Parroting in a sentence

But there was a level of independence that is completely gone now and you see that in its parroting of Russiagate propaganda, in its parroting of propaganda about Ukraine, and its extreme parroting of Israeli propaganda.

Second, while it’s true that more white, suburban, upper-income voters are parroting left-of-center positions, there is another potential pool of new GOP voters: first- and second-generation new citizens from India, China, Latin America, and Africa.

Who is the source for the media that is parroting this claim?

In the Senate, Majority Leader Joel Villanueva on Tuesday said the Philippines should have a “unified stand” in tackling the West Philippine Sea issue as he lamented that even some government officials were parroting China’s propaganda.

Others have accused him of parroting opposition talking points selectively.

The exchange followed Dyson’s public criticism of Mace on an August CNN segment, where he accused her of parroting “white supremacist language” due to her mispronunciation of Vice President Kamala Harris’ name.

Unfortunately, it became pretty clear that the student was just parroting the language that the mom was using to refer to me.

But the call for getting on one’s knees to this movement and parroting their Marxist slogans is anything but sacred.

CNN, which reported the CDC’s update, parroting the idea that asymptomatic spread is why it’s so important to wear a mask, also made no mention of the landmark study from China.

He is now parroting Chinese lies word for word.

It’s so easily disproven, and yet people keep parroting it like it’s gospel, while simultaneously forgetting that the outcomes are not death or perfectly fine.

Not by parroting the diehards who tell the rest of us that we’re wrong, the game is awesome, and if only we watched more we would understand this.

She's a vessel for the system, parroting what it screams into her ear.

Taking a jibe at Congress’ Rahul Gandhi, Ranjit said that the leaders of the grand old party are “parroting what Gandhi says”.

They know parroting their 'side's' memes is the best way to reach their intended audience of 'poorly educated'.

We had multiple conversations when basically what I was hearing from him was a parroting that I knew to be incorrect.

We will need people who have proven leadership and are not simply a cog in a political machine parroting talking points.

The 1,288-km ride, we hoped, could reveal a lot about the transformation in road transportation that policymakers keep parroting about, or the lack of it.

There is no such passage in the Constitution which says that a floor vote is needed before any investigations take place, so stop making things up and parroting the President's ignorance.

When Williamson says that the single most important force in politics is the power of love, she is probably parroting a Joni Mitchell b-side.