Sentences with phrase «unapologetic support»

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The Pataki campaign also is receiving unapologetic support from leaders of the Republican State Committee, including its chairman, William D. Powers, a former D'Amato aide.

They shouldn't be afraid to announce their belief that Conservative economics has failed and that it is time for Liberal Democrats in the Government to give their unapologetic support to Liberal Democrat policies.

Elizabeth Price Foley in her latest book, The Tea Party: Three Principles, argued that the Tea Party has three core principles: limited government; an unapologetic support of US sovereignty; and constitutional originalism (i.e. the judicial philosophy practiced by conservative Supreme Court justices Scalia and Thomas).

This is a fierce, funny and unapologetic supporting turn that is second to no one, and all she had to go on was some brief interview footage of LaVona with that parakeet — the real LaVona is AWOL.

Not exact matches

«While we should be unapologetic in our support for free and inclusive trade, we should also work hand - in - hand with businesses to make it more efficient (and) more effective,» she said.

Wouldn't it be nice if loving partners encouraged and supported each other in some unapologetic «me» time?

Therefore I'm also unapologetic that breastfeeding is the biological best food for babies, and that best practices to support breastfeeding starts well before and physically at the birth itself.

Conway herself seemed unapologetic, Tweeting that the president supports her.

Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona, a Republican who has mostly supported Trump's agenda, if not his manners, rose on the floor of the Senate to deliver a blistering rebuke of the media critic in chief — and a passionate, unapologetic defense of a free press.

His reason for his defection, he said, is simple and consistent: He claims no loyalty to any party, but believes that the Republicans offer him more support for causes he cares about, including religious schools in his district, and is unapologetic about getting whatever he can for his constituents.

When Bill Clinton rolled out his infamous 1994 crime bill — his naked and cynical shift to the right, made for unapologetic political expediency, that led directly to a spike in drug arrests and incarcerations — he did it with support from black faith leaders, who said that while they didn't like everything in the crime bill, they did like its stated goal of protecting children.

Long accused of «poaching» authors away from other agencies or publishers, Wylie has a decidedly unapologetic stance when it comes to offering his clients — and apparently, the clients of other people — a deal that allows them to continue to write and support themselves well.