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stooge

[stooj] / studʒ /


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History textbooks portraying the West as Russia’s enemy and Ukraine as its stooge will soon be rolled out for the youngest grades, the government says.

From The Wall Street Journal

None of the so-called opinions Kirk expressed in his campus appearances and social media moments and “debate me, bro” exchanges with liberal stooges were remotely original or especially interesting.

From Salon

He pushes back, telling me the Scottish working classes "still have a radical kind of spirit. They're not really there to be the stooge of some public school idiot".

From BBC

However, if Stephen Miller’s stooges are going after Mark Walter, I can only have new respect for him.

From Los Angeles Times

One of the smart tweaks Bong has made to Ashton’s book is devolving the character from an everyman into a passive stooge.

From Los Angeles Times