, of 2000, she replied, "Obvi," but Buttigieg is a less chummy presence than McCain.
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One of the best known is media collective Papo Reto (Straight Talk), which was set up in the Complexo do Alemao favela to document abuses by security forces and counter stereotypes.
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A ponderous handout essay — yes, philosophy hipsters, "object-oriented ontology" has made it to Madison Avenue — contrasts sharply with the straight talk of the NPR feed: airstrikes, hurricanes, protest, disease, Trump.
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There has been talk of reviving John McCain's access-heavy "Straight Talk Express" campaign, which would, in theory, continue to cement the saccharine-sweet relationship between Buttigieg and corporate media reporters.
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We were a tight-lipped family and didn't like to worry one another; my parents were more likely to let information trickle out through behavioral changes than to give straight talk.
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Unfortunately for "America's Governor," this downward spiral continued well after his campaign came to a screeching halt in the state that was supposed to understand his straight talk and lengthy town halls.
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Unfortunately, the public's concern has stirred virtually nothing in the way of a straight-talk debate between the two presidential candidates about how they would rein in the abuses of big money.
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Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson is calling for "straight talk" from Democratic presidential candidates on immigration policy that better incorporates public support for both compassion for migrants and improved border security.
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This offer from Walmart is a bit less egregious because it's on the flexible Straight Talk pay-as-you-go network — but it's still a three-year-old device with only 16GB capacity.
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Beto O'Rourke *checks notes* Instagrammed his dentist appointment In 2000, John McCain generated enormous goodwill among reporters by inviting them onto his bus — the Straight Talk Express — for a series of candid chats.
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Back in 1999, John McCain thrilled journalists with his Straight Talk Express, but the Bush campaign took him out in South Carolina with, among other things, charges that the senator had forsaken veterans.
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During the 2000 and 2008 presidential campaigns, he spent hours talking with reporters — on the record — sitting on couches in the back of a bus that he strategically named the Straight Talk Express.
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The surgeon general is giving journalists "straight talk from the nation's doctor" and instructing the press to have "no more bickering, no more partisanship, no more criticism or finger-pointing" in news coverage.
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The rebukes of Adams come after the surgeon general tore into the media in some "straight talk," accusing it of "finger-pointing" in its coverage of the Trump administration's response to the outbreak.
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Decades later, he was the happy-go-lucky captain of the Straight Talk Express, the campaign bus where he cultivated his image as a candid political maverick in his failed 2000 presidential run.
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A raucous argument ensues: about revolution versus incrementalism, the power of satire versus the power of straight talk, the question of whether they should simply get the job done or abandon it altogether.
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Walmart is also getting in on the action: Save $100 on your XS or XS Max purchase when you preorder from Walmart and choose AT&T, Verizon, Straight Talk, or Sprint as your carrier.
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Donald Trump has energized millions of hard working people across the country with his no-nonsense straight talk and will bring his record of success to tackle the real problems that face our nation.
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Practically luminous with beatific yet biting California wisdom (courtesy of a transformative performance by Maura Tierney, who's been asked to inhabit so many versions of the same character), Helen lays down some straight talk.
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There are better ways to fix this than by perusing the Facebook Marketplace: Walmart wants to sell you the iPhone X for $2155 off MSRP, and give you $264 of free Airtime with Straight Talk.
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" Mark Weinberger, global chairman and chief executive of consultancy EY: "I think Donald trump clearly has hit a vein of the American people in straight talk, candor, and saying clearly what he's going to do.
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Here is Bannon's straight talk on those "geniuses" in George W. Bush's administration: "I hold these people in contempt, total and complete contempt," then nodded as Rose named Condoleezza Rice, Colin Powell and Dick Cheney.
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In politics, fliers would tend to be like John McCain, who was actually a military pilot and so identified as direct in his manner that his 2000 campaign bus was dubbed the Straight Talk Express.
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" Georges Sami Saati, 65, a Haitian-American businessman and Republican who was in the crowd to greet Mr. Trump that day, said he remained in the president's camp, emphasizing the president's capacity for "straight talk.
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He said whatever reputation for decorum and for straight talk that he has picked up owes to his upbringing — "My mother would whip me if I didn't have class," he said — and childhood in Harlem.
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" Mark Weinberger, global chairman and chief executive of consultancy EY: "I think Donald trump clearly has hit a vein of the American people in straight talk, candor, and saying clearly what he's going to do.
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Ms. Warren was vetted as a possible running mate and has proved a potent surrogate, bringing her populist appeal and quirky straight talk to a campaign that has struggled to connect with young voters and liberals.
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In addition, the network's Facebook Page will feature live streams throughout the day from the host cities, as well as pre-debate programming via its original series "Straight Talk" airing at 7 PM ET on Facebook Live.
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Mr. Obama's calls for transparency about the massacre played a prominent role in his presidential campaign, held up by him as an example of the type of sorely needed straight talk about foreign affairs and historical events.
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On the one hand, this resonated with many white voters who perhaps heard in his "straight talk" a vision of the racial hierarchy that would need to be restored to "Make America Great Again" in their minds.
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With national name recognition, a record for campaign finance reform and a reputation for candor — his campaign bus was called the Straight Talk Express — Mr. McCain won a series of primary elections and captured the Republican nomination.
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"I guess that was John McCain finally giving us a little straight talk and owning up to the fact that he and George Bush actually have a whole lot in common," Obama said in a frequent refrain.
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I was a CNN producer then, and though I had been in New Hampshire in and around the famous Straight Talk Express, I mostly covered the Democratic side of that 2000 contest -- Bill Bradley versus Al Gore.
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Nominating someone well-known as a "straight-talking general," then depriving him of any opportunity to deliver straight talk, would confirm that Trump wanted yes-men, not officials willing to stand up to him or his other advisers.
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His eagerness to deliver straight talk on these matters -- from asking whether vaccinations should be mandatory to lambasting the U.S. for failing to lead on climate change -- will surely feel like a tonic to those share his concerns.
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This week on Too Embarrassed to Ask, Recode's Kara Swisher and The Verge's Lauren Goode are joined by Recode Senior Editor for Policy and Politics Tony Romm for some straight talk on what all this privacy stuff means.
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Riding around New Hampshire in a bus dubbed the "Straight Talk Express," McCain became the ringmaster of a compelling political circus -- holding court for hours on end with reporters and aides about whatever topic anyone could think of.
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Clinton should take a page from Trump's straight-talk strategy and tell it like it is: When it comes to the person who holds the nuclear codes, a know-it-all is infinitely better than a know-nothing.
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To the news media, his trip was pitched as a Twitter-age version of the Straight Talk Express, the rolling and rambling no-holds-barred 2000 campaign bus that cemented John McCain's reputation as, well, a straight talker.
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As the 2008 elections approached, a call came from Steve Schmidt, then in charge of the fledgling presidential campaign of Senator John McCain, whose candor and accessibility aboard the Straight Talk Express in 2000 Ms. Wallace greatly admired.
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AT&T, C Spire, Cricket Wireless, Sprint, Straight Talk Wireless, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, Verizon Wireless, and Xfinity Mobile will be the first to carry the device in midnight black and orchid gray, along with unlocked versions at Samsung.
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Trump, in particular, has a unique way of dealing with his global counterparts, and it often includes a straight-talk bravado that most presidents reserve for adversarial relationships, making picking a state dinner guest a bit of a challenge.
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On page 200 of Ship to Shore: Straight Talk from the Seafood Counter, John Bil declares that porgy is a "much-maligned fish that needs to be brought to the forefront" because of how responsibly sourced and delicious it is.
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And yet, he still ran a decent campaign and made a race of it, even briefly leading the polls for a few moments before the bottom fell out of the economy and the steam ran out of the Straight Talk Express.
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The straight talk is to continue this week at Baselworld, where A Blog to Watch has a delegation of four writer-photographers and "one person who's new and is entirely about video, which is an investment for us," Mr. Adams said.
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It's time for straight talk with Democratic voters: If you want to dump Trump, your job isn't to choose your ideological soulmate, it's to vote for the candidate who has the best chance of beating him in the Electoral College.
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Ever since Donald Trump said McCain wasn't a war hero, there have been calls for McCain to repudiate Trump, since he represents the antithesis of McCain's supposed values—honor, integrity, virtue—and the bastardization of his supposed strength, his beloved straight talk.
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A decision about a nation's economic life, the Harvard economist Dani Rodrik writes, in " Straight Talk on Trade " (Princeton), "may entail trading off competing social objectives—such as stability versus innovation—or making distributional choices"; that is, deciding who gains at whose expense.
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Nintendo Switch Gaming Console + Choice of Game: Zelda, Mario Kart 8, Mario Odyssey, Splatoon 2 for $329 (list $359.99) Straight Talk Apple iPhone Free Airtime Bundles (iPhone X + $130 Airtime, iPhone 8 Plus + $130 Airtime, More) for $999 This article originally appeared on PCMag.
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I think the allure of false promises and false premises will dissipate, and voters will be ripe for straight talk about what really builds economic growth -- if also coupled with a new economic and social contract for working families (as I outlined in my piece).
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In his most recent book, "Straight Talk on Trade," the Harvard professor Dani Rodrik castigates fellow economists for holding fast to a simple-minded view of free trade and globalization, one that he believes has caused economic chaos and political backlash across the West.
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In grappling with the "truth and bullshit" of the campaign trail and the ways that candidates, their staffs, and the journalists covering them are all working to create both, Wallace turns a week on the Straight Talk Express into an examination of contemporary politics.
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A disciple of her father's straight-talk approach, Ms. McCain has long confounded Republicans who say they cannot easily suss out her beliefs, and she has frustrated Democrats who want to believe that she is secretly one of them — a sentiment that only grew on Saturday.
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Tesla was downgraded to underperform by RBC Capital, which said that the electric car maker has finally started to give some straight talk to investors about its future growth, but many are still not listening because they are still too enthralled by the company's founder and CEO Elon Musk.
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Parquet Courts: Human Performance (Rough Trade) Figure the all-jam, all-slack Monastic Living for a metal-machine stumble that sets up this crazy-feeling leap forward—not just driven drones, spare tunes, and catchy sprechgesang, but an album where their art dreams for their straight talk come true.
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But it also delves into McCain's maverick image, from the "Straight Talk Express" during his presidential run to his willingness to break with Republican Party orthodoxy, suggesting that some of his greatest failures stemmed from moments where he acted in the name of political expediency, compromising his own ideals.
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His straight-talk and reassuring authority have been particularly important in a state that has one of the highest levels of confirmed cases, as well as containing the small city that's been referred to as a kind of "ground zero" of Covid-19, New Rochelle, right in my backyard.
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Millions of voters see his inflammatory positions — he has called women ignorant, told a female lawmaker she was too ugly to rape and questioned why women should earn the same salary as men — as straight talk from a man who is not afraid to say, and do, what is needed.
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His tough-guy persona and profanity-laced straight talk had entranced tens of millions of Filipinos, and his apparent success at making the barrios safe, even if it resulted in the extrajudicial killings of thousands of people, had enhanced his image as a politician who made good on his promises.
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Riding the "Straight Talk Express" in his 2000 bid for the Republican presidential nomination, he displayed great tenacity and creativity to generate an unexpectedly formidable challenge to George W. Bush, who began the race with huge advantages in organization, money and name identification as the son of a former president.
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John Weaver, Mr. Kasich's top strategist, has a long history of steering moderate candidates to victory in the state: He was one of the architects of Senator John McCain's "Straight Talk Express" campaign bus in 2000, and he helped Jon M. Huntsman Jr., the former governor of Utah, finish third here in 2012.
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But if she can conquer her own elitist tendencies when she's courting "young people," and pitch concrete solutions and straight talk to millennials who didn't go to college, then her get-it-done approach—coupled with her profound lack of coolness—just might turn out to be her secret weapon in November.
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I have to believe he is right, and not just out of shameless sentiment or because I have relied on S&T, as it is familiarly known, over the years for straight-talk about the heavens and the gritty details about how telescopes and other gadgets by which astronomers observe the sky are made.
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But as an omnipresent Sunday-show guest who courted reporters on his "Straight Talk Express" campaign bus, he was not unaware in life of how things played on TV. As he worked out the details of his ceremonies in his final days, he had to know that he was not only orchestrating his farewell.
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Even worse, "Barack and Joe" is written in a cloying style — "Barack and Joe, no longer opponents, were now able to move into a new phase with each other," or "Through straight talk over lunch, Barack and Joe resolved their spat" — that seems better suited to a children's book than a sophisticated political account.
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Both devices are available in a bunch of places, but it's different SKUs for different vendors, so here's the info straight from Samsung: The 128GB Galaxy Note 9 can be purchased through carriers including AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, Verizon Wireless and Xfinity, along with Best Buy, Costco, Sam's Club, Straight Talk Wireless, Target, Walmart, Samsung.
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MIRIAM KAGAN MARGOSHES Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. To the Editor: Re "Gritting Teeth, McCain Links Fate to Trump" (front page, June 5): Although I have disagreed over the years with many of Senator John McCain's positions and voted for Barack Obama for president, I always admired Mr. McCain's honesty and "straight talk" on a variety of issues.
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Like Mr. Trump with his tweets and rants, Mr. Johnson delights his followers with outrageous statements that they take as straight talk — even when he has gone so far as to describe Africans as "piccaninnies" or to ascribe President Barack Obama's opposition to Brexit to an "ancestral dislike" of Britain as the son of a Kenyan.
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This week on Recode Media with Peter Kafka, conservative radio host Glenn Beck joined Peter onstage at South by Southwest for some straight talk about Beck's audience (he's an anti-Trump conservative), Beck's concern for refugees (he has raised and distributed millions of dollars) and Beck's outlook on the future (the robots are coming and we'd better get ready).
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's (R) honesty and courage Saturday during the late senator's funeral service in Washington, D.C., noting that even presidents found themselves subject to McCain's straight-talk.
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Scott Taylor to seek old Virginia seat MORE (R-Ariz.) was one of the greatest senators in modern American history, one of the most passionate patriots who ever served in the military or government, one of the leading champions of democracy and opponents of dictatorships for half a century and the gold standard for integrity, straight talk and honorable bipartisanship in public life.
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"The Apprentice turned Trump from a blowhard Richie Rich who had just gone through his most difficult decade into an unlikely symbol of straight talk, an evangelist for the American gospel of success, a decider who insisted on standards in a country that had somehow slipped into handing out trophies for just showing up," journalists Michael Kranish and Marc Fisher observe in their book Trump Revealed.
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This campaign season has been defined by a desire on the part of the American people to hear candor and straight talk from their candidates, which explains the meteoric rise of Donald Trump and the unexpectedly strong showing of Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE.
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The iPhone X, which set the precedent for iPhones with that sweet vertical camera system and no home button, is still a damn good phone even in the shadow of the XS. If you want to test these upgrades out for as little as possible, Walmart has the iPhone X (2744 GB) with a $45 Straight Talk Airtime gift card for $200 off — getting you one of the best iPhones and prepaid unlimited data for $744.
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When I read the story by Maggie HabermanMaggie Lindsy HabermanBudowsky: President Trump, meet with all former living presidents Media members react to 'straight talk' from surgeon general: 'Quite a prescription' Chris Wallace 'horrified' by CNN's Acosta's conduct: 'It's not our job to one-up presidents' MORE of The New York Times about how you are losing patience with Dr. Anthony Fauci, who may be the world's greatest living expert on how to defeat the plague of pandemic, I cringed with horror.
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Rutherford Falls: A small town in upstate New York is turned upside down when the local legend and town namesake, Nathan Rutherford (Ed Helms), fights the moving of a historical statue Saved by the Bell: Bayside High gets an influx of new low-income students who give the overprivileged Bayside kids a dose of reality The Kids Tonight Show: The only late-night talk show for kids, by kids, from Jimmy Fallon Who Wrote That: A docuseries that gives a behind-the-scenes look at Saturday Night Live's most important writers MacGruber (in development): An action comedy based on the SNL sketch starring Will Forte's MacGyver knockoff Straight Talk (in development): A show about an ideological odd couple The Adventure Zone (in development): An animated series based on the McElroy family's Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying podcast Clean Slate (in development): A man reunites with his son, who comes out to him as transgender Expecting (in development): A single woman asks her gay best friend to be her sperm donor.
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