...ovement — is to enter the world of the Trump fanboy. Trump has “tight game,” to borrow the phrasing of Château Heartiste, a popular website for frustrated male Millennials. He’s the “ultimate alpha.” Fox News’s Andrea Tantaros channeled this mindset when she declared: “The Left has tried to culturally feminize this country in a way that is disgusting. And you see blue-collar voters — men — this is like their last vestige, their last hope is Donald Trump to get their masculinity back.” Fox’s Stacey Dash memorably called Trump “street” — and meant it as a compliment.
Donald Trump’s Counterfeit Masculinity: Feminism’s Dream
...o culturally feminize this country in a way that is disgusting. And you see blue-collar voters — men — this is like their last vestige, their last hope is Donald Trump to get their masculinity back.” Fox’s Stacey Dash memorably called Trump “street” — and meant it as a compliment.
Donald Trump’s Counterfeit Masculinity: Feminism’s Dream
It’s been embraced by Trumpistas hoping to make their man look larger than life. (He’s a “New Yorker, born and bred,” The New York Post gushed in its hilariously unconvincing Trump endorsement this week, who “reflects the best of ‘New York values.’ ”)
How New York Values Trump - The New York Times
This New York Post article (which can be found here was posted on April 14, 2016 by the Post Editorial Board.
The context of the second quote is as follows:
Trump is now an imperfect messenger carrying a vital message. But he reflects the best of “New York values” — and offers the best hope for all Americans who rightly feel betrayed by the political class.
The World Health Organization estimates about 2 million cancer cases per year (18% of the global cancer burden) are attributable to chronic infections cancer, making them the second most preventable cause of cancer. This prevalence is significantly larger in low- and -middle income countries (26%) than in high-income countries (8%). Thus prevention or erad...
Infectious Agents and Cancer
This is according to the WHO’s Global Status Report on noncommunicable diseases in 2010. It is mentioned on page 2 of the Executive Summary.
A native of Los Angeles, Liz lives in Brooklyn's Cobble Hill neighborhood and spends her days admiring Balthus, listening to Rihanna, and maintaining her standing as Beyoncé's top scholar on Genius, where she works as Deputy Director of Content. A former middle school teacher with a master's degree in English education from NYU, Liz knows her way around Melville, believes television has a canon ...
GAL no. 17: Elizabeth Milch | GAL
... thinking anyway. I’m always tinkering with my swing. I didn’t have a lot of coaching growing up. I’d go to the batting cage and critique myself. I’d try a bunch of things until something felt right. When I was really little, I imitated Darryl Strawberry. I had a VHS tape of him with his high leg kick. He’d kind of drop his hands as his leg came up. I’d do that with my little plastic bat and my little plastic ball.
Guest Blogger: Denard Span « Brandon and Brandon
...address before the national convention of the N.A.A.C.P. last July, he acknowledged that the law had gone too far in toughening sentencing standards and that it had contributed to mass incarceration. “I signed a bill that made the problem worse,” he said. “And I want to admit it.”
Prison Rate Was Rising Years Before 1994 Law - The New York Times
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