Right-wingers wanted to maximize economic choice and left-wingers lifestyle choice.
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Newt Gingrich: "What you have is a coup being orchestrated by left-wingers in the bureaucracy, left-wingers in the news media, and left-wingers in the House Democrats." pic.twitter.
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"Our central defenders will see the opposition's strikers, our fullbacks their wingers, our wingers their fullbacks," he said.
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Left-wingers could be right-wingers, and a goalie could even be an attacker, using his feet for a change.
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It is ironic to see many right-wingers criticizing overreach by law enforcement, while many left-wingers now defend such overreaching.
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Police in fact evicted right-wingers from Emancipation Park, and the only left-wingers armed with guns appeared to be blocks away.
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Its board members included Republicans and Democrats, conservatives and liberals, right wingers and left wingers, all of whom supported neutral civil liberties.
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" A few blocks away, there was an even larger march of left-wingers upset about the right-wingers, carrying a banner that read "Smash fascism.
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You can draw a line from the scared right-wingers of the '90s to the scared right-wingers of Trump's America, but it's not a straight line.
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Besides, right-wingers have learned to play the grievance game just as well as left-wingers, leading to an endless cycle of claim and self-righteous counter-claim.
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In the past decade, left-wingers have been responsible for a mere 19453 percent of murders committed by political extremists, while right-wingers have been responsible for 74 percent.
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Founded by Palestinians in 2005, the movement has spread internationally and is now embraced by a heterogeneous alliance of Muslims, Christians, anti-Zionist Jews, right-wingers and left-wingers.
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Though left-wingers may deride national identities, and right-wingers twist them to racist ends, they are the best hope for unifying people and giving them a broad sense of purpose.
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It seems that both right-wingers and left-wingers have started doing better over the course of time: It's possible, then, that voters may not punish extremists like they used to.
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It is almost exactly a year since the stabbing which led to thousands of right-wingers, including neo-Nazis and soccer hooligans, marching through Chemnitz and clashing with left- wingers and police.
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Then it was time for a brief stand-off between left-wingers and right-wingers, who barked at each other until anti-riot police units lost their patience and separated the two groups.
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Criminal justice reform has to overcome opposition from right wingers.
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Conservative right-wingers have shied away from acting on their principles.
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Conservatives, right-wingers and conspiracy theorists all rallied round his flag.
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The brightest right-wingers have abandoned national politics for global business.
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Left-wingers are increasingly interested in taking charge of monetary policy.
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The haters, left wingers and the Democrats are all proven wrong.
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Reunited with his family, back with familiar wingers, he was revived.
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A week later, Shero added wingers Wayne Simmonds and Nikita Gusev.
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Right-wingers snap photographs of Muslims they see on the streets.
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I understand why some right-wingers hide in their fiscal fantasyland.
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Left-wingers the world over are taking note, and taking heart.
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There are just more hardcore right-wingers with him on the Court.
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Eventually it fell, right-wingers stomped on it, and people continued fighting.
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He has kept several left-wingers and Correa allies in his cabinet.
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Right-wingers make jingoistic nationalist arguments with overt doses of white supremacy.
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But one can also find right-wingers condoning violence by their own.
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Turnout was low, with maybe a dozen total right-wingers showing up.
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Right-wingers can condemn it as an example of tech's corrupt, decadent liberalism.
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Left-wingers like Gleisi Hoffmann, the party's president, have talked of pardoning Lula.
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Right-wingers have held an unearned monopoly on gun culture for too long.
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Research from the 2015 election suggests left-wingers are the loudest and proudest.
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Some ardent right-wingers argue that the current corruption probes fit this pattern.
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And right-wingers follow her, too, because they love to hate on her.
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But I'm here to tell all the left wingers out there, calm down.
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He writes of "dumb right-wingers," while expressing equal contempt for the left.
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But 3, the children of those right-wingers are not so right-wing.
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Swedish politicians have no problem condemning anti-Semitism carried out by right-wingers.
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May's recent reshuffle of her cabinet has inadvertently sharpened debate among pro-Brexit right-wingers by promoting some right-wingers into the government, and freeing up the leadership of the European Research Group, a collection of pro-Brexit Conservative lawmakers.
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But when it comes to hard graft, the right-wingers come out in force.
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I think she's very appealing to a small base of very radical left-wingers.
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One answer might be: Left wingers are more intelligent than their right-wing counterparts.
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For Pence and other right wingers, "single-payer health care" is code for Obamacare.
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In the early Nazi years left-wingers, not Jews, bore the brunt of persecution.
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The player who leads all left wingers in points over the last three years.
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The two factors give left-wingers an edge when technology begins to change society.
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Egged on by right wingers, the whole thing was buffoonish from start to finish.
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They are not the first right-wingers to make promises about Italian high culture.
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That fits the pattern of right wingers distancing themselves from their most hateful rhetoric.
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Left-wingers denounce moderates, and establishmentarians moan that the Democrats are yielding to extremists.
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He leaned over to offer a warning: "There are right-wingers here," he said.
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So how should we nudge more right-wingers to embrace action on climate change?
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"The racial resentment is the only political recipe of the right-wingers," she said.
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He then won over the party's right-wingers by taking a tough stance on immigration.
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For its centrists, some of the blame belongs to the left-wingers and their grouching.
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Right-wingers turned a debate about democratic deficits into one about Luxembourgish identity and language.
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Left-wingers like Ocasio-Cortez have attracted so much attention because they're a new phenomenon.
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The Germans pushed the French very deep by using their full backs almost as wingers.
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Be it from Brexiteers, Italy's new government, Hungary's or Poland's right-wingers, change is coming.
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Italy's center-left was trounced by a combination of populists and right-wingers in March.
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The main differences between Trump and modern European right-wingers are about organization and ideology.
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But in the Netherlands, the decisive support for Wilders isn't just coming from right-wingers.
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After rule by protectionist left-wingers, both now have governments that want to open up economically.
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Left-wingers backed the return of Skourides&apos property and urged Turkish Cypriots to show tolerance.
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Despite all this, right-wingers have made all sorts of disparaging comments about her political statements.
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We also found terrorism had a stronger impact in pushing right-wingers toward intolerance over time.
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Right-wingers have sought to marginalise Arab parties in the Knesset and hamper leftists and liberals.
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That's why the Communists and left-wingers are pushing the stuff, they're trying to destroy us.
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Moreover, there are plenty of ways to "empower" European right-wingers without formally endorsing their candidates.
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The class-ridden incompetence of British post-war industrial management offered easy pickings for left-wingers.
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Progressives adore her, right-wingers hate her, and everyone in between still follows her every movement.
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The battle to which he was challenging the right-wingers will define Germany's next historical cycle.
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That's why west-coast left-wingers are shutting down the talks of professional troll Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Donald Trump's rallies are rock concerts for right-wingers, and every concert needs its merch table.
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Again, the evidence supports him on this, as exactly half of last weekend's wingers were black.
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Compared with left-wingers there—Jeremy Corbyn in Britain, for instance—Mr Sanders is no socialist.
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Some smug left-wingers will admire "Where to Invade Next", but they are already convinced anyway.
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There were other forces in the mix — the military, the old nationalists, the left-wingers/communists.
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Left wingers Marko Dano and Andrew Copp and center Adam Lowry also scored for the Jets.
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"The Oilers are in the market for some wingers" is a damn fun sentence to type.
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For the right-wingers, social media can also be a source of ammunition for legal battles.
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Which in turn will bring along all the other Democratic left-wingers and their media allies.
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For the left wingers eager to notch this hollow victory against Trump, the message is attached.
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In the 85033s Senate most liberals had to work with right wingers to enact moderate measures.
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Anisimov is certainly a good player but those two wingers are highly unusual and very elite.
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But there's also been a backlash to that backlash, left-wingers criticizing Bernie for backing down.
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Muir's experiences in the metal and punk scenes worldwide have put him in rooms with right-wingers and left-wingers alike—experiences that have taught him firsthand how difficult dialogue and compromise can be when you're talking to someone on the other end of the spectrum.
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That won him the votes of 57 million Brazilians, including evangelicals, business people and extreme right-wingers.
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Those people are reluctant to join left-wingers in lambasting Mr Temer and his pro-market reforms.
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Kelly calls in the right-wingers and they bat it down and say, 'You can't do it.
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On February 23rd Iain McNicol, the moderate general-secretary, resigned after months of criticism from left-wingers.
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A lot of right-wingers, 4chan, some others, are very attracted to your campaign, you've decried this.
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Right-wingers have also encountered issues on crowdfunding platforms where they solicit donations, like GoFundMe and Patreon.
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" Here are the right wingers who have attacked its student survivors: On Tuesday, Lucian Wintrich, the "D.
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Like other hardline French left-wingers, Hamon says Hollande eroded the spending power of the working class.
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They leave most of the scoring to centers and wingers such as Jakub Vrana and Alex Ovechkin.
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Kelly calls in the right wingers and they bat it down and say you can't do it.
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"Show me the really left, left, left-wingers who beat a Republican," Biden told reporters on Friday.
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Right-wingers were clubbing people w clubs outside of Kelly's Olympian, way worse than NYC last night.
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I know they thought it would give the right-wingers something to pounce on, but who cares?
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Right-wingers living in D.C. say they often are insulted and met with hostility on dating apps.
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In 2020 we're relearning the lessons of 2008 — namely, that America's right-wingers can't handle the truth.
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Committed right-wingers, most of the Fox audience, have heard about the GND, and they hate it.
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Just recently, Jewish Israelis ranked "left wingers" as one of the groups contributing least to Israel's success.
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The problem, however, is that there isn't much evidence anyone aside from right-wingers is actually mad.
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Even where the right-wingers have fallen back in places, they are far from a spent force.
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The data simply show that most left-wingers who criticise Israel do not dislike Jews as people.
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As UN ambassador, she was eviscerated by right-wingers for writing emails criticising the incoming Trump team.
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Trump's transition team tried to staff the VA with hardcore right-wingers who were committed to privatization.
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Slightly more plausibly, they accuse Facebook of censoring conservative news, while targeting Twitter for shadow-banning right-wingers.
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They found that wingers, who typically finish attacking plays rather than initiate them, took less time to integrate.
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The dwindling left is frequently vilified as traitorous, as empowered right-wingers create ever-narrower definitions of Zionism.
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Though the issue split the ruling conservatives, her steely persuasion rallied centrists and left-wingers behind the bill.
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Sanders, unlike Biden, never really has been vetted — other than some sloppy attacks by right wingers in Vermont.
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Counterdemonstrators made a game of stealing the banners, though right-wingers would beat them with the shorn flagpoles.
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He has friends in the private sector, but also among left-wingers who fell out with Mr Correa.
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Soon enough, anti-Soros vitriol was poured by right-wingers in America and by President Donald Trump himself.
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I'm a Wings sitcom fans finder on twitter WINGERS come out there's no shame in liking the show!
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They had to agree with certain policies, such as changing the constitution, that in effect excluded left-wingers.
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During the Cold War, federal polygraph tests were used to target left-wingers and homosexuals in government agencies.
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The family has received death threats from right-wingers and Mashal's sisters had to drop out of school.
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About half the time, the Chapo crew attacks right-wingers like Mike Cernovich, Sebastian Gorka, and Alex Jones.
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The right-wingers were bordered on three sides by angry counter-protesters who outnumbered them ten to one.
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Even right-wingers who have been critical of Mr Netanyahu in the past have fallen dutifully into line.
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So she and Sanders jetted around the country, endorsing left-wingers sure to lose in a general election.
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Then he teaches them how to act like a left-wingers, starting by having them compliment each other.
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Chris Liddell led an office that West Wingers privately mock as ineffectual — Jared Kushner's Office of American Innovation.
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Russia has very little — except, maybe, among right-wingers who find Mr. Putin's macho posturing and ruthlessness attractive.
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Through a likely 5-3-2 formation with high-pressing wingers, Las Aguilas' supporters will see offensive soccer.
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Similarly, right-wingers may be discrediting the kids because they don't want to see changes to gun laws.
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Or maybe right-wingers are leery of Trump going down this path because it's clear where it leads.
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When the right-wingers start screaming at him, he just backs off and dissembles in front of us.
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But Bill White and his husband, Bryan Eure, are not red state evangelicals or die-hard right-wingers.
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Right-wingers insisted — Friedman taught them to insist — that government intervention was always bad, always made things worse.
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Previously, Merkel was safe, as her would-be challengers were right-wingers with little appeal to the center.
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The past few years have seen extraordinary changes in how left-wingers, liberals, and liberal centrists understand themselves.
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Think about the issue Sidney Crosby and John Tavares have dealt with their entire careers—they've had no wingers.
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HANNITY: -- and call these people out for being liars and an extension of the Democratic Party and left wingers.
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The former Breitbart boss had previously hosted "The Uninvited," a parallel gathering for fellow out-of-favor right-wingers.
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Right wingers, you should just exit now and sign up for eharmony — it has history of being pretty conservative.
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Many right-wingers at the rally have charged police and Charlottesville city government with the crimes of the day.
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Left-wingers preferred Ms Yellen, in part because she seemed more likely to give jobs priority over stable prices.
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I know why I'm still able to support Hillary after Benghazi and any other "scandal" right wingers drum up.
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Trump's most impactful moves so far have been to give power to the most extreme right-wingers in government.
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"You sound like the right-wingers when you speak of the refugees," an elderly doctor stood up and declared.
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I've heard a fair few football firms back then contained a mix of black guys and extreme right-wingers.
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The American and Brazilian leaders are particularly aggressive on the issue, but they're hardly alone among Western right-wingers.
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The left try and portray how the world should run, and the right-wingers portray what is going wrong.
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They are not the noble West Wingers, they're down and dirty and speak quite horrendously and crave this power.
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Left-wingers often cite the adage that patriotism is the last resort of the scoundrel — and with good reason.
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Vladimir Putin's charm offensive to right-wingers and populists around the world seems to be paying off in Italy.
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Many right-wingers are also known for talking a big game but then ultimately backing down without a fight.
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He railed against "right-wingers" and spoke approvingly of the recently scuttled nomination of Jeff Sessions to a federal judgeship.
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Even those in favour blame Japanese right-wingers, especially a former Tokyo governor, Shintaro Ishihara, for inflaming the Senkaku dispute.
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She appears relatively inoffensive to left-wingers, while hewing as close to the centre as her party's leftward drift allows.
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Corsi, unsurprisingly, was one of the many right wingers who spread false rumors that Obama was gay during his presidency.
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Even left-wingers often equate the worst excesses of the elite that they attack with the behavior of elite females.
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Inevitably, other right-wingers chastised former president Barack Obama for not condemning Black Lives Matter while he was in office.
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Some left-wingers, such as Britain's Jeremy Corbyn, imagine that Venezuela's "Bolivarian revolution" is a promising experiment in social justice.
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Conservatives have called that the program a "disaster," although plenty of right wingers think everything Obama does is a disaster.
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AS THE 2020 Democratic primary heats up, a brace of left-wingers are fighting over who can be more radical.
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Reasons to be negative: To get Larsson, the Oilers traded one of the NHL's best left wingers in Taylor Hall.
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Some left-wingers argue that Latin America should abandon large-scale extractive industries altogether, saying they are inimical to development.
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"I'm often asked why 'right wingers like Abe and Inada' want to increase the number of foreign laborers," she said.
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Right-wingers overlook John Paul's vitriolic opposition to the invasion of Iraq and the "greenery" of his successor, Benedict XVI.
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Those movements that survived to form dictatorial governments embraced a corporatist sort of capitalism, and set about killing left-wingers.
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" Cruz said "left-wingers" believe in staying neutral in the conflict because "they buy into the media's false moral equivalency.
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But it's also because cargo shorts are a useful avatar for a growing division among right-wingers on the internet.
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Ye has gone from tweeting out messages of love, to endorsing right wingers, to professing his love for Donald Trump.
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The most successful European right-wingers have all either taken over an old party or built up a new one.
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House Republicans are already painting vulnerable Democrats as radical left-wingers, tying them to Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist.
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I imagine, perhaps, a lot of right wingers watched it and maybe were appalled that we had it both ways.
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In a crude pitch to right-wingers in the Conservative Party, he likened the European Union to the Soviet Union.
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Some are right-wingers who back many of Mr Netanyahu's policies yet refused to vote for Likud or its allies.
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And it also is the case that the right-wingers that he hangs out with say these regulations are terrible.
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They're getting conned by right-wingers and tent revivalists until they believe all the lies that've made them so wrong.
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The decision almost tore the government apart, as left-wingers such as Tony Benn pressed the case for a siege economy.
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A partial list of popular things right-wingers have boycotted to "own the libs" since Donald Trump became president: Starbucks. Netflix.
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Trump's promise to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem has pleased Israeli right-wingers but dismayed Palestinian leaders.
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But prominent right wingers—notably, for example, Fox News anchor Sean Hannity—tried to spin self-serving tales about the murder.
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Photo: APRight-wingers have long been obsessed with the notion Silicon Valley liberals are conspiring to censor them on social media.
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Up front, the Predators are deeper than ever with the tempo-setting wingers Filip Forsberg and Viktor Arvidsson posing constant threats.
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Given Mr Biden's weakness, true left-wingers such as Elizabeth Warren have meanwhile had a free run at framing the debate.
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Democrats are significantly less likely to call themselves liberals (as Americans call left-wingers) than Republicans are to consider themselves conservative.
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The true liberals in the party jostle with left-wingers, including Tim Farron, who is leading them to a dreadful result.
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One unexpected cultural hallmark of the Trump era is the claim that right-wingers are under attack in the public sphere.
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Longtime Trump staffer Sam Nunberg called the president a "fucking fool" when trying to explain their new boss to West Wingers.
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Many aspects of the alt-right, especially as articulated by outspoken figures like Spencer, are highly unpalatable to older right-wingers.
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They have accused him of pandering to right-wingers, and past versions of the legislation failed to make it through parliament.
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Trump is validating right-wingers who always wanted to snuff out certain speech, and his rhetoric has emboldened hatemongers, she said.
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Right-wingers, identified late in the novel as members of the fascist group Britain First, have been marching in the area.
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"A lot of wingers are desperately hanging on to Trump as flotsam in a tsunami," Ms. Coulter said in an interview.
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Rome was far from perfect, but it was a lot more interesting and diverse than right-wingers are willing to acknowledge.
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But their members won't be wearing all black, and they don't plan to douse right-wingers in milkshakes or Silly String.
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Three of Japan's four tries against Scotland last weekend were scored by wingers, typically the most nimble players on the field.
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" Picking up on the nastier implications, various right-wingers over the years have derided Mr. Carter as "the first female president.
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He took on the right-wingers who dominated his state branch and transformed it into one of the party's most liberal outposts.
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And without fail, every year since has traditionally been the time when devoutly furious right-wingers cry foul at the doodle's absence.
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This predictably escalated even further and now Twitter is filled with amazing videos of right-wingers smashing their costly home coffee machines.
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One reason terrorism pushes right-wingers toward intolerance is that they are following the clear lead of Israeli politicians on the right.
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But Democrats found themselves on the defensive after left-wingers pushed for the abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Rep.
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While police were removing people from the park, counterdemonstrators had a chance to storm one side of it as right-wingers retreated.
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Mr Turnbull is grappling with poor approval ratings, mutinous right-wingers in his government and One Nation, a resurgent anti-immigrant party.
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His ceiling: It's impossible not to compare him to Ovechkin, since both big European wingers love to snipe from the faceoff circle.
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Having sounded unenthusiastic about the Green New Deal preached by left-wingers, he was asked in Pennsylvania how he would change it.
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Left-wingers tell you what you&aposre allowed to think, what you&aposre allowed to do, what you&aposre allowed to say.
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More concerning is Yang's desire to meddle in journalism, which will likely play right into the worst fears of conspiratorial right-wingers.
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He is broadly popular, although his decision to place some eccentric right-wingers in key roles within the party has disappointed centrists.
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More worrisome for Hollande, the poll showed that view was shared by 66 percent of people who customarily voted for left-wingers.
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In a combative speech, which contrasted sharply with the defeated tone of the Socialist Party, Melenchon reached out to disappointed left-wingers.
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Cries of liberal bias by right-wingers too often causes mainstream media outlets to overcompensate and provide disproportionate coverage to conservative viewpoints.
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Jews have been killed by extremist right wingers and by extremist Muslims, but not by hard left haters, at least not yet.
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Fellow right-wingers across Europe, who want to reform the bloc under Marine Le Pen's "Europe of Nations" alliance, offer one solution.
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When he talks to right-wingers, he is a hard-core nationalist, but when he talks to liberals, he softens his stands.
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There's nothing wrong with defending and counterattacking, especially when you have big, athletic center backs, speedy wingers, and a young, quick forward.
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It's not clear, even in retrospect, how much better things would have been if right-wingers had recognized economic reality in 2008.
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I have taken a lot of grief from my fellow Democrats over the years for calling out left-wingers, such as Sen.
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Some House "right-wingers" have threatened opposition, he noted, as well as lawmakers from hurricane-hit states who want more disaster aid.
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But the statements were also less aggressive than right-wingers attempting to gin up labor-environmentalist conflict made them out to be.
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" After the black-clad line of right-wingers had passed behind a line of police officers — greeted by chants of "Nazis out!
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You know, I don't have to tell you how disciplined Leader McConnell has been in filling the court with activist right-wingers.
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Hamdi Ulukaya, the founder of Chobani, has been a target of threats from right-wingers who say he employs too many refugees.
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An even spread of positions have been listed to maintain fairness — 11 defenders, 11 midfielders, 13 wingers, 12 strikers, and three goalkeepers.
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My sense is that right-wingers believe, probably correctly, that there's a sort of halo effect surrounding any form of public action.
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The idea of loyalty to this country, the Constitution and the president has been lost on so many left-wingers in America.
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Apparently these spoiled, detached, angry left-wingers will help the Dems increase voter registration and also help shape the message for the party.
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And this just proves that left wingers can make any vulgar comments with impunity but those same rights are not extended to Conservatives.
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When terrorist attacks increased, right-wingers were much less willing to allow political groups they don't like to give a speech or demonstrate.
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With the two wingers buzzing around on the flanks, Peralta should have plenty of space to roam as the out-and-out striker.
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Not only is Hossa one of the best point producers of all time, but he's also one of the best defensive wingers ever.
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But instead of celebrating Swaraj's responsiveness and efficiency, Twitter right-wingers began calling her "Sushma Begum," an honorific usually used by Muslim women.
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The right-wingers, some of them emboldened by roles in coalitions at national and regional levels, are expected be among the main winners.
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Even so, some senior left-wingers expressed optimism that an eventual defeat for Juppe would open a space for them in the center.
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Since those events, the fringe far-right wingers became totally inflamed, and they haven't really stopped getting upset about the modern liberal democracy.
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He has begun sidelining right-wingers like chief strategist Steve Bannon and elevating those who can bridge partisan divides and get things done.
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Central to his progressive mission is finding common ground with right wingers, even as he disagrees with them on matters big and small.
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To Thomas Jaeger, a political scientist at Cologne University, Petry stands out from other senior German right-wingers who are old and male.
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The Republicans in charge of government are full of extreme right-wingers, and the Democratic Party includes everyone from centrists to social democrats.
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Today, accusations of media bias so fill the ears of right-wingers that it serves as an effective rejoinder to annul any criticism.
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The most hardline right-wingers, in turn, need Netanyahu and his devoted base of supporters to implement their pro-settlement, anti-democratic agenda.
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The Eurosceptic and anti-migrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) decided to steer clear of Mr Bannon, and other right-wingers were wary too.
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Line changes spark Rangers past Canadiens MONTREAL — Looking for a spark, Rangers coach Alain Vigneault swapped a pair of his top six wingers.
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To right-wingers he was the hardline Brexiteer who talked up the prospect of leaving with no deal and used casually racist language.
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The German phrase "Lügenpresse," or "lying press," has been revived by right-wingers in both countries as a term of abuse against journalists.
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All right, Greg, I know we&aposve talked about this, where were all these left-wingers during the cold war when we needed them?
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GOP employees and other right-wingers have been complaining that dating in one of the most Democratic cities in America is a political minefield.
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Cathy, OK, when I look at this, I see a bunch of left wingers who want to stand in solidarity with the resistance movement.
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Right-wingers on Twitter, including Cernovich, have turned the tactic of reporting offensive past tweets into a poisonous campaign against liberals — winning temporary suspensions.
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He was criticized online by conservatives, as well as left-wingers who worried he'd endangered a queer person (videos of the incident were circulated).
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Some commentators suggested Netanyahu's remarks to Likud might have been a move to placate right-wingers in his cabinet rather than a concrete plan.
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While the social media giant quickly backtracked, the same cannot be said for its treatment of right-wingers or globalist opponents in other regards.
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During that era and later, there were plenty of explicitly anti-Semitic demagogues out there; many were Democrats, but virtually all were right-wingers.
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Orania was established in 21993 by a band of Afrikaner right-wingers, including the widow of Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd, the architect of apartheid.
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Some liberals think that right-wingers self-select away from academic paths in part because they are money-grubbers who prefer more lucrative professions.
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So when the bomb went off, "I realized pretty quickly that it was an attack from right-wingers," Richter, 41, told me last fall.
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In neighboring Bernau, she spotted graffiti on a telephone booth urging people to slug in the mouth those who oppose the radical right wingers.
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Yes, there were American left-wingers who preferred the Soviet Union to the GOP, but vanishingly few would have ever felt comfortable saying so.
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Suffice to say that Crystal Palace, with two of the fastest wingers in the Premier League, tried 31 crosses from wide positions against Leicester.
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Unlike most liberals in America, Louis understands that outraged op-eds primarily benefit right wingers and give them the attention they so desperately crave.
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But the clearance issues are more serious: West Wingers believe more people are set to be escorted out the building for security clearance issues.
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Right wingers Adam Cracknell and Jake Virtanen scored for the Canucks, who have lost four straight games, all by the same 23-25 score.
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There also is a vocal minority of left-wingers with an unyielding, take-no-prisoners attitude and who command mainstream and social media attention.
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Soros has long been a boogeyman for right-wingers, but President Donald Trump has helped pushed conspiracy theories about him into the Republican mainstream.
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Left-wingers criticised the president for supporting free markets, including labour reforms which have triggered a weekly round of paralysing rail strikes in France.
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The surprise is that in a country renowned for its footballing left-wingers, the only ones now taking a political stance are on the right.
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Putting up incredible production with a rotating cast of mediocre wingers, Sundin was an eight-time All-Star, and probably the greatest Maple Leaf ever.
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Right-wingers restlessMany in the CDU are convinced the only way to right the party ship is for it to re-embrace its conservative traditions.
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It is in this second role that the court has angered the elected politicians, mostly those from the right but occasionally left-wingers as well.
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His soulmates include the education minister, Ricardo Vélez Rodríguez, who wants to fight the supposed influence in schools of left-wingers and gay-rights advocates.
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Archbishop Óscar Romero, shot dead while serving mass, is a hero among left-wingers; his assassin was a member of a right-wing death squad.
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When I go after criminals, I get them, and I will capture all of these criminals who are getting their orders from the right-wingers.
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To many right-wingers, this fight over online payments is yet another battle in what they perceive as a nationwide war on their protected speech.
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He did say he's also wary of the online bans that have taken place and of fake donation pages he's seen impersonating other right-wingers.
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No false start, no slow fade, just a steady diet of what less bombastic right wingers had been feeding the party foot soldiers for years.
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Confrontations with Cuba fed a "symbiotic relationship" between hardliners within the Castro regime and anti-Castro right-wingers in the United States, Mr Valenzuela argues.
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Right-wing Brexiteers who saw the EU as a socialist superstate joined forces with left-wingers who saw it as a tool of global capitalism.
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TERRY ORTLIEBCastle Rock, Colorado For years right-wingers in America have claimed that climate change is nothing more than a mask for implementing socialist policies.
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Powerful right-wingers had prepared the ground for the legend of the Dolchstoss , or stab in the back, even as the war was still raging.
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He is absolutely unfit, and the biggest problem is that he relies only on his inner circle of advisers, all of whom are right-wingers.
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"I don't ever see United playing the way certain supporters want (with wingers providing width)," former Arsenal and England defender Nigel Winterburn told Sky Sports.
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But what makes extremists extreme—whether they're leftists, right-wingers, fundamentalist Christians, or anti-vaxxers—is a ferocious resistance to anything that contradicts their worldview.
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Commodity prices surged in 2007-8, and right-wingers like Moore called for interest rate hikes to head off what they saw as looming inflation.
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The two left-wingers are each polling at around 15% of the vote—a strikingly poor result for Mr Sanders's superior resources and name recognition.
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But the grassroots energy inside the party — from moderates to left-wingers — is all about taking the fight to Trump to the point of impeachment.
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When French right-wingers complain of being "colonized" by immigrants, the humiliation is doubled by the knowledge that these immigrants are people they once colonized.
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That plan successfully alienated both right-wingers, who thought it wasn't bloodthirsty enough, and moderate Republicans, who saw it as jeopardizing patients with preexisting conditions.
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Statements like McBride's may sway right-wingers out to demonize leftist protests in general, or even moderate Democrats who reflexively fear rule-breaking and violence.
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When I asked Kevin Smith, one of the authors of Predisposed: Liberals, Conservatives, and the Biology of Political Differences, if there was a plausible explanation for why right-wingers say they are more satisfied with their sex lives than left-wingers, he said it's possible that it could be a function of their conservatism, though he said he hasn't done any formal research into the topic.
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Griffin's severed head was a toothless piece of sub-Banksy commentary that produced only fake outrage from right-wingers eager to paint Hollywood celebs as crazy.
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Right wingers Teddy Purcell and Nail Yakupov scored for Edmonton (19-25-5), which has lost eight of its last nine road games (1-5-3).
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"The biggest difference was the flow from our back end through our center into our wingers," Blues forward Alex Steen told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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At the same time, Ms Solano adds, right-wingers emboldened by their political success feel freer to rail against those whom they see as whingeing liberals.
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There were mixed messages among right-wingers, some of whom said to fall back and some of whom wanted to hold their ground despite police warnings.
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That goes hand-in-hand with how SonicFox turned the phrase "im gay" into his battle cry, both during matches and Twitter showdowns with right wingers.
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Their business-friendly reforms, Mr Renzi's autocratic ways and the objections to both from more traditional left-wingers have stretched the party's unity to breaking point.
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Left winger Jaden Schwartz scored the Blues' first power-play goal in six games before left wingers Scottie Upshall and David Perron capped off the outburst.
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That sort of rhetoric has fueled anti-refugee sentiment and spurred mass demonstrations by radical right-wingers no longer ashamed to be open about their politics.
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When he saw the opponent slow down he would pull one of our wingers out of formation, and start mashing hard on the "speed burst" button.
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It has gone off the deep end, and many moderate Democrats must cry in their sleep that their party has been taken over by left-wingers.
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The "civil war" being waged by hard-core left wingers in the Democratic Party seriously threatens to reduce their much ballyhooed "Blue Wave" to a ripple.
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The ruling class, in particular the right-wingers currently in power, have refused to even raise the minimum wage, let alone take on more ambitious reforms.
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While many unsympathetic to Kavanaugh found the tone off-putting, his performance won plaudits from conservatives and right-wingers, who see him as an injured party.
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Previously, the threat of a vocal and organized response from right-wingers—who are up in arms about Jones's ban—would have spooked Facebook and YouTube.
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Not just D'Souza but an entire cohort of young right-wingers were formed by the campus wars of the 1980s, a milieu that rewarded prankish provocateurs.
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Raja Shehadeh slams that door — not only in Halevi's face but in the faces of all Israeli centrists, who endure the criticisms of Jewish right-wingers.
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While Finland's prime minister and climate minister are both left-wingers, Haavisto told POLITICO in an interview that it's Finnish industry begging politicians to go green.
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When the club opened, the Wingers, like many women around the country, were anticipating a historic election of the first female president of the United States.
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The Oilers got a pair of goals from centers Leon Draisaitl and center Mark Letestu and one apiece from left wingers Patrick Maroon and Benoit Pouliot.
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Heritage's most recent plan successfully alienated both right-wingers, who thought it wasn't bloodthirsty enough, and moderates, who saw it as jeopardizing patients with preexisting conditions.
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On this episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, The Young Turks CEO Cenk Uygur talks about running an online media company for young left-wingers.
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However the political makeup has shifted over the past few years and, as she puts it, a "new batch of crazy right wingers" now holds a supermajority.
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About 80 young people, mainly Germans described by police as being right-wingers, chanted that the town belonged to Germans as 20 asylum seekers stood opposite them.
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Despite a few vows from some strident left-wingers, the new Democratic majority in the lower chamber has shown little appetite for trying to remove the president.
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Right wingers have a predilection for fearing Antifa, despite the fact that they only seem to show up at neo-Nazi rallies and to protest police brutality.
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It may come as a surprise to contemporary left-wingers that it was once quite common for the champions of laissez faire to make exactly David's argument.
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Case in point: the reaction from right-wingers to Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime show — during which she performed the song clad in a Black Panther-inspired costume.
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The conservatives or right-wingers are very concerned about regulatory reform, and you can actually achieve a lot more regulatory reform through a means-tested tax credit.
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Will right-wingers who have despised Clinton for decades really cast their lot in with a candidate whose persona is basically "Rodney Dangerfield with a racist streak"?
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The proposal is the first since the election of Donald Trump, whom Israeli right-wingers expect to be more supportive of settlement building than Barack Obama's administration.
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Edmonton right wingers Zack Kassian (lower body) and Jesse Puljujarvi (charley horse) didn't play after the first period, nor did New York defenseman Travis Hamonic (upper body).
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The ultra-nationalist resurgence is not causing great alarm in the EU for now because Vucic has ruled out a coalition with the right-wingers, diplomats say.
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Letting decent but aging wingers walk away for nothing is painful, but it's the sort of tough call a smart team has to be willing to make.
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No conservative in Ocasio-Cortez's position would ever praise the press—in the Trump era, rising right-wingers instead cry fake news and spread dark conspiracy theories.
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That's because basic income promises to do the two things that will make make right-wingers jump onto the social services bandwagon: save money and reduce government.
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The Wingers also wanted to examine lesser-known elements of the Cold War, settling on the attempts by communist and Western powers to influence politics in Africa.
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He said the network was willing to broadcast a second season, but only if the Wingers tweaked it to be closer to its other, more popular series.
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"A major new tide of migrants, which we consider unlikely at this stage, could again boost support for latently anti-EU right-wingers in Europe," he added.
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This comes one day after Radical Left wingers published a fake hit piece about me, falsely accusing me of getting donations from an "anti-Muslim hate group".
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The response of Social Democrat leaders was to label such critics "right-wingers" and to demand they embrace even more liberal virtues, like identity and gender politics.
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But on Thursday that fragile consensus fractured when some right-wingers made it clear they would not support the government motion on its handling of the negotiations.
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A movement lurking in Reddit and 43chan threads and in community blogs and forums, a movement of right-wingers who openly argue that democracy is a joke.
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He became the sixth player to reach the mark with the Penguins, joining centers Mario Lemieux, Ron Francis, right wingers Joe Mullen, Jaromir Jagr and defenseman Paul Coffey.
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Italy's defensive performance were outstanding, the back three of Giorgio Chiellini, Leonardo Bonucci and Andrea Barzagli shutting down the Spanish forwards and comfortably cutting the wingers' crosses throughout.
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Seven players — six forwards, including newcomer left wingers Jimmy Vesey and Michael Grabner — scored as the Rangers overwhelmed the San Jose Sharks 7-4 at Madison Square Garden.
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Trump and right-wingers turned the migrant caravan into an election issue with their hysteria about "unknown Middle Easterners," leprosy, and the malevolent hidden hand of George Soros.
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And in the House, the renegade right-wingers in the Freedom Caucus have already threatened to oppose a debt ceiling hike if it is paired with disaster relief.
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Some pro-independence Catalan lawmakers could be heard pledging to follow through on the results of the banned referendum, which backed independence, prompting more jeers from right-wingers.
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By signaling a lurch to the left, a Hamon win in the Socialist primary will boost Macron's prospects of drawing votes from moderate left-wingers after Valls exits.
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The Lightning lost wingers Ondrej Palat and team-leading scorer Nikita Kucherov on this road trip, adding to a long list of injuries that includes sniper Steven Stamkos.
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Some view UK Labour&aposs loss as a blow to the left-wingers in the US, though it is a matter of debate how precisely the two overlap.
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Trump's win has not only delighted Western right-wingers but also jihadists who told supporters the election had revealed the true position of the United States towards Muslims.
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In part, that was laziness, but in part, it was too clear any change would specifically benefit Schwarzenegger — something neither Democrats nor right-wingers really wanted to do.
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Criticized in the past by party left-wingers as too moderate, Gillibrand repeatedly emphasized her support for a "Medicare for all" proposal to create a national health care system.
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Jones claimed that Gilmore and left-wingers "staged" the attack as part of a conspiracy funded by George Soros, a Jewish billionaire who is a favorite scapegoat of conspiracists.
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Left wingers who were screaming about Trump&aposs rhetoric on Muslims and immigrants cause mayhem during his Inauguration and fire bombed a limo owned by a Muslim immigrant. Idiots.
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According to Friday's Odoxa poll, the preference for Macron over Fillon was clear-cut among left-wingers as well as supporters of the anti-immigrant, anti-EU National Front.
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Elsewhere in the city around 250 right-wingers, probably soccer hooligans, were detained after they set bins on fire, damaged property and set off fireworks, a police spokeswoman said.
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If right-wingers don't see their conspiracy theories represented back to them in mainstream news, it will merely hasten their ongoing alienation from mainstream sources of fact and information.
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In June 1922 a group of anti-Semitic right-wingers appalled the German establishment by assassinating Walther Rathenau, the foreign minister, in his car on the streets of Berlin.
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But former "Daily Show" television host Jon Stewart this week called out left-wingers as hypocrites for portraying Trump voters as racists even as they purport to reject stereotypes.
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Outlets like Infowars and Fox and Friends covered the "story," and some angry right-wingers even said they had tried to sic the FBI and Secret Service on me.
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Elsewhere in the city around 250 right-wingers, probably football hooligans, were detained after they set bins on fire, damaged property and set off fireworks, a police spokeswoman said.
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Shaked has said she wants more conservative judges named to the court, whose oversight and occasional reversal of Israeli laws have drawn criticism from her and other right-wingers.
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Maybe rock will gradually start to appear more appealing by comparison as its hip-hop and EDM counterparts grow older and bloated with their own SR-71s and Wingers.
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In recent years, a crop of conservative dating startups have launched in response to this phenomenon, all with one purpose: giving right-wingers a safe space to find love.
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Earnest on Monday repeatedly went after "right-wingers" in the U.S. and Iran, claiming criticism of the exchange was in part motivated by those seeking to torpedo the deal.
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While it's concerning that right-wingers feel able to attack left-wing bookshops, it is perhaps some small comfort that even they are mortified by their own cringeworthy actions.
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Ultimately, the show's production company, UFA Fiction, financed a second season with Amazon Prime as the German distributor, allowing the Wingers to maintain their original vision for the show.
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Clashes with right-wingers erupted again at rallies in March and April in support of free speech (a "messy pepper spray mosh pit," as one anti-fascist described it).
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If he is incurious about the economy's weaknesses, the left-wingers seem unable to account for its current strength—illustrated by rows of gleaming trucks outside Mr Biden's events.
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In early 2017, forecasters took rising poll numbers for nationalists, extrapolated them into the future and imagined formerly fringe right-wingers gaining influence and setting off a eurozone crisis.
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Even though they enjoy significant bipartisan support, they have been stalled, or subjected to unacceptable conditions, by hardcore right-wingers — at least when they were presented as standalone bills.
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Indeed, some Irish left-wingers sniffed hypocrisy from a politician who in his time has spurned such causes as gay adoption and once suggested paying unemployed immigrants to return home.
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The Tory Remainers will now never forgive David Cameron for failing to stand up to his right-wingers and for staging a referendum -- one he completely assumed he would win.
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Right Wingers This trend has enjoyed much recent longevity within the megalomaniac community—think, Donald Trump, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Julian Assange—which suggests a definite undercurrent of status symbolism involved.
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"West Wingers and those who traveled regularly with Trump noticed that he and Melania seemed to have some sincere affection for each other despite media speculation," Woodward writes in Fear.
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Photo: Pablo Martinez Monsivais (AP)On Wednesday, Donald Trump escalated his war with major U.S. tech companies he and other prominent conservatives have been baselessly accusing of censoring right-wingers.
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But he would be gambling with Israel's future if he were now tempted to annex parts of the West Bank, or pushed into it by right-wingers in his government.
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"I'm at the center spot and playing with two great wingers, so hopefully the three of us can click and make it happen," the 33-year-old Schenn told Philly.com.
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Tumbles is alone at night, after participating in a right-wing debate show, drinking herself into a stupor after reading transphobic comments from the very right wingers she's pandering to.
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On the one hand: What exactly is it about right wingers that makes them think being told to shut up is the worst thing that can possibly happen to you?
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And for those that don't take issue with the latest censorship of right-wingers by big social media -- unless we take a stand now, who knows where it could end.
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Right-wingers in America and Europe claim the West is at war with fascist radical Islam in the form of ISIS/Daesh and other extremists — "Salafascists" to use Taleb's term.
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President Trump on Tuesday selected 85033th Circuit Court Judge Neil Gorsuch to fill the late Antonin Scalia's vacant seat on the Supreme Court, sparking fits of rage from left-wingers.
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Unlike Higgins, who Republicans might be inclined to write off as a neophyte and backbencher, King holds significant power due to his close ties with House right-wingers and Trump.
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Right-wingers have long endured allegations that many of their cherished ideas—promoting free markets or seeking to devolve power away from Washington—are cover for a cruder, nastier agenda.
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Nine months down the line, elections were held in Poland and the liberal-conservative Civic Platform party's majority was wiped out by the populist right-wingers Law and Justice (PiS).
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At a conference of religious conservatives, he revived a Biblical quip which became fashionable among evangelical right-wingers (on bumper-stickers, for example) after Barack Obama took office as president.
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Cristian Rodriguez, 32, and Carlos Sanchez, 33, have been named in the starting line-up with wingers Giorgian De Arrascaeta, 24, and Nahitan Nandez, 22, sliding to the substitutes' bench.
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No matter how much left-wingers pillory Pelosi's willingness to compromise with Republicans, and her ties to big donors, she is still a better fit than Hoyer for their agenda.
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Mr. Flake and his fellow right-wingers don't want centrists on the court and they will do everything they can to make sure no president, even a Republican, appoints one.
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Second, they point to Uranium One, a faux scandal where right-wingers claim then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton approved the sale of 20 percent of America's uranium to Russia.
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"It's a show vote for the right-wingers and a show vote for the so-called moderates," said Frank Sharry, the executive director of America's Voice, an immigrant rights group.
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Right-wing reformers are rising where left-wingers ruled, progressives are rising where conservatives held power, and unconventional populists are gaining in countries where the traditional parties are especially weak.
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The second vice president of the Bolivian Senate, Jeanine Añez, declared herself interim president when Morales left office, sparking further protests and claims of a coup by Bolivian right-wingers.
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Left wingers have already made it a goal to flip the Texas state house blue, and are raking in millions of dollars in campaign donations from liberals outside the state.
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Israeli right-wingers love Mr Trump and see in him the most pro-Israel of all American presidents; they are thrilled to see Mr Netanyahu working in concert with him.
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The far-right extremists who did show up were vastly outnumbered by the thousands of right-wingers — overwhelmingly white and male — who bussed into the city of Richmond that morning.
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The new name comes a year before European elections, for which Le Pen is hoping to form alliances with other right-wingers, notably Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, to rival Macron's party.
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At the same time, the GOP in the state's largest city was dealt a death blow: It forfeited a council seat reserved for non-Democrats to third-party left-wingers.
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Kaufman recalled that one of the left-wingers in 1983 wanted to get a policy on puppy-farming into the manifesto, but this was too much detail even for Tony Benn.
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If the paradigmatic free-speech cases of 50 years ago protected racist right-wingers, the precedents they overturned had prosecuted communists, pacifists, labor unionists, and civil-rights and racial-justice advocates.
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She noted that after her warm interview with Singal she was lovebombed by "centrists and right wingers" who offered false comfort over how she was being criticized by other trans people.
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Another is ideological: by treating Gaza as if it were a Palestinian state, Israeli right-wingers think they might more easily fend off pressure for territorial concessions in the West Bank.
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The city's Labour councillors, who dominate local politics, range from Muslims with sympathy for the parents protesting against the gay-friendly classes, to secular left-wingers who strongly support the school.
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But among conservative white men, there is one particular group that Trump hasn't won over: the #NeverTrump brigade of right-wingers who have spent the last year decrying his political success.
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This month, Macron made good on a pledge to scale back the wealth tax, long a tool for social justice for left-wingers but blamed by others for driving millionaires abroad.
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The volte-face split the party: left-wingers accused Mr Faymann of kissing up to the Freedom Party, while centrists said the party should start to cooperate with the far right.
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The two most expensive wingers in soccer, Bale and Ronaldo, had run miles to augment their team's defensive entrapment of Barcelona, but they still had the energy to win the game.
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At the least, it suggests liberals have something in common with the right-wingers they deplore, and that Trumpism, for its part, is only a symptom of a much broader issue.
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Secondly, Trump wants, for similar reasons, to end "chain migration," a term right-wingers often use to describe the process by which immigrants can sponsor the immigration of their family members.
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But what some European viewers realized and the Jewish Daily Forward later unpacked was that he was actually wearing something called a "bocskai" that's popular among extreme-right wingers in Hungary.
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Though the royal family is broadly popular, opponents of the imperial system clashed with right-wingers at a demonstration on Tuesday, and the two groups had to be separated by police.
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The Canadiens were already known as the Flying Frenchmen, but Morenz, a center, and his two speedy wingers, Aurèle Joliat and Johnny Gagnon, accelerated the team's attack and bolstered its popularity.
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Eberle is likely to join Tavares and Anders Lee on the team's top line — a welcome prospect for Tavares, who has sought a consistent pair of elite wingers in recent seasons.
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It asks left-wingers to recognize that shouting down right-wing speakers or getting Google engineers fired for "wrongthink" involves the same tactics that they deplore when they're used against progressives.
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That will be the moment of truth for the Steve Bannons, Ann Coulters and the rest of the right wingers who are angry about the president's deal making on the dreamers.
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An internal memo by strategists for Democratic President Jimmy Carter showed they welcomed a Reagan candidacy, believing that they could defeat him with a negative campaign of moderates versus right wingers.
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They would roughly equal his $3.2 trillion in spending proposals over a decade, an order of magnitude less than what the left-wingers need to finance their Medicare-for-all plans.
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"They are going to put their little team together, the right wingers, and they're going to roll out everyday with a new accusation, but it's not going to hold," she said.
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Mr Bloomberg has pitched himself as a counter-weight to left-wingers such as Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who he says are "not well-positioned" to defeat President Donald Trump.
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Captain Jamie Benn set the tone by roughing it up with Flyers captain Claude Giroux on the opening shift, which ended with both left wingers in the box with roughing minors.
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Larsson is a decent young player, but nowhere near a proven No. 1, and the Oilers had just given up one of the best left wingers in the world for him.
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This is how the game is played now, evidently: A comedian gets prominent right-wingers to say things on camera that they later try to insist they were tricked into saying.
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Up front Tite has an embarrassment of riches, with Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and Philippe Coutinho the likely starters with able back-up on the bench from speedy wingers Willian and Douglas Costa.
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On the other hand, Donald Trump has been eagerly shepherding his flock of true believers into a crusade against tech companies he believes are censoring right-wingers, including Twitter, Facebook, and Google.
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But more recently, he's become better known as a free speech advocate for a who's who of internet-famous right-wingers, people who run the gamut from trollish to hateful to worse.
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Ross had been in conflict with right-wingers online; he did not want the event to have white nationalist overtones and did not want the Three Percenters to participate if it did.
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According to one of my sources, he's already reached out to a number of anti-Trump and reluctant-Trump right-wingers, ostensibly to bring more of them on board the messaging train.
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ONCE a stronghold of the conservative Popular Party (PP), led by the prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, Valencia fell to a broad coalition of anti-austerity left-wingers in regional elections in May.
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Many right-wingers were also not pleased by the Socialist government's exhumation of Franco's remains last month from his gargantuan mausoleum so he could no longer be exalted in a public place.
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If politics were like a track race between three runners — progressives, the establishment and right-wingers — the mainstream media would say it was a tie between the establishment and the right wing.
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That included five goals and three multi-point games for Kucherov, who at times looks like he's on the verge of becoming the latest in a long line of great Russian wingers.
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Today's left- and right-wingers for the most part aren't inventing myths of shared blood and common ancestry, or binding together in ritual ordeals, or blending in appearance with a common uniform.
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Yet their priorities—the free movement of goods and profits, but not people; the curbing of "climate risk," but not the right to emit—aren't far off from the right-wingers' demands.
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Right-wingers across the country had turned town halls into shouting matches about the deficit and the Affordable Care Act that were really thinly veiled attacks against the first black American president.
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Among internet-native right wingers, the phrase "virtue signaling" has long done similar work, suggesting that the social-justice rhetoric of progressives is only a form of self-righteous, hypocritical point-scoring.
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And while he will find himself uncomfortably sandwiched between two right-wingers -- Naftali Bennett of the Bayit Ha Yehudi party and Mr. Lieberman -- Mr. Netanyahu is no stranger to manipulation of his Cabinet.
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The reform was only passed after Hollande's government invoked rarely used constitutional powers to bypass parliament in the face of street protests and a rebellion by left-wingers in his own Socialist party.
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One plausible, though possibly too ingenious, theory for his attack on Ms Pressley and the rest, all of whom are left-wingers, is that he wanted to boost their prestige within the party.
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CNN reported just a few dozen attendees faced off against thousands upon thousands of counter-protesters; the right-wingers found themselves so outnumbered they canceled the rally early and left under police guard.
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So after the family separation controversy at the border, and all the recent street action by Maxine Waters left wingers, Trump&aposs approval rating is up with Hispanics, it&aposs up 10 points.
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In the wake of the deadly white nationalist "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, right-wingers have attempted to distance themselves from white nationalists as they've planned rallies in Boston and San Francisco.
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The Conservatives have long been written off as English right-wingers, winning only token representation beyond the English borders (in 1997 they failed to win a single seat in either Scotland or Wales).
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Hall described Thatcherism as a project to "reshape common sense", and argued in the late 1970s that left-wingers had to develop a similarly panoptic programme if they were ever to win power.
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The best hope of one despairing opposition grandee is that Fidesz fails to win an overall majority, allowing liberals and left-wingers to form a minority government with the tacit support of Jobbik.
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I don't think we have to be accountable for them as much as any violent left-wingers … and you guys shouldn't be responsible for them any more than we're responsible for our readers.
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As was obvious last year, it is hard-core left-wingers such as Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren who speak for Democratic activists, not more mainstream figures like last year's loser, Hillary Clinton.
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He told me at McIntire Park that he'd never been called to political action before but drove about five hours from western Pennsylvania to meet other extreme right-wingers for the first time.
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All this might explain why Israeli right-wingers are, unusually, complaining that Mr Sisi has been too tough on the Palestinians by cutting traffic and tunnels between Gaza and the restive Sinai peninsula.
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But at the very least, I think these are some of the complications that the left-wingers and liberals arguing about their party's approach to the Trumpenproletariat need to consider and think through.
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Political commentator Sima Kadmon, writing in Israel's Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, said right-wingers had every reason to cheer but added that Netanyahu's arm had needed no twisting when it came to Palestinian statehood.
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Mr. Corbyn's critics accuse him of poor leadership, pedestrian performances in Parliament, a failure to reach out beyond committed left-wingers, and being more concerned with controlling the Labour Party than winning power.
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If Macron has, for the moment, managed to stop a group of menacing right-wingers in their tracks, then we can perhaps trace his success back to his time as an amateur footballer.
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Sometimes they're even straight up right-wingers, like the Real Americans gimmick, which had a whiskered Zeb Coulter counseling Jack Swagger and Cesaro in all things Tea Party and feuding with Mexican wrestlers.
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Everywhere the Venezuelan catastrophe is a propaganda tool against left-wingers who have failed to keep their distance from Mr Maduro or to smash the icon of Hugo Chávez, his mentor and predecessor.
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Mainly, it means that if you're in any role that involves informing people — whether it's in education or in journalism — you shouldn't let right-wingers, as Ferguson would put it, grind you down.
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They are flattered by the approval-seeking of Republican men, and annoyed by the upstart left-wingers who insist that they live up to liberal ideals these same elites find inconvenient or unprofitable.
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Stone and fellow wingers Mike Hoffman and Chris Neil had the Ottawa goals, while defenseman Dion Phaneuf chipped in with two assists in his first game at Canadian Tire Centre as a Senator.
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Trump's endorsement of Israel keeping its settlements delighted right-wingers, who immediately urged the extension of Israeli sovereignty to nearly 30% of the occupied West Bank, which Israel captured in a 1967 war.
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We'd like them to continue there but that only happens when the rest of the group is pulling their weight through the middle and the wingers are playing well like they did tonight.
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If Macron rather than Fillon or the left-wingers makes the second round, Le Pen's already-difficult path gets even harder — at least based on what we see in the polling data now.
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In a move that has emboldened Israeli right wingers, the president-elect has already appointed a new U.S. ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, who is considered far right on issues, including settlement building.
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In a surprisingly savage reshuffle, he has appointed right-wingers to his cabinet: Priti Patel, a past advocate of the death penalty, is home secretary, and Dominic Raab, an uncompromising Brexiteer, is foreign secretary.
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The 1003-odd right-wingers, known as the House Freedom Caucus, who opposed the repeal bill, causing Paul Ryan, the Republican Speaker of the House, to withdraw it, intended no rebuke to Mr Trump.
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West Wingers are excited and nervous about what his arrival means, but one told me it won't be enough for Kelly to fix processes and lines of authority; he needs to change the culture.
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How can Americans — be they liberals, right-wingers or centrists — be assured that the intelligence community or others won't decide to "incidentally" collect personal information about them, and then leak it to the public?
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Right-wing schisms are a staple of conservatism: There are the libertarian, hands-off-my-money types, and then there are the cultural right-wingers, tired of watering down their racism to win votes.
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Pipe bombs are being sent to the leaders of a political party, and the guy who made 'Dilbert' is saying, You know the bombs were really made by left-wingers because they didn't work.
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After decades of conservative insistence that Bill Clinton's impeachment was about lying, not fellatio, it's amazing to see right-wingers arguing that's it's O.K. if Kavanaugh shaded the truth under oath to avoid embarrassment.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The head of Germany's domestic intelligence agency said on Tuesday that militant right-wingers were mixing with less radical conservatives, blurring the lines to make extremism more acceptable and harder to detect.
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" MULVANEY: "You know, it's funny to see now that the Republicans are in charge I think there's a group of right-wingers in the House who say they want to shut the government down.
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There's a deeper, even likelier explanation: that the right-wingers who make up Trump's Israel-Palestine team have worked with the Israeli right to figure out a way to undo the peace process itself.
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That's obviously distinct from Medicaid: Even crazy right-wingers like me believe that government has a moral duty to ensure that poor people have good access to quality medical care from womb to tomb.
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Mr Netanyahu's main appeal to right-wingers is that he has presided over a decade of uninterrupted economic growth and relative calm within the country's borders (certainly when compared with the turbulent region around it).
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As Angelo Carusone, president of liberal media group Media Matters, wrote earlier this year:Cries of liberal bias by right-wingers too often causes mainstream media outlets to overcompensate and provide disproportionate coverage to conservative viewpoints.
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In February 2019, a group of online right-wingers is working to turn Roof's dark vision into reality, building a cult of personality around the Charleston killer and encouraging others to carry out similar attacks.
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G Martin Jones, who made 22 saves, allowed a pair of somewhat soft second-period goals to left wingers Rick Nash and Chris Kreider as the Rangers grabbed a 3-1 lead through 40 minutes.
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Some right-wingers have gone so far as to argue that because Bob Mueller, the special counsel already overseeing the Russia investigation, was FBI Director at the time of the deal, he should be dismissed.
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When George W. Bush was president, the preposterous belief that the attacks of September 11th 2001 were an "inside job" spread far and wide among left-wingers, and became conventional wisdom in the Arab world.
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Yet the former IMF chief economist had come under attack from right wingers in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party, with friends and colleagues saying this contributed to his decision to make an early exit.
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Before that junta collapsed in disgrace, military factions had carried out coup and counter-coup for most of the century as republicans and monarchists, leftists and right-wingers vied to control a seriously divided nation.
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In the same way, YouTube sends left-wingers into a bubble of left-wing videos, fundamentalist Christians into a fundamentalist Christian bubble, and people who love to knit into a vast universe of fellow knitters.
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When the Infowars host "Prison" Paul Joseph Watson plugged Brain Force Plus—he said he takes two pills for a "sustainable burst of energy" before shooting his videos—left-wingers accepted the invitation to ridicule.
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For years, CPAC has always hailed itself as a place for the next generation of right-wingers — activists, politicians, staffers, thinkers — to meet one another, learn valuable skills and begin a career in professional conservatism.
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But if we condemn them even while they're making moves to be better -- regardless of the reason and especially when right-wingers are also bashing them -- we risk alienating them and others who are watching.
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Many recipients of Soros' contributions are viewed as politically liberal, but some right-wingers and the Kremlin tend to see his hand (or more precisely, his wallet) in any action they perceive as left-wing.
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GERMANY'S BATTERED coalition is on shakier ground than ever after members of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), the junior partner to the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), elected two relatively unknown left-wingers as their leaders.
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Since he was elected party leader in 2013, Mr Renzi has faced dogged opposition from inside the PD. His adversaries include left-wingers who dislike his business-friendly policies and members of the party's old guard.
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A poor SPD result in Hesse would increase pressure on the party leadership to quit the federal coalition with Mrs Merkel: left-wingers believe the party is losing its identity because of compromises with the conservatives.
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The individuals leading the "leave" campaign, however, seem to themselves also its greatest weakness — an idiosyncratic collection of often eccentric right-wingers, exemplified by former London Mayor Boris Johnson and UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage.
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Denmark started by playing long balls directed at their wingers to take advantage of their superior height factor but mostly ended up playing catch up to Peru's slick short passing game for the opening half-hour.
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Sharks goaltender Martin Jones, who made 260 saves, allowed a pair of somewhat soft second-period goals to left wingers Rick Nash and Chris Kreider as the Rangers grabbed a 2400-1 lead through 40 minutes.
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It is this ideal of "integration" that right-wingers in particular seized upon in the aftermath of the Özil-Erdogan photo, citing it as an example of those with Turkish heritage failing to become fully German.
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In March last year, eight members of a German far-right terror cell were jailed for a bombing campaign against refugees and left-wingers in the town of Freital, about a 25-minute drive from Dresden.
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But ESPN has nevertheless caved (again) to right-wingers, suspending Hill in order to try to prove something that no one involved in this debate actually believes, which is that sports and politics are entirely separate.
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Now, The New York Times and CNN are scared to death of right-wingers, and they will go out of their way to not only cover them but in fact twist coverage in their favor. How?
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Starting the game short-handed without wingers Nick Ritchie and Patrick Eaves, Anaheim's offense took another hit when Ondrej Kase left the game after the second period with an upper-body injury and did not return.
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And while the president-elect personally selected Shulkin to carry out a mandate of continuity, the transition team generally staffed the VA with hardcore right-wingers who were committed to the conservative vision of VA privatization.
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Now many conservative white brothers and sisters and many radical right-wingers of all races have attempted to distort Martin Luther King Jr&aposs memory, to whitewash him of the social context of his racial ideas.
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Throughout Europe, the far-right continues to target Jews, and increasingly "immigrants, left-wingers, and homeless people," as well as Muslims and queer people, according to a 2019 report by the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism.
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Probably the richest life cycle of any meme on this list, "Thanks, Obama" started as a sarcastic mockery of right-wingers who sought to blame all their woes on the Obama administration, even irksome everyday frustrations.
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Such talk helped win Trump growing political notoriety, particularly amongst right-wingers in chat rooms and on radio and TV – and perhaps brought the realization that being politically and otherwise outrageous might be a path to power.
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As centrist parties shift right on migration, radical right-wingers - from Austria's Freedom Party to France's National Front - are adopting a softer tone on Europe, dropping their threats to exit the EU and ditch the euro currency.
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I wondered if the real action might actually be going down outside this teeming bowl of right-wingers, willing to risk a lungful of tear gas if it meant escaping the ramblings of that bloated, orange head.
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The wooing of bomb-happy right-wingers is in keeping with that insecurity: The Clinton campaign knows it has a negligible electoral benefit, but seeks the endorsement of a discredited status quo to seem respected and important.
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In Clinton's case, a large contingent of left-wingers might not want to be members of a party that is trying to win over former Reaganites; the behavior from many Sanders's supporters this week suggests as much.
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But now that Trump has split off the alt-reality crowd and claimed them for his own, they aren't even taken seriously by the more "serious" right-wingers at Fox News, let alone The New York Times.
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The risk is that they are converted into wingers, a position they may not be naturally suited for and may not be as successful in, but where they will be easier to sell to Premier League managers.
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The league's best team in the regular season, by a wide margin, scores three unanswered goals to force OT, a miracle save from one of your wingers in sudden death, and Doc Emrick on the national call.
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What the Islamic State is for disenchanted young Westerners of an Islamist bent, Right Sector has become for young Europeans and American right-wingers with an antique passion for nationalism—any nationalism except for Russia's, that is.
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Franken's first two books, Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot (1996) and Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them (2003), were prescient critiques of unhinged right-wingers and the mass media that amplified their message.
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Right-wingers like Mr. Cruz use religion as a cudgel in all kinds of areas – starting with denying women the right to make medical choices and limiting the civil rights of lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual Americans.
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Wingers Jonny May and Anthony Watson have shown themselves brave and effective jumpers, while fullback Elliot Daly knows this is the day when he will have to prove the doubters wrong over that aspect of his game.
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As you probably noticed from the examples I have provided, the Q crew is made up of a very specific archetype of internet denizen: elderly right-wingers who have gone too far down the online rabbit hole.
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They've demonstrated their opposition to Brexit by holding a public funeral for it, destroyed May's withdrawal agreement with a blow torch in Brussels and schooled right-wingers on how EU law can be applied to limit immigration.
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It triggered a #FireColbert trending Twitter hashtag, with Trump supporters calling for a boycott of CBS Corp advertisers, some people accusing Colbert of being homophobic, others accusing left-wingers of hypocrisy, and still more defending the comedian.
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When you look back at the record, however, you discover that as the financial crisis developed right-wingers were also deeply in denial, inclined to dismiss bad news or attribute it to liberal and/or media conspiracies.
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When today's younger, socialist-leaning activists disparage older, more Establishment-oriented left-wingers as liberals, they are echoing their New Left forebears of the 1960s and 1970s, who used the term to denounce those deemed insufficiently radical.
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Since the anti-Islam campaigner was jailed in May for jeopardizing a sex crimes trial that was underway in the English city of Leeds, he's become an unlikely figurehead for American right-wingers and free-speech activists.
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Wild fit into the strategy outlined by the "New Right," a loose movement of political intellectuals in Germany that believes right-wingers need to establish a "cultural hegemony" in order to bring their politics into the mainstream.
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A small group of right-wingers were convinced that a Chicago woman was responsible for last year's so-called migrant caravan, so they donned MAGA gear and decided to confront her at her church over the weekend.
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If Mr. Trump advances views to the right of Mr. Netanyahu, "this will put the prime minister in an awkward position with no excuses for not doing what right-wingers want him to do," Mr. Kurtzer said.
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The myth of the "stab in the back" — that traitors at home, whether left-wingers, liberals or Jews had prevented German forces from fighting on to victory — helped undermine the German republic and fostered dreams of vengeance.
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While Chaturvedi says she fears the tensions stoked by the trolls could soon provoke deadly riots, human rights groups warn that the right-wingers are already succeeding in another central part of their culture war: silencing opponents.
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His book "The Big Lie" distorts the work of many scholars, including me, on Italian fascism to claim that Mussolini and Hitler were actually left-wingers -- all to try and cleanse the right of any responsibility for violence.
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They call it "Syrizification", after the Greek left-wingers who protested but then meekly accepted Brussels' demands during bail-out negotiations with the EU. Mr McDonnell is likely to keep throwing this wing of the party red meat.
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But Kalanick and his inner circle, according to people familiar with the situation, are largely pretty hardcore right-wingers who understand a pragmatic need to go along and get along with progressive values without really believing in them.
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Zizek himself seems to realize the flaw in his argument when he stumbles on the fact that Trump would nominate "ultra right-wingers" to the Supreme Court, which is reason enough to not root for a Trump victory.
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"Of course you're going to have some of those guys who are out there publishing under their own names like Richard Spencer, and there's constant arguments among the right wingers about whether everyone should [go public]," says Hankes.
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In recent years we have seen angry minds at work mainly among extreme right-wingers... But behind this I believe there is a style of mind that is far from new and that is not necessarily right-wing.
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The day of the Orlando shooting, he posted a video in which he asserted that the government had let the massacre happen so it could pass "hate laws to deal with right-wingers" and to disarm gun owners.
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"The Scottish National Party said Johnson's new government was "shaping up to be the worst since Thatcher" and was "packed full of extreme Brexiteers and rabid right-wingers who want to drag us back to a bygone era.
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Organizations like Young Americans for Freedom and the Intercollegiate Studies Institute became gathering spaces for young right-wingers, while a swath of new think tanks were erected for the purpose of getting conservative research and ideas into circulation.
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" In the 2015 election, Mr. Netanyahu was widely believed to have ensured a last-minute victory by scaring Jewish voters with a video demonizing Arab voters, saying left-wingers were busing them to the voting booths "in droves.
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After upsetting many left-wingers in his party with tough homeland security measures after the Paris attacks, Hollande has since sought to appease them by floating vague ideas of more job training and public funding of infrastructure projects.
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"The right-wingers who looked at him like he was going to be the master builder of the Middle East — that was not warranted," said David Makovsky, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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Authorities said the attackers were mostly civilians working for U.S.-backed right-wingers who are trying to end nearly two decades of socialism in Venezuela, raising the specter of a further government crackdown on dissent in coming days.
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Like the left, they see the untrammeled market as part of the problem, a decisive break with the libertarianism or "classical liberalism" favored by traditional American movement conservatives and European right-wingers in the mold of Margaret Thatcher.
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Right wingers—many of whom were of the Red Pill or #MAGA persuasions—started smashing their Keurig machines in the name of First Amendment rights and then sharing videos of the destruction on social media with the hashtag #BoycottKeurig.
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It's hard to imagine this tactic not backfiring without the assistance of viral, unsourced rumors spreading on social media, which seem to have helped Moore quickly rally Alabaman right-wingers who are already inclined to support his antagonistic approach.
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If restaurants don't want to serve conservatives, liberals don't want to date them, and social media users won't let them post in peace, then why not create places for right wingers to eat, date, and post with reckless abandon?
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Outright neo-Nazis like Anglin are excited by Trump's "wink-wink-wink" but this method also wins over right-wingers who are not so explicitly racist, because "wink-wink-wink" is subtle enough that Trump has some plausible deniablity.
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It triggered a #FireColbert trending Twitter hashtag, with Trump supporters on Wednesday calling for a boycott of CBS Corp advertisers, some people accusing Colbert of being homophobic, others accusing left-wingers of hypocrisy, and still more defending the comedian.
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Tellingly, the Uncle Sam who pops up in her painting "Tea Party" (2012) is a shrunken figure with a hole in his red-striped pants, sipping on his tea as two right-wingers seated beside him assemble a bomb.
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Young Republicans have faced backlash on the dating scene in predominately blue cities such as D.C. Right-wingers living and working in Washington said earlier this year that they are often insulted and met with hostility on dating apps.
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Contrary to myth, the caretaker generals of the Trump administration have not fully cleaned house, and to the extent that they've driven some messianic right-wingers from the administration, the imprint those departed staffers have left behind is unmistakable.
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Tarun Das, a former director general of the Confederation of Indian Industry, said that Mr. Modi had worked behind the scenes to stop the radical right-wingers in his party, and that the prime minister would do so again.
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A psychiatrist's assessment written in December 2016 said that Breivik "is more conspiratorial", wanted contact in jail with other extreme right-wingers and to form a fascist party with radicals on the outside to spread his views, he said.
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Colin Kaepernick's Nike ad ignited a shitstorm among conservatives when it aired last September, leading right-wingers to launch boycotts against the company and set fire to their Nike gear in another one of those misguided, self-owning protests.
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With fast and precise passing, fluid movement and overlapping wingers, Ajax, much to the delight of their fans, especially among the post-war generation, were constructing their own unique playing and brushing aside their opponents as they did so.
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It also gave Netanyahu, who denies any criminal wrongdoing, a fresh chance to paint his strongest opponents to the right and center as left-wingers who offer no real alternative to any of his supporters who may be wavering.
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Helper did not tingle again like that until 220, after the Predators' fifth season, when Nashville hosted the N.H.L. draft — a niche event in a city largely unfamiliar with junior wingers from Medicine Hat or defensemen from Cape Breton.
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That was when the old world would destroy itself from within, and yesterday's Communists, the heads of secret agencies and central committees, would seize power in the Yugoslav republics with lightning speed, transforming themselves into nationalists and right-wingers.
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Israeli right wingers contrast Obama's warnings with what they see as positive signals from Trump that indicate Washington's attitude towards settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, areas Israel captured in a 1967 war, is about to change.
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But with the attacks of the second intifada in 2001, right-wingers quickly reverted to their low levels of tolerance before the Oslo period, while Jews on the left maintained their support for tolerance in the face of increased attacks.
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Right wingers Corey Perry and Jakob Silfverberg joined defensemen Hampus Lindholm and Sami Vatanen in scoring goals during in the first period to lead the Ducks to a 4-2 victory Friday night in front of 16,4003 at the Honda Center.
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His ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, is a donor to the settlement of Beit El. Right-wingers pushed a "Regularisation Bill" through the Knesset that would retrospectively legalise (under Israeli law) scores of settlements and outposts built on private Palestinian land.
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The Supreme Court has been described by its critics as the "Rehavia Junta", for the name of the neighbourhood in Jerusalem where many of them once resided; elitist and liberal-minded secular left-wingers, aloof and detached from wider Israeli society.
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" The Daily Caller described the attack as "just the latest in an escalating pattern of violence and intimidation against Republicans," complaining that politicians on the right were victims of "an increasingly hostile political climate where left-wingers portrayed them as 'fascists.
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In contrast, the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) database, compiled by the University of Maryland, says that jihadists carried out roughly twice as many terrorist murders in the United States during that period as right-wingers did.
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Wingers Ryan Dzingel and Zack Smith had the other Ottawa goals, while defensemen Chris Wideman chipped in with a pair of assists, Defenseman Jeff Petry scored twice for the Canadiens while rookie winger Artturi Lehkonen added his first in the NHL.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has overtaken the center-left Social Democrats (SPD), a poll showed on Tuesday, days after some of the most violent protests by radical right-wingers the country has seen in decades.
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The NHL's new lottery system means that whichever team finishes last could pick as late as fourth, missing out not only on Matthews but also Finnish wingers Patrik Laine and Jesse Puljujarvi, who round out what's become a consensus top three.
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In theory the Republicans have control of a unified government in Washington, but in reality the party is too internally divided to govern by itself, especially given tension between the radical right-wingers of the House Freedom Caucus and establishment Republicans.
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If they remove hatemongers and conspiracy theorists from their platforms, they invite the threat of regulation from Republicans; if they continue to embrace right-wingers, they invite a backlash from their users and the further threat of regulation from Democrats.
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Even acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who had previously been among those most open to dialogue, has hardened his stance in recent days, promising to toughen criminal laws against separatism after right-wingers said he was too soft on Catalonia.
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This is one in case in which conventional wisdom appears to win out: liberals are more likely to list themselves as single on Facebook, with 50 percent of male left-wingers and 41 percent of female liberals identifying themselves as such.
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President in 2007-2012 before losing a first re-election bid to Socialist President Francois Hollande, Sarkozy mocks the soft-spoken Juppe's plan to target centrists and left-wingers disappointed with Hollande, and to build a "happy identity" for France.
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Conservative members of the increasingly fractured Christian Democrats have said they want to use the opportunity to make provisions more employer-friendly, while left-wingers have pledged to try to reinstall more worker-friendly provisions that were scrapped in Senate negotiations.
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Moreover, many right-wingers in her CDU and the arch-conservative CSU have signaled the definitive end of their grudging acceptance of Merkel's lurch to the center, which they blame for enabling the far-right AfD to enter the Bundestag.
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" "And I think that what he has done is obviously damaged himself but made people wonder about this moral equivalency, which I just find so stunning, given what we know about appeasing fascists and right-wingers is the way to disaster.
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But after the election, he immediately changed his tune and said that the Hillary-for-prison stuff is "just not something I feel very strongly about," prompting objections from right-wingers who made the mistake of taking Trump at his word.
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It was a march, and while there was at least one scuffle between left-wingers and Proud Boys at one point, the situation where Ngo was filming with his GoPro did not appear violent prior to the attack on him.
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On the one hand, diehard left-wingers viewed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE as the nation's savior; on the other hand, devoted right-wingers found a peace with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's past, largely because of their fear of Clinton.
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Earlier this summer, a similar fake Facebook account claiming to represent antifa in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania sent right-wingers—including alt-lite figure and former Navy urine analyzer Jack Posobiec—into a frenzy when it made reference to a (fake) rally planned for Gettysburg.
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Gurmehar Kaur, a student of Lady Shri Ram College, has been viciously attacked by right-wingers for starting an online campaign against ABVP, the student wing of India's ruling political party, which clashed with students and journalists in a city college on Wednesday.
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Lacking a clear sense of purpose, he's scrambling to find a way to stand out from the pack by creating new wars, which members of the Democratic Party—moderates and left-wingers alike—are not trying to wage in this political moment.
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This time around, you may need to help your relatives make sense of all the intense headlines that have linked UK drill to knife crime to London being a shithole to, somehow, the end of western civilization as right-wingers know it.
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Graphic: Bryan Menegus/ G/O MediaBias on social media has become a highly politicized topic in the US—started mainly by right-wingers crying foul at having their accounts suspended or banned, and snowballing in a series of congressional hearings on the subject.
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My favorite anecdotes from what some West Wingers call "the 10 days of Mooch": Mooch in a communications staff meeting, going ballistic, saying he's going to fire everybody and it's just going to be him and Sarah Huckabee Sanders left on the team.
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But the rift in the White House between the carbon-tax moderates and right-wingers is apparently ongoing: Axios reported today that Bannon and his allies refer to Cohn in text messages as "CTC" (for "Carbon Tax Cohn") or with an emoji: 🌎.
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"I think that what he has done is obviously damaged himself but made people wonder about this moral equivalency, which I just find so stunning given what we know about appeasing fascists and right-wingers is the way to disaster," she said.
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You see these extreme right-wingers and then instead of denouncing them and saying it's just wrong, you make people think that it's okay, that you're making an excuse for, because then you go, 'But what about the Democrats?' when is no comparison.
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Tries by wingers Makazole Mapimpi and Cheslin Kolbe and the goalkicking of Handre Pollard earned South Africa their third Rugby World Cup title on Saturday as the flyhalf kicked 22 points to secure a 32-12 victory over an error-strewn England.
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Soros has long been a hate figure to right-wingers around the world, from the U.S., where he's been a major donor to the Democrats, to Russia, which has been unnerved by his efforts to foster "open societies" in former Soviet states.
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Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich said in a CNN interview on Thursday night that he "wouldn't bet against" a theory that "right-wingers" were behind violent protests that led to the cancellation of a speaking event by Breitbart senior editor Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Jörg Meuthen, one of the leaders of the far-right Alternative for Germany party, recently insisted that the country must change its "filthy" and "morally rotten" course, forged by the generation of left-wingers who came of age in that year of upheavals.
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As my colleague Dylan Matthews explained, European right-wingers often use Middle Eastern countries' horrific records on gay rights to try to foster Islamophobic sentiments among LGBTQ communities — a sentiment they can tap into to garner restrictions on immigration from predominantly Muslim countries.
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Renzi, who was only 39 when he became prime minister and has repeatedly chaffed against PD left-wingers, declined to confirm reports of his imminent departure, saying only that he would talk about his plans at a gathering of supporters next month.
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In addition, reactionary Republicans control more than sixty per cent of the country's state legislatures and governorships, and vacancies on many courts, where appointments have for years been held up by extremists in Congress, will likely now be filled by right-wingers.
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I still often find people — both right-wingers and climate activists — asserting that sharply reducing emissions would require a big decline in G.D.P. Everything we know, however, says that this is wrong, that we can decarbonize while continuing to achieve robust growth.
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But he added that if Republicans "keep on sending people a message they are right-wingers," Mr. Cooper will have an advantage in the "outside game" of appealing to voters who think the state has veered too far from its moderate political tradition.
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For its part, the SPD may refuse to work with right-wingers Merz or Jens Spahn - especially if one of them was to replace Merkel as chancellor before an election - and pull the plug on the coalition, sending Germany to the polls.
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The curated list of right-wingers he paraded around as a buttress to the conservative wing of the Supreme Court doesn't inspire confidence, considering it includes judges who supported sodomy laws and politicians who compared same-sex marriages to people marrying bacon.
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Recent clashes between the left and right in the city of Berkeley that saw some violence ("Masked Anarchists Rout Right-Wingers," the front page of The San Francisco Chronicle screamed) have fueled concerns over public safety and the ability to pull off these events.
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First, via the omnibus spending bill that Congress must pass by April 28th to keep the government operational—a powerful faction of Republican right-wingers, known as the House Freedom Caucus, may make defunding Planned Parenthood a condition of its support for the bill.
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Meanwhile, he pioneered a whole new set of positions, with Nándor Hidegkuti acting as his deep-lying forward, Ferenc Puskás a nascent midfield playmaker, overlapping full-backs who could double up as wingers and an incipient sweeper in front of a neoteric back four.
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With the left-wingers locked in a seemingly suicidal combat, Macron relished announcements by several right- and left-wing politicians, including Socialist defense minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and Socialist ex-prime minister Manuel Valls, that they would vote for him instead of Hamon.
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Lucky for us, we're about to find out: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is going to do an Ask Me Anything in the r/the_donald subreddit, which is made up of an odd mix of Trump supporters, GamerGate and 4chan exiles, and extreme right-wingers.
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" Palin had been one the show's most vocal protestors before it even aired, typing in an angry Facebook post that she had been "duped" into participating, along with many other right wingers who'd "fallen victim to the evil, exploitive, sick 'humor' of the British comedian.
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At any given moment, alt-right memers on 4-chan are faking images of left-wing outrage, so that they can spread the fake left-wing outrage among right-wing social feeds in order to make right-wingers think shrill left-wing hysteria is real.
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Fearful of a rebellion by left-wingers in his own party, his prime minister, Manuel Valls, decided to ram the measures through the National Assembly using executive powers that allow a law to be approved by a motion of confidence, rather than voted on directly.
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McMullin is certainly preferable to pro-Trump conservatives, but if you're looking for allies in a fight against this administration, maybe you should find people who share similar goals, not right-wingers mourning an administration that has showed conservatism for what it really is.
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Right-wing extremism has become a pressing political problem in Germany following a string of recent attacks — including the assassination of local politician Walter Luebcke in June and an attempted mass shooting attack on a synagogue in Halle last month — perpetrated by radicalized right-wingers.
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Not only do the appointments appear to reflect a desire to unite her party around the outcome of the June 23 vote, they may also be calculated to head off any suggestion from right-wingers that she might not follow the will of the voters.
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In general, if NBC silences Jones now, we all need to get ready to sputter and double-talk when some articulate right-wingers start saying that certain leftists should be barred from high-exposure television "on principle" because they foment interracial enmity, for example.
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At his show in Brooklyn, so close to his home that he said he walked to work, his anxiety about his reputation emerged in jokes that now mock hip urbanites (who make up a large portion of his audience) as harshly as right-wingers.
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As the New York Post points out, the editor, Mitchell Ivers, is no stranger to working with boisterous right-wingers—his imprint, Threshold, has published books by Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, and even the Donald—but Yiannopoulos seems to have tested his patience with Dangerous.
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In his autobiography Raven wegen Deutschland [sic] (Raving because of Germany) Egotronic frontman Torsen sums up the process of writing it as follows: In 2006, there was an increase in the number of Nazi attacks on left-wingers and "foreign"-looking people [in Germany].
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The alternative model he proposes would make an American Republican proud: Laylaz cites the theories of Friedrich Hayek, who is a hero to many US right-wingers because the free-market Austrian economist taught that only profit-seeking entrepreneurs can effectively bring economic progress.
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" Hayes argues that there's "the real Benghazi" — the actual city in Libya, a place where things of real concern like the 9/11/12 attack happen — and "#Benghazi," which he defines as "the world of online conspiracy theorists, Twitter trolls, and Facebook right-wingers.
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"Labour is now a left-wing party, with a left-wing membership, with support from the trade unions and an institutional structure that is shifting to the left," he said, predicting that left-wingers would probably control Labour for the next decade and a half.
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Which of the following is more likely to test the boundaries of credulity: that a handful of Republican congressmen, former congressmen and sundry right-wingers would think that arming three-year-olds is, actually, now you mention it, quite a good way to deal with school shootings?
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But the Leave campaign, which didn't seem to expect to win, was divided between the nativist Faragist group and free-market right-wingers who believe Europe is in decline and that Brexit would allow Britain to become more globalised (Singapore-on-Thames as it has been dubbed).
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Should their party control both chambers of Congress and the presidency, there will be pressure for them to push for a version of Medicare for all along with some form of climate change legislation, perhaps the "green new deal" popular among left-wingers like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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He was a true-blue liberal who abhorred right wingers — "Nixon works me up terribly," he said in a Watergate-era interview — but lost his faith in politics after stuffing envelopes for Adlai Stevenson only to see the former Illinois governor roundly trounced by Eisenhower in '52.
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Instead of being an emblem of the entire Jewish people, Israel has overwhelmingly become the province of right-wingers -- the settlers in the West Bank, their political patrons in Israeli politics, evangelical Christians in America and the minority of this country's Jews who support its divisive president.
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These manias had always ranged freely across the political spectrum, but in the postwar period, Hofstadter wrote, "we have seen angry minds at work mainly among extreme right-wingers" — from Joseph McCarthy's congressional witch hunts to the John Birch Society to Barry Goldwater's Sun Belt insurrection.
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His politics make him unappealing to right-wing voters and left-wingers who dislike centrists, so his constituency would presumably be limited to moderate Democrats who aren't taken with people like Biden or Beto O'Rourke, both of whom have venti amounts of charisma compared to Schultz.
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But there have been barely any documented cases of voter fraud, leading critics to accuse right wingers of attempting to make it difficult for minorities—who tend to be poorer than whites and therefore less likely to have documentation like driver's licenses—to vote for Democrats.
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And this isn't the first time that conservatives have speculated about a shooter's gender identity to demonize trans people—in 2015, right-wingers including Ted Cruz floated the idea that Planned Parenthood shooter Robert Lewis Dear was transgender because his voter registration identified him as female.
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But if right-wingers are looking for content about how prominent journalists are anti-Trump hacks, they can already find that at any number of thriving sites like Big League Politics and Gateway Pundit, both of which regularly target figures like CNN's Jim Acosta with their opprobrium.
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At the same time, the behavior of what you might call "normie" Republicans — not Very Online right-wingers or MAGA populists but longtime Fox News and talk-radio consumers — suggests that any such conservative mind-set is easily confounded by other factors, partisanship chief among them.
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At the same time, the behavior of what you might call "normie" Republicans — not Very Online right-wingers or MAGA populists but longtime Fox News and talk-radio consumers — suggests that any such conservative mind-set is easily confounded by other factors, partisanship chief among them.
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And ours is a nation in which people continue to want to be defined as Americans, not as right or left-wingers, Republicans or Democrats — and that many of the differences among our citizens that make headlines can be overcome by getting to know each other better.
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On the angrier corners of the fringe, this means Sarah Palin–esque denouncements of rationing care and "death panels," but more respectable right-wingers will tell you that the problem is the government shouldn't be able to force you to buy something you don't want to.
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It was Mr Turnbull, right-wingers in the party immediately pointed out, who put the seat in jeopardy by resigning, and who compounded the misdeed by failing to endorse the party's candidate, Dave Sharma—as if the prime minister had no right to feel cranky about his defenestration.
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Not only did the Hodge persist in arbitrarily picking Wayne Rooney for England's opener against Russia, he also decided to field a bizarre, ill-suited 4-3-3 with Raheem Sterling and Adam Lallana playing as sort-of-not-quite-wingers either side of a predictably stranded Harry Kane.
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The Wild were paced by right wingers Nino Niederreiter and Jason Pominville, who each scored twice, while Devan Dubynk turned aside 22008 in net — although he received much-needed help from his defensemen on a couple shots that trickled through his legs and nearly over the goal line.
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The other Republican mentioned in the Times article as a potential third-party choice by disgruntled Republican right -wingers was former Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, an anti-abortion climate change denier who might actually be a worse choice than Mr. Perry, if such a thing is possible.
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Even left-wingers who dislike NAFTA tend to do so because they say it hurts workers, not because it benefits Mexico more than the US.) But if fact-checking Trump's rants seems necessary (he is the president, after all), it also tends to be tedious and besides the point.
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That model, naturally, tends to place the focus much more on attacking players than defensive ones: it is the gifted forwards and wingers who attract the premium fees, who are more likely to be sold on to Europe for the sorts of sums that can keep a club afloat.
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For years now, progressives have been debating how to articulate an American foreign policy that rejects what they see as the militarism of liberal internationalists, who make up the Democratic Party establishment, and left-wingers who reject any use of American power in the world as inherently tainted.
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His clients have included not just bombastic right-wingers but the American Muslim Women Political Action Committee, the political activist Vermin Supreme, the Satanic Temple, a woman blogger whose coverage of the Steubenville High School rape case turned it into a national story, and the controversial civil rights attorney Lisa Bloom.
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While this has given rise to an arcane debate on the left about whether "electability" is even a thing (left-wingers, who win few elections, say it is not), Democratic voters might consider that one of their primary candidates already has a history of pegging back Mr Trump's electoral gains.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Two left-wingers in France's presidential race refused to call a truce on Thursday in a battle that looks sure to knock them both out of a contest that polls say will be won by centrist Emmanuel Macron in a runoff versus far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
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It's tough projecting things like scoring wingers down the road—maybe J.T. Miller or Chris Kreider or someone who isn't in the league yet could go—and what will happen in 2022 with several core members in their late 30s, but no matter how you slice it, this is pure gold.
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And the endpoint of both the Times and Washingtonian profiles, in which personal contact with real-life alt-righters and counterarguments from online left-wingers suffice to pull the main characters away from the far right, suggests that the current Very Online alternative to liberalism is not necessarily built to last.
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He says that while "historical policy" is generally used as a "euphemism for the nationalistic rewriting of history," that also "not all the blame should be shouldered by the right-wingers, it derives from the general disregard to the autonomy of institutions, and a lack of interest in their programmes."
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But President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, in contravention of longstanding American policy, followed by United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley's threat to cut off aid to Palestinian refugees, were seen by the right-wingers as an opening to end any pretense of supporting the two-state idea.
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Ms. Le Pen's team hopes that Mr. Macron's economic liberalism will encourage traditional left-wingers either to abstain or back her own protectionist message, which is wrapped in the theme of national preference, the idea of putting native French workers first and introducing additional taxes on contracts for foreign employees.
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In a few years, when you look at the way they move a puck through the seams, you see glimpses of that from (wingers) Patty Laine and Nik Ehlers, they'll be able to find each other and stay out of heavy traffic areas and still be able to execute those plays.
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As my colleague Dylan Matthews explained, European right-wingers often use Middle Eastern countries' horrific records on gay rights to try to foster Islamophobic sentiments among LGBTQ communities — a sentiment they can tap into to garner support for restrictions on immigration from predominantly Muslim countries and punitive anti-terrorism policies.
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The perennial example of this is Hillary Clinton, whose decision to stand by her husband in the face of rape allegations and extramarital sex scandals earned her the ire of feminists and right-wingers alike; ultimately, it cost Bill nothing to have Hillary remain on his side, and it arguably cost her everything.
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That, of course, will do little to endear her to the embattled Democratic mainstream – but it will do no harm whatsoever with the voters she really wants to court, left-wing Democrats already angry with the Clintons and the same kind of right-wingers and independents who have also flocked to Trump.
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"It seems like an interloper — not well integrated socially within the movement network, and not terribly well-circulating among right-wingers," said A.J. Bauer, a visiting professor of media, culture and communication at New York University, who is part of an ongoing study in which he and his colleagues interview conservative journalists.
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The text messages between FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, sent over the course of the 22016 campaign and published by Fox News on Tuesday evening, are the best early Christmas present to right-wingers who think the Russia investigation is a sham and the FBI is inherently biased against Trump.
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The clearest evidence of this is that Britain is already half way to sacking off the European Union, the polls suggest that right wingers have carte blanche to further privatise our schools, hospitals, air and organs, and the fact that people have seriously been discussing having a great big war with Spain.
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Read: Trump is listening to right wingers who think a shutdown would be awesome That's anathema to many Democrats and Republicans alike, because large swaths of the federal government are set to run out of money at midnight, including the Departments of Homeland Security, Agriculture, Treasury, Interior, State and Housing and Urban Development.
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Right-wingers have rallied in hardline, suicidal fervor around a no-deal position, claiming it won't be as bad as economists predict, while some "Remainers" still cling to the hope of a second "People's Vote" to cancel Brexit, an equally catastrophic reversal that would drag Britons' faith in democracy to dangerous new depths.
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Mr Valls, who secured less than 6% of the vote when he ran in the Socialist primary in 2011, faces sundry far-left rivals at the primary (including Arnaud Montebourg, author of a book on "deglobalisation"), as well as Communist-backed left-wingers outside the party (among them a strong candidate, Jean-Luc Mélenchon).
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Image: AP Photo/Seth Wenig, modified by Bryan MenegusOne of the few issues uniting the loose coalition of meme obsessed right-wingers, ethno-national, white supremacists, and other fringe political camps we've come to know as the alt-right has been the sentiment that our protracted wars in the Middle East were a grave misstep.
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To the irritation of the Socialist Party's left wingers, for whom his former career as an investment banker is an unpardonable sin, Mr Macron has built his popularity on a reputation for disruptive politics, criticising the 35-hour working week, passing a law to allow more late-night and Sunday trading, and welcoming Uber.
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His was the best ever rookie season by a Russian and by a left winger (Russians are pretty good at hockey, and the league has boasted some pretty phenomenal left wingers), and he's the only player in league history to be named a first-team all-star in each of his first five seasons.
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If you are going to pick the 30-year-old Gómez, who is over 53-foot-2 and quite effective in the air, and get the best out of him, you need to revert to a style of play when wingers created openings for him to score his 263 goals in 458 career games.
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Julian Assange still faces rape allegations and unresolved extradition requests from Swedish authorities, but the Russian-espionage tool is a mythical hero for the conspiracy-theorizing right-wingers and rabid Bernie Sandernistas who claim Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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As a nominal East Coast elitist who works for a paper accused by red-state right-wingers of spawning "fake news," he parachutes into flyover country (or maybe he's tossed out of a tornado), hits the ground hard and appears to wake up and fall in love with the "not quite" middleness of Middle America.
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A 1998 painting by John Miller, one of many he made after television game shows, depicts a wry Pat Sajak and twinkly Vanna White at the puzzle board of "Wheel of Fortune," where the winning answer is "ZOG": an acronym for "Zionist Occupied Government," used by anti-Semitic right-wingers as a name for Washington.
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The forward line could be a disaster-in-waiting, with natural center forwards Bobby Wood and Gyasi Zardes masquerading as wingers and Clint Dempsey, never a target man and at his best while distributing, forced to either hold the center line or wear down his 33-year-old legs by flitting everywhere in a false nine role.
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North Carolina's Thom TillisThomas (Thom) Roland TillisThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Gun reform groups to pressure GOP senators with rallies in all 50 states To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE, a conservative, might be softened up for the general election by irrational attacks from right-wingers.
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My sole experience with teaching consists of nightmarish days as a high school substitute and year-long stint as a University of Chicago T.A. But I know the stories; the way right wingers blasted it for government overreach and the way the left smeared it for pushing out electives in favor of focusing on math and English.
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Drum'n'bass MC Carl Thomas AKA MC Flux was a member of a network from Croydon who flooded Brighton with E. His group contained an unlikely mix of black guys and extreme right-wingers, which eventually made the police mistakenly label his drum 'n bass collective Inta Natty as an organized crime group with links to neo-Nazis Combat 18.
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Ironically, Wilders, who has gotten off comparatively easy with regard to hate or violence-promoting speech, has been extremely successful portraying himself as a victim of anti-free speech pundits: Support for the PVV has grown in recent years, and Wilders has received large donations from American right-wingers who see him as a free-speech martyr.
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But per the Independent, tweets featuring the group's members wearing diapers in some sort of incredibly ill-advised effort to own left-wingers have had more of an impact on the group's functioning than anyone might have guessed, threatening TP USA's ability to coordinate protests and other actions at the more than 1,000 campuses it claims to have a presence at.
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On the other hand, there are left-wingers who regard Trump's support among erstwhile Democrats as a sign that liberalism has badly failed some of its natural constituents, and who fear that a Democratic coalition that easily crushes Trump without much white working-class support will simply write off their struggles as no more than the backward and bigoted deserve.
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Is this the kind of society we want to live in — where right-wingers can do any vicious thing they want to anyone and shrug it off, while people on the center-left are supposed to expel from public life anyone who says a single wrong word or has done something benignly intended in the past that now does not fit changed norms?
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A country that has benefited from its 46-year participation in a union of more than a half-billion Europeans is drifting toward a self-amputation understood by few, opposed by the young, abetted by a dissembling anti-American Labour leader, driven by little-England Tory right-wingers holding the country for ransom, and, according to polls, no longer wanted by the majority.
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Read: Trump is listening to right-wingers who think a shutdown would be totally awesome Congress has already passed long-term funding bills for 75 percent of the government, and the only thing holding up the remaining portion is Trump's wall, which hasn't won the president much love at the Capitol, even from his allies who support the wall but would rather fully fund the government at new levels.
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Many Jewish Israelis question the loyalty of Palestinian Israelis and insist that the Arabs in the country count their blessings and look harder at the varieties of misery and oppression across the border in the Arab world; the Palestinians point to the varieties of discrimination against them and to the receding support for democratic values among many right-wingers, particularly the ascendant tribe of religious nationalists in the settlements and elsewhere.
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That is to say, the left-wingers have it correct when they point to the systems of oppression that pervade society: the legacy of residential segregation; the racist attitudes in the workplace that demonstrably make it much harder for African-American men to get jobs; the prejudices — in the schools, in the streets and in the judicial system — that make it much more likely that African-American males will be punished, incarcerated and marginalized.
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It's a tough sales pitch even for a master persuader—if 22 Republicans are against the bill it will go down, and as of Wednesday afternoon it looked like it was going down big league thanks to conservative opposition: That tweet is from a spokesperson for the Freedom Caucus, a group of hardline right-wingers who have achieved an outsized amount of power because the Republican leadership needs their votes to pass anything.
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Now, even progressive institutions such as the Fondazione Feltrinelli (named after an anti-fascist activist) find it acceptable to invite French right-wingers like Florian Philippot, a former leading member of the National Front, and Alain De Benoist, a famed ideologue who promotes ideas about identity and ethno-pluralism that are being borrowed by the American alt-right leader Richard Spencer, and many other Western and Eastern European white nationalists to lecture on what the modern right is.
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