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divisive

adjective as in dissenting

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Stewart called Hays “an equally divisive and dangerous journalist at The New York Times.”

From Salon

Immediately after the election, Newsom appeared to pick up the same divisive playbook he used during his first two years in office to elevate himself as a leader of the Democratic resistance to Trump.

“It’s disappointing that this school would deny their students the opportunity to grow and learn together and instead embrace the divisive and hateful rhetoric of extremists like Donald Trump,” Hoang said in a statement.

Rather than build a gripping, inclusive liberal patriotism that the country is starving for, Harris fell back on targeting specific groups and complaining that Trump was being divisive.

From Salon

Prime Minister Luxon has called the bill "divisive" - despite being part of the same coalition.

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