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But there was a-- was there, in fact, a compensating "frontlash" for John McCain among nonreligious-right voters, some of whom may resent Robertson and Falwell's influence over the Republican Party.

CNN Transcript - Special Event: Gore and Bush Dominate in Super Tuesday Primaries and Caucuses - March 7, 2000 2000

After the frontlash and backlash to The Divinci Code (both book and movie), I would have expected some comments here.

Book Review: Misquoting Jesus by Bart Ehrman | Heretical Ideas Magazine 2009

But if you are one of the many who are not excited about Juno or Hillary, the next time someone asks how you could possibly be against those two plucky can-do underdog stories and alleges you're just recently become part of the backlash, look them in the eye, explain how you've been part of the frontlash for a while, and then tell them why.

James Rocchi: The Moviegoer: Juno, Hillary and Frontlash 2008

But many of the concerns and criticisms people have for both are not, in fact, backlash; they are frontlash, and they are worth examining.

James Rocchi: The Moviegoer: Juno, Hillary and Frontlash 2008

As for the frontlash toward Hillary Clinton, it is entirely possible that her chances are enhanced and assisted by the history-making potential precedent that, if elected, she would be the first woman president.

James Rocchi: The Moviegoer: Juno, Hillary and Frontlash 2008

Michael Phillips 'review encompasses both frontlash and backlash.

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