Few things made him happier than eviscerating an Internet troll.
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Chopping their heads and eviscerating these chickens was very sensuous.
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Per the MJ story: Butler sent Peritz two epic, eviscerating emails.
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Brennan has been outspoken against Trump, regularly eviscerating him on Twitter.
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Elected autocrats maintain a veneer of democracy while eviscerating its substance.
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I spent the rest of the day working the eviscerating station.
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I spent the rest of the day working the eviscerating station.
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"Beating the system" feels like you are eviscerating your country's economy.
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Scott Walker, eviscerating the movement's most promising presidential primary field in decades.
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Pithy and profound, uplifting or eviscerating, when Tutu speaks, the world listens.
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Entering the fray, leading conservative commentators began eviscerating "Aquarius" and its supporters.
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Plenty of politicos write novels; but not many write eviscerating self-satires.
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Federal Election Commission decision eviscerating campaign finance restrictions, and the Shelby County v.
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As Avar wrapped up his presentation, the panel began eviscerating the entire project.
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Trump has followed through on eviscerating regulations, many of them imposed by Obama.
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Sean McDonough absolutely eviscerating NFL officiating and the overall product on air. Wow!
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Shares tumbled in after hours trading, eviscerating more than $2120 billion in market capitalization.
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So all our SMHs and Kim Kardashian crying memes aren't eviscerating the English language?
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Brennan has been a strong critic of Trump's presidency, regularly eviscerating him on Twitter.
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If Trump's EPA succeeds in eviscerating the rule, that forward momentum will be lost.
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Everybody's having fun, even as they're eviscerating a contestant for her visible body pads.
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Ms. Wade, best known for the boy's club-eviscerating play "Posh," knows her craft.
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You became CEO, and then you became subject to a series of eviscerating attacks online.
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The film goes on to show the entire process of skinning and eviscerating the animal.
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If Stern didn't mind conflicts with valued partners, he had no problem whatsoever eviscerating foes.
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And few politicians are as good at defining and eviscerating a campaign trail foe than Trump.
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Eviscerating the Senate's courtly manners, he accused Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a fellow Republican, of lying.
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But he's nothing compared to Anne Robinson, the eviscerating host of the long-gone Weakest Link.
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Eviscerating the Senate's courtly manners, he accused Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a fellow Republican, of lying.
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It follows that Democrats should not be so comfortable eviscerating the preferred candidate of African Americans.
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Blackberries lumbered through the coral like lions on the hunt, eviscerating all "serious" comers with better software.
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Those omissions are just one reason lawmakers greeted the Congressionally mandated report with eviscerating criticism on Friday.
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Meanwhile, Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, is doggedly eviscerating the agency he runs.
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Most recently, the show all but chased Sean Spicer into oblivion thanks to Melissa McCarthy's eviscerating impression.
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Online, where posts can lead their own viral lives and everything leaves a trail, words can be eviscerating.
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Game of Thrones has long been about eviscerating fans' expectations and wishes, unapologetically, and often with bloody flair.
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You may not even make it to the end of the clip, humbled by the eviscerating prolonged silences.
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Stephen Colbert has gone from worst to first in the late night ratings by eviscerating President Trump daily.
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Former President George H.W. Bush famously paid for an ad eviscerating general election opponent and then-Massachusetts Gov.
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Some said they supported the proposed cuts, but others questioned whether eviscerating the endowment was the right approach.
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Long gone are the days of Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert eviscerating some hapless target in their opening monologue.
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The gang's all back in town, and it's time for another season of fights, hook-ups, and eviscerating burns.
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Its price hovers around the wallet-eviscerating mark of $2,500, but that's not why I find this product villainous.
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He's not even a secret idiot; there is no gap between the most eviscerating parody and the man himself.
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When Deb Adler (Thomas) finds out, she immediately runs to the photographer and delivers a furious, profane, eviscerating takedown.
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Trump's professed willingness to accept foreign intelligence on domestic political foes represents more than just another norm-eviscerating outburst.
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But why would an otherwise devoted husband put his wife's job at risk by eviscerating her boss in public?
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When he arrived, he made a speech eviscerating his colleagues for their secretive, speedy process on major health care legislation.
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"My sole intent has been simply to encourage those that are jumping to eviscerating conclusions to take pause," she said.
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The speech came just months after a high-profile 10th Circuit judge wrote a concurring opinion eviscerating the Chevron ruling.
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However, since then, the price has dropped by nearly $130 per share, eviscerating a considerable portion of its market value.
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Earlier this month, the Trump administration proposed another Fair Housing Act rule, eviscerating yet another important remedy for racial segregation.
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MONTERREY, Mexico — Tatiana Clouthier still had 22006 characters left to fill on Twitter after she was done eviscerating her boss's rival.
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Severe safety regulations, eviscerating weight and space considerations, and the logistics of air travel transform simple tasks into feats of engineering.
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" Assessment: Firstly, have you ever witnessed anything as eviscerating as an old-school smiley face following the words "go fuck yourself?
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Further, Sessions will hurt communities of color, who are hard hit by environmental racism by eviscerating enforcement of fundamental environmental laws.
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Elizabeth Warren might have gotten a big bounce out of eviscerating Bloomberg on the debate stage Wednesday night in Las Vegas.
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Furthermore, by all accounts the bureau was wildly successful, saving ordinary families billions, until the Trump administration set about eviscerating it.
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By eviscerating federal funding of science, this budget pays for a world where the only infrastructure is megacities connected by Fury Roads.
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That living isolated in a nursing home is a just end to a life spent alternately nurturing and eviscerating everyone he loved.
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Later, she makes a sudden rapped verse feel like the climax of a slasher film, coolly eviscerating her targets with terrifying ease.
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In his first term, won in 2013 in another dubious vote, he eroded democracy by silencing critical media and eviscerating the constitution.
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They earned virtually nothing for their work eviscerating turkeys, and were increasingly abused and humiliated if they didn't perform up to speed.
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The lie being perpetuated was an order of reality that was quite simply eviscerating the topsoil of existence as we knew it.
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Each has turned his basketball into a makeshift chair along the baseline, a few feet behind the net Cole's jumpers are eviscerating.
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What could be more elementary than a prohibition against eviscerating a person's human dignity by thrusting him into the shackles of slavery?
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I'm not suggesting eviscerating them, but ideas like modestly raising the retirement age or scaling benefits based on need should be explored.
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Earlier this week, bookish denizens of Twitter spent a solid day gleefully eviscerating a list of Jonathan Franzen's 10 Rules for Writing.
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Once Brandy is done eviscerating Tex, she moves on to Sadie, ripping her arms and face to shreds and leaving her utterly hysterical.
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Allowing states to set standards that apply to companies in every state would begin the process of eviscerating federalism as we know it.
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Elected RepublicansDespite spending much of the past year eviscerating the GOP, Trump managed to get some major elected Republicans to come to Cleveland.
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Armed with this attitude, the Chomskyan takeover of the field in the '60s entailed the new guard gleefully eviscerating their elders at conferences.
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Kamala Harris was a sharp and incisive prosecutor, rhetorically eviscerating Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard over her criticism of Barack Obama and other Democrats.
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For practical purposes, the dark visions of repealing ObamaCare and eviscerating Medicaid have been rejected by the American people and are legislatively dead.
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The result was deeply fun to watch—Biden just killed it, eviscerating Trump's disconnect from the struggles of working people with each goofy Bidenism.
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Towards the end of his eviscerating, rapid-fire bars he proposes, "The war is over, so said the speaker, with the flight suit on".
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As Clinton prepared to deliver a speech eviscerating Trump for legitimizing white supremacists and cozying up to far-right extremists, Trump responded in kind.
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National Australia Bank that U.S. securities laws don't apply to foreign-traded shares, eviscerating U.S. securities class actions against companies listed on foreign exchanges.
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There was, at the time, something that felt cathartic about eviscerating a version of the future that felt more frighteningly plausible than ever before.
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He fired off a nonsensical screed eviscerating LeBron, calling his decision a "shocking act of disloyalty" and "a cowardly betrayal," among other bad things.
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The coronavirus pandemic has all the economy eviscerating elements of the Great Financial Crisis and then some, including the added danger of being deadly.
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He served several years in federal prison, then resumed his role as acid-tongued radio personality, eviscerating anyone who had dared to succeed him.
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In another of his infamous political drawings, Carrey depicts Texas Democratic senate candidate Beto O'Rourke eviscerating his Republican opponent — a "vampire" Ted Cruz — with sunlight.
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We got the instantly powerful Congresswoman leaving Capitol Hill after her first State of the Union speech, and she wasted no time eviscerating the Prez.
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Christie has been back to his old self in New Jersey, yelling at journalists, eviscerating United Airlines, and targeting the state's biggest health insurance provider.
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Demanding an end to tax loopholes would allow them to talk about real change for the future while eviscerating Donald Trump at the same time.
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But they can be fatal under would-be autocrats, for they provide a seemingly legitimate (and often popular) justification for concentrating power and eviscerating rights.
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His tenure won him praise for what was seen as candid effectiveness, & yet eviscerating criticism for what many saw as incompetence & stubbornness when confronted. pic.twitter.
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A Securities and Exchange Commission civil fraud case and rounds of eviscerating layoffs later, a federal grand jury indicted Holmes and Balwani on wire fraud charges.
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President Trump urged Republicans to "step up to the plate" for Tuesday's crucial Senate healthcare vote on their bill eviscerating much of the Affordable Care Act.
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They calmly defended and forced turnovers and went about the inhospitable business of eviscerating the Toronto Raptors in a 116-78 victory at Quicken Loans Arena.
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Instead, eviscerating exercise culture seems more the province of comedy these days, despite the fact that comedians like Amy Schumer are also in pretty good shape.
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From eviscerating the Voting Rights Act to gutting campaign finance law, Roberts has generally sided with longstanding movement conservative priorities even when the results are unpopular.
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" A few days later, he said YouTube had pulled ads from 660 of his videos, "basically eviscerating my main source of revenue for this news organization.
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Here's hoping that actually happens — and that those laws will be more resilient than the ones that Trump and the Republicans are set on eviscerating today.
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Unsurprisingly, some of General Idea's more absurd and improvisational musings on the nature of performance and art practice were met with eviscerating criticisms or outright incomprehension.
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The more haunting violence is seen in the way a mother cuts down her own daughter, eviscerating her with words spoken in nothing louder than a whisper.
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His party's legislators have given themselves carte blanche to steal public money, eviscerating an anti-corruption mission under the aegis of the Organisation of American States (OAS).
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On Friday, Oliver finally announced that he would be departing the show to concentrate on keeping online media alive by TOTALLY EVISCERATING things on Last Week Tonight.
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The word "lie" appeared seven times—eight if you count the headline—in Justin Gillis's 1,000-word New York Times op-ed eviscerating Scott Pruitt on Tuesday.
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The judge, who spent most of the hearing eviscerating Mr. Hastert, sentenced him to 15 months in prison, well above the federal guidelines for his financial crime.
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In a friend of the court brief filed in support of the government, the National District Attorneys Association warned the court against eviscerating the third-party doctrine.
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Trump kicked off 2020 by holding an event to rally evangelical supporters in Florida, positioning himself as a champion of religious voters while eviscerating his Democratic competitors.
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Eviscerating regulations and reducing funding of crucial government agencies at a time of growing needs will make all of us poorer and weaker, not richer and stronger.
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He's likely to continue to inch closer to passing a budget eviscerating agencies that are already enduring immense neglect—and, in some cases, outright destruction—from within.
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Sometime during the early 1990s, an industrial facility allegedly cleared a parcel of forest, not knowing that eviscerating the tree stand would kick off a catastrophic geologic event.
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Internet headlines may boast about political satirists destroying and eviscerating their subjects, but this magazine has different ambitions, and while they may seem more modest, don't be fooled.
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But Sherman did achieve his goal of eviscerating Southern morale, both at home and at the front, where rebel officers realized that their families and homes were unprotected.
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On a recent Monday afternoon, in Burbank, "black-ish" staffers stared at a monitor on the wall, giggling at a YouTube video of a cheetah eviscerating an ostrich.
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The dangers of punching up The most memorable moment of the first two Democratic debates was Harris eviscerating Biden over his previous opposition to federally mandated school busing.
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Here are the freezer-burned delights that have captured our hearts with the fiery, eternal warmth of the roof-of-mouth-eviscerating cheese in an overcooked Hot Pocket.
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Scarlett went off Thursday with Arianna Huffington at the Women in the World Summit in NYC ... eviscerating Ivanka after Ivanka said her biggest influence will happen behind the scenes.
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Susan Fowler's blog post eviscerating Uber's toxic culture led to an internal investigation into sexual harassment, multiple firings and, indirectly, to the departure of co-founder Travis Kalanick himself.
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One common explanation for this apparent contradiction is that numerous evangelicals embrace Trump's agenda, from eviscerating Obamacare to cracking down on undocumented immigrants and barring Muslims from entering America.
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Now, more than ever, we need a Democratic Party that is committed to fulfilling, not eviscerating, Dr. Martin Luther King's dream of racial, social, and economic justice for all.
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The incentives for cooperation have been entirely eclipsed by the reward for eviscerating the other side (for the minority party) or boxing the minority out from having any influence.
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GOP appropriators in the Senate have made clear they are not on board with eviscerating nondefense programs, which cover everything from education and health to transportation and housing. Sen.
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Church's fur is now perpetually matted and blood-clotted, and he's got a mean streak, which he displays by eviscerating a still-twitching bird on Rachel and Louis's bedspread.
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Fox, a freshman guard, was halfway through eviscerating U.C.L.A. in a South regional semifinal of the N.C.A.A. tournament, and Calipari reminded his players to continue feeding him the ball.
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They have supported multiple lawsuits aimed at eliminating or eviscerating the law, discouraged the uninsured from securing its benefits, and shut down the government in protest of the law's implementation.
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Democrats have spent a year and a half eviscerating the Republican tax law as a giveaway to the wealthy and corporations that blows a hole in the federal budget deficit.
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"Stop treating immigration agents differently from everybody else for the purpose of eviscerating border controls and advancing an open borders philosophy shared by only the most radical extremists" he added.
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The billionaire businessman, who built his campaign on eviscerating Washington, met with a dozen Republican officials and members of Congress and stressed the need to unify the GOP behind him.
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While Harvey's choice to duck the media was an admittedly poor one considering the media's popular tradition of eviscerating press-dodgers, it may have been the lesser of two evils.
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This is no abstract dread for Rieff, a distinguished journalist known for eviscerating American and European failures in Bosnia and later for thoughtfully questioning the value of international humanitarian organizations.
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To get a sense of just how completely the court has allied itself with Maduro, take a look at this video of its judges defending their controversial decision eviscerating parliament.
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Bloomberg had first aimed his fire at Trump in a prime-time Democratic National Convention speech in 2016 that was more about eviscerating the current president than elevating Hillary Clinton.
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"If you start eviscerating him in the public sphere, you're going to create sympathy and the White House will use that," said Jason Pye, a spokesman for libertarian group FreedomWorks.
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And having a 20th-anniversary screening is Todd Solondz's eviscerating 1995 portrait of adolescent torment, "Welcome to the Dollhouse," accompanied by "Night and Fog," Alain Resnais's 1955 documentary about the Holocaust.
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" With the drop eviscerating $1.4 billion of market cap value by Wednesday, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey's Robert Peck kept his price target for the stock at $48, calling it a "buying opportunity.
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We can look for the positive models of older women like Pelosi (and my Oma) who are absolutely eviscerating the despicable narrative of older women being, well, weak, ugly and stupid.
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Other attorneys general across the country will also have important roles to play if Mr. Trump executes a pardon strategy, or succeeds in eviscerating the federal investigations through firings or otherwise.
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In her first week at the house, after Seonkyeong launders her teddy bear, Hayeong throws an epic tantrum, brutally eviscerating the bear and then attacking Seonkyeong with a pair of scissors.
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However, Trump's political method has often been based upon portraying opponents as a threat to America, eviscerating their characters and tearing at the nation's most painful political, social and racial divides.
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After a mass slaughter eviscerating democracy as we know it, the nation will be divided into three states: Caucasia for whites, Blacktopia for African Americans, and Gayasia—well you get the idea.
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Senate Republicans at least acknowledge the absurdity, if you ask them — this, coming from a party that spent seven years eviscerating Democrats for passing Obamacare in the quote-unquote dead of night.
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Why it could be trouble: The RHONY star, 45, has already demonstrated what happens when she crosses over with other franchises, eviscerating Erika Girardi during a trip to RHOBH earlier this year.
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It was an eviscerating verdict for Beijing, which has long claimed it has unique, historical rights to the disputed waters which are rich in resources and a busy thoroughfare for international shipping.
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Put differently, eviscerating the protections afforded by our environmental laws does not require weakening the formal standards that are supposed to address air pollution, water pollution and the management of hazardous waste.
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By eviscerating the ability of cities to negotiate with industry, the rules undermine widespread local efforts to broaden access for less affluent families and create an uncertain future for some existing agreements.
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He has waged a months-long campaign to boost Trump and Manafort, while eviscerating perceived enemies, including Lewandowski, using social media, television and radio appearances and his own writing on conservative websites.
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In an election year in which television hosts were forever eviscerating, the boldest late-night sketch put Kate McKinnon, dressed as Hillary Clinton, at a piano singing a tribute to Leonard Cohen.
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Once a thriving agricultural Eden, its two biggest employers are now Big Chicken (Perdue and Tyson), and the companies have little to offer residents besides low-wage, stultifying jobs — deboning, trussing, eviscerating.
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By Ryan Leigh Dostie Novelist and Iraq veteran Ryan Leigh Dostie describes the brutal, eviscerating five years she spent in the male-dominated U.S. Army, where she struggled with PTSD and skeptical commanders.
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The wonderful and inspiring speeches that the former secretary of State gave in the closing days of the New Hampshire primary were overwhelmed by the negative tactics of her campaign, eviscerating her message.
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Even when he was losing to Andy Murray or Novak Djokovic, you could watch him and see the player he'd always been — the same unhurried quickness, same air-eviscerating slash of the forehand.
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But Summerscale has barely started, intent as she is on bringing some insight into Robert's behavior and eviscerating the criminal justice system for pouncing on him as if he were some depraved fiend.
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Soon they were cutting open that mattress — eviscerating it in the name of research — and starting Tuft & Needle, through which they sold inexpensive boxed-up foam mattresses directly to consumers via their website.
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He has a knack for tidy arguments: He's perhaps most famous for eviscerating a Fox News host who questioned why Aslan, a Muslim, would want to write "Zealot," his 2013 book about Jesus.
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As a highly ranked Soulcalibur player, Wil is no stranger to wielding eviscerating weapons, and it was while chasing the edge in the 2000s that he was recruited into the Future Press team.
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While Facebook is singled out for the most eviscerating criticism in the report (and targeted for specific investigations), the committee's long list of recommendations are addressed at social media businesses and online advertisers generally.
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Resolutely devoted to eviscerating the nature of shame itself, you'll learn just as much about your Netflix and chill buddy as you will yourself—that is, if you two are willing to be honest.
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Narendra Modi, India's incumbent prime minister, led his party to a stunning election victory on Thursday, eviscerating the opposition and giving Hindu nationalists the strongest hand they have ever held in modern Indian history.
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Whatever happens with the policy changes, Republicans would be well-served to think hard before eviscerating actually accessible health insurance markets that reward Americans with the grit and courage to build their own opportunities.
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And having a 20th-anniversary screening isTodd Solondz's eviscerating 1995 portrait of adolescent torment, "Welcome to the Dollhouse," is accompanied by "Night and Fog," Alain Resnais's 1955 documentary about the Holocaust, chosen by Mr. Solondz.
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Holder, he not only joined the 5-to-4 majority in eviscerating the Voting Rights Act, but wrote in a separate opinion that he thought the court should have sliced even deeper into the statute.
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He pointed to the endorsement Ms. Haaland received from Pat Davis, an Albuquerque city councilor who dropped out of the race after gaining national attention for eviscerating the National Rifle Association in a campaign ad.
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"You're in this pleasant situation, picking up a cabbage, but there's still a fraught dialogue that happens, whether it be a memory or something a stranger says" that can feel psychologically eviscerating, Ms. Ellis said.
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Though this event, which was pretaped and aired on TBS and Twitter Saturday night, was to be a tribute to journalists, Ms. Bee dedicated an entire segment to eviscerating Jeff Zucker, the president of CNN.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan narrowly won a referendum on Sunday that gives him vast new powers while eviscerating the parliament and judiciary that stand as the last checks and balances against his increasingly autocratic rule.
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Every day, the president and congressional Republicans should be eviscerating Democrats who appear to believe that following the path of Venezuela, Cuba, Argentina and numerous failed European leftist parties is an appropriate approach for our nation.
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There was the revealing emphasis on "lucky number 2485," there was Laura Dern, and, because it was fabulous to see a female character take charge, there was Naomi Watts' eviscerating eleventh-hour monologue about the 2000%.
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Despite those contradictions, Narendra Modi, India's incumbent prime minister, led his party to a stunning election victory on Thursday, eviscerating the opposition and giving Hindu nationalists the strongest hand they have held in modern Indian history.
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"Don't you have anything better to do?" she asks in the song's opening line, before eviscerating the kind of online rage displayed by the Toronto attacker, who claimed "involuntary celibacy" was a rationale for mass murder.
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On Twitter this week, Gurba, who wrote an eviscerating review in December, widely shared screenshots of tweets Cummins sent from a party for "American Dirt" last May during Book Expo America, the publishing industry's main gathering.
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If that means eviscerating an entire port and putting accessory makers in a weird position of having to make new gear and gear for the billion people who already have a Lightning port gadget, so be it.
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After weeks of liberal panic, Hillary Clinton finally faced her Donald Trump problem head on Thursday, with a foreign policy speech eviscerating her presumptive Republican opponent as emotionally unhinged and generally ill=suited to run the country.
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"I was like their secret weapon because I looked like I couldn't play, so everyone would bet against me," recalled Mr. Bort, who would then surprise the naysayers by eviscerating opponents and winning money for his backers.
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The Senate bill would eliminate penalties for people who do not have insurance and larger employers who do not offer it to employees — eviscerating the individual and employer mandates that were hallmarks of the Affordable Care Act.
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" Tim Alberta, Politico: "The story of this debate is Elizabeth Warren eviscerating all of her rivals except the one who happens to be the frontrunner and also happens to be directly obstructing her path to the nomination.
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Hensarling's plan also empowers Wall Street lawyers to mount still more challenges to regulatory action, by eviscerating longstanding Supreme Court precedents requiring courts to defer to subject-matter experts in regulatory agencies when deciding anti-regulation lawsuits.
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The state used to be dominated by the coal and mining industries but those jobs have since largely disappeared in favor of new clean energy practices, eviscerating many of the coal-mining communities that relied on them.
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The Leicester captain and Jamaican national team defender cemented his spot as a legend after it was announced in The Sunday Gleaner that Morgan partied too hard in the wake of LCFC's odds-eviscerating Premier League championship.
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Irons said the conservative majority on the contemporary court would be doing what their counterparts did during Reconstruction, avoiding a frontal assault on civil rights laws and other measures that protect women and workers, while eviscerating the laws.
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"If Cruz makes it, which is very doable, every one of the establishment crowd who is now eviscerating him will line up, salute smartly and get on board," Ms. Matalin said, offering a mix of prodding and prophecy.
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As a Pruitt-led EPA strives to make America less again on the environment by eviscerating landmark environmental laws, enterprising states and their Attorneys General must take an outsized role in fighting harmful actions and creating sustainable policies.
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When billionaire Bloomberg appeared at a debate last month for the first time, Warren wasted little time eviscerating him on national television for his alleged past offensive comments, briefly generating an influx of campaign donations and media attention.
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Mr. Di Battista, who was a motivational dancer in Sicilian resorts before turning to political activism, opposes the alliance with the Democratic Party, which he enjoys eviscerating, and is on hiatus from government as he travels the world.
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Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon who has been sounding the alarm about privacy-eviscerating technology for years, was at once resigned to the infiltration of these gadgets into American life and hopeful for a safer future.
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That might have something to do with the top Equifax executives who sold stock in the days after the leak was discovered, but who the company later said did not know about the potentially stock-price-eviscerating incident.[TechCrunch]
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Clinton, it was enough to note Mr. Sanders's changes in policy: By doing so, she raised doubts about his consistency, but stopped short of eviscerating his positions and potentially alienating a restless liberal base that largely favors Mr. Sanders.
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By denying certain potential foster parents in South Carolina the equal protection of our laws, the federal government is not protecting young people, but directly discriminating against them, eviscerating their identities and undermining their right to an affirming home.
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" A decade ago, GQ lauded Mr. Olbermann in an article for producing "the most electric, intelligent and eviscerating news commentary on television," and posed him in a raincoat as Howard Beale, the unhinged, mad-as-hell newsman from "Network.
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They observe how put-together types with attitude and little qualification can make a bundle buying and eviscerating solid companies that actually produce things or setting up consultancies that trade on connections at the money-influence margins of politics.
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"You have demonstrated a pattern of behavior as CEO of eviscerating our pay and pirating our tips," reads the letter — referencing Instacart's past shady policy of using tips in place of pay to meet a guaranteed base pay to shoppers.
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It's something of a grand irony, then, that Zuckerberg failed to grasp the lesson for the longest time, letting the eviscerating fire of fake news rage on unchecked until the inferno was licking at the seat of his own power.
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Trump praises Pence -- and takes credit for his debate performance But the Clinton campaign launched an eviscerating ad last month entitled "Sacrifice" that featured veterans watching Trump make disparaging comments about veterans and the military, including his comment arguing that Sen.
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By the way, if you thought the single Bieber burrito photo was too much to handle, you might want to steer clear of the video footage of the doppelganger eviscerating the dish while the rest of the guys look on laughing.
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We were first to report in detail about the widespread concerns about the operation's performance; and WashPo and others reported on a recent tense meeting in the Oval Office that climaxed with Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski eviscerating Stepien.
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The book proposes to advise a young reader how to navigate the political and practical problems of female heterosexuality, but ends up eviscerating Roberson's own difficult romantic experiences and celebrating the sense of self she has won while on that journey.
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" The tweet included an NRA article published Friday titled, "Kamala Harris and Her Perplexing Anti-Gun Ideas," that accused Harris of trying to satisfy "anti-gun extremists" who hope to lead democrats "down the path of eviscerating the Second Amendment.
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Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThese 85033 women are defining the race to unseat Trump The Russo-Chinese alliance emerges Russia's snub of Geneva Convention protocol sets dangerous precedent MORE emerged as a result, reconsolidating power and eviscerating post-Soviet Russia's nascent democracy.
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Now his fellow Republicans are making the promise of a more ethical Washington even more ironic by eviscerating the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE), which was done in a closed-room vote without a roll call in the dead of a holiday Monday.
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This is not usually the case in the forums of contemporary American politics, where the goal is geared toward "destroying" or "eviscerating" your opponent through mockery and pointed logic, earning plaudits from your political brethren but not convincing the unconvinced of anything.
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Her challenge on Tuesday night will be to find a happy medium between the attack dog performance she put in last week, when she spent nearly two hours eviscerating Bloomberg, and making a winning appeal to voters here on her own behalf.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine abandoned diplomatic discretion and accused the Trump administration of recalling her based on false claims and of eviscerating the State Department, an act that may end her career but drew praise for her courage.
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Later, at the Gate Theater in Dublin, he took on the title (and only) role in "Krapp's Last Tape," Samuel Beckett's nostalgia-eviscerating portrait of a 69-year-old man revisiting his earlier life by means of listening to an old tape recording.
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The first connection is obvious: The phrase is scrawled on a pill bottle this is part of a legion of suspicious medications Dee Dee Blanchard (Patricia Arquette) uses to dose her allegedly ill daughter, Gypsy Rose Blanchard (Joey King, eviscerating her child star roots).
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She is often ready with a comment on free speech or policies surrounding whistleblowers, and she's just as willing to tweet extensively about the Trump administration's attempts to empower ISPs while eviscerating our privacy, or talk about health care, prisons, and the rights of minorities.
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Most of the people interviewed lamented the prospect that damaging allegations might take down the world's most famous living scientist — and perhaps the most famous black scientist in history — beloved for eviscerating so many of the stereotypes of the stuffy, out-of-touch academic.
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Given what Pruitt is doing to the EPA — slashing its budget, laying off staff, scrapping the Clean Power Plan to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, and eviscerating the agency's scientific advisory boards — one can only imagine what a new climate change section may eventually look like.
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More than a year later, Mr. Dolan is still smarting from the eviscerating criticism (the film, with A-list French actors such as Marion Cotillard, is hard to watch, and it deals an emotional body blow, with characters who brutally turn on one another).
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"This opinion has the effect of eviscerating Kim Dotcom's treaty rights by saying if you lawfully oppose extradition in New Zealand, the U.S. will still call you a fugitive and take all of your assets," Rothken said in an email to Reuters received on Sunday.
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Clinton has spent much of her time eviscerating her opponent as unqualified to handle national security, the Democratic nominee spoke instead of her activist, social justice background, often fusing policy and personal anecdotes about how her Methodist faith had steered her toward public policy. Mrs.
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Yes, there is a segment of the base that lusts for impeachment regardless of the damage the process inflicts on the party, although most of them live in (and represent) districts that are safely Democratic and who therefore face little retribution for eviscerating Trump.
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Sanders hammered Biden over his decades-long record in the Senate, pointing to his opponent's vote to authorize the use of force in Iraq nearly 18 years ago and his support for international trade deals that Sanders blamed for eviscerating the American working class.
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To put it a bit more bluntly than the polite Justice Breyer, the requirement is nothing more than a ploy to enable a state to destroy the abortion infrastructure while pretending to be protecting the very women whose constitutional right the requirement is eviscerating.
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My former employer, the Department of Justice Office of Inspector General (DOJ OIG), just issued its long-awaited and eviscerating misconduct report concerning the allegations of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Hill's Morning Report — Will Congress do anything on gun control?
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Let's talk about that, because Dick worked on it and a lot of people in Silicon Valley, when they did it, thought ... I think it's eviscerating, and they think it's loving, which is kind of interesting, that it's sort of a loving look at them.
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Corker, who has also said he is not running for re-election in Tennessee, accused Trump of telling falsehoods that could be easily proven wrong and willfully damaging the country's standing in the world, eviscerating the president with comments that stirred deepening divisions in the Republican Party.
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In being able to teleport anywhere in the world, it is possible to very quickly acquire excellent gear and level up extremely fast, eviscerating all in your path with, say, a Snorlax army trained so heavily that they spit liquid hell juice on anything that dares confront them.
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WASHINGTON — American Special Operations forces in eastern Syria killed a top Islamic State commander this week, Pentagon officials said Friday, part of a monthslong campaign the Obama administration boasts is eviscerating the Islamic State even as the group continues to demonstrate the power to sow violence in Western Europe.
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Op-Ed Contributor Members of Utah's congressional caucus, not content with eviscerating two national monuments in the state, have unleashed a new assault on public lands, proposing legislation that hides an agenda of deregulation behind the shield of the National Park Service and the beloved park system it oversees.
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Engineers working on certain teams are accustomed to predawn pings from work: Something might be broken, or about to break, and if you don't get up and fix it, there's hell to pay — including the possibility of an eviscerating email from a top executive, sometimes sent to the whole company.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — A rested Hillary Clinton returned to the campaign trail here on Thursday after three days of recovering at home from pneumonia, and vowed a different approach on the final stretch of the campaign, one more focused on her own positive vision for the country, rather than eviscerating her rival.
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As much comic energy as Stewart ever expended in eviscerating politicians of the right, which was mother's milk to his audience he had more than enough left over to rain satirical fire down on what he perceived as the indiscretions and pretensions of the media, mostly of the TV variety.
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And for most of its history, until very recently, Amazon too was unable to actually make any money—profits were sluggish or nonexistent, even as the company rampaged around the world, eviscerating smaller firms that actually made financial sense, turning shopping in general into a minor feature of the Amazon services constellation.
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Offensive now but once quite acceptable, these terms figured in the research for a lengthy article I wrote in 2014 about 32 men who spent decades eviscerating turkeys in a meat-processing plant in Iowa — all for $191950 a month, along with food and lodging in an ancient former schoolhouse on a hill.
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Record: 10-1Last week: 4thWeek 12 result: Beat the Packers, 37-8Week 13 opponent: at Baltimore RavensOne thing to know: The 49ers have dominated all season long, but Sunday might have been their strongest performance yet, eviscerating the Packers with a swarming defense that held Aaron Rodgers to just 104 yards passing.
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Ahead of a one-on-one lunch Friday with the beleaguered British prime minister, Trump gave an extraordinary interview to the Rupert Murdoch-owned newspaper The Sun, eviscerating the Tory leader and her negotiating abilities, undercutting her Brexit plan and boosting Boris Johnson, one of her main rivals for the party leadership.
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Some of his showiest proposals, such as a draft framework for the federal budget unveiled on February 27th that would add tens of billions in defence spending, to be paid for by eviscerating funds for the State Department, overseas aid and such bodies as the Environmental Protection Agency, have been declared "dead on arrival" by senior Republican senators.
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Why an executive or a showrunner would think that a designer-impostor Real Time with Bill Maher was going to be a hit with social media-sharing millennials who enjoy "Samantha Bee plunging the hot spear of truth into men who don't understand abortion!!!" or "John Oliver eviscerating Dr. Oz and his snake oil!!!" mystifies me.
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"Mitt Romney's multi-front attack on Donald Trump's character, policies and career was far more eviscerating than earlier complaints against Presidential aspirants by earlier nominees of their party, such as Al Smith's against Franklin Roosevelt when Roosevelt ran for reelection in 1936 and Harry Truman's against John Kennedy two weeks before the 1960 Democratic convention," said Mr. Beschloss.
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As this administration's threats to the public's health have mounted -- from sabotaging the Affordable Care Act, to eviscerating environmental policies that our health depends on, to the recent reports that the President asked for alligator-stocked border moats and shooting undocumented immigrant families in their legs to stop them (Trump denies he said this) -- where is the Surgeon General's voice?
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Which is fine, because "Lemonade" is bracing in several ways: reasserting the importance of focus in an Internet economy that prizes evanescence; placing the concerns of black women on the biggest pop stage; and upending years of public silence on the nature and state of the relationship between Beyoncé and her husband, Jay Z, by seemingly eviscerating him for his — alleged!
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Hard-core fans of Garry Shandling — whose wry, dry style influenced a generation of stand-up comedians, and who helped redefine television comedy twice, by shattering the fourth wall on "It's Garry Shandling's Show" and eviscerating the talk-show business from the inside on "The Larry Sanders Show" — will not need to be told that this cornucopia of Shandlingiana is worth their time.
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"The effort to conceal the lab's contact with Epstein was so widely known that some staff in the office of the lab's director, Joi Ito, referred to Epstein as Voldemort or 'he who must not be named,' " wrote Ronan Farrow in The New Yorker, in his eviscerating account of the moral and leadership failings of one of the digital industry's top figures.
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First lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE was perhaps the most potent of all, especially when she delivered an eviscerating attack on Trump over his attitudes toward women.
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Trump has celebrated his acquittal in recent days while eviscerating his opponents, including Romney and House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump says what he learned from impeachment is that 'Democrats are crooked' Bull meets china shop: Roger Stone controversy follows a familiar pattern House to vote Thursday on removing ERA ratification deadline MORE (D-Calif.), who was a central figure in the decision to move forward with impeachment in the lower chamber.
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" Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-22019 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE claimed we couldn't attack the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria because "[we] don't have planes and bombs to attack them with," while blaming President Obama for "weakening" and eviscerating" our armed forces.
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Wynalda rejects the label, but he also has spent months eviscerating the very organization he hopes to soon lead, and he has insisted that he alone has the skills to run an organization with more than $125 million in annual revenues most effectively, even though he spent part of the last decade warding off creditors during a period of personal financial turbulence revealed by public records and not previously reported.
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They are adults — and often parents — wiping down hotel showers and toilets, taking food orders and bussing tables, eviscerating chickens at meat-processing plants, minding children at 24-hour day care centers, picking berries, emptying trash cans, stacking grocery shelves at midnight, driving taxis and Ubers, answering customer-service hotlines, smoothing hot asphalt on freeways, teaching community-college students as adjunct professors and, yes, bagging groceries and scooping ice cream in paper hats.
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Despite all the talk about civility, the Bushes threw out the red meat whenever they had to, from Lee Atwater and Willie Horton in '88 to W.'s supporters whispering in 2000 that John McCain came home from Hanoi with snakes in his head, to the W. 2004 campaign strategy of encouraging gay marriage ballot initiatives to rile up the evangelicals, to Jeb spending a fortune on ads this winter eviscerating the character of the man he deemed the disloyal protégé, Marco Rubio.
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He also decided to make a joke about it after eviscerating the Timberwolves last night, which harkens back to the 2007 draft, when he was picked second (by the Seattle Supersonics): This was by no means lost on the Portland Trail Blazers, who had the option to pick him up in 2007, but clearly dropped the ball: But going back to Westbrook: the only one thing he really should be pissed about is that LeBron didn't even spell his name correctly.
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Trump, known for being a disruptive force at global gatherings, kicked off the meetings by criticizing French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronBiden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump returns to impeachment fight after NATO clash Overnight Defense: Trump cancels presser, cuts short NATO trip | Viral video catches leaders appearing to gossip about Trump | Dem witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses | Trump reportedly mulling more troops in Middle East MORE and eviscerating House Democrats for pursuing an impeachment inquiry the White House says is designed solely to damage his political prospects.
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