Sentences with phrase «tea party talking»
To get a feel for his views, which put the longtime Communist Party legislator in line with Tea Party talking points, start with the blistering critique of the appointment by Steve Schwartzman of the Environmental Defense Fund, who's been immersed in Brazilian environmental and forest science and politics for decades.
https://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/ Not exact matches
Still, we're not exactly talking the tea - party set here.
Twitter apologized for the party, but employees have been talking about it internally ever since, including a discussion on Thursday at the company's weekly all - hands meeting, Tea Time.
Lots of well meaning Tea Party folks talk about taking the country back, worry about losing freedom, and want to restore liberty.
Lots of well meaning Tea Party folks talk about taking the country back, worry about losing....
«Render unto Ceasar the things that are Ceasar's»... I can see that particular chapter is not talked about at many tea party chapter meetings.
Ryan's advocacy for cutting taxes and trimming the deficit — he is the architect of the GOP's proposed federal budget — married with his willingness to talk about fiscal belt - tightening in moral terms and his low - key social conservatism speak to a political moment in which the economic concerns of the Tea Party and the social focus of the Christian right have merged into a relatively cohesive anti-Obama movement.
It's absolutely PATHETIC to see the right wing RELIGIOUS BIGOTS talk about CHRISTIANITY... EVERYTHING THE republican / tea party DOES IS SO unchristian... STARING WITH slavery
So I talked to and listened to part of a good presentation by local TEA PARTY people last night.
Why is god talking to all these tea Party wannabe's?
While they talk about being «pragmatists», the consultant and lobbyist classes are just as driven by «gut instinct and guru - ism» as the Tea Party insurgents they fear and disdain.
But I was talking specifically about views of the Tea Party, which are mostly negative.
We're talking about the Republican — Tea Party base here; they've thought that every Democrat president was the antichrist.
The weekend was filled with poolside plant based ice cream parties, diy facials, early morning walks, homemade chickpea pasta, roasted sweet potato tacos, epic falafel bowls with magic sauce, watermelon cilantro limeade and hibiscus iced tea, savory breakfast bowls (recipe coming next week), hikes in Joshua Tree, yoga, and long talks about purpose, passion and how to make the world a better place.
If you have any interest in talking about how our early addiction to caffeine fueled international trade and caused the Boston Tea Party, please let me know.
Some Tea Party republicans used the closing of the WWII memorial as a political talking point and eventually got the Parks Service to open it under» 1st Amendment Grounds» which, as you see in the article, is the explanation as to why the rally is also happening.
As we've talked about before, grassroots field organizing hasn't been in the Republican establishment's blood in the past couple of election cycles (the Tea Party folks have had a monopoly on that aspect of campaigning on the Right).
I think the other thing to watch for, and everybody's talked about it, but it's fascinating to me, is — what is the role the Tea Party plays in the future of the GOP?
Here's a quick example of using the strengths of one medium to reinforce another, in this case to boost your message's chances of viral spread: MoveOn.org capitalized on David Axelrod and John Kerry's use of the phrase «Tea Party Downgrade» on the Sunday talk shows...
New York's 22nd District Tea party activists — and some Democrats — spent the last month or so talking up state Assemblywoman Claudia Tenney, a primary challenger to Republican Rep. Richard Hanna.
Some weenie from the tea party was on the news this morning talking about Doug Hoffman as an example of the Tea Party's succetea party was on the news this morning talking about Doug Hoffman as an example of the Tea Party's sucparty was on the news this morning talking about Doug Hoffman as an example of the Tea Party's succeTea Party's sucParty's success.
ALBANY - Carl Paladino is trying to shift his Tea Party campaign to decaf, toning down the angry rhetoric enough to talk policy - and even apologize to ex-Gov.
footage from the 1980s and a begging kitten as well as the participation of Tea Party lightning rod Rus Thompson, a McMurray supporter whose growling words about the governor — «I don't care for the man» — bounce into a cheerful McMurray talking about all the good things Cuomo has done for the region.
Many activists I talked with during the movement's rapid rise considered him «antithetical to everything the Tea Party stands for,» as one Wisconsin Tea Party leader told me, and their philosophy of fiscal restraint and limited government was much closer to the libertarian - leaning Kochs than to Rove and the party establishParty stands for,» as one Wisconsin Tea Party leader told me, and their philosophy of fiscal restraint and limited government was much closer to the libertarian - leaning Kochs than to Rove and the party establishParty leader told me, and their philosophy of fiscal restraint and limited government was much closer to the libertarian - leaning Kochs than to Rove and the party establishparty establishment.
Other Long Island Tea Party people I talked to told me the same thing about the first time they participated in a live event.
But, Astorino is a hard line conservative, one who walks and talks like a Tea Party extremist.
(CNN)- The leaders of some national tea party groups aren't taking kindly to tough talk by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
George W. Bush once called himself a «compassionate conservative,» but Republicans in the Tea Party era don't talk much about compassion.
He denied he had talked about Tea Party tactics or organising» grassroots» groups on the web, but said he spoke at its conference in May.
California in the 1970s, feeling the squeeze of the silent majority and the Orange County Republicans closing in feels an awful lot like today, with the Tea Party and radical Republicans talking crazy shit all over again.
Talking to her neither increases nor diminishes that love, and there's no chance that she'll turn out to be a kleptomaniac or a Tea Party activist.
«Post-Obamacare, post — Dodd - Frank, in the Tea Party world, Republicans aren't interested anymore in a robust federal role in education,» said a senior GOP Capitol Hill staffer, who could not be named because he is not authorized to talk to the media.
Though the law was initiated and signed by a Republican president, presidential candidates like Mitt Romney and Rick Perry, who once supported it, now talk about getting the federal government out of education, echoing Tea Party members who deem federal involvement a constitutional travesty.
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Obama needs to talk to the Tea Party and agree to something mutually acceptable.
Coral Gables Museum, Artist Talk Sunday, March 11th 12 — 1 pm Tropical Audubon House, Artist Talk Saturday, March 17th, 12 — 12:30 pm Coral Gables Museum, Artist guided tour, Sunday March 18th, 12 — 5 pm Closing Party: Judi Harvest's «Cross Pollination» Friday, May 18, 6 — 8 pm Tea and Honey Saturday, May 19, 4 — 7 pm Artist - Led Tour of «Cross Pollination» Sunday, May 20, 12 — 1 pm
2013 Turner Prize winner Laure Prouvost talks about her video installation Wantee which is set in a mocked up tea party and her unique approach to film - making.
In the Mad - Hatter's - tea - party talk at the Club, it was generally difficult to know what people were getting at and where the conversation was going.
The Tea Party leaders and many of the new members of Congress they supported appear to take their cues from the talk - radio folks, not only in their policy positions and rhetoric, but also with their bully mentality.
The GOP, especially its hard - right Tea Party wing, has spent much of the last year or so hammering the government (and the EPA in particular) with «anti-regulation» talking points.
None of it is ironic; Richard Bean has swallowed, without chewing, all of the climate denier talking points favoured by the Tea Party.
I've seen a lot of nonsense passed around here without any of the locals calling it out, from silly stuff about «climategate» (talk about hoaxes) to claims about deliberate fraud and financial motives (while the Koch brothers go on funding denialist think tanks and the «populist» tea party...).
We are completely integrated in one of the most conservative towns in the U.S., we have created affordable housing arrangements, turned several organic farms around, built permaculture gardens in people's yards, talked to Tea Party members about overturning the Citizen's United Decision, and paid for it all with a sliding scale of tuition fee and exchanges through our Timebank and the Gift Economy.
I can currently hear the girls having a tea party in one room and the boys talking and laughing together in another.