This time McCain endorsed his state's new immigration law as "a good tool" and "a very important step forward," and propagandized in favor of it with his widely ridiculed televised canard that illegal immigrants were "intentionally causing accidents on the freeway".
We've been propagandized, in other words.
"And the fact that JC Penney is supposed to be middle America, the place where families shop...and people who believe that marriage is between a man and woman and children should not be exposed and propagandized in homosexuality have a moral problem with that".
We'd, maybe, expect to see these images in USA Today or the Wall Street Journal, which are overt in propagandizing the war, but these pictures are in the New York Times, the so-called "paper of record".
With the Scottish clergymen Samuel Rutherford, Robert Baillie, and George Gillespie, Henderson engaged in preaching and propagandizing for the Church of Scotland in the Westminster Assembly.
For rights advocates in Russia, the bill against propagandizing certain relationships is alarming in its own right.
MOSCOW — The Russian Parliament passed a bill on Tuesday that imposes a fine for what it calls propagandizing "nontraditional" sexual relationships among minors, in the latest in a wave of socially conservative new rules here.
Actually, and if we're to be precise, the law would fine people for "public actions, aimed at propagandizing sodomy" — literally, "man-laying" in Russian — "lesbianism, bisexuality, [and] transgenderness among minors".
While Ying, Ai Weiwei, Chen Guangcheng, Liu Xiaobo, and many other artists and writers in China are undergoing brazen persecution at the hands of the government, Cameron dismisses their "reality" while propagandizing for the Chinese government in order to promote his business interests.
Cold Warriors in the nineteen-fifties often found themselves in the position of propagandizing for American values by exhibiting art that was manifestly élite, and attacking the Soviet Union for mandating that art appeal to the common man.
