Many had thought him a warmonger and even a traitor.
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I don't believe that he is a warmonger in any way.
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In Trump's filter bubble, senator John McCain is a politically motivated warmonger.
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North Korean state media described US President Donald Trump as a "warmonger".
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In Moscow she is widely seen as a warmonger and sanctions hawk.
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A warmonger is the latest to lose his dignity to Donald Trump.
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He talks like a bellicose warmonger but acts like an isolationist peacenik.
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Hillary Clinton, however, is a warmonger beholden to the military-industrial complex.
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Bolton's defenders say fears that he is a dangerous warmonger are overblown.
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Because it&aposs like, again, Trump is, like, the opposite of a warmonger.
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Gone was any hint of the warmonger his critics have portrayed him as.
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Is Donald Trump a decisive leader that keeps his promises or a reckless warmonger?
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MOSCOW — He was long reviled by Russia's state-controlled media as a deranged warmonger.
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In the West, he was seen as a heartless warmonger and coddler of terrorists.
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If he goes in and starts an arms race with Putin, he&aposs a warmonger.
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With one fell swoop, President Trump just swapped out the "warrior scholar" for the warmonger.
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He's a warmonger, they're saying in one form or another; we're the rational, peaceful ones.
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The campaigns will be a battle between alleged peace lovers versus alleged irresponsible Putin warmonger provocateurs.
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"Hillary's a warmonger," said Marilyn Justice, 66, who lives in Nova Scotia and tweets as @mkj1951.
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Anyone tagged a "warmonger" simply because they thought the Iran deal was badly negotiated knows the feeling.
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Iranian leaders have singled out Mr. Bolton as a warmonger who is getting ahead of his boss.
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Asadi told the Associated Press he wanted to show the "money-mindedness and warmonger nature" of Trump.
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But he no longer appears the warmonger that critics say is recklessly taking the country to nuclear war.
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Aristotle, who wrote brilliant works on justice, happiness and government, worked for Alexander the Great, a murderous warmonger.
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As president, Trump at times publicly chided Bolton as a warmonger who's too eager to invade other countries.
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"John understands that people view him as a warmonger but he's really not," said one person close to him.
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And I heard Sanders' allies describe Biden as a bloodthirsty neoliberal warmonger who will return to militarism once elected.
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No, she is not from the anti-war wing of the Democratic Party, but neither is she an amoral warmonger.
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True, there are still a hard core of "Bernie Bros" who despise Clinton as a corporate sell-out and warmonger.
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And it just destroys the media narrative that he&aposs this big warmonger when he goes there to make peace.
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" In an AMA, he also wrote this about Hillary Clinton: "We know Hillary Clinton is corrupt, a warmonger, a freedom-stripper.
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The prissy science officer Lt. Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) doesn't trust the "warmonger" Captain Lorca, so he doesn't trust Burnham either.
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The thing is, Hillary Clinton's a real warmonger—she's got blood on her hands already, whereas Donald Trump's a total loose cannon.
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" The fight escalated from there with Paul nicknaming the House member "warmonger Cheney" and Cheney calling the GOP senator a "big loser.
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He is one of the most loyal leaders in the game and can go to war by your side without a warmonger penalty.
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" Benedetto Della Vedova, Italy's junior foreign minister "We once again thank Americans for keeping this warmonger [Hillary Clinton] from the reins of power.
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"You know you are in too many wars in too many places when even warmonger Lindsay Graham can't keep track anymore," Paul tweeted.
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Playing down his image as a warmonger, sources claim that in his new role he sees himself as an honest broker between agencies.
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I remember pumping my legs as hard as I could, making myhands sleek and aerodynamic, desperate for the athletic approval of a warmonger.
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A weapon accompanies the robe: a literal stick of wood carved into sharp points, its user part resourceful Boy Scout and part warmonger.
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North Korea long expressed disdain for Bolton, calling him a "warmonger" and "defective human product" who glorified regime change and pre-emptive strikes.
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I remember pumping my legs as hard as I could, making my hands sleek and aerodynamic, desperate for the athletic approval of a warmonger.
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Much of the focus has been on Clinton, who is portrayed as a Russophobe, a warmonger and responsible for bloodshed in the Middle East.
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"Hillary Clinton is a warmonger," said Eric Kestner, a 50-year-old service manager at a European car repair shop, who traveled from Seattle.
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It's the kind of decision that, had it happened in decades past, would have led most of Japanese society to label Abe a warmonger.
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"It is jaw-dropping that many who describe Mr. Bush as a warmonger believe simultaneously that he is covering for the Saudis," they wrote.
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" On the other hand, Mr. Trump complained that in 2016 he had been cast unfairly as a warmonger who was "going to blow everybody up.
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The same Communists who had lauded Roosevelt now denounced him again, this time as a warmonger for such policies as Lend-Lease aid to Britain.
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The president accused Bolton of being a warmonger, claimed he "begged" for a job and asserted his former adviser clashed with other White House officials.
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It casts Clinton, whom Putin accused of stirring up protests against him in her role as U.S. Secretary of State in 2011, as a warmonger.
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Comedian Dana Carvey debuted his "warmonger" impression of incoming national security adviser John Bolton on Wednesday night's edition of CBS's "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert.
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A warmonger and bully, the national security adviser is disdainful of the bipartisan foreign-policy world and the governing institutions its members cycle in and out of.
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Republican regulars complained of Roosevelt's early plans to arm Britain through a lend-lease program; Willkie then overcompensated for his own interventionism by calling Roosevelt a warmonger.
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" Video Aimée, however, was horrified at the suggestion, rejecting it outright — not for any reticence about a paid encounter, but because she considered Kennedy a "puerile warmonger.
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" Trump had sometimes joked about Bolton's image as a warmonger, reportedly saying in one Oval Office meeting that "John has never seen a war he doesn't like.
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If you tuned in today to hear us wax poetic about the wily and whiskered warmonger John Bolton like I said on yesterday's episode, well, things change.
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In striking Syria, the president is keen to show his warmonger face to reassure his political opponents that he is no less warlike than his Russian counterpart.
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The president blundered into the crisis by canceling the Iranian nuclear deal, tweet-taunting about the "end of Iran" and hiring the hirsute Iran warmonger John Bolton.
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He drinks a lot and runs the day-to-day of a very problematic regime built around an inexperienced warmonger with a white savior complex and an appropriative name.
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Feature Dismissed as a warmonger during the Obama presidency, the defense secretary may be the only reliable voice of caution left in an administration inching closer to the brink.
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By taking to Fox News to kiss up to Trump, he became national security adviser, a job that no other president would have ever given to a discredited warmonger.
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The older generation remembers Lord Amherst not as a genocidal warmonger, but as the inspiration for a beloved college fight song, written by a member of the class of 1906.
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It is a measure of Washington's profoundly anxious condition that Mattis, dismissed as a warmonger during the Obama administration, has been held up in liberal circles as a potential savior.
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Trolls spammed your wall with threats, called you "a warmonger, a corporate whore," and many terms reserved for female supporters that were far worse, said Laura Bogart, a writer in Baltimore.
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And it's like he — it's like it's an act to him and sure that bothers me, just from the standpoint of, I mean, I know that he isn't necessarily a warmonger.
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I tell him that I am increasingly of the opinion that Bismarck was a forerunner of Hitler's people: a cynical pettifogger and, when it suited him, a brutal power politician and warmonger.
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Critics call him an ideologue and a warmonger who retaliates against dissenting views, while allies say he is an intellectual and a shrewd operator committed to ensuring the supremacy of U.S. power.
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Despite a veneer of politeness, his jaw clenched as he described rivals who had dismissed him as a warmonger for warning that Russia's 22013 invasion of Georgia signalled a new phase in Kremlin ambitions.
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During the 1964 presidential election, a magazine called Fact ran a poll of psychiatrists on Barry Goldwater, the GOP nominee who was regarded by many as a right-wing kook and an unstable warmonger.
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"Reagan's sense of self-security was such that the cruel barbs by liberals calling him a 'moron' and 'idiot' and 'warmonger' and 'fascist' and 'Nazi' and everything else didn't bother Reagan," he told me.
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Jello Biafra and his Dead Kennedys took every chance they could get to skewer the false sense of security that Reagan doled out like creamed chipped beef, calling him a fascist warmonger and worse.
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As one of the voices in the administration who expressed skepticism about a military strike in response to the Assad regime's chemical attack on its own citizens, Mr. Bannon insists he is no warmonger.
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Many Arabs still denounce him as a "criminal" for his early support of settlement-building, and as a warmonger because of his role in building Israel's weapons arsenals and campaigns that led to civilian deaths.
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By now, the Kipling we know, or think we know — blustery, bullying, shouldering the "white man's burden" — has become the very model of incorrectness: a jingoist, an imperialist, a warmonger, a racist and a misogynist.
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This is a "supergroup," of sorts, as Nekrohowl has boasted members of a few other prominent Dhaka-based bands, such as Homicide, Dissector, Abaddon, and Enmachined, and recently added Warmonger (Warhound, ex-Orator) on drums.
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You know you are in too many wars in too many places when even warmonger Lindsay Graham can't keep track anymore Graham said on Sunday he wasn't aware the U.S. had 1,000 troops in Niger.
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Fans of Riverdale will surely recognize actor Kearsley, but it might take some time for them to adjust to seeing Kearsley act like a ruthless warmonger, the complete opposite of his darling Riverdale High student Moose.
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John Bolton knows he's being portrayed as a warmonger as he becomes national security adviser, but he's trying to build internal credibility with a more studied, lower-decibel approach, according to people familiar with his thinking.
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"Bloodshed is a cleansing and sanctifying thing, and the nation that regards it as the final horror has lost its manhood," says a warmonger (voiced by Ciaran O'Reilly, one of the founders of the Irish Rep).
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Before his ouster in September was seen by Democrats as a warmonger who would pull the country into military conflict in any number of regions — not the least of which were Iran, North Korea, and Venezuela.
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And it's not just Clinton: Sanders released an ad on Wednesday portraying himself as the dovish alternative to that warmonger Clinton, which he illustrated by proposing an ISIS war plan that is broadly identical to Clinton's.
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It would be a mistake to see him as some kind of carceral maniac, warmonger, or anti-gay bigot — he was a normal Democrat who had normal Democratic Party positions on a variety of issues over time.
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Bolton, a veteran neoconservative who critics call a warmonger, has tweeted far more about Venezuela in his time as national security adviser than any other topic, including Iran (34 tweets) or the Middle East and Syria (29 tweets).
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea on Monday called U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton a "warmonger" and "defective human product" after he called the North's recent tests of short-range missile a violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Iran was also carrying a large-scale media and PR campaign to convince public opinion that the Iranian nuclear program was peaceful, that the Iranian regime was ready for peace and dialogue, while portraying the Bush administration as warmonger.
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The Kremlin had been bracing for fraught relations if the White House had been won by Hillary Clinton - a politician Putin once accused of stirring up protests against him and who state media portrayed as an anti-Russian warmonger.
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"We have a definite warmonger in the case of Hillary, who is gunning for us, and in the case of Trump, we have someone who is extremely unpredictable," Assange tells WikiLeaks' Sarah Harrison in a scene from the spring of 2016.
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If none of the above could possibly be true, then Trump should have the Helsinki summit translator testify before Congress, release his tax returns and aggressively, unequivocally denounce Putin as the murderous human-rights abuser and cyber-warmonger that he is.
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By the time my husband and I got home, I'd already confessed that I was glad our child would be less likely to be a murderer, rapist, or warmonger, and that we wouldn't have to worry about circumcision or baby boners.
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He draws out a joke contrasting embattled, increasingly obsolete white men with ascendent, peaceful women, but the gag sits strangely during a presidential race where the major female candidate has been stereotyped as an out-of-touch warmonger by both liberals and conservatives.
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Dismissed as a warmonger during the Obama presidency, the defense secretary may be the only reliable voice of caution left in an administration inching closer to the brink," by Robert F. Worth: "The removal of Tillerson and the national security adviser, Gen.
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In the run-up to the election, state-controlled news outlets cast Hillary Clinton as a Russophobic hawk and warmonger while Mr. Trump was presented as the candidate who would bring a new and sunny dawn to relations between Washington and Moscow.
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Washington (CNN)At one rally after the next, candidate Donald Trump lamented the "trillions of dollars spent and thousands of lives lost" in the Middle East, criticized his opponent as a warmonger and signaled he would scale back US military commitments abroad.
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Go deeper: Mr. al-Bashir has long promoted a folksy image at home that was a jarring contrast with his image in the West, where he was seen as a heartless warmonger and as a coddler of terrorists like Osama bin Laden.
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Opponents call him a warmonger who never met a problem that did not have a military solution, and he remains a strong supporter of the invasion of Iraq and has made the case for strikes against North Korea and Iran to stop their nuclear programs.
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Trump began a string of tweets on Wednesday by attacking the credibility of former National Security Adviser John Bolton, a witness under consideration, casting him as a feckless, sycophantic warmonger who frequently made mistakes and who is now looking to cash in by spreading gossip.
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Had Petrov reported the warning of an American missile attack to his Kremlin superiors, who already feared that President Reagan was a dangerous warmonger, they would have had less than twenty minutes to decide on launching a retaliatory nuclear strike against the United States.
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In the buildup to the 2016 election, Greenwald detected a conflict between actors defiantly contemptuous of American norms—the Republican Presidential nominee, WikiLeaks , Vladimir Putin —and the establishment forces that he hates, including the U.S. intelligence services, "warmonger" neoconservatives like William Kristol , and big-money Democrats.
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The worst-case scenario for Trump's cabinet has an oil executive–running Interior, a racist as attorney general, a psuedo fascist at Homeland Security, a warmonger as secretary of state, a finance executive at the Treasury, and an advisor beloved by white supremacists at Trump's elbow.
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President Trump's decision to pull back from retaliatory military strikes against Iran that he had approved highlights a dichotomy between how he presents himself to the rest of the world as a "bellicose warmonger," and how he behaves as an "isolationist peacenik," writes the New York Times' Peter Baker.
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Kipling has been variously labelled a colonialist, a jingoist, a racist, an anti-Semite, a misogynist, a right-wing imperialist warmonger; and—though some scholars have argued that his views were more complicated than he is given credit for—to some degree he really was all those things.
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The folksy image was a jarring contrast with Mr. al-Bashir's image in the West, where he was often seen as a heartless warmonger, as a coddler of terrorists like Osama bin Laden and as the accused architect of a genocidal purge in Darfur that killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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"There's no reason for them to do it unless it is to reduce the breakout time to nuclear weapons," he told journalists in Abu Dhabi, according to The A.P. Iran quickly dismissed the accusations, with a Foreign Ministry spokesman describing them as "ridiculous" and calling Mr. Bolton a warmonger, the state-run Press TV reported.
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Stung by what it said were false U.S. allegations of Russian hacking and sharp policy differences over Syria, Ukraine, and NATO, the Kremlin had been bracing for more of the same if the White House had been won by Hillary Clinton - a politician Putin once accused of stirring up protests against him and who state media portrayed as an anti-Russian warmonger.
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" Since some other appeasing British politicians who'd met Hitler agreed that he was no warmonger, while others who hadn't — including Winston Churchill — insisted that he was, Gladwell jumps to the conclusion that, in general, "the people who were right about Hitler were those who knew the least about him personally," and "the people who were wrong about Hitler were the ones who had talked with him for hours.
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