Trump landed on Priebus, fairly clearly, because he gets along with him personally and because Priebus also gets along with congressional Republican leaders.
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To think he'll be a generic Republican who gets along with a Republican leadership in Congress, which in turn gets along with itself, seems the most unlikely of scenarios.
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There is no real friction, and everyone gets along well.
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" She replies, "No, he gets along fine on his own.
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He gets along well with people, whether Hispanic or black.
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" Danes added the character "gets along with Carrie Mathison pretty well.
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Trump said Monday that he gets along "very well" with Rosenstein.
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Everyone here gets along regardless of their worldview, faith, and so on.
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"He gets along with everybody that he's encountered so far," Ramos said.
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"They know how important it is to Kylie that everyone gets along."
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It's like putting a new family together and hoping everyone gets along.
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"Everyone gets along, we all treat each other like family," he said.
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Even with a slightly unorthodox name, Gary gets along with other girls.
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There's a reason he gets along so well with Elton John, right?
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"Everyone here gets along no matter what club you're from," he added.
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My dad gets along with everyone that comes by to his restaurant.
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Vietnam probably gets along better with us than China and Russia these days.
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They know who each cat gets along with and who they can't stand.
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" She described the "new JoAnn" as "easy going, soft, gets along with people.
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He says "heck" instead of "hell," and gets along fabulously with Emily's parents.
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Everyone in the group gets along with each other, and with everybody else.
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But talking to my stuffies is unique in this sense: Everyone gets along!
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A Fox News contributor who also gets along with the "Fake News" journalists.
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For the stupid people who say, 'Oh, he gets along,' it's good get along.
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Sanders told Lee that he gets along with Obama – and they go way back.
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Scott Disick gets along with Caitlyn Jenner much better than he did with Bruce.
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But the show isn't about wicked stepmothers or evil teens — everyone mostly gets along.
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In an ideal world, everyone gets along peacefully — and we should strive for that.
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"During our family gatherings, there are Muslims, Christians and everybody gets along," she said.
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Her husband, a shrink named Steve (Gabriel Byrne), gets along with her pretty well.
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He gets along with kids and other dogs, is potty trained and loves to play.
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"If he gets along with Russia - ultimately it's good for strategic stability," one diplomat said.
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Just be level-headed and recognize that not everyone gets along — and that's totally fine.
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If Mr Trudeau just gets along with Mr Obama, that will be a significant change.
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"As to how she gets along with Russia, well, she speaks fluent Russian," he said.
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Everybody gets along and has similar, if unexpected, frames of reference for talking about stuff.
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Both my flatmates have breakfast with us, and to my delight everyone gets along splendidly.
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With fewer examples of rudeness to follow, everyone gets along just a little bit better.
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How well their leader gets along with Washington tends to affect their sense of security.
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Hopefully we'll stay together, the organization will figure it out, because the core gets along.
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But Josh gets along with pretty much everyone, so things don't exactly go according to plan.
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But a source close to the golfer says that the former couple gets along well now.
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"She's here, she knows everybody, she actually gets along with the media very well," Trump said.
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It turns out it's hard to design a microwave that gets along with Wi-Fi signals.
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"He gets along great with Taylor's brother, and it's very obvious that her parents really like Calvin."
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My boyfriend gets along well with my coworkers and it is so nice to meet everyone's SOs.
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The White House gets along better internally with itself right now than the House of Representatives does.
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" Trump said he gets along "very, very well" with Erdogan and called him a "friend of mine.
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Apart from the Taycan, every production EV uses a single-speed transmission, and gets along just fine.
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You can come out here and deal with young people and old people and everyone gets along.
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She helped with Ms. Chiquet's book, works on her speeches and gets along well with her daughters.
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The mother of two works out, eats bagels and even gets along famously with her in-laws.
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If the autonomous vehicle industry is a party, Lyft is that dude who somehow gets along with everybody.
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She gets along with people easily, and I don't have to work as hard as I normally do.
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" Another noted that, "Outside of that public spat over San Bernardino, Apple gets along with the federal government.
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He gets along great with his employees at Allsafe, the cybersecurity firm at which he is chief executive.
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It is mostly secular, but gets along with its more religious residents, about a quarter of the population.
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"So, being aware of changes in your child's emotions (mood, anxiety) that are enough to affect how your child gets on in their daily life (gets along with friends, does their school work, gets along with family) is something that all parents can look out for," Rice added by email.
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This not only gets along with biological molecules better than glucose, it also leads to cleaner, crystal-free images.
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Chris also revealed that he gets along well with Cyrus, who he said leaves her superstar persona at home.
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We love it when rational Mercury gets along with imaginative, spiritual Neptune—the energy is poetic, connected, and fantastical.
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What I see here is everybody gets along, and everybody understands what kind of job they need to do.
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Everyone gets along and supports each other, which I am sure is common in a lot of vibrant cities.
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She gets along by not threatening the men — keeping her expectations low, her comments flattering and her work mediocre.
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He digs she's a Leo ... and is stoked Osmariel gets along great with his 7-year-old daughter, Camila.
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A former naval officer, he gets along with Mr. Kelly, the Marine Corps general who mowed down the Mooch.
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White House communications director Bill Shine told NBC that Mulvaney was picked because Trump likes and gets along with him.
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But Stephen King's style generally includes copious backstory, and for much of its run, Midnight Special gets along without it.
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"There are people from all over the world living in Plaza but there's no violence; everyone gets along," says Fatima.
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But on the show, Carey gets along just fine with the help of her team (including her new boo, Bryan Tanaka).
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" Plus, it doesn't hurt that the group gets along great: "It was like going to work with your friends every day!
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Bahceli also is likely to encourage a hardline policy towards Russia, even though Erdogan gets along with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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That means a family that gets along, roommates who don't throw parties when you're trying to sleep—and who pay rent.
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But duck breast, in keeping with her blockbuster hit status, gets along with fruit, jam, smoke and acid, as you prefer.
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"They don't hire guys with egos — we're all chill Aussie boys that come from different backgrounds and everyone gets along," Morris says.
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It's not surprising that everyone gets along, because Faris told People that her friendship with Pratt was a huge priority post-split.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - President Donald Trump may not like Jeff Bezos, but his Department of Defense gets along great with Amazon.
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During his time in the region, he said, he found that the unofficial clergy often gets along fine with the local authorities.
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Lucy, who is now fully obsessed with the amateur photographer, cannot stomach the fact that he gets along so well with Lily.
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Even if you're looking for someone who's financially stable and gets along with your family, all you can really hope for is Shrek.
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During a rally on August 21, the day Trump created four of those companies, he said he gets along well with Saudi Arabia.
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Israel and Saudi Arabia have said they've met behind closed doors to talk about Iran, a nation neither of them gets along with.
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" Christina says, "I'm so fortunate for that as a stepparent, and that she has two great parents and everybody just gets along so great.
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Then he's lured into a case by an NYPD detective (Bojana Novakovic) who has trouble working with partners, but gets along well with Dylan.
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During her interview with CBS Sunday Morning, which recently aired, Ivana was asked how she gets along fine with Melania but not with Maples.
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Although he gets along fine with the females in his own group, Angela in the group next door is the apple of his eye.
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Peltz also seems tight with Bella, as evidenced by this Instagram: A couple that can happily hang together and gets along with one another's siblings?
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When Cruz gets along the fence, he does generally do a decent job of getting out but he tends to duck out almost every time.
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" The former secretary of state also hit Trump for attempting to work with Putin, saying that "anybody that believes in freedom gets along with [Putin].
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He gets along with the locals, and through the program he's had access to Italian and IT lessons, as well as specific job training courses.
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Opal also gets along with other dogs, including Pearl, a 1-year-old deaf terrier mix, whom the Brays adopted after the video went viral.
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Nearly everything, whether cooked in beer or not, gets along nicely with it; the wonderful, often obscure bottles and drafts are Resto's strongest link with Belgium.
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Heinkel says the man works for Wheels and flags him down, to confirm that ScootScoop gets along with the young contractors who work for big scooter.
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We are developing the ideal American worker who is a critical thinker, who gets along well with others and leads others, and has incredible technology skills.
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Yes, it's best if everyone gets along, but expecting colleagues to be genuine friends may set the bar too high: The point of work isn't socializing.
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I have two sisters, and their paths have been rocky, whereas my brother is a handsome, popular college athlete who gets along well with my mother.
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Mr. Trump has told his staff that he "gets along fine" with Ms. Merkel, though he finds the interactions awkward, two people close to him said.
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The fact that the episode doesn't pack a bigger punch when it comes to both topics only speaks to how muddled its message gets along the way.
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Not only does Beckinsale says she gets along with Silverman, she also noted that she was thankful to have her involved in her and Sheen's daughter's life.
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So much will depend on your team members' experience, temperament and strengths, as well as your own -- not to mention how everyone gets along with each other.
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The sisters set up in his home, and while the childlike Margit gets along well with Johann's young son Jonas, the kid has real problems with Katla.
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When you start discussing work, don't dwell on talking about being a great team member who gets along with everyone—save that elevator speech for a Libra.
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Swinton shares 21-year-old twins Honor and Xavier with ex John Byrne, but told the outlet that Kopp gets along great with all of her family members.
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That means it needs algorithms that govern how it moves through the vegetation, as well as a morphology that gets along with a dense forest (so no rotors).
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It's premised on the presumed differences between the two hosts, but the real humor derives from how well everyone gets along, how likely and familiar the interactions are.
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"Here, I hear all sides of every issue, and yet everybody gets along," said Mr. Woods, an independent who said he voted for individuals, not by party affiliation.
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Even my mother, who is her sister-in-law and one of the few people who gets along with her, is not in agreement with my taking action.
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Since making their relationship public, Young has bonded with Taylor and Brayden, and said recently that she gets along well with Anstead, who married Ant Anstead in 2018.
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Sridiharan, sounding oddly like James Stewart) gets along just fine with his maharani (Aadya Bedi) and his favorite concubine (Purva Bedi), who is rumored to be a witch.
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I have guests from all over, and I have staff from all over, and as their boss, it's my responsibility to make sure everyone gets along and acts professionally.
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He is one of the few Republican senators who gets along well with Mr. Cruz, and the two have been in touch since Mr. Rubio withdrew from the race.
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But I was happy to see anybody – I'm one of the rare little birds who kind of gets along with anybody, mostly out of this desperate need to be liked.
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Guardian columnist Nikesh Shukla wrote that he copes with it by forming a fringe group with only family members he gets along with, to complain about the ones they don't.
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"I'm admittedly a dog person, for sure," Smith allows, but his household does include a much-loved yellow tabby named Goose, who gets along well with his family's two dogs.
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Trump, meanwhile, was happy to tell ABC News how well he gets along with the Dear Leader, during an extended back-and-forth about North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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And that's why Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, whose long-term plan is to put a lot more Republican-appointed judges on the bench, gets along so well with Trump.
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Naturally, as a lifelong California resident who gets along with everybody, I don't see this the same way as the rest of the country and can't speak for anyone else.
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Ms. Elia, 69, a former superintendent of schools in Florida's Hillsborough County, which includes Tampa, has pursued a modest and conciliatory course, and she gets along well with Ms. Fariña.
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I hope he gets along better with Kim Jong-un than he did with Justin Trudeau this week, but look, I would like to see some successes out of that summit.
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The remarkable thing is that everyone gets along quite nicely too — you kind of have to when you move from one world to the other by just taking a few steps.
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The cast gets along so well some of them are roommates "I can't even describe how lucky we are," says Lili Reinhart of the real-life friendship among the cast members.
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Like all the Spanish guys he's passionate about the competition and he's one of those you can pair with pretty much anyone because he gets along with a lot of the guys.
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But the respectable divorced father of three who gets along well enough with his ex-wife and has worked through all his issues in therapy can feel comfortable receiving ahead of her.
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That may explain why producers were so intent on insisting, during the show's TCA panel, that it will be about a family that might occasionally fight over politics but fundamentally gets along.
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What's next: This weekend, Bannon, Kushner and Priebus are having discussions about whether the marriage can be saved: "Either Steve becomes a team player and gets along with people, or he'll be gone."
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He tells us he is a good negotiator, that he knows how to put smart people around him, that he gets along with everyone, that he has the best temperament to be president.
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Mr. O'Brien also gets along better than his predecessors did with Mr. Pompeo, who feuded with Mr. Bolton, and with Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who often gives foreign policy advice.
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"They're mostly ignoring him, humoring him occasionally while the rest of the family gets along fine, enjoys the turkey and watches the game," said William Kristol, the former editor of The Weekly Standard.
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The Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen (Image: AP)The Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen (Image: Wikimedia)"The GBGV is a laid back, intelligent, friendly pack hound that gets along well with other dogs," writes the AKC.
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Clinton's top considerations, aides tell CNN, is someone who does not harm her chances against Trump, a partner who gets along well with her and is credible at stepping into the presidency should anything happen.
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This challenges what she told Mike Allen on June 7 during our Axios News Shapers event, when she suggested that everyone in the WH gets along and that no one is really in the doghouse.
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While watching the coverage of electric car company Tesla's new highs on Friday, I got to wondering how the disruptive innovation of ETFs gets along with companies that exhibit disruptive traits in their own industries.
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But even though they haven't formally tied the knot, the 34-year-old actor said that he gets along great with Cyrus — despite the fact that she routinely leaves her superstar Hannah Montana persona at home.
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But even though they haven't formally tied the knot, Chris, 34 says that he gets along great with Cyrus — despite the fact that the 24-year-old routinely leaves her superstar Hannah Montana persona at home.
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But for a jellyfish—which gets along quite fine without a brain, using a series of nerves to react when needed but moving with the current's flow most of the time—what is it good for?
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" Thought the note did not mention why Sasha was surrendered this way, it did mention all the things that make Sasha a great dog: He enjoys head pets, gets along with children and "absolutely loves steaks.
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If you want to try it, you'll have to snag a bowl before Valentine's Day All in all, you'll have to try it for yourself to decide if the ramen gets along with your taste buds.
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She says she gets along fine with her Burman colleagues—in fact, it is the memory of Karen rebels who used to storm into her house asking for food, money and recruits that spooks her the most.
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Priebus is well-liked by the GOP establishment, and a major question moving forward will be how the Breitbart wing gets along with more traditional Republican leaders uncomfortable with its emphasis on race-baiting headlines and conspiracy theories.
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Perhaps that's why he gets along so well with President Donald Trump, who has invited Duterte to the White House and even praised him for a brutal crackdown on drug dealers that has killed more than 8,000 people.
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He also gets along with Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, and with Mr. Pompeo, though officials said the secretary acted as a "buzz saw" toward some of his harder-edged ideas about Iran.
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President-elect Trump's pick to head the State Department, Rex Tillerson, has the commentariat in a buzz, and mostly a buzz about how Tillerson gets along too well with Russia's Putin, or how he is an "evil capitalist" sort.
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A "special bond" tested by "gangster-like" demands But as he's finding with North Korea, so much depends on what happens after the summit, and there's more to a deal than how he gets along with another world leader.
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He is thankful, he says, to be on a team with such a strong Latino presence—Beltre, Elvis Andrus, Carlos Gomez, Nomar Mazara, Martin Perez, Robinson Chirinos, Hanser Alberto—that isn't cliquey, and where everyone more or less gets along.
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"[Pompeo] is a very affable guy, he gets along with people, he's a team builder — I think Pompeo will quickly be one of the go-to guys for the president-elect," said House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.).
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"It's a multitude of different ethnicities and cultures and everyone mostly gets along," said Aliesa Ramdharry, 20003, a Guyanese immigrant who was folding laundry and fixing a washing machine at Everest Laundromat, which had signs in English, Spanish and Bengali.
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Michael Doran, a former national security official in the George W. Bush White House, said an ideal national security adviser should act as an "honest broker" who is well informed and process oriented, and who gets along personally with the president.
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"This is a guy who actually gets along with Mitch McConnell and a number of other Republicans," said Mr. Carper, invoking the Senate majority leader with whom Mr. Biden worked closely to negotiate a handful of agreements in the Obama years.
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" Cathy Horyn, a critic at large for New York magazine and a former fashion critic for The New York Times, says that Condé Nast is "a delicate organism, and historically that company has proven that it gets along better with an artistic director.
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I still remember a few, because they're qualities I continue to look for — creative, gets along with their family, down to earth, ambitious, has a "career" and not just a "job" (a very important distinction for a career-oriented gal like myself).
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" Clinton said "it's no surprise" that she and Putin "did not exactly get along," but added, "to be fair, hardly anybody who believes in freedom gets along with him because he is always trying to dominate, intimidate and direct how people and nations behave.
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He gives the same reason for not attending Eaux Claires—"my knees are shot, I'm too old to walk around, and I don't like sitting on the ground"—but he gets along with the city's most recent Grammy winner, who still lives in town.
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For example, Trump is far, far less liked among women than either of his GOP rivals: But Trump still insisted to Woodward and Costa that he's well-liked: What I do see is — what I am amazed at is, I'm somebody that gets along with people.
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Though it's easy to think of toxic employees as the one aggressive sales guy who works by himself that no one gets along with, or the woman from marketing who rolls her eyes at every idea she doesn't bring up herself, that's not necessarily the case.
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He wants us to forget about the upsurge in white nationalism and anti-Semitic hate crimes that seems to have been a product of his political rise, including three synagogue shootings in the past year alone, because he gets along well with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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When each person can contribute fully to a team in a way that uniquely supports and improves the efforts of the other team members – and when each team member gets along and really cares about the other individuals as people, not just as colleagues – that's when a team is truly poised to make magic.
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Do they notice that my son gets along with almost everyone, that he loves to be included and joins all the clubs, that his friends mean a lot to him, that he loves to read and has a huge vocabulary, that he laughs boisterously, that even when things are hard he trudges through mostly with a smile, that he's determined, he's smart, he's energetic, he's optimistic?
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And one thing on the vets — during the last debate, I raised $6 million for the vets, and I will tell you something... (APPLAUSE) MUIR: ... I will tell you that I think nobody here, nobody on this stage, gets along with the veterans groups in New Hampshire better than I do without ball (ph) to sarel (ph) and all of the people that I deal with and these are great people.
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Billionaire Mark CubanMark CubanCuban says he'd spank daughter if she was partying during coronavirus pandemic Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Trump hopes to reopen economy by Easter | GOP senators expect stimulus vote Wednesday | House Dems eye two more stimulus bills | Trump says he gets along 'very well' with Fauci NBA owner Mark Cuban to Senate: 'Do your f---ing job' MORE on Tuesday knocked two top senators, demanding that they reach a compromise on a stimulus package in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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NBA owner Mark CubanMark CubanCuban says he'd spank daughter if she was partying during coronavirus pandemic Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Trump hopes to reopen economy by Easter | GOP senators expect stimulus vote Wednesday | House Dems eye two more stimulus bills | Trump says he gets along 'very well' with Fauci NBA owner Mark Cuban to Senate: 'Do your f---ing job' MORE told ABC's "The View" he would bend his daughter over his knee and give her a public spanking if he discovered she was among those who "were partying on spring break" amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Doug is a fantastic guy who gets along with everybody but [Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.)] is going to require a level of consensus by the two committees before something is going to happen — and then that doesn't even include Burr," Gowdy said, referring to Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard BurrRichard Mauze BurrHoekstra emerges as favorite for top intelligence post Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Trump withdraws Ratcliffe as Intelligence pick MORE (R-N.C.).
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" This year's Oscar-nominated films include: Arrival ("Amy Adams' second movie this year about trying to relate to an alien no one gets along with"), Lion ("If you say you've seen this, you're probably lyin'") Hell or High Water (the film that features "that one grizzled cowboy voice Jeff Bridges does"), Moonlight (retitled "All of the Oscar Things"), Manchester by the Sea (in which Casey Affleck plays "a hard-drinking, irritable Boston man living in the shadow of his more successful older brother"), Hacksaw Ridge ("enjoy the brief window of time before Mel Gibson burns his bridge to Hollywood again"), Fences (featuring "how much acting you could fit into one movie"), Hidden Figures (retitled "Diary of a Black Math Woman") and La La Land ("ugh man the Academy just can't resist a movie about how special the movies are, can they?
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