— Puerto Rico governor rips White House over "completely false" remarks: Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló (D) admonished the Trump administration for reportedly considering cutting off emergency aid to the island and for rejecting food stamp funding for the U.S. territory as it continues to recover from Hurricane Maria.
More recently he has taken it upon himself to introduce America to the "Barack the Magic Negro" song, has repeatedly called Barack Obama a "Halfrican American" and has made inflammatory and false remarks such as "in Obama's America the white kids now get beat up with the black kids cheering 'yeah, right on, right on, right on'".
Trump repeatedly made disparaging, fear-mongering and false remarks about Muslims during his presidential campaign.
We suggest that Clinton and McCain supporters likewise refrain from repeating scurrilous and false remarks about their opponents in the future, even if only to deny that they believe them.
"This turnout of people is a strong response to false remarks by the new leaders of America," Rouhani told state TV, which said millions had turned out at rallies across Iran.
"This morning on a show I was hosting, a guest made a very false and derogatory remark about Senator John McCain.
My Apology to Senator McCain and his Family "This morning on a show I was hosting, a guest made a very false and derogatory remark about Senator John McCain.
In February, nine months after the meeting, Beverly sued in a Federal court in Pittsburgh, calling the remarks false and defamatory.
Mr. Broder called those remarks "false, contemptible and despicable," adding that some of the victims who get lawyers free from lawyers groups to file claims may be badly served.
At that point, Wurtzel was 26 and had everything her generation was supposed to want (long legs, long hair, rich friends, glib friends, false friends, smart remarks and a loft apartment in Greenwich Village), but she'd suffered depression for as long as she could remember (she first attempted suicide at summer camp, aged 12).
