Sentences with phrase «accused of pandering»
Cheryl Donegan can't be accused of pandering.
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[4] The issue of a proposed extension to a local mosque was also used for the Liberal Democrats, [4] but the Conservatives accused them of pandering to the Muslim community.
For the past five years, the Fed, under Yellen and Bernanke, had been accused of pandering to the stock market.
His promises were however met with questions of feasibility and criticism from the governing NDC with the party largely accusing him of pandering for votes.
You can't accuse him of pandering to canine kind — his profile pic in the university's staff directory proudly includes his own cat.
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Many accused Bush of pandering to political correctness.
Earlier this year Most Rev Welby accused Mr Farage of «legitimising racism,» «accentuating fear for political gain» and «inexcusable pandering to people's worries and prejudices».
But to accuse it of being «seriously false» is to fail to come to terms with the very real truth behind its hyperbole and, innocently or not, to pander to liberal sensibilities.
Former Rep. James Walsh, R - Onondaga, once accused Cuomo of pandering to the media — a claim that, years later, resurfaced as Cuomo crisscrossed the state for months talking about sex offenders and phony travel vouchers while refusing to say whether he would run for governor or answer tough questions about the state.
Tweeters accused The Scaramucci Post, which President Donald Trump's former communications director launched in September, of pandering to Holocaust deniers by asking its 24,000 - plus Twitter followers this question on Tuesday morning:
WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Rep. Richard Hanna blasted his fellow Republicans on Friday for moving forward with a vote to defund Planned Parenthood, accusing conservative backers of pandering and engaging in political theater.
The Spectator's Alex Massie had accused May of pandering to the worst of the Tory base and offering a «stale and noxious concoction of tawdry nativism».
William Wurster, PEF's Capital Region coordinator and parking committee chair, accused lawmakers of «pandering to a small group of residents while shunning the needs of the general public.
Samspon accused Skelos of seeking this change «just because (Duffy) is a Democrat,» deeming that «political pandering at its worst, and something Republicans never would have attempted were the Lt. Governor a member of their party.»
Assembly Democratic Minority Leader Gordon Hintz accused Walker of «stoking fears, creating division, and pandering to his base.»
The state Republican Party yesterday accused Gov. Andrew Cuomo of «political pandering» for supporting driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants.
Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday should be a passionate little squabble, with David Cameron likely to criticise Ed Miliband for Labour's reluctance to promise an EU Referendum and Ed Miliband accusing the PM of pandering to UKIP and his own backbenchers.
And Labour have accused the Liberal Democrats of helping the BNP to victory by pandering to racism in election leaflets they distributed round the Isle of Dogs ward.
Bloomberg accused de Blasio of pandering by using his family to gain support.
Cuomo, during a conference call with reporters, accused GOP members in Congress of «political pandering to the NRA» by refusing to consider gun control legislation — even after deadly shootings like the one in Texas on Sunday.
Labour leadership contender Ed Miliband will today say that it was the party's less affluent voters who lost Labour the election and hits out at his critics who have accused him of running on a ticket «pandering» to the left of the party, branding them guilty of «New Labour nostalgia».
KERRY: The senator strongly seconds the accusations against the White House, denouncing Bush as the head of «one of the most antiscience administrations in our nation's history,» and accusing him of abusing scientific independence to pander to his right - wing backers.
Some critics have accused Mr. Huang of pandering to a Western appetite for the exotic after his move.