Sentence examples for denouncing conservatives from inspiring English sources
came to the defense of Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) in a World Net Daily editorial published late last week, denouncing conservatives who have publicly voiced disapproval of King's remarks on undocumented students.
This administration has treaded tepidly in denouncing conservative ideology and advocating for an economy based on the needs of working people and not fat cat CEOs.
They denounced conservatives for accepting "the leftist lie" that having a "natural affinity for people who look, think and speak" alike "is shameful and illegitimate".
Boudreau's description that Sorba "denounced conservatives for allowing gays to attend" CPAC is also misleading.
"He went out and denounced conservative 501(c)4 groups as enemies of democracy," Rove said.
That was the message House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) was trying to reinforce when he denounced conservative organizations for pushing his caucus into the October shutdown, advisors say.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee launched an online petition on Thursday to rally supporters to denounce conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh for his attacks on Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown law student at the center of the contraception debate raging on Capitol Hill.
Shades here of the bravest speech McCain gave during his run in 2000, when he denounced evangelical conservatives for trying to take over the party.
He argued that liberals who routinely denounce extreme conservatives as fascists should take a look in their own backyard, and he wasn't fooling around: "It is my argument that American liberalism is a totalitarian political religion".
February 2011: In a shift that is denounced by conservatives, Mr. Holder announces that the administration has determined that a statute barring federal recognition of same-sex marriages is unconstitutional.
Denounced by conservatives as a dangerous revolutionary bandit, he embodied (all the more so as he grew older) a militantly dissident form of democracy— alongside a much less attractive penchant for dictatorship.He returned to Italy in 1848, a year of European revolutions.
