pandered

The article talks about M-A students interviewed claiming ‘disrespect’ (which the admin pandered/caved to).

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I also noticed how she again pandered to the vote in W. Virginia by saying "sumpin", instead of something.

Clinton draws parallel between her campaign, JFK's 1960 run 2008

Your much vaunted Republicans as you may recall pandered to every morally indignant crackpot in the country to get themselves elected.

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But when McCain appeared on the show in 2006, as he was gearing up to run again for president, Stewart, clearly disappointed in his hero, asked McCain why he was sucking up to the right wing fundamentalists by going to kiss the rings, so to speak, of the very ultraconservative leaders he once had exoriated as "agents of intolerance" who shouldn't be "pandered" to by politicians.

"What's With Your 'Crazy' U.S Politics?" -- A Letter to European Friends 2008

Seriously, I enjoy the conclusion of a good story-arc and I feel kind of pandered to when a show ends with a cliffhanger.

Channel Surfing with C.T. | the TV addict 2007

I keep hearing that it's bad that these Senators "pandered" to the blogosphere and I don't understand it.

Hullabaloo 2006

I keep hearing that it's bad that these Senators "pandered" to the blogosphere and I don't understand it.

Hullabaloo 2006

I keep hearing that it's bad that these Senators "pandered" to the blogosphere and I don't understand it.

Hullabaloo 2006

Razor X: "If this song would have" pandered "to the God-fearing crowd, it would have received a thumbs down."

The 9513 Robert Black 2010

Tancredo, a fringe presidential candidate in 2008, boycotted a Spanish-language Republican debate during the campaign, saying the event "pandered" to Spanish speakers and encouraged the

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