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Why should this milk-toast, namby-pamby jerk of a person have so much power in this critical legislation, that effects millions of Americans and a huge segment of our economy?
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This is a remarkably milk-toast response to big news from someone who is supposed to be the future of the party.
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Thus, the Right smears all levels of economic redistribution, regardless of how milk-toast, as socialism.
Stewart Acuff: Punching Holes in so-called Free Market Economics 2010
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Thus, the Right smears all levels of economic redistribution, regardless of how milk-toast, as socialism.
Stewart Acuff: Punching Holes in so-called Free Market Economics 2010
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That pleases many of you milk-toast, vegan-clear-broth, Powell-nothing types, but it won't build a movement or provide leaders.
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A well-staked out and firmly argued position is preferable to a milk-toast exhibition of fence-sitting.
Primeval Season 3: A Brief Summation « INTERSTELLAR TACTICS 2009
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But I wanted to just say they've played a milk-toast campaign for one simple reason.
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Between them stood a plate of milk-toast and the little pewter tea-pot, puffing threads of steam from its puny nozzle as if it really intended an opposition to the great salamander of a kettle that sung and fumed and made a great ado over the hot fire back in the chimney.
The Old Homestead Ann S. Stephens
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She carried a carefully prepared tray in to her mother at five o'clock, and sat beside her while the invalid slowly finished her milk-toast and tea, and the cookies and jelly Mary Bell was famous for.
Poor, Dear Margaret Kirby Kathleen Thompson Norris 1923
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We stayed at Divinerries 'six months until one night Peter Boyce Wendell, the columnist, ate his milk-toast there.
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