mouthpiece

Example Sentences

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Dakota Cary, a China expert at the security firm Krebs Stamos Group, said in making such comments Utah lawmakers are “essentially acting as mouthpieces for the Chinese Communist Party” and legitimizing their ideas and narratives.

From Seattle Times

These lawsuits could force tech giants to become de facto partisan mouthpieces, and could also bankrupt small blogs, subreddits or news websites with comments sections that require moderation.

From Salon

Yet, a decade later, he was the devoted mouthpiece of a right-wing Conservative prime minister who found herself at war with the unions and presiding over record levels of unemployment.

From BBC

As a strategy it may feel inadequate, but it does work, since your ex will never be able to use the kids as her mouthpiece as long as you decline to listen.

From Washington Post

Lawmaker Rene Springer accused him of “making himself a mouthpiece for companies that want to push down wages further with the help of immigration.”

From Seattle Times