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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
cheerlead .
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Why is it that the media, who cheerled such mandates for years, is able to apply any institutional skepticism only after the mandates have become law?
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Why Is the Media So Much Smarter About Legislation After it is Passed 2010
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The difference, of course, is that every movement liberal is screaming bloody murder, whereas every movement conservative cheerled (cheerleaded?) for Bush until the past few months.
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There's one thing we know for sure, however: they're definitely freaked out about the government's post-9/11 intelligence apparatus -- the very same bureaucracy they actively and vocally cheerled throughout the Bush years.
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There's one thing we know for sure, however: they're definitely freaked out about the government's post-9/11 intelligence apparatus -- the very same bureaucracy they actively and vocally cheerled throughout the Bush years.
Bob Cesca: Sharing Tea Bags with Right Wing Extremists Bob Cesca 2010
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There's one thing we know for sure, however: they're definitely freaked out about the government's post-9/11 intelligence apparatus -- the very same bureaucracy they actively and vocally cheerled throughout the Bush years.
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Now "Iran's capital (is) steeped in anger, despair, and bitterness" as he almost cheerled for a "color revolution" with comments like:
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Now "Iran's capital (is) steeped in anger, despair, and bitterness" as he almost cheerled for a "color revolution" with comments like:
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Now "Iran's capital (is) steeped in anger, despair, and bitterness" as he almost cheerled for a "color revolution" with comments like:
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Now "Iran's capital (is) steeped in anger, despair, and bitterness" as he almost cheerled for a "color revolution" with comments like:
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American politicians cheerled the as our troops embarked on one of the deadliest military campaigns ever against a foreign civilian population during the assault on Fallujah in Iraq in 2004.
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