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espouse

verb as in stand up for; support

verb as in marry

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Days before the election, McCoy had preached that if Trump lost “life is going to take on catastrophic conditions” because of the evil espoused by the left.

Alpha Male was born out of what Terhune saw as the hypocrisy of conservatives who espouse American ideals, such as freedom of speech and religion, but attack anyone opposed their prescribed views.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the one-time independent presidential candidate who endorsed Trump and regularly espouses anti-vaccine conspiracy theories and backs a national ban on abortion, was promised a significant role in shaping health care policy.

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Lately, Greene has espoused the theory that Democrats can control extreme weather events like Hurricane Helene.

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This is, of course, the “logic” of authoritarianism, and Trump continued to espouse it throughout his presidency and the 2020 campaign.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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