dogwhistling

Emboldened by the 2010 midterms, rightwing Republican interest groups realized they didn't have to settle for the dogwhistling of the past.

Nancy L. Cohen: Why the GOP Circus Has Mattered Nancy L. Cohen 2011

But Allen's remarks were part of a broader pattern of behavior and racial dogwhistling that was troubling, of which the whole "macaca" thing was only a small part.

Remembering George Allen's 2006 campaign Adam Serwer 2011

For some elements of the South Carolina Republican electorate, such dogwhistling is a powerful way of saying: I am one of you.

Newt Gingrich's ugly moment | Paul Harris 2012

Hopefully that means that the kind of neo-Confederate dogwhistling Allen mastered now has political costs that outweigh its benefits.

Remembering George Allen's 2006 campaign Adam Serwer 2011

I'm no supporter of McCain, but this is pretty much of a piece with the ageist dogwhistling the Obama camp has directed toward fellow Democrats who aren't in their cool kids demographic.

McCain camp accuses Obama of making age an issue 2008

Only way the former happens is if Hillary's camp keeps up the racial dogwhistling and keeps saying McCain is better prepared to be President than Obama.

Obama Wins Mississippi, Networks Say 2009

All other dogwhistling and subliminal intent is just gravy on what their pre-emptive strike against Obama.

McCain Campaign Devoting One Third Of Its Total Ad Spending To Britney-Obama Spot 2009

Cathie from Canada catches blogger SoCon or Bust doing a little premature gloating and dogwhistling about the all too obvious intended endgame of Bill C-484, the Unborn Victims of Crime Act, aka the Stealth Act to Recriminalize Abortion : ... the momentum is clearly moving in our direction.

Archive 2008-03-01 Dave 2008

I mean, I've heard of dogwhistling the base, but that was like a foghorn in a library.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

Instead, they want to fight the 'culture wars' by dogwhistling social conservatives.

Public Address 2009