In a New York Times article in 1980 she promised "to fight these slanders with all my means and through whatever judicial means are available".
Jews were later slandered, with the former Red owner telling the New York Times: "Hitler was good in the beginning, but he went too far".
For her vote against entering World War I in 1917, Rankin was slandered with the usual accusation lobbed at pacifists – sympathizing with the enemy – but also with the sexist charge that, as a woman, she was constitutionally unfit for making decisions about war and peace.
To the contrary, Trump's inauguration invests his slanders with the force of our highest office, creating insuperable questions about the fairness of proceedings against the man he accused of treason.
They added one more pejorative to their arsenal of slurs and slanders with Adegbile, and that's 'cop killer nominee.' The supreme tragedy as Obama noted in his righteous and biting denunciation of the Senate vote is that in tossing the appointment or nomination of a dedicated and imminently qualified public servant, the real loser is the public.
Gay advocates in both of our countries continue to battle against people, organizations, and political parties that try to silence our demands for equality and slander us with lies in order to brand us with whatever evil they choose.
La Repubblica, the daily newspaper that has published 10 daily questions for Berlusconi (that he has not yet answered!) for three months, two days ago was denounced for slander, together with its publisher Gruppo Espresso, for questioning the premier with the 10 questions.
To attack their integrity, and to slander them with the lie that they are making up the science in order to make money".
To each and every one of you that would even think to engage in the kind of behavior that took place at UC Berkeley, or who calls their political opponents neo-Nazis in a pathetic attempt to slander them with false, ad hominem attacks which harken back to the tactics of McCarthyism.
