castigating
Meaning
of Castigate
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Falsely accusing critics of "treason,” castigating law-enforcement agencies for prosecuting allies, and telling police they should rough up suspects is inconsistent with Trump's oath - and Pence's. But these days, oaths, like norms, are for everybody else.
No feature of the Obama presidency has been sadder than its constant efforts to divide us, to curry favor with some Americans by castigating others.
Happy is he whose own faults prevent him from castigating the faults of others.
At a recent Republican debate, he got applause for castigating the debate moderators for trying to divide Republicans.
Saturday marked the second time Trump has engaged in the customary 'first 100 days' routine: In June he tacked a laundry list on to a speech castigating the Clintons for profiting from a 'special interest monopoly' in Washington.
But that the same Kenyans are now on talents, castigating fellow citizens simply because of artistic achievement, is sad.