Not even Becky can drive a wedge between father daughter time.
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This is a perfect opportunity to drive a wedge between the Brits.
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How do I make sure it doesn't drive a wedge between us?
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And unsurprisingly, they also seem to drive a wedge between teens and parents.
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Mr Kim would love to drive a wedge between America and its allies.
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"His goal is to drive a wedge between suburban and urban," Emanuel charges.
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Meanwhile, Quinn is still trying to drive a wedge between Coleman and Rachel.
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It's the preconditions for negotiations that drive a wedge between the two parties.
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It can drive a wedge between partners, and emotionally it is pure hell.
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In response, Monica set out to drive a wedge between son and father.
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He chose to drive a wedge between NFL fans all across the country.
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Trump's closeness with Putin has helped drive a wedge between the U.S. and Europe.
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"I used the account to drive a wedge between me and her," he says.
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I watch Mr. Trump fail to unite America and drive a wedge between us.
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Her attacks on Sanders were all designed to drive a wedge between him and Obama.
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The left is doing its best to drive a wedge between you and your president.
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Some analysts worry the North is aiming to drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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A 2018 infrastructure package wouldn't drive a wedge between Claire McCaskill and the Democratic base.
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FEW issues drive a wedge between airlines and their customers like the thorny matter of compensation.
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The White House has tried, unsuccessfully, to drive a wedge between moderate lawmakers and Democratic leadership.
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Israeli officials believe it may still be possible to drive a wedge between the two countries.
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Now the question is whether Britain's departure from the bloc will drive a wedge between them.
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Because, over the long run, independence will drive a wedge between you and your party leaders.
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"They tried to drive a wedge between Dean and his son," Mr. Gage said on Wednesday.
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They say he is trying to drive a wedge between South Korea and the United States.
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To claim that Democrats aren't "regular" is just another way to drive a wedge between people.
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Like many incrementalist bans, these bills are designed to drive a wedge between patients and providers.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Solvers, don't let David Kwong's nefariously brilliant puzzle drive a wedge between us.
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Or is it because Littlefinger is once again trying to drive a wedge between Jon and Sansa?
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We cannot allow those who are anxious to exploit our differences to drive a wedge between us.
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The State Department had said Pyongyang "might be trying to drive a wedge" between Washington and Seoul.
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It might also hope to drive a wedge "between tough and not so tough countries," he added.
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This presents an opportunity for Washington to drive a wedge between them before their alliance becomes unbreakable.
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Putin wants to drive a wedge between the United States and our allies, especially NATO member Turkey.
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They used its unpopularity to drive a wedge between Democrats' working-class and poor and minority supporters.
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Troll bots and deepfakes drive a wedge between humanity by polarizing and bringing out the worst in us.
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Removing the cost will drive a wedge between the costs and benefits of pursuing education in different fields.
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Putin, eager to drive a wedge between Turkey (a member of NATO) and the United States, has reciprocated.
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One source said the board move was Vivendi's attempt to drive a wedge between Elliott and institutional investors.
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Global Times wrote that Pompeo was "disrespectful" and attempting to "drive a wedge" between China and Latin America.
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The U.S. administration, however, voiced suspicions that Kim was seeking to drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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An escalation of the issue could drive a wedge between different tendencies of a fractious opposition in Brazil.
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At one level, that underscored China's inability to drive a wedge between the United States and its ally.
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Analysts say Mr. Kim may be trying to drive a wedge between the South and the U.S. _____ 4.
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By offering talks Pyongyang may have been trying to drive a wedge between the US and South Korea.
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To that end, in the Senate, he made a proposal apparently intended to drive a wedge between them.
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Plus, experts believe North Korea's real goal is to drive a wedge between the US and South Korea.
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Blaming the Y.P.G. suggests that Turkey is trying to drive a wedge between the Kurds and their international supporters.
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Emerging evidence shows that this "mitonuclear conflict" can drive a wedge between organisms, possibly turning one species into two.
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It could've been another country that wanted to harm Americans or drive a wedge between the US and Cuba.
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" Gu described using the burner account to "turn [Allison] off from me and drive a wedge between us romantically.
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Plot-wise, though, Tyrion's jealousy could drive a wedge between him and Jon, causing tension in Dany's ranks. 4.
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And white people in power have historically used Asian-Americans to drive a wedge between them and Black communities.
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That could give running room for his foes within the administration to drive a wedge between Kushner and Trump.
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On the other hand, North Korea's goal could be to drive a wedge between the US and South Korea.
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Along the way, they might even find a way to drive a wedge between Republican lawmakers and the president.
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The Syrian government has sought to drive a wedge between rival rebels who control different parts of eastern Ghouta.
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Indeed, some Americans see Mr Kim's overture as an attempt to drive a wedge between South Korea and its protector.
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Kim continues to seek status and drive a wedge between America and South Korea, and the lure of the summit
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Clinton also tried to drive a wedge between Mr. Trump and the president, whose approval ratings are on the rise.
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Mr. Obama also used his own remarks to try to drive a wedge between Mr. Trump's campaign and Republican voters.
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The subject can derail restaurant conversation, make hostages of dinner-party guests and drive a wedge between host and guest.
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They now hope to drive a wedge between the president and Republican lawmakers leery of the president's foreign policy decisions.
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The Republican candidate also got help in his attempt to drive a wedge between Mr. Northam and his progressive base.
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When I was a kid, no child could ever drive a wedge between parents and teachers — as it should be.
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Meanwhile, foreign leaders are increasingly emboldened in their attempts to drive a wedge between America's diplomatic corps and the president.
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Unfortunately, North Korea appears intent on using this issue to drive a wedge between America's two most important allies in Asia.
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But the rapid advance of U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters has infuriated Ankara and threatened to drive a wedge between NATO allies.
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Or he may be trying to drive a wedge between the United States and South Korea in advance of the talks.
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Russia sought to weaponize social media to drive a wedge between Americans, and in an attempt to sway the 2016 election.
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The company implied to workers that a union would drive a wedge between them and management, which the union strongly disputed.
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The wall is about division — not just a barrier against outsiders, but an attempt to drive a wedge between Americans, too.
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On Wednesday morning, Moore was already trying to drive a wedge between Trump and McConnell as he portrayed Strange as McConnell's lackey.
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Zayed and Kushner reportedly discussed efforts to drive a wedge between Russia and Iran, so Russian foreign policy is a leading contender.
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The Islamic State's goal in Brussels was to scare us and drive a wedge between us, and it seems to be succeeding.
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"The new law threatens to drive a wedge between Israel and the diaspora and fuel the campaign to delegitimize Israel," warned Fuchs.
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Here are some ways your estate plan can drive a wedge between your family members, and how you can head off trouble.
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One is that another country like Russia, Iran or North Korea might want to drive a wedge between Cuba and the west.
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Claire means, of course, to drive a wedge between the partners—to ruin their friendship and subsume their brand into her empire.
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If misread, North Korea's latest steps could drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul, and between the United States and our allies.
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He also seemed to express enthusiasm for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who wants to drive a wedge between the US and Europe.
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Disinformation campaigns are just one of the "active measures" that Russian intelligence uses to drive a wedge between nations the Kremlin considers hostile.
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First, Mr Trump needs to understand the North's plan, which is to drive a wedge between America and its friends in the region.
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" He criticized unnamed skeptics who he said had tried to "drive a wedge" between Seoul and Washington and "reverse the tide of peace.
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He criticized unnamed skeptics who he said had tried to "drive a wedge" between Seoul and Washington and "reverse the tide of peace".
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Sunni Arab states view the deal as an opportunity to drive a wedge between Hamas and its patrons in Iran, Qatar and Turkey.
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Not only can discussing politics drive a wedge between you and your coworkers, it could also violate your company's policies on political discourse.
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Sources directly connected to Chyna tell TMZ, Tyga has gone to great lengths to drive a wedge between their son, King, and her.
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Or his overture may be purely strategic, an attempt to drive a wedge between South Korea and its superpower patron, the United States.
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How is he going to respond to this overture from the North, which seems so clearly designed to drive a wedge between allies?
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Aguirre-Sacasa told Entertainment Tonight that a new character named Toni Topaz is coming to Southside to drive a wedge between Betty and Jughead.
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"We need to get Russia to our side, or at least to drive a wedge between Russia and China," a senior Japanese diplomat says.
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But I'm also intrigued at how the show is using him to drive a wedge between Rachel and Quinn in a wholly realistic way.
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Assisting in federal immigration enforcement efforts can drive a wedge between local law enforcement officials and the communities they serve, which undermines public safety.
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Senate Republicans are trying to drive a wedge between Democrats with a Middle East foreign policy bill they've brought to the floor this week.
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A different theory was put forth by Bloomberg's Bobby Ghosh, who believes Tehran is trying to drive a wedge between the US and Europe.
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If Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to drive a wedge between the US and the EU, Netanyahu wants to divide the EU from itself.
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At a time Delhi and Moscow have grown increasingly estranged, Russia would like nothing more than to drive a wedge between the two democracies.
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The issue, Republicans hope, could help drive a wedge between liberal Democrats and the moderate voters the party needs to retake control in Washington.
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Turkey and Russia both claimed the incident was intended to drive a wedge between the two, who have enjoyed warming relations in recent months.
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He also noted concern that House leadership could drive a wedge between the Trump campaign and members, but said most lawmakers are independent-minded.
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President Donald Trump sought to drive a wedge between Jewish voters and the Democratic Party on Saturday by reigniting allegations of anti-Semitism against Rep.
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That would have been music to Kim's ear, since a fundamental goal of North Korean policy is to drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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But does he mean Tyrion — or is he trying to drive a wedge between Queen and Hand, because he feels he could serve Dany better?
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We don't know anything about this housekeeper, or his biological father; they're meant to be ancillary, used only to drive a wedge between the Shepherds.
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That speaks to a broader aim to drive a wedge between South Korea and the United States, guarantor of its security, as well as Japan.
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Attacking cities and their mostly Democratic leaders helps to drive a wedge between urban and rural America, a strategy that served Trump well in 2016.
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But more engagement could drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington, which has taken a tough line on North Korea since President Donald Trump's inauguration.
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He's not praying for the VP slot and he's not going to let your jokes drive a wedge between he and his good friend, Donald.
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Indeed, they have already been a gift for Republicans seeking to energize their base and drive a wedge between moderate voters and the extreme left.
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This is familiar territory for Trump, who repeatedly tried to drive a wedge between Clinton and Sanders supporters (with questionable success) during the 2016 election.
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This is part of a long-standing, populist narrative that Donald Trump has created to drive a wedge between the public and the news media.
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Above all, the officials said, the Trump administration will resist efforts by the North to drive a wedge between the United States and its ally.
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But if Putin's plan is to pare Britain away from its allies and drive a wedge between the democracies that oppose him, he is failing.
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The laws could force medical professionals into the role of investigators and drive a wedge between them and their patients, Perritt said earlier this year.
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And GM looks to drive a wedge between workers and union leaders while deflecting further attacks from President Trump over job cuts in swing states.
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Siding with Trump on infrastructure and trade could also drive a wedge between Trump and Republicans who are pro-trade and skeptical of big spending projects.
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U.S. officials have responded coolly to this overture and the State Department said North Korea "might be trying to drive a wedge" between Washington and Seoul.
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And in that contest, China is not just trying to push America out of its backyard and drive a wedge between Americans and their Asian allies.
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Neither Kim Jong Un's threats nor ill-advised support for his regime should be allowed to drive a wedge between the United States and South Korea.
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There's no question that Russia sought to weaponize social media platforms to drive a wedge between Americans, and in an attempt to sway the 2016 election.
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His murder was beneficial to those who wanted to drive a wedge between Russia and Turkey, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call.
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It also drives Beijing and Moscow closer together when we should instead pursue policies that drive a wedge between them and balance them off one another.
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That complicates matters for the United States, which has tried to drive a wedge between the extremists and other rebels, and targeted the former with airstrikes.
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"Two is to try and drive a wedge between him and Trump to the point where Trump is questioning him and his judgment," Mr. Reed added.
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Anybody who seeks to drive a wedge between communities or to turn one group against another is doing exactly what the terrorists want us to do.
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Iran also hopes to drive a wedge between the United States and its allies, the latter of which will face the brunt of Iran&aposs attacks.
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U.S. officials have responded coolly to this overture and the State Department said North Korea "might be trying to drive a wedge" between Washington and Seoul.
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Fox typically chooses not to respond to the president's barbs --perhaps knowing that he's trying to drive a wedge between the news side and the opinion side.
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Japan and South Korea must not let North Korea reignite a passionate historical argument that could drive a wedge between America and its key allies in Asia.
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According to the latest BIP trailer, however, a storm named Leo is about to drive a wedge between Joe and Kendall and spice things up in Mexico.
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According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Mel B says while she was with Stephen he aggressively tried to drive a wedge between her and Eddie.
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"Public complaints by Trump about unfair trade and inadequate defense spending provide opportunities for China and North Korea to drive a wedge between the allies," she said.
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"There's no question that Russia sought to weaponize social media platforms to drive a wedge between Americans, and in an attempt to sway the 2016 election," Rep.
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"There's no question that Russia sought to weaponize social media platforms to drive a wedge between Americans, and in an attempt to sway the 2628 election," Rep.
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Many believe the US wants to drive a wedge between Iran's leadership and the Iranian people with the potential goal of regime change, which Washington has denied.
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Salvini has been using the issue of immigration to try to drive a wedge between 5-Star and the PD, and has called for a snap election.
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Speaking before Pompeo's announcement, two senior U.S. officials involved in U.S.-North Korea policy voiced fears Kim was trying to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul.
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Reaction has been swift: Analysts said the North's olive branch could drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington and undercut President Trump's tough stance on the North.
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It has been a long-running strategy of North Korea to drive a wedge between the powers surrounding it and find room for maneuvering in the rift.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The United States should not let Russian President Vladimir Putin "drive a wedge between friends and NATO", Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday.
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According to Robinson-Brown, in-laws who have a negative relationship with their child can try to drive a wedge between couples in a variety of ways.
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Pompeo appeared to dismiss the rhetoric as a bargaining ploy or an attempt to drive a wedge between the US team and described his interactions as professional.
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Seoul and Washington recently established a joint working group to coordinate their policies amid concern that North Korea is trying to drive a wedge between the allies.
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It will undermine Iran's strategy of trying to drive a wedge between America and European powers, which remain parties to the nuclear deal and want to preserve it.
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Critics see the campaign as an attempt to drive a wedge between Hindus, who make up 80 percent of India's 1.3 billion people and Muslims, Christians and others.
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Trump has also sought to drive a wedge between union members and union leadership, arguing that unions are bad for their members and bad for workers in general.
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I think the way the law was passed was trying to drive a wedge between people who think and believe different things, as opposed to building a bridge.
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By depicting Oromo demands for equal representation and autonomy as extremist and exclusionary, it tried to drive a wedge between them and other ethnic groups, particularly the Amharas.
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Angelina Jolie is not blocking Brad Pitt from seeing their kids, but sources involved in the case say she continues to drive a wedge between them and Brad.
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Senate Democrats will try to drive a wedge between GOP lawmakers and the Trump administration in order to divide the Republican Party and slow down its agenda. Sen.
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Sirisena told a public meeting on Monday his political rivals were trying to drive a wedge between him and the Indian government by painting him as anti-India.
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Police and sheriff's departments in Texas are decrying an immigration bill passed by the state legislature, saying it will drive a wedge between law enforcement and immigrant communities.
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If Trump tried to drive a wedge between the leader and the rest of the Senate GOP conference, "it backfired," according to a person close to the leader.
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That's why police chiefs from major cities in Texas, including Austin, oppose the law, saying it would drive a wedge between police officers and the communities they serve.
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And while most of the group is bonding, demons and mental health issues drive a wedge between Dominic Purcell's Mick and his former partner-in-crime Snart (Miller).
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For Mr. McConnell, the abortion votes are a way to drive a wedge between Democrats without inflicting political harm on Republicans who are facing tough re-election races.
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In fact, Bolton's departure represents a victory for North Korea, which had been trying for months through its official media to drive a wedge between him and Trump.
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Kim could be trying to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul, analysts warn, but former U.S. negotiators Robert Carlin and Joel Wit believe the talks are genuine.
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It was a thrill, then, to use a scientific explanation (albeit, I'll grant you, a speculative one) not to drive a wedge between opposing opinions but to unite them.
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And it will certainly drive a wedge between Democrats and Trump, who thinks climate change is a hoax and withdrew the US from a global agreement to combat it.
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The city's leaders and the police, seeking to drive a wedge between the front-line protesters and the broader public, have cast the demonstrators as rioters and violent vigilantes.
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He gets to sit down as an equal to the US president, commit to nothing, and, for the short term, drive a wedge between the US and South Korea.
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So Paul Ryan's budget is a tough sell, and it's clearly an area where Democrats may see an opportunity to drive a wedge between the president and congressional leaders.
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Some analysts have said that North Korea's willingness to talk to South Korea could be an attempt to drive a wedge between the US and its South Korean ally.
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" Ellison added that he thought the comments were being surfaced by unnamed "right-wing interests to drive a wedge between long-standing allies in the fight for equal rights.
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In 2016 Turkey launched its Euphrates Shield military offensive in northern Syria to push back Islamic State from the border and drive a wedge between the Kurdish controlled regions.
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The plan represents an opening bid by Democratic lawmakers for one of Trump's top domestic priorities and may be designed to drive a wedge between Trump and congressional Republicans.
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Anti-settlement groups say the construction in Givat Hamatos would drive a wedge between predominantly Palestinian East Jerusalem neighborhoods and Bethlehem, harming the contiguity of any future Palestinian state.
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So when the president tried to drive a wedge between the Eagles and their loyalists Tuesday, all he did was play into this city's us-against-the-world mentality.
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"Blocking cookies in this manner will drive a wedge between brands and their customers, and it will make advertising more generic and less timely and useful," the open letter reads.
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"They (outside forces) want to drive a wedge between Moscow and Ankara at any price," said Leonid Slutsky, the head of the Duma's national security committee, hours after the shooting.
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He has been a controlling presence, a billionaire who enriched himself and the teams while missing no opportunity to drive a wedge between them when it suited his commercial interests.
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As we mourn the murder of 49 human beings, it is essential that we do not allow this tragedy to drive a wedge between the Muslim, LGBTQ and Latino communities.
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In Colossal, mid-30s writer Gloria (Hathaway) moves back home to upstate New York after her issues with drinking drive a wedge between her and her boyfriend, Tim (Dan Stevens).
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As an added benefit, Democrats can also drive a wedge between the rival GOP centers of power in Washington and expose the tenuous relationship between Senate Republicans and their President.
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Trump attempted to drive a wedge between Iran's leadership and its people, days after an attack in southwestern Iran on a military parade killed 25 people and unsettled the country.
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Through his Twitter feed, he has verbally pummeled Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, and tried to drive a wedge between Mr. Schumer and his fellow Democrat, Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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However, there is concern that North Korea has been able to drive a wedge between Moon and Trump's administration, with Seoul more focused on reconciliation and Washington on nuclear negotiations.
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Schlafly may not have been able to prevent social changes that transformed the lives of American women, but she did drive a wedge between conservatives and liberals that remains today.
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Days before Parliament granted immunity to the Russian bank, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Mr. Orban in Budapest and warned against allowing Russia to drive a wedge between friends.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer also attempted to drive a wedge between Canada and Mexico when he suggested the United States would be willing to hold bilateral, rather than trilateral talks.
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Trump&aposs comments will be questioned by many in South Korea and beyond, with some seeing in them an effort by North Korea to drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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Hopper turns to Will's mom Joyce (Winona Ryder) for help, but since he isn't ready to listen to her, his efforts only serve to drive a wedge between El and Mike.
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Experts said the decision to postpone the drills was a win for Beijing, who have long sought a way to drive a wedge between the US and its East Asian allies.
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North Korea's latest missile launch indicates the reclusive regime is trying to drive a wedge between the United States and South Korea, a former U.S. ambassador to that country said Wednesday.
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Garcia´s suicide is likely to drive a wedge between Vizcarra´s government and the right-leaning opposition in Peru´s Congress, many of whom were allied with the ex-president.
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It helps to drive a wedge between Uber-using urban professionals and more traditional — or more deeply ideological — liberals who see Uber's "gig economy" model as a threat to worker rights.
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Tebas's charges of a conflict of interest were the most likely to drive a wedge between La Liga and beIN Sports, which owns the rights to Spanish soccer in multiple markets.
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Instead, the fear in South Korea is that the North will try to use its nuclear arsenal to drive a wedge between the United States and its allies in the region.
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Democrats also hope to drive a wedge between President Donald Trump, who opposes the bill, and white working class voters after the president's recent legislative victory passing the U.S. Mexico-Canada agreement.
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It was a stark reversal for Mr. Cruz, who has consistently declined to engage with Mr. Trump while scolding reporters who ask about him for attempting to drive a wedge between Republicans.
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The showrunners confirmed as much in this week's behind-the-scenes YouTube video: Littlefinger is leading Arya on a wild goose chase in order to drive a wedge between her and Sansa.
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Such a move would drive a wedge between the Spanish government and a region that makes up a fifth of the country's economic output and more than a quarter of its exports.
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But efforts to drive a wedge between the EU institutions and the IMF, and isolate IMF Europe director Paul Thomsen, a veteran of six years of acrimonious negotiations with Athens, fell flat.
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It was one of several moments when Mr. Trump aimed to energize his most conservative supporters and drive a wedge between them and the elected Republican officials who have been abandoning him.
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Attacks by Trump on Kim could also play into the North Korean dictator's hands, since many experts see his current gambit as an effort to drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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During his interview with The Wall Street Journal, Trump acknowledged that recent talks between the two Koreas may be an attempt to drive a wedge between South Korea and the United States.
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We must not allow Kim to drive a wedge between the US and ROK alliance, nor allow ourselves to fall prey to his whimsy, insincerity and bullishness over the issue of denuclearization.
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But clashes over trading terms could risk dividing the longstanding allies at a critical time, as North Korea seeks to drive a wedge between South Korea and the United States, analysts say.
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In the near term, Iran is probably trying to drive a wedge between the Trump administration and European allies in hope of finding relief from the sanctions that are constricting its economy.
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Many South Korean conservatives, young and old, embrace the view that the North is building nuclear-tipped intercontinental missiles to drive a wedge between it and the United States, its longtime protector.
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Some observers believe these differences in views may have led Kim to think he could drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington as a way to weaken their alliance and international sanctions.
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"You could hardly find a better way to drive a wedge between Israel and the world's Jewish community," wrote Gershom Gorenberg, an Israeli historian and journalist, in a Washington Post op-ed.
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Rather than keeping us safe, this divisive approach will only drive a wedge between Jews and the allies we must work with to counter the bigotry that has fueled these recent attacks.
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With Ms. Pelosi firmly backed by her own caucus, Mr. McConnell tried on Wednesday to drive a wedge between Democrats in the House and the Senate to increase pressure on the speaker.
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Their comments also suggest that a policy idea Trump and his aides are reported to be considering — to try to drive a wedge between Moscow and Tehran — may be a non-starter.
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Common to all these cities are buyers from emerging markets, notably China, who have helped to drive a wedge between the price of homes and the local fundamentals of incomes and rental payments.
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As much as I love Bughead and don't want to see anything drive a wedge between them, I'm finding it a bit difficult to care because he looks so good on that bike.
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So by trying to make Arya see Sansa as weak-willed, easily swayed, and even emotionally loyal to the Lannisters instead of her own family, he's trying to drive a wedge between them.
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It is even bringing race to bear, by trying to drive a wedge between the Malaysian government and Chinese-Malaysian businessfolk, many of whom fear that China's anger will harm their commercial interests.
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Kushner's comments indicate he wants to "drive a wedge between the Palestinian people and their leadership and in so doing may make the sales pitch for his future plan even harder," Swan writes.
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Valentin Marinov, head of G10 FX research at Credit Agricole, said that corporate debt purchases would drive a wedge between the yields of euro-denominated bonds issued by European and non-European companies.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - European Union leaders are being drawn into an anti-Russian campaign instigated by London and Washington to drive a wedge between Moscow and the bloc, Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Friday.
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"This is the strongest action yet by North Korea to drive a wedge between the South and the United States," South Korea's former vice foreign minister Kim Sung-han told the news service.
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One of the primary goals of the Islamic State and other radical Islamist groups is to drive a wedge between Sunni Muslims and the wider world, to fuel alienation as a recruiting tool.
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Follow-up measures Kim's sudden willingness to reach out to the South has surprised analysts, leading to suggestions it may be part of a strategy to drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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These steps, however, would only serve to exacerbate tensions, drive a wedge between Washington and Moscow, and upset alliance partners who fear an arms race in intermediate-range missiles in their immediate neighborhood.
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We're told Nipsey's family isn't trying to drive a wedge between Emani and her mother ... and they have even offered to help Tanisha enroll in substance abuse programs -- so far, to no avail.
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China's envoy to the United States, Cui Tiankai, said on Wednesday the two countries were trying to resolve their differences over trade, but "destructive forces" were trying to drive a wedge between them.
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"Russia remains a hostile, recalcitrant power, deploying its military, cyber-enabled information espionage activities and economic tactics to harm the United States and drive a wedge between it and its allies," Crapo said.
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While Democrats planned a post-primary unity event, Stewart has already made it clear that he won't support Gillespie — an issue that could drive a wedge between the Republican nominee and the Trump faithful.
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There's no way this poll wasn't hacked by Russian trouble-makers trying to drive a wedge between hockey fans by convincing them that 30 percent of their brethren don't know how to dress themselves.
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The Kremlin has said the new sanctions are designed to try to drive a wedge between the ruling elite and Putin, who will seek another six-year mandate in a March 18 presidential election.
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The idea behind the "Dry Alabama" tactics, people involved in the effort said, was to drive a wedge between Mr. Moore and business-oriented conservatives, who would perhaps redirect their support to Mr. Jones.
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The lull in tensions between the two countries has led some observers, including South Korea's former vice foreign minister, to speculate that North Korea is attempting to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul.
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Some analysts speculate the North Korean Olympic outreach may drive a wedge between the U.S. and South Korea, while others call any dialogue that cuts the tension between North and South a good thing.
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"Kim Jong Un has masterfully followed the North Korean playbook to try and drive a wedge between the US and South Korea," Robert Manning, a Koreas expert at the Atlantic Council think tank, told me.
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An important question is whether Sanders has the stomach to drive a wedge between Clinton and black voters, using critiques that could result in a very divisive (and possibly nasty) fight within the Democratic Party.
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Clinton's strategy was in clear evidence during Sunday's Democratic debate, where on question after question she tried to drive a wedge between Sanders and liberals by recasting his proposals and principles as criticisms of Obama.
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Some analysts believe that Kim would seek a deal where he gives up his ICBMs but retains some of his shorter arsenal, which might potentially satisfy Trump but drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul.
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"Russia sought to weaponize social media to drive a wedge between Americans, and in an attempt to sway the 2016 election," tweeted Adam Schiff, who is the Democrats' ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee.
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The sophistication of the attack has led US officials to suspect a third country is involved, perhaps seeking payback against the United States and Canada or to drive a wedge between those countries and Cuba.
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Indeed, US investigators are probing whether a third country was involved as "payback" for actions the US has taken elsewhere and to "drive a wedge between the US and Cuba," a US official told CNN.
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The additional danger now, said a second official, was that Kim would seek to use the talks to take advantage of Trump's sometimes bellicose rhetoric to try to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul.
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" Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel added, "The Trump administration's actions undermine public safety by jeopardizing our philosophy of community policing, as they attempt to drive a wedge between immigrant communities and the police who serve them.
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We've seen this before on Facebook of course, during the UK's Brexit referendum — when scores of dark ads sought to whip up anti-immigrant sentiment and drive a wedge between voters and the European Union.
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They are using the 'Buy American, Hire American' call to drive a wedge between American working people and working people in the rest of the world — and a lot of people are falling for it.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif seemed to move quickly Monday to drive a wedge between the U.S. and the other Iran deal signatories, pledging cooperation with them while slamming the Trump administration's foreign policy approach.
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Trump's move delighted Israel, Washington's closest Middle East ally, but stirred disquiet from world powers including Russia and China who worry it would stoke regional tensions and further drive a wedge between Israel and the Palestinians.
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This casts North Korea's outreach to the South and offer to negotiate in a different light: It looks more like a charm offensive cleverly designed to drive a wedge between the United States and South Korea.
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Republicans, including Donald Trump, seized on the Obamacare remarks to claim that Clinton is his wife's worst surrogate, seeking to drive a wedge between Obama supporters and the current Democratic nominee who badly needs their votes.
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But McConnell has been willing to use floor votes to try to drive a wedge between Democratic lawmakers and their progressive base ahead of 2020, including forcing a vote next week on the Green New Deal.
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Chicago on Monday sued the Trump administration over its threat to withhold JAG grants, saying Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainers violate the constitution and drive a wedge between local law enforcement and the communities they protect.
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McCarthy's enemies are beginning to peck away at him; and the Majority Leader's allies tell me they believe opponents are planting stories amping up the Ryan-McCarthy divide to "drive a wedge" between the two men.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and top advisers have publicly welcomed the recent talks between the Koreas, but U.S. officials have said privately that Pyongyang might be trying to drive a wedge between allies Washington and Seoul.
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Iranian officials have tried to drive a wedge between President Trump, who has frequently expressed the desire to disentangle the United States from the Middle East, and his foreign policy team, which takes a harder line.
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AIPAC's chief executive outlined precisely why America and Israel cannot afford to have this important issue exploited and politicized — and called to vigorously oppose those who strive to drive a wedge between the U.S. and Israel.
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Mr. Kim could also be trying to drive a wedge between the United States and South Korea, since President Moon has put great emphasis on ending more than six decades of conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
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According to Coats, the North Korea's leader also sees having nuclear-armed intercontinental ballistic missiles in the country's arsenal as a way to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul, and ultimately dominate the Korean Peninsula.
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Tokyo and Seoul are entangled in a military spat over flybys in the waters off the Korean Peninsula, and analysts have warned it could spiral out of control and drive a wedge between the two nations.
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The people in conflict areas where I operated look for hope, while our adversaries look for examples of hypocrisy to drive a wedge between those aspiring for a better life and our own national security goals.
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Mrs May's insistence that immigration can be reduced to the tens of thousands and that no deal is better than a bad deal threatens to drive a wedge between the Tory party and its most loyal constituency.
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Obama -- with an eye toward polls showing that even a majority of Republicans support hearings -- hopes to drive a wedge between the Senate leaders and members of their party when he appears on Fox News this weekend.
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But it is also quite likely Pyongyang miscalculated that Trump was so invested in going through with the summit as planned that such tactics would drive a wedge between him and the hard-liners in his Cabinet.
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She charmed her South Korean hosts despite skepticism about the North Korean leader's sincerity, fueling concerns among some analysts in both Washington and Seoul that the North-South thaw could drive a wedge between the two allies.
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Cruz may be the most serious obstacle in The Donald's path, so Trump has unloaded a blast of Birtherism on the Canadian-born Cruz, hoping to drive a wedge between him and the nativist base they share.
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Attacks from Trump officials: Her remarks come after President Trump has criticized Democrats as "anti-Israel" and "anti-Jewish" in recent weeks, seemingly trying to drive a wedge between voters focused on Israel and the Democratic Party.
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If it wants to go the lazy route, Carol will eventually find out that Daryl lied to her, and it will drive a wedge between them in the meandering, purposeless melodrama that The Walking Dead sometimes stumbles into.
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She gets a few standout moments, like driving the gang to the Mind Flayer tunnels, or taking down her obnoxious brother, but mostly, she seems like a love interest dropped in to drive a wedge between the boys.
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Ahead of the meeting between Presidents Trump and Putin at the recent G20 summit, Mr Graham declared on Facebook: The media and enemies of President Trump have tried to drive a wedge between Russia and the United States.
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But Graves hopes the leaks will drive a wedge between the chamber and its members, and lend momentum to the minimum wage movement "These lobbyists are pushing the interests of a very narrow set of people," she said.
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In one of several moments when the candidates tried to appeal to their own distinct voting blocs, Mr. Pence attempted to drive a wedge between the Democrats' African-American base and up-for-grabs white voters, targeting Mrs.
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Democrats saw it as an opportunity to drive a wedge between Trump and congressional Republicans fearful that he could drag down the party in the 22014 midterms -- while also delivering a psychic boost to an energized progressive base.
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Rouhani used his address at the annual UN meeting to offer a counterpoint to Trump's excoriation of Iran and the nuclear deal, and perhaps drive a wedge between the US and other countries who still support the pact.
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Fauci went on to criticize members of the media who he accused of seeking to drive a wedge between himself and the president by posing probing questions intended to expose their diverging views on matters of public health.
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Still, Democrats are preparing a furious assault against the nominees by going after the president-elect himself and trying to drive a wedge between them over his most incendiary promises, like banning Muslim immigrants and bringing back torture.
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Schumer on Monday tried to drive a wedge between McConnell and more moderate members of his GOP conference by vowing to force votes on witnesses and documents, conceding that reaching a deal with McConnell is a long shot.
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In the meantime, he can fall back on an old Palestinian standard of rallying international sympathy and support, and try to drive a wedge between the US and other countries, which under a Trump presidency may get easier.
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Even if little, or none, of it becomes law, Democrats will use it to draw a stark contrast between their values and the president's — and to drive a wedge between the occupant in the Oval Office and voters.
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Driving the news: Whelan, who is facing 20 years in a Russian prison, holds Canadian, British and Irish passports — a fact that threatens to drive a wedge between Russia and four Western countries that have now sought consular access.
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In his speech, Kim also made overtures toward South Korea, suggesting possible talks with North Korea's neighbors to the South — a move some saw as having the potential to drive a wedge between the US and South Korean alliance.
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An opinion article in China's state-sanctioned Global Times declared that the deployment of the Vinson showed that the US wants to "create provocations and drive a wedge" between China and other countries party to the South China Sea.
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Overall, China's motives in the North Pacific likely include a desire to drive a wedge between the Freely Associated States and Washington, a goal that could become especially important if US-China relations continue down their current confrontational path.
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They see his willingness to accept the South's offer as a way to drive a wedge between the United States and its South Korean ally, to take advantage of the personal tensions that exist between Presidents Trump and Moon.
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By expressing interest in talks with South Korea, Mr. Kim may be trying to drive a wedge between Mr. Moon and Mr. Trump, who has largely rejected negotiations in favor of crippling sanctions and dangerous bombast against the North.
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Beyond the immediate fears about sending signs of weakness, American policymakers also failed to consider the possibility that they might be able to drive a wedge between the North Koreans and the rest of the Communist bloc even further.
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De Blasio said he told Trump immigrant families should not be torn apart by deportations, and that the police tactic supported by Trump of stopping and searching people on the street can drive a wedge between minorities and law enforcement.
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Earlier this month, two influential U.S. senators, Republican Ted Cruz and Democrat Robert Menendez, wrote to Pompeo warning that Kim was seeking to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul and warning against a premature relaxation of pressure on North Korea.
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Aside from reducing tensions, he says, the aim is probably to drive a wedge between South Korea, its ally America and its neighbour Japan, both of which reckon now is the time to raise pressure on the North, not reduce it.
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The predictable public outcry in favor of Zarif buys space for their strategy: outlast Washington's pressure policy by staying within the broad boundaries of the nuclear deal, while stigmatizing the Trump administration to drive a wedge between the transatlantic alliance.
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"Despite existing sanctions, Russia remains a hostile, recalcitrant power, deploying its military, cyber-enabled information espionage activities, and economic tactics to harm the United States and drive a wedge between it and its allies," the committee said in a statement.
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The arrest could drive a wedge between China and the United States just days after President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping agreed to a temporary truce in their trade war to give the two sides more time for negotiations.
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Qatar, which has a large stake in Jordan's second largest bank, has also pledged to pump hundreds of millions of dollars in coming years in what diplomats say is an attempt to drive a wedge between Amman and Saudi Arabia.
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Iraq is one of the few countries allied closely to both the United States and Iran, and Tillerson's effort to drive a wedge between Baghdad and Tehran appeared to have backfired, drawing a sharp statement from the prime minister's office.
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Iraq is one of the only countries in the world that is closely allied to both the United States and Iran, and Tehran has used the Kurdish separatism bid as a way to drive a wedge between Washington and Baghdad.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick argued that even if North Korea does not intend to carry out such a plan, it hopes that raising concerns of a nuclear conflict will "drive a wedge between the United States and its allies," particularly South Korea.
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While South Koreans and their policy makers have welcomed the trade relations as an economic boon, they have also expressed concerns that China might exploit their country's increasing dependence as political leverage to drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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The Kremlin has denied any involvement in the attack, and on Wednesday, Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry, said that suggestions of Russian culpability were part of an orchestrated campaign to drive a wedge between Russia and Britain.
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Democratic leaders view the voting and ethics measure — named the For the People Act — as the opening salvo in a two-year campaign to either make law or drive a wedge between Mr. Trump and the voters who supported him.
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Washington had raised concerns that the overtures by North Korea could drive a wedge between it and Seoul, but Moon said his government did not differ with the United States over how to respond to the threats posed by Pyongyang.
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South Koreans fear that once North Korea acquires nuclear-tipped ICBMs, it will use them to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul by offering to freeze its nuclear program in return for the withdrawal of American troops from the South.
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But as many commentators in and out of Korea have noted, there is a serious risk that North Korea will use renewed dialogue tactically to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul and to dilute the effects of recently imposed sanctions.
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The sophistication of the attack has led US officials to suspect a third country is involved, perhaps as retribution against the United States or Canada -- whose diplomats have also been targeted -- or to drive a wedge between those countries and Cuba.
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Democrats spent less of the four-hour hearing probing Haley, and more time asking questions that might drive a wedge between Trump and his proposed nominee, specifically in regards to the United Nations and the NATO, as well as on Russia.
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Aerospace executives on both sides of the Atlantic are concerned about the impact of the crisis on public confidence in air travel and the risk of a backlash that could drive a wedge between regulators and undermine the plane certification system.
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As we watch Sansa grow increasingly independent, it's impossible not to imagine the ways her decision to conceal from Jon her choice to ask Littlefinger for his assistance in the battle against Ramsay could drive a wedge between the siblings.
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"This is the strongest action yet by North Korea to drive a wedge between the South and the United States," said Kim Sung-han, a former South Korean vice foreign minister and now a professor at Korea University in Seoul.
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But Jeff Bader, who served as former President Barack Obama's chief Asia adviser, said Kim would likely avoid "excessive provocations" because he hopes to continue improving relations with South Korea, which in itself could drive a wedge between allies Washington and Seoul.
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But Republican lawmakers stepped up calls for Trump to pull back from those tariffs as key trading partner Mexico rejected a bid by Washington to drive a wedge between it and Canada in talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Several State Department officials told CNN Tillerson's strategy for the trip is to highlight Russia's responsibility and culpability for Assad's actions in an effort to shame Putin into doing more to end the conflict and drive a wedge between Moscow and Damascus.
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Our sources say Angelina has not blocked Brad's ability to see the kids, but they say Angelina continues to drive a wedge between Brad and the kids and it's had a significant impact on his ability to restore his relationship with them.
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"The idea that there were some White House aides that thought at least in the beginning they could drive a wedge between Pelosi and Schumer is just amazing to me and shows how little they understand how the Hill really works," he said.
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A few, like Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders's Amendment 2015 "to prevent the Senate from breaking Donald Trump's promise that 'there will be no cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid,'" seemed designed to drive a wedge between the GOP and the president-elect.
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The State Department had said Pyongyang "might be trying to drive a wedge" between Washington and Seoul and weaken a U.S.-led campaign to force North Korea to give up its development of nuclear-tipped missiles capable of hitting the United States.
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And such a broadening of targeted sanctions, which are supposed to drive a wedge between those who are sanctioned and those who are not, would dull their effect: If almost everyone is sanctioned, the unity of the Maduro government would be reinforced.
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North Korea's participation in the Games, including the presence of high-level emissaries including Kim Jong-un's sister, Kim Yo-jong, has fanned Japanese insecurity that the North's charm offensive will drive a wedge between the South, Japan and the United States.
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If President Trump undermines the nuclear deal, the repercussions for American foreign policy will be disastrous: It will drive a wedge between the United States and Europe, weakening the critical trans-Atlantic relationship and increasing the influence of Iran, Russia and China.
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"We should take it seriously partly because he [Kim] is trying to drive a wedge between the United States and South Korea," said Matthew Bunn, a nuclear proliferation expert and professor of practice at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
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" Mr. Ellison said that the release of the audiotape — by the Investigative Project on Terrorism, a nonprofit research group in Washington — amounted to "an attempt by right-wing interests to drive a wedge between longstanding allies in the fight for equal rights.
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They said it could drive a wedge between the United States and South Korea, which is deeply invested in bringing an end to the 68-year military conflict on the Korean Peninsula and will view Mr. Kim's offer as an important step in that direction.
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Tumblr is giving users until the start date of the ban later this month to appeal, but the inaccuracies are causing concern that blanket bans on such content could sweep up inoffensive posts and continue to drive a wedge between creators and the Tumblr platform.
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Eric Brewer, a former director for counterproliferation at the NSC under the Trump administration, said he also thinks the comments about Pompeo are normal bluster from North Korea, noting that we've seen Kim trying to drive a wedge between Trump and his advisers before.
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" In both the backlash over Sanders allies' criticism of Harris and the DNC incident, Turner said she saw "the system" -- Democratic donors, Hillary Clinton-aligned operatives, in particular -- "really trying to continue trying to drive a wedge between progressive people of color and progressive whites.
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Some analysts have speculated that Kim's overture is an attempt to pull back from the heated rhetoric fueling reports of the White House mulling a strike on the North's weapons facilities, while others believe it's a bid to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul.
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Voters may or may not disapprove of Mr. Cameron's inheritance, but what the partisans of Britain's exit from the European Union hope is that the prime minister's fortune, disclosed in detail at a critical time, will drive a wedge between him and the electorate.
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It has riled eurosceptics and the Northern Irish party that supports May's government, who fear it is a trap designed to keep the country under the influence of the EU or drive a wedge between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom.
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Operatives from Prague infiltrated into Paris, and mailed a bomb camouflaged as a box of cigars to the prefect, in an attempt to kill him and his guests at a high-profile dinner party, to drive a wedge between the governments in Paris and Bonn.
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While many officials fear that North Korea's primary goal is to drive a wedge between South Korea, which has been eager to engage the North, and the United States, which has resisted engagement, close coordination between Washington and Seoul would keep the alliance strong.
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It could also, for example, seize Japanese, South Korean and American citizens and hold them hostage, using them as a leverage to drive a wedge between Washington and its allies, especially should Mr. Trump launch a military attack without consulting American allies, they said.
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"Of course I can see them trying to drive a wedge between the people in our districts, the people who are in more moderate districts," said Representative Josh Gottheimer, a centrist Democrat from New Jersey and a chairman of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus.
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The Vice Minister's dismissive comments about Otero Alcántara are in keeping with the strategy that he has maintained ever since the artists' community in Havana began protesting Decree 349: drive a wedge between official artists who concede to government control and the independent ones who challenge it.
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Dmitry Peskov said the killing of Ambassador Andrey Karlov "benefits those who want to drive a wedge between Russia and Turkey" and serves to damage "the normalization of the talks that allow to spur and join (our) efforts for Syrian political settlement," according to The Associated Press.
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Here are five takeaways from the PBS NewsHour debate in Milwaukee: Clinton embraces Obama in a bold new way Clinton's single biggest objective all night -- especially heading into South Carolina, where African-American voters are hugely influential -- was to drive a wedge between Sanders and Obama.
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"From the standpoint of both alliance management and of showing the North Korean regime that they cannot drive a wedge between the two allies, it is essential to present a united front," said Daniel Sneider, visiting scholar at Stanford University's Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center.
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Republicans are trying to drive a wedge between House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) and Democrats, who have remained deeply unified throughout the weeks-long fight.
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But many former US officials and regional experts have warned that Trump's focus on trade could drive a wedge between the US and its allies in the region at a time when the fate of the North Korean threat could rest on the strength of those alliances.
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The President's outburst also may widen the divide between his government and the administration of South Korean President Moon Jae-In, who has just responded positively to a North Korean offer of talks -- widely seen as an attempt to drive a wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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The arrest of Meng Wanzhou, 2000063, who is Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's chief financial officer, threatens to drive a wedge between the United States and China just days after they agreed a 22017-day trade war truce in Argentina on Saturday - the day she was detained.
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Trump, of course, has given some elites tons of power -- his Cabinet is full of wealthy and well-educated people and a number of former lobbyists have top positions in his administration -- but he's using the term to drive a wedge between regions of the country.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate voted Monday to advance legislation affirming the right of local and state governments to break ties with companies that boycott or divest from Israel, as Republicans try to drive a wedge between the Democratic Party and its traditional allies in the American Jewish community.
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"After all they are on separate sides of the story in Syria and on Assad and so they are going to have to in the short to medium term deal with that as something that does drive a wedge between them in regional politics in the area," he highlighted.
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She postions the High Sparrow to become the new High Septon, and allows him to reinstate the Faith Militant, knowing that they will convict Loras Tyrell for being gay and drive a wedge between her son, King Tommen, and Loras's sister, Margaery Tyrell, who is now betrothed to Tommen.
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With the stroke of a pen, he could unravel the global trading system, raise prices on basic goods, make American businesses less competitive, drive a wedge between the United States and its European allies, and open the door for China to construct new national security based trade barriers.
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The fintech industry is still ripe for disruption and only time will tell whether ICOs are just another dot-com bubble ready to burst or a new form of the investment that will drive a wedge between traditional venture capital and centralized crowdfunding and carve itself a permanent niche.
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Even more ominous than the tension with Turkey is the possibility that Mr. Trump's policy on Iran and Israel could drive a wedge between the United States and the European Union, especially if American officials carry out their threat to impose sanctions against European companies doing business with Tehran.
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He can breach Stussy's home and business at any time — with a switchblade, if necessary — but he's there to lend an ear and offer wisdom, which helps drive a wedge between Emmit and Sy. Emmit is perilously close to committing his full signature to this deal with the devil.
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The state of play: While it might seem like screening for potential spies would drive a wedge between companies and international businesses, Strider thinks they provide the exact opposite service: the ability to confidently recruit from nations like China or Russia while minimizing the risk of being robbed.
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Democrats are seeking to drive a wedge between President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE and Senate Republicans on whether government whistleblowers should be protected from retaliation.
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And even though EU judges have already made it clear EU Member States cannot establish "general and indiscriminate" data retention regimes, the government is trying to drive a wedge between that finding and matters of national security, arguing that the use of bulk data capabilities is "critical" to national security.
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WHEN Muhammad bin Salman, Saudi Arabia's crown prince, said on October 24th that no one could drive a wedge between his kingdom and Turkey, speculation mounted that Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, had agreed to shield him from any allegations of involvement in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist.
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Speaking of, Littlefinger is perhaps the epitome of this problem, as he will now have to deal with the backlash from having married Sansa to Ramsay—being Littlefinger, though, he was still able to drive a wedge between Sansa and Jon, even as he was being chewed out by the former.
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"Ron DeSantis knows first-hand that President Trump honored all requests for Hurricane Maria relief and it is sad, though predictable, that Democrats are wrongly politicizing this issue and that the media is constantly trying to drive a wedge between the president and members of his own party," the campaign said.
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Put aside the World Wrestling Federation format CNN in particular adopted of sensational voiceovers, over-the-top music, videos and treating it all like a cage match, the gotcha-questioning is designed not to truly explore issues but to drive a wedge between the candidates in the most trivial of ways.
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The nuclear program has been a dream of North Korean leaders since the end of the Korean War — a deterrent against regime change from the United States, a tool to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul as part of a grand plan to unify the peninsula under North Korean rule.
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"Imposing secondary sanctions would send a strong message to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that the financial noose is tightening in a way that could drive a wedge between Kim and the Pyongyang elite critical to his continued hold on power," Cohen wrote in a recent op-ed piece.
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"I think the military parade is a sideshow, I think they're calculating the resolve of the Western powers and any chance to drive a wedge between the South Korean people is a worthy exercise," said Joseph Siracusa, professor of human security and international diplomacy at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, will force Democrats on Tuesday to take a stand on the Green New Deal and its ambitious goal of conquering climate change — after a long windup designed to drive a wedge between cautious Democratic senators and the liberal activists pushing for climate action.
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Republican lawmakers stepped up calls for Trump to pull back from the tariffs as key trading partner Mexico rejected a bid by Washington to drive a wedge between it and Canada in talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, while Trump reiterated his plan to go ahead with the tariffs.
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Many pro-Brexit lawmakers, including the Northern Irish party which props up May's government, fear Britain could end up tied to EU rules indefinitely or that the backstop could drive a wedge between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. The Malthouse plan has not been set out in a formal document.
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READ: How Syria is shuffling Trump-era politics The US has tried to use the attack to try to drive a wedge between Moscow and Damascus, saying that Russia must choose between Syria -- and being on the wrong side of history -- or turn toward the international community in getting rid of Assad.
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The Hill's Ben Kamisar was there and has the story: Democrats spent less time during the four-hour hearing probing Haley, and more time asking questions that might drive a wedge between Trump and his proposed nominee, specifically in regards to the United Nations and the NATO, as well as on Russia.
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"China likes to use the North Korean threat to drive a wedge between the Republic of Korea and the United States," said Tom Karako, a senior fellow of the International Security program and director of the Missile Defense Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington-based think-tank.
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Many pro-Brexit MPs, including the Northern Irish party which props up May's government, fear Britain could end up tied to EU rules indefinitely or that the backstop could drive a wedge between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. The Malthouse plan has not been set out in a formal document.
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NBA superstar LeBron James said Monday that he believes President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has used sports to drive a wedge between Americans.
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Spurred by a belief that the U.S. is a declining power, China's Communist leaders have also adopted a more aggressive military stance and foreign policy—using economic threats, political influence operations, disinformation campaigns and promised investments to drive a wedge between the U.S. and its allies and weaken U.N. human rights mechanisms.
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As long as the Trump administration believes it can use sanctions and hostile rhetoric to drive a wedge between the Iranian public and its leaders, the Revolutionary Guards will use that same pressure to enforce solidarity behind it and the regime — and defeat any attempt by the West to bring change to Iran.
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"The more we can expose what Russia is doing, the more our populace can understand that a lot of the stuff that they hear is quote 'fake news' -- or it is part of a plan by Russia to undermine our values and drive a wedge between us and our allies," Coats said.
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Yet just as "Beginners" focused on his father coming out late in life as a gay man, "Women" deals with the complicated relationship between the teenager and his mother, who, having weathered the '60s, recognizes the cultural forces that are helping drive a wedge between them but is lost as to how to address them.
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But conservative news media continues to try to tar Democrats by linking them to Mr. Farrakhan, and Mr. Trump has used his Middle East policies to try to drive a wedge between Jewish voters and the Democratic Party — even as openly anti-Semitic candidates in Wisconsin, Illinois and California run for office as Republicans.
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Moon Seong Mook, a former South Korean military official, said Trump&aposs comments on the drills confirmed what many in South Korea had feared all along — that North Korea would attempt to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul and gain substantial concessions from an unconventional U.S. president who thinks much less of the traditional alliance than his predecessors.
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"We need to be very cautious about our expectations given North Korea's long history of effectively using these talks to drive a wedge between South Korea and its partners, and to push for concessions Seoul couldn't possibly accept," Mintaro Oba, a former Obama State Department official who worked on North Korean affairs, said in an interview.
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More information will emerge about the shooter and his motives, but it is suspected that one of his goals was to attempt to drive a wedge between Turkey and Russia, which have been edging closer together after a long period of suspicion (Turkey shot down a Russian jet in 2015, which caused tensions to spike between the two countries).
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"Ron DeSantis knows first-hand that President Trump honored all requests for Hurricane Maria relief and it is sad, though predictable, that Democrats are wrongly politicizing this issue and that the media is constantly trying to drive a wedge between the President and members of his own party," his campaign said in a statement to The Hill.
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While the daylight between Mr. Bolton and Mr. Pompeo gives the North Koreans the opportunity to drive a wedge between members of the president's national security team, officials said that was a more manageable problem than when Mr. Trump publicly undercut Mr. Pompeo's predecessor as secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, over how to deal with North Korea.
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While the daylight between Mr. Bolton and Mr. Pompeo gives the North Koreans the opportunity to drive a wedge between members of the president's team, officials said that was a more manageable problem than when Mr. Trump publicly undercut Mr. Pompeo's predecessor as secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, over how to deal with North Korea.
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Before we get the results, I'd just like to thank Steve Bannon for showing us how to lose the reddest state in the union and Governor Ivey for the opportunity to make this national embarrassment a reality The Senate Leadership Fund used the loss to try to drive a wedge between Bannon and his patron, Trump.
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The measure opposing the Israel boycott, drafted by Senators Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, and Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, appeared to be calculated, in part, to drive a wedge between Israel supporters in the upper echelons of the Democratic Party and a younger, activist wing more willing to challenge unconditional American support of the Jewish state.
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But his focus on the crime bill could increase attention on an issue with the potential to drive a wedge between Biden and black voters; polls have shown that bloc is his most significant base of support in the 2020 Democratic nominating contest -- particularly in South Carolina, an early-voting state where the majority of the Democratic electorate is African American.
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But those efforts have brought unwanted scrutiny and potential problems for the unions and Mr. de Blasio: Both are now enmeshed in overlapping state and federal fund-raising investigations, a fact that could drive a wedge between City Hall and its union allies, but thus far has appeared to draw them closer together as they defend their collective efforts as normal and legal.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) is hoping to drive a wedge between Senate Democrats and Pelosi, who have been like peas in a pod so far.
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Last week, Italy's head of state, President Sergio Mattarella, asked Giuseppe Conte to head up a coalition of 5-Star and opposition Democratic Party Salvini, trying to drive a wedge between the 5-Star Movement and the opposition center-left Democratic Party, said at the weekend that the new coalition would end his ban on migrant boats arriving from Africa.
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But critics, ranging from civil rights groups to leading academics and lawmakers, say what the government is trying to do amounts to a curb on free speech which could drive a wedge between the authorities and Britain's 2.8 million Muslims They argue if anything such plans will only make the problem worse and amount to an attack on the fundamental liberties the government wants to protect.
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Many pro-Brexit MPs, including the Northern Irish party which props up May's government, fear Britain could end up tied to EU rules indefinitely or that the backstop could drive a wedge between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. The Malthouse plan can be broken into two parts: a modified set of negotiating aims and a fallback option in case that fails.
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"We think the bill is a fundamental attack on one of our bedrock conservation laws — it's championed by two of the most anti-environmental members of the Senate, and it has language in it that is really designed to drive a wedge between the recreation community and conservationists," said Michael Carroll, the senior national partnership director at the Wilderness Society, a Washington-based group.
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Many pro-Brexit lawmakers, including the Northern Irish party which props up May's government, fear Britain could end up tied to EU rules indefinitely or that the backstop could drive a wedge between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. The Malthouse plan can be broken into two parts: a modified set of negotiating aims and a fallback option in case that fails.
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While pledging to enforce the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the administration has aimed to put Iran "on notice" by imposing sanctions for its January ballistic missile test, weighing a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) designation for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), adding Iran to its list of travel ban countries, and formulating a plan to drive a "wedge" between Iran and Russia in the Middle East.
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The Democrat, who has already given millions to his own campaign, is expected to target Reynolds, the state's first female governor, over her decision in May to sign a bill that would make Iowa home to what many describe as the country's most restrictive abortion law, while trying to drive a wedge between her and Republicans loyal to Trump, whose tariffs have unsettled the state's massive pork and soybean industries.
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"We need to be very cautious about our expectations given North Korea's long history of effectively using these talks to drive a wedge between South Korea and its partners, and to push for concessions Seoul couldn't possibly accept," Mintaro Oba, a former Obama State Department official who worked on North Korean affairs, told me in an interview on January 4, a day before North Korea agreed to talk to South Korea.
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But the Republican Party has been most successful when it has been able to drive a wedge between competing Democratic constituencies, each with its own legitimate interest — tax payers versus tax beneficiaries, voters who resent the regulatory power of government versus voters who welcome it, environmentalists versus the construction trades, those seeking autonomy and self-expression versus those struggling paycheck to paycheck; investors and property owners versus those without wealth or assets.
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Her remarks come after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has criticized Democrats as "anti-Israel" and "anti-Jewish" in recent weeks, seemingly trying to drive a wedge between voters focused on Israel and the Democratic Party.
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" Then there's this from an April New York Times story headlined: "Republicans Seize on Impeachment for Edge in 2018 Midterms": "As Republican leaders scramble to stave off a Democratic wave or at least mitigate their party's losses in November, a strategy is emerging on the right for how to energize conservatives and drive a wedge between the anti-Trump left and moderate voters: warn that Democrats will immediately move to impeach President Trump if they capture the House.
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It may well be a natural byproduct of his politics of polarization — but there can be little doubt that President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE is the first president consciously to make Israel a partisan issue and to seek to drive a wedge between Israel and the Democrats.
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Richard Koh, 38, Seoul Symbolically, I feel like the joint women's ice hockey team is a nice gesture, but I have this nagging feeling that this is nothing more than an opportunity for good optics or to drive a wedge between President Moon of South Korea and the U.S. Elena Chang, 52, Los Angeles The South Korean government has once again allowed itself to be taken advantage of by Kim Jung-un with its beggar's attitude toward the North.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are worried that Russian President Vladimir Putin may use his one-on-one meeting with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in Helsinki to drive a wedge between NATO allies by claiming secret side deals with the United States.
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