Every living former first lady comes out against family separation. 45.
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Sanders comes out against 21st Century Cures bill: Former presidential candidate Sen.
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A deadly police shooting in Dallas; Tanzania's president comes out against birth control.
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They tell her to imagine the headline: Taylor Swift Comes Out Against Trump.
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And Sanders comes out against carbon capture, which Buttigieg and Yang want to heavily fund.
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If Trump comes out against repeal without a replacement, it could kill the plan's chances in Congress.
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If one more person comes out against supporting a motion to proceed vote, the bill can't move forward.
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If another GOP senator comes out against moving to the bill, McCain's presence will not save it. Sen.
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"People quickly start to refer to anything that comes out against that certain candidate as 'fake news,'" Yassuda says.
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If Sotomayor ever comes out against a pro sports union in a court case, then it's time to worry.
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" Economist Justin Wolfers analyzed what drew attention and why: "Incredibly, it's newsworthy when the President comes out against hate crimes.
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"When the Chamber of Commerce comes out against it, they're not acting in interest of majority of their constituents," Pollin said.
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These senators are: If any of these senators comes out against Cassidy-Graham, it would be devastating for the bill's chances.
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Trump's numbers today suggest that a Republican member of Congress is committing political suicide if he comes out against the Republican president.
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The thing that happens when some billionaire comes out against Warren is that she takes advantage of it to further her message.
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And with every new Republican voice that comes out against the GOP bill, it's proof that ideas are still alive in American politics.
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If either of them (or a wild card) comes out against the bill before next week, it's unclear whether it would come to the floor.
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There's an obvious problem with this strategy: the harder Musk comes out against the narrative that he's erratic and desperate, the more erratic and desperate he looks.
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McCain said Alexander and Murray had been "negotiating in good faith" and urged them to resume their talks if a third GOP senator comes out against the ObamaCare repeal bill.
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But the Sun chose to criticize the "loaded foreign elite," which some pointed out was slightly disrespectful of its own proprietor: Bold move as the Sun comes out against its own proprietor.
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" Unmoved, Mr Gohmert declared that a "divisive" Mr Obama "always comes out against the cops," adding—inaccurately—that "this administration has supported Black Lives Matter as even their leaders have called out for killing cops.
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Because at least one Democrat not on the committee, Heidi Heitkamp, plans to support him, Pompeo is likely to be confirmed if there is a vote in the full Senate, unless another Republican comes out against him.
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John McCain (again) comes out against the latest Republican effort to repeal and replace Obamacare; Uber gets kicked out of London; new brain scans reveal former NFL star and convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez had severe brain damage.
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The view from the West Wing: Axios' Jonathan Swan spoke with sources close to President Trump and this basic picture emerged: If nothing else bad comes out against Pruitt, they'll probably ride through the storm with him.
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The two top House GOP leaders, friendly rivals who engaged in a shadow campaign for Speaker last year, want as little daylight with Trump as possible and don't want to be for the deal if Trump comes out against it.
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The whole episode, in its intensity and its focus on the stakes of textual interpretation, was reminiscent of Lucas Hnath's recent play "The Christians," about a pastor who comes out against Hell and sparks not relief but an exegetical nightmare.
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Some of the things this novel comes out against: Brexit, 24-hour news channels, immigrant detention centers, shrinking library hours, global warming, CCTV cameras, bad manners, giving away your DNA, emojis, private security firms and, not least of all, the American president.
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In the end, Mr Nangle comes out against helicopter money because it would be harder to reverse than QE. Instead of selling government bonds to the market, the central bank would have to push up short-term interest rates, perhaps by a lot, since this would probably be its main tool.
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Louise Linton, the wife of the Treasury secretary, posted and then deleted a picture on Instagram in which she sided with Greta Thunberg over her own husband: 🚨Louise Linton comes out against her own husband, Steve Mnuchin, to side with Greta Thunberg🚨Earlier this week, Mnuchin said Thunberg could explain climate change, "after she goes and studies economics in college." pic.twitter.
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Shiva opposed the proposal of voice dubbed movies releasing in the Kannada film industry. He openly criticized the need for voice dubbed movies in the Indian film industry.Shivarajkumar comes out against dubbing. thehindu.com (25 January 2014).
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With Spanish hurdler Maria José Martínez-Patiño, Viloria has argued that Olympic sex testing is applied in a way that targets only "butch" women, those who are "masculine looking". On International Human Rights Day 2013, Hida Vilora spoke as director of IC4E at the United Nations event, "Sport Comes Out Against Homophobia". On Human Rights Day 2013, Viloria spoke at the United Nations, educating about the human rights violations intersex people face and the need for legal protection from discrimination at the event, "Sport Comes Out Against Homophobia". In addition, in early 2010, before founding the organization, Viloria lobbied the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for equal treatment of intersex female athletes after the gender verification testing of South African track star Caster Semenya.
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Dominick Brascia, Gianforte Upset About President Trumps Tariffs, KMMS (March 9, 2018).Olga Kreimer, Montana Politicians, Farmers Say Trump Tariffs Are Bad For Ag, Montana Public Radio (March 8, 2018).Gianforte Comes Out Against Trump's Tariffs, National Journal. Gianforte chaired the Interior Subcommittee of the Oversight Committee through the end of the 115th Congress in 2018.
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Letters to the Editor. The New York Times (June 23, 2012). On Human Rights Day, 2013, Viloria became the first openly intersex person to speak at the U.N., by invitation, at the event "Sport Comes Out Against Homophobia", along with fellow "out" pioneers, tennis legend Martina Navratilova, and NBA player Jason Collins. In 2014, Viloria advocated against the IOC and IAAF's regulations for women with hyperandrogenism on a panel on the Aljazeera television show The Stream.
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If we try to > search for that Arab, it has no value. But if we harass the nearby > village... then the population there comes out against the [infiltrators]... > and the Egyptian Government and the Transjordanian government are [driven] > to prevent such incidents, because their prestige is [at stake], as the Jews > have opened fire, and they are unready to begin a war... The method of > collective punishment so far has proved effective... There are no other > effective methods.Morris, Border Wars.
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Nato invitation to Montenegro prompts Russia warning BBC, 2 Dec 2015 In late April 2017, after the Montenegrin parliament approved the country's accession to the alliance, the Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement that said the decision to join NATO had been made by means of defying "the will of nearly half the country′s population that comes out against" the accession.Комментарий Департамента информации и печати МИД России в связи с голосованием в Скупщине Черногории по вопросу присоединения к НАТО 28.04.17. A Russian establishment analyst commented that NATO needed Montenegro for launching a hybrid war and destabilising Europe.НАТО в Черногории попытается развязать гибридную войну - эксперт Zvezda, 28 April 2017.
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Strier argues that Donne's rationale for publishing the Devotions matches his rationale for publishing a sermon, the Encaenia, the same year, to assert the importance of "places, and of dayes, and of all outward meanes", because he felt some sense of urgency about what he had to say. This is coupled with Devotion XVI, in which Donne explicitly comes out against Puritanism and is simultaneously "purposely militant", deliberately frustrating the other extreme from Puritanism, where "the Arminianism and the polemical anti-puritanism of the volume becomes explicit". Dave Gray and Jeanne Shami, writing in the Modern Language Quarterly, argue that it was not just a work of political rhetoric but a work of political advice, aimed at Prince Charles, to whom it was dedicated. The political situation at the time was complex, as King James was ill and Charles attempting to gain control of the government.
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