Trump repeated Kremlin talking points on ISIS After announcing the Syria withdrawal, Trump repeated Kremlin talking points about ISIS.
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It was not so much a debate between Kaine and Pence, but between Clinton's talking points against Trump's talking points.
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The "talking points" in question are the official administration talking points, from just after the attack, on how to describe what had happened.
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And the Democratic talking points aren&apost too far off from the Justice Department talking points in going after the oversight function of Congress.
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A lot of the talking points Trump's right-wing media allies are using were noticeably aligned with the talking points the White House sent to its allies.
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"Talking points are wonderful, but we live in a reality here that talking points don't help," Alan Pruhs, executive director of the Association for Utah Community Health, told The Hill Extra.
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PERINO: She has -- she already has her talking points.
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And they put together all of Natalia Veselnitskaya&aposs talking points about me for the Trump Tower meeting where she went into speak with Donald Trump Jr. And I would deduce that Fusion GPS and Glenn Simpson, therefore, put together the same talking points for Vladimir Putin, because they were the same talking points in Trump Tower.
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And Rubio's response was … to robotically repeat his talking points.
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Republicans will obviously use Republican talking points on these topics.
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The result has been dueling talking points about historical precedents.
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"It's just the same old Democratic talking points," he said.
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Clinton's talking points, style, even hand gestures resembled Mr. Sanders's.
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Trump stuck to his talking points too, if more haphazardly.
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Talking points: Lana Is this the Song of the Summer?
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But they do more than just rattle off talking points.
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But nobody carried the White House talking points Thursday. 8.
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Surely the new hairdo provides enough talking points by itself.
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Clinton's ties to Wall Street were among the talking points.
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"Sometimes political talking points are hard to follow," he added.
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Her job is to communicate administration talking points to surrogates.
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Mr. Trump had not merely veered off his talking points.
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Alliteration stands in for eloquence, talking points for narrative arc.
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George Kent blows a hole through Trump's main talking points.
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And actually put together some talking points and do something.
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Here are five talking points from the last few days.
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They could leverage Democrats' Washington dysfunction talking points especially well.
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Did Pence clear his talking points on Putin with Trump?
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It's more a recitation of White House talking points. 5.
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Unfortunately, some Democrats continue to cling to these talking points.
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We cannot keep with the Republican talking points on this.
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They are also common talking points in extremist Islamist circles.
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In many instances, the talking points attack the women's characters.
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Still, the markets are less moved by the talking points.
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You didn't say anything that was off your talking points.
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For now, the proposal exists only in vague talking points.
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His first rule was no sound bites or talking points.
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The truth is that both sides have justifiable talking points.
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Centrists and the far right share talking points on immigration.
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His immigration record was one of his top talking points.
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Congress members tend to echo White House talking points fulsomely.
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Will the candidates stray from their usual talking points tonight?
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Its site provides people with talking points for contacting legislators.
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You all speak from the same talking points, after all.
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Meanwhile, Putin and Kim appear to be trading talking points.
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Republicans have used similar talking points to defend Mr. Trump.
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"I don't need any talking points on Trump," Heye said.
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And people have responded saying he's using Republican talking points.
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Between bites of salad, Trivedi rattled off R.S.S. talking points.
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Congressional Republicans spent countless hours looking into the talking points.
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"Talking Points believes this is all about race," O'Reilly claimed.
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Administration talking points, as distributed April 14: Top-Line Talking Points | Syrian Strike On Friday evening, three chemical weapons facilities maintained by the regime of Syria were targeted by U.S., French, and British Forces.
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By Monday morning, however, Nielsen appeared to shift her talking points.
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TERRELL: You know, Jason, Horace is just -- those are talking points.
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Those are the talking points I expect to her Democrats use.
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They are chances for candidates to slot in their talking points.
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Health care and tax reform are among their biggest talking points.
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These are best as short talking points or brief bulleted PowerPoints.
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CNBC obtained the "leader talking points," and GM verified their authenticity.
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It's much easier to take the talking points from environmental groups.
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He sent "talking points" and outlined "action items" for the firm.
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They've also got three main talking points, according to the report.
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Talking Points: Stanford University banned hard liquor at on-campus parties.
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It was recorded with a helmet camera, repeating extremist talking points.
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Talking Points: Donald Trump suggested that presidential debates shouldn't have moderators.
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" Added John Owen, "In fairness, he had pretty good talking points.
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Instead, he just wanted to hammer home his approved talking points.
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Talking points: Taylor Swift Is this the Song of the Summer?
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Their talking points are trite, combative and often times factually incorrect.
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Who has something to say after the talking points are exhausted?
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We've reached a point where rhetoric and talking points aren't enough.
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Kellogg's suggestions apparently were not adopted for the final talking points.
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The easy path would be to parrot their father's talking points.
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Senate Republicans' talking points reflected the memos doled out by leadership.
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When media members parrot team talking points like Mike Sando, ESPN.
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Then, there's a combination of tweets and talking points on television.
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The people we've lost are more than just political talking points.
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Both Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez decried those as false talking points.
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These are talking points that Imelda has whittled into a weapon.
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"Americans care more about Americans," King explained to Talking Points Memo.
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Local policy experts had been briefing Khosrowshahi on his talking points.
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Let's put the talking points away and have a serious discussion.
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Democrats have made fools of themselves with their unhinged talking points.
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THEY'RE an obedient lot, too, versed in the relevant talking points.
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Talking Points Memo on Wednesday published a video in which Rep.
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Talking points and stale solutions involving more government promise little hope.
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Updated GOP talking points have now been posted to House website.
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One of our talking points is this bill guarantees free testing.
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Tierney Sneed, a reporter for Talking Points Memo, recently asked Sen.
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Trump's closing argument for Cruz hit all his favorite talking points.
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The defense expansions have been frequent talking points in his rallies.
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Many simply repeat talking points honed in the aforementioned policy lunches.
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Some now reportedly take their talking points directly from the government.
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Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) told Talking Points Memo last month.
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Go deeper: State Department circulates talking points contradicting Trump on Syria
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The State Department distributed talking points to American embassies on Oct.
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Beyond windy platitudes and rehearsed talking points, not a single Prop.
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" Cramer doesn't do talking points, which he describes as "so shallow.
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They want far more than lip service and political talking points.
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Supply your references with the necessary talking points to do that.
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These are not the talking points of a ladies' happy hour.
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Reciting the same talking points that we've heard for months, Sen.
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Circulate these talking points among your friends and on social media.
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House Democrats say they aren't worried about these talking points. Rep.
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Hash those issues out up front with these three talking points.
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One of the main talking points regarding features is sleep tracking.
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Now he's behind some of the right's most outlandish talking points.
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You mentioned talking points, organizing, and getting more people on shows.
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" But, in a separate email discussing talking points, Allen wrote: "FYI.
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Do they match the talking points which this is what is about?
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Here are five talking points ahead of the next round of fixtures.
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Trump pushed these incoherent talking points repeatedly throughout the day on Thursday.
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The moderators' goal would be to throw candidates off their talking points.
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Those talking points could be the framework for a pretty straightforward compromise.
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Pick up some useful talking points for any heated holiday dinner conversation.
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They're heavy on stale administration talking points and light on actual news.
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CHRISTIE: It gets very unruly when he gets off his talking points.
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None of these talking points can withstand the slightest bit of scrutiny.
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So yea, it's a tiny concession to push their bigger talking points.
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"You're being a little Marco Rubio with your talking points," he said.
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The Cruz campaign has carefully prepared talking points to sell this plan.
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Do they not sound too much like they're on their talking points?
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And they, not Stanley Greenberg, are writing the Democratic Party's talking points.
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Many of them are getting their talking points directly from the campaigns.
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Then I pack my lunch and review my talking points for later.
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HORACE COOPER, CO-CHAIR, PROJECT 21: Those talking points are killing people.
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Talking points: Just don't talk about how you're thinking about quitting caffeine.
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Hopeful, if skeptical, foreign officials listened intently before delivering predictable talking points.
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Once you've confirmed a time, you'll want to prepare your talking points.
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Sanders' campaign has gone even further with its talking points for volunteers.
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We have provided you with scripts and talking points for such conversations.
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In many ways, Donald Trump's political talking points are Orwellian at best.
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They are ham-fisted recitations of standard Republican talking points: Taxes bad!
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Not the talking points Hillary ... not the caricature, but the real person.
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As Talking Points Memo notes, she also believes birth control causes abortions.
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His statements also echo talking points used by other GOP senators. Sen.
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Trump here goes against Republican talking points claiming that Menendez is corrupt.
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The response will be insane, and the talking points would be obvious.
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Yesterday's talking points will not solve the problems Puerto Rico faces today.
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Trump "seeks Republican unity, not unanimity," reads one of the talking points.
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TV, whose announcers receive a steady flow of Statcast-generated talking points.
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But they quickly returned the show to its pre-planned talking points.
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Clinton, accused Mr. Trump of "echoing the talking points" of America's adversaries.
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And it's not faith and optimism that's just words and talking points.
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However, the principles and talking points never turned into an actual bill.
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Not just for political talking points, but also for determining economic policy.
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Others saw his embrace of party talking points as a worrisome sign.
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Most of these talking points have been heard before — more than once.
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Reporters, meanwhile, simply tend not to jump on left-wing talking points.
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Here are some other talking points in Asia at 10:30 a.m.
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Policy goals and talking points have consistently taken priority over American families.
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The budget analysis gave Republican senators just a few happy talking points.
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Here are a few other talking points in Asia at 5 p.m.
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You've memorized a bunch of talking points, and a bunch of things.
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Here are some talking points in Asian markets at 5:30 p.m.
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The letter borrows heavily from talking points the Turkish Presidency used previously.
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As instructed, I used the word "choice" frequently when drafting talking points.
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It's one of Netanyahu's major talking points, blasted across Twitter and Facebook.
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But his presence was very calming and I liked his talking points.
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Here's a look at some recent talking points and whether they're true.
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If so, one of the Republicans' talking points was just severely undercut.
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Below are some key talking points in Asia around 4:30 p.m.
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Social issues, including housing and homeless, have become key election talking points.
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Multiple sources confirmed the authenticity of the talking points to ABC News.
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Conway parroted those talking points Wednesday during an appearance on Fox News.
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One of Trump's primary reelection talking points continues to be the economy.
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Publicists had also been sure to send along talking points in advance.
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Zuckerberg will be pressed this week to go beyond generic talking points.
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Although honestly watching him flip from backing Medicare-for-All to trashing it, use slimy dishonest talking points to undercut college for all, and embrace corporatist deficit talking points, I pretty much already know what they're telling him.
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According to a "Key Talking Points" document Motherboard obtained from the Maywood Police Department, local police are given a series of talking points designed to be used to guide social media posts and verbal communication about the partnership.
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Democratic leaders, with input from the investigating committees, are distributing a five-page set of talking points to their colleagues in which they attempt to distill Mueller's findings into pithy, digestible talking points, drawn from Mueller's own language.
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"The President was entirely correct," say the talking points, obtained by The Atlantic.
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We obtained an internal document that appears to lay out his talking points.
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Now that Trump is officially the nominee, the campaign sends out talking points.
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As we'll see, these examples don't line up with either party's talking points.
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Doing these interviews is interesting, because you have to find your talking points.
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Review your list of talking points and practice ways to address them diplomatically.
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They are talking points crafted from a position of ignorance and, often, hate.
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Even state-based GOP organizations were loaded up with talking points to share.
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Mr. Rubio's inability to do anything besides repeat canned talking points was startling.
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The talking points were in Trump style but less controversial in their delivery.
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Energy adviser Trevor Houser circulated talking points intended to minimize potential political damage.
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Barr repeated this and similar talking points multiple times during his prepared statement.
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The president-elect has also understood the value of moving beyond talking points.
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Chairman Pai trotted out the same talking points he's been pushing since 2015.
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What traction will their talking points gain when they invoke the Palestinian issue?
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"Marco Rubio is irresponsible for peddling climate change denier talking points," said Mann.
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At Talking Points Memo, Alana Levinson criticized liberals for giving him a pass.
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The White House issues talking points, and high-ranking Republicans simply ignore them.
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It's a familiar line, if you've ever listened to oil industry talking points.
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It's time to put away the talking points and speak from the heart.
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Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut were quick to integrate drones into their talking points.
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"Secretary Clinton has real plans, and Trump only has talking points," Moulton said.
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Several reporters tweeted screenshots of the talking points sent to them by sources.
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So what were the main takeaways and talking points from this year's festival?
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It turns out some of the talking points have started to leak out.
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You'd never guess that if you listened to the Republican party's talking points.
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Aides even included the message "DO NOT CONGRATULATE" in the president's talking points.
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From the band's early days, one of the big talking points was impermanence.
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One of our talking points is that late-term abortions are extremely rare.
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Much of diplomacy is taking away the other side's talking points, or excuses.
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In their remarks, the three officials largely stuck to Trump administration talking points.
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I think some of those concerns are being fueled by NRA talking points.
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When a reporter accusing him of peddling NRA talking points, Trump hit back.
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"I took seriously Bret's injunction to put aside the talking points," he admonished.
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Those unfounded claims about Ukrainian interference have seeped into Republican impeachment talking points.
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Republicans have used similar talking points to defend President Trump in impeachment proceedings.
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The phrasing will also be included in talking points sent to Republicans nationwide.
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He's dialing up beloved liberal talking points, the very meat-and-potatoes issues.
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The White House also blasted out nasty talking points for surrogates to disseminate.
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Often these calls are highly scripted with talking points cleared by several agencies.
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White House aides who had given Trump concise talking points were equally blindsided.
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The note suggested talking points for employees to address any questions they received.
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You had to come up with a whole new set of talking points.
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Trump, meanwhile, is responding to the impeachment inquiry with increasingly incoherent talking points.
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Ronald Reagan started inviting prominent guests as mid-speech talking points in 1982.
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Establishment figures responded by dusting off their old talking points and promising reform.
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But Pelosi may have more than simply GOP talking points on her mind.
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Back in his campaign's infancy, it was one of his favorite talking points.
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This allowed them to coordinate talking points before the document was blasted out.
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But in other places, Clinton seemed to create new anti-Obamacare talking points.
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Forget coming in with uniform talking points; they didn't even have uniform statistics.
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That instead, partisanship, the president's demands, and long-held talking points trump all.
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Qualcomm's talking points: Qualcomm points to the injunctions it won in China and Germany.
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EST, so save your talking points until after lunch when she enters expressive Gemini.
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To do so, they tend to rely on six key talking points and arguments.
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For a bunch of transparent talking points, the statement was well-written, said Wood.
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Below are some talking points, courtesy of WIRED staffers, to get the conversation going.
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Eventually, my date ran out of talking points and walked me to the subway.
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Another document in the bundle appears to show Kaiser's talking points for the briefing.
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The Democrats are out of talking points, but they&aposre not out of gas.
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Everyone just sort of goes into their corners and pulls out the talking points.
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The widespread "victimization by criminal aliens," one of Trump's favorite talking points, never materialized.
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A leaked set of White House talking-points given to The Economist confirms this.
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At times during the debate, CNN hosts framed policy questions around Republican talking points.
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Talking Points: The WNBA withdrew its fines against players and teams that supported #BlackLivesMatter.
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Notably, however, his talking points also include "dreaming big" and calls for bipartisan policymaking.
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By now, "progress" has become one of Mark Zuckerberg's most oft-repeated talking points.
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She could want to take one of Republicans' main talking points off the table.
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Talking Points: Green Party candidate Jill Stein could face charges for vandalism or trespassing.
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And on these platforms, users demonstrate simultaneous "blackouts," responses, and use of talking points.
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The spokeswoman declined to provide any details of specific talking points for the meeting.
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"It is critical that everyone follow the talking points to a letter," Stewart wrote.
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They do not share their representatives' enthusiasm for road-worn talking points about Reaganomics.
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Tim Kaine has four years' worth of talking points as the commonwealth's former governor.
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And now, he's rumored to be helping the candidate streamline his debate talking points.
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Trump is known to discard talking points and change tack at the last minute.
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As upper-middle-class, educated white people, we have all the right talking points.
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Even if someone knows your work intimately, don't hesitate to give specific talking points.
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Seen together, those are not talking points that play well with either party's agenda.
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And they all sound the same because they all have the same talking points.
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While we're at it, we've included a few talking points for post-viewing conversation.
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But it is worth noting that the White House's talking points specifically cited MIT.
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Until this election, these were perhaps the most recognizable political markers and talking points.
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The media's selective use of polls may provide gun control advocates with talking points.
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" As she walked viewers through her talking points, Conway crossed out the word "collusion.
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Did the moderator challenge the candidates or just let them spout their talking points?
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The talking points may favor Sanders and his platform of leveling the economic field.
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In their own statements, many members shamelessly repeat talking points provided by industry lobbyists.
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But all he had, all he's ever had, is the same old talking points.
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The party also saw their Trump tax cut talking points fall on deaf ears.
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The American people want real change – not talking points, not gimmicks, not false promises.
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Force criminal advocates to make their case beyond the talking points and false narrative.
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Gingrich is just parroting the talking points of the soft-on-crime criminal advocates.
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Some American officials complain that China uses these occasions to recite political talking points.
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Earlier this year, the accounts descended on Twitter with coordinated anti-union talking points.
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Tax reform was one of Trump's main talking points during his campaign last year.
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He has his talking points, which have not changed in the last 25 years.
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The March 2003 email from Miranda to Kavanaugh includes multiple pages of talking points.
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But Warren tied her anti-corruption message to Democratic talking points on progressive issues.
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Biden stumbled over his talking points and came off as far too old-fashioned.
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I'm not interested in hearing those talking points anymore, and neither is the president.
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Scott, undeterred, pivoted back to his talking points concerning diversity in the Sunshine State.
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Expect this threesome to share talking points against you while they draw closer together.
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"He took our talking points and used them, and we didn't," Ms. Fudge said.
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Rather than acknowledging the facts, socialist candidates will instead rely on debunked talking points.
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"Your job is to use the Democratic talking points, I understand that," McConnell said.
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And in the aftermath of this, this will be in the Russian talking points.
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The President, senior staffers, Cabinet members, and outside surrogates all trumpeted different talking points.
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Here's Murray Energy CEO Robert Murray delivering the same talking points on Fox News.
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Verses are drawn in marker on the whiteboard as talking points for the group.
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They also circulated talking points for surrogates to respond specifically to the Post story.
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Scroll down to read why none of these talking points hold up to scrutiny.
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Trump has repeated Erdoğan's talking points, calling Kurdish forces as "no angels" last month.
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This week, the Environmental Protection Agency released scientifically inaccurate talking points on climate change.
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Orrin Hatch's parroting of a young aide's talking points in a colloquy with Sen.
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"There were no talking points, so they didn't know what to say," she said.
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My mother has done a tremendous job of circulating talking points throughout the country.
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They also accused the administration of inappropriately manipulating the talking points during internal discussions.
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He has his talking points which have not changed in the last 25 years.
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Gates drafted talking points about 1MDB but eventually dropped the issue by February 20163.
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But he rarely strays from standard Chinese diplomatic talking points urging amity and cooperation.
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No fleet of supporters descending on cable news to recite The Official Talking Points.
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But it does reveal the absurdity of the talking points used by Republican Sens.
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Andrew Yang: Well well, part of it is I don't have any talking points.
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The remarks began, well, unremarkably: Trump gave his usual talking points about the economy.
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That hasn't stopped it from becoming another one of President Trump's favorite talking points.
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Ailes is now gone but the talking points, high ratings, skirts and heels remain.
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The DOJ redacted this warning from McCusker, which, notably, contradicted the OMB's talking points.
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Page's chief distinction was his willingness to recite Kremlin talking points on foreign policy.
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But in many cases, the teacher talking points and even editing comments remained verbatim.
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The book reads like a recitation of talking points, a paint-by-numbers manifesto.
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He is ill informed about his own policies and tramples his own talking points.
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Voters may have rewarded Mr Trump for ditching orthodox but unpopular conservative talking points.
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Alexander Vindman and vice presidential staffer Jennifer Williams devalued several key Republican talking points.
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Robert Menendez of New Jersey, letters that appeared to lay out administration talking points.
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That's why you see the anti-convention talking points in the media yet again.
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These expert analyses have been primarily reported through mainstream media and Democratic talking points.
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Even better: When skilled interviewers can take apart his talking points in real time.
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Braude, the TV host, tried but failed to push Warren off her talking points.
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Republican Talking Points' over whistleblower question Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE.
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Without giving them a platform for saying the exact talking points that they want.
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The general talking points have been centered around a gradual slowdown of continued growth.
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They've dispatched founder Mark Zuckerberg to recite talking points, shuffled around some privacy settings, recalibrated Zuckerberg's talking points, and in between relatively meaningless other directives, taken out full-page newspaper ads saying sorry (and subtly mentioning they expect other similar incidents to emerge).
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Exclusive: Twitter pulls down bot network that pushed pro-Saudi talking points about disappeared journalist Twitter suspended a network of suspected Twitter bots on Thursday that pushed pro-Saudi Arabia talking points about the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the past week.
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Town hall debates are challenging for candidates who tend to stick to certain talking points.
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In fact, he just told Talking Points Memo that he's decided to quit politics entirely.
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And much of the input they received Thursday reiterated what's already in their talking points.
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Trump can expect Kim to be well informed and well versed in his talking points.
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Hillary Clinton rehearsed more than just her talking points ahead of the 2016 presidential debates.
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We write up our talking points and figure out who is going to say what.
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Voters in the district aren't looking for a Congressional has-been parroting stale talking points.
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"For all practical purposes, winning states like these are talking points for Sanders," Schnur said.
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O'Rourke partially walked it back later, but the right-wing talking points were already out.
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Yet "dead voting Democrats" and fears of rigged elections are now key Trump talking points.
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If you need some talking points, here's how to explain that abortion is not murder.
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Talking Points: Apple will eliminate its pistol emoji and replace it with a water gun.
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It doesn't hurt that the company's engineers are obviously familiar with Rogan's favorite talking points.
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Instead, a "talking points industrial complex" — which may or may not be adequately inclusive — thrives.
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The multi-state complaint mirrors conservative talking points that have dogged DACA since its inception.
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Lindsey Graham go to the White House briefing room to deliver the administration's talking points.
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Waller-Bridge's involvement has been one of the big talking points for the Bond crew.
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Talking Points: A law banning new ownership of pit bulls has taken effect in Montreal.
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HARMEET DHILLON, CIVIL RIGHTS ATTORNEY: Right and that&aposs the democratic talking points from yesterday.
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And so the dynamic is unfortunately set up for manufactured talking points and drama. Right.
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Talking Points: Tim Burton gave an uncomfortable interview about race when discussing his new film.
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READ MORE: Fake CNN, BBC reports target Kenyan voters What are the big talking points?
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For weeks, the bill was the subject of countless ads and consumed Saccone's talking points.
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Many of the key talking points echoed the core principles that guided Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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For six seasons, the HBO series has consistently generated a the maelstrom of talking points.
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The response to the question in the talking points said it was Iraq and Syria.
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"Unfortunately, no, I don't believe he did answer my question," he told Talking Points Memo.
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He was eviscerated for repeating the same tired talking points like a short-circuiting robot.
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And the parties will grow accustomed to his visits and weary of his talking points.
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Yet according to surrogates close to the White House, the talking points have been minimal.
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Pence has repeated his talking points claiming that economic pressure will force Pyongyang to capitulate.
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As for why North Korea may have went back to tough talking points, read here.
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Whitaker has echoed Trump's oft-repeated talking points: there was no collusion and no obstruction.
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The phrase "witch hunt" was a regular staple of Democratic talking points in that era.
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Some things are simply more complicated than they appear, or than partisan talking points capture.
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However, Temba was soon ticking off Uber disaster talking points like a CNN talking head.
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He began by contradicting one of the president's key talking points about the Russia investigation.
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He echoed Mr. Trump's talking points about the dangers of "political correctness" and Syrian refugees.
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In the 2014 talking points, the Justice Department raised four "major concerns" with the legislation.
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They were the same global warming talking points Republicans have been using for several years.
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The RSC talking points attack the CBO's methodology and argue its estimates are often wrong.
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After every tragic mass shooting, Democrats come out with the same litany of talking points.
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What Trump has done actually is scaring his own party out of its talking points.
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" The Club for Growth dismissed his concerns as "liberal talking points" that "distort the truth.
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"This is for immediate use and for the afternoon talking points process," the email said.
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On the conservative-friendly Fox News, Republican talking points were often posted on the screen.
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I've been so weary of, and so discouraged by, politicians and their empty talking points.
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Walker bungled the plant, and one of his biggest talking points faded into thin air.
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Health Canada confirmed the government's position has not changed since the talking points were prepared.
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Talking Points: The murderer referenced on Sunday night's episode of Girls has died in prison.
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Yeah, there's nothing very dangerous or status quo smashing about parroting Rush Limbaugh talking points.
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Perhaps they're pro-Hillary partisans who identified some flaw they could craft talking points around.
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Talking Points: A new study found that nearly half of antidepressant prescriptions aren't for depression.
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You just need to decide which political talking points to avoid around their weird relatives.
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Sanders used much of the rest of the speech to repeat his campaign talking points.
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Garcetti does not appear to have used these talking points in on-the-record interviews.
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But with that and a few communication adjustments and talking points, it can be done.
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Here's a small sample of GOP talking points thus far:There was no quid pro quo.
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It's incredibly frustrating to me to see the talking points about this bill come out.
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The DOJ used the same talking points to sound alarm bells about the Senate bill.
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But Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall argues that there is no need for conspiracy theorizing.
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He was on point, able to parry attacks, and in command of his talking points.
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Assembly staffers distributed talking points and charts to members to help them convince wary constituents.
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Two months ago, Defense Department officials were preparing talking points for Mr. Shanahan's expected nomination.
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They also relied on more typical talking points about the damage the sanctions would cause.
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Some of these talking points have even made their way to those with loud microphones.
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It is common for such liaisons to draft talking points and other material for campaigns.
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He waved at a staffer to move along before abandoning one of his talking points.
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The diplomats write talking points, briefing papers and sometimes sit in on the relevant sessions.
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People involved in the group described being forced to communicate exclusively in canned talking points.
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Sanders said he had not approved the negative talking points related to his Democratic rivals.
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They have long lived with refugees, not as abstract political talking points, but as neighbors.
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Trump's criticism of trade deals was one of his main talking points during the campaign.
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GOP rep urges members to halt 'endless loop' of talking points 8:45 p.m. Rep.
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Cruz and Trump didn't win any delegates, which could bolster their anti-Washington talking points.
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She deflated the interruption with a swift "OK, Boomer," and returned to her talking points.
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As a result, there is a new urgency among politicians to deliver talking points directly.
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Sanders said on Sunday he did not approve the negative talking points about other candidates.
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A scandal becomes yet another occasion to denigrate the talking points of the other side.
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White House officials said both men were relying on talking points supplied by the Pentagon.
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The DOJ redacted this warning from McCusker, which, notably, contradicted the OMB&aposs talking points.
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One of the top new talking points is attacking the "new normal" of gun violence.
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The rank-and-file members also talk amongst themselves and come up with talking points.
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Some of his answers trailed off, and he seemed to stumble over memorised talking points.
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Feminists who push these talking points are buying into an individualistic "girlboss mentality," Magray said.
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Republicans like Meadows came out of their White House meeting unified in their talking points.
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"You have Republicans going on national television repeating Putin talking points," Scarborough said of Kennedy.
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We go over logistics, including video concepts, narrative, flow, talking points, propping and set design.
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The talking points: Discuss Belle's intellect and bravery, and what it means to give consent.
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Trump, Fox News and GOP partisans have shown no shame in repeating Kremlin talking points.
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Of course, one year into a Presidential campaign, his talking points inundated every conversational inlet.
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But what's most important for consumers is not to get duped by corporate talking points.
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Just last week, talking points sent to lawmakers from Pelosi's office also emphasized the term.
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In the intervening 21 years, Schumer and McConnell might as well have swapped talking points.
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The talking points made other dubious promises, including jobs even for Americans "unwilling" to work.
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Their ideas are literally appearing in the talking points of staffers of the White House.
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Instead, negative ads and talking points started early, with biting attacks from all three candidates.
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This flub with Ocasio-Cortez's talking points puts that partnership off to a rocky start.
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One of the emails has drawn scrutiny because in it, Clinton, who was awaiting a secure fax detailing talking points, instructed an adviser to turn the talking points into "nonpaper w no identifying heading and send nonsecure" because the fax wasn't coming through. Sen.
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The Vermont senator's vice-presidential prerequisites look like a list of his campaign's top talking points.
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"We shouldn't confuse a facility with repeating back talking points with foreign policy expertise," Nexon says.
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The problem is that Trump commands that trust while spouting off garbled right-wing talking points.
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You know, it&aposs a word game but the talking points is really what it is.
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Here's how the two men shape up on the big talking points ahead of Wednesday's meeting.
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The battle against Islamic State, Syria's civil war and Iran's nuclear accord are likely talking points.
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The talking points demonstrate the hurdles Bloomberg could face if he goes after the Democratic nomination.
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Apparently, staffers were given no information or talking points on the hats and their iconic treatment.
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" Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel accused Amash of "parroting the Democrats' talking points on Russia.
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He rarely broke from his talking points and didn't steer the debate's direction at any stage.
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Talking Points: The Republican Party's new platform backs the elimination of public funding for Planned Parenthood.
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When the Republican National Convention isn't happening, the group is dedicated to fighting Republican talking points.
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He talked about racial injustice and police brutality against black people without relying on talking points.
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Zeigler provides canvassers with a set of talking points about the Democratic candidates in the district.
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First, it solidifies his talking points about Hillary Clinton being in the pockets of Wall Street.
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Executives called reporters with prepared talking points as soon as the earnings were released Wednesday afternoon.
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That becomes clearer as other talking points, labeled "sensitive but unclassified," note devastation happening inside Syria.
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He came into the debate armed with information and talking points on Hillary, ready to pounce.
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But among the legal arguments and talking points, one potentially dangerous scenario has been somewhat overlooked.
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State Department spokesman Elizabeth Trudeau said officials occasionally provide talking points and briefings to ex-presidents.
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Both have expressed explicitly white nationalist talking points about "replacement" of white people in American society.
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Wednesday's event provided tough-on-immigration talking points that will likely play well with Trump's base.
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But a high debt can provide political talking points about why it's impossible to do that.
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It felt as though folks were channeling talking points, parroting words that had long lost meaning.
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Instead, they stick to talking points that sound like they've been pulled straight from YouTube comments.
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As the Oscars approach, you might find yourself lacking any talking points about the nominated films.
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This remains true even after voters are presented with pharmaceutical industry talking points opposing the policies.
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Even worse, Trump has refashioned the Republican Party as an instrument for echoing his talking points.
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Talking Points: The CDC wants sexually active women to stop drinking — unless they're on birth control.
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Talking points from the White House later that same day did not match Giuliani's assertion, however.
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And for seven hours within the White House there was a scramble; changing talking points, debates.
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Thus, despite talking points from opponents of the tax, small businesses and farms will remain unaffected.
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Talking Points Memo translated the story, which included comments from well-respected local journalist Jorge Lanata.
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Please use that power to lead our party to its new talking points on climate change.
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The two crossed paths at a polling station in Derry, N.H., according to Talking Points Memo.
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The company had several talking points, according to state legislator Pat Ownbey, who attended the meeting.
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Broad conservative talking points from Mr. Ailes, a former Republican strategist, were clearly distributed and echoed.
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She said she doesn't "go over the reservation," but is also not tethered to talking points.
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He was making up to six appearances a month, rarely straying from the administration's talking points.
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Rivera is a Mexican national in the country illegally, fueling talking points for border security advocates.
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At times, he sounded like he was speaking from an Obama administration set of talking points.
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What are some of the ironies in anti-abortion talking points Reductress tries to get at?
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Democrats have criticized the memo as partisan talking points intended to cast doubt on the investigation.
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"You can't just take a question and run off to your talking points," Mr. Kantor said.
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And consequently, it's become one of Democratic candidates' biggest talking points in the 2018 primary cycle.
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Here are some of the other big talking points on Asian markets at 12:30 p.m.
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Both of these guys are awesome to watch and will be talking points throughout the playoffs.
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Rubio then responded by repeating, nearly word for word, his previous talking points three more times.
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"I questioned the P.R. and the talking points that surrounded the Sandy Hook massacre," he said.
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Despite some heated back and forth, no one ever knocked the mayor off his talking points.
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The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the talking points.
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All the talking points to look forward to on Apple's biggest day of the year. 93.
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Those talking points from Alex Jones and company perpetuate mass criminalization and incarceration, deportation and worse.
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She has prepared a handwritten list of talking points about the advantages of tiny-house living.
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Yesterday, Republican senators tested a new set of talking points: they've heard all this stuff before.
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A State Department official told Vox the talking points have not been updated since the ceasefire.
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"The president wasn't pushing Kremlin talking points just to do Vladimir Putin a favor," he continued.
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Some of it may even be new to them or may contradict their GOP talking points.
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I'm watching from bed to see their talking points while struggling to keep my eyes open.
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A White House aide sent talking points to Republicans in Congress lambasting both Vindman and Sondland.
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It was uploaded by liberal super PAC American Bridge and first reported by Talking Points Memo.
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In those, they repeated their usual talking points about how this was all a terrible process.
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But this year, they have risen again, robbing him of one of his favorite talking points.
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Conservatives have often rallied behind talking points that social media platforms have an anti-conservative bias.
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When they tried to turn those talking points into a bill, the result was a disaster.
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As public opinion sours on Trudeau, his past gaffes and failures have resurfaced as talking points.
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In recent weeks, Republican talking points against the impeachment inquiry have been countered one by one.
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"The President could choose to use the talking points or not, he's the president," Vindman said.
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There are deep partisan divides, conflicting talking points and an inability to agree on basic facts.
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The talking points were sent from the federal department that handles communication with other government offices.
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A senior administration official said the press secretary was using talking points supplied by the Pentagon.
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He is also viewed as someone who is out front pushing Democrats' talking points and agenda.
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After rehearsing your presentation 10 times, you'll have committed your script or talking points to memory.
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Whole Foods checkout aisles around the country have sold magazines that promote anti-vaccine talking points.
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Lawmakers mostly repeated talking points on the House floor as they argued for or against impeachment.
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Still, Trump expressed frustration that they interviewed her without pushing back with Trump administration talking points.
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Let's move beyond the stale talking points toward preventing pain, suffering and saving young people's lives.
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It was a death lottery, with medals for the losers and talking points on the news.
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They introduce too many guests chosen to illustrate these talking points and to draw mandatory applause.
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Message-testing, by contrast, is used by campaigns to gauge the effectiveness of various talking points.
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The stock market has become one of Trump's favorite talking points, a measure of his success.
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These talking points are familiar enough that it's easy to let them fade into the background.
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It advocated alternatives to the sale, countered the museum's specious talking points, and made continual noise.
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Trump only got a few pages with short talking points to get ready for the encounter.
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One of Trump's few talking points about medicine has to do with the cost of drugs.
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Thoughtful people who I respect deeply have rightly pointed out that reporters routinely play to the camera and briefers rarely stray from preapproved talking points (with apologies to Sean Spicer, who takes the brunt of things and rarely seems to have been given talking points at all).
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The White House accidentally sent Democrats a list of talking points related to ex-Ukraine Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch's Friday House deposition, two sources with knowledge of the email told The Hill, the second time in a month the administration has sent its Ukraine talking points to Democrats.
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But Rubio ruined his own momentum with a disastrous performance in the debate between Iowa and New Hampshire, in which he responded to Chris Christie's attack that Rubio robotically repeats his talking points by...robotically repeating his talking points: He fell to fifth in New Hampshire.
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Talking Points: Texas will allow concealed handgun license holders to carry their weapons on campuses starting today.
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When asked if she regrets voting for him, Jenner reiterated talking points she made in the past.
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And, as far as I can tell, I think that those talking points came from Glenn Simpson.
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He said he also uses it jot down talking points for people with whom he meets regularly.
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That could be the case, but it, like the rest of Sony's talking points, are still bullshit.
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The intimate photos in their series Far South humanize a topic too often reduced to talking points.
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He also revived his talking points alleging corruption in the Democratic National Committee and on Clinton's campaign.
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Fox News is amazingly effective at disseminating and getting people to buy in to Trumpian talking points.
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His greatest appeal, and one of his greatest liabilities, is that he deals poorly with talking points.
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From the get-go, Biden seemed too rigidly attached to his stump speech and his talking points.
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Just having them hit the same general talking points, then, may be a victory on its own.
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The two did address some of these talking points, to be fair, but also...so much more.
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In a town of cautious talking points, Mr. Bolton, like Mr. Trump, finds no virtue in subtlety.
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At a press conference at Trump Tower on Tuesday, the president echoed pro-Trump activists' talking points.
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I'd like to hope that, beneath the bluster and the political talking points, Sarah Palin understands this.
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Whenever it comes out, I'm eager to see what talking points 13 Reasons Why sparks this time.
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CASAA quickly issued a call to action and distributed talking points to help vapers oppose the measures.
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One of their talking points is that lawmakers already investigated the questions being looked into by Durham.
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"Those are alarmist talking points," said Danny Cullenward, a research associate at the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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Trump will discuss one of his major campaign talking points in North Dakota on Wednesday: tax cuts.
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Trump quickly returned to his talking points: chain migration, a merit-based immigration system, and border security.
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February 2016 One of Trump's major talking points on immigration has been crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.
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It's a common strategy, but Google did more than throw out the usual talking points this week.
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There is something profoundly wrong when Republican presidential candidates are reading Barack Obama's talking points on marriage.
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Already, though, the gun lobby's leaders have handed out the talking points to the people they back.
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Zuck responded with Facebook's usual talking points about how they're working on changing things for the better.
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Most of Clegg's talking points are generic remixes of ones the company has issued in the past.
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" Then Amy Klobuchar, the senator from Minnesota, piled on, telling Warren, "You are making Republican talking points.
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In practice, that means the Democrats often nominate candidates who stick religiously to safe, tested talking points.
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But the White House isn't getting much help from elected Republicans, despite sending around some talking points.
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The walls are decorated with schedules, pro-Clinton talking points and posters signed by Clinton's famous surrogates.
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Sonny Perdue, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, recently rehashed talking points from lobbyists at the School Nutrition Association.
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Seoul could become even more open to talking with Pyongyang if Moon sticks to his talking points.
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Following the meeting, China's role was one of the administration's main talking points in explaining North Korea.
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They may not always have the right talking points and they may not always agree with voters.
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Consumer advocates aren't particularly impressed by the way the Committee's analysis mirrors many common ISP talking points.
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There's an art to asking a question that doesn't have a candidate launch into their talking points.
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Her comments quickly circulated on social media, with some accusing her of using white nationalist talking points.
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Too many don't see or listen to each other, preferring to trade barbs and talking points instead.
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But when she spoke at an all-school assembly, she reverted to her White House talking points.
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He and his on-air crew broke with the customary respectful strolls through publicist-approved talking points.
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However, he has conducted some interviews, albeit with mostly friendly outlets, and has stuck to talking points.
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He also reiterated Republican talking points about school safety personnel and mental health issues, like Florida Gov.
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James Risch (R-Idaho), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, according to Talking Points Memo. Sen.
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Democrats have deftly deployed feel-good talking points and targeted politically incorrect language to undermine Republican candidates.
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Proudly unconcerned with legislating, Gaetz spends most of his time boosting Trump's talking points on Fox News.
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Like Fox News, NRATV routinely parrots ultraconservative talking points, creating a familiar echo chamber for its viewers.
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The PR talking points, dutifully repeated by GMO advocates, avoided mention of most of the health problems.
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Fortunately, a few candidates chose to integrate democracy reform into their talking points, even without the prompt.
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Some of them actually send me Clinton-friendly talking points, as though I might find them useful.
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The trolls and websites that advance racist theories have supplied Mr. Trump with talking points for years.
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As a political consultant, I pay a lot of attention to party talking points and campaign slogans.
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Riley said many of the critics of drug importation — namely the pharmaceutical industry — have misleading talking points.
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The talking points were determined by Public Affairs Director Nancy Grantham for consistent messaging on the topic.
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Americans for Prosperity funded and inspired Tea Party leaders through campaign contributions, talking points and mobilization efforts.
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The climate crisis merits a full discussion of our plans, not a short exchange of talking points.
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Bush had the impression that Cohn was making his way through a script, repeating familiar talking points.
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CNN reported last week that the White House is preparing talking points designed to undermine Rosenstein's credibility.
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No one talks anymore, they argue, using regurgitated talking points from their (polarized!) news source of choice.
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Talking Points: Conservationists warn that Grauer's gorillas, the world's largest primate, are being wiped out by war.
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We gave talking points to each other on how to come out to parents, siblings, and children.
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Democrats are calling the memo GOP talking points about debunked conspiracy theories meant to discredit the FBI.
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In his testimony, Vindman said Trump ignored prepared talking points on corruption from his national security staff.
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But they also readily fell back on rhetoric and talking points that seemed designed for sound bites.
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They wanted their talking points heard on the Continent, and they wanted outsiders' perspectives on world events.
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It came served on a bed of talking points utterly unmoored from the substance of the policy.
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But the enormity of the climate change problem is impossible to communicate through policy talking points alone.
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I believe Christian faith is strongest when it transcends the talking points of Republicans and Democrats alike.
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In addition to Whelan's response, SoulCycle released talking points to instructors in anticipation of questions from riders.
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Yet McCaskill and her staff still repeat the same basic DOD talking points about those 93 cases.
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In our Premier League Review, we discuss the main talking points from the weekend's top-flight encounters.
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The aides reportedly created a list of tweet-length sentences that Trump could use as talking points.
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"He has his talking points, which have not changed in the last 25 years," Mr. Kushner said.
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In recent weeks, he has also been arming surrogates with White House talking points on the coronavirus.
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That doesn't mean taking over or dragging out a stodgy set of doom-and-gloom talking points.
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The C.E.O.s usually stuck to talking points that portrayed their companies, and themselves, in a flattering light.
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Steve King, who has a track record of spewing the same talking points as white supremacist terrorists.
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A copy of the talking points the White House sent out to Republicans in Congress was leaked.
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The Democrats should not be providing the Republicans with their talking points, especially when based on mischaracterizations.
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Otherwise, they will keep allowing Trump one of his most potent talking points going into November 22020.
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We were split into two groups, assigned a side, and told to prepare talking points to debate.
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"Judging from the content of the Trump-Zelenskiy call, Trump was not reading talking points," McFaul said.
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These political leaders and mainstream Americans are not "anti-union" as labeled by cleverly divisive talking points.
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In this case, even websites such a Talking Points Memo and Slate opted for the "militia" tag.
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White House talking points defending Jackson only landed in Senate Republican inboxes Tuesday evening, multiple aides said.
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The inclusion of Fitzgerald on Comey's legal team was first reported on Tuesday by Talking Points Memo.
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This was fire and brimstone time, with talking points fed to him by Democratic majority leader Sen.
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Warren is expected to accuse Buttigieg of adopting GOP talking points in his opposition to progressive policies.
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Those talking points, circulated on Tuesday night, did not address Mr. Trump's comments about Lee and Washington.
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Indeed, one of Sun Basket's primary talking points is its use of organic produce and clean ingredients.
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He regularly embraces Kremlin-aligned talking points and has forged friendly relations with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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Because Donald Trump wasn't a politician, he seemed unburdened by party messaging, "political correctness" or talking points.
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But his talking points about income inequality, health care, education and corporate greed—are now Democratic boilerplate.
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His obsessive consumption causes him to echo its talking points, often overriding information from US intelligence agencies.
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The speech also included portions that did not come from the talking points about the administration's agenda.
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Anthony Brown and Bill Pascrell, whose offices received the email, both shared the talking points on Twitter.
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The previous evening, CNN reported that the White House was preparing talking points to attack Rosenstein's credibility.
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He repeated many of the talking points he&aposs hammered in recent weeks defending himself against impeachment.
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But his suddenly shifting talking points suggest he's having a hard time keeping his cover story straight.
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Netflix also encouraged parents to watch the show with teens and offered talking points (here: bit.ly/22017quCH3Z).
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Many conservative media outlets — first and foremost Fox News — publish stories and commentary with Netanyahu talking points.
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The memo listed talking points to respond to criticism from N.H. voters about her lack of appearances.
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There is no evidence of presidential misconduct and we are hearing talking points from activist Democrat 'experts.
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King has a long track record of pushing white nationalist talking points during his tenure in Congress.
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It's not clear whether that meeting had anything to do with the talking points in this email.
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Here are some of the talking points delivered to surrogates in the email obtained by POLITICO: Mrs.
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Many of them still haven't set up their House email so they're not receiving caucus talking points.
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You forget the world outside is not in on your jokes, has not memorized your talking points.
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"Part of his talking points now is to be entertaining and smile a lot now," Mr. Christie said.
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Chris Christie, who said Rubio is't experienced and that he covers that up by speaking in talking points.
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"It's sad to see Congressman Amash parroting the Democrats' talking points on Russia," McDaniel said in a statement.
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Also recommended in the talking points: –Republicans should try to shame journalists and Democrats for criticizing the president.
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These are standard FBI talking points, and any speaker would probably stick to many of them, including Comey.
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Politics and social issues, such as the #MeToo movement, were once gain talking points on the red carpet.
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But now, Ryan won't be on the campaign trail in Wisconsin to push back on Bryce's talking points.
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Talking Points: Ashley Graham spoke out against domestic violence in a recent interview, revealing her past abusive relationship.
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But I've been around this thing for a long time, I sort of do my own talking points.
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I regularly prepare internal memoranda, talking points, and other materials for the National Security Advisor and senior staff.
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Talking Points: An aide who helped Melania Trump write her convention speech apologized for mirroring Michelle Obama's speech.
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Those two ride-hail companies are "run by Big Oil," said June, echoing one of Bird's talking points.
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The Pentagon is at the center of progressive talking points when it comes to addressing the federal budget.
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Talking Points: Rio's chief of civil police said that "there was no robbery" in the Ryan Lochte case.
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Talking Points: Elected officials are outraged that Baltimore police used a private company to secretly collect aerial surveillance.
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Now, that Democrats have voted on the resolution — with near unanimity — Republicans' procedural talking points have shifted. Rep.
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Watch Franks' paranoid delusions pour out of his face hole in the video clip below:[Talking Points Memo]
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He reiterated most of the key talking points from the campaign, right from the start of the night.
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Talking Points: Hillary Clinton is being treated for pneumonia after she became "overheated" during a 9/11 ceremony.
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It reportedly identifies 200 websites that push Russian talking points to a combined audience of 15 million Americans.
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People are talking about this story because it is thoughtful and oblique enough to evade clear talking points.
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Talking Points: France just became the first country to ban to use of plastic cups, plates, and cutlery.
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Williamson rejected Warren's argument that Democrats were using Republican talking points to demonize the Medicare for All plan.
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They said 'Advisors wrote new talking points and handed him reams of opposition research on the four Congresswomen.
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Instead of unambiguously condemning this kind of violence, Trump fell back on one of his uglier talking points.
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On Friday, Northam told staff he would not resign, according to Talking Points Memo and the Associated Press.
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The exchange played into the New Jersey Governor's argument that his opponent is a slave to talking points.
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This is a 180-degree departure from what had been dogmatic talking points for Clinton surrogates last year.
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Only if you relish hokey situations, talking points dialogue and a resolution that doesn't pass the giggle test.
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"I expect Australia's good relations with Nauru to continue," say the talking points in a June 10 document.
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His charges were numerous, and went beyond even the most extreme of Trump's talking points in some places.
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At no time did he show fear, anger or even condescension to the woman reciting bigoted talking points.
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As CNN reports, the RNC is also buying digital ads and sending talking points sent to GOP politicians.
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We need diversity and inclusion efforts to materialize into real actions, not just talking points at company meetings.
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The ever-present pundits on cable news will begin shaping the conversation to encompass the desired talking points.
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Sadler was a special assistant to the President, responsible for compiling and distributing talking points to administration allies.
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He previously covered Capitol Hill for Talking Points Memo in addition to being a daily columnist for Salon.
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They're not out there making the case for Trump, repeating his talking points, or defending his wild behavior.
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Trump, in announcing the agreement, called the area a "safe zone" — in an echo of Turkish talking points.
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Since Trump began his Presidential campaign, many of Sinclair's political messages have hewed closely to his talking points.
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Those talking points ultimately don't matter — a President Trump wouldn't have the resources to deport 11 million people.
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The memo containing Veselnitskaya's talking points, CNN has previously reported, accused US. lawmakers of falsifying information about Magnitsky.
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The message did not reach the White House, which stuck to outdated talking points contradicted by the facts.
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I helped arrange meetings with the bosses at 26 Federal Plaza and diligently shaped and refined talking points.
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These anti-union consultants "operate in the shadows," helping employers script their talking points with workers, explained Rep.
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In recent weeks, Biden's team has circulated talking points to supporters outlining a rationale for a Biden candidacy.
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But through talking points administered to surrogates on Wednesday that referred to Mr. Clinton's affairs and how Mrs.
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It'd be funny, and inconsequential, if so many otherwise well-meaning people didn't parrot their baseless talking points.
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" Sheehan later recalled that Muttawakil "went through his long list of talking points, which I'd heard all before.
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Here's our look at a few favorite talking points and how well they match up with the evidence.
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We parsed and argued and jeered at the screen as national figures delivered careful, poll-tested talking points.
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We still don't know President Donald Trump's talking points for his campaign-style rally in Phoenix Tuesday night.
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All it takes is one or a few lawmakers to introduce the legislation and create new talking points.
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Talking Points: The Red Cross has apologized for a swim-safety poster that has been criticized for racism.
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It is, at best, a bunch of right-wing talking points on the back of a cocktail napkin.
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Talking Points: A new study shows the effects of weight shaming start as early as the first grade.
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Those incoherent talking points are misleading, as Congress has in fact given him no money for the wall.
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This defense, like many right-wing talking points, discounts the individual's right to equal services under the law.
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Even if you've already seen an exhibit there can real benefits, and interesting talking points, left to discover.
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Still, some of the final details of the massive funding package have come down to partisan talking points.
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That eats away at your talking points for those issues, and for your ownership over your own policies.
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Answering a question about whether she heard Laurel, Ms. Sanders inserted one of Mr. Trump's favored talking points.
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One after the next, residents repeated familiar talking points: Things cannot get any worse than they already are.
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Once, while listening to a presentation by auo industry executives, he folded their talking points into paper airplanes.
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President Donald Trump began this day like so many others, by parroting Fox News talking points on Twitter.
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So the town hall sounded like a walk through the standard Democratic talking points, which isn't particularly exciting.
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"It's her actions that speak louder than any talking points she may have," Eskelsen García told the Times.
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Members of each group of protesters repeated talking points for television cameras, and occasionally, chatted with one another.
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He parroted Nazi talking points about Germany's "Jewish problem" and dismissed Hitler's increasingly violent anti-Semitism as trivial.
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The tricky math here will give all of you some talking points during your toasts to the couple.
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But volunteers were also equipped with talking points for voters who said they were leaning toward other candidates.
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One constant problem for him, he said, was that Washington created the day's talking points around 11 a.m.
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First, did he agree with the campaign talking points that suggested Warren could not win working-class voters?
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Democrats are not gonna win by repeating Republican talking points and by dusting off the points of view.
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"Those were the recommended talking points that were cleared through the staff for the president, yes," Vindman testified.
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The proposal itself and the question of who ordered it became talking points in the campaign for governor.
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Raul Grijalva said the meeting was a "rehash" of old meetings, with the same talking points and positions.
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But Trump may need more than a few Sharpie talking points to fight the impeachment tide against him.
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Perdue paraphrased most -- but not all -- of the themes the lobby group laid out in its talking points.
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But Miller, like a Terminator sent back from the future to distribute White House talking points, was relentless.
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Oh, sure, they look through the slides and mentally go over their talking points — maybe once or twice.
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They continue to repeat the same mendacious talking-points even if they have been revealed to be bogus.
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Every mention of McCabe became a talking points memo for one-third of the nation to bash him.
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The talking points: Emphasize that only your child gets to decide who touches them and praise Jasmine's resistance.
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Lawmakers have echoed the same talking points, exaggerating the bill's effect on insurance pools, employment and income inequality.
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Bolton became so close to the firm that it even helped him craft talking points, the Times reported.
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Once those questions are answered, prepare the talking points, not only with lawyers, but with your communications department.
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They focus on four talking points: As you can see, these points are largely inconsistent with each other.
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Lewandowski's interview on Fox & Friends — a show that regularly legitimizes the Trump administration's talking points — was predictably chummy.
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Trump's comments, meanwhile, indicate he's not particularly concerned about coming up with coherent talking points to defend himself.
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Go deeper: Yesterday, we told you about a GOP memo we obtained highlighting House Republicans' impeachment talking points.
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He has been known to write his own talking points and do his own research on upcoming visitors.
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" Talking points circulated to House Democrats underscored the focus, stating in part "Trump Declares War on Health Care.
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Then of course he went all in on the health insurance industry talking points on Medicare for All.
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Several Senate Democrats could barely contain their elation about the deal, according to Talking Points Memo's Alice Ollstein.
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For weeks, the bill was the subject of countless ads and consumed Saccone's talking points on the trail.
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After bringing Stauber on stage for brief remarks, the president launched into his usual list of talking points.
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We've seen this all before—the avoidance of questions, the pandering, the almost pathological focus on talking points.
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Trump had talking points—for instance, about how he's going to take a hard line on Pakistan now.
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They will work on advising surrogates, creating talking points, and boosting support for Trump ahead of the elections.
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Jen Kirby What about some other talking points on the right, such as that teachers should be armed?
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Having just submitted my second year of tax returns as a small business owner, I am very aware that the economic policies that are usually the focus of Republican talking points are far more beneficial to me than the economic policies that are usually the focus of Democratic talking points.
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Everybody knows what those talking points are; everybody knows what's going to come out of the mouths of politicians.
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To try to clear up the confusion, the GOP leadership handled lawmakers some talking points about the compromise bill.
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On Sunday, the candidates need to move even further beyond talking points and debate actual solutions to these issues.
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But after discussing the products, the session quickly turned into a lobbying pitch that mirrored Turkish government talking points.
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One source described receiving "cleared talking points" only to be called back minutes later to say they weren't right.
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Two professional politicians traded rehearsed talking points while pundits mulled the history-making ramifications of crosstalk and water-drinking.
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The former vice president also pushed one of his main talking points that he's an experienced leader and lawmaker.
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He worked for Viktor Yanukovych, the former president of Ukraine, as a political consultant (ads, talking points, speeches, etc.).
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"You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about," Talking Points USA founder Charlie Kirk tweeted at her.
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Talking Points: Wikileaks founder Julian Assange said the website might release "a lot more material" after leaking DNC emails.
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To many people, it doesn't matter if all the coiffed Fox News anchors believe the talking points they shout.
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The funding of the NHS was one of the talking points raised by Brexiters during the pre-referendum campaign.
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Talking Points: Mylan will offer a generic EpiPen for half the list price after public outcry about drug prices.
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In addition, according to Talking Points Memo, Russian entities have considerable financial interests in Trump's campaign and his companies.
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The platform elevated the sharpest, sometimes glibbest, analysis, the best jokes, and the worst lines over stiff talking points.
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A few weeks back, the Trump campaign brought on former congressmen Robert Walker to flesh out some talking points.
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Louie Gohmert of Texas pushed Mueller about one of the Republicans' favorite talking points: former FBI agent Peter Strzok.
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It was a clear, obvious debunking of one of Trump's favorite talking points, aired live, from Mueller's own lips.
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You want to hit your strong talking points and deliver your pitch from a place of sincerity and confidence.
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But please, Mr. Trump and Secretary Clinton, do not add Zika to your list of crazy political talking points.
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On Wednesday, they put out talking points encouraging surrogates to chat about Monica Lewinsky, Gennifer Flowers and Paula Jones.
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The president, in turn, promotes Fox's segments about this, and repeats the talking points he hears from the channel.
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The same talking points were almost certainly used during Abbas's initial encounters with George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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Trump is objecting; a conservative commentator is providing anti-Cummings talking points; and Fox is giving her a platform.
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"Weirder Than You Thought It Would Be," reads this morning's headline on Talking Points Memo: I don't think so.
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The talking points mention Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and Chuck Schumer's calls to lower the corporate tax rate. Sen.
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Earlier in the day, Talking Points Memo reporter Alice Ollstein tweeted about an exchange she had with the senator.
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That's why SAVE and the Jed Foundation created talking points for parents to discuss the show with their kids.
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Republicans are seizing on old Democratic talking points -- focused namely on Biden -- to make their case against confirmation proceedings.
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In the Republican debate on February 6, Christie tore into Rubio's repeated talking points, eventually starting the #RobotRubio meme.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie called Rubio out, accusing him of using prepared, short talking points at the debate.
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How do you coax real answers out of the candidates without just letting them rest on their talking points?
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As Talking Points Memo founder Josh Marshall tweeted last week: maybe Kanye is just the Ezra Pound of rap.
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Like McCain, he developed a killer earned media strategy, dominating the news cycle and eschewing poll-tested talking points.
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The investigations generally concluded that after the attack, the Obama administration's talking points were flawed but not deliberately misleading.
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Creators know what kind of content will resonate, and don't want to read a list of corporate talking points.
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It's an instructive example of how false narratives and talking points in Washington are amplified by inaccurate media coverage.
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The official talking points say the new wave of bombings is a sign that the Islamic State is losing.
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The former president's surprisingly strong criticism gave Republicans free talking points ahead of the vice presidential debate last night.
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The Republican talking points tried to conflate saving the ACA with efforts to create a Medicare for all program.
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Unfortunately, the second debate has largely revolved around the kinds of GOP talking points that Todd is addicted to.
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INSIDER's Manny Ocbazghi opines that Fox News pundits have been echoing white supremacist talking points during segments on immigration.
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Even a ludicrously unconvincing gang of "alt-right" teen-agers deliver talking points: it's like Twitter, the TV show.
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As his schedule comes together, his team should prepare him with talking points that balance all of these themes.
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The talking points quickly became a meme on Twitter, with people putting their own spin on Trump&aposs comments.
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The candidates largely ignored these prompts in favor of pivoting to their preferred talking points and well-rehearsed jokes.
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When Francis hectored him, accusing him of merely repeating talking points, he vowed on the air never to return.
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The two have publicly disagreed over a number issues, including one of Trump's key campaign talking points -- open borders.
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The talking points are still in their preliminary form, and not yet finalized, people familiar with their preparation said.
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I think we all get a little too used to certain talking points, even when we disagree with them.
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After the decision, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton celebrated the ruling in a statement shared with Talking Points Memo.
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In some regards, Trump's responses to mass violence, often delivered in tweets, differ little from standard Republican talking points.
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Here's Arch Coal providing energy-poverty talking points to Jeb Bush when he attacked the pope over climate change.
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Talking Points: The Food and Drug Administration set new target sodium levels for foods in more than 100 categories.
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Update: A source sent us the talking points the White House sent to Capitol Hill to preview the speech.
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The Clinton campaign criticized Mr. Trump's disclosures, noting in a set of talking points sent to supporters that Mrs.
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They got their talking points, they worked it all out, and they say the same thing 85033 million times.
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This timely defense of global migration offers an overview of its many material benefits and refutes nativist talking points.
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This bench packing will be one of the Republican lawmakers' prime talking points on the campaign trail this fall.
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The gulf between their discourse and the talking points of the federal government can be measured in light years.
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Conservatives on Facebook and Twitter distilled the theory into memes and talking points that were shared thousands of times.
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"You see most campaigns taking up Bernie's talking points from 13 — it's become the norm now," Mr. Elrod said.
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"This exceeds the bandwidth of Capitol Hill," said Mr. Israel, who helped devise partisan talking points for past shutdowns.
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"I love them," Mr. Trump said to reporters on Thursday and then repeated one of his favorite talking points.
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But they're waiting until show time, when the cameras are trained on them – to roll out the talking points.
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For the most part, she stuck to the talking points she had delivered on Wednesday, down to the wording.
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Carlson knows all of this, but that hasn't stopped him from parroting the talking points favored by white nationalists.
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Recent talking points circulated by Biden's team tout his foreign policy experience as an asset for a possible campaign.
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At some point, all these smart people debating started not only speaking in, but also thinking in talking points.
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Here are the talking points that went viral: The most-tweeted topics during the #GOPDebate were, in order: 1.
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Since Mr. Trump's announcement, the two parties have rushed headlong into an embrace of the other's former talking points.
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The Chronicle, which published Schubert's glib and disjointed talking points under the header "dissenting view," was also clearly unimpressed.
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The blame, at least as far as the GOP talking points in the memo go, ends with the conspirators.
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One of the narratives you tested was a "racial fear" message based on the talking points of Donald Trump.
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They need to present a vision that moves away from stale talking points on immigration about 'comprehensive immigration reform.
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He's more familiar with writing talking points for politicians than discussing the details of things such as quantitative easing.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, and businessman Tom Steyer — squabbled over technicalities and rehashed their campaigns&apos main talking points.
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Why should Mr. Trump stick to the talking points his staff prepared for his conversation with President Volodymyr Zelensky?
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Mike Schultz, the bill's Republican sponsor, framed it with the most conservative of talking points: the right to work.
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"Going back to pick that up would just give Republicans more talking points and excuses to delay," he said.
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"It seems to me you're using that money over and over again," she said, according to Talking Points Memo.
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But while the President often gets distracted from his talking points, his 2020 campaign team is getting to work.
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It is a thorough distillation of the talking points that Trump's defenders put forward over the past three months.
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The talking points: Ask what it means to have a strong voice and to love someone who is different.
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Many GOP lawmakers said they were unaware of any weekly talking points or fact sheets from the White House.
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This means that when CNN and MSNBC were talking about abortion, they were often echoing right-wing talking points.
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"I drafted read-ahead materials, the talking points," Vindman said, referring to preparations made for the April 21 call.
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Top Democrats used Sunday's conference call to formalize their caucus' messaging operation on impeachment with more focused talking points.
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Republican Charles Grassley from Iowa repeated the same talking points while arguing against the bill on the Senate floor.
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Establishment candidates, in turn, need to stop inflaming progressives' fears by echoing Republican talking points or minimizing progressive values.
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Mayor Pete just won't stop with the misleading, condescending, destructive talking points on free college so here we go.
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But the memo's contents appeared to provide the GOP with a set of talking points on Ford and Kavanaugh.
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Mr. Xi, a senior Trump administration official said, stuck to his talking points during the call with Mr. Trump.
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Bee, like many other late-night comics, played clip after clip of pundits shouting talking points at each other.
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Tim Kaine went after Donald Trump on two of the Republican presidential nominee's favorite talking points: veterans and money.
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I mean like political leaders, you know, they have their talking points, they have the things they say — Yeah.
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When President Donald Trump discusses health reform, there are a few questionably accurate talking points he repeatedly returns to.
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Talking Points Memo — Run by respected liberal pundit Josh Marshall, the progressive blog helps set the agenda for liberal thought.
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Petrides said both the bulls and the bears have their talking points, but he leans toward one of those arguments.
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Talking Points: Yahoo reportedly scanned hundreds of millions of email accounts at the request of U.S. intelligence and law enforcement.
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She never loses eye contact as she speaks in quick, staccato phrases, clearly experienced in translating passion into talking points.
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Traditional Republican-friendly talking points—jobs, states' rights, libertarianism—also aren't necessarily effective when it comes to selling cannabis bills.
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So is there desire to create talking points for the FBI Director Andrew Andy McCabe to help secure that permit.
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In addition to an economic partnership, Putin and Xi may be sharing talking points about the United States' purported wrongdoing.
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The NLRB memo includes talking points that Google prepared and read over the phone to Damore when he was fired.
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"Zuck was on his talking points today, and quickly answered, "We consider ourselves to be a platform for all ideas.
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Now, Altman is pitching an idea pulled straight from the White House's talking points: Political correctness is bad for America.
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" She'll take a person on stage (who she does know) and without any talking points, they "literally get into nothing.
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But from a sheer entertainment perspective, the normal long procession of politicians delivering very similar talking points seems clearly suboptimal.
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It is no coincidence that pro-Israel talking points equating BDS with anti-Semitism have been fully adopted in Washington.
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When I first asked him if he'd thought much about it, he pivoted to familiar talking points about the race.
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The spots have frequently boosted Republican talking points and featured Trump-orbit characters such as former Trump official Boris Epshteyn.
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Candidates' talking points hit on similar themes: They talked about lowering drug prices, and ensuring Medicare and Social Security benefits.
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The talking points gave a detailed view of Facebook's extensive preparations for the appearance before Congress of its billionaire founder.
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During high-profile rally appearances, Trump has made false claims about late pregnancy abortions and infanticide into common talking points.
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However, given the string of merchandise missteps across its brands, Peck's main talking points have focused on improving its aesthetics.
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At first, they linked to blogs, then to high-profile outlets repeating the talking points — a self-perpetuating spin machine.
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His frequent parroting of right-wing talking points in recent years may have reflected the contraction of his intellectual universe.
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Talking Points: A Baltimore police officer acquitted in the death of Freddie Gray will likely receive $127,000 in back pay.
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If Zuckerberg is unavailable, I have memorized all Facebook talking points about misinformation and am willing to testify if necessary.
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Talking Points: Gretchen Carlson, a former Fox News anchor, has settled her lawsuit against Roger Ailes, the network's former CEO.
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We must bring together people from diverse backgrounds to collaborate and seek solutions rather than reiterate their standard talking points.
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But NBC News reports that between these talking points, he threw in a little shout-out to the Calabasas couple.
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The talking points also level new allegations about how Clinton supposedly aided her husband's indiscretions and intimidation of other women.
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Capuano accomplish his legislative goals by drafting legislation, amendments, talking points for the floor and committee hearings, letters, and more.
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A changing landscape Debates about deporting immigrants who came here illegally aren't just political talking points in Albertville; they're personal.
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While the layout and biographical information was fairly straightforward, the language on the campaign matchup immediately resembled GOP talking points.
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Yes, but: Privacy is beginning to show up not just in tech firms' talking points but in their product decisions.
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You people on the Democrat side are so confused by your talking points that you just lie through your teeth.
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Knowing the ways in which Apple fanboys-and-girls just repeat each other's talking points, this won't go over well.
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These are the books that will stimulate your mind and give you talking points to whip out at awkward parties.
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Talking Points: AFI canceled an upcoming screening of Birth of a Nation following scrutiny surrounding Nate Parker's 1999 rape charge.
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"There's something of a mismatch between Trump's talking points and the specific policies he's proposed so far," Levitt dryly replied.
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Pence, supposedly the star of the hour, gave a much shorter speech that was full of generic Republican talking points.
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Axios obtained the talking points the Trump administration sent to Capitol Hill this afternoon, as tax reform talks heat up.
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Overall, Clinton was mediocre, using tired lines and recycled talking points for much of the night, with few memorable moments.
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Emails obtained through Freedom of Information request show Jenkins submitted "talking points" to the EPA to try to contradict IARC.
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And here's the thing: Bad answers usually aren't the product of bad talking points, but a symptom of substantive shortcomings.
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An administration official said the White House has also prepared talking points to send to surrogates after he is pardoned.
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He also said the group will advise Trump surrogates and help them hone talking points ahead of the general elections.
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They confirmed that the EPA's talking points include two statements on climate science that are misleading, if not completely inaccurate.
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The news service said Denson included Clinton campaign talking points when he introduced her at a speech in August 2015.
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These students have been smeared with conspiracy theories that they're paid actors, and been accused of being fed talking points.
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But many of Trump's arguments mirrored talking points delivered by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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HE DID IT A LOT, IT WAS ONE OF THE THINGS – ONE OF THE TALKING POINTS ON HIS STUMP SPEECHES.
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A focused, in-depth climate debate will allow voters to better gauge the substance and commitment behind the talking points.
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The talking points sought to distance Manafort and Gates from the ECFMU's association with Podesta and Mercury, the indictment alleges.
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Similarly, our nation requires inquisitive voters that seek out and consider policy statements and plans that go beyond talking points.
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"I have attached the draft backgrounder ... together with draft talking points," he wrote in one email, according to ABC News.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sent staffers climate change talking points Tuesday, according to an email first obtained by HuffPost.
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Though his talking points are nothing more than hot air, he has struck a chord with millions of angry voters.
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It was largely due to time constraints and a bizarre meeting format that let the Facebook chief peddle talking points.
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The statistic, which came from FBI data, was included in the March executive order and used in administration talking points.
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You have pundits who are already steeped in their point of view, and they are mainly saying their talking points.
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Talking Points: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) often moves too slowly on food recalls, says a new government report.
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Instead, he adhered to GOP talking points like immigration, terrorism, and Clinton's purported scandals around Benghazi and her email server.
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But the House "Coverage Caucus" turned out to be willing to settle for cosmetic changes and shiny new talking points.
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Here are the main talking points from the match, including Cristiano Ronaldo's beautiful redemption and some inevitable chat about moths.
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The also two engaged in a debate over Daniels' case against Trump characterized more by interruptions than clear talking points.
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There are also a few talking points that have been frequently used that should be thrown out now, including: 1.
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The IC has a process, I understand, going with the other committees to explain how these talking points came out.
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They go over talking points and make sense of why they need to see a therapist in the first place.
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"Provides support for graduate students by continuing to exempt the value of reduced tuition from taxes," the talking points stated.
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The judge grew robotic at times under Ms. MacCallum's scrutiny, reverting to talking points and reacting stiffly to her questions.
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Later, at The Atlantic's annual discussion festival, he explained why he thought his party was sticking to the talking points.
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Critics have accused Gabbard of parroting Syrian and Russian talking points in saying the U.S. has supported "terrorists" in Syria.
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"I would urge everyone to take a deep breath and not buy into the talking points and the hyperbole," Sen.
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She spent 12 years at Google and YouTube on various teams, including internal communications, where she wrote company talking points.
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So eager is Lind to be sympathetic to populists that he begins to take their talking points at face value.
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While the talking points may not be the finalized versions, EPA did not dispute their veracity, according to the newspaper.
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Politico had the story on Monday and Talking Points Memo, a popular political site, was up early with that angle.
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The federal government has reopened, but the talking points pushed by the Democrats about the southern border remain the same.
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Several other witnesses testified Perry left almost immediately and stuck to his "usual talking points" about fighting corruption that day.
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After each official read off a series of prepared talking points, they took only a handful of questions from journalists.
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Mr. Dowd circulated the email hours after the White House issued its own talking points to Republicans defending the president.
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Not only are many of its talking points untrue, but Ex-Im has also been connected to corruption and cronyism.
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That hostility increased after POLITICO reported last week that Sanders' field staff was using unflattering talking points to describe Warren.
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Here and there, however, are a few Mid-Atlantic talking points and signs of a gastronaut trying to assert himself.
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Those are common talking points for Democrats, but Casey's forum was far from common: A live shot on Fox News.
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The minority of students who showed interest in open discussion were shut down by classmates who parroted Beijing's talking points.
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For one thing, decades of rhetoric about waste in Washington—one of Reagan's favorite talking points—have skewed voter perceptions.
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Now, Blake Shelton is calling out DeGeneres too, and honestly, maybe she should just stick to less controversial talking points.
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Spreading false and discredited talking points fed to her by anti-Second Amendment groups isn't constructive, only more background noise.
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These recruits are receiving talking points from RNC headquarters multiple times a week to ensure a unified message on impeachment.
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The rapper came with a laundry list of talking points, highlighting the power of his "Make America Great Again" hat.
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" SASSE also says "The administration ought not be attacking the whistleblower as some talking points suggest they plan to do.
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When Schiff took over, he spent significantly more time slashing Republican talking points before yielding speaking time to other Democrats.
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There's no official agenda but the civil war in Syria, the Ukraine conflict and North Korea are likely talking points.
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Republican officials in all 50 states are also being sent talking points and data multiple times a week, Gorka said.
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Lucky you, getting to hear hours of recycled Kremlin talking points about Ukraine and the Bidens over turkey and stuffing!
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Hours after being sworn in, Ms. Tlaib ran counter to all Democratic talking points by calling for President Trump's impeachment.
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Mr. Shanahan has repeated White House talking points at the Pentagon even during private meetings with allies and congressional members.
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The immediate result of this amateurish mess was to hand Mr. Trump and other climate deniers irresistible political talking points.
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They say he effectively parrots Kremlin talking points by denigrating NATO and endorsing the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.
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TV news celebrities repeat, verbatim, daily talking points, with neither insight nor perspective, providing dogma rather than useful social commentary.
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Yet, as Maza points out, the alt-right — or at least its talking points — are increasingly entering into the mainstream.
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What we don't want to do is let this guy's talking points play out in the 24/7 news cycle.
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But he also got to cherry-pick the questions he answered, and issued broad talking points instead of direct answers.
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"It's her actions that speak louder than any talking points she may have," Ms. Eskelsen García said in an interview.
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I didn't watch last night's Republican debate, and catching up on it the day after, Rubio's programming glitch — in which he responded to allegations of robotically repeating talking points by robotically repeating his talking points — certainly struck me as funny: But was it bad in the kind of way that people would actually care about?
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Today, I haven't prepared a lecture of well-researched talking points about how to navigate this sometimes hellish social media platform.
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Talking Points: A federal court ruled that the Justice Department cannot prosecute medical-marijuana businesses if they comply with state laws.
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But when people heard talking points against the idea — that it would eliminate private insurance, or require tax increases — support fell.
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This complaint reads more like political talking points than a reasoned legal brief, and it contains a litany of inaccurate information.
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The decision to roll back 2015's net neutrality rules gets a prominent mention, of course, with the usual talking points.
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Keep in mind, any of these accounts are blatantly fraudulent to anyone with a passing familiarity with right-wing talking points.
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I wrote down all my talking points, and thought okay, I'm going to fight for this as much as I can.
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Troublingly, these issues are more likely to be treated as political talking points than the daily realities of real people's lives.
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While his administration gets tough on Russia, Trump has repeatedly bucked its moves by echoing Kremlin talking points and praising Putin.
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Now, the wall, the lotto system, the visa lottery, the end of catch and release, they can&apost be talking points.
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The result was, on most issues, something more like a side-by-side display of talking points than a real debate.
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Talking Points: The number of HPV-related cancer cases is on the rise in America, according to a new CDC report.
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The agency fully adopts the talking points of the serve-for-life caucus of elected officials in the deep-red west.
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She reframed the debate altogether, making the case that moderate Democrats were echoing Republican talking points, at a grave human cost.
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Advisers to the former New York City mayor distributed talking points that catalogued his work on economic opportunity and racial justice.
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Leaked U.S. government cables showed that Iran routinely encourages Afghan parliamentarians in using its anti-American talking points during parliamentary debates.
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Or that West praised Trumpworld star Candace Owens and began repeating her talking points about the "victim mentality" of black Americans.
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Two months ago he posted a Talking Points Memo article about the Mueller investigation looking at Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen.
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Talking Points: The Cleveland Police Union wants the Ohio governor to ban the open carrying of weapons during the Republican convention.
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More broadly, the resolution and the memo adopt some of the White House's talking points about the inquiry's legitimacy, albeit tepidly.
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Kotaku East is your slice of Asian internet culture, bringing you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China and beyond.
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The meeting will be "informal" and Syria, the migrant crisis and security concerns over Libya are expected to be talking points.
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He quelled a panic during the Maastricht negotiations when he found John Major's talking points lost among a stash of papers.
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So instead she's been making pro-Hillary signs and argues for Clinton like she's being fed talking points from the campaign.
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The vice president tried to defend Trump before moving on to his talking points about the humanitarian and national security crisis.
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Talking Points Memo reported recently that HHS had abandoned an outreach partnership with Hispanic groups that the Obama administration had started.
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As these controversies are turned into talking points on the presidential campaign trail, it's easy to forget the complexity within Iran.
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Usually such sensitive meetings are carried out with strict, by-the-book talking points that in theory shouldn't be overly controversial.
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Talking Points: Adnan Syed, the man at the heart of the popular Serial podcast, was granted a new trial on Thursday.
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Given all the controversy over trade, the leaders may decide to try to focus their summit talking points on other topics.
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The Trump campaign, sometimes known for its haphazard, disorganized messaging, is hewing closely to its talking points on the Kaine issue.
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While the Trump campaign released talking points on how to respond, most surrogates did not appear to take the campaign's lead.
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We asked Facebook for Clegg's talking points for today's speech but the company declined to share more detail ahead of time.
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Take time to write down and quantify your accomplishments so you have concrete talking points when you meet with your manager.
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When white identity politics went mainstream, with political leaders and partisan media echoing white nationalist talking points, unwittingly or not. 19.
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Pruitt helped pioneer it, and used old data and industry talking points to justify the move when he announced the proposal.
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When we hear politicians demonize religions, single out ethnicity, or resort to jingoistic talking points, it makes us more than cringe.
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Talking Points: President Obama granted clemency for 214 federal inmates —the largest grant in a single day since at least 1900.
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And, given her high-profile status, Trump has almost definitely be given the time she needs to practice her talking points.
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What advisors, there were no talking points, except for those stated by me, & 'reams of paper' were never given to me.
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Two of Trump's main economic talking points are increasing the number of well-paid manufacturing jobs and cutting back on imports.
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Make sure that you've got your talking points planned out before presenting your ideas — showmanship can only take you so far.
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"I have Democrats talking to me about eight to ten seats," Jennifer Duffy of Cook Political Report told Talking Points Memo.
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This week, editor and publisher of Talking Points Memo Josh Marshall talks about the challenge Trump is posing to marquee media.
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He carried a bulleted list of talking points to an event on American manufacturing on Monday (though didn't stick to it).
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Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, which tracks incidents of hate, said Trump's messages echo white supremacist talking points.
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"You're just repeating these canned, left-wing talking points, and you're somehow the savior of the Democratic Party?" he went on.
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He recited talking points, read prepared answers written down in advance and ended the briefings as quickly as he possibly could.
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This 3-minute video includes valuable game-time talking points, Super Bowl trivia, and even the basic rules of the game.
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The purpose of a debate is to forcefully push your talking points, even if that means ignoring your opponent's points. 4.
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In a similar vein to last year's COP22 summit in Marrakesh, the main talking points were set to be largely procedural.
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And during this speech, Trump offered some of his classic talking points from the campaign, including one aimed at political correctness.
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But Warren cautioned moderate opponents in the debate to avoid using "Republican talking points" to fault her policies on health care.
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Steve King has been aping talking points from The Turner Diaries for decades, but he's gotten worse since Trump is elected.
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Not every sentence has to be a perfectly programmed soundbite that fits neatly into a White House communications talking points memo.
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Megan Carpentier is a senior editor at Tribune Media who previously worked for The Guardian and Talking Points Memo, among others.
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In recent days, the Trump administration has used misleading talking points to try to make a case for such a declaration.
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There are too many incentives for it to continue to transcribe the talking points of moguls in big business and politics.
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Those same talking points were forwarded to Sheehan in another email from the president of the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation, Jeff Crane.
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So much of the conversation around the film now seems like preprepared talking points and deflections, endlessly repeated, with minor variations.
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The Republican National Committee has prepared a set of talking points to answer Comey's testimony on Thursday, but they're notably incoherent.
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Rank-and-file Republicans received a memo last week containing suggested talking points to make about Democrats back in their districts.
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In that case, all the various gymnastics and talking points and deceptions that surround GOP health care rhetoric will be irrelevant.
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For one, Johnson's performance, running through talking points in the face of several emotional appeals from audience members, occasionally fell flat.
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Rhodes has also been in critics' crosshairs because of his role preparing talking points for Rice ahead of those TV appearances.
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The rule covers activities like conducting union-avoidance seminars, providing materials for employers to distribute to workers and writing talking points.
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Capitol Hill may be largely divided, but Americans are so much more than two parties and their platforms and talking points.
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The moves are designed to co-opt Democratic talking points and position Trump as a populist champion of the free market.
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Millennial-age journalists and commentators must learn, read, and listen before promoting agendas and talking points we may not fully understand.
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The State Department is considering cutting its embassy staff in Kabul, Afghanistan, NPR reported Thursday, citing talking points written by staff.
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They'll likely try to stick to the talking points they've honed in the debate over extremist content online here and abroad.
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Harris asked the company to turn over financial transactions, internal presentations and talking points, activities of Vivitrol sales representatives and more.
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Many of those stories followed the official RNC talking points that had been distributed to lawmakers before the hearing even began.
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Kavanaugh's character as a father and a good friend and neighbor was among Republicans' biggest talking points during the confirmation hearings.
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In other words: I'm not going to address any specific questions, so here are a bunch of Facebook talking points instead.
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TA: It requires people on both sides of the political divide — you know, conservatives and progressives — to reexamine their talking points.
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Among the soybean's talking points: The crop is grown primarily in 10 states, nine of which voted for Trump in 2016.
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Her first job at Google, in 193, had been to help lead TGIF, including writing talking points for Page and Brin.
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Instead, his fetish for the superficial dominated his talking points, trying to fat-shame anew the former Miss Universe, Alicia Machado.
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Other top campaign officials coached the GOP nominee on body language, likely debate scenarios and political talking points, the report notes.
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Judge Kavanaugh, joined by his wife, seemed flat and mechanical as he retreated to the same talking points denying the allegations.
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Biden signaled with his hand to a staffer to move along and then appeared to abandon one of his talking points.
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