"But unlike my favorite coach in high school, who happened to be black, he has been more divisive -- when I had a coach that brought us together as a team like never before," Gohmert said.
The election itself was focused on economic issues like taxation and pension reform, but veered towards more divisive issues when it came to refugee policies.
It became even more divisive recently, when drafts of documents from Sandberg's new nonprofit foundation, LeanIn.org, leaked to the press, outlining her plans not just to promote her book, but to launch a crusade, teaching women practical strategies for getting ahead in the workplace.
"I don't think there is anything more divisive than playing the race card when it clearly, unambiguously does not apply," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
Time was when they were more divisive than AV, but judging by the way they are selling right now, we are all firmly "in favour".
"I think he is playing with fire, I don't think there is anything more divisive than playing the race card when clearly, unambiguously that does not apply," Mr Goldsmith told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
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I'll be more than happy to dismiss gender issues as "divisive" when equality, or some semblance of it, has been achieved.
Clinton was already way ahead of Bush on health care — and when you get into the details it becomes more divisive".
Cameron was 7 when miners' unions split the country with protests in 1974, presaging the even more divisive strikes that Thatcher broke a decade later.
With Higgs's vocal ticks and other quirks, Everything Everything remain one of the more divisive bands around, so it will be intriguing to catch the reaction to forthcoming single 'Duet', a highlight tonight when the group stick to a steadier groove and more expansive sound.
