THIESSEN: And also I think it would backfire on him.
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The Takeaway: This probably won't backfire on the Republicans, right?
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Government supporters say the allegations will backfire on opposition candidates.
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This triumphalism was misplaced and would later backfire on America.
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"This is going to backfire on Trump," said the Rev.
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Joe Battenfeld: Blaming Trump and GOP could backfire on Dems.
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Her story illustrates how these plans can backfire on patients.
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He's put himself in a situation that could backfire on him.
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This will backfire on America and the rest of the world.
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Firefighters set a backfire on a hillside near Healdsburg, Oct. 26.
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Like all excesses, this one too can badly backfire on China.
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There are plenty of ways this could backfire on the Pakistanis.
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"Everything they are doing will backfire on them in due time."
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Some analysts, however, said using hard negotiating tactics could backfire on Riyadh.
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I think the people who will backfire on him are the Democrats.
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" He said it could backfire on North Korea "if Otto isn't well.
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But it might also backfire on Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyFighter pilot vs.
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Could those attacks against women backfire on Republicans in competitive House races?
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In fact, switching to these chemically sweetened drinks can backfire on you.
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But Senate GOP aides warn the risky move could backfire on Republicans.
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But its remaining options for retaliation could backfire on its own growth.
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If that representation doesn't feel real, it can really backfire on their brand.
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It could also backfire on Republicans when they're back in the minority someday.
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The internecine battle over Medicare for All could backfire on the eventual nominee.
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The House GOP's campaign arm also argued the move would backfire on Democrats.
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This strategy, however, may backfire on him, making him a one-term president.
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In the longer term, the NHL's absence is likely to backfire on the league.
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But its most immediate flaw is that it might backfire on its own terms.
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His campaign also claimed that a Palin endorsement of Trump would backfire on her.
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Perhaps even more to the point, defunding Planned Parenthood could backfire on Republicans politically.
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Investors worry that rising borrowing costs without underlying growth could backfire on the economy.
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Can't wait to see all the piracy and fragmentation backfire on them for this.
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Constraining big global firms could backfire on India's broader e-commerce industry, says Paine.
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But the relative unanimity of GOP support for Tillerson could also backfire on Rubio.
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Will Democrats urge a call to abolish ICE backfire on them in the midterm elections?
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"Partisan maps have a tendency to backfire on the party that drew them," Goedert said.
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The latest attempt to slay the Obamacare beast may, however, backfire on the Trump administration.
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I do believe the folks who think that #MeToo will backfire on women are mistaken.
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While that makes sense in the near term, it can backfire on workers over time.
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This bill presents a no-win situation for employees and, ironically, may backfire on employers.
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It's possible that this all-or-nothing approach could eventually backfire on Trump in court.
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"I feared that [filing a claim] could backfire on me," she told Politico on Tuesday.
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READ: How the Trump-Netanyahu bromance could backfire on Israel Unsurprisingly, it sparked widespread condemnation.
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But impeachment without having a trial could also look purely political and backfire on Democrats.
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Which means attacking Biden on his foreign policy acumen could backfire on the Vermont senator.
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Of course, there's the lingering question of whether Warren and Sanders' vows will backfire on them.
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Donald Trump can't make China jump and his plans could yet backfire on the United States.
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Not only will it not work in the long term, it will ultimately backfire on women.
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Many believe that approach could heighten authoritarianism in the developing world and eventually backfire on Washington.
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A shutdown could backfire on Trump if voters blame Republicans for any federal government service disruptions.
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Democratic leaders in Congress have been cautious on impeachment, worried it could backfire on their party.
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Those complicated factors have industry watchers worried that any auto tariffs could backfire on U.S. manufacturers.
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Of course, the election could backfire on Gillum and those have a similar message to him.
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Students across America wondered whether an executive order targeting anti-Semitism would "backfire" on Jewish students.
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Another DHS official said the move was not only mistaken, but it would backfire on the administration.
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"They know any move in that direction of protectionism can only backfire on their economies," he said.
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That may work in some policy areas (like guns), but this may backfire on Wall Street regulation.
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There are all too many ways that losing the House of Representatives could backfire on the Republicans.
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That could ultimately backfire on the party, which has staked its legitimacy on generating continuous economic growth.
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Several Republicans predicted on Wednesday that the appearance would backfire on Democrats trying to damage Mr. Trump.
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Lawmakers that have fought them say while revenues may be bolstered, they can backfire on local governments.
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But the plan could backfire on Japanese firms by pushing up labor costs and squeezing profits, analysts say.
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Allies have warned an impeachment proceeding could backfire on Democrats just as it did for Clinton-era Republicans.
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But they also represent a centrist approach to 2020 that could backfire on Democrats, especially if Vermont Sen.
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But principle can be turned on its head; calling Hunter Biden could backfire on the Republicans big time.
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Tillis and McSally moved to quickly dismiss questions of impeachment, with McSally predicting it would backfire on Democrats.
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"The sanctions are beginning to backfire on those who are introducing them, which is positive," Sechin told reporters.
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But Resnick said if it leaned too far towards the former, it could backfire on her father's administration.
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Democrats are wrong when they say that an ObamaCare repeal will backfire on Republicans, a GOP lawmaker says.
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The following describes how executive privilege works and why it could backfire on Trump if he invokes it.
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It's a bold demand and one that could presumably backfire on Triplebyte should it rack up enough unhappy customers.
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Flake warned after the president's remarks that cutting aid to the countries would likely backfire on the United States.
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TV warned Democrats against court packing, saying the practice could backfire on Democrats during a period of Republican control.
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One former White House official, who requested anonymity to speak candidly, said they believed impeachment would "backfire" on Democrats.
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A long trial could backfire on Trump because it would also give Democrats a chance to relitigate their case.
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Yet the move could backfire on Russia in terms of a potential extension of Ukraine-related U.S. and European sanctions.
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Several experts we spoke to took issue with that advice, because it could potentially backfire on the Trump University student.
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That decision could ultimately backfire on Seeso, as it doesn't allow fans to fully immerse themselves in the original series.
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It's the latest in a string of political calculations that are set to backfire on the President, some Republicans warned.
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But some progressives clamoring to oust Trump say that working with him on infrastructure is likely to backfire on Democrats.
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The decision made by Trump to declare a national emergency to secure border wall funding may similarly backfire on Republicans.
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While officials were successful in deflecting attention, Mr. Tufis said, the effort may backfire on the governing Social Democratic Party.
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Mr. Trump's aides also worried that it could backfire on him by giving Iran's leaders a platform to confront him.
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Those affected by the steel and aluminum tariffs say the administration's aggressive approach could backfire on American companies and workers.
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If he fails, it could backfire on 20.7703-Star, embarrass the new government and erode a central pillar of the budget.
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And they're not always good for society—they can backfire on lower income neighborhoods and cause health hazards and privacy concerns.
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"I think this can backfire on China," warned Daniel Pinkston, a South Korea-based lecturer on international relations with Troy University.
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One question is whether the move could backfire on TPG, particularly given that McGlashan has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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We will show you what a new poll says and examine whether the Russian obsession will backfire on Democrats in November.
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"And if he — out of anger or vengeance of whatever — starts undermining ACA, it's going to backfire on him," Schumer said.
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However, Shin Asakawa, senior director of Japan's Anti-Doping Agency, said the move could backfire on the image of the Games.
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We said yes if others are willing to go but we have to decide before, otherwise this will backfire on us.
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A friend of Cohen's on Wednesday expressed concern that the release of the recording would backfire on him in that effort.
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But I worry that using them to herald the coming of a new, more dangerous world will backfire on climate activists.
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In a news conference in Washington on Monday, Mexican officials argued that tariffs were likely to backfire on the United States.
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This is a political calculation — relying on faulty analysis of the Clinton impeachment — that a formal inquiry will backfire on Democrats.
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In an ironic twist, the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of anti-abortion groups could one day backfire on their cause.
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Trump last week acknowledged the political risks surrounding any move to cancel the subsidies, conceding that his proposition may backfire on Republicans.
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Some experts said it could backfire on Aquino's chosen successor, Manuel Roxas, who warned the country was headed towards a Duterte dictatorship.
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The state is the heart of the progressive resistance to President Trump, but that surge of liberal energy could backfire on Democrats.
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Tariffs could also backfire on the economy of the regions in the southeastern United States where Mr. Trump's support is most fervent.
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Sanders warned that talk of the president's removal from office could backfire on Democrats in 2202 by distracting from kitchen-table issues.
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But the White House is betraying no nervousness about that prospect, insisting that any such move would backfire on the GOP nominee.
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Science fiction has been warning us for years that our treatment of robots and artificial intelligence can and will backfire on us.
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But a vote on another tax bill also has the potential to backfire on Republicans if a few vulnerable Democrats back it.
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In conversations over the weekend, Steve Bannon, the president's chief strategist, worried about containing costs and how that could backfire on Republicans.
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Mr. Trump is such a radioactive figure in Britain that the Conservatives feared his public endorsement would backfire on the prime minister.
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As a side note, sometimes presidential visits backfire on the party in power by motivating their opponents to get to the polls.
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Representative Tom Cole of Oklahoma, the Republican chairman of a House Appropriations subcommittee, said Trump's threatened move could backfire on the party.
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"This study could completely backfire on the alcoholic beverage industry, and they're going to have to live with it," Dr. Koob said.
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Not only could it backfire on their own candidacies, but it also could be seen as weakening the party's chances of beating Trump.
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Brands have a history of using public submission processes to their advantage, only to see it backfire on them when consumers find out.
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John McCain angled his thumb toward the floor, the effort to unwind Obama's signature legislative feat was beginning to backfire on the GOP.
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At least one Democratic senator argued at a lunch meeting Wednesday that voting against a government funding bill could backfire on the party.
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And we are living through a time when the old political rules not only don't apply, but tend to backfire on their practitioners.
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The notion that isolating yourself from germs can backfire on you by handicapping your immune system is what researchers call the hygiene hypothesis.
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That could backfire on Democrats because in California the top two vote winners in the primary advance to the general, regardless of party.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump frequently talks about reviving the American auto industry, but his approach to trade policy may backfire on the country's carmakers.
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But political strategists told VICE News in November that curbing political ads on the platform could backfire on outsider candidates, including many Democrats.
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However, a disruption in federal government operations could backfire on Trump if voters blame Republicans, who control Congress, for the interruption in services.
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Bermudez's incessant pressure has started to backfire on him, with The Menace often leaving himself exposed when rushing in to attack his foe.
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It also looks also likely to backfire on U.S. consumers, driving up the prices of goods as varied as cars, refrigerators and television sets.
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The show's confidence would eventually backfire on itself in future, but the highlights from the third season demonstrated that, for a time, it worked.
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A sabotage strategy might serve the long-term ideological goals of the American conservative movement, but it's very likely to backfire on Trump personally.
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Democrats think the vote would backfire on the GOP and help them instead, noting that polling has found the tax law to be unpopular.
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Innes-Ker warned that too many setbacks to the opposition could actually backfire on the government, leading to more radical tactics and greater disruption.
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Some observers suggest that the court ruling could backfire on liberal activists, lessening the sense of urgency around the search for a congressional remedy.
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Hardball tactics are threatening to backfire on the left in the final weeks of the high-stakes fight over Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination.
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Some of the most vocal opponents were women, notably Phyllis Schlafly, an influential conservative activist who warned that the amendment would backfire on women.
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Offering protection from deportation can backfire on prosecutors, because a smuggler's defense lawyer is likely to use it when cross-examining victims at trial.
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China dumping its U.S. debt holdings would likely backfire on itself, as it would have to sell some of its Treasury holdings at a loss.
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Obama's warning to Trump, and everyone who stands to suffer for his errors, is that living in a rhetorical fantasy will backfire on a president.
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LG: #money [ad] KS: We're here at the 2018 Code Media conference, and now I'm going to do something that will probably backfire on me.
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The move also looks also likely to backfire on U.S. consumers, driving up the prices of goods as varied as cars, refrigerators and television sets.
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Something also tells me that having Jonah in the House will somehow backfire on Selina's efforts to win the presidency via the support of Congress.
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They allow witnesses to line up their stories in advance and could easily backfire on Democrats trying to build a public narrative in real time.
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Energy companies have warned that those provisions could backfire on U.S. companies drilling near Russian pipelines, even if they're not working with any Russian companies.
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New York (CNN Business)If lawmakers restrict stock buybacks, that could backfire on the American economy, White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett warned on Friday.
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Expanded background checks would be one thing, but going further to propose banning popular rifles such as the AR-15 could backfire on Democratic candidates.
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But in reality, the tactic could easily backfire on MoviePass, as customers realize they can't trust the company to consistently provide access to their favorite theaters.
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Because I work with our New York team so closely, I worry that leaving my desk and email will backfire on me later in the afternoon.
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German Gref, the head of Russia's biggest bank Sberbank, has warned the proposed law would backfire on the Russian economy if approved in its current form.
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And they think it will backfire on the presumptive GOP nominee, especially if Clinton responds with arguments about how she wants to solve the nation's problems.
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And as the data has proven time and again, this could also backfire on the conservative agenda, since less birth control could lead to more abortions.
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Beijing's aggressive posture might backfire on its plans to present itself as a rising power that brings countries together as the United States looks increasingly inward.
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Africa specialists said the attack could backfire on the Shabab — and that may be one reason the group has not claimed responsibility, at least so far.
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Know the severity of the consequences for lying, and make certain you follow proper protocol for addressing it, or the entire thing could backfire on you.
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" Asked why she waited almost a month to speak out and file a claim, Villa said on Tuesday: "I feared that it could backfire on me.
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Juan Williams: Democrats must keep their eyes on impeachment prize The Memo: Trump's rage may backfire on impeachment MORE held that Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global accountant Deloitte has called on Britain's government not to clamp down on skilled migrants following Brexit, saying it could backfire on the economy.
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The decision could backfire on the SPD which performed badly in the last election due to its supporters' disapproval of its alliance with the CDU-CSU.
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She initially argued that the process of impeachment would be too divisive and could even backfire on Democrats in the 2020 election if not conducted properly.
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Several centrists have declined to back the push, expressing worries it could further divide the country or even backfire on Democrats heading into the 2020 elections.
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Y.) is firing back at Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), warning that decoupling the debt ceiling from funding for the government would backfire on Republicans.
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Some supporters said the rebuke by party leaders in Washington and Des Moines would only increase his appeal and backfire on those hoping he leaves Congress.
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That could hurt consumer spending and economic growth, too — in other words, another challenge that could backfire on Trump and lead the Fed to lower interest rates.
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That relationship could backfire on Trump not only in Michigan's suburbs, but also in rural areas, where the GOP's education policies have even less to offer voters.
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The Democrats fear impeachment could backfire on them -- much like it did on the GOP 20 years ago -- if it ends up firing up President Trump's base.
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Go deeper: A long trade war with China could backfire on the U.S. and global economy Amid trade war, U.S. soybean farmers are getting walloped Trump admin.
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But if people decide to start dumping on Bill, they will see it backfire on them just like it did in the 1990s with the impeachment debacle.
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Such a move, however, could backfire on China by hurting the value of its own holdings and limiting its access to US dollars, the world's reserve currency.
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"But if not, then this law will backfire on Merkel, especially taking into account that there are three local elections next year in eastern Germany," he said.
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The Treasury Department warned Congress against imposing such restrictions in a February memo to lawmakers over concerns it could backfire on the U.S. economy and national security.
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When we have investment decisions that backfire on us or ones that go horribly bad, we are extremely quick to point the finger at everyone but ourselves.
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Criticizing the U.S. will only backfire on European countries, according to Hungary's foreign minister, who stressed the need for the EU to stop "bashing" the current administration.
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Some experts suggest changes to the H-22A temporary agriculture program that make it more difficult for growers to get farm workers could backfire on the administration.
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Republican leaders are worried that Trump's move to end Obamacare subsidy payments could backfire on them in the 2018 midterms, inciting voters upset about skyrocketing insurance payments.
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Kim is likely devising ways to exploit South Korea's political weakness as an opportunity to cause further instability, but that could backfire on the 32-year-old leader.
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People brought back from the dead increase the chances of an apocalypse, while raising protector spirit demons with the best of intentions might very well backfire on you.
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Emma, a 16-year-old from Surrey, told me that her friends are way more wary than boys of how getting wasted can backfire on your public image.
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But most in Berlin think that doubling down on the grand coalition, or moving towards a Christian Democrat-Greens alliance (the first ever), would backfire on all involved.
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They believe such a fight will backfire on the GOP, which sought to repeal the law in 2013 but ended up shutting the government down for 16 days.
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And perhaps more significant, progressives are generally overrepresented in these offices, meaning they're pushing for more big-government policies that too often backfire on women and their families.
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Praise for White's performance in Pyeongchang caught backfire on social media at a time when #MeToo and other movements are calling for more accountability about harassment and abuse.
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But new efforts could be difficult to apply and may cause confusion, Tobias said, warning that it could backfire on future Republican litigants seeking to challenge a Democratic president.
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Distortions of the truth, and not-so-veiled threats against witnesses, undermine our constitutional process as a legal matter and will ultimately backfire on Trump as a tactical one.
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Sympathetic voices in the media have already caught on and have begun pumping the breaks also, as some fear that the calls for impeachment could backfire on the party.
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Given that the GOP will likely be blamed for it, especially after Trump defiantly and publicly took ownership of the decision, a shutdown could easily backfire on the party.
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Even inside Justice, senior officials had told Barr such a move was not only impractical but would likely backfire on the border, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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Given that we are now entering an era dominated by right-wing nationalism, these rules could well come to backfire on the progressives urging Twitter to suspend Mr. Trump.
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President Donald Trump's abrupt announcement Wednesday to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria has alarmed Trump allies and opponents alike, sparking fears it will backfire on American goals in the region.
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She has toured the country and television studios to try to sell her deal, but a move to present her government's legal advice to parliament seemed to backfire on Monday.
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Things start to backfire on Lucious all at once during the event when Jamal suffers a full-on panic attack — and realizes his PTSD is more crippling than he thought.
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"None of them probably would want to have too fast interest rate increases that would lead to a dollar surge, which will backfire on growth and on inflation," he said.
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The gambit to nominate a member of the royal family could backfire on Thai Raksa Chart, said Titipol Phakdeewanich, dean of the faculty of political science at Ubon Ratchathani University.
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"Congo still represents the total possibility of life on Earth," Mr. Pongo said, adding that human depredation was less likely to kill the environment than to backfire on our species.
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Pence assured members that the public is "getting weary" of impeachment, according to members in the room, and warned that the process could backfire on Democrats, particularly in swing districts.
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" He said the referendum would backfire on Hungary if it failed: "We will give Brussels a trump card as our weapon backfires: Hungarians will not have legally rejected the quotas.
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It's an article of faith in the White House that impeachment proceedings would backfire on Democrats, and so Trump may see actions that court such a response as a win-win.
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Clearly, the top strategists in the Clinton campaign are okay with Trump stealing the attention during this campaign because they too are sure it will backfire on him any day now.
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L of department store group House of Fraser drew a cautious response from analysts, with some saying the deal could backfire on Mike Ashley, the sportswear retailer's founder and chief executive.
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Lobbyists, many of whom are massed along the K Street corridor downtown just blocks from the White House, see the plan as misguided and argue that it could backfire on him.
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House GOP leaders are telling their rank-and-file members that impeachment will backfire on Democrats and give the GOP a chance to flip dozens of Democratic-held seats next year.
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Senate Democrats changed the rules on filibustering lower court and cabinet nominees in 2013, a move that appeared to backfire on them after McConnell further capitalized on this change during Gorsuch's nomination.
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Invoking the Benghazi attack could backfire on Trump, however, as Clinton has typically responded with the compassion and restraint Trump seemed unable to give to critics like the Gold Star Khan family.
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No matter how much some of our fellow citizens find in Mr. Trump an outlet of their anger, anxiety and antagonisms, Mr. Trump's say-anything-anytime habit will backfire on foreign leaders.
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But Democrats think the tax law will backfire on Republicans, noting that the measure isn't popular nationally and many businesses have been using their tax savings to buy back their own stock.
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During a news conference earlier in the day, Pelosi also warned that if Trump declares a national emergency he will be setting a precedent that could backfire on Republicans in the future.
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If you haven't heard, Mars is retrograde from June 26 to August 27, so, if you want to play it safe, avoid committing to big decisions that could backfire on you big time.
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"The continuation of such attempts at spreading fear and suppressing the freedom of press will eventually backfire on the government itself," one activist told the Citizens' Press Conference, a platform used by protesters.
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Increasingly, Fed policymakers have warned that adding too much fiscal stimulus at this point could backfire on the economy, forcing the Fed to raise rates aggressively and potentially tipping the economy into recession.
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"If they move so far to the left that they only want to harass the president and ultimately impeach the president, that is going to backfire on them," Scalise told The Washington Examiner.
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The majority leader, sensing that the growing calls to abolish ICE could backfire on Democrats, first flagged the issue during a GOP conference meeting about two weeks ago, according to a Republican aide.
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But King Vajiralongkorn's swift rebuke of his sister's bid could backfire on pro-Thaksin forces, who could face retribution if judged by election authorities to have tried to illegitimately use a royal connection.
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Carney also warned that any attempts by the European Union to force a shift in the clearing of euro-denominated transactions from London to the EU after Brexit would backfire on the bloc.
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To the extent the suit draws attention to accusations that might have gotten little publicity without corroboration, it may backfire on the director and set a precedent that others are reluctant to emulate.
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READ MORE: How the Trump-Netanyahu bromance could backfire on Israel Critics warned Tuesday that further moves to undermine the two-state solution would drive the Palestinians to abandon any efforts towards peace.
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But as oil ticks upward, a look at history and geopolitics suggests that while a Saudi-driven oil price spike would bring pain for much of the world, it would ultimately backfire on itself.
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"We see the risk that potential further regulatory uncertainty ... could backfire on the banking system's stability, potentially triggering unwanted repercussions on the funding and solvency fronts," said analysts at Mediobanca Securities in a note.
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There's an argument to be made, however, that it could backfire on Pelosi -- and in the process hand Trump a much-needed foothold in a debate he is very much losing at the moment.
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"This legislation would change longstanding international law regarding sovereign immunity, and the president of the United States continues to harbor serious concerns" about how it could backfire on Americans, the White House spokesman added.
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That stronger dollar could backfire on some U.S. industries, and one of them very well could be energy, according to Francisco Blanch, head of global commodities and derivatives research at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - German Gref, the head of Russia's biggest bank Sberbank, said a proposed law that could result in people being jailed for helping enforce U.S. sanctions would backfire on the Russian economy if implemented.
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EFAMA is the latest to raise concerns that tinkering with the globally accepted regulatory practice of allowing asset managers in one country to run funds in another, known as delegation, could backfire on the bloc.
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Why it matters: A larger trade war would be sure to hurt China, economists say — but it's also likely to backfire on the U.S. and global economy in a way that President Trump hasn't acknowledged.
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Michael Gazeley, director of Hong Kong-based security firm Network Box, warned that while the intentions of the test were good, it could potentially backfire on users, by creating an easy attack vector for hackers.
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Trump has a unique ability to manipulate these kinds of situations to his advantage and if the House moves to impeach him we think it could backfire on Democrats and help Mr. Trump's reelection prospects.
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It seemed obvious that if Trump used the same domineering, bullying shtick against Clinton that he had used against some of his male opponents in the Republican primary, it could very easily backfire on him.
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Republicans warned Democrats their use of the "two-hour rule" could backfire on them because it meant Democrats would shut down key national security hearings related to China, North Korea, cyber warfare and even Russian influence.
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Though the Mueller report was damning and did foster a slew of inquiries by House Democrats, Pelosi was reluctant to formally get the ball rolling on impeachment over fears it could backfire on her party politically.
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Trump and his allies are betting that his most loyal supporters will not be swayed by the conversation and that the impeachment inquiry will ultimately backfire on Democrats in 2020, when Trump is up for reelection.
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The pro-Thaksin camp's bid to nominate a member of the royal family electrified the election race, but it could backfire on Thai Raksa Chart, said Titipol Phakdeewanich, a political science professor at Ubon Ratchathani University.
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But that has not been a boon to the makers of washers because fewer Americans are investing in new laundry equipment, exposing how protectionist trade policies can backfire on the very companies they are meant to safeguard.
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NIZHNEBUREISKY, Russia (Reuters) - New U.S. sanctions imposed on Russia will have negative consequences for the United States and backfire on U.S. energy majors, Igor Sechin, chief executive officer of Russia's largest oil producer Rosneft, said on Thursday.
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With so few voters left undecided, the report expected from Mueller looks unlikely to serve as a significant voter turnout tool for Republicans or Democrats in November 2020 and could backfire on Democrats if they overplay it.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian city's bid to highlight the plight of indigenous people by boycotting Australia Day celebrations on Thursday has ignited a rancorous dispute, raised fears of violence and could backfire on reforms aimed at engendering reconciliation.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - The head of China's second-biggest e-commerce company, JD.com Inc, accused the United States on Wednesday of practicing "serious" protectionism against Chinese firms and said this would ultimately backfire on the world's largest economy.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's expansionary multi-year budget plan published late on Thursday may backfire on the populist government, according to several analysts who see a risk of rising borrowing costs, a bruising battle with Brussels and ratings downgrades.
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But if that leader, Carles Puigdemont, who was seized on Sunday, is returned to Spain, a highly publicized trial could backfire on the government by galvanizing the separatist movement and prolonging a dispute that threatens Spain's geographic cohesion.
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President Donald Trump would be better off not cutting a trade deal with China as it could backfire on him ahead of the 2020 U.S. election, according to the managing director and chief economist at the CME Group.
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But the extraordinary move to place a stranglehold on oil markets — one not taken since the Arab oil embargo of 1973 — would ultimately backfire on Saudi Arabia, leading many analysts to believe it's not a likely course of action.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former U.S. Senator Bill Bradley, a Democrat who helped bring about former Republican President Ronald Reagan's bipartisan tax reform more than 30 years ago, said on Wednesday that President Donald Trump's tax plan could backfire on Republicans.
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Pelosi's decision to launch the inquiry did quell a growing clamor within her party, especially from the left, for Trump to be impeached, an effort she had been resisting for months amid worries it could backfire on Democrats electorally.
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NIZHNEBUREISKY, Russia, Aug 3 (Reuters) - New U.S. sanctions imposed on Russia will have negative consequences for the United States and backfire on U.S. energy majors, Igor Sechin, chief executive officer of Russia's largest oil producer Rosneft , said on Thursday.
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Australia Day, Invasion DayThe city of Fremantle's bid to highlight the plight of Aborigines by boycotting Australia Day celebrations on Thursday has ignited a rancorous dispute, raised fears of violence and could backfire on reforms aimed at engendering reconciliation.
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Motta also points to two conflicting studies about microtargeted ads specifically: one that indicates that people prefer personalized and targeted ads, and another that shows that targeted political ads can actually backfire on candidates, causing potential voters to turn against them.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell suggested Wednesday that if Democrats use their new House majority to aggressively pursue oversight of President Donald Trump and his administration, that would amount to "presidential harassment" and could backfire on the party.
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Other pro-Trump voices give Pelosi grudging praise for — as they see it — acknowledging the political reality that an impeachment effort could easily backfire on Democrats, much as the GOP drive against then-President Clinton harmed congressional Republicans in the 6900s.
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As much as we seem to have control over our hard drives, we may one day encounter unexpected technologies that remove our control over our own material — that tar intended as an extra layer of protection may somehow backfire on us.
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The pragmatism and emphasis on electability that older voters and black voters have expressed in surveys have been working in Biden's favor up to this point but could severely backfire on him if he falters in the first two voting states.
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"Obstructing confirmation will only backfire on vulnerable red-state Democrats and show voters that all their talk of bipartisanship is nothing but hot air," Katie Martin, communications director for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which backs Republican Senate candidates, told Reuters.
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Washington (CNN)Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell predicted Wednesday that if Democrats take control of the House of Representatives and start investigating President Donald Trump, it could backfire on the party and create a political advantage for the President.
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Top Republicans, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, privately attempted to persuade Trump that a health care push would not only fail, but backfire on Republicans running up and down the ticket in 2020, multiple sources told CNN last week.
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Read more: DOJ veterans say Trump's latest defense in the Michael Cohen case is rarely successful and could spectacularly backfire on him Cohen was sentenced to three years in federal prison on Wednesday after he pleaded guilty in the SDNY's investigation.
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"The continuation of such attempts at spreading fear and suppressing the freedom of press will eventually backfire on the government itself," one activist told the Citizens' Press Conference, a platform protesters are using to voice concerns over the situation in Hong Kong.
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Delaying any of the nominees purely for political gain is a strategy that could backfire on Democrats if they don't tread lightly, which is why they should work to confirm the nominees expeditiously so that the President-elect can hit the ground running.
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As Republicans and Trump eye Minnesota as a key state for 2018 and beyond, they run the risk that the same tough talk on trade that made Trump so popular in the state might backfire on some of his most loyal supporters.
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The tactics could backfire on him during an election year: On Sunday morning, several governors continued to sound the alarms for additional help from the federal government in addressing shortages of ventilators, N22 masks and personal protective equipment for front-line medical personnel.
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Conor Friedersdorf cautions at the Atlantic that the rhetoric of safety could actually backfire on student activists, and that the often messy work of fighting for social change could be undermined by those who insist on living in a mess-free bubble.
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The referendums could deepen north-south divisions that pre-date the modern, unified Italian state and many also backfire on the League, a centre-right party that is trying to broaden its appeal beyond the north ahead of national elections next year, Orsina said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso on Thursday said using government spending as a primary policy tool to boost employment and spur inflation, an idea backed by some U.S. academics, would backfire on the world's third-biggest economy given its huge debt pile.
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But some in the party warn that these types of aggressive tactics — from impeachment to intimidation — could backfire on Democrats and turn off voters this fall as they seek to flip a net of 23 GOP-held seats and win back control of the House.
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And even though the decision to dissolve and rebuild parliament can backfire on an ambitious prime minister, as it did for Theresa May earlier this year in the UK, Abe's LDP ended up with 313 seats out of a possible 465 in the lower house.
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President Donald Trump's killing of one of Iran's top military commanders means the elimination of a dangerous U.S. foe – but it also represents a risky escalation in a volatile feud that could backfire on U.S. personnel and allies in the Middle East and beyond.
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The danger, then, is that not only could Mr. Thiel's public embrace of Mr. Trump backfire on him, but it could also become another plot point in the larger story line that Silicon Valley is exclusionary and narrow-minded and that its innovations are advancing global inequality.
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Republicans control the House, the Senate, the White House and the Supreme Court, so if they can&apost agree on a budget and they have to shut down the government, I think it&aposs pretty clear -- SMITH: Kayleigh, could this call from the President, could this backfire on him?
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The decision to nullify the Istanbul election — made by a body beholden to Mr. Erdogan, which found that some election officials had been appointed illegally — may ultimately backfire on the president by adding to the economic distress that caused him to lose Istanbul in the first place, analysts say.
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Meanwhile, the underlying system will be in chaos; the existing marketplaces will likely collapse as insurers flee the uncertainty created by the GOP's time bomb: A process focused solely on reversing the ACA and not on putting something better in its place could easily backfire on the GOP.
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Impeachment under the American political system requires a majority in the House of Representatives and a two-thirds majority in the Senate; it is not easy to use and, as Republicans learned in the aftermath of their attempt to impeach Clinton, can backfire on those who use attempt it frivolously.
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"The ones who trigger political moves in the streets may not be the ones who will put an end to it, since others may ride the wave they have started, and they must know that their action will backfire on them," the semiofficial ISNA news agency quoted Mr. Jahangiri as saying.
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Read More'Hydrogen' bomb test may backfire on North Korea "He's giving his own people and senior leaders in the North Korean government a sign that he is dangerous and respected around the world," said Joshua Stanton, a blogger and long-time North Korea watcher who has advised Congress on North Korea sanctions legislation.
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Though calls for impeachment have grown among some progressive Democrats, Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) has sought to temper impeachment efforts, arguing it could backfire on the party heading into 2020.
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While the death of represents a stunning setback for Iran and marks the elimination of a dangerous murderous enemy of the United States, the actions that Trump has taken will likely warrant a highly aggressive retaliatory response from Iran that could backfire on American forces and allies in the Middle East and beyond.
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"The ones who trigger political moves in the streets may not be the ones who will put an end to it, since others may ride the wave they have started, and they must know that their action will backfire on them," he said at a medical conference, according to the Iranian Students' News Agency.
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A disappointment — if, say, Aramco fails to attract investor interest and the share price sinks when trading starts — could backfire on the 34-year-old prince, who wants to use proceeds from the Aramco sale to fuel his high-stakes effort to wean the Saudi economy off its dependence on oil and government spending.
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Read more: DOJ veterans say Trump's latest defense in the Michael Cohen case is rarely successful and could spectacularly backfire on him The AMI non-prosecution agreement referenced a third person from the Trump campaign in the room with Cohen and AMI President David Pecker when they negotiated the deal to "catch and kill" McDougal's story.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is facing bipartisan pushback for cutting off aid to three Central American countries, with lawmakers arguing it would backfire on his efforts to curb illegal immigration.
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Republican strategist Shermichael Singleton said on Monday that Republican candidates should not work to distance themselves from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE ahead of the midterms, warning that the move could backfire on them.
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The White House and the US Department of the Treasury, where I was spokeswoman for terrorism and financial intelligence at the time, would go on to work closely with the European Union to continue the sanctions and to make sure they were very carefully and intricately designed to hit Russia where we thought it would make a difference (with minimal backfire on US and European business interests).
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UNITED NATIONS — Efforts by the Trump administration to marshal a muscular international response to Iran's crackdown on anti-government protesters appeared to backfire on Friday, as members of the United Nations Security Council instead used a special session called by the United States to lecture the American ambassador on the proper purpose of the body and to reaffirm support for the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Democrats have had no problem criticizing Trump, but most have stopped well short of calls for impeachment, worried it could backfire on them as it did on Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE-era Republicans.
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Read: How Trump's trainwreck in Helsinki could backfire on Putin The disclosures are essentially an attempt to push back against any report Mueller may release in the coming months about the Trump campaign's ties to Russia by painting the investigation as illegitimate, said Bob Deitz, who was National Security Agency general counsel from 1998 to 2006, then senior councillor to CIA Director Michael Hayden under former President George W. Bush.
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Read more of our best stories on Julián Castro:Julian Castro's attacks on Joe Biden could backfire on him, but he may have just done Democrats a huge favorJulián Castro played the Democratic debate absolutely perfectly: by slamming Joe Biden where it hurtsJulián Castro was defiantly combative at the Democratic debate, and it paid off'I'm fulfilling the legacy of Barack Obama and you're not': Julian Castro comes out swinging at Biden over healthcare in Democratic debate
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloAnxious GOP treads carefully with Trump defense The Memo: Trump's rage may backfire on impeachment Ex-GOP lawmaker: Party 'must condemn' Trump for asking foreign countries to investigate Bidens MORE (Fla.) on Thursday demanded that Republicans in Congress "unequivocally" condemn Trump's call for Ukraine and China to investigate former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team MORE and his son.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.), vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said that he has read the documents and that the release could ultimately backfire on Republicans who demand the move.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I) warned Democrats on Monday that focusing obsessively on impeaching President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE could backfire on the party heading into 2020.
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" PLAY-BY-PLAY DOJ gives House GOP Russia documents - AP Lawmakers frustrated with White House silence on protecting 2018 vote - Politico Harley-Davidson plans to move production overseas due to EU tariffs - WSJ McCaskill suffers cracked rib after Manchin performs Heimlich maneuver on her - Fox News Stanley Greenberg : 'Riling Up the Base May Backfire on Trump' - NYT Former Missouri secretary of state, Jason Kander , confirms run for Kansas City mayor - Kansas City Star AUDIBLE: BETTER NOT "If you get me one more glass of wine, I&aposll tell you stuff only Bob Mueller and I know.
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Juan Williams: Democrats must keep their eyes on impeachment prize The Memo: Trump's rage may backfire on impeachment MORE is arguing that President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE committed an impeachable offense during a July 25 phone call in which he pressured the Ukrainian president to investigate 2020 presidential candidate Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team MORE and his son.
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