Lambasting

Despite lambasting Florida in a campaign message on Friday, in a speech—delivered on the same day—Trump warmly greeted a crowd in Lee County, Florida, calling it “a great state.

FURIOUS Labour councillors are lambasting the Scottish Government for what they claim is an “unethical and dishonest” budget settlement which will cause job losses, harm to local services and a funding gap of £600,000.

Rather, they and their allies in the mainstream media are lambasting Republicans for their “irresponsibility” in seeking to include spending cuts with an increase in the debt ceiling.

The issue of violence on transit has risen to the forefront of political discourse in B.C. in recent days, with the official opposition lambasting the NDP government during question period for two straight days to start this week.

Critics have wasted no time in lambasting the decision, labeling it as a betrayal of tribal interests and a blatant display of dynasty politics.

Given that larger fossil fuel companies have already diversified into renewables, one would think they would lead the discussion on what an appropriate energy mix looks like, instead of falsely lambasting Democrats’ transition efforts.

Instead of lambasting her ex-boyfriend—at the time, she had broken up with Joe Jonas—Swift attacked the other woman (presumably actress Camilla Belle), who was now dating him in the song.

The guy’s just as much of an asshole when we see him in scenes where Anthony is not around, and he is lambasting the actor for dragging down the film.

Users on social media have been lambasting Suleyman's comments, including the posts above.

After failing to secure a move away from Camp Nou, the Argentine again showed his disdain for those in charge by publicly lambasting them for the Uruguayan’s exit.

CAIRO (AP) — A surprise meeting between Sudan’s leader and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stirred controversy in Sudan on Tuesday, with the government saying it wasn’t notified ahead of time and critics lambasting the talks on social media.

Dynamic entries have been the subject of judicial scrutiny with an Ottawa judge lambasting Ottawa police for their overuse of the tactic in February, saying it was a “casual disregard” of people’s charter rights.

He went on from there by lambasting the president’s “pathetic” conduct when he should be focusing on stopping the coronavirus.

Senator Johnson reaffirmed his membership to the NPP after the 2017 election but has since gone renegade and has been heard lambasting the ruling party on many occasions.

The embargo that also covers drugs and medicine soon incurred Beijing’s ire, with the Chinese State Council’s Taiwan Affairs Office lambasting Taiwan’s unilateral and “union-busting” move at a testing time that needed parties to fight a common cause.

But since the shooting in El Paso last month, an exasperated O'Rourke has become fiery — lambasting Trump for racist rhetoric and clearly stating that his intention is for Americans who own AR-15s and AK-47s to sell them to the government.

Meanwhile, the Congres, however, appears to be taking a different route, with interactive videos targeting the four years of the Modi government and lambasting the “achhe din” promise.

The shadow chancellor admitted he was 'saddened' as he was shown the front pages of newspapers lambasting 's Andrew Marr show.

As Trump was lambasting Amazon, Richard Painter made a bold claim on Twitter that was retweeted more than 26,000 times.

Belying Duque’s conciliatory speech, his Democratic Center party published whole page ads in several of the country’s largest newspapers lambasting the legacy of Juan Manuel Santos’ presidency.