Sentences with phrase «political mudslinging»
"Political mudslinging" refers to the act of making harmful or negative personal attacks on opponents during political campaigns. It involves using disrespectful language, spreading false information, or highlighting flaws to discredit the other person rather than focusing on the actual policies or issues at hand. Full definition
RM: This is a naked piece of political mudslinging as Hammond spends several minutes extolling the greatness of the mansion that inspired Jane Austen's Pemberley in Pride and Prejudice, which he claims was threatened by opencast mining nearby that was authorised by a previous Labour government.
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Parks and preservation were set to be the topics of a candidates forum held by the Queens Civic Congress, but political mudslinging quickly reared its head in a preview of -LSB-...]
As the only female Republican elected official in New York City, it is painful for me to hear the constant political mudslinging that takes place regarding which party stands up for women in our state.
The row over data leak through Facebook, which began with an exposé that data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica mined a whopping 50 million profiles from the social networking site to plan campaigns for 2016 US elections and Brexit referendum, has given rise to political mudslinging in India too.
Behaved in its political party tightrope act, The Campaign finds cleverness in applying a common comedy concept to the real campaign tactics of political mudslinging.
The school board contest here featured record spending, national endorsements and political mudslinging.