Sentence examples for bash politicians from inspiring English sources

We are not out to bash politicians.

Inspired by the French cave-in, protesters across the continent began to copy the idea of taking direct citizen action in order to bash politicians.

It's all too easy to bash politicians these days, but is he right?

Yet despite much speechifying from banker-bashing politicians, such views do not seem to have taken hold.

But their criticism in public is measured, out of fear that it could prompt retribution by regulators or make them fodder for bank-bashing politicians.

That said, they have had to make some concessions: in Singapore, for instance, tax evaders can now be prosecuted for money laundering, at least in theory.The overall message of the index is that while there has been progress on international tax transparency, it has been more modest than tax haven-bashing politicians would have us believe.

Business-bashing politicians can raise money not only from consumer, union and environmental groups, but also from businesses hoping to head off regulation.

The typical reaction to such behavior in politics is to bash the "politicians".

Candidates running for office routinely bash the "politicians" in Washington or in the state capitol in an attempt to justify their own election.

The National Republican Congressional Committee is bashing other politicians who've accepted donations from Mr. Spitzer, reports The Washington Post.

It also came hard after UKIP's triumphs in local and European elections this month, on a platform of bashing mainstream politicians, chiefly at the Tories' expense.