Sentence examples for fringe conservatives from inspiring English sources

It's the politics of "who... me?" This is a common tactic among fringe conservatives and the Republican Party alike.

On Saturday, Ben Carson, the retired neurosurgeon who has likened gay marriage to pedophilia and bestiality and thinks LGBT people shouldn't get "extra rights," won third place in the CPAC straw poll, a fantasy "vote" where fringe conservatives pick their dream president.

A report by Gizmodo said staff who aggregated content for Facebook were encouraged to ignore news from fringe conservative sites such as Breitbart until it appeared on more mainstream sites such as CNN.

Working with Bernie aligned with the team's political sentiments, but they were quickly faced with whether they wanted to fuel both sides of the aisle — which would mean delivering fringe conservative campaign messages they couldn't stomach.

The day after Bell's, ahem, creative repackaging of the CBS story, fringe conservative blogs found themselves off and running with the fantasy.

It's a recurring theme for Trump, who in 2011 became a vocal spokesman for the fringe conservative "birther" movement, raising questions in television interviews about whether the nation's first black president was actually born in Kenya.

In 2011, Trump was a vocal spokesman for the fringe conservative "birther" movement, raising questions in television interviews about whether nation's first black president was actually born in Kenya.

DC gridlock soon became normalized as once-fringe conservatives consolidated control of the Republican Party.

He got that raw deal because of a simple truth likely to play a role in shaping coverage of the election all the way through to November: liberals have almost as much to gain from hyping birtherism and other stories of the right-wing fringe as conservatives do.

Trump is encouraging and amplifying the message of a 'radical fringe' of conservatives, Clinton says.

This poll further demonstrates just how far outside the mainstream of American politics -- and even the views of Catholics in the pews -- anti-choice lobbyists and the far-right fringe social conservatives really are.