Bemoaning the lack of regulations on internet political advertising, Sen.
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That was Michael Moore bemoaning the state of the country.
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Blair writes to Bush bemoaning the lack of good news.
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We're celebrating and bemoaning our bodies out in the open.
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"Predictability really is everything," says John Cochran (bemoaning Brandon Hantz).
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Pinker says bemoaning unrealistic apocalyptic scenarios is dangerous to society.
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Everybody is bemoaning the fact that we lost in Ossoff.
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But rather than identifying and bemoaning them, Wagenknecht's philosophy encourages action.
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Instead of bemoaning our deficiencies let us, instead, praise the other.
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There will be Valentine's memes aplenty, both bemoaning and celebrating singledom.
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"Almost immediately, she began bemoaning her circumstances," the counter complaint states.
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Federal Reserve officials have been bemoaning the state of low inflation.
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Mr. Bennet is not alone in bemoaning the federal government's dysfunction.
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An ad for Pringles featured a smart speaker bemoaning its existence.
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Bemoaning the carnage, they justly condemned the Islamic State and violent extremists.
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Onstage, a woman was seen bemoaning the loss of the swimsuit competition.
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Republicans have spent years now bemoaning the parts of Obamacare Americans hate.
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Bemoaning the worrisome state of liberal democracy has become a cottage industry.
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State governments are also bemoaning the massive loss of potential tax dollars.
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"250 euros," he said, bemoaning a loss that's equal to about $275.
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Trump has been bemoaning a "rigged" election since long before he took office.
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Small business owners were left bemoaning the Queens economic boom that got away.
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She had close friends, never bemoaning the fact that she was a single.
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While bemoaning the activities of a group of Zionists, he identified two problems.
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Democrats are also bemoaning what they argue is a schedule "crunch" for nominees.
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It was a dark speech, bemoaning "this American carnage" of gangs and drugs.
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The Air Force has already been publicly bemoaning a lack of funding and people.
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She votes Zeke, all while bemoaning with Michaela what a bad move it is.
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Within a decade, critics were bemoaning the trend, and Adrià himself had moved on.
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" He kept up his complaints on Twitter early Thursday morning, bemoaning "unlimited presidential harassment.
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I still had moments of bemoaning my abstinence, like at an office holiday party.
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Within a decade, critics were bemoaning the trend, and Adrià himself had moved on.
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Donald Trump has spent his entire presidency bemoaning the Obama-era Iran nuclear deal.
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Critics bemoaning the inefficiency of global monetary policy now have fresh ammunition under their belts.
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Farmers who sold their crop earlier this spring have been bemoaning the loss of profits.
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Some developers blame their old foe, high taxes, while bemoaning the loss of tax abatements.
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We'd both recently been through terrible relationships and were bemoaning that moment in our lives.
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Even just admitting to myself this is a problem instead of bemoaning it has helped.
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Tsai won't have it and goes on, bemoaning the lack of prospects for her daughter.
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Now a year later, Trump is back to bemoaning the American excursion in northern Syria.
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He must be doing well, if we had the luxury of bemoaning the hapless Browns.
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Wellick spent their time in the woods bemoaning the fact that Elliot didn't care about him.
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"They have a Jacobin mentality," says a Corsican politician, bemoaning France's exceptionally centralised system of government.
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Yes, one of the world's most popular rappers is bemoaning the perils of cross-continent gaming.
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IN RECENT days there have been a few articles bemoaning the woeful finances of Britain's millennials.
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Before journalists start bemoaning the alleged consequences of fake news, they should look in the mirror.
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Netizens online are bemoaning the iPhone news by sending the meme to its sad, untimely death.
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It's cute, fun and relevant—but, as conservative bloggers have been bemoaning, lacking in actual science.
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Arizona's Jeff Flake wrote an entire book bemoaning what Trump has done to the Republican Party.
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Critics are bemoaning the recent Supreme Court decision upholding the dual-sovereignty doctrine in Gamble v.
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"The Grand Old Party under Trump is no more," said Mr. Ramadan, bemoaning the Republican reorientation.
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One driver, bemoaning his awful draws, wanted Ahlum to pick for him, but he begged off.
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Clinton was speaking in India and bemoaning a "phenomenon of disappointment," in parts of the country.
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Even people in the 90s were bemoaning that it wasn't what it was like in the 80s.
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Sundhage and her team have tuned out the gathering army of critics bemoaning their style of play.
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On Tuesday, he published an industry-friendly Op-Ed bemoaning the supposed dangers of the FCC's approach.
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Those bemoaning that Germany won't be driving Europe's deeper economic and political integration might wish to relax.
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President Trump rattled off a series of tweets on Thursday morning bemoaning the disappearance of Confederate monuments.
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Well, there's an entire genre of writing dedicated to bemoaning pretty much every thing the company does.
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Most of us have already done our mourning and bemoaning, our breast-beating about the digital future.
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But it's likely he'll react to these leaks not by bemoaning the security breaches but by criticizing Darroch.
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But when iOS 73 was released in September, more people started taking to Twitter bemoaning poor battery performance.
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Even in 2001 the Weekly Standard was bemoaning Bush's weak response to China after the fighter plane incident.
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Instead of bemoaning the Orwellian satire that has become the American news cycle, these kids are doing something.
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I couldn't spend any more time bemoaning my body, waiting for thinness to come and improve my world.
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In August, Trump decried those who testify against former confidants to ease legal troubles, bemoaning the longstanding practice.
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Sanders's character officiates nuptials, it continued, while also bemoaning the Brooklyn Dodgers's move to Los Angeles in 85033.
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"Have we gone stark-raving nuts?" he asked, bemoaning what he said was a culture of political correctness.
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It's a tune of stoical yearning, the yawp of a dude bemoaning the end of a seasonal romance.
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On social media, many are bemoaning the loss of convenience that an Uber trip affords a busy commuter.
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"God, what did he do to deserve this?" she asked, bemoaning the loss of her own loved one.
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And he sharply decried those who testify against former confidants to ease legal troubles, bemoaning the longstanding practice.
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We can hardly sit on our hands bemoaning what is to come while enjoying the spoils of his victory.
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These feeds read like an internet-wide wish list, with users bemoaning all the ways they can't fully communicate.
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Burke and Mordant were bemoaning being there when suddenly Burke got a call about a cop shot in Yonkers.
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It followed a flurry of recent articles in medical journals documenting and bemoaning patients' abandonment of traditional osteoporosis drugs.
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On October 31st he vowed to "go after" Britain's plutocrats, singling out five individuals and bemoaning a "corrupt system".
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Bemoaning the US trade deficit with China ahead of a Cabinet meeting, Trump withheld insults directed at those responsible.
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Commuters have been bemoaning the city's crumbling subway system for decades — specifically the increase in delays and crowded trains.
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Far from bemoaning the potential end to his livelihood, Michael says he cannot wait for marijuana to be legalized.
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She's Beatrice, daughter of prisoner Red, bemoaning the fact that her dad has missed two years of her growth.
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Mr. Kennedy is generally conservative but has been more of a maverick on voting issues, sometimes bemoaning excessive partisanship.
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George Patton and Douglas MacArthur at campaign rallies while bemoaning the lack of strong leadership in the military today.
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Not too long ago, everyone seemed to be bemoaning that companies aren't doing enough to protect customer security and privacy.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen and her colleagues for quite some time have been bemoaning the low levels of business investment.
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As Free Press has thoroughly documented, the "slow[ing]" in investment these big internet providers are bemoaning doesn't actually exist.
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PARENTS are not the only ones bemoaning the way so many schools have given up teaching children to write longhand.
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The game's trailer has met with a mixed reaction online, with fans bemoaning the apparent absence of franchise lead Snake.
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"He could start by saying, 'I was just kidding,'" Mr. Flake said, bemoaning what he called Mr. Trump's "protectionist" approach.
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"When did we get so nerdy?" he asked in a post bemoaning the general dweebiness of the contemporary literary scene.
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Price went from bemoaning high out-of-pocket costs to, within minutes, talking about the benefits of high-deductible plans.
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Many longtime residents welcome the new sense of security while also bemoaning an erasure of the neighborhood's long-held identity.
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President Trump gave a speech bemoaning the state of the embattled aircraft manufacturer Boeing as well as his impeachment trial.
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" According to Florida, for Democrats, to keep "bemoaning the loss of the white working class may be a big mistake.
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" Trump tweeted, one of his frequently used phrases hearkening back to the Mueller investigation, as well as bemoaning: "PRESIDENTIAL HARASSMENT!
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"[El Mayo] was bemoaning the fact that Ramon hadn't been killed because he was a very dangerous enemy," he testified.
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The lengthy diet talk among classmates bemoaning the fat on their slight frames, a hundred pounds lighter than our own.
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A member of Congress, bemoaning the ever-shrinking seat pitch, introduced legislation earlier this year mandating a minimum distance between rows.
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One gave an impassioned speech about the all-consuming task of representing New Yorkers, while bemoaning the proposed raises as inadequate.
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"I don't like the pipeline," Trump said, bemoaning what he said were billions of dollars Russia would reap from the project.
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Many of us spent our teenage years bemoaning ill-timed pimples and seeking ways to conceal the awkwardness of growing up.
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"Games are so fixated on unbroken real time," Burroughs says thoughtfully, before bemoaning the protracted length of current big-budget releases.
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Buffett alluded elliptically to Trump in last year's letter, bemoaning the "negative drumbeat" from presidential candidates talking down U.S. economic prospects.
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"We're not going to see (continued success) if we spend our whole time bemoaning the fact that he's there," Minnesota Sen.
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O'Rourke countered with a few of his own jabs, bemoaning that Cruz's tactics are the reason Americans are frustrated with Washington.
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Experts who have written articles in medical and scientific journals bemoaning "stem cell tourism" said this case could make a difference.
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A writer who uses the pseudonym Jeremiah Moss has been bemoaning the problem on his blog Vanishing New York since 2007.
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There are the fuming calls to phone-in programs, the cascade of former players bemoaning a great institution on its knees.
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The British media wrote endlessly about him, calling him "the bad boy of ballet," and bemoaning the loss of his talent.
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He was bemoaning a surge in deficit spending after enthusiastically voting in December for a deficit-ballooning $1.5 trillion tax cut.
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He cites the Realtors group study that showed Millennials bemoaning the effects of student debt on their housing and other purchases.
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For example, say I am rushing to a meeting near Grand Central, bemoaning the fact that I'm not a morning person.
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The news has routinely profiled homeowners bemoaning the costs of flood insurance or citing annual premiums that are certainly cringe-worthy.
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"Republicans Have Overestimated the Conservatism of the Base," blared a recent headline in National Review bemoaning the victory of Trump's populism.
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Those of us in the columny gig are always bemoaning this or that, and now I'm saying that life is great?
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But despite the Chinese market's clear role in Apple's reduced revenue, it hasn't stopped Americans from bemoaning their own failures to upgrade.
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If that seems extreme to you, you're not alone: The suspensions soon spawned an obligatory hashtag campaign, with people bemoaning the move.
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Just 30 seconds of spirituality before Sanders retreated to his stump speech, bemoaning childhood poverty and a lack of family leave programs.
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This month Mouloud Hamrouche, a former prime minister, wrote a long essay in El Watan bemoaning the state of governance in Algeria.
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During a 50-minute address, Trump reflected on some of his Twitter gaffes, bemoaning how they are jumped on by the media.
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Before the 21st century, American champions of this Taiwanese director spent years bemoaning that his films went unreleased in the United States.
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In bemoaning divisions in the country in September, Mr. Moore used a racialized shorthand to refer to Native Americans and Asian-Americans.
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He's in peak lamentation form on "Last Name," bemoaning women trying to corner him and violence that lurks just around the corner.
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Steinmeier pressed that point again on Friday, but not before bemoaning the foreign policy approaches of Russia, China and the United States.
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Instead of bemoaning new-fangled Americanisms, British observers could spare a thank you to the old colonies for keeping traditional English safe.■
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Ivanka Trump quoted a letter Thomas Jefferson wrote to his daughter in 1801 bemoaning "enemies and spies catching and perverting" his statements.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer posted a tweet Wednesday bemoaning the 28 million Americans who remain uninsured under the Affordable Care Act.
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The movie opens with Abby Huntsman on the phone with Sunny Hostin on her way to work, bemoaning her lack of costume ideas.
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Seems like just yesterday we were bemoaning the inconveniences of this most recent (and particularly trying) Mercury retrograde — wait, it was just yesterday.
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Fans of the sport, meanwhile, were left helplessly bemoaning what had become an open secret: The sport was dirty from top to bottom.
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The Belt and Road initiative championed by Xi has become mired in controversy, with some partner nations bemoaning the high cost of projects.
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They were too busy doing heroin, refusing to make videos or launch proper tours and generally bemoaning the fact that they were popular.
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The policy championed by Chinese President Xi Jinping has become mired in controversy, with some partner nations bemoaning the high cost of projects.
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Clinton also accused her rival of calling women "pigs, slobs and dogs," and of bemoaning what an inconvenience pregnancy could cause to employers.
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"Sorry Linda just got carried away in the mosh," these teens later say to their respective mothers who are bemoaning their scuffed shoes.
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"Folks that live in Appalachia believe that the ARC belongs to them," said federal ARC Co-Chair Earl Gohl, bemoaning the proposed cut.
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Then, after they were done bemoaning the attempt at activism, they rented Uber scooters with their iPhones and sped off into the city.
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One moment, the art world was bemoaning Sotheby's poor Impressionist and modern sale on Monday evening as confirmation of a softening of demand.
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"We're not going to see [continued success] if we spend our whole time bemoaning the fact that he's there," Klobuchar said of Trump.
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In his first reaction to the loss, Trump was unusually chivalrous, congratulating Jones and bemoaning the write-in votes that helped doom Moore.
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The clip shows Cooperman, a former Goldman Sachs executive, bemoaning the "vilification of billionaires," before noting that he was charged with insider trading.
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A video showing Google executives bemoaning President Trump's election victory in 2016 provided further evidence for Republicans when it was leaked this year.
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He is outspoken on Twitter, bemoaning everything from the death of the author Philip Roth to the quality of Chinese takeout in Germany.
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Nauert said on Tuesday that "it is simply no surprise that Vladimir Putin was reelected," bemoaning the "clampdown" on basic freedoms in Russia.
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After the game, Joel Embiid sounded frustrated with his role, bemoaning a lack of touches and how the team executed their game plan.
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CHICAGO — For years, President Trump railed against "carnage" in Chicago, bemoaning the gun violence that has torn through many neighborhoods throughout the city.
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It is distressing to conclude that the repeated discussion of "never again" and bemoaning Western indifference hides the real issue at stake here.
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Much ink has been spilled by liberals — in both nations – bemoaning the obstacles to economic and social progress posed by a minority alliance.
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EST President Trump spent a chunk of time during Wednesday's post-midterms press conference bemoaning Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation into his 2016 campaign.
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The ones who resisted diet talk, the conscientious objectors to bemoaning their thunder thighs and bingo wings, their rolling bellies and wide hips.
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And he promises to do it justice, after years of bemoaning the fact that The Last Stand reduced the arc to a mere subplot.
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The video opens with a diatribe by Chronixx bemoaning the current state of marijuana legalization as he wanders into a clandestine, hillside herb garden.
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Mr Engel had hit a nerve, and last month he published "That's the Way it Crumbles", a book bemoaning the Americanisation of British English.
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After much anticipation and bemoaning, the couple fished out the wedding band and posted a not-suitable-for-work photo of it as proof.
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The investment policy championed by Chinese President Xi Jinping has become mired in controversy, with some partner nations bemoaning the high cost of projects.
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Somewhere between bemoaning the human condition and chatting about celebrity gossip, the internet grabs ahold of a humdrum fact and goes a bit crazy.
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A blog she co-authored in 2011 described Birmingham University as a "Zionist outpost"; in 2014 she was filmed bemoaning "Zionist-led media outlets".
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In 19913, the Cambridge mathematician took to his blog to write a post bemoaning the exorbitant prices that journals charge for access to research.
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New legislation would also fail to stop the political ping pong, litigation, and uncertainty that ISPs have spent so much energy stoking and bemoaning.
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Collins favorably mentions Brazilian chicken production—bemoaning the fact that in 2010, Brazil outpaced the U.S. as the world's leading poultry broiler meat exporter.
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Farmers, in particular, were bemoaning their potential losses as our trade partners strategically targeted products like soy beans that are important to Republican states.
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We've seen some of that, but we've also seen Democrats praising Ronald Reagan, the archetypal tax-slasher, and bemoaning the lack of bipartisan compromise.
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"In certain areas — the city areas — I'm not doing well," Mr. Trump told voters in Racine, bemoaning his lack of support on talk radio.
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I've seen several voters bemoaning the lack of guidance from the Hall of Fame or from MLB on how to treat PED-abusing players.
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And right now the economy is looking very good for Trump, even though he spent much of his campaign bemoaning the state of it.
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Its players are taller and bulkier now after years of bemoaning their lack of the size needed to topple rivals from Rugby's traditional homelands.
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And instead of bemoaning the GOP's dirty tricks, liberals should encourage Republicans to make even more duplicitous primary interventions on behalf of "unelectable" candidates.
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Washington-based Republican strategists had grown increasingly pessimistic about the race in recent weeks, bemoaning their candidate's political deficiencies and predicting a narrow victory.
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Three years of the Trump presidency has meant three holiday seasons of essays bemoaning the difficulty of maintaining family harmony around the dinner table.
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On Monday, before Pruitt even made his announcement, the Union of Concerned Scientists sent a letter signed by almost 1,000 scientists bemoaning the decision.
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"One of the things people inside are bemoaning is the fact that the response internally was very, very slow," one former employee told BuzzFeed News.
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"At the senior staff meeting, Ivanka couldn't stop bemoaning it, how offensive it was, how ridiculous it was," Manigault Newman, 44, says about Trump, 36.
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In 2014, when Gulliver last wrote about the airline, Bahrain's transport minister was publicly bemoaning how "no one wants" the top job at the company.
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Though bemoaning the sometimes-unreasonable nature of the expectations of deadlines, some of the developers I spoke to felt like it also helps the process.
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To return to Weiss's tweets, her bemoaning of "civilization's end" echos rhetoric used by the right and alt-right, which have similarly heroized Asian Americans.
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Earlier this month, the head of a union representing US diplomats published a letter bemoaning a number of recent high-level resignations in the department.
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But when Republicans like Flake and Corker join the chorus of voices bemoaning the lack of decency coming out of the White House, it matters.
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While here he's rightfully bemoaning the homogenizing effects of capitalism on culture, it is also easy to see words like these as snobbish and elitist.
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Earlier that evening, I had sent the boys an email bemoaning that the time had come to accept the inevitability of waiting till next year.
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Organized by neighborhood, this trove of interviews serves as a reminder that New Yorkers have been bemoaning their changing city for well over a century.
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But lately he has been dying a second death, if one believes a new spate of articles and papers bemoaning the state of contemporary physics.
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Set in the imagined aftermath, it featured early versions of some of the same characters bemoaning what Arbery presumed would be a Hillary Clinton victory.
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In Washington, President Trump held a news conference that turned into an extraordinarily raw self-defense, bemoaning "the false, horrible fake reporting" on his administration.
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Afterward, he was in a contemplative, even somber mood, bemoaning — as he often does — that "nothing is good enough" in modern soccer's frenzied, hyperbolic landscape.
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"What's really hard is this inequality that I'm forced to submit to," Mr. Gomez said, bemoaning the fact that his education had gone for naught.
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"There ought to be a law," Robert Sherman wrote in The Times in 1965, bemoaning the rarity of Mr. Simon's appearances in the United States.
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According to the audio obtained by Reason, Obama stuck largely to his post-presidential talking points, including bemoaning people who claim climate change doesn't exist.
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Turner's father issued a statement bemoaning how punishing the "20 minutes of action" of his child's 20-year life was a "steep" price to pay.
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As with the original Little Women, the latest television version opens with lead character and resident tomboy Jo bemoaning the idea of a Christmas without presents.
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She told him she couldn't make it because her mom is sick, bemoaning the fact that she would be missing out on celeb-spotting a Kardashian.
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I was having dinner with a friend and bemoaning my plight because I already had [$60,000 of] student loan debt I had accumulated as an undergraduate.
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Trump has also been critical of Fox lately, tweeting out complaints about some of the network's news anchors and bemoaning a recent Bernie Sanders town hall.
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After bemoaning the fact that their faces were still dry, the two women jointly decided to whip out a pair of sheet masks and try again.
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Instead of just bemoaning the suicide rate, leaders in every sector in every city can explicitly acknowledge that people cannot be healthy without good mental health.
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The reality star's Twitter was hacked into, with the evil-doers making racist comments, bemoaning Jenner's lack of a talent, and bragging about a sex tape.
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He infuriates conservatives with his constant sniping at President Trump, which included writing a book bemoaning how he thinks the administration has compromised the Republican Party.
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Hordes of Canadian reporters who had been camped out in sweltering Washington all summer were instead bemoaning the chilly autumn weather outside of Mr. Trudeau's office.
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Nugroho, bemoaning a fall in funding, said no tsunami buoys, one type of instrument used to detect the waves, in Indonesia had been operating since 2012.
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I'd note, however, that it remains peculiar how we're simultaneously worrying that robots will take all our jobs and bemoaning the stalling out of productivity growth.
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Several Republicans accused Democrats of hindering USMCA with an impeachment probe, bemoaning time lost to clear the agreement since it was first revealed in October 85033.
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When they campaigned in New Hampshire, they thanked voters for a string of suburban victories, while bemoaning how overwhelmingly white states still controlled the primary process.
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"Normally direct access to that information is a very regulated process," Gomez said of raw intelligence, bemoaning the congressman's apparent disregard for the rules of the game.
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The idea was started really because in many ways we were bemoaning the lack of possibilities and avenues that female characters get to discover in a series.
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Republicans have complained about the lack of transparency surrounding the inquiry thus far, bemoaning that witnesses have testified in closed-door settings without full transcripts being released.
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From the Pisces bemoaning their sensitivity to the Aquarius wishing they weren't so distant, a member of every Zodiac sign opened up about their most frustrating trait.
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"It's gone too far," says one venture capitalist among the many bemoaning how large public technology companies suck up so much talent with their lucrative equity packages.
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While Johnson is not incorrect in bemoaning his lack of opportunity, he's also struggled while less-accomplished players have begun to realize their potential around the league.
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"They were bemoaning my recent lack of production and discussing how they might dilute my Microsoft equity by issuing options to themselves and other shareholders," Allen wrote.
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Instead of bemoaning the budget cuts to foreign aid, let us seize the opportunity for the private sector and NGOs to step in and fill the void.
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I remember once wagging a butter knife at my friend's mom and her baby-boomer friends at their dinner table after they were bemoaning the Gillard government.
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But seeing a dick isn't always all it's cracked up to be, and some are bemoaning that Game of Thrones elected to show this one in particular.
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Last year, Lampert wrote a blog post bemoaning Sears' competitive disadvantages against the likes of Amazon (AMZN) and Walmart (WMT), which do not fund traditional pension plans.
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Andy was sitting on a sofa while Ivy Nicholson [model and actress] was disgracing herself, crawling around on her hands and knees bemoaning her love for Andy.
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And no article about the West 70s would be complete without a line bemoaning the demise of H & H Bagels, now the site of a Verizon store.
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Mr. Pruitt pressed for the changes, often bemoaning the high costs to businesses of the existing rules and suggesting that lawyers were enriching themselves off the system.
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Quite possibly not, but it was a brighter idea than the path that Rubio ultimately took — passionately bemoaning Trump's ascent but refusing to gamble boldly in response.
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The students were bemoaning how so many of their peers develop "tunnel vision," in Gili's words, about schoolwork and extracurricular activities, sacrificing sleep and time with friends.
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That would almost be enough of a reason to celebrate the return of Good Eats while also bemoaning how many sorry, boring food shows are out there.
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Each side assumes the existence of a flawless, ruthlessly executed plan on the other side, while bemoaning the chaos and excessive scruples that beset their own allies.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders bemoaning the Eagles "playing politics" is just noise (as if an official visit to the White House is ever apolitical), and the Eagles understand this.
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EVEN as headline writers have spent recent years bemoaning the supposed demise of sex among the young, the incidence of sexually transmitted disease (STD) has surged in America.
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Trump repeatedly used the word "rigged" -- bemoaning media bias, inaccurate voter rolls and the FBI's decision not to charge Clinton over her use of a private email server.
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Before resigning yourself to a week of bedrest, and bemoaning your early-fall optimism when you decided against the flu shot, take a closer look at your symptoms.
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They're also something of a Rorschach test for our feelings about the future, with viewers either basking in the high-tech splendor or bemoaning the coming robo-apocalypse.
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The connective tissue between all these incidents is bemoaning consequences for speech, wielding the rights of the First Amendment as an unyielding defense from what's really happening: criticism.
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Last week, New York City's mayor Bill de Blasio lit up the Empire State Building "Amazon orange"—shortly after bemoaning the ecommerce giant's destructive effects on local communities.
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" Jones "possesses what the American political leaders and system needs today," Biden said, bemoaning a politics that's "too mean, personal, petty, zero-sum game, blowing up the system.
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The first weekend of competition was marked by major upsets that left fans everywhere bemoaning their "busted brackets" and plays that, well, you have to see to believe.
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"We got a couple of 'What took you so longs,' and a few 'This is a depressing depersonalizations' — there was some bemoaning in a nostalgic way," she said.
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"Colleges are places for rabble-rousing," Mr. Moore wrote for The Washington Times in a 2000 column bemoaning what he called the oppression of white men on campus.
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The Apple community at large has felt this way about the feature since the beginning, especially bemoaning how it never percolated across iOS devices, most notably the iPad.
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I, along with pretty much every other reporter who watches Android closely, have been bemoaning the sorry state of smartwatch options for Android users for quite some time.
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"That's my take every time I read another story bemoaning the fact that buybacks artificially inflate a company's earnings per share, making them inherently phony," he told viewers.
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I walked into a meeting one day and heard the woman running our comedy department bemoaning the fact that Sex and the City was going off the air.
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Nick's gentle suggestion to slow things down didn't exactly bode well with Corinne, who retreated to her room to cry, bemoaning that her chances with Nick were forever ruined.
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Someone invented the hoary old non-joke "we're all dying" as a reply to people bemoaning a stomachache or employing idiomatic "dying of" expressions—of hunger, or of laughter.
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A recurring feature of progressive Christian Twitter has become white people bemoaning the fact that their relatives and friends have turned away from Jesus' command to love one's neighbor.
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LAST month, bemoaning the shrinking legroom on airplanes, an American congressman introduced a measure—on which Gulliver gloomily reported—to mandate a minimum amount of space for air passengers.
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Beyond bemoaning corporate tax compliance, the paper attempts to discredit a slew of American businesses with a weak attempt to link low effective rates to executive compensation and layoffs.
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Battles over sex education in American middle- and high-school textbooks brought on a flurry of right-wing pamphlets bemoaning the imperiled state of spiritual self-regulation in America.
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Over the past 10 years, many have and tried and all have failed to address the shrinking, but vocal niche of consumers bemoaning the death of the physical keyboard.
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In 2012, he wrote a post bemoaning the exorbitant prices that journals charge for access to research and vowed to stop sending his papers to any journal from Elsevier.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A video posted to the right-wing media site Breitbart on Wednesday showed Google executives bemoaning the election of President Trump at a company meeting in 2016.
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Rather than bemoaning the influence of rural America, Mr. Krugman might consider deploying his exemplary expertise as a Nobel Prize-winning economist to address the problems facing rural America.
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This is a critically important lesson for the climate movement: Politicians only care about winning elections, so rather than bemoaning the politicization of climate change, we must embrace it.
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In a memo to employees Monday, Korey disputed parts of the Verge's article, calling it "inaccurate reporting," bemoaning that it "unleashed a social media mob" against her and employees.
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"Hmm 'bemoaning'.. not Winnie Harlow is grateful for being able to get on a flight period because of the amazing work of the people in the airport?" she wrote.
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Zakarian backed out in July 2015, after the speech Trump gave on June 16, 2015 announcing his candidacy and bemoaning the flow of people across the southern U.S. border.
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"We're not going to see (continued success) if we spend our whole time bemoaning the fact that he's there," Klobuchar said at a liberal gathering in Washington last May.
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For those of you bemoaning that such a product as a marijuana-infused Pumpkin Spice Blondie exists, just remember it could be colossally worse; see the recent pumpkin spice pizza.
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After the U.S. men's water polo team beat France on Wednesday, U.S. captain Tony Azevedo emerged from the pool red-eyed, bemoaning the pool water that was stinging players' eyes.
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Between the lines: Rouhani began his speech, just hours after Trump lambasted multinational organizations in his address, by bemoaning the "recklessness" of countries that don't respect international agreements and organizations.
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Perhaps the most entertaining aspect of any conversation bemoaning Superman's lifesaving actions is the failure to realize that Superman himself is a literal alien immigrant who grew up in America.
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"He was beatable tonight and we didn't take advantage of it," said Padres manager Andy Green, bemoaning how his team had chased too many pitches out of the strike zone.
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I'm also guessing that if an author like, say, Donna Tartt had written the same two sentences, we would have read a review bemoaning what a clumsy writer she was.
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Which was why, after nearly four hours of rain and tarps, the dominance of Kershaw and a parade of four Dodgers relievers, the Yankees were left bemoaning a missed opportunity.
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Like a chorus in a Euripides Greek tragedy, Republican members of the House's Financial Services Committee have been bemoaning that the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform Act is killing jobs.
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By contrast, it seemed like the left was bemoaning and even making fun of Michael Dukakis and John Kerry mere seconds after their election losses in 1988 and 2004, respectively.
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Trump has shown by his behavior and public comments -- for instance by bemoaning how he can't control the Justice Department -- that he sees them as symptoms of a corrupt establishment.
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Wolfe complained that novelists did not bring enough reality to their books, and while bemoaning the state of American literature, offered himself as an exemplar of what it should be.
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I know that bemoaning identity politics on Youtube isn't exactly original for somebody on the right, but Tulsi's answer to me is a thread that runs throughout her entire politics.
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But HP has seen the error of its ways (or it got tired of reading reviews bemoaning its trackpads), and the new Spectre x360 13 finally uses Microsoft's Precision drivers.
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Conservative columnist and author Mona Charen, who was booed at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), is bemoaning the tone of "sophomoric clownishness" she says has crept into conservatism.
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Feldstein became an irritant in the Reagan White House by bemoaning soaring budget deficits and demanding that tax increases kick in if Reagan's cuts continued to add to the debt.
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But it really does feel unfair to Lauren Cohan that they couldn't have done something a bit more substantial, and I can see fans justifiably bemoaning how poorly it was handled.
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"The decisions made by the Obama/Clinton group have been absolutely disastrous," he continued, bemoaning a Libya in "ruins," a "disastrous" civil war in Syria and terrorism in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
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This White House leaks so much that meetings called to bemoan leaks begin with acknowledgement the bemoaning will be leaked, which is promptly leaked...by several leakers in a smallish room.
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In the dim crepuscular light of early winter, I was bemoaning my self-imposed financial plight to Matt, who was exhausted and smelled slightly like the syrup from the school cafeteria.
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Ross: Yes, but it's the nature of politics that you defeat hate not just by wringing your hands and bemoaning its awfulness but by offering an alternative that seems more attractive.
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Daylight saving time begins on Sunday, so instead of bemoaning the hour lost on sleep, we've rounded up the best stories for you to read with the extra hour of sunlight.
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A video posted in September to the right-wing media site Breitbart showed Google executives, including Mr. Pichai, bemoaning the election of President Trump while at a company meeting in 193.
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And we're thinking about that very seriously," Trump said, bemoaning the trillions of dollars spent on wars in the Middle East which he said resulted in "nothing except death and destruction.
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And his solemn jeremiad bemoaning the "crisis of the American spirit" when "human identity is no longer defined by what one does, but by what one owns" was initially well received.
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He listed 28 countries with which he'd held meetings over a "tremendous three days," while bemoaning the fact that it was all overshadowed by the frenzy back in Washington over impeachment.
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Mourinho was left bemoaning the loss of more valuable points after a ninth league draw at Old Trafford this term bore all the now familiar hallmarks of blunt finishing mixed with misfortune.
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But Cohen joined other Democrats on the committees in leaping to Strzok's defense and showering him with praise like he was some great hero, while bemoaning the attacks on him by Republicans.
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President Donald Trump, who has been widely criticized for his response to Charlottesville, went on a Twitter rant Thursday morning bemoaning the removal of Confederate statues in different parts of the country.
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The congresswoman's remarks came after The New York Times reported Saturday that the president suggested Haitian immigrants "all have AIDS" while bemoaning immigration levels in an Oval Office meeting earlier this year.
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They crossed Peace Quad with friends, bemoaning the essays and exams that stood between them and the coming break, and they still played table tennis in the basement of the student union.
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The editor in chief of Christianity Today did not have to wait for the votes to be counted to publish his essay on Tuesday bemoaning what the Alabama Senate race had wrought.
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It is against that background that he has kept bemoaning the dollar's persistent strength and that he kept accusing the European Central Bank and the Chinese authorities of engaging in currency manipulation.
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Yet rather than speaking of this as laziness, or bemoaning the burden this causes for taxpayers, Mr. Perdue and others within the administration bolster supports for the nation's largest, wealthiest agricultural producers.
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" A spokesman for Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said it was "laughable" to think the editorial could have authored the column, bemoaning that "dignified public servants are forced to deny being the source.
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She, along with Steve Bannon (whom she calls a close friend), are actively involved in a rightwing movement that sees Pope Francis as a threat to the religion, bemoaning his liberal politics.
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Trump's allies are bemoaning what they say is a lack of due process in the Democratic impeachment investigation -- but they often seem unable to effectively parry the damaging tidbits leaking out of depositions.
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With other Wall Street strategists much more dour than him and the media bemoaning Brexit and other concerns, Birinyi thinks this is happening once again and the run has much further to go.
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Sometimes she's holding a plank and bemoaning how challenging an exercise is, and other times she's lifting her leg to the rhythm of a song all while maintaining eye contact with the camera.
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It was when the Russian scandal first broke that WADA's outgoing president, Craig Reedie, went public with longstanding complaints bemoaning how a lack of financial firepower was preventing WADA from fulfilling its mission.
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Promise made: Boris was first elected mayor in 2008 on a manifesto bemoaning the fact that Londoners "pay the highest fares in Europe," before immediately introducing a series of inflation-busting fares increases.
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Promise made: Johnson was first elected mayor in 2008 on a manifesto bemoaning the fact that Londoners "pay the highest fares in Europe," before immediately introducing a series of inflation-busting fares increases.
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In a recent email exchange, he told me of parents on the Amazon movie-review sections bemoaning the existence of such fare "so terrible" not even a 4-year-old could enjoy it.
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"Ideas have consequences" has been a conservative battle cry since 1948, when the acerbic anti-modernist Richard M. Weaver published a book-length polemic by that title bemoaning the decline of universal truth.
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But more importantly, there's something deeply uncomfortable about bemoaning the price tag of Puerto Rico's recovery and then praising one of the most expensive technological boondoggles in the history of the US military.
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Or, it might be because the royal family is playing down its opulence at a time when many Brits are bemoaning them as an outdated institution and a waste of taxpayers&apos money.
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Rather than bemoaning this result or attempting to thwart it, we need to figure out how to provide jobs and income for the ever-increasing number of people whose jobs succumb to automation.
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" The Establishment, an independent blog focused on gender and race, stopped publishing in April with a farewell post bemoaning the "Sisyphean" difficulty of making money with a site focused on "intersectional feminist media.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, The Last Jedi received hundreds of thousands of negative reviews from users, bemoaning how the movie ruined the franchise because it disrupted everything they thought they knew about Star Wars.
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You hear a lot about small town life in country music, but this is a record that really embraces the quirks of small-town life without dipping into stereotypes or bemoaning its shortcomings.
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And what if rather than bemoaning the state of politics today, we started from scratch on the question of what changes are needed to make our government work in this age of polarization?
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After the letter splashed into view on Tuesday evening, White House officials expressed exasperation by development, bemoaning the new questions about Mueller's findings just as the investigation seemed to be receding from public view.
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Rachel never posted a picture of her dishes piling up in the sink as shorthand for vulnerability, never posed in a floral print dress while bemoaning the state of her house or her kids.
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In reviews of the app on the App Store, users say that the new app is not for "serious running," bemoaning that the redesign has runners set goals based on time ran versus distance.
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"We want to do this by helping to create the right habits, making it accessible, social and enjoyable," he tells me, whilst bemoaning the number of charlatans that currently exist in the fitness space.
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The Treasury report notes China has "intervened heavily" in forex markets, and the issue has become political as well, with Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump frequently bemoaning China's undercutting of the U.S. dollar.
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Thiel did not address the email controversy, sticking instead to bemoaning a country beset by asset bubbles, stuck with a stubbornly high global trade deficit and caught in military conflicts throughout the Middle East.
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The reaction to their faux proposal has been unsurprisingly mixed, with some people swearing that they're going to pull the same scam, while others are bemoaning the Kids Today and their lack of morals.
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With the ongoing broad liquidation across markets, including the six month downward chop in U.S. stocks, many are now bemoaning the supposed dearth of safe harbors rather than the lack of alternatives to stocks.
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The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee is bemoaning leaks about emails on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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When retired pro skier Lindsey Vonn took the stage for her Q&A with Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown, she said, bemoaning her (amazing) red suit, "I didn't realize this was Burning Man-chic."
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Larry Kudlow, director of the White House's National Economic Council, echoed this sentiment in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece on Friday, bemoaning France as host country was not focused enough on meaty issues.
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The GOP members of Congress are openly questioning Trump's latest global strategy, with some bemoaning that the White House is alienating American allies while simultaneously stretching the bounds of cooperation with long-held enemies.
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Round Table Right about this time of year is when the literary world would normally be praising, bemoaning or just scratching its collective head over the latest winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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A nasty fight in which Kalanick berated a driver bemoaning the cost he had incurred in acquiring his vehicle showed that Uber's practice of heaping liabilities on its freelancing workers was reaching its limits.
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"Warren Buffett recently said he might buy a whole airline and that he wants to do a 'huge' deal while bemoaning market valuations, " Wolfe Research's Hunter Keay wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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After loudly bemoaning that the tax overhaul would swell the national debt, Democrats are pressing to secure a sizable boost in spending on domestic programs, including billions of dollars to address the opioid crisis.
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"OPEC is going to die with these processes," he declared on Monday morning, before OPEC oil ministers met to effectively rubber-stamp a done deal, bemoaning the Russia-Saudi dominance of the group's affairs.
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Trump recommitted himself to a strong "America First" foreign policy, but also backed NATO -- as long as its members pay their dues -- while bemoaning trillions of dollars the US has spent in foreign wars abroad.
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And judging by his tweets bemoaning outrage culture and wokeness, he sees threats to that tone as a threat to American free expression, even if those threats have nothing to do with the First Amendment.
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The rapper's rant bemoaning the shutdown was so epic that even Democratic senators took notice and debated whether to share it themselves (or not, because of all the curse words tucked into the hot take).
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She says those exact words — "I'm going to be the second fattest woman in town" — bemoaning her fate while "second breakfasting" with her thinner, wealthier girlfriends, Doris and Angela (Ali Wong and Carly Hughes, respectively).
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Our thought bubble: Kalanick may not have been completely ignorant of his company's culture: He sent a memo in 2013 ahead of a company retreat bemoaning his inability to have sexual relations with his employees.
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To that end, with the U.K. set to leave the European Union within the next couple of years or so, Sweeney is already bemoaning the country's inability to influence EU data protection rules moving forward.
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This is achieved mainly by cutting together shots of Ashley bemoaning the fact that she'll never have any kind of sex appeal with shots of Jared and Caila getting down and dirty in their Calvins.
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The Baltimore City Fraternal Order of the Police, the local police union, quickly issued a critical statement after news of the decree broke Thursday, bemoaning the fact that they were not included in the negotiations.
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How did so many of the same people who spent the past 50 years bemoaning the decline of morality and decorum become the agents and enablers of the most morally grotesque administration in American history?
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With Kidz Bop, the tykes unwittingly present themselves as fireballs of rage and libido, bemoaning their deadbeat boyfriends, exalting their plump rumps and "goodies" that "make the boys jump on it" and "starving" for intercourse.
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"Small Worlds" and "Buttons" are still sonically laid-back and R&B-heavy, but Miller is in a more confrontational mood than he was two years ago, criticizing himself and bemoaning life near the top.
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With Brummel bemoaning how serious every project at the label had gotten, requiring significant financial investment in terms of marketing and promotion, Bonner floated the idea of lightening the load by starting a singles series.
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And the same 1971 memo bemoaning the $1.25 cost of asbestos-free brakes noted that the state of Illinois was considering banning the use of asbestos in brake linings, beginning with the 1975 model year.
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Thorgy, right out of the gate, complained that she'd gotten Stevie Nicks, questioning her status as a gay icon and bemoaning the fact that she's less camp than some of the other divas that were assigned.
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After the first trailer for Captain Marvel was released this week, a sect of fans started bemoaning what it showed of Brie Larson's performance in the title role, complaining that her acting seemed stiff and wooden.
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Bill Simmons, no stranger to criticizing Goodell, rang in the season with a piece bemoaning the many ways the league has fallen under Goodell's reign, noting that "football might have to go away" at some point.
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The currently attached pop star seems to be bemoaning his single status lately, and we suspect a lot of it has to do with ex Selena Gomez's whirlwind romance with fellow Canadian hair icon The Weeknd.
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Fortunately, Mr. Sexton's streamlined production (minor characters are cut), staged on a bare platform with the audience on three sides, won't just have you sitting in your seat, bemoaning the troubling future of our own country.
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When Ms. Tanden first saw news reports about the private account in March 2015, she exchanged a series of emails with Mr. Podesta bemoaning how they had gotten into such a situation in the first place.
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To do so, the Republicans had to dismiss the criticisms from conservative voices bemoaning the absence of border wall funding, while the Democrats shrugged off attacks from the left protesting provisions for fencing and interior enforcement.
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As midnight approached, Mr. Paul did not relent, bemoaning from the Senate floor what he saw as out-of-control government spending and repeatedly rebuffing attempts by his fellow senators to move ahead with a vote.
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They have also come under fire for appearing to propose that the charity of benevolent scions take the place of government in providing key services, and for bemoaning the alleged perils of too much progressive taxation.
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The policy championed by Chinese President Xi Jinping has become mired in controversy, with some partner nations bemoaning the high cost of projects, though China has repeatedly said it is not seeking to trap anyone with debt.
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They were born out of the Noise Abatement Society, established in 1959 when John Connell—Szkiler's grandfather—wrote an angry letter to the Daily Telegraph bemoaning the increasingly invasive levels of noise in the world around him.
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"In a market environment where most retailers are bemoaning the weather, Inditex's results demonstrate the strength of the business model and its ability to deliver superior results," said Jamie Merriman, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein. video
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It's a paradoxical thing to realize that WWE puts out too much pro wrestling—it simply cannot be digested in its entirety, at least not comfortably—while bemoaning the death of the branded monthly pay-per-views.
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But the scroll is also a little sad because so many of the Instagram users are comparing their own bodies to the model's — and bemoaning the fact that they didn't look like she does after giving birth.
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"My pension is not enough," Zerrin Yildirim said as she sat with a friend on the steps of their apartment building in an old quarter of Istanbul, bemoaning the prices in the nearby fruit and vegetable market.
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He is dismayed by the many former players criticizing the current game on broadcasts: belittling analytics while bemoaning the rise in strikeouts, homers and infield shifts as well as the decline in singles, bunts and stolen bases.
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The title song on "Come Tomorrow," a crisp march reinforced by a string section, starts with an old man bemoaning the state of the world even as a "little kid" starts figuring out how to save it.
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Age is not an indicator of being ready for The Bachelor (nothing prepares a person for that), but bemoaning the ripe old ages of 26 and 28 is an indicator that maybe you're not that self aware.
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The form is a by-the-book slow blues, with plenty of room for Mr. Allman to let the vocal drama build, from bemoaning "our bad, bad misfortune" to full-throated shouts and roars at the end.
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While some experts say that businesses bemoaning the quality of talent emerging from colleges is a perennial complaint, no one argues the importance of developing programs to meet the needs of employers in a fast-changing workplace.
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Bemoaning people who live paycheque-to-paycheque—which, according to a 2016 study, is 48 per cent of all working Canadians—to be more disciplined and attentive lets the very rich and powerful in society off the hook.
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Said beloved series eventually lands on Hulu, and the TV-centric portions of the internet rejoice, while also bemoaning Netflix's apparent shift away from its original status as a gigantic back catalog of shows and movies to stream.
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This is something that small businesses struggle to get a handle on, and I've seen more than once a business bemoaning the presence of these on Google Maps without knowing how best to try to fix the issue.
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Since the season two release date was announced on April 30, there have been 1.2 million tweets discussing fan theories, expressing unbridled excitement, and, as of midnight last night, bemoaning the show's less-than-immediate arrival on Netflix.
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Local activists and groups, bemoaning a lack of aid from humanitarian organizations and the government, are using social media to raise awareness of the plight of the displaced, and appeal for items including blankets, sanitary pads and food.
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While it's bittersweet that it's already August (and we're bemoaning the fast-approaching end to our favorite season), at least it means we can get all the items we've been wanting this summer for a few bucks cheaper.
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When it comes to gaming, one usually thinks of "artificial intelligence" as somewhat less exalted than elsewhere; after all, for years we've been raging at cheating AI players, bemoaning their bad pathfinding, and laughing at their buggy antics.
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He didn't want to be a lonely voice like Jeff Flake , the Arizona senator, who last year published a book bemoaning the moral and intellectual state of the Republican Party, and almost immediately had to announce his retirement.
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I doubt anybody will change their habits from seeing Muriel talk about how we should be fighting against a slow slide into dystopia, instead of bemoaning it and doing nothing, but it's nice to hear all the same.
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Instead of bemoaning the impending loss of legal abortion while leaving marginalized people alone to take on the risks of self-managed pregnancy loss, those of us who are more privileged can organize to reduce the potential harms.
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Trump's team even rolled out Bill Clinton nemesis Ken Starr to explode Democratic heads by bemoaning the political damage of an "age of impeachment" -- 20 years after the then-independent counsel had pushed for the 42nd President's ouster.
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Arum was bemoaning the slow ticket sales for his upcoming fight at Madison Square Garden between Davey Moore, a young middleweight champion from the Bronx, and Roberto Durán, the wildly popular ex-lightweight and welterweight champion from Panama.
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Like Seresin, and like most other lesbians, I've been on the receiving end of what feels like a million drunk straight women bemoaning their lot in life, insisting things would be sooooo much easier if they were queer.
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In December 2016, following two months of violence last fall, more than a dozen Nobel laureates and other prominent global figures, issued a Facebook statement bemoaning violence against the Rohingya — and to deplore Suu Kyi's lack of leadership.
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A livestream posted on Monday showed the pharma bro playing Internet chess, bemoaning his Crest White Strips (hey, he's got to look good for his next day in court), and watching everyone's favorite new Netflix binge Making a Murderer.
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However, Quartz reports that one of the most active anti-diversity threads included more than 800 comments, while another separate thread from last year bemoaning the lack of diversity at Microsoft's Azure cloud computing division generated more than 1,000.
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Between the lines of Chandra's complaint about the Indian right wing's straitjacket on historical interpretation, I heard a writer bemoaning the inability of people to grasp the true complexity of the world, or even be allowed to represent it.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton is featured in a new video reading aloud excerpts of a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller's report, including a line in the report that quotes President Donald Trump bemoaning the appointment of Mueller.
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Romney, the Republican nominee in 2012, spoke in Washington D.C. at a U.S. Chamber of Commerce event, laying out the key challenges he sees facing the U.S. government, and bemoaning what he characterized as inaction at the federal level.
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The humor in the fact The Great Yara Shahidi — television star, political force to be reckoned with, and Michelle Obama college recommendee — is the one bemoaning young people setting the bar too high should be lost on no one.
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The rising cost of healthcare was a brief topic of conversation at Sunday night's presidential debate, with Donald Trump bemoaning the high cost of premiums under Obamacare and Hillary Clinton talking about how to fix what we already have.
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Rather than bemoaning a chimerical disappearance of work, the left should seek to increase access to high-skill sectors of the economy, particularly in areas where the decline in low-skill industrial labor has significantly eroded the job base.
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Finally, colleges must stop trying to have it both ways: Quit selling yourselves to the applicant pool with unending mailings, glossy brochures, slick websites and other promotional efforts, while simultaneously bemoaning how "overwhelming" the odds against admission have become.
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In fact, the only country making progress toward emissions reductions at this time is the U.S. So, bemoaning the decision by President Trump to withdraw from the cherished Paris Agreement would appear to be little more than diplomatic theater.
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But just like the Oculus Rift last week, most early impressions of the Vive are mixed, with critics bemoaning a lackluster library of VR games at launch and noting the high cost to get your foot in the door.
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Mr. Sanford had demanded Mr. Trump release his tax returns while bemoaning what he calls "the cult of personality" gripping the G.O.P. Ms. Arrington's surprise victory seemed to vindicate Mr. Sanford's assessment of the party — at his own expense.
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Despite the cautionary tale of Western Europe's tragic experiences with terrorists who have exploited the refugee vetting process, the usual suspects here in the U.S. are on their soapbox bemoaning President Trump's move as a "betrayal" of our values.
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Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, captured the gloom, bemoaning "a lack of wisdom" in the region, with "no hope" on hand for ordinary people hoping for an end to years of conflict, upheaval and sectarianism.
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At a news conference on Monday in South Carolina, where residents can vote in either party's primary, Mr. Trump handled a question about undocumented immigrants, many of whom are Hispanic, by bemoaning the plight of African-Americans under President Obama.
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"The May 22018 intellectuals were very patriotic and bemoaning the fact China was being called 'the sick man of Asia' at the time," said David Moser, author of A Billion Voices, a book about the May 43 movement's cultural impact.
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We assume none of these people have seen the original 1988 John Waters film on which the musical is based, because then they'd be spending their time bemoaning the loss of Divine, not harping on about which boy is prettiest.
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Some Twitter users complained about the aesthetics of the mural itself, with one bemoaning that "This is a rip off and mish-mash of Banksy, Shepard Fairey and Colette Miller," a description which, according to Wagner, is pretty much dead-on.
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For Trump, the meeting was the capstone to a weeklong European trip that has rattled NATO allies and came only hours after a series of tweets bemoaning the "rigged witch hunt" involving the investigation into his campaign&aposs ties to Russia.
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Thrilling stuff, and this segue into more conceptual merrymaking is all well and good—but don't you occasionally find yourself staring into your morning coffee, bemoaning a lack of hyperspeed tech-grind to drag you through the post-Christmas blue period?
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Worries about the U.S.-China trade war are running high during the current U.S. quarterly reporting season, with companies as diverse as Juniper Networks and O'Reilly Automotive bemoaning the consequences but saying they are finding ways to weather the storm.
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" Tim Lee, a Texas preacher and evangelist who lost his legs in the Vietnam War, gave a sermon bemoaning "homosexuals and pornographers," declaring that one problem with "pulpits today is that they've got a lot of girlie men in them.
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When Virginia said that art is long, she was not speaking as a conservative bemoaning the fast take and ephemeral artist-of-the-moment, but as someone who truly felt the connection between current artistic practice and what had gone before.
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I've watched in amazement (and, I will admit, no small amount of Schadenfreude) as people who vigorously defended the decision to remove a standard, common port on the iPhone are bemoaning the fact that Apple did exactly that on the MacBook.
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There appears to be an equal split between those users cheering its removal and pointing out its callousness and those bemoaning the current state of our PC culture robbing them of what would have otherwise been a "hilarious" Halloween look.
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Those decisions have led to Democrats in Congress bemoaning the court's political swing, even before Justice Anthony Kennedy's decision to retire, where President Donald Trump will presumably pick a more conservative justice to replace Kennedy, considered a key swing vote. Rep.
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On the run from enraged former supporters, they land in Mississippi and try to disguise themselves in blackface — only to be set upon by a white congregation that has been bemoaning how Dr. Crookman's invention has cost it lynching opportunities.
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Chris D'Elia, of the beloved NBC sitcoms Whitney and Undateable, pops up in the trailer as the "jaded has-been" (though further details on his character are as-yet-unknown)and immediately starts bemoaning his involvement in the whole enterprise.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's foreign minister said on Friday that the world's second largest economy would look to open up wider access to its markets this year, amid growing trade tensions with the United States and foreign firms bemoaning unfair treatment.
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"We have a lot of salesmen in the European Council and only a few statesmen," said Martin Schulz, the president of the European Parliament, bemoaning the current crop of EU government chiefs who are struggling to overcome a string of crises.
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Almost 60 years ago, C. P. Snow wrote "The Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution," bemoaning that the troubles of Western intellectual life resulted from its over-rewarding of the arts and humanities at the expense of science and engineering.
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And while Marantz occasionally traffics in condescension — bemoaning how little engagement an "intricate and poignant" New Yorker story receives on Facebook — the way he demonstrates how digital platforms helped inject far-right ideas into the center of American life is insightful.
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Or I guess we could spend the next 80 years fighting the battle the same way and in three generations still be able to send out mass communications bemoaning evil sugar subsidies, with promises that this year it will be different.
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But late in its lifespan, the Obama administration's own Council of Economic Advisers released a report bemoaning declining competition in the American economy over the past generation and specifically singling out the Microsoft litigation as a worthwhile effort to push back.
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It hasn't even courted controversy in any real way, save for a few grumbles from viewers who clearly missed the point of the film, bemoaning the omission of a scene in which the astronauts plant an American flag on the moon.
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Fara noted a lack of contemporary accounts bemoaning or reflecting upon their role in the slaughter, observing a certain kind of ambivalence, or even enthusiasm, as in the case of one Coventry lass who demanded extra training so she could manufacture Howitzers.
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McCain ended up flying into Washington to vote in favor of bringing several healthcare bills to discussion—a move that had people bemoaning the hypocrisy of a man on the brink of death potentially helping to strip millions of Americans of health insurance.
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When Donald Trump Jr. admitted to meeting with a Russian lawyer in an attempt to get dirt on Hillary Clinton, reporter Jared Yates Sexton went on a viral tweetstorm bemoaning that he had essentially gotten scooped by the subject he was investigating.
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In Call and Response, LACMA chose to present Saar through another unique lens, and while this is an important, yet overdue corrective, the lack of local museum attention is a head-scratching omission that hometown Saar fans have been bemoaning for years.
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Shah believes that by directing service workers toward new companies that want to create stable jobs in the online economy, those same workers can help shape the future of employment without waiting on court decisions or bemoaning woefully inadequate federal labor laws.
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House Republicans have repeatedly blasted the way House Democrats have conducted the impeachment investigation, with Republicans bemoaning that access to the hearings is limited to members of the three panels leading the probe: the House Intelligence, Oversight and Reform, and Foreign Affairs committees.
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" In his first response to the conclusion of the investigation, a seemingly angry Trump went on the offensive, bemoaning that "so many people have been so badly hurt" by Mueller's investigation and calling for a new probe to "look at the other side.
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Only a last-minute request from the governor of the island, bemoaning the "fragile state" of the power grid, managed to keep most of the generators brought by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) on Puerto Rican soil for another six months.
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Amid the ruins of the ugliest presidential campaign in modern history, Democrats are bemoaning an election apparatus so balky and politically malleable that throngs of would-be voters either gave up trying to cast ballots or cast ones that were never counted.
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He also said he would be diversifying sources of hardware for his military, bemoaning its use of American "hand-me-downs" and efforts by a U.S. senator to block the sale of 26,000 new M-4 assault rifles to the Philippines police.
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Just a hushed voice whispering: "Confused... by Thom" After "Airbag", "Killer Cars", and their general suspicion over humanity's reliance on technology, a Radiohead song bemoaning the faults of Uber – who are spearheading the future of driverless cars – wouldn't be out of the question.
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Rather than bemoaning the state of the art business, Mr. Sheffer suggests that the art world needs to stay nimble and keep adapting; the Saturday gallery crawl that galleries used to be able to count on is a thing of the past.
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Maher looks satisfied by this, and they spend a few minutes bemoaning the campus left and radical Islam; then Maher excuses himself to preside over the panel, but about half an hour later, Alex comes back onstage for a segment called Overtime.
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What he's saying: Collins criticized Democrats' impeachment procedure so far, bemoaning that Judiciary had only heard from law school professors and committee staff — as Republicans on the committee argue that they'd like to hear from House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.).
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And when they left he'd spend twice as long as their visit bemoaning how bigheaded and tiny-minded they were, how American Jews were Jews and these Israeli lunatics were Hebrews—people who, given their way, would sacrifice animals and serve kings.
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Last year's festival was full of work bemoaning the economic plight of performers; this year's first two productions struck out in less sullen directions, while still folding in some self-reflexive critique (also available in the form of Realness swag declaring, "I Suffer From Realness").
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If you always spend it bemoaning your many commitments and responsibilities (and haven't done anything to address those frustrations), you might be missing a very obvious message: Overlooking the new moon means overlooking an opportunity to take action and reduce the stress in your life.
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In various conversations recently, I have heard both Apple backers and detractors bemoaning the fact that Apple seems to be at a crossroads and, for the first time, I have heard both sides saying Apple needs to invent something new to get its luster back.
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"Let's stop talking about the death of the mall or the waning days of bricks-and-mortar, and instead celebrate those who are fighting back … the ones who aren't bemoaning the American consumer, because business is just too strong to keep whining," Cramer said.
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Fans have spent the last year bemoaning the lack of news about Ocean's next release, but interest was renewed when Ocean appeared in a mysterious Apple-hosted live stream showed the singer tinkering away in a woodworking shop — the same shop featured in Endless.
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The threat of software copies was recognized at least as early as 1976, the year Bill Gates wrote his infamous "open letter to hobbyists" bemoaning the illegal distribution of Microsoft software, but it wasn't until the mid-80s that laws were passed banning the practice.
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But far from bemoaning the rout, which took place in the early morning hours in Bangkok when the streets were dark but the pavements still pulsing with tropical heat, Tanatpong Kongsai was happy that the squad was representing Thailand in its second consecutive World Cup.
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Trump advocated for Los Angeles to get the games in 2017, but the president has been an ardent critic of Los Angeles and California as a whole, bemoaning the homeless populations in major cities and condemning Democratic leaders for supporting sanctuary policies that protect immigrants.
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Yes, while people are either clamoring to be included in the 280-character limit club or bemoaning Twitter's choice to double the potential length of a tweet, it appears there's a loophole that will allow you to ruin the flow of peoples' timelines in a big way.
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In a Sunday morning post bemoaning the historic reversal of Saturday's derby results — when Maximum Security was disqualified for a foul on the track, making second-place Country House the official winner — the president called it the "Kentuky Derby," forgetting the "c" in the Southern state.
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From its opening episodes, Star Trek: Discovery has been actively thumbing its nose at every social-media-bombing, Jordan Peterson-following crybaby whining about "PC culture" and "the war on masculinity," along with every talk show host bemoaning the aggressive push for diversity in pop culture.
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In the face of local opposition to the proposed massive development and approximately $3 billion in government incentives, the company issued a statement bemoaning its newly found status as the unpopular kid in town — telling the world that it would take its ball and go home.
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The main flaw lies in the portrayal of the antebellum South and of the civil war: cotton means slavery, yet though the format finds room for bereft plantation owners, bemoaning their fate in the manner of "Gone With the Wind", the slaves and freedmen are strangely absent.
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The NES Classic is currently sitting at a 2-star ranking on Amazon, with a overwhelming majority of the reviews bemoaning the fact that the console (which has not actually gone on sale at Amazon yet) already has resellers looking for dramatically more than the sticker price.
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The scope of "Amoris Laetitia" is typical Francis: a broad-ranging blend of biblical passages, meditations on marital love, homespun advice on familial manners, passages bemoaning the frenetic loneliness of modern life and a call for families to come closer to the church, and vice versa.
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The irony here is that while Democratic candidates were being pressured into the anti-Pelosi faction, Republicans were bemoaning the fact that all the time and money spent on demonizing Ms. Pelosi was a waste that could have been better spent talking about the good economy.
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It was hard to hear Mr. Cohen bemoaning "the daily destruction of our civility" without remembering his expletive-filled tirade threatening to do something "disgusting" to a reporter working on a story about an allegation of spousal rape Ivana Trump made against Mr. Trump in divorce papers.
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There he established his routine: writing "Fécondité" ("Fruitfulness"), cycling, taking photographs, communicating with his friends and family in France, pondering "the effect of the capital 'I' on English character", complaining about the tasteless food and bemoaning the fact that British journalists wrote anonymously—still the practice in The Economist.
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One frequently hears in the American pro-Israel press people bemoaning the lack of a "Palestinian Mandela" or lack of a "Palestinian Gandhi" and voices criticizing Palestinians for not starting a nonviolent mass movement against the occupation, which is I think hypocritical on a number of different levels.
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And after all my hours in my tiny car, all those miles watching American landscapes and homes glide by, I wonder why, instead of bemoaning differences of opinion as signs of stupidity or laziness, can't we just set those differences to the side and look at what remains.
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During their March 18 PEOPLE photo shoot, she and Jackie playfully bickered in between snaps, gossiping about high school drama, swiping through Snapchat and Instagram, bemoaning the reports that the viral "Cash Me Outside" girl shopping for a reality show — and exchanged barbs over an allegedly stolen accessory!
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We first meet Frances and Rosalie as hobbled old women living out their final years at the same nursing home in the mid-1960s, bemoaning the gloppy food, giggling over a "second-rate magic show" and bickering over riding in the front seat on outings with Rosalie's son.
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The shuttering of Fabric had spawned a loud outcry, with denizens of London's night life, including promoters, D.J.'s and music fans bemoaning that its closure heralded the demise of the London music scene and was a heavy blow for the city's role as a global cultural center.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenFormer Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Poll: Trump trails top 2020 Democrats in Michigan Monmouth acknowledges poll showing Biden losing support was 'outlier' MORE's (D-Mass.) campaign events, bemoaning that his own rallies don't get the same treatment.
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"Many party members are bemoaning the loss of a more conservative position in the party, and she could be in a position to win back such voters who say the Christian Democrats have become too liberal," said Marc Debus, a professor of political science at the University of Mannheim.
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Speaking to sheriffs and police chiefs about the travel ban — then under review by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (which eventually upheld the ruling), Trump said "a bad high-school student would understand" the ban, bemoaning why it was taking the Ninth Circuit so long to rule.
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All the British tabloids — including some which were later to feature in the phone-hacking scandal — had reporters standing outside the hospital gate bemoaning that because the paparazzi were involved it was the end of an era — no more chasing Diana around the Mediterranean on hired boats on expenses.
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Brett O'Keefe is still angrily bemoaning the state of the States on his show, but he does note something interesting in his rant: the fact that Keane has, after her assassination attempt, expanded the Patriot Act and jailed those who wronged her in the conspiracy, including a senator, presumably Coto.
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Less than three years ago, contract drilling executives were bemoaning the difficulty of hiring enough quality personnel for the rigs, while operating companies scrambled to mitigate rig-cost inflation by locking in day rates for the prized high-spec rigs under long-term contracts of three-to-five-year duration.
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Cy came into my room not long ago, grumpier than Ed Asner in "Up," bemoaning how everyone else was awake, and for all he knew, they'd been watching cartoons and eating dessert for hours, and now his entire weekend, not to mention his entire life, had been wasted with sleep.
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The measures against ZTE threaten to put tens of thousands of Chinese out of work, and they have provoked a backlash within the country, with some Chinese bemoaning that their country is not technologically strong enough to survive without the United States, a potential embarrassment for President Xi Jinping of China.
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The group -- comprised of "Saturday Night Live" alum Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone -- claims it penned a song for the Academy Awards called "Why Not Me?" that would have featured stars like Chris Hemsworth, Gal Gadot, and Jason Momoa bemoaning the lack of tentpole representation among the Oscar nominees.
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Your tweet bemoaning the purported lack of political coverage after the pipe bomb mailings -- as media outlets have focused on the attack and investigation into who was responsible -- is perceived as you prioritizing your political agenda over the security of your political opponents: security for some, but not for all.
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Forgive me, Jami Attenberg, but I read your new novel, "All Grown Up" — attentively, in a single gulp — on the same day that Mary Tyler Moore died, and now I can't help bemoaning the one-step-forward, two-steps-backward progress of the second-wave feminism I was brought up on.
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The House Republican leader, Kevin McCarthy, now loudly bemoaning Democratic oversight as partisan pettiness, had a far different take in 2015, when he boasted that the Benghazi circus was part of "a strategy to fight and win": "Everybody thought Hillary Clinton was unbeatable, right?" he told Sean Hannity of Fox News.
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Rather than bemoaning a chimerical disappearance of work, or seeking to somehow reinvent the manufacturing economy of the past, the left should seek to increase access to high-skill and growing sectors of the economy, particularly in regions where the decline in low-skill industrial labor has significantly eroded the job base.
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And it&aposs obvious, because the things they have been crying about for decades, this president comes in and has had record-setting accomplishments in record- setting time fixing all the things they have been bemoaning for so long, and now all of a sudden, they don&apost want it to be fixed.
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The edited caption Despite the caption editing, if you do see this as a "social media strategy," not an attempt to push a conservative agenda, the rhetoric advocating for "debate" and bemoaning the silencing of some opinions echoes many of the Trumpian claims about one-sided media bias and complaints about PC-language.
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It's August, which means two things: lots of tweets bemoaning the impending end of summer (there's still plenty of time to enjoy the sun, folks!), and a new Samsung Galaxy Note device — in this case, the Galaxy Note 9, which Samsung is expected to announce on August 9th at its Galaxy Unpacked event.
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The issue of whether State should seek the emails Clinton's team determined to be personal is "an issue worthy of discussion at the appropriate time," Sullivan said, bemoaning at one point the resources that have been spent by all parties as a result of Clinton's decision to use a personal email server.
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Call of Duty is too big to fail by now, at least for the next few years, but Infinite Warfare's orbital assaults have already proved spectacularly divisive, to say the least, making the packed-alongside-it Modern Warfare remaster an essential sweetener for the bummed-out blinkered sorts bemoaning a departure from tradition.
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And there have been countless examples of Trump folding her 5-foot-11-inch frame into a tiny chair and pulling up to a kindergarten crafts table to help ill children make Valentine's Day cards or remind a second-grader bemoaning her homework that, yes, it's a drag, but you need to study.
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Seeing a rich, flashy, almost certainly clueless interloper appropriating our culture—our aesthetic, one of the few things that we deem precious and sacred in a world that still sees us as "dirtbags" (thanks, Complex, real cute)—is enough to launch a thousand pissy tweets and blog posts bemoaning this enduring phenomenon.
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The internet is bemoaning the lack warning about the controlled explosion—a few nearby signs and an obscure tweet from an account with less than 40k followers were the only notice that a lethal-looking conflagration was about to happen in broad daylight in the center of one of the biggest cities in the world.
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People in positions of power will complain that the league is getting worse because of the economics that the owners forced upon it, as various coaches and executives have done in bemoaning the league's trend toward younger players, but it will do nothing to alter those economics or challenge the ideas that created them.
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But the EU executive and leading power Germany are bemoaning a nationalistic tide that could put at risk not just Schengen but the euro and even the foundations of the EU. In that light some diplomats saw the talks in Amsterdam as another scare tactic from those refusing to close the door to migrants.
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When the songs are chosen for you, just like they were in the olden days, the olden days you remember, the olden days when people listened to albums like the anachronistic idiots they were, the olden days before you read more thinkpieces bemoaning the death of the album than you actually listened to albums.
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"It takes about two minutes of watching Robert Downey Jr. in action in Iron Man 3 — in any of his appearances as the armored Tony Stark, in fact — to realize what the other Avengers are lacking: Charisma," Graeme McMillan wrote in Time in 2013, bemoaning the Cap's stiffness and earnestness in comparison to the Avengers' other leader.
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On Wednesday night, the bulk of Mr. Cruz's speech was also an illustration of his ambitions, as the senator limited the hard-edge rhetoric that propelled him to Tea Party stardom in favor of a loftier address bemoaning "partisan rancor," recounting the heroism of a police officer slain in Dallas and hailing his party's historic commitment to civil rights.
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Virtual reality didn't exactly take off last year in the way the makers of the four major headsets dreamed: Instead of stories of a public scrambling to buy devices that plug into a version of The Matrix, we have tales of developers bemoaning how game revenue barely covers the costs of registering a business and commissioning two music tracks.
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At the risk of finding myself on the bandwagon of bemoaning how "commercial" the conference has become — more speakers came from IT vendor, and there werere a lot more golf shirts, with decidedly fewer piercings, mohawks and tattoos — it certainly did feel like a lot has changed since I attended my first Black Hat 10 years ago.
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Bemoaning the changes that have plagued New York in recent years — the proliferation of $20 million apartments, the banks now on every corner visualizing the centrality of money to the city's consciousness, the substitution of culinary virtue for a broader civic morality — has been an avocation for many people living in and around Manhattan for well over a decade.
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The former prosecutor ripped into Manafort, bemoaning that someone "who's committed fraud, who's clearly been involved in crimes that should rightly be thought of as against the very being of who we are and what is in our collective best interest, gets off with 47 months" in prison, while others get harsher sentences for marijuana possession.
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The new tranche of texts show, according to Johnson's letter, Strzok bemoaning the timing of news that then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch had decided to accept the recommendations of career supervisors in the Justice Department and FBI on the Clinton email matter, just days after Lynch met privately with President Bill Clinton aboard her plane in Phoenix, Arizona.
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During the wide-ranging discussion, the duo touched on the fake news proliferating on social media that some believed influenced the election in comparison with the brand of satire the two men presented on "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report," with Colbert bemoaning his possible role in perpetuating fictional news: "What we did was fake news," he said.
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At one point, after acknowledging the staying power of Jay-Z's 4:44 (a common topic for pretty much all rap interviews this year, looks like) 50 and Ebro get onto the general topic of NYC's hip-hop scene through the ages, with 50 bemoaning a lack of healthy competitiveness in the community over the last 15 years or so.
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One is that every one of these nine calm tracks has its attractions—"Inferno" bemoaning a Brisbane summer so brutal it could signal the end of the world, "No Fame" honoring an artist who'll never enjoy the renown he deserves yet keeps imparting form to his stories anyway, "I'm Gonna Tell It" for some reason exploring a very similar theme.
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Kanye WestKanye Omari WestA$AP Rocky found guilty of assault, gets no prison time Lana Del Rey records new song in response to mass shootings Trump tells rapper A$AP Rocky to 'get home ASAP' after release in Sweden MORE is bemoaning the treatment of Trump supporters, arguing in a new interview that liberals "bully" those who support the president.
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After bemoaning the traffic from Primrose Hill ("Just the nicest part of London," according to Isaacson) and the half-lobster-that-could-have-been-a-shrimp served to him the previous lunchtime at The Wolseley ("Well, that's the difference between the smaller Canadian lobster and the proper native English lobster from Cornwall or Scotland," says Clivaz), Isaacson orders a croissant and a latte.
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She introduces us to painter Bill Jacklin RA on the same terms as an Inuit hunter suffering from depression and bemoaning the ecological state of the planet, as well as a former champion figure skater, a member of an amateur Scottish curling team, and Katie, the sister-in-law of an officer aboard the ill-fated Arctic expeditionary boat HMS Terror.
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"One of the great ironies of history is that so far up until now, in the history of our country right now, no one has done more or is currently working to do more to fix this broken and racist criminal justice system than President Trump and Jared Kushner," he said, bemoaning "oversentencing" and general incarceration rates in the United States.
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"We were sitting around bemoaning the fact that none of this stuff was being done, particularly in some really important states, and we finally just decided to stop griping about it and to start doing something about it because of us have experience in being able to see groups like this come together and be able to advocate for a particular agenda," Christie said.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) bemoaning that Bannon's rhetoric was "not helpful" (never mind that her no vote on repealing ObamaCare wasn't helpful) and his "season of war" has melted moderate minds.
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You can embrace the bold, 3D mapping future promised by Apple's new Face ID while at the same time bemoaning the loss of Touch ID. While it may not work on the edge-to-edge OLED display of the iPhone X, at least not yet, Touch ID has grown over the years into one of the fastest, most secure biometric unlocking system of any modern smartphone, if not the best.
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"We have heard many excuses — but no good reasons — why Sotheby's competitive position is deteriorating, such as: 'Christie's is buying market share and making uneconomic deals to make headlines,' or 'Christie's is private and doesn't have to disclose its guarantees,'" Mr. Loeb, a member of the Sotheby's board, wrote in a letter urging Mr. Ruprecht's ouster and bemoaning a share price that was then stalled at about $51.
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GC: Well, I saw your-, I saw your counterpart, over at UBS, just across the square, yesterday-, TT: Mm. Mm. GC: And he was still bemoaning that, in spite of these more positive indicators-, TT: Mm. GC: The ECB continues to run policy as if we're in a crisis, and that's reflected through the Bund yield, but also in the negative deposit rates we still continue to see.
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The rhetoric took a harsh turn, with Democrats complaining that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is an erratic, unreliable negotiating partner and Republicans bemoaning Democrats' intransigence over what the GOP sees as unreasonable immigration demands.
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Many Republicans are bemoaning the populist ascendancy of front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as if it were the end to the republic itself; that we are somehow entering a new age which is the equivalent of the runaway mobs with their guillotines during the French Revolution.
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And, of course, he says this as a man whose political project is increasingly about reducing the power of the ballot box as much as possible—a man who breaks any and all decorous governing traditions in his path in order to confirm judges who strike down voting rights laws, and who, during government shutdowns that he has the power to end, sits down to write op-eds bemoaning attempts to make Election Day a holiday.
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Enough already with the media bemoaning the attacks of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on "fake news" and the media as a whole; you'd almost think we were living in a totalitarian state from the constant whimpering and wailing.
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On the heels of the leaders of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia celebrating 100 years of independence with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE at the White House, law makers and pundits continue wringing their hands and bemoaning Russian interference in the 85033 Presidential election.
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Bemoaning the system of worldwide taxation, an approach abandoned by most of the US's biggest trading partners over the past 30 years, the tax chief of one big US manufacturer said: "We would take any other country's system over the US." While the White House, Senate and House of Representatives are yearning to notch up a big legislative achievement — and see tax as their best hope — the most concrete part of a joint tax announcement made last week was a step backwards on ending worldwide taxation.
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