Trump's statements are not only crass and beneath the position that he holds, but they are also rooted in misogyny.
I think she's so convinced of her own morality and historical importance that she can whip herself into a moralistic fervor to support nearly any position that might benefit her, however crass and sleazy.
To be quite candid, Mr and Mrs Blair, it's lucky that your son is not in a position of power, otherwise his lack of insight and his crass ignorance would place us all in appalling peril.
In six weeks of testimony, prosecutors had played dozens of secretly recorded phone calls, which they say revealed Mr. Blagojevich's blunt, crass efforts to benefit from state business, including trying to get money or a cabinet position in exchange for his choice for the Senate seat.
At the time, federal authorities were secretly recording Mr. Blagojevich's phone calls as part of a broader criminal investigation, and they captured him talking in stunningly crass terms about what he might be able to get — campaign donations, a high-paying job, a cabinet position — in exchange for his choice of a new senator.
In the early 1970s, Baudrillard took over Bataille's anthropological position and what he calls Bataille's "aristocratic critique" of capitalism that he now claims is grounded in the crass notions of utility and savings rather than the more sublime "aristocratic" notion of excess and expenditure.
This incident prompted Crass to set up their own independent record label, Crass Records, to prevent Small Wonder from being placed in a compromising position and to retain editorial control over their material.
Each elected official "names advisers, secretaries, administrators and other functionaries, positions that in many cases cover up a payback for favors, a buddy system, political operations or crass nepotism".
This contest feels crass.
