He thinks this will blow over — everything always does.
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Hard to tell if it will blow over or not.
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"These things always blow over," he told a news conference.
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It's most likely this particular situation will just blow over.
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Perhaps the furor over Amazon's regional offices will blow over.
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And he seemed to indicate the storm would blow over.
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The political posturing over Saturday's unnecessary theatrics will blow over.
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Listen closely, and consider biting your tongue until things blow over.
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Sanchez, though, is just waiting for this fracas to blow over.
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We just had to wait for the storm to blow over.
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"I kinda stopped reading [the negative comments], thinking, 'It's gonna blow over,' but it didn't really blow over as quickly as I thought it would," Ruiz told Hoda Kotb on Thursday's episode of the Today show.
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It could blow over the way Apple's Maps glitches or "bendgate" did.
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IG's top bosses said that the regulatory storm would eventually blow over.
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When that happens, swallow your pride, wait for things to blow over.
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If a fight's been waiting to happen, things will blow over now.
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"These things always blow over," Mitch McConnell said at a Saturday presser.
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But India's government is likely betting that the international criticism will blow over.
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He casts the Toronto attack as a PR problem that will blow over.
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However, Cramer said Thursday that much of the outrage could blow over soon.
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Usually these brouhahas quickly blow over, as was the case with Mrs. Potts.
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Perhaps he expects this cloud to blow over, as others have in the past.
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She rarely admits fault, sows doubt, and waits for damaging revelations to blow over.
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Skeptics predicted it would blow over, but its sturdy steel-skeleton construction held up.
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Mr. Greaves, a construction worker for 30 years, said such disputes usually blow over.
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FACTOR IN THE WIND Trees in planters can blow over if not properly secured.
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"It didn't really blow over as quickly as I thought it would," she said.
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And, that will blow over and you&aposll get the peace process back on track.
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However, Cramer noted at the time that much of the outrage could blow over soon.
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Should PDVSA pay - up to $20 million per cargo - shortages could blow over relatively soon.
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On Politics With Lisa Lerer The Sanders-Warren spat looked as if it'd blow over.
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But I'm sure many will just say all this will blow over..And it Will because hey,when it comes To cases of Racial profiling,Stereotyping and Sexual assault to men/women in the workplace it always does blow over right👍🏾#SHAME pic.twitter.
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I'm still a supporter of our President, but this incident will not blow over anytime soon.
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"It'll blow over in a few weeks and everything will be fine," Thug told me today.
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More likely, they're making a public stand now and hoping everything will blow over in time.
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Trump's past is another reason why the events of the weekend will not simply blow over.
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"This will all blow over, just like it always does with Facebook and Twitter," he said.
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For now, Korean firms are keeping their heads down waiting for the row to blow over.
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This isn't like a tornado where you wait in the basement for it to blow over.
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Sanders allies feel betrayed by what they view as a low blow over an old misunderstanding.
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She and others said they think he is convinced that the scandal will eventually blow over.
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As the next downturn approaches, the initial response will be to hope for it to blow over.
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The chemical might blow over to other plants and warn that some pests are in the area.
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LOOK, I MEAN, IT'S BLOWN OVER CERTAINLY IN OTHER AREAS AND IT CERTAINLY COULD BLOW OVER HERE.
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Kardashian West asserted that she believes things will blow over eventually because their family is so close.
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Some analysts aren't as worried as others about the China situation, thinking it will eventually blow over.
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The government appears to have been waiting in the hope that emerging market turbulence would blow over.
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"This is not a thunderstorm that's going to blow over," said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Lotte has not outlined a strategy to cope with the difficulties besides "waiting" for it to blow over.
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But as long as they remain liquid, cold air can blow over the lakes, picking up water vapor.
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Offred's husband, Luke (O-T Fagbenle), for instance, is convinced that the craziness is bound to blow over.
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After all, if it's a two-hour class, did I really want to blow over $100 by skipping it?
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Usually when a highly critical story about Apple comes out, the company remains silent and lets it blow over.
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Ikbal Durre, a Moscow-based commentator on Russian-Turkish affairs, expressed hope that the row would eventually blow over.
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Sometimes I do that, build a fortress around myself and just hunker down, wait for shit to blow over.
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And the perceived negative vibe around the Warriors could quickly blow over once Curry returns, as soon as Thursday.
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While morale in the West Wing is low, both Trump and Kelly believe the current tension will blow over.
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Not if you believe that this will all blow over, that it is just limited to steel and aluminum.
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While Cochran says he expects the litigation will blow over quickly, Beagle is readying himself for a long legal road.
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The couple, both in their 60s, said they knew the storm would blow over, even as friends texted their concerns.
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Generally, consumers have short memories and many "scandals" blow over without causing any damage to the brand for the association.
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But, this will all blow over tomorrow, and her sales will continue...Money rules the world, if you haven't noticed.
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She said that she hoped any troubles would blow over and that she looked forward to them continuing their role.
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There may be some clarifications from the government on the issue and that should allow the story to blow over.
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" Mr. Pyne recommended "hardening communities" in ways that allow the fires to "blow over and around them without incinerating everything.
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Market woke from the weekend and decided that Turkey's failed coup was a domestic affair which will blow over quite fast.
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Some euro zone officials said the affair would blow over and would not affect the decision on the Eurogroup chairman role.
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Another claimed that there should be no statements at all from the company, so that it would all blow over sooner.
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Then hope like hell things blow over or some other scandal or controversy knocks you from the front of people's minds.
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If you've recently wondered when that whole Harry Potter thing is going to blow over, signs still point to Probably Never.
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They release a public statement, the "journalist" locks his Twitter feed, and then everyone waits for the coverage to blow over.
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"The Porter controversy is likely to blow over, with it having damaged Kelly somewhat but not knocking him out," said Penn.
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Another claimed that there should be no statements at all from the company so that it would all blow over sooner.
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At the time, there weren't wide reports of health care workers getting sick, so they expected it to blow over soon.
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"If you can, stay at home, have a cup of tea, and wait for all this to blow over," Pegg says.
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LET'S ADD MORE DETAILS OF THE RIDE, THE EXPERIENCE, THE TERRAIN, WHAT PEOPLE SAY—BLOW BY BLOW OVER THAT SEVEN HOURS .
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Readers doggedly remarked, "Who?" as if the digital era is a passing fad that&aposs going to blow over soon enough.
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"I think this will blow over," said Mike Davis, who previously served as the Senate Judiciary Committee's nominations counsel under Sen.
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We're told his camp thinks this will blow over, and Justin will eventually take pics again, but he'll be more discriminating.
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Robert Bentley also has declared a state of emergency -- putting 300 Alabama National Guard soldiers on standby should the storm blow over.
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"There's no reason your outdoor furniture should look like cheap plastic that will blow over or break in two seconds," Jonathan said.
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If Dustin Hoffman thought those sexual misconduct allegations were going to blow over quickly, he's learning now just how wrong he was.
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It was pretty clear within a year or so that this is no sort of nothing that was going to blow over.
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White House officials say they believe this will blow over, but did not know how long the President would keep it alive.
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Sure, after a divided primary Republicans feel burned and frustrated, but that will blow over — and Trump really will start sounding presidential.
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On Saturday at the T-Mobile Arena both fighters did heavy damage but neither could find the knockout blow over five bloody rounds.
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By late morning Monday, however, the stock market seemed to have bounced back, convinced that the whole thing was likely to blow over.
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Instead, a handful of Republican politicians withdrew their support, while a large number simply admonished him and waited for things to blow over.
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Method No. 2 is to leave the lid on, but occasionally blow over the little hole that you are supposed to drink through.
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Despite the breathless cable news coverage and Twitter chatter on Comey, some with Capitol Hill experience believe the affair will eventually blow over.
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Nevertheless, though the dispute may eventually blow over, the longer-term implications to Erdogan's credibility among European peers will not be easily repaired.
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Or they can just be like The Elmwood Cafe in Berkeley and let it blow over and get back to business as usual.
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Traders said on Wednesday morning that concerns about the Comey memo could easily blow over, as other recent indications of presidential dysfunction had.
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Morey's tweet will probably blow over, Rick Welts, chief operating officer and president of the Golden State Warriors, said on CNBC on Monday.
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Instead, the Tongass relies on heavy winds to blow over trees, dispensing with the old and making room for the new to grow.
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Those who argue that the Beeb's troubles will blow over point out that its licence fee is protected by royal charter until 2027.
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No one should be lulled into complacency that the Atlantic Alliance is so resilient and self-correcting that this phase will just blow over.
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"I don't think this will just blow over," said Peter Lewis, director of African Studies at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies.
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"These things always blow over," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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However, weak demand is being offset by even weaker production, China's internal supply of lead suffering a double blow over the last couple of years.
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According to several current and former directors, Harvey insisted that the charges in the Times piece weren't true, and that the scandal would blow over.
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Spreading out that blow over a longer period of time has been the primary concern inspiring calls to "flatten the curve" by changing our behavior.
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Attendees of the conference said it was largely business as usual, with some investors saying that the furor over Mr. Khashoggi's death will blow over.
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"There's a high probability that the coronavirus will blow over as other viruses have, be a temporary shock and everything will come back," Bullard said.
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Skourides said he&aposs pretty sure the matter will blow over after the bluster and hard-line rhetoric bandied about ahead of the elections dies down.
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Even at the press conference when they together after having apologized to her in saying well, and they agreed to sort of let it blow over.
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Beijing, which sees political reunification with the island as a historical necessity, lodged a diplomatic protest but otherwise seems keen to let the issue blow over.
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The story should eventually blow over, especially if the prime minister's opponents ultimately have no misdemeanour to pin on him, as seems to be the case.
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Research has discovered that during bushfires, echidnas will go to sleep, burying themselves as deep as they can and waiting for the flames to blow over.
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Evidently he thought he'd allow for a few weeks to pass and the whole thing would blow over, but he didn't count on Judge Andrew Jackson.
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Governor Ivey strongly denied Ms. Todd's assertion, Mr. Dawson apologized for raising the innuendo in the first place, and the whole thing seemed to blow over.
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Maybe this will all blow over, like so many other controversies, after a couple of polls show that Trump&aposs support among his base has not wavered.
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We're into week three of Kylie Jenner pregnancy rumors, and is the cosmetics mogul/reality-TV star hiding out and waiting for this all to blow over?
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"This is a mid- to long-term issue that is not going to blow over in a year," said Brett Weaver, a supply-chain consultant at KPMG.
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Wait for the media backlash to blow over and the return to business as usual while making but not measurably adhering to ANY OF THE CHANGES PROMISED.
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He had no sympathy for Nazism, but wanted to remain close to his daughter in Vienna and to help his friends, hoping the storm would blow over.
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" — Josiah Henson, a slave in Maryland, in his account of his life from 1858 "The Negroes at home are quite disconsolate but this will soon blow over.
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The officials hedged their predictions, however, telling Reuters those tensions could blow over in the same way past feuds between Trump and his top aides have calmed.
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BEIJING — An early look at the state of some Chinese businesses for the third quarter indicates many companies are still waiting for the worst to blow over.
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"They are playing for time," said Mr. Eskander, the former head of the National Archives, noting that most politicians are still hoping that the protests will blow over.
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"Hopefully this will blow over in three or four days, and then I won't be known as the gay minister," she told The Associated Press at the time.
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The best thing Axl and his team could have done was to wait for the whole thing to blow over—'cause nothing lasts forever:[TorrentFreak]Open kinja-labs.com
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Some market watchers suggested prior to the latest news that the jump in prices of safe haven assets was a knee-jerk reaction that could soon blow over.
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Some industry observers suggested that if he continued working quietly, the controversy would blow over, as it has before — because, until #MeToo, Hollywood always had a short memory.
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One current employee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal, said that many in the newsroom hoped the attention on their boss would blow over.
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"It didn't really blow over as quickly as I thought it would," actress Monica Ruiz told "TODAY" in her first live interview since the ad went viral last week.
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Friends and editors will tell me that I have just seriously shot myself in the foot, that I should have stayed silent, and let all this madness blow over.
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But the longer the interview dragged on, the more it seemed like Zuckerberg didn't really have a good answer to anything and just wants this whole mess to blow over.
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Amid the endless reports and speculations about the longstanding tensions between Jordan Rodgers and his brother Aaron, sources say that the former Bachelorette star just wants things to blow over.
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Further suggesting that tensions could blow over, a third source familiar with the matter said the relationship with Mueller remained strong and constructive and discussions were expected to recommence soon.
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There were people who thought it was a joke and were waiting for it to blow over, and people who were canceling reservations or just not coming in at all.
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Ms. Lake of GlobalGiving said that after major storms blow over and many emergency medical workers leave the scene, it is often up to local organizations to help rebuild communities.
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"While many felt that the content of the video constituted a damaging statement about our department, others thought it was no big deal and would quickly blow over," this researcher says.
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It isn't enough to sit him aside and tell him to lay off Durant—we're trying to fucking re-sign him, dude, do it in private and let it blow over.
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The OV x Hoka Clifton 4 have a pretty specific look, and while it chunky sneaker trend may blow over, they look very comfortable — and comfort is always in style, right?
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His suppliers in Shenzhen, Dongguan and Guangzhou were certain the trade conflict would blow over and were reluctant to negotiate deals that would send components and raw materials abroad for assembly.
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Mitchell Green, a partner at Lead Edge Capital that invested in Uber at a $40 billion valuation, believes the controversies will blow over and he even wants to buy more stock.
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This speech thing is a tempest in a teapot that will soon blow over (particularly if you release the text of your speeches to prove that there is no smoking gun).
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The index had scaled record highs earlier in the week as data signalled a slight slowdown in the outbreak, lending weight to forecasts that the crisis might blow over by April.
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What we're hearing: "Nobody knows right now whether this will blow over or not," Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of Quill Intelligence and a former adviser to the Dallas Fed, tells Axios.
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PETER SCHWEIZER, AUTHOR, "CLINTON CASH": Comey&aposs strategy on this is to hope that this going to blow over, that it&aposs going to go away, that Washington will forget about it.
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The Note7 issue may blow over quickly if it's able to successfully recall even 95 percent of the defective phones, but the brand damage will probably take a lot longer to repair.
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The two most powerful countries to move against Iran, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, have taken diplomatic half-steps that could easily be reversed if this storm were to blow over.
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Those who either don't want to or simply can't afford to turn off their computer and wait for this all to blow over have a weapon in the battle against this attack.
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Ellison didn't wait for the situation to blow over, hiring Hurd as Oracle's president a month after Hurd was ousted from HP.Feloni: So when did he approach you for the Oracle job?
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The thing to me, it's like all this ad noise and everything we discussed, at the end of the day it'll blow over and we'll muddle through as we always do. Yeah.
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"They're sitting on a beach trying to stop a Category Five," Bannon told Wolff regarding the White House's lackadaisical attitude to the Russia investigation and high hopes that everything will blow over.
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While it's definitely the case that "Family Guy"crosses the line on good taste on a semi-regular basis, its controversies largely blow over, and the show continues to air on Fox.
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Some in Brazil are looking for it to all blow over, such as Rio 2016 spokesman Mario Andrada, who asked that we "give these kids a break" -- it was all in good fun.
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But even if the craze will soon blow over, no government has succeeded in taming rampant superstition in Thailand, where charm-peddling is a lucrative trade and even the royal family uses soothsayers.
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Fitch had hoped the trade tension might blow over, but now believes it could wipe as much as 0.5 percentage points off U.S. economic growth and probably the same off Chinese growth too.
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" Answers range from "Nah, he's gone" to "He just has to wait for it to blow over" to "Six months ago, I would have said he'd go down but now I don't know.
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Years ago, when a product was portrayed in a less-than-positive light, companies could quietly discontinue an item, avoid putting out a press release, and wait for the hubbub to blow over.
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She stood on stage in a bedazzled black denim ensemble, looking ready to blow over in the 20 MPH gusts of wind while neon butterflies and flowers fluttered behind her over a black background.
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But the good side is, okay, nothing happens, the U.S. economy continues to grow, we can take the insurance back next year if it turns out that this is all going to blow over.
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So many of the thinkpieces that have surfaced defending C.K.'s right to a comeback (or anyone else's) seem to miss this central point: It's about growth, not about waiting until things blow over.
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But Ruiz explained that her tune changed "when it didn't blow over and people started answering for me and I saw some articles where they grabbed some stuff from very old interviews," she continued.
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Then this controversy or that scandal would blow over and MMA would be forgotten about again, leaving fans free to indulge our desires in peace, free from the outside world and all its noise.
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The Chinese Communist Party, which saw its reputation dealt a major blow over its initial handling of the virus within its borders, is now trying to capitalize on its recent successes containing the illness' spread.
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He probably hoped the scandal would blow over like the one last year, when a leak revealed that another minister had an account on Ashley Madison, the website for people seeking affairs, with the username Icehot1.
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When Mr. Trump first denounced Mr. Bannon last week, saying, "He not only lost his job, he lost his mind," Mr. Bannon insisted to his writers and editors at Breitbart that it would all blow over.
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Analysts described two camps among political leaders: those who wanted a diplomatic arrangement to allow the scandal to blow over, and those who wanted to take stronger action against the kingdom and even the crown prince.
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As the president backtracked on his deferential comments at Monday's meeting with Mr. Putin and asserted that he really does accept that Russia intervened in the 2016 election, allies assumed that this, too, would blow over.
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"We call upon our colleagues in this hall today not to remain silent in hopes that this situation will somehow blow over by itself but rather to take serious steps to preserve the JCPOA," Yermakov said.
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A US$3bn loan for Qatar National Bank, the Gulf's largest lender, which needs to be refinanced before it matures in March 2018, is also set to test the market shortly as the crisis refuses to blow over.
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This could add to the already bad political environment for Republicans, but the bottom line is that if Kavanaugh is confirmed — no matter how unpopular — he'll be there making laws long after these immediate political storms are blow over.
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The sport's leadership could not keep hoping that things would all blow over, or play that trusty card it reserves for these situations: self-identifying as a "distraction" in troubled times, believing in some way that grants it immunity.
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I still remember being a student in the late 1990s and having vivid discussions with friends who doubted that designers would one day have to be able to operate computers and believed that this whole hype would quickly blow over.
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So when the travel ban was announced on the afternoon of Friday, January 5043, Google executives initially hoped to "just keep [their] heads down and allow it to blow over," according to an employee who was close to those early calculations.
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The back of the project — which Ms. Parker doesn't hide, but rather emphasizes — reveals it as fake, supported by metal scaffolding and tamped down with large black water tanks, providing ballast so it won't blow over in a strong wind.
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" Continued Gould, "I'll never forget hearing the first album that changed my life and made me realize that I wasn't alone; that so many others had gone through what I was experiencing, and that one day everything would blow over.
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"The spread of the virus outside of China... combined with continued heavy restrictions within China, challenges the assumption that the outbreak will blow over with only limited damage to the global economy," said Jonas Goltermann, senior economist at Capital Economics.
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As the chilly winds of fall start to blow over our pumpkin spice lattes, think about all the backyard barbecues, frosty afternoon ice creams and pictures of our legs staring out over the calm sea that we took over the last three months.
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"Fact is, a rollcall of crises appear to be bubbling up — from Italian politics to Brexit to US-China conflict — threatening to blow out rather than blow over," Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank, wrote in a morning note.
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But given its role as a ubiquitous utility for login with your identity across the web, our compulsive desire to scroll its feed and check its notifications, and the lack of viable social networking alternatives, Facebook might see the backlash blow over eventually.
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Nope. Samsung will, no doubt, sell fewer Note7 phones than it expected and it's brand will lose a little credibility, but the faulty battery issue will blow over just like the iPhone 4's "antennagate" and the iPhone 6's "bendgate" did.
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A month ago, when Amazon announced that it would build regional offices in New York and Virginia at great expense to the taxpayers there, I wrote that it had misunderstood the moment: Perhaps the furor over Amazon's regional offices will blow over.
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But let's let this current thing blow over before we get too far into that; after all, there's a lot to be said for Wayne's lyrical equanimity toward relationships, and it's really not so simple as the occasional drop of the b-word.
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Democrats, who have launched a number of probes against Trump since winning last year's midterm election, suffered a blow over the weekend when the Justice Department announced that Mueller found no evidence that Trump's 2016 presidential campaign took part in Russian election meddling.
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So we have yet to find out if Starbucks will just wait for this heat to blow over and go back to business as usual, but believe me, people of color (and woke white folk) won't be surprised if that is what they do.
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For the most part, chefs are acting as if the sudden willingness of women to talk about what the industry is really like for them is just a temporary condition, that it will blow over soon enough and the party will start up again.
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The high-stakes standoff between the United States and Iran in the past week has sent investors scrambling to buy shares of companies that specialize in defense and cybersecurity — a sign that traders think tensions in the Middle East won't blow over any time soon.
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That's why when he and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are insisting on space for the Saudis to conduct an investigation, it looks a lot like they are buying time for the kingdom to construct a cover story that could help the storm blow over.
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"It is not fair for either the Governor or Attorney General to be able to tell us how they are sorry, set their own stage for what they will do, nor is it wise to pretend as if this will simply blow over," the letter says.
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In short, Friday's press conference was not the calamity of Trump's Oval Office address two days earlier, but it still revealed a president who trusts his gut that this crisis will somehow blow over, even though as of now, there is scant evidence that is the case.
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Given the backfiring of Weinberg's last public pronouncement, the current strategy is apparently to lay low and pretend nothing happened in the hopes that it will blow over during the holidays — even as it creates an atmosphere of intimidation for workers who have spoken out. 3.
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Johnson's belief that the story would quickly blow over were dashed the following weekend when, on the eve of the Tory Party conference, the Sunday Times carried a follow-up story with multiple sources backing up the claim Boris had been having an extramarital affair with Arcuri.
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By and large, the Book Club appears to have made the calculation that the best thing it can possibly do is to keep quiet on this issue and hope it will all blow over and that no matter what happens, the controversy won't affect Witherspoon's image.
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The clan exists on a different plane; they may sometimes look and act and sell weight-loss tea like influencers, but their fame and wealth has propelled them into a stratosphere where giant brands orbit them and social media controversies blow over in a relatively short time.
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The clan exists on a different plane; they may sometimes look and act and sell weight-loss tea like influencers, but their fame and wealth has propelled them into a stratosphere where giant brands orbit them and social media controversies blow over in a relatively short time.
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The mom of four had originally told Ladd that she "really wanted the whole birthday thing to blow over this year and just pretend it never happened," but once she was surrounded by all the love from her friends and family, she clearly let her reservations wash away.
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However, all the officials were quick to add that the tensions could blow over, at least for now, as have previous episodes of discord between the president and other top officials who have fallen out of favor, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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If we allow these salacious details to take over everything and don't get at the root of why women, for so long, did not feel able to express this, we will either have this blow over or have it continue — and it will be a convenient way of bloodletting every few years.
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While the First Man controversy will, with any luck, blow over once more people are able to watch the film and speak about it knowledgeably, it's an instructive example of how easy it is for art to get caught up in America's never-ending outrage cycle, or to become a political pawn.
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Much of Europe, particularly the centrist elite, horrified by the Trump phenomenon, as well as the resurgent right-wing, will be watching closely the results of the American midterm elections in four weeks for some clue as to how the winds may blow over the final two years of Trump's first term.
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Or do you believe all this trouble on social media is a storm in a teacup that will blow over if we but screw our courage to the sticking place and wait for everyone to catch up with the cardinal Internet truth that nothing online is what it seems… Ideas in the comments pls…
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And when he had a chance to stand up to our authoritarian bully president, to use his position of power to refute the lies coming from the White House (admittedly at great risk to his own personal wealth), Cook, instead, silently faded into the background, hoping it would all blow over and just go away.
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When The New York Times published an exposé revealing that a ledger from Mr. Yanukovych's party listed $12.7 million in off-books cash payments earmarked for Mr. Manafort's company, Mr. Manafort argued to others in campaign leadership that the story was ginned up by allies of Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, and would blow over.
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Unfortunately, epidemiologists just aren't doing enough to reassure conservatives who want to believe that all this will blow over soon (and that the liberals who don't want you to be able to go to damn Applebee's with your wife's large sons are not only wrong, but unpatriotic, for sacrificing liberty on the satanic altar of Not Dying).
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Popping US perceived asset bubbles and tight US monetary policy often trigger global downturns but, as we have seen, some fairly ugly stuff outside the US seems to blow over the US with little impact adding that the dollar is by far the most pre-eminent reserve currency and the US Treasury market is the centre of global capital markets.
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When South Korea and Taiwan were aggressively combating the virus in late February, the head of Italy's ruling Democratic Party was encouraging people to go out drinking, Trump was saying the virus would soon blow over, and the Iranian regime was permitting people to congregate at major religious sites in the holy city of Qom despite a confirmed local outbreak.
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ZOE QUINN: The thing that was hard wasn't the abuse and the hate as much, in comparison to people who could have done something and chose not to, either because they didn't take it seriously or they thought, "Oh this will just blow over, don't feed the trolls, blah blah blah" and it's like: No, you actually have to fight back.
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Christie also predicted that plagiarism accusations centered around Melania Trump's speech on the first night of the Republican National Convention, portions of which bear similarities to one given by first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE in 85033, will blow over quickly.
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