Elijah Cummings as he decries pharma industry price tactics. pic.twitter.
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Trump decries H1B visa and then admits he uses it.
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Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov decries "media hysterics" in the United States.
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All this would give pause to the centralisers Mr Tusk decries.
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The right decries poverty and inequality while discounting rapid economic growth.
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He will not admit that unfettered markets exacerbate the disparity he decries.
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And the ministries run by his allies exemplified the cronyism he now decries.
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Hicks said the arrangements that Trump decries are beneficial to the United States.
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Benioff has made billions as an active participant of the capitalism he decries.
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But when the president decries "fake news," he's not interested in actual mistakes.
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" In another tweet, Ocasio-Cortez decries a "racist & sexually violent secret CBP Facebook group.
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WASP power hasn't disappeared, nor are the cultural developments Douthat decries all that new.
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North Korea decries such exercises as a rehearsal for war aimed at toppling its leadership.
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North Korea decries such exercises as a rehearsal for war aimed at toppling its leadership.
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It is an unnecessarily reckless framing which engages in exactly the escalation Bolton himself decries.
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North Korea decries such exercises as a rehearsal for war aimed at toppling its leadership.
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Buttigieg decries Medicare for All as "questionable on [its] merits," and the ad emphasizes that.
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In fact, Pope Francis decries the self-referential impulse to focus on internal church politics.
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"But when the president decries 'fake news,' he's not interested in actual mistakes," Sulzberger wrote.
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He decries the invocation of "identity politics," seeing it as a distraction from economic issues.
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Although he decries the culture of victimhood, being a victim is likely exactly what Yiannopoulos wants.
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What Bershidsky decries as lacking expertise and authority is part and parcel of legitimate public debate.
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It's just too hard for them to retreat from any position that decries racism in America.
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He has a brother-in-law with autism, and decries Trump's mocking of a reporter's physical challenge.
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Lamenting the loss of the monuments he so lovingly documented for decades, he decries the world's silence.
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His new book "World Without Mind" decries society's capture by big technology companies, mainly Amazon, Facebook and Google.
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"No institution does more than CUNY to overcome the income inequality that the governor decries," Ms. Bowen said.
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Back behind her laptop, she decries the familiar arguments that digital culture has alienated us from human contact.
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She decries companies that have liberally acquired debt just because the cost of borrowing has been historically cheap.
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The parties' coalition agreement officially states that Austria was a perpetrator of Nazi crimes, and decries anti-Semitism.
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Over 220 artists and cultural workers have signed an open letter that decries over-policing of NYC subways.
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" Meanwhile, it decries Trump as a president who "withdraws from treaties, berates our allies and praises authoritarian leaders.
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" McGowan decries film critic Owen Gleiberman's take on plastic surgery in Hollywood, calling it "vile, damaging, stupid and cruel.
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Sceptics think the company is as big as it can get without becoming more like the multinationals it decries.
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" Trump frequently decries negative coverage as "fake news," and has described certain outlets as the "enemy of the people.
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"The AP decries such efforts by the White House to restrict access to the president," the news service said.
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" McConnell decries, "One side can continue to hurl mud, hatred, and toxic behavior until we reach a breaking point.
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If people manage to get to the third verse, it actually decries everything in the first and second verse.
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It decries censorship of white supremacists on college campuses, then turns around and demands people who tease conservatives be fired.
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By crying witch hunt louder than he decries Russia's attack, he's setting us up for another very dangerous election season.
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This is incredibly unpopular — even Republicans have nominated a presidential candidate who decries this as "corruption" on a regular basis.
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" Trump regularly attacks the media for focusing on negative news about his administration and decries what he perceives as "fakes news.
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He decries politicians who blow hot and cold, yet insist the study must be wrapped up before an election in 2019.
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While the left might think the cap-and-trade bill doesn't go far enough, the right decries it as job killing.
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" He decries Arrington's "divisive rhetoric," highlighting a comment she made recently that the race was "a war between good and evil.
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Meanwhile, Sisson and others question whether the approach of Unplanned is really so different from that of the protesters it decries.
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But the opposition decries them as a tactic of forcibly displacing people who oppose Assad after years of bombardment and siege.
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" Trump regularly attacks the media for focusing on negative news about his administration and decries what he perceives as "fakes news.
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He decries identity types for "delivering sermons to the unwashed from a raised pulpit" while offering up his own elaborate jeremiad.
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In his Wednesday memo, Trump decries a "drastic surge of illegal activity" at the border, including illicit drugs and illegal crossings.
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Ms Rousseff's Workers' Party decries it as an attack on the poor, though it will not touch beneficiaries of the lowest pensions.
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The media has treated Biosphere 23 as a stunt and decries it as a "failure" for not meeting expectations of a stunt.
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The suspected gunman has been tied to a racist manifesto that decries a Hispanic "invasion," echoing terminology the president has frequently used.
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Whether a particular judicial decision amounts to activism of the kind that Hatch decries is often in the eye of the beholder.
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In fact, the president is not just looking on as events ineluctably unfold; rather, he is causing the very failures he decries.
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Hannity is a race baiter and a class manipulator who decries those very traits in others, all the while exploiting his audience.
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Trump regularly decries the media as "fake news," often singling out networks and publications individually to criticize their reporting on his administration.
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The letter decries the current culture at the State Department, a subject that has featured prominently during the House Democrats' impeachment proceedings.
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Darby English's new book 1971 decries black nationalist demands for a unified artistic community in favor of abstraction, individualism, and personal autonomy.
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Hannity and Stephens see themselves as opposed, but the truth is that they're both part of the same "echo chamber" Stephens ironically decries.
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The starvation that Mr Leigh decries in "Peterloo" was eventually alleviated by the repeal of the Corn Laws and the import of grain.
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But some of Varoufakis's ideological allies think his celebrity has led him to fall victim to exactly the kind of egotism he decries.
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A loyal opposition recognises the government as legitimate, but decries many of its actions and seeks to replace it at the next election.
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The Alternative, in its assault on what it decries as the reigning political correctness, will then gleefully pull political debate to the right.
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Since then, everything from baby soap to washing machines has claimed to act as a steriliser—something Mr Lee decries as "phobia marketing".
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That only turbocharged the gang in the next decade, creating the domestic mayhem that contributed to the Central American exodus Trump now decries.
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That most protesters this weekend would've happily endorsed the tweet, and the goal it decries, is yet another green shoot for the movement.
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Mr Ramaphosa, a union-boss-turned-tycoon who decries the corruption that has mushroomed under Mr Zuma, is now South Africa's president-in-waiting.
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Priyanka Chopra (now a star on American television) decries double standards in Hollywood—complaining that Indian actors are made to speak in stereotypical accents.
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Leaning in to the microphone, she decries police brutality, economic inequity, racial strife, domestic violence — just about every pressing issue of these American days.
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A politician's aide decries violent crime with a Facebook photo of a girl's corpse — an image that turns out to come from another country.
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Sullivan decries what she calls "both sides" journalism in which she says statements from Trump and his "deceptive surrogates" are taken at face value.
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Might the idea that no joke is off limits help foster a public callousness that encourages the very intolerance and viciousness the film decries?
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THE TICKER President Trump's push for emergency coronavirus relief is laying bare a glaring double standard: He decries socialism even as he's practicing it.
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Mr. Berry decries the industrialization of agriculture, which he believes will lead us to forget the values that come from living off the land.
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By comparison, voters in New Hampshire will begin seeing a spot focused on Buttigieg's service in the Navy Reserve that decries partisanship and division.
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"The Associated Press decries such efforts by the White House to restrict access to the president," Lauren Easton, a spokeswoman for The A.P., said.
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" He decries the "pathology" that would make Trump say something like that, and concludes that Trump "must have a very unusual relationship with women.
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Yet he decries both full-scale US military intervention and the use of drone strikes and other airstrikes to kill terrorists around the world.
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" The entire medical community, Watkins decries, is violating the Hippocratic Oath by, "unleashing the genies of physician-assisted suicide, medical marijuana, drug and alcohol use.
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By contrast Donald Trump, who almost alone among national politicians decries the latest conflicts, has struggled to interest voters in them—or indeed end them.
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He decries the survival of the "carried interest" tax break benefiting affluent hedge-fund managers, among others, a tax break he has opposed for years.
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On one side is Mr. de Blasio, who has worked to keep Walmart stores out of New York and often decries the influence of money.
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" Where Trump decries globalization as a force of evil, Macron said the world is "experiencing the positive impact of globalization with innovations, with job creations.
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And while Hannity decries politically motivated prosecutions, "lock her up!" chants remain a staple of Trump's rallies closing in on three years after the election.
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Congress bitterly decries the consolidation of power to the president — the House even created a Task Force on Executive Overreach — but this damage is self-inflicted.
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She decries globalisation as a threat to French jobs and Islamists as fomenters of terror who make it perilous to wear a short skirt in public.
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The unresolved divisions in his party are just one symptom of what Stephen Loosley, a former Labor senator, decries as the "indulgent politics" of both sides.
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They'll discuss what it's like to cover politics with a White House that often lies and a president who decries any negative coverage as fake news.
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" Written just before the Senate failed to pass "skinny repeal," Mr. Klein's op-ed decries the bill, a piece of legislation that he calls "an insult.
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The resolution — which passed easily, 407-23 — decries anti-Semitism, in addition to anti-Muslim discrimination and white supremacy, but it doesn't mention Omar by name.
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What Happened: President Trump, who often decries "fake news," was found to keep fake covers of Time magazine with his face on them at his golfing establishments.
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Over pacy drums and a thrumming baseline, the lyrics begin by stating that "Blighty wants his country back" and decries the "wombic charm of the Union Jack".
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In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz party — which decries multiculturalism and has jailed human rights lawyers who assist asylum-seekers — won a landslide election in April.
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Right through the '90s and into the 2000s, we had left-of-center politicians singing the praises of hope, rather than the hopelessness that Mr. Rorty decries.
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Not only is keeping Omar and Tlaib out a terrible policy decision as it pertains to U.S.-Israel relations, it demonstrates the very weakness that Trump decries.
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One scholar of American cancer culture, Samantha King, decries "a tyranny of cheerfulness" that gets too many patients down, making us feel guilty about expressing understandable anguish.
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White House assertions that consumers will gain from tariffs on Chinese solar panels and Korean washing machines are like so much other "fake news" the president decries.
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A shopkeeper decries the coarseness of democracy—it is only ten years since the king surrendered absolute authority—before insisting that she stay for a cup of tea.
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Anti-Semitism and racism find a voice in this right wing, populist party, that condemns German contrition for its Nazi past and decries the proliferation of Holocaust memorials.
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Others see veiled attempts to blame Tigrayans whenever Abiy decries the way things were before he took the helm or accuses opposition forces of plotting against his reforms.
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For now, it's easy for some progressives to settle on the "moderate" side of those questions — to defend ICE's existence even as she decries its actions under Trump.
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The song also can sound like Lorde is revelling in the very wealth she decries, and that's where the mode and its odd sense of triumph comes in.
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He's also an anti-abortion, pro-"religious liberty" (a pro-discrimination dog whistle) politician who supports Donald Trump's border wall and decries U.S. "leftists" on his campaign's "Issues" page.
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This is the bitter harvest of laws passed by the same city council that rails against big money in politics, that touts small business, and that decries corporate greed.
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Trump often decries the "fake news" on Twitter and at rallies, falsely claiming that major news outlets simply make stories up whenever a report comes out he doesn't like.
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While Trump decries the probe as a "witch hunt," it has already produced five guilty pleas, including from his former national security adviser and his former deputy campaign chairman.
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But while George Clooney admits that he actually hates having to raise money like that, he says his efforts are vastly different from the kind of corruption Sanders decries.
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But while George Clooney admits that he actually hates having to raise money this way, he says his efforts are vastly different from the kind of corruption Sanders decries.
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ALLAN D. GREENBERG Scarsdale, N.Y. To the Editor: David Brooks has succumbed to the cynicism and distrust that he decries in his dismissal of the two leading presidential candidates.
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More troubling to many was that Mr. Ramaphosa publicly supported his boss or stayed quiet, even when Mr. Zuma drew criticism for the kind of corruption Mr. Ramaphosa decries.
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Letter To the Editor: Frank Bruni decries the use of "that" instead of "who" and "whom" when referring to people, and attributes it partly to automation (column, April 9).
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The congresswoman decries the tenor of politics -- "hyper partisan divisiveness getting in the way of progress," she said this week -- and, when asked about impeaching Trump, Gabbard expressed skepticism.
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Third, that the original eugenicists wanted governments to practice "collective biosocial engineering," while the contemporary effects Thomas decries are the result of dispersed individual choices, a very different thing.
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Environmentalists and lawmakers should be writing legislation that's innovative, effective, enforceable, and specific to the object being protected, while instilling an ethos that decries the desecration of the natural world.
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A proponent of the "Can't we all just get along?" school of thought, this limousine liberal can be blithely insulting and decries what she sees as the atomization of society.
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The report also decries efforts by DeVos to roll back civil rights protections, pointing to efforts that the senators say weaken protections for transgender students and victims of sexual assault.
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In his book Onward: Engaging the Culture without Losing the Gospel, he decries the "red-blue" divide in politics and the localized, partisan nature of the way Christians engage with faith.
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But Cessario's critics are right to see in his piece knee-jerk reactionary nostalgia, rather than a constructive effort to find a path forward, beyond the liberalism and individualism he decries.
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As the president regularly decries "the Fake News Media" and journalists catalogue his many lies, the battles of our time seem not just political but philosophical, indeed epistemological: What is real?
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Like most of her compatriots, Ms Cvijic is sceptical that Serbia will ever join the EU. She distrusts Mr Vucic's government and decries the dishonesty of Europeans who provide it with succour.
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In America Mrs Clinton's flip-flop on free trade is a tactical concession to her party's protectionist wing: among the free-trade deals she now decries is one that she helped negotiate.
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Trump decries NATO, Japan, and South Korea as "free loaders," parasitically depending on the U.S. to defend them, even as they sap U.S. economic vitality — especially, the latter two — with predatory trade.
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The shift indicates the seriousness with which the White House apparently views the impeachment proceedings, even as Trump decries them as a continuation of the "witch hunt" against him and his presidency.
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Mr Mashaba, who hates red tape and statism, decries the "culture of dependency" that has developed under the African National Congress (ANC), which has ruled since the first democratic elections in 1994.
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The close-up shot of Jackie Siegel's breast-augmented cleavage, festooned with a bejeweled necklace, cuts off her head, an alteration that's arguably as dehumanizing as the very sociological phenomena Greenfield decries.
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The subpoena is a sign that the Mueller investigation continues to pick up steam, even as Trump decries remaining questions about potential coordination between his associates and Russia and denies any wrongdoing.
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The subpoena is a sign that the Mueller investigation continues to pick up steam, even as Trump decries lingering questions about potential coordination between his associates and Russia and denies any wrongdoing.
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Trump's victory ironically was made possible by the very forces he decries It's instructive and ironic that President Trump has consistently railed against the forces that made the Baghdadi operation such a success.
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" Stelter argued that the press is being targeted as part of a "hate movement" spearheaded by the president, who regularly decries the news media as "fake news" and "the enemy of the people.
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National security analysts say that when Trump decries the fairness of the military justice system and interferes in or reverses its decision-making processes, he does damage to the institution as a whole.
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Before anyone decries how unfair it is that personal persuasiveness outweighs policy details in political campaigning, it's important to note that Warren only has herself to blame on the policy side as well.
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English decries black nationalist demands for a unified community in favor of an individualism, personal autonomy, and subjectivity that many then and now would deride as a bourgeois affectation if not a betrayal.
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The north decries the southern traitors who invited Saudi and Emirati forces to drop bombs on them and isolate them by land, air and sea after the outsiders joined the war in March 20153.
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Bernie Sanders's narrow victory in New Hampshire means there will be even more attention paid to his calls to rein in corporate power and billionaire advantages in what he decries as a rigged system.
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A new ad from President Donald Trump's campaign that decries Democrats, the media and career politicians as his "opponents" and "enemies" — and some are criticizing it for what they say is tone-deaf timing.
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Trump regularly decries the alleged Russian ties to his campaign as "fake news," but the best way to prove that there is no "there" there is to fully and totally cooperate with the investigation.
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Former Hewlett Packard executive Carly Fiorina, who consistently decries the political class, framed Obama's speech as politics as usual in her statement and said it underscored the need for a political outsider as president.
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Most of the world does not recognize Israeli occupation of the West Bank, and the European Union now requires origin labels on many goods produced in Jewish settlements - a measure Israel decries as discriminatory.
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Warren also decries the "armies of lawyers, lobbyists and consultants" that she claims gig companies have dispatched to spread disinformation about the bill or water it down to the point of nullifying its effects.
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Trump, who regularly decries the media as "fake news" and calls defamation laws "a sham," has threatened retaliatory action related to free speech issues where he says the rights of conservatives are under attack.
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Poor people in the province began the custom as a way of seeking forgiveness, cures for illness and the fulfillment of other wishes, although the Catholic church decries it as a "misinterpretation of faith".
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And the more Trump decries America's lack of innocence in the world relative to Russia and turns journalists into whipping boys and targets of hate, the more he sounds like a thuggy dictator himself.
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We should not forget that when rich elites like Donald Trump avoid taxes, the rest of us pay the price, either through higher taxes or an increase in the deficit that Trump repeatedly decries.
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While not an outright protest song, he decries that "nobody's putting all their words in a song / they'll just bicker and fight / and argue in spite / all day long" over wistful flute-led orchestration.
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While Nissan decries the deal proposal as a distraction from necessary restructuring, Renault portrays it as an essential step towards an alliance recovery - delivering faster decision-making as well as an immediate stock-market boost.
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The Republican Party is now reluctantly in thrall to a man who decries the imagined biases of minority judges, in the hope that he will nominate different judges whose genuine biases can be counted on.
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The Republican Party is now reluctantly in thrall to a man who decries the imagined biases of minority judges, in the hope that he will nominate different judges, whose genuine biases can be counted on.
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Trump, who regularly decries the nearly 2-year-old Mueller probe as a politically motivated witch hunt, was quick to highlight the results of a survey that appeared to show the public on his side.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — White House hopeful Elizabeth Warren is proposing new regulations on the private equity industry, pitching constraints designed to end what she decries as "legalized looting" by investment firms that take over troubled companies.
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I recently wrote an article in which I explored a handful of the fitness dogmas that Ngo Okafor—the god-bodied trainer who presided over my four-week body transformation—either doubts, ignores, or decries.
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SARAH SANDERS DECRIES CALLS FOR &aposHARASSMENT&apos AGAINST REPUBLICANS McMaster took a big leap when he endorsed Trump for president in January 2016, long before the billionaire businessman had defeated his 16 more conventional primary foes.
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SARAH SANDERS DECRIES &aposCALLS FOR HARASSMENT&apos CITING MAXINE WATERS, RESTAURANT EPISODE DHS staffers — particularly Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents — in recent weeks have been the target of roughly two dozens threats, according to ABC News .
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But what is clear is that for all Schultz's public spiritedness, he has not done the work to understand the problems he decries, or to consider where he could do the most good in fighting them.
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The President -- an instinctive, outspoken, impatient New Yorker -- often decries checks on his power, thinks the Senate is a talking shop and is as different as it is possible to be from the charisma-challenged McConnell.
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Even though conservative rhetoric consistently decries welfare dependency and imagines that safety net spending drives public debt, in fact we do far less than most other developed countries to reduce poverty through tax and transfer programs.
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The film repeatedly decries the concept of de-platforming — a practice of removing controversial figures from social media and other platforms on the idea that bad ideas will go away if they are not provided oxygen.
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" In a statement to BuzzFeed News, an AP spokesperson said: "The Associated Press decries this blatant ethnic and religious profiling of an AP journalist and calls on the prime minister's office to cease such biased practices immediately.
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The candidate who repeatedly says he is self-funding and decries big money in politics sure attracts a lot of "super PAC" support, as another super PAC has spawned to support Donald J. Trump's general election campaign.
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And perhaps no episode of Crashing has captured those controversies better than the recent "MC, Middle, Headliner," in which Pete shares a stage with a defiantly anti-PC comedian who decries the ways the world has changed.
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He fears the integration that will be available to his blond daughter, Marlow, enabling her to erase aspects of her identity, but he also decries the segregating intolerances that come from both the majority and the minorities.
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Ike Brannon's recent op-ed ("Beryllium broadside: Obama's last-minute rule-making will cost jobs") unfairly decries the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) tireless efforts to protect workers from exposure to beryllium in the workplace.
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And it's also inarguable that Trump's supporters do not care about his casual relationship with the truth; Trump decries any sort of fact-checking as the byproduct of a "fake news" media, and his backers believe it.
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He regularly decries unfavorable coverage as "fake news," but the latest diatribe against the press came on the heels of a three-day trip out West in which he spent hours chatting with reporters traveling with him.
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The shift appears to indicate that the White House is taking the impeachment proceedings seriously, even as Trump decries them as a continuation of the "witch hunt" he's long said has been wielded against him and his presidency.
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Bipartisan lawmakers in the House introduced a resolution Tuesday that decries Tehran's violent crackdown on anti-government protests but contests the State Department's assessment of the number of Iranians killed in the demonstrations that began last month. Reps.
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Here are 25 of the most important headlines from this week: Monday: Trump decries 'trauma' done to Kavanaugh, calls for 'comprehensive' investigationTrump hails new trade deal and his own negotiating tacticsTrump jokes 'can you imagine' if I drank?
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Yet it is unclear if the EU's vow to "shape" the economic order with open trade deals will convince skeptical Europeans and limit the appeal of politicians such as French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen who decries "rampant globalization".
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"Ace in the Hole" decries journalistic malpractice, but it reserves plenty of contempt for the culture at large, which feeds off the story voraciously without thought to the human consequences Where to watch: Rent it on iTunes and Amazon.
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For instance: Sharon Osbourne spoke to The Telegraph to air her grievances with the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star's nude selfies — a puzzling thing to discuss in an interview, but nonetheless, Osbourne decries her nude selfies as anti-feminist.
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By spotlighting how he is continuing the payments (something he decries as unfair earlier in the film), Minding the Gap still offers "proof" that Zack has claimed responsibility while only providing the scantest video evidence that he visits his child.
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Some Trump critics believe that his linguistic contortions are a direct result of a desire to avoid alienating extremists who are sympathetic to his brand of economic nationalism and tough immigration policy while convincing other Americans he decries racism and bigotry.
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DEM DECRIES HALT IN VISA INTERVIEWS: The U.S. embassy in Kabul has stopped interviewing people applying for visas under a program intended to help interpreters who assisted U.S. troops who now face threats to their lives, a Democratic senator said Thursday.
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Whipping a six-inch-thick wad of European Parliament committee papers from a suitcase and flinging the bag to the floor, Mr Clark laments how complicated it all is and decries the role of "so-called experts" in public life.
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Donald Trump, the man who decries "fake news" every chance he gets, literally has fake Time magazine covers celebrating himself adorning the walls of at least five of his golf clubs, according to a damning report by The Washington Post.
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Until that faith is restored – or even established – it will be hard for many people to stomach a federal government whose chief decries his press coverage and attempts to undercut and sow discord between the public and the nation's journalists.
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That agenda waves the flag of the "free market" to justify shoveling more wealth to the already stupendously wealthy, and decries any limits on the pay of CEOs who are the tip of the spear in the war against workers' wages.
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The President has hammered Western institutions like NATO and the European Union that helped win the Cold War, he decries the Middle East conflicts that McCain advocated, and he believes the global trading system is rigged against the United States.
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On a totally unrelated note: No collusion No collusion No collusion No collusion No collusion No collusion No collusion January 11 Trump's FISA tweets throw Washington into chaos Trump decries 'people from shithole countries' coming to US, report says Missouri Gov.
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But this new brief, which decries Trump's renewed plan that has since been blocked by a federal judge, is lacking support from some of tech's biggest players, including Facebook, Apple and Google, all three of which signed last month's brief.
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But for a Republican Party that decries "identity politics" — political positions based on race, gender, or sexual orientation — as a polarizing force distracting Americans from the bread-and-butter issues like taxes and health care, it's difficult to establish the resources for women.
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In a new essay for the Huffington Post, Zellweger decries how "a woman's worth has historically been measured by her appearance" while refuting tabloid claims that she underwent plastic surgery on her face – rumors first sparked by a 2014 red carpet appearance.
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And while the recently appointed New York attorney general decries the potential for the change in the federal tax code to "coerce" the state into cutting taxes, real economic conditions may provide all the persuasion that state lawmakers in high-tax states need.
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But Henrietta Lovell most certainly does, and these days publicly decries those people, and those industries, whose cavalier attitude to this most divine of nectars and the Camellia strains from which it is made is, in her view, little short of sacrilege.
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Given that a two-state solution has been the policy of every American administration, Republican or Democratic, for years, our Congress's mindless opposition to stateless and suffering Palestinians will only assure less American international leadership at a time when our G.O.P. decries just that.
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Trump, who often decries what he calls "fake news" in the American media and who this week attacked CNN, the New York Times and the Washington Post, took aim on Thursday at the hosts of the MSNBC program "Morning Joe," Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
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Trump, who often decries what he calls "fake news" in the American media and who this week attacked CNN, the New York Times and the Washington Post, took fierce aim on Thursday at the hosts of the MSNBC program "Morning Joe," Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
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Hussein decries movies such as "Captain Phillips" in 2013, which dramatizes an attack by Somali pirates on a U.S.-flagged cargo ship, and Ridley Scott's 2001 film "Black Hawk Down" about a failed U.S. military mission in Mogadishu, for their portrayals of Somalis as pirates or terrorists.
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Even though Democrats here vote later, that doesn't mean the candidates will be scarce in the coming days, in person or on the airwaves: Hillary Clinton will campaign here on Friday, and she has a new ad aimed at African-American voters that decries the criminal justice system.
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While Vietnamese history decries and demonizes the invasion, and would try to ostracize these children as the products of prostitution or rapes by invaders, Phan began to find very different stories, many of them touching stories of love and remembrance, stories that did not fit into the dominant narrative.
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Renee Simpson, Queens, N.Y. When Charles Homans decries the use of the phrase ''perfect storm'' to explain devastating tragedies like the police shooting of Tamir Rice in Cleveland, he seems to imply that these events are the products of ''bad apple'' individuals and require only discipline and punishment as a response.
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First conceived as a black metal band in 2010, the band has expanded their sonic reach even as they've pulled no punches on songs like Rise of the Saffron Empire's "The Systematic Annihilation of the Islamic Race," which decries the Indian government and dominant Hindu community's treatment of Muslim citizens.
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But the spirit of Breitbart, or perhaps more accurately, its id, will live on, in a right-wing media atmosphere that decries collective victimhood for others and yet seems to relish in it for itself, one that demands fights and conflict and #WAR — and champions a president who does the same.
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You can see what works about basketball in its present state-of-the-art by reading the high, squeaking criticisms of it that leak and blurt from the previous generation's emeritus windbags; everything that Charles Barkley decries as sissified and limp in modern basketball doubles as a compelling reason to tune in.
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Obama in his campaign speeches decries that Republicans pretend to stand up for the little guys while "robbing you blind," by giving "people like him" tax cuts and attempting to take away health care protections for preexisting conditions, even as they campaign on keeping those protections in place in Wisconsin, Nevada, Arizona, and especially Florida.
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Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertLouie Gohmert's exchange with Robert Mueller revealed an uneasy relationship Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Mueller will be remembered for his weak testimony, not his shocking report MORE (R-Texas), in still another clip, decries the "fascist intolerance" of gay rights advocates, comparing them to Nazis. Rep.
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There's no reckoning with the tension between the G.O.P.'s religious and libertarian wings, the clear support of many religious conservatives for the welfare state that official conservatism decries — or the extent to which Trump won the Republican nomination by running against the familiar critique of big government that Barr recycles in his speech.
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Yet even as Sullivan decries political tribalism, here is his theory of it: A decline in people practicing his form of Christian faith has led to a rise in "political cultists" who find their ultimate meaning in politics, who will stop at nothing to achieve their political goals, and who cannot be reasoned or compromised with.
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They've also raised alarms about the massive costs of the Green New Deal and other progressive agenda items proposed by Democrats, which the administration decries as "socialism" and warns could erode all of the gains of Trump's economic policies over the last two years, from a historic tax overhaul in 2017 to revising the nation's trade deals.
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In trading accusations, each decries the other's refusal to acknowledge its view of reality, while ignoring the fact that each has acted in ways for which it faults the other — including deploying military forces to wars beyond their borders and supporting militias, both aimed at controlling whatever emerges from the debris of today's turmoil in Syria and Iraq.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE (I-Vt.) boasts that he's 100 percent funded by grassroots and regularly decries taking money from special interest groups.
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They include footage shot in 1899 from a train passing over the Brooklyn Bridge; a 6603 Communist Party short made in Harlem that decries ghetto conditions and police brutality in Harlem; and newsreels that were discovered at the famous (among archivists, anyway) dig in Dawson City, in Canada, which was the last stop on a film-shipping circuit during the silent era.
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The closest thing to a consensus so far seems to be that Democrats need to advance a more economically populist message — one that decries the excesses of Wall Street and pushes policy ideas that could benefit the white working class along with the rest of Americans, like universal health care, free college, paid family leave, and a massive infrastructure program.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE often decries the use of superdelegates in the Democratic Party and has urged superdelegates in states where he won to respect the will of the voters and support him.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrump decries whistleblower story as 'another media disaster' Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy Trudeau says he cannot be 'definitive' that there are not more blackface photos MORE apologized Thursday after three instances of him in blackface resurfaced in less than 24 hours, but left open the possibility that more footage could come to light.
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A video that resurfaced on Thursday shows Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrump decries whistleblower story as 'another media disaster' Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy Trudeau says he cannot be 'definitive' that there are not more blackface photos MORE in dark makeup in the third instance of blackface by the Canadian prime minister to emerge in less than 24 hours.
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S.Q.C.) * Gulf rift reopens as Qatar decries hacked comments by emir * TABLE-Kuwait April inflation unchanged at 2.6 percent * Kuwait's KNPC plans $1.3 bln oil products storage plant * Kuwait's Agility has "sizeable" financing requirements- CEO * Kuwait National Petroleum signs $6.25 bln loan for clean fuels project * Kuwait logistics firm Agility says settles U.S. criminal case * Oman raises $2 billion sukuk with 4.397 pct profit rate -lead (Compiled by Dubai Newsroom)
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Clearly irked by the lazy and inaccurate ways he was being portrayed by detractors, he shouts down the PMRC on "Freedom Of Speech," and decries the radio's unwillingness to play the likes of Boogie Down Productions, Public Enemy, and himself on "This One's For Me." From that point on, Ice-T addressed difficult topics more frequently, reinventing himself as an oft-sociopolitical spitter and earning greater respect in the process.
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He lays down the foundation for "Try Common Sense" with ex cathedra generalizations ("pretty much everything run by Washington is broken"; "bureaucracy is evil") and then adds a brick-by-brick account of alleged regulatory idiocies: He decries how airport screenings pull people aside "if, say, we left a nickel in our pocket" and highlights the case of an angry public employee who supposedly sued his dry cleaner for $54 million for losing a pair of pants.
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The 85033 developments precipitated a two-year investigation by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerCNN's Toobin warns McCabe is in 'perilous condition' with emboldened Trump CNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting The Hill's 12:30 Report: New Hampshire fallout MORE into Russian interference and the Trump campaign's ties to Moscow, a probe that dogged a considerable portion of the president's first term and that he repeatedly decries as a "witch hunt" to this day.
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Fox News host Tucker CarlsonTucker CarlsonFox News's Shep Smith defends Napolitano for saying Trump already committed a crime MSNBC 'Climate in Crisis' special draws 22019M viewers in 8 pm timeslot Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy MORE on Thursday defended his former colleague Megyn Kelly while slamming media coverage over a blackface controversy involving Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrump decries whistleblower story as 'another media disaster' Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy Trudeau says he cannot be 'definitive' that there are not more blackface photos MORE.
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The truth about "political correctness" is that it doesn't actually exist (Amanda Taub, Vox) "Politically Correct": The Phrase Has Gone From Wisdom To Weapon (Kat Chow, NPR's Code Switch) Q&A: Political Comedian W. Kamau Bell discusses race, comedy (The Daily Texan talks to W. Kamau Bell, whom we interviewed for this episode, about race, comedy, and performing on college campuses) Glenn Beck: People are "addicted to outrage" (Conservative radio personality Glenn Beck, whom we also interviewed for this episode, discusses what he often decries as PC culture) The real danger of political correctness (Alyssa Rosenberg, Washington Post) The Problem With "Hey Guys" (Joe Pinsker, the Atlantic) How Social-Media Trolls Turned U.C. Berkeley Into a Free-Speech Circus (Andrew Marantz, New Yorker) The Coddling of the American Mind (Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt, the Atlantic) I invite white supremacy apologists to campus.
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