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Hochman has assailed that vision, deriding his opponent’s “extreme pro-criminal, anti-victim policies.”

Walz, the governor of Minnesota, was not a leading contender for the job, but his viral appearances on television, deriding Republicans as “weird”, and his ability to defend liberal policies in moderate-friendly language won Harris over.

From BBC

Nonimmigrant Springfield residents took turns at the lectern, deriding their new Haitian neighbors as “illegal” and spreading rumors about people harvesting geese from the parks.

From Slate

Trump, who is now regularly deriding Harris’ laugh, is not a fan of laughter.

Most common among them are sexist jabs deriding the agents as too small, overweight and not capable of doing the job, Wired reports.

From Salon

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