I would go today if I could go... CAVUTO: But I wonder if it creates such ill will to say that the president is heartless, Republicans are heartless, maybe the attorney general is heartless.
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It's cruelty on a Grand Guignol scale, both in Trump's heartless tweets and in his mindless salesmanship of the Republicans' heartless budget.
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Unless you're a heartless robot, you're going to need 'em.
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Anything short of a vote is heartless and cowardly. pic.twitter.
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How could they be so heartless and kill this girl?
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And for you to take that away, it's completely heartless.
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In my opinion, those heartless congressmen need tough medicine, too.
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This measure is cruel and heartless, worse than any machine.
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I think the entire Trump views' on immigration is heartless.
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"This is an absolutely heartless response," Perry said on Twitter.
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"This is an absolutely heartless response," singer Katy Perry tweeted.
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Did the Mueller investigation produce this heartless family separation policy?
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But hey, it turns out that they're actually heartless monsters.
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"They are trying to cast us as heartless," she continued.
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It's heartless to be perfectly alright with someone else's death.
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It's not a heartless portrayal, but it's an ambivalent one.
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Once again, news reports portrayed United as a heartless airline.
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Trump, of course, has said all manner of heartless things.
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On impeachment day, a heartless president was true to form.
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And I'm not just harping on the "heartless bank" trope.
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The little guy takes another blow from big, heartless efficiency.
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A lot of your Democratic colleagues say, Republicans are heartless, they&aposre mean, they&aposre ripping kids from their parents&apos arms, and they meant to do it, it&aposs all targeted, they&aposre heartless.
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Some critics, however, began castigating his pianism as mere heartless dazzle.
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You are destroying the earth and you&aposre a heartless bigot.
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Emperor Palpatine was a heartless schemer and an effective puppet master.
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The feud between Taylor Swift and Kanye West has turned heartless.
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No matter the method, it's heartless, cruel, and will traumatize children.
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" Bob Menendez (NJ): "It's about as heartless as you can get.
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She called the immigration bureau "heartless" in seeking Boehringer&aposs expulsion.
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Besides, what kind of heartless bastard doesn't cheer for the underdog?
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" Trump: "I know there are some conservatives who are very heartless.
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It is cruel, it is heartless, and it is flat wrong.
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Dr. Carson is no heartless villain out to deprive the poor.
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This struck a lot of victims as both heartless and senseless.
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But what they've been doing to him is heartless, it's cruel.
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Is it heartless for the schools to even consider home equity?
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But his policies — and his pursuit of them — are stunningly heartless.
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Look, I don't want to sound heartless or cruel or anything.
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My husband says we would be heartless not to help her.
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Republican members of Congress are not all as heartless as Rep.
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I remember thinking: What kind of a heartless place is this?
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FOWLER: Yeah, heartless -- KURTZ: And a lot of people agree with you.
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" Of the gunman, he charged: "This person had to be heartless, ruthless.
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This was an alleged "third way" between heartless conservatism and spendthrift liberalism.
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Heartless—monstrous embodiments of pure darkness—steal hearts, snuffing out their light.
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This is not proof of a heartless world; it's just human nature.
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"American Heart Association: "The Senate draft health care bill is literally heartless.
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How heartless do you have to be to take away their rights?
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" Of the gunman, he said: "This person had to be heartless, ruthless.
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The things that he's saying are cruel and heartless and promoting fear.
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It also makes better use of Kanye West's "Heartless" than 808s & Heartbreak.
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" Sanders reacted to that Sunday by saying, "I think it is heartless.
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These people were heartless and felt nothing for the women getting abortions.
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But internally, employees would ceaselessly machinate against each other with heartless glee.
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Critics say the focus on deporting unaccompanied children is heartless and impractical.
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So what about their old schoolyard nemeses, those heartless bullies — the jocks?
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Byron really just thinks it's funny that she's such a heartless bitch.
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To take that away without warning or adequate reason is beyond heartless.
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It's not just that heartless people are more likely to become rich.
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She said that the limp was a heartless perversion of true infirmity.
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Still, it all seems pretty heartless — and apparently the community thought so, too.
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"This is not about a heartless mother who does the unthinkable," Terry said.
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The Trump administration's revision of the public charge rule is improper and heartless.
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It was apparent on Pallbearer's recent Heartless and Spirit Adrift's Curse of Conception.
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And though she can be heartless and cruel, that's part of the fun.
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In 1985 the government's reaction was one of heartless inaction and shameful denial.
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How heartless to make this incredible journey about something as cold as money!
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Mr Trump preferred to tell a bleak story about heartless choices, consciously made.
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And she's starting with whichever heartless so-and-so stole her grandmother's dog.
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West, who performed "Heartless" (hmm) right after his Trump statement, soon got defensive.
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Next week on Grey's, is Bailey really heartless enough to fire her mentor?
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Clearly, because only a heartless person would not completely swoon over this trailer.
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" Becerra said in a release that Trump's policy is a "heartless political maneuver.
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Lyft might be run by heartless people who care only about making money.
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When they rule for the government, they are viewed as heartless or cruel.
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The Senate bill appears just as mean and heartless as its House counterpart.
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"Perhaps that's a defective—because it's heartless—definition of love," he goes on.
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Admiring a giant, furry, heartless man-beast's physique and personality is one thing.
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His ouster by the military after 30 years of heartless rule is welcome.
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For this heartless and pointless incident to happen, there's no words to describe.
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Many words come to mind to describe this plan: unconscionable, heartless, and inhuman.
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While some Democrats opposed the spending cuts as heartless, others mostly mocked the legislation.
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That's a step too far for some—it's weird, heartless, and, well, outright selfish.
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So they&aposre only recourse is to demonize Trump as a heartless baby jailor.
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But just because he has good taste in food doesn't mean he's completely heartless.
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That evening, Owen visits his wealthy Succession-like family for a bougie, heartless dinner.
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Trump and the Republicans have been unfairly painted as "heartless" by the mainstream media.
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""It seems like a pretty heartless thing to do, but that's what always happens.
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What incentive is there to read all these repellent passages about a heartless ogre?
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If this doesn&apost prove how evil and heartless Donald Trump is, nothing will.
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" Piers Morgan is also slamming Logan ... saying, "You're a sick, twisted, heartless little prick.
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Often underpaid and overworked, they're the frequent punching bags of the moneyed and heartless.
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That is, how do we maximize the common good in the least heartless way.
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The internet called the tone-deaf Facebook CEO a "heartless millionaire" for using a
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" On national television, she called the destruction of the raptors' home "pointless and heartless.
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"It's about capitalism at its most tenacious, heartless and dehumanizing worst," Mr. Ruffalo said.
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The songs -- "Heartless" and "Blinding Lights" -- are already at the top of the charts.
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We'd be in much better shape if Trump and company were merely heartless misers.
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Now there is a move to rescind what many see as a heartless policy.
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In the West, he was seen as a heartless warmonger and coddler of terrorists.
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" Going on to compare vice presidents, he added: "Some say Mike Pence is heartless.
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This is the heartless and arbitrary nature of being a celebrity in a nutshell.
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"We are still in shock over this heartless, barbaric, sick, torturing act," the shelter wrote.
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INGRAHAM: Next, a story that shows how bleeding heart lefties can actually be totally heartless.
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Once a lovable underdog goofball, Kyle comes into FR as a heartless, lying, manipulative… pirate.
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Neal says producers were heartless and told her she needed to finish shooting the scene.
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I will not tolerate this heartless attempt to exploit me or the woman I loved.
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Heartless contacted Twitter support multiple times about this issue, but did not receive a response.
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"You can't come into court and espouse a position that's heartless," Garaufis said in court.
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"It was shameless, it was heartless, it's important information to get out there," Schneiderman said.
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A heartless chef, Lustucru, who planned to butcher innocent rabbits — and the cat — for dinner.
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Mr. Trump called her "crooked" and "heartless" in a speech to the National Rifle Association.
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Maritime legal experts called the move "heartless," while also noting that it is not uncommon.
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The artist has cast Trump as a heartless Tin Man, desperately in need of oil.
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And maybe more importantly, would they be heartless enough to off one of the kids???
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Since when have we become so heartless that the term has become a dirty word?
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And the idea that you could take away the one thing they've got is heartless.
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It's heartless, but also hilarious ... and we still can't decide whether it's OK to laugh.
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" Representative Nita Lowey of New York, chairwoman of the Appropriations Committee, called the objection "heartless.
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Immigration advocates called the new enforcement policy a heartless way to try to reduce smuggling.
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But volunteers call the rules a heartless technicality meant to discourage homeless people from congregating.
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Cheryl Strayed Deep grief often gets reignited when big things happen in our lives, Heartless.
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Many people do seem to think that our president is brainless, heartless, anything but spleenless.
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Nobody should be heartless enough to begrudge those who want to keep their pets alive.
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They regularly point to the "homeless crisis" to prove how uncaring and heartless America is.
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The middle class and the poor were never at the heart of this heartless bill.
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These are old arguments, dating to Dickens's heartless Ebenezer Scrooge and the noble Cratchit family.
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The people who think this is right, they either got tunnel vision or they're heartless.
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He was into it a few months ago when he covered Kanye's "Heartless" on Radio 1.
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How many employers would actually be heartless enough to reintroduce annual limits if given the chance?
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It's January -- better known as "Divorce Month," because no one wants to be heartless before Christmas.
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The result is a forced-smiles competition where ambitious women end up looking like heartless hawks.
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One heartless commentator dared say locking innocent children away was like 'sending the kids to camp.
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But then another smaller, liverless (and heartless) great white shark carcass washed up on May 4th.
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It's a card that only a particularly heartless child would buy for their poor, downtrodden dad.
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" But she does know this: "This would have to be done by a heartless, soulless person.
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But when I so much as mentioned a career opportunity, I was a heartless heartbreaking bitch.
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The scariest part of the Trump administration is not found in its heartless health care proposals.
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Now I reveal myself to be a heartless monster: I really saw Raven's side of this.
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"This goes out to the heartless bitch that stole my fucking kid from me," he begins.
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At first, I thought the idea was sick, demented, heartless—a social hour during an execution!
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Heartless, robotic, ever-calculating, willing to do anything to maximize profits at his nuclear power plant.
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The truck attack shows that anything can be made into a weapon by heartless mass murderers.
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"The fashion industry isn't what everyone thinks it is," she said backstage, meaning cutthroat and heartless.
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These corporations, they almost seem heartless sometimes and I think to myself, who did the job?
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My first thought when I read your letter, Heartless, was: Oh my god — you're in pain.
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If you're feeling cold and hard, Heartless, it's only because you're guarding a lot of vulnerability.
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I am sorry your friends dumped you, and particularly for the heartless way they did it.
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It would be cold and heartless for people to believe otherwise, not to mention economically shortsighted.
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That must end, now that we know the motivation behind his heartless and often ineffective policies.
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"A guilty plea cannot undo the heartless acts this woman committed against defenseless children," Yost said.
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"I'm back to my ways 'cause I'm heartless," he sings on the upbeat R&B track.
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We shouldn't be heartless and ignore the hardships shutdowns and deferred payments would cause many Americans.
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Indeed, House Republicans are trying to paint Democrats as heartless politicians who refuse to help children.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign is road-testing a new line of attack against Donald Trump — heartless tycoon.
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Maybe it was just a heartless management company, telling the volunteer board that they knew best.
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Those who disagree with stricter gun control have accused Democrats of being heartless and inconsiderate online.
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Heartless, power-hungry liberals snatch guns away from poor, defenseless citizens while openly mocking Gold Star widows.
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And, of course, a former L.A. mayor, an Obama flack and key journalisst all blame heartless Trump.
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" And, "It sounds so cruel and heartless, give me an example of how you guys actually operate.
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She says it makes her look heartless if she says nothing; after all, he was her boyfriend.
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Because of this gender change, Tamblyn says readers can "relish" in this "vile, heartless, and haunting" character.
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He said he would treat us "with heart," but here we were, confronted with his heartless decision.
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Alone together, we can finally admit to the parts of us that are heartless, petty, power hungry.
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And he is widely regarded by anyone who watched his confirmation hearing as heartless on frozen truckers.
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We can't keep health care from being complicated, but we can certainly stop it from being heartless.
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"I will not tolerate this heartless attempt to exploit me or the woman I loved," he continued.
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John Edwards was caricatured as a sleazy ambulance chaser; Mitt Romney as a heartless private equity predator.
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Plus, the groups say, it's just a heartless thing to do to the nation's most vulnerable populations.
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Since we're not totally heartless, we'll serve these up on delicious cakes to help soften the blow.
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I hoped for a still heavier, more heartless pressure to hold me fast to that hospital bed.
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He wanted to make sure it could not easily be removed by heartless vandals or indifferent bureaucrats.
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But the fact that this ever happened drove the left to cry Trump&aposs a heartless guy.
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He is strangely comforted by the host's heartless speculation about Sabrina's death—it mirrors his own numbness.
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Each side in the dispute used the photograph to argue that the other was brutal and heartless.
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Friendly reminder: Heartless HK police are aiming people head and using expired tear gas INSIDE railway station.
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The day before, she received intense backlash for what some critics dubbed "heartless" comments about the pandemic.
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For example, golfers seemed less prone to grumpily bemoan their poor shots, cruel bogeys and heartless bounces.
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President Trump's executive order on immigration is not merely illegal and unconstitutional, but also heartless and discriminatory.
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They may be heartless, like the pharmaceutical company that jacks up the price of a lifesaving drug.
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In the eyes of many Chinese, the boy was a heartless criminal who deserved to be punished.
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"I think the comments are rude and heartless," Ms. Crawford said, with no emotion in her voice.
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It is a heartless and cruel scene: search crews sifting through ash hoping to find fragments of bone.
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But now that Trump is trying to enforce our immigration laws, he&aposs suddenly just a heartless thug.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, called the administration's brief "heartless and wrong" on Wednesday.
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But wait a minute, I thought it was the heartless President Trump who doesn&apost care about America?
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Aware that people who spread herpes are conceived as selfish, deceitful, heartless, I tried to be the opposite.
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" After both Roeders left court, Wolf remarked to her staff: "If y'all aren't teared up, you're just heartless.
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I pulled accusations out of nowhere, saying she was a heartless and cold woman, which was entirely false.
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But it takes a literally heartless algorithm to ensure that thousands, or even millions, of people see it.
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" After Zagel's decision, his wife, Patti Blagojevich, told reporters the judge's ruling was "unusually cruel, heartless and unfair.
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Rick Santorum is no longer an elected official, but that doesn't mean he's stopped being a heartless buffoon.
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If swing voters see conservatives as the left paints them — as heartless callous racists and misogynists, we lose.
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"Fight him on policy if you disagree with him but this is just gross and heartless," she continued.
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So how healthy is it to be told hourly that you&aposre heartless, racist and killing the Earth?
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I think the entire Trump views on immigration is heartless," Sanders said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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Fast make the enemy a dispensable, alluring other as much as he portrays the soldiers as heartless villains.
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Admitting this made me feel heartless, especially knowing he would soon move away and our relationship would end.
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Sketchbook | Graphic Review The cartoonist turns to the late playwright's collected works as solace in a heartless world.
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Its album "Heartless," released in March, continues to expand the horizons visible from beneath doom's bleary, black umbrella.
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Those closest to her say it was a survival mechanism, not a heartless act or a business decision.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "The new Senate health care bill: It's a mean, beautiful, heartless, amazing travesty of an accomplishment.
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Many found the order xenophobic and unconstitutional — not to mention heartless, considering the immigrants fleeing from war-torn Syria.
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But it&aposs also true that we talk about it as if it&aposs heartless to enforce the border.
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She wanted to keep the pregnancy a secret, but he told many people around town, painting her as heartless.
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The rapper was in the middle of performing "Heartless" when he was pulled to the side of the stage.
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There is an appetite for heartless humor and a bustling market for anything in opposition to the politically correct.
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The NPR interviewer was wrong to suggest the policy is "heartless," which implies indifference to the human suffering involved.
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Meanwhile, West, 39, performed "Heartless" at the Meadows Music & Arts Festival before he found out about the terrifying heist.
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If all that wasn't heartless enough, the FTC reports the most vulnerable victims were those aged 40 to 69.
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Drug dealers, by larger society's standards, are some of the most vile, cruel, and heartless individuals in our world.
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" Emerson Collective President Laurene Powell Jobs: "Is there anything more heartless and less intelligent that our government could do?
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" When Reddit user badoo123 professed his love for Gates, the billionaire snubbed him with a cold and heartless "Thanks!
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And, in fact, a couple of debates ago, he said, if you don't support socialized health care, you're heartless.
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"The Senate bill needed heart, the way this bill cuts health care is heartless," said Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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The Trump administration's actions in this regard are extremely reckless, heartless, ill-conceived and, in some cases, completely illegal.
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There are genuine tears, from both the interview subjects and — unless you're a heartless monster — from you, the viewer.
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So maybe the Grinch wasn't heartless, he just had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy -- making the heart seem smaller from the inside.
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" Hamill's pushback in print denounced Trump as "snarling and heartless and fraudulently tough, insisting on the virtues of stupidity.
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How could Meg have done such a stupid and heartless thing, and created a breach in the March household?
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The games industry (like many parts of the wider world) can feel heartless or machinic, both inhuman and inhumane.
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He has long believed that heartless profit-driven "globalist" CEOs are giving foreign workers a jump on American citizens.
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Ali's heartless attack on Frazier couldn't be merely seen as his usual attempt to get inside his opponent's head.
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That heartless machine would keep playing out for days in an empty room, long after the singer keeled over.
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" Calling the decision "heartless," he sarcastically remarked: "I'm just glad I was born in Paterson, N.J., not Mexico City.
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It conjures up images of heartless lawmakers sticking it to heroic educators who simply stood up for their jobs.
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"It may be true that the law cannot change the heart, but it can restrain the heartless," King said.
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But in his new song "Heartless," released Tuesday night, The Weeknd takes a more pragmatic approach to being single.
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Waited for phone calls from my kids, praying to a heartless god that they were safe every violent day.
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But the two men share the same vulnerability: Their rivals can portray them as heartless scavengers, profiting off ordinary Americans.
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Just hours earlier on Wednesday, Schumer blasted the president's "heartless" and "brainless" decision to end DACA at a news conference.
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With this incident, we believe these heartless people are responsible for more than 60 mysterious deaths over the past months.
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But for any remaining heartless monsters, there's this new study published on Monday in the journal of Learning and Behavior.
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On 2008's "Heartless," lyrics like "You got a new friend, well I got homies" offer a shaming double standard.
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Unfortunately, it was a mostly drab and heartless slog, but the sequel manages to fix most of the original's problems.
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For others, he is a heartless criminal who floods America's streets with narcotics and leaves Mexico's streets strewn with bodies.
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The truth is that we do have a cunning and heartless enemy: Our brothers in faith and our fellow citizens.
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While turning down patients for an experimental drug may sound heartless, it may be the more compassionate, if difficult, decision.
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Sora, a hero chosen by the Heartless-slaying Keyblade, is on a perennial quest to stop the darkness from succeeding.
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There are some—like your Heartless crews back in the day or whatever—but in my actual scene right now?
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For some people — like my clearly heartless, coldblooded colleague Naveen Kumar — the sweet factor is just too much to stomach.
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The Hopkinton Police Department in Rhode Island is searching for the heartless person who left a neglected dog for dead.
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It opened up opportunities for us, like Heartless Crew would invite us down to do shows or just to chill.
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The Fab Five were heartless in a way that catered perfectly to 1990s homophobic stereotypes but was also genuinely funny.
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Pablo Larraín's recent film "Jackie" presents a surprisingly heartless version of the First Lady in the week following the assassination.
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Not much has changed, I thought: As a teenager I devoured stories about clever djinns, heartless monsters and harsh terrains.
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Jeb Bush also on Monday called on Trump to end the "heartless policy" in a tweet replying to the president.
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How one man, one sick minded heartless sociopath could inflict such pain on so many is quite literally beyond belief.
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Nothing is more dependable now than the passion the heartless display when trans people's humanity is offered up for mockery.
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The first two songs from the album, "Heartless" and "Blinding Lights," had already been released to the delight of followers.
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That is heartless right before the holidays when the cost of living for these vulnerable populations are at their highest.
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Some wrote that animals don't belong in airplane cabins and others called United heartless for allowing the incident to happen.
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The ending of "Wiener-Dog" is spectacularly heartless, yet there's no mistaking the yelp of its admonition: life's a bitch.
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Two doctors run their Alabama pain clinics like heartless pill mills-illegally prescribing opioids while destroying lives and pocketing millions.
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They want to say the Trump administration is heartless and they&aposre separating kids even though Obama did the same thing.
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Most of the country agreed that President Trump&aposs policy of separating families at the border was wrong and rather heartless.
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Check out the gifts below that can help soften the blow — or rub it in, depending on how heartless you are.
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Revolting, reprehensible, heartless, misogynistic, patriarchal and downright evil, yes -- but let's get back to why it's also totally and outrageously unconstitutional.
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So Chuck goes on a fishing expedition, including a somewhat heartless visit to Donnie's widow, in search of this doctor's name.
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"One of the biggest myths was that these kids were cold and heartless and uncharacteristically bold in their violence," he said.
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He then launched into his 2008 hit "Heartless," only to abruptly stop just moments into the track to continue his rant.
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" The claim resulted in heavy backlash across social media, including from Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who called the move, "heartless.
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When I see photographs of these migrants at the border, I see my mother and her family escaping heartless local nationalists.
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This approach is neither efficient nor cost-effective, and ultimately results in a heartless system (just ask cancer patient, Michelle Chaffee).
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They don't want to seem heartless, so they publicly maintain that they are negotiating in good faith to protect the DREAMers.
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Many Catholic bishops strongly opposed the move, calling it "heartless" and "reprehensible" Their reaction to Bannon's comments was just as unequivocal.
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The microbes appeared to favor "Crystallize" by Lindsey Stirling, an American violinist, but they weren't big fans of Kanye West's "Heartless."
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"Tonight, we make sure that @realDonaldTrump and his rich cronies hear the impact of his cruel, heartless policies," the group tweeted.
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This heartless woman even shattered the illusions derived from other childhood fairy tales, from the Tooth Fairy to the Easter Bunny.
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It's rare you see someone not edit out the qualities that most would judge as being selfish, ambitious, heartless, or insensitive.
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It's easy to feel heartless when getting rid of belongings that were so much a part of a loved one's life.
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Then Mizuno falls under the spell of Fräulein, a heartless Japanese prostitute who speaks German and eats black bread and sausages.
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It's worth noting, in a world that often seems heartless, that there are plenty of fellow citizens doing the right thing.
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"Not only was this administration's family separation policy heartless — they bungled its implementation at every turn," Thompson said in a statement.
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His death galvanized a public deeply resentful of officials who are seen as heartless, corrupt and ruling over a stagnant economy.
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You can ask for that, too, if you'd like, Heartless, no matter how many years have passed since your father died.
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Trading him so soon after that, for all the financial flexibility it could restore, would also paint the Clippers as heartless.
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A cowardly act by a cruel, vindictive and heartless administration intent on tearing at the very fabric of the American dream.
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Barring that form of comprehensive reform, American taxpayers will continue bankrolling an expensive, heartless crackdown on immigrants for years on end.
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Unbowed and unapologetic, Waters threatens the racial and gendered status quo precisely because she highlights this administration's extreme and heartless brutality.
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This wasn't a heartless place after all, I thought; Americans were more than willing to lend a hand to a stranger.
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She's openly heartless, but delivers her lines with a combination of humor and panache that's charismatic even as they reek of nihilism.
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The film's first atmospheric teaser is short on plot, but long on creepy visuals (and a murky version of Kanye West's "Heartless").
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And bizarrely, in the event that started it all, Twitter became a heartless internet overlord whose victims were members of British Parliament.
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"Ripping children from the arms of their parents is heartless, cruel, immoral and counter to American values of belonging," the statement reads.
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" So how did this seemingly doting dad turn out to be in the words of Shanann's father Frank Rzucek a "heartless monster?
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"You were cruel and heartless to those children," Judge Nancy Russo told Christian in court on Thursday before accepting the plea agreement.
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He then is put on trial, not for killing the Arab, but for being a heartless son who never loved his mother.
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If the president follows through with this idea, it would represent a new low for an administration defined by heartless immigration policies.
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Rugby-dream stress was showing on Schoninger's face in a way it hadn't when I asked the same heartless question in October.
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Romney never had an answer to Obama's attack depicting Romney as a heartless corporate raider who cared more about profits than people.
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Anderson's model unseated the premises of rational-choice theory, in which individuals invariably make utility-maximizing decisions, occasionally in heartless-seeming ways.
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The soldiers could easily have been depicted as monolithic heartless monsters, but instead we often see where their humanity pierces their ideology.
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When you contemplate these great Schumann passages, humble, vulnerable and unflinching in the face of human emotions, it feels heartless to doubt.
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It is heartless, ice-cold stuff — shockingly intimate information used against an artist for whom intimacy was long his stock in trade.
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Ernie Chambers, a state senator, disagreed, saying that taxpayers in Gage County should pay a price for electing incompetent and heartless leaders.
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"Didn't you already mourn for your father, young lady?" a heartless creature asks Eurydice, but that of course is beside the point.
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Most Martins ballets, even "Ash," look heartless, slick, callow — qualities that characterized the company's Balanchine dancing in its long post-Balanchine doldrums.
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"You are the France of submission," Ms. Le Pen said with scorn; Mr. Macron was merely a heartless banker, in her view.
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It should be pointed out, too, that those Republican politicians, who can be heartless when they vote, immediately got out to help.
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No one wants a heartless President, but that's exactly what you want in a guy who says 'You're fired' for a living.
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It whips up enthusiasm by demonising opponents (the stinking rich, the heartless Tories) and organising supporters into euphoria- or rage-fuelled rallies.
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These are evil days when they see the breakup of families with needless and heartless rationales that is tantamount to political expediency.
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"The level of corporate greed alleged in this multistate lawsuit is heartless and unconscionable," Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak said in a statement.
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Sure, it's a bit of a heartless approach as you end up ignoring girls who message you that you're not attracted to.
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"I just want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath," posted Frankie Rzucek, the brother of Shanann Watts, who was 15 weeks pregnant.
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You heard Jeff Sessions used scripture and the Bible to back up a very heartless policy that was created by the Trump administration.
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Or will he leave us to our heartless fates, content to revert to his true man-eating nature as all before him flee?
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It is not surprising that there is deep public concern: not because people are heartless, but because this is not a sustainable situation.
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But this Akuji the Heartless strategy guide on paper, or in fact the Fallout 3 strategy guide — that's in the Library of Congress.
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Family separation — whether that's because of mass incarceration or heartless immigration policy — and unequal treatment under the law is affecting millions of Americans.
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" Timing: The threat follows President Trump's decision to end the Obama-era DACA program, a move that Schumer described as "heartless" and "brainless.
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This is just another example that ISIS is a cruel, heartless and godless ideology that cannot be permitted to exist in this world.
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The heroin-using sex worker who is a mother, especially, is seen as a heartless monster, regardless of the nature of her parenting.
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But at the very least, China doesn't need to be so heartless toward prisoners whose only offense has been to exercise free expression.
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On that day, activists behind bullhorns falsely called me a heartless billionaire coal baron and even accused me of trying to buy elections.
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Over the next year, we became another local story about the quiddities of fate, the heartless absurdity of life in the big city.
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It's abhorrent, unfair, unconscionable and just downright heartless for the richest and most powerful country on earth to treat American workers that way.
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GLAAD called the legislation "heartless and un-American," and Oklahomans for Equality said that they are considering taking legal action against the state.
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But she's also so heartless, ruthless and snobbish (referring to Yale as a "second-tier" Ivy League college) that she borders on caricature.
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H., asserted that Republican senators took a bill that President Donald Trump "admitted was 'mean' and managed to make it even more heartless."
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On Monday, a Kaiser Health News report detailed the University of Virginia hospital system's heartless pursuit of poor patients who owe them money.
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On "Cruel Heartless Bastards," written by the bassist Michael Formanek, Mary Halvorson's guitar goes from charging muscle to snarled melody to overdriven fuzz.
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Saying you will but not going is a handy, if rude, tool reserved for the bravest and/or most inconsiderate and/or heartless.
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Its villain, Wolf Larsen, captain of the rogue vessel Ghost, was the product, as well as the victim, of a heartless economic system.
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Red Bull was criticized for its heartless decision in May to drop Daniil Kvyat and replace him with the 22017-year-old Verstappen.
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No less than former first lady Laura Bush characterized the heartless separation of undocumented migrants from their children this past summer as internment.
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They think she's become heartless by flaunting views that hurt the LGBT community and it reaffirms they want nothing to do with her.
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Law enforcement often uses social media to speak in a way that's cheery and cutesy, belittling and heartless, or some combination of these things.
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Critics counter that Trump and Stephen Miller, his aide on immigration, are using a series of heartless policies to animate hard-core political supporters.
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Cramer also reminded investors that while it may sound heartless to layoff workers to cut costs, it still means a great deal to shareholders.
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Mr. Singh's endurance embodies one of New Yorkers' favorite truisms: that their big, reputedly heartless city is really a collection of small, caring villages.
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The Clinton campaign pounced, producing a series of videos highlighting the comments as they looked to define Trump as a heartless, self-interested billionaire.
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"Paranoid Core" is a snarled, unadorned blues-rock burst that has Mark Arm assuming the voice of the heartless fuckers who run the country.
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Gates took particular issue with the notion that Kelly is heartless, which is a caricature some on the left have been prone to paint.
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The actor says that as he researched Getty's life, he found that Getty wasn't the heartless penny-pincher the public thought him to be.
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Those in the New York and D.C. media bubbles are outraged and have classified the move as heartless, unnecessary, immoral and, of course, racist.
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The decision came after Bush's father, the former GOP presidential candidate, harshly criticized the Trump administration for its "heartless" border policies in a tweet.
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The Weeknd's already released a couple singles, "Heartless" and "Blinding Light," and we saw him filming the music video for 'BL' in Sin City.
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On Saturday, Ms. Pelosi put out a strongly worded statement, calling the raids "heartless" and saying they would rip families apart and terrorize communities.
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So watching him play Ripley's game, so to speak, is more nerve-racking, since you have to be a heartless schemer to do it.
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"The Trump administration's heartless anti-immigrant policies are tearing children from the loving arms of their undocumented parents," Roybal-Allard said in a statement.
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Maybe someone has made a kids' movie with a principal who isn't buffoonish or heartless, but here the stereotypes are embraced with a vengeance.
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Heartless Steve Almond Reading the letters we receive, I'm always struck by how much, and how quickly, people convert their pain into self-loathing.
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It's like 1969 all over again, with smokeless vapes instead of gurgling bong hits; their stodgy, cynical, heartless parents won't give peace a chance.
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Dear Amy: I was shocked at your heartless reply to "Frustrated Mom," who wanted her mother to babysit for her one day a week.
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Many Americans see federal student loan programs as vehicles for opportunity, and feel that policy changes that restrict loan access are cold and heartless.
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After all, he moved forward and announced this heartless plan before the victims of Saturday's anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic mass murder have been buried.
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But you'd have to be a heartless Sith Lord to be able to eat it with all those big, sad Porg eyes watching you.
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His first song under the moniker, "So Long" with Cam, was released in May, while the second, "Heartless" with Morgan Wallen, dropped in August.
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One of them is "Scarlet Street" (21965), in which Edward G. Robinson's milquetoast character falls hard for a heartless streetwalker played by Joan Bennett.
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"It is not surprising that there is deep public concern: not because people are heartless, but because this is not a sustainable situation," she writes.
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I know the Internet portrays me to be some heartless person or they feel like I'm incapable of love but I love him so hard.
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"Ripping children from the arms of their parents is heartless, cruel, immoral and counter to the American values of belonging," Chesky, Gebbia and Blecharczyk said.
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Some people argue that restricting refugees from Syrian and other terrorist sponsoring nations is heartless because many of the persons admitted are women and children.
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They painted Republicans as heartless for trying to scrap regulations that protected cancer survivors and kids with serious medical conditions from being denied health insurance.
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They make club names like "Mickey's Heartless" or "The Tomorrowlanders" and they make patches on biker outfits and denim vests that they wear for meetups.
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"We are sickened and upset that someone so close to Linda would be involved in such a terrible, heartless crime," they said in a statement.
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The volunteer also told the woman that abortionists were, without exception, heartless and unethical and were "just trying to make a buck" off unwanted pregnancies.
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We are coming for you and there's no place for a heartless coward like you to hide that gets his thrill from killing little girls.
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Some supporters even spoke the language of the anti-capitalist left, arguing that gay adoptions and surrogacy might lead to a heartless market in embryos.
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Not only did Trump entirely distort second- and third-trimester abortions, but he characterized Clinton and the women who have them as heartless and cruel.
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You might be heartless if Kurt (Chris Colfer) coming out to his dad in Glee season 1 doesn't a bring a tear to your eye.
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Is it about a heartless, House-esque psychopath resident (Matt Czurchy) whose unconventional methods are excused by the fact that he gets the job done?
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Do we really believe we have an enemy so cunning and so heartless that it kills its own soldiers so it can kill our children?
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The episode started out with Kanye West performing Heartless while on tour in New York City where he first received the news of Kim's robbery.
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Nichols issued a pseudo non-apology apology for his "heartless take" on Twitter, but he still didn't seem to understand the problem with his attitude.
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Heartless said she believes she experienced a shadowban in February right before she was supposed to give a talk at a feminist organization in Vancouver.
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It is an effort to try and define Mr. Trump along the same line Democrats used with Mitt Romney in 2012 — as a heartless businessman.
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Asking them to prove that this care is medically necessary and worthy of payment is not just offensive and discriminatory but also heartless and inhumane.
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This was the shyster heart of a heartless con man's brazen scheme in 1920s Chicago to bilk unsuspecting investors, including his own mother and brothers.
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The photojournalist is not heartless (we hope!) but rather doing a needed job to preserve history and perhaps help others to send aid if possible.
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At this point, any objection on her part wouldn't just be professionally dangerous, it would seem heartless — and she's not a horrible person, is she?
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In the past few years Minnesota-based artist Corbin has come to be defined as the epitome of sad, angry, heartfelt yet also heartless music.
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To this end, then, let the man be volatile, depraved and abusive, duplicitous if not hateful, creepy if not a rapist, feckless if not heartless.
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A price list outlines the trade's heartless calculations: 1,200 rupees, then about $550, for a driver in 1926; 363,500 rupees for a cook in 1909.
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It seems there are double standards at work: Clinton gets a pass for recognizing the importance of encouraging work, while Trump is a heartless boogeyman.
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Kathleen Barber's novel "Are You Sleeping" portrays a true-crime podcaster as a heartless vulture, but this adaptation is very much on the podcaster's side.
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From Carrie's abusive mother to a bunch of sociopathic teenagers (including a young John Travolta), the people of this Maine town are cruel and heartless.
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The Democratic contenders repeatedly attacked Trump, saying his economic policies benefited the wealthy at the expense of working Americans, and calling his border policies heartless.
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Taken literally, the show examines the geopolitics of a massive, heartless corporation defying the intergalactic government to steamroll a backwater planet for its own gain.
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Yeah. It's like be a man, this is how to be in society, and his advice is very strategic, and very ... a little bit heartless.
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It's not that investors are cold or heartless; rather, they have a fiduciary responsibility to their own investors to achieve the best returns possible on investments.
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Our Heartless Milky Way Is Stealing Stars From Other GalaxiesOur thieving Milky Way stole a bunch of stars from unsuspecting galaxies—and it feels no remorse.
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"People don't want to be accused by friends, family that they were heartless right before Christmas," said Miles Mason, a Memphis-based family and divorce lawyer.
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Durkin, the Board of Regents, and Athletic Director Damon Evans have since come under fire for what is perceived to be a heartless and unjust reinstatement.
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He will raise the specter of the evil Donald Trump packing the court with heartless conservatives who will crush progressive initiatives for the next 20 years.
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It is in danger because the Cornerstone of Light, a device that prevents Disney Castle from being attacked by the world-threatening Heartless, has been compromised.
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She assailed him unsparingly as a heartless tax dodger cozying up with Wall Street who preyed on the misfortunes of Americans stricken by the financial crisis.
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Greg Gutfeld, co-host of Fox News' The Five, attacked "traditional leftists" like Reverend Al Sharpton for criticizing President Donald Trump's initially heartless reaction to Harvey.
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"People don't want to be accused by friends, family that they were heartless right before Christmas," family and divorce lawyer Miles Mason told CNN in 2014.
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Even though some heartless North Korean, Korean-Chinese and Chinese citizens have exploited vulnerable defectors for money, I witnessed many acts of kindness by the Chinese.
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However, the politicians who cut government spending are going to be portrayed as heartless human beings who do not care about those relying on government assistance.
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New York will act and file suit to end this callous and deliberate attack on immigrant communities, and end this heartless policy once and for all.
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Most recently, Jeb Bush tweeted that "children shouldn't be used as a negotiating tool" and that President Trump should end his "heartless policy" of family separation.
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Investors are oblivious to the long-term detriments of the "heartless" Senate health-care bill, according to Mario Molina, former CEO of health-care company Molina.
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Tannahill, a U.S. Marine veteran, said he was being characterized as heartless even though the gun giveaway had been in the works well before the shooting.
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Their lawyer, Jillian Hopman, was stunned by what she saw as a heartless bureaucracy going after low-hanging fruit rather than the "bad hombres" of legend.
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Four years later, while running a populist campaign that cast his opponent, Mitt Romney, as a heartless corporate executive, Obama won 47 percent of the community.
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"Who made the police so heartless and forced them to use tear gas and pepper spray?" she said from a wheelchair in her North Point apartment.
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Letter To the Editor: Since President Trump's inauguration more than three months ago, you have reported daily on the administration's outrageous, improper, heartless and incompetent actions.
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That is not to say these Americans are heartless people, and Sanders has indeed spoken out for these non-citizen groups on many occasions as well.
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The move seemed heartless, especially since GM had just said it could take in record profits, a decade after its bankruptcy had been funded by taxpayers.
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There's no reason why our lawmakers can't come together to oppose Trump's heartless and misguided policies and find a solution that fixes our broken immigration system.
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Today&aposs fake, made for TV &aposChristians&apos are heartless racists who feel that caging children is right and justified by their cherry-picking bible quotes.
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Joe Scarborough on Wednesday detailed his break up with the Republican Party, saying the "heartless" ObamaCare repeal and replace bill was the final straw for him.
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"The Trump Administration's new policy places a heartless burden on the service of LGBTQ diplomats and undercuts our American values of equality and acceptance," Schneider said.
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Musicians are not unique here: In the years since the Reagan administration, a reveling in what used to be called heartless materialism has become de rigueur.
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A slowed-down version of Kanye West's hit "Heartless" provides the soundtrack to the trailer, giving it a similar feel and tone to 2014's Gone Girl.
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The president of Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio, Iris Harvey, called the decision "heartless" and said that it puts "politics over people," according to the Associated Press.
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If it seems like I'm just advocating for a heartless killer out of misplaced loyalty, I know there is little I can say to convince anyone otherwise.
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Screenshot: CBS17"I knew it was a scam because I had Happy, but it was heartless and cold and it was so mean-spirited," Howell told CBS17.
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If people stop thinking of these cars as cold automatons making heartless traffic decisions, they might be convinced to see them as friends or at least companions.
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While he initially blasted his brother-in-law — describing Chris, 33, as a "heartless psychopath" — on Friday he posted again about the killings, this time to grieve.
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After receiving "boos" from the crowd, the entertainer launched into his 2008 hit "Heartless," only to abruptly stop just moments into the track to continue his rant.
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The 2012 presidential elections, a joyless slog, saw President Barack Obama traduce the Republican candidate, Mitt Romney as a heartless plutocrat and thus "not one of us".
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Video posted on social media shows the 39-year-old rapper performing "Heartless" at Meadows Music & Arts Festival before telling the production crew to stop the music.
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Conceptually I hate proposal videos; they feel emotionally cheap, but moreover, I'm one of those heartless single people who is neither endeared nor disdainful of happy couples.
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This card is only better than The Best if you're a heartless ingrate who thinks that making their dad feel lousy on his special day is funny.
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A Southern California couple is struggling to understand how someone could be so heartless after their dog was viciously beaten to death during a recent home burglary.
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And while we haven't found a record of Trump saying this during a debate, on ABC's "This Week" last month, he did allude to Cruz being heartless.
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"In my 37 years as Sheriff, I have never seen anything as cruel and heartless as this," San Miguel County Sheriff Bill Masters told ABC News-13.
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Labor and the smaller left-wing opposition Greens Party have seized on Dutton's comments to paint the government as heartless and divisive, accusing it playing wedge politics.
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A heartless person left a dog by the side of the road to give birth on a T-shirt on Wednesday — with a beer can beside her.
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Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, "heartless hypocrites," he dared them to "let their bodyguards immediately disarm," an apparent reference to their Secret Service protection.
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"It seemed almost heartless how they immediately pushed the button to say 'no,'" Sheryl Acquaroli, a 16-year-old student from Stoneman Douglas, told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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This stark and heartless ruling — with no regard for Roe's precedent — clearly calls into question Kavanaugh's suggestion that he will uphold the nearly 50-year-old decision.
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And the nativists will have nothing more helpful to propose than heartless policing and deportation to discipline an underclass of nonwhite people that their own policies created.
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At the sentencing hearing, the Rzucek family called Mr. Watts a "heartless monster" and said they believed he should spend the rest of his life behind bars.
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Trump's opponents say that it's not fair that their confrontational conduct draws censure when his own conduct is more confrontational — and is heartless and racist to boot.
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On the line are $173,217 bonuses for every employee if team human comes up victorious, or heartless termination in the event the AI takes the top spot.
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His response to that news -- that the US did a "fantastic job"-- falls, like a heartless joke, on the ears of those who lost family, home, livelihood.
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" In several of the works, men's bodies hang lifelessly from trees, as in the bottom panel of the four-piece "Oh, how the heartless haunt us all.
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But if he did so in service of avoiding a bigger fight with Iran, then his seemingly heartless comments may have tried to serve a greater purpose.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has a famously contentious relationship with the SBA, called Mullins' comments "heartless" and "infuriating" in a Sunday night tweet.
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"It seemed almost heartless how they immediately pushed the button to say 'no,'" Sheryl Acquaroli, a 16-year-old student from Stoneman Douglas, told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Who knows, maybe its wide-spreading growth is an indication that even though winter is here, it's not going to be as cold and heartless as we anticipated.
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West, 39, was performing his hit "Heartless" when he learned of the holdup Sunday night during the star-packed Meadows Music and Arts Festival at CitiField in Queens.
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If we aren't nearly as heartless as we assume ourselves to be, for instance, then there might be ways to boost our sense of social altruism even more.
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It may sound heartless, but before the free-needles program, the danger of shooting up with injectable drugs like heroin was only posed to those using the drugs.
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" Leadership reactions: House minority Leader Nancy Pelosi: "The president's cruel and heartless decision to start deporting DREAMers in six months demands an immediate response from the Republican Congress.
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Conservatives sometimes get labeled "heartless" for focusing on the bottom line, but, at the end of the day, they care deeply about the fiscal impact of any program.
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""Are we doomed to a cold and heartless future in which computer says yes — or computer says no with the grim finality of an emperor in the arena?
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Allowing the government to use the information obtained through DACA to find these individuals and remove them would not only be heartless, but would set a dangerous precedent.
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His sets locate the story in a world of heartless one-percenters, one in which Isolde's anger — and, eventually, her love — registers as a ray of emotional light.
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They haven't yet faced life's heartless compromises and forfeitures, its countless trials by boredom and ethical Kobayashi Marus, or glumly watched themselves do everything they ever disapproved of.
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Then April and Clara meet at a booze-soaked party, and Clara is not at all the heartless, gorgeous threat April imagined when she stalked her on Instagram.
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Then April and Clara meet at a booze-soaked party, and Clara is not at all the heartless, gorgeous threat April imagined when she stalked her on Instagram.
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Alongside the 33G rollout, T-Mobile launched an initiative it calls "5G for Good," laden with programs that you would have to be a heartless jerk to criticize.
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Many of those citizens are already very concerned with how Trump's heartless actions will affect their premiums as they are predicted to skyrocket in the months to come.
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He urged Iowans to vote out Democrats, who he said are "heartless" and "despicable" and are more concerned with an open-border agenda than the lives of Americans.
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"Sending him back to Bahrain would be a heartless act that violates Thailand's obligations to protect refugees," said Sunai Phasuk, senior researcher at Human Rights Watch in Thailand.
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While there is no shortage of heartless and cruel adults in Daniels' story, the ultimate cliffhanger is what impact this latest book will have on the Trump presidency.
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Democrats condemned Trump's tweeted attacks against Puerto Rican officials, as well as his claim that Puerto Ricans were not doing enough to help themselves as racist and heartless.
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As new systems begin to function, violent and heartless criminals will come up with new approaches to commit violence that only a comprehensive central agency can adequately address.
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On "Heartless," one of a pair of new songs, the Weeknd unites the gleaming glamour of his peak pop era with the louche brokenness of his earliest work.
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As Mr. Mulaney sat spooning applesauce from a souvenir mug (the heartless Mr. Kroll was downing chocolate-dipped macaroons), he discovered that even discussing tuna required intestinal fortitude.
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" California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said in a written statement the California ruling "stops the Trump administration's heartless attempt to weaponize essential health care, housing, and nutrition programs.
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The heartless and murderous Saudis locked up the injured with the dead in containers- instead of providing medical treatment and helping them or at least quenching their thirst.
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I learned that as animal agriculture continues to come under criticism, they, like us, are fighting hard against stereotypes: They the cruel heartless farmers, us the militant evangelical vegans.
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It sounds heartless, but I say no — I used to let them eat in my room whenever they wanted, but the trash and crumbs they left behind was ridiculous.
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She played the character as warm but never soft — an acerbic, brilliant force who got referred to as a "robot" and a "machine," but who was far from heartless.
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Boxer also revealed Fiorina's many vulnerabilities with a skillful campaign that cast Fiorina as a heartless CEO who took corporate perks while laying off tens of thousands of workers.
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Davis's heartless, airless delivery really brought the character to life — making her more menacing than any of Suicide Squad's supervillains and perhaps making her the supervillain of the movie.
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It's not because gun makers are all heartless, macho jerks who think that safety is for sissies — they're capitalists like everyone else, and will go where the money is.
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" Mara Keisling, the executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, called the HUD proposal a "heartless attack on some of the most vulnerable people in our society.
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Of course, Riverside County Animal Services got the public to help identify the heartless bitch caught on camera throwing a bag of 7 puppies in a dumpster last month.
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In the timeless holiday classic "It's A Wonderful Life," the patriotically kind small town banker George Bailey came under attack by the ruthless, greedy and heartless mogul Mr. Potter.
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"The president's decision to end DACA was heartless and it was brainless," Schumer said at the news conference in the Rayburn Room on the House side of the Capitol.
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Some Democrats think they've found a way to bring back the much-hated ObamaCare individual mandate, but voters shouldn't be fooled by this heartless attempt to score political points.
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For Sinai residents, the attack deepened an abiding sense of dread about life in a part of Egypt where many feel trapped between barbarous militants and a heartless military.
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On Tuesday, Judge Nicholas Garaufis of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, who is hearing two DACA lawsuits, called the administration "heartless" for refusing his request to extend the Oct.
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"This is another cruel, heartless move from the Discrimination Administration," said Mara Keisling, executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, in a statement following the secretary's remarks.
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A Michigan mother is suing the Archdiocese of Detroit, a priest and his parish after what she called a "heartless" condemnation of suicide at her son's funeral last year.
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I'll repeal the Trump administration's heartless Global Gag Rule, which makes organizations that conduct or refer patients for abortion ineligible for PEPFAR funds and harms patients at those clinics.
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There were heartless guards and overlords, presumably, doing nothing to alleviate agonizing conditions endured by accused drug dealers and gang members and mob bosses who did not command sympathy.
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What he's said is government should pay for everyone's health care, and in fact, a couple of debates ago, he said, if you don't support socialized health care, you're heartless.
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"The heartless and murderous Saudis locked up the injured with the dead in containers -- instead of providing medical treatment and helping them or at least quenching their thirst," he said.
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And so instead of cracking stupid, heartless jokes at their expense or the expense of their idols, we should be celebrating them, and the incredible subcultures they create and sustain.
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After a black sedan drives off with my last shot at successful stalking (for journalism!), I walk home dejected, with that slow-mo remix of "Heartless" blaring in my head.
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Even for Xi, who has mounted an ever escalating campaign against freedom of expression, this was a terrible choice that only confirmed his global image as someone who is heartless.
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Younger generations advocate for handouts and fall for empty promises, but they fail to consider the long-term implications and accuse anyone who is for tax reform to be heartless.
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Zuckerberg was called a "heartless billionaire" and accused of "exploiting disaster" by online users after live-streaming a virtual reality (VR) cartoon avatar of himself in hurricane-hit Puerto Rico.
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I assume what set everyone off is David Harris's heartless June 226 release, as well as word that Eric Decker will either be traded or released (in other words: released).
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Making him such a pure brute brings the play into an uncommonly heartless light, although Williams wrote these characters with more humanity than Mr. Thalheimer seems to think they deserve.
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Instead, she was tough, stubborn, gainfully employed and — like most of the women in these movies, by that point — counterproductively heartless, tolerant of whatever partnership the plot backed her into.
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Some might dismiss Kiki Smith's Alice as cute, perceiving it as a lawn ornament, or simply as another art-world prize, among the somewhat heartless corporate selections within the building.
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Lambast the NFL for its stadium Ponzi schemes, its heartless concussion approach, and its pay-for-play faux patriotism, but one legitimately lovable thing about the league is its parity.
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As Sora, you've already finished the big journey, fought the big bad Xehanort, and used your magical Keyblade to save the world from the personified anti-life of the Heartless.
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Titled "Heartless," the single was released early Wednesday by the 29-year-old Grammy winner — his first solo offering since his EP My Dear Melancholy hit airwaves in March 2018.
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"I'm not a parent, but I know a lot of people who are and I think that's what hits home the most, how heartless certain people can be," he said.
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In the music video for his new single, "Heartless," the Canadian singer, 29, goes on a psychedelic bender, Fear and Loathing-style, throughout Sin City alongside record producer Metro Boomin.
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Trump's immigration policies – from family separations, to the heartless public charge rule, to the campaign against "Dreamers" – aren't just designed to slam the door in the face of Hispanic immigrants.
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" The indictment also says he bought hundreds of tickets to events where he performed; he spent $125,000 on Ticketmaster for an event called "One Heartless Summer Harder Than Ever Tour.
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What could be more heartless when confronted with victims of climate change than to deny climate change itself and to refuse to demand accountability from those industries that caused it?
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While Beth is the one who figures out foster care is a better idea than adopting a brand new infant... Randall eventually calls her "heartless" for trying to respect the process.
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It was said to symbolize a cruel and heartless Trump Policy and the June 12 photo of the two year old from Honduras went viral on news coverage around the world.
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" And to fully drive in the picture of a heartless, anti-feminist villain, Aidy Bryant and her gal pals giggle behind her back: "When she watches Titanic she thinks she's Rose.
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And he is willing to absorb those slings and arrows of being called a racist and a xenophobe and a nativist and somebody who doesn&apost care and who is heartless.
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Lawmakers often oppose proposals made on the other side of the aisle not because they disagree on substance, but in order to make the other side look heartless, corrupt, and ineffectual.
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As the protest continues, it is increasingly becoming a headache for the conservative ruling party, Law and Justice, which faces accusations of treating society&aposs weakest members in a heartless way.
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If you&aposre skeptical about the Paris accord, if you&aposre skeptical about Iran, if you&aposre skeptical about communism, socialism, Venezuela, if you&aposre skeptical about that, you&aposre heartless.
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Meanwhile, MCC's Linda (Beth Dover), who's been fairly heartless toward the inmates on the show so far, is forced to disguise herself as one of them during all of the action.
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But the dynamics post-shooting are the same — and we would argue getting worse, because heartless people can use social media to spread lies and fear with such ease and precision.
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We learn about the old union of miners and how they rose up against their heartless boss and how negligence from leadership led to the deaths of over a hundred miners.
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"If you don't want children, people feel sorry for you, like you're a cold, heartless bitch who's not capable of love," she says of the expectation put on the female sex.
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Instead of engaging with the man calling her a "heartless jerk" for wearing real fur, Chrissy does what she does best ... flashes a pretty smile and keeps on posing for pictures.
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"Terror organizations and their pawns are targeting our innocent citizens in the most immoral and heartless way as they lose the fight against our security forces," Erdogan said in a statement.
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There, another part of King's speech resonated with Buffett, according to Schroeder: "It may be true that the law cannot change the heart, but it can restrain the heartless," King said.
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The point, in case you forgot, is that an employee of the White House made an unconscionably heartless and cruel comment about someone who has spent a lifetime serving his country.
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It's easy to see, by any sane moral measure, how a regime that forces a child to carry this pregnancy to full term and give birth is monstrous, heartless, and immoral.
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Hero: Rickie Elliot, the sympathetic central figure of "The Longest Journey," E. M. Forster's 1907 novel, which begins in the enchanted Arcadia of young Cambridge philosophers and falls into heartless disillusion.
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"It's heartless and shameful that the Trump administration is ripping families apart and even considering keeping kids who are separated from their parents at the border on U.S. military bases," Rep.
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Trump has vented privately that Nielsen hasn't adequately secured the border or enacted stricter immigration rules, even as she became the face of policies that administration critics called heartless and illegal.
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Semel suffers from Alzheimer's and according to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Eric Semel says Jane Semel has been heartless, abusing her authority and not properly caring for his father.
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Will Democrats be forced to deal to try to end the separation of families or do they actually see this as a political benefit for them, as heartless as it may be?
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" He went on to call on the public to demonstrate Sunday in the fallen activist's memory, writing, "We'll honor the nameless hero and show the world the heartless bitch has no credibility.
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"Optimistically we can sell the conservative message but as you sell it as a heartless messenger, which I think Trump is representing, that does longterm damage to the conservative movement," he said.
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Sense and SensibilityTaking a break from being heartless and easy-to-loathe, Rickman was sweet and endearing as Colonel Brandon in this 1995 Jane Austen adaptation, alongside Kate Winslet and Emma Thompson.
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Seeing the way his Minnesota community rallied to help his family — even after he dealt with heartless trolls online — lifted Hoppe's spirits, he said when asked by KARE 11 how he felt.
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There's an added reason Mills wants Blue, and it has nothing to do with peaceful survival, and everything to do with money, arms dealing by heartless capitalists, and yet another dinosaur hybrid.
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"This heartless and vile act of defamation re-ignited the Sandy Hook 'false flag' conspiracy and tore open the emotional wounds that Plaintiff has tried so desperately to heal," the lawsuit states.
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According to Bustle, a few excerpts from George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series reveal Greyjoy is a heartless killer, who has tortured and murdered several of his siblings.
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So, you know, in that instance, I'm sure the audience will cheer and it'll be great, but actually, it's a pretty heartless, and cold, and to the point thing that he does.
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"In the face of heartless raids that would tear families apart, we remain steadfast in our commitment to support and defend immigrant communities," Bitta Mostofi, the office's commissioner, said in a statement.
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"This is heartless," said Jessica Gonzalez of the advocacy group Free Press, saying that the vast majority of people get their Lifeline service through providers who wouldn't be allowed under Pai's proposal.
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" In a memorable exchange with Senator Ted Cruz in February 2016 during the Republican primary, he insisted that, unlike his heartless conservative rivals, he would not let people "die in the streets.
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Even though the administration announced that Social Security recipients will have their largest increase in recent years, the left still accuses the president of making heartless cuts to Medicare and Social Security.
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CreditCreditJustine Kurland for The New York Times The way the lawyer William Timmons described the case, it was practically a newsreel melodrama, with a helpless widow being menaced by a heartless tycoon.
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People who recoil from the films of Yorgos Lanthimos, such as " Dogtooth " (2009) and " The Lobster " (2015), find them chilly and heartless, and even some of his fans would tend to agree.
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Ms. Kakutani likens what happened to her own ethnic minority to today's "Muslim ban" rulings and the shocking actions of our government toward immigrants seeking asylum (especially its heartless separation of families).
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It has all the elements of a classic Trump tale: intervention with an otherwise heartless company, a saved factory in the heartland, and assurances that old-school manufacturing jobs would be preserved.
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Until this year, you were hard-pressed to find a Democrat to say nice things about George W. Bush — see Worst President Ever — or Mitt Romney, often cast as a heartless plutocrat.
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Some crook thought he'd be a big shot breaking into Billy Joel's house -- which would've been bad enough -- but trashing the piano man's beloved motorbikes too ... just makes him a heartless prick.
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Would it have deterred me, if I had known for certain that the world would also contain truly heartless and terrible people, at least one of whom would eventually become the president?
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Crisis-pregnancy centers became one of the most popular forms of anti-abortion activism, offering a way for women to join the movement without having to denounce other women as heartless sinners.
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On Wednesday night, during a televised debate, Mr. Macron repeatedly dismissed her ideas as "stupidities," but she struck back with equal force, skewering him as soft on terror and a heartless capitalist.
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For all the choices Mr. Ross made to open factories abroad or lay people off domestically, most who knew him during that era say he was not a heartless Wall Street tycoon.
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Friedreich's ataxia, a little-known, progressive, fatal neuromuscular disease, has no cure; most heartless of all, its onset usually occurs in young children, who are unlikely to reach the age of 30.
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" (Authorities have not publicly confirmed or denied allegations that Chris confessed.) On Facebook, Shanann's brother spoke even more directly, writing in one post: "I just want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath.
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It's difficult to watch more than two episodes at a time—this is reality TV at its most heartless and cynical—but it's also horrifyingly compelling, like watching blackhead extraction videos on YouTube.
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After tasteless jokes about Kim Kardashian West's horrifying robbery at gunpoint started circulating around the internet, James Corden became one of the first celebrities to condemn the heartless comments in an epic tweet.
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MACCALLUM: The big one this week was this woman and what you said about John McCain, very heartless comments, and I guess somebody who doesn&apost like her shived her as Kellyanne said.
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Pro-life advocates have made Planned Parenthood a symbol for what they call the "abortion industry" — the heartless corporate interests that don't care about women and are just in it for the profit.
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"The threat Venezuela poses is that it puts people first," Madera insists, contrasting how his government has provided homes to more than 1 million families against what he considers the heartless U.S. empire.
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"Terror organizations and their pawns are targeting our innocent citizens in the most immoral and heartless way as they lose the fight against our security forces," Erdogan said in a statement this week.
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As for Kanye ... he was performing at the Meadows Festival in Queens, NY -- Yeezy was jamming in the middle of "Heartless" when he cut the music and made the announcement, stunning the crowd.
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But where The Twilight Zone tested the hapless and the heartless, Oxenfree tests five unsuspecting teens, walking on a 2D illustrated plane like bugs in an ant farm, all hoping to see dawn.
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The Trump administration's decision to end DACA is not only heartless, it risks harm to the U.S. economy by abandoning the entrepreneurs, talented workers and students we need to move our economy forward.
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She's perceived as an interloper who challenges or threatens masculinity, entitlement and a status-quo worldview; she's the scandal magnet who can seem as heartless and venal as any old-boy's-club member.
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The top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee tore into President Trump's newly released budget plan Tuesday, calling it "brainless" and "heartless" and posting a photo of the proposal in a recycling bin.
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The ICE family is deeply grateful to the Government of Mexico, the Department of Justice, and all of our other partners engaged in the relentless pursuit of the perpetrators of this heartless attack.
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Heartless legislators place LGBT youth at risk with 'bathroom bills' that equate to unmitigated discrimination against transgender youth and legislation that condones the refusal of services simply because of a person's sexual orientation.
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Ms. Kardashian West's spokeswoman made her comments to The A.P. not long after the star's husband, Kanye West, abruptly walked offstage as he performed his song "Heartless" at a music festival in Queens.
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But it's hard to ignore the irony of Summer being sexually harassed and groped while clutching a copy of the concept album that describes a modern-day Cinderella trapped in a heartless existence.
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As The Trace has reported, Democratic strategists hope that a strong stance against gun violence will unify the "Obama coalition" against a common enemy: A Republican party supplicant to a heartless gun lobby.
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But to ponder the colonial implications of a French director exoticizing a Congolese man whose family eats rats for meals is to realize that a movie can be heartwarming and heartless at once.
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Mr. Stevens's lyrics personify Saturn by way of its roles in myth and astrology: a heartless ancient deity who devoured his sons for fear of being overthrown, and the zodiac's portent of aging.
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The highlight is "Paradis perdus," which steals the chorus to Kanye West's "Heartless" and makes it sound creepier, somehow, performed by a sincere, breathing, flesh-and-blood being over West's Auto-Tuned original.
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Young girls should see female leaders that can push their co-workers to strive for more and don't need to be heartless, demanding, and, at times, terrifying in order to gain power and respect.
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If so, it's because he has given younger painters a way out of their own race with art criticism, academic theory, shopworn irony, heartless formalism, and mannered diffidence as if painting had no future.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Unless you are heartless ghoul, the unabashedly ribald energy rippling throughout Kathy Butterly's crumpled, bulging, oddly twisted, and pouting ceramic vessels should bring a smile to your face.
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Though he served two terms as president, Grant was widely seen by historians as a failed President and a heartless, unimaginative general who only won because he kept tossing his troops into the grinder.
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Duterte unilaterally withdrew in March from the ICC's founding treaty, saying it skirted due process and presumption of his innocence and sought to portray him as a "ruthless and heartless violator of human rights".
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Image: John Wise, Georgia TechIt's no secret that supermassive black holes are heartless beasts: These objects of immense gravity that let nothing, not even light escape, have fascinated astronomers since the early 20th century.
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"Robert J. Mongeluzzi, a maritime lawyer in Philadelphia, also told the Los Angeles Times: "It is pretty heartless when not all the bodies have been recovered to file something saying their lives are worthless.
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By the administration's own admission, they are taking children from their parents -- and likely doing those innocent children lasting psychological harm -- in an effort at deterrence that is as heartless as it is cynical.
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As Chrissie's brother handled all the mail, Chrissie turned into an armchair detective, scouring the internet in an attempt to uncover which heartless criminals had gotten their hands on her mother's hard-earned money.
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"Throughout her disastrous nine-month tenure as president of U.S.A. Gymnastics, Perry demonstrated nothing but a willful and heartless blindness to the concerns of survivors who were abused by Larry Nassar," the statement said.
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Lots of faults and things like that, that he had, but one of the ones that I know that was ... People would always say the reason he was successful was because he was heartless.
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That he is worse off, in many respects, than when he was a slave, I am compelled to admit, but I contend that the fault is not his, but that of his heartless accusers.
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A game like Satisfactory doesn't even pretend to have a pleasant facade, and casts you in the role of an employee of a heartless capitalist corporation intent on stripping the resources from a planet.
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That kind of blanket criticism reads more like lazy frustration than close analysis—it's time to clarify at least one example of good video game writing, or "good design" if you prefer heartless industry jargon.
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"This was a reckless, heartless and cowardly act of violence that forever changed the life of a 12-year-old child and his family and deeply affected another juvenile," said Atlanta police Chief Erika Shields.
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He's also in a Juvenile-curated group called Ghetto Children, consisting of young New Orleans all-stars Daniel Heartless, Neno Calvin, T.Y. (whose dad is B.G.), and Lil Soulja Slim (whose dad is Soulja Slim).
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Rival campaigns and super PACs opposed to Trump's candidacy are beginning to blanket the airwaves in South Carolina with ads depicting Trump invariably as a heartless billionaire, a corrupt political donor and a fake conservative.
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It is very heartless, and only a slight variation from the plot of Toy Story, which certainly moved you to emotion at some point in time, or have you forgotten that too, you godless monster?
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Clinton had tried out a version of the campaign President Obama ran against Mitt Romney in 2012, portraying Mr. Trump as a heartless corporate titan who profited off the housing crisis and avoided paying taxes.
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"Ted Cruz's heartless response to a young DACA recipient makes it clear why we need to elect a Democrat in 2016," the Democratic National Committee's Hispanic-media director, Pablo Manriquez, said in a blunt statement.
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And that endpoint, with Daenerys as heartless ruler, is potentially where Game of Thrones wants to end up, by way of Varys and Tyrion's conversations with one another about whether Daenerys is fit to rule.
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In a statement, the airline said Unite's "calculated and heartless action is completely unnecessary" and that it would plan to ensure that all customers could travel "so that their Christmas arrangements are not ruined". bit.
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"It's heartless and shameful that the Trump administration is ripping families apart and even considering keeping kids who are separated from their parents at the border on U.S. military bases," Connolly said in a statement.
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A maritime law director at Tulane University told NBC News that while "it seems like a pretty heartless thing to do," this kind of legal action isn't unusual and is often prompted by insurance companies.
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Prosecutors painted a picture of him as a dangerous thug who ran a well-oiled crime machine dealing in drugs, illegal booze, and cigarettes—a heartless operator willing to murder in cold blood when necessary.
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He has portrayed the Trump administration's actions on immigration as cruel, immoral and heartless, casting the President as a racist and a xenophobe, while promising to reverse Trump's policies as soon as he takes office.
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Another hundred-year anniversary now marks the Russian Revolution — the collapse of the czar, power seized by the Bolsheviks, followed by decades of crimes against humanity committed by heartless and autocratic followers of Karl Marx.
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"If House Republicans are heartless enough to take away health care from their constituents but too scared to face them at public town halls, they don't deserve to be in Congress," Tyler Law told CNN.
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So, get ready for some positive stories on the embattled entrepreneur via open-hearted interviews (except to heartless Recode, because we always get left out of those for being too mean to delicate tech executives)!
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That said, voters seem to like the fact that Trump is a businessman and a millionaire, suggesting that calling Trump a heartless businessman may have little impact on the Trump faithful Cruz is trying to woo.
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Read More Cramer: Heartless 'massive layoffs' the main theme of earnings season so far Cramer tends to think of airlines as a group that trades together in lockstep; either they all thrive or all struggle together.
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In 1939, when John Steinbeck imagined Highway 66 as "the road of flight," he evoked the crushing realities of Depression-era migrants who'd been pushed off their land by failing crops, relentless dust, and heartless banks.
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"If House Republicans are heartless enough to take away health care from their constituents but too scared to face them at public town halls, they don't deserve to be in Congress," DCCC spokesman Tyler Law said.
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I watch as Jax falls in love at a young age, only to have that love ripped from him by the heartless High Council of Magicians, who rule a large portion of the Kingdom of Solace.
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"There appears to be a concerted effort on the part of the U.N. special rapporteurs to paint me as a ruthless and heartless violator of human rights who allegedly caused thousands of extrajudicial killings," Duterte said.
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In perhaps the most telling moment of Brienne's journey, she meets Septon Meribald, a former soldier who delivers a winding monologue about how war destroys the lives of average men and turns them into heartless criminals.
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When she gave out business cards with her handle on them to audience members, she said they were greeted by harassing tweets aimed at Heartless rather than her account when they looked her up on Twitter.
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But when it's blatantly self-serving and beyond the normal competition that the press so enjoys focusing on, instead of, wouldn't it better if all the press were focusing on the Senate heartless, mean-spirited bill?
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"Most Americans know how heartless the DACA decision is ripping apart families and telling people who have worked hard to become Americans for years that they have to leave the country," he said in a statement.
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"Children separated from their families at our Southern border as a result of President Trump's unlawful and heartless policy have already endured far more trauma than any child should ever be forced to endure," he wrote.
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The effort to put Nielsen in front of cameras to explain the policy reflected heated internal West Wing conversations and Trump's growing frustration that his own administration's practice is drawing ire and making him appear heartless.
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" (Authorities have not publicly confirmed or denied allegations that Chris confessed.) On Facebook, Shanann's brother, Frank Rzucek Jr., spoke even more directly, writing in one post: "I just want 30 seconds alone with that heartless psychopath.
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RIGA, Latvia — The governor of Latvia's central bank, a pillar of Europe's financial system for years and a zealous champion of austerity, has long been lambasted by his critics as a heartless enforcer of economic dogma.
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MANILA — Denouncing what he called efforts to paint him as a "heartless violator of human rights," President Rodrigo Duterte said on Wednesday that the Philippines was withdrawing from the treaty that established the International Criminal Court.
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In the heat of the struggle over the fate of the Dreamers, what has often been obscured is how the heartless anti-immigration crowd has ominously pushed the broader debate to attack immigration as a whole.
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" At the same hearing, Judge Garaufis also took a shot at Mr. Sessions, who had rebuked him at a speech in October for an earlier remark the judge had made calling the repeal of DACA "heartless.
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"Make no mistake about it: every single House Republican bears the responsibility for this heartless legislation, and the passage of this bill will haunt them through Election Day," said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) chairman Rep.
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The crowd quickly went through the grieving process, according to videos from the audience: screaming out, then booing, then cheering as he started playing his next song (fittingly "Heartless") before he started speaking on the topic again.
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" Adding, "It is now clear to us that the guilty admission made by Broadhurst shows the heartless way in which he left Natalie at the bottom of the stairs, without any concern for her dignity or wellbeing.
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"It was really, really hard for us to believe that Housing Works would treat someone who was part of our staff and part of our family in such a heartless and sort of corporate way," she said.
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Kai and Gerda were childhood friends living their happy childhood in their very cold country, when a mean troll broke his mirror and one of the pieces of the mirror pierced Kai's heart, turning into heartless monster.
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Through the emergence of the internet and legally dubious file-sharing sites like Limewire, I could get my grubby little hands on any Sidewinder live PA, Lord Of The Mics clash or Heartless Crew Rinse FM set.
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"The heartless and murderous Saudis locked up the injured with the dead in containers — instead of providing medical treatment and helping them or at least quenching their thirst," Ayatollah Khamenei said in comments published on his website.
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And to be utterly heartless, if Clinton had to throw her old friend Debbie to the lions in order to keep the vast majority of Sanders supporters inside her tent, well — a big cat's got to eat.
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A historian, Antonia Meredith (Yvonne Roen), leads a handful of actors in a re-enactment of events that took place 700 years earlier, when America's working and middle classes suffered under the "iron heel" of heartless oligarchs.
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"This is a heartless monster," said Frank Rzucek, Shanann's father, sobbing as he stood at a podium just feet away from a seated Watts, who wore an orange prison uniform, his hands cuffed in front of him.
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No "heart" to this music; it's as heartless as the rote rendition of "When the Saints Go Marching In" that the husband and wife sing as a round, closing out the story while engaged in — what else?
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" He added, "Leiken's account of the 'noble, gentle, kind, honorable' drug counselor and child-minder, Mohammed Sidique Khan, who became the bombers' heartless ringleader, is the match of any in-depth account that has so far appeared.
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There is immense political power, moral and patriotic duty, and urgency of time behind the cause of defeating Trump's corrupt and heartless plan to remake America in his image, and Putin's aggressive plan to destroy our democracy.
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However, if Saturday night is any indication, were Trump to swap his role as commander-in-chief for comedian-in-chief, he would likely be a cruel, heartless comedian who would "punch down," mocking those already struggling.
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And why are they going to so many divisive tactics to make it look like this is -- you know, such a heartless move when they&aposre not willing to do what needs to be done to fix it?
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How many of us wish we could catch the heartless criminal who snatched our carefully packed brown bags, who deprived us of the leftover Thai food that was the one bright thing we'd looked forward to all morning.
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"Make no mistake about it: every single House Republican bears the responsibility for this heartless legislation, and the passage of this bill will haunt them through Election Day," Ben Ray Luján, the committee chairman, said in a statement.
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A Game of Thrones: The Board Game casts you as the leader of one of the great houses of Westeros, raising armies, seizing territories and overcoming your rivals with a mix of military might and sheer, heartless betrayal.
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Meanwhile, the mother-of-four says she was motivated to bring her activism back into the public eye in part because of what she describes as President Trump's and Republicans' "heartless" efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Trump has vented privately that Nielsen hasn't adequately secured the border or enacted stricter immigration rules, even as she became the face of policies that administration critics called heartless and illegal, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Mr. Romney, in those renderings, was a heartless corporate raider who talked about liking to fire people who did not provide good services, and whose private equity firm feasted on the modest-wage jobs of hard-working people.
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As protestors rallied to focus national attention on the deaths of unarmed black men by mostly white police officers, Clark's heartless comments were brandished as weaponized insights to cause division among protestors and shame black women into silence.
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From there I started on a journey that introduced me to Rinse FM, Pay As U Go Cartel, Heartless Crew, and a few years later I wound up in fabric when I was too young to admit here.
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Prosecutors portrayed Mr. Covlin as a heartless schemer who would stop at nothing to collect his wife's money, who used his children as pawns in his machinations and even took steps to frame his daughter for the murder.
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The firebrand leader unilaterally withdrew in March 2018 from the ICC's founding treaty, saying it skirted due process and the presumption of his innocence and sought to portray him as a "ruthless and heartless violator of human rights".
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It seems obvious that the president wasn't happy with the negative reaction he saw all day to Session's heartless announcement and decided to follow his initial instincts to deal with the issue in a reasonable and compassionate way.
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From early pieces like "Chicago" (21984), written when he was in his early 21978s and staged in the margins of Off Off Broadway, to late works like "Heartless" (2012), he presented a world in which nothing is fixed.
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A haunted family manse overlooking the majestic moors of the British countryside, an orphaned young woman at the mercy of heartless relatives, a Jekyll-and-Hyde doctor — these are among the strikingly familiar elements of Ward's debut novel.
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The White House on Tuesday defended President Trump's controversial decision to end an Obama-era immigration program while lashing out at critics who said he lacked compassion for those affected, calling Democrats "heartless" for fundraising off the issue.
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Clinton should vow to be a voice for the voiceless and champion of those who are hurting, hungry, jobless, anxious and angry about a world economy that can be heartless and a system that is rigged against them.
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Ralph Solecki, an archaeologist whose research helped debunk the view of Neanderthals as heartless and brutish half-wits and inspired a popular series of novels about prehistoric life, died on March 20 in Livingston, N.J. He was 101.
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"Thanks to today's decision, children of lawfully present immigrants will not go hungry or lose their homes as a result of the Trump administration's heartless action," said Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson, who was part of another suit.
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Responding to Christensen's claims, Zhang's father, Ronggao Zhang, said at the Wednesday news conference through a translator, "If what that man said is true, it further confirms that he is a heartless and evil person," according to the outlet.
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Some commentators on the left are hoping to make this a simple story of austerity: A heartless Conservative government cut central government spending on public housing and cut the wages of the firefighters who battled the blaze, they argue.
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This hard-charging comedy—Tennessee Williams, Kenneth Tynan, and Tom Stoppard all viewed it as a milestone—is set in a courthouse pressroom, where a heartless group of reporters sit around waiting for an anarchist schnook to be hanged.
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I remember playing Kingdom Hearts II 13 years ago but I don't think I retained any information other than the games had my favorite Final Fantasy characters and some Disney characters and these cloudy little fuckers called the Heartless.
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After having no message, no money, and no real leadership since 2016, Democrats are now in peril of losing the one key narrative that they've relied upon in the past: that Republicans are a bunch of heartless, racist goons.
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But it&aposs also clear that Senator Schumer would use this is an issue to attack Donald Trump than 'help children, so let&aposs be clear where the phony, heartless policy is, it&aposs in the Democratic caucus in the Senate.
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The intro culminates in a haunting, choir-like vocal track that plays every time the biggest bad in the Rick and Morty universe gets up to his bullshit, making it the perfect score to demonstrate how heartless humanity can be.
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For reasons that aren't quite clear, this leads to Sora and crew heading to the world of Disney's Hercules where they fight alongside the titular hero against Hades and the invading forces of the "heartless," the main enemies in Kingdom Hearts.
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Arne DuncanArne Starkey DuncanAmerica's religion of anti-racism reaches peak absurdity What the next Education secretary must do How Democrats learned to stop worrying and love teachers MORE, President Obama's secretary of education, mocked the "crazy" and heartless Madison school district.
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Claire mostly serves as Mary and Percy's perpetual third wheel and, later, Lord Byron's lover (played by Tom Sturridge as a heartless lothario who's been too liberal with the eyeliner), but 25-year-old Powley manages to give her appreciable depth.
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Some truly heartless people greeted the news of Grande and Davidson's budding romance with doubts that this would be good for the "No Tears Left to Cry" singer, due to the fact that Davidson has openly discussed having Borderline Personality Disorder.
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The official Twitter account for The UPS Store, the retail company of UPS, deleted a tweet about shredding children's letters addressed to Santa Claus in the North Pole after people called it "heartless" and the tweet "too dark" — even for Twitter.
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"After years of fighting heartless, anti-abortion Texas politicians who would seemingly stop at nothing to push abortion out of reach, I want everyone to understand: you don't mess with Texas, you don't mess with Whole Woman's Health," she added.
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"We could not say at the moment who is behind the attack but they are heartless and mean with the aim to create chaos for the country at a time when things are proceeding under a democratic government," he said.
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Last month, he disputed the notion that his policies were heartless and said the humane thing to do is to deter people from paying the human smugglers and cartels that are the only way to illegally cross the Southwest border.
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The vote was marked on the council's agenda only as "discuss and consider relocation of Library Facility cat 'Browser'" — a bureaucratic euphemism for the heartless abandonment of a former shelter cat and the start of World War 3: Cats Vs. Dogs.
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He slammed Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE as sexually abusive and cast the former first lady as a heartless enabler.
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Such blitheness could easily seem heartless, or witless, but so winning is McConaughey that we come to accept this mirthful hippiedom, which allows him to greet all slings and arrows with an uncomplaining shrug, as a sensible course of action.
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Of course, Anne Holt's police procedural takes place in her native Norway, and her simpatico detective, Hanne Wilhelmsen, would never be so heartless — especially after she's just spent six months at a monastic retreat mourning the death of her longtime partner.
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At the N.R.A. gathering, where Clinton was depicted as a near-maniac intent on freeing criminals, confiscating guns and repealing the Second Amendment, Trump claimed that "Heartless Hillary" wants to disarm the nation's grandmothers, leaving them defenseless against murderers and rapists.
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It saved them from the brothels of the Japanese Imperial Army and a system that pulled as few as 20,3003 women and as much as 410,000 into a tragic and heartless wartime industry that still scars many Asian nations today.
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It's a narrative that appears often in film, but in the allegedly similar Ex Machina, say, the robot's treatment of the young engineer infatuated with it/her reduces the story to a hysterical male nightmare about women being heartless and manipulative.
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And life in a society that's becoming more fanatical and militant by the day, a society in which women who have abortions are lambasted as selfish, heartless murderers who will be forever plagued by guilt and shame and divinely mandated diseases.
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With ambiguous lyrics like "tryna find the one that can fix me" and "tryna be a better man, but I'm heartless," the new track takes a decidedly dark tone as the singer grapples with drugs, hypersexuality, self-destruction and loneliness.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Cheered on by thousands of flag-waving Austrians, the leaders of Europe's biggest far-right parties railed on Friday against the European Union and Islam and urged Britons to free themselves from what they called heartless EU technocrats.
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"I console the families of the four pupils that were killed by the heartless terrorist militia who are hell-bent on slaying innocent lives, instilling fear and disrupting education in the region," Garissa County Governor Ali Korane said in a statement.
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The song — an update of "Ether," a key song in the Jay Z-Nas war of the turn of the millennium — is almost deadpan, pleasantly heartless, with a slow accrual of scorching detail that, taken in sum, feels beyond damning.
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Positioning the deplorable repression of the Rohingya in this broader political context does not exculpate the state's failure to prevent and punish any abuses, or exonerate Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi for her seemingly tacit endorsement of heartless official denials.
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First, Geas always has been desperate for recognition -- not the kind of recognition most people seek, but rather recognition as a "capable guy," in mafia parlance, a person willing to commit any act of violence no matter how heartless or brutal.
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On one side are city officials, who say they're merely concerned about the safety of donated food; on the other, the volunteers, who consider the city's food-sharing regulations heartless technicalities whose real purpose is to discourage homeless people from congregating.
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"It's a shame the Grinch decided to do what he did, but we have no problem arresting this 'heartless-soul,'" the Seguin police wrote in a social media post complete with Whataburger puns and a reward: a Whataburger gift card.
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But they were stage mothers and fans, so they chose to believe Michael was a kind, lonely little boy at heart, not a heartless pedophile, and they did not dig deeper when their sons said nothing bad was going on.
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But in the flashbacks to his mother's life we learn more about her family, and how she became the supposedly heartless crone BoJack came to know; played by Jane Krakowski and Matthew Broderick, Beatrice's parents were heartbreaking and obliviously cruel, respectively.
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Last Monday, Khamenei issued a blistering statement on his website blaming the "heartless and murderous Saudis" for the stampede last year and suggesting they may even have caused the stampede on purpose: Saudi rulers were at fault in both cases.
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Jaequan Faulkner, 163, set up a little food stand outside of his home in Minnesota to help raise money for school clothes, and some heartless (read: racist) person called the police on him because he didn't have a permit to run a business.
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Any skilled bureaucrat will invoke extreme measures to avoid being criticized for his actions, but withholding compassionate release of a prisoner to his family so they can spend their last few days on earth together is beyond the pale and utterly heartless.
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Giancarlo Giannini plays a heartless aristocrat whose own dalliances (Jennifer O'Neill plays his mistress) are complicated when his wife (Laura Antonelli) becomes pregnant with another man's child — a situation that rekindles his love for her, or at least his sense of possessiveness.
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As such, Calhoun's shining, heartless paeans to keeping black people in bondage and making others believe the same can be seen as uniquely disgusting -- disgusting enough that he might not furnish the name of a college, of all things, on a university campus.
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And lo and behold, when Charlie (George Newbern) goes to Rowan to ask for his job back as a heartless killer, he hears a baby cry and rushes upstairs to find what is obviously supposed to be a baby girl in a crib.
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The legendary UK Garage act reformed as part of Boiler Room's 20 Years of UK Garage celebrations, performing in South London on a ridiculously packed lineup which also included Heartless Crew, Norris Da Boss Windross & MC Creed, Mike Ruff Cut Lloyd, and more.
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Although Corbyn is beloved of grime artists, young people, and people who believe in the actual redistribution of wealth it's all but guaranteed the Conservatives will win the upcoming election and with it, usher in another five years of heartless, cynical rule.
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In a statement released on Wednesday, Duterte said U.N. special rapporteurs were trying to "paint me as a ruthless and heartless violator of human right", and the ICC had acted prematurely and created the impression he would be charged with serious crimes.
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Publishers are heavily influenced by traffic—what no one is influenced by is the comment section under an article about someone's personal life, full of heartless and patronizing remarks from a group of faux-intellectuals placating themselves with the caps lock key.
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BARBARA L. ESTRIN Bronx To the Editor: The Air Force must be compelled to cough up the names of the heartless wonders of command who refused to treat these 1,600 airmen with fairness, and the Spanish villagers ignored for the same reasons.
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I'm not sure what was going on behind the scenes, but to post a picture of your new baby with your new baby daddy while still married (to the father of your other three children) on Father's Day seemed a bit heartless.
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When it comes to whether or not you support animal slaughter, moral judgments start flowing thick and fast: You're either a brainless hippie who is ignorant of science and facts, or you're a heartless killer who is ignorant of science and facts.
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In a series of Instagram posts, Jackson mocked Wiggins by creating a hypothetical conversation the two brothers should have had after Andrew found out about the Hallelujah tweet, which includes an extended Wizard of Oz analogy where Andrew is the heartless Tin Man.
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Javaherian notes that, 20 years ago, Iranian art had regressed almost to the basic function of all art—that of being the heart of a heartless world—as it helped exorcise the horrors witnessed during the Islamic Revolution and the Iran-Iraq war.
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He had valid reasons for not landing and causing more problems for Mississippi and Louisiana authorities, but the delay, especially after the breached levees in New Orleans caused unprecedented suffering for the African American community, appeared heartless at best and racist at worst.
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For Peter the eternal child, thinking of other people as people is utterly impossible, and both book and play make that abundantly clear: Peter, who represents youth, is "gay and innocent and heartless," and no one truly matters to him beyond himself.
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Lured from their home in Gdansk with offers of work in London, Nadja and Katya are about to be forced into the sex trade by heartless con men hiding behind the imposing but bogus facade of Anderson Price Associates, a nonexistent employment service.
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Thanks to the film "Dunkirk," an improbably intimate look at what Winston Churchill called "a colossal military disaster," minds otherwise gone soft by the heartless current governing policies of the United States can turn to a day when bigger minds guided Western democracies.
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"This was a reckless, heartless and cowardly act of violence that forever changed the life of a 12-year-old child and his family and deeply affected another juvenile," Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields said in a press release at the time.
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"I think the healthcare bill is heartless, I think the way they did it is shameful, and they did it without any transparency, and at the end of the day I just couldn't defend them anymore, after 85033, 25 years," he added.
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Go deeper: Mr. al-Bashir has long promoted a folksy image at home that was a jarring contrast with his image in the West, where he was seen as a heartless warmonger and as a coddler of terrorists like Osama bin Laden.
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Certainly, the movie is not an attempt to convert anyone to a new way of thinking; the audience for this sort of film is likely already sympathetic to the most obvious of McKay's theses, which is that Dick Cheney is a heartless guy.
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And even though, deep down, it's a literally-heartless-and-soulless version of me that just wants to watch Game of Thrones outside and for everyone to have lovely birthdays, I will miss it and hope to—maybe—see it again soon.
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A no-kill shelter in Costa Rica that is home to hundreds of stray dogs — drawing comparisons to the upcoming animated film Isle of Dogs — has been targeted in recent months by "heartless people" who have been killing some of the animals, the organization believes.
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Our father would be profoundly saddened and disappointed by the cowardice and heartless displays of inhumanity shown by the so-called Muslim gunman who took the lives of so many innocent people in the name of a religion which has as its very meaning: peace.
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Not only has the songstress nearly broken the Internet with the arrival of her critically acclaimed albums (most recently, 25), the British performer also has the ability to make the most heartless of listeners sob uncontrollably with just one listen of her heart-wrenching songs.
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The ensuing debate has been fierce, with some praising Epic and others decrying the legal measures as excessive and heartless, suggesting this case could become a touchstone for how game developers of highly competitive online titles handle cheaters and licensing agreement violations in the future.
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When Melanie, Kevin's mother, was asked by a talk show host about the uncomfortable similarity between Kevin's case and the story of the boy who ran away from heartless parents in her most recent children's book, she burst into tears and Frank ended the interview.
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A VICE investigation into past cases in the UK has found a trail of ruined lives and unjust treatment, where sharing drugs with friends can turn teenagers into heartless "death dealers," regardless of whether they intended to cause harm or could easily have died themselves.
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"The type who loves her enormous penthouse and her ridiculously oversized diamond ring enough to cast a blind eye to all the heartless acts her husband had to commit in order to get her these things," he says, which leads Suzanne to storm out.
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Why it matters: These emails, in addition to other emails leaked to Axios in which Morgan called the Trump administration "heartless" for firing him as the head of U.S. Border Patrol in January 2017, show the level of toxicity that surrounded Morgan at USBP.
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President Trump's proposal to cut $1.4 trillion from Medicaid over 10 years not only is unethical in its heartless attack on the nation's poorest and most vulnerable — it's also bad policy that will cost taxpayers far more than it saves in the long run.
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Though much of the Resistance delights in thinking of Donald Trump as a heartless monster, his presidency so far has been shaped by an all-consuming desire with a distinctly human bent: He wants people to like him, and he wants this very, very badly.
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And certainly, the movie is not an attempt to convert anyone to a new way of thinking; the audience for this sort of film is likely already sympathetic to the most obvious of McKay's theses, which is that Dick Cheney is a heartless guy.
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If we are never granted the right to a personality, if we are only perceived as heartless automatons just one point away from a perfect SAT score — then we are certainly never going to be granted the opportunity to live full lives on the screen.
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Many called Mr. Lewandowski's remarks heartless and said they reflected the lack of empathy inherent in the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which has separated thousands of children from their parents yet has failed to reduce the number of families trying to cross the border.
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"It's a cruel and heartless way, saying you have to choose between providing for your families and your children and becoming a lawful resident of this country," said Alvaro Huerta, a staff attorney at the pro-immigrant National Immigration Law Center, who reviewed the proposal.
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Auto-Tune is actually a software brand, but the extreme use of it in all sorts of tracks from Kanye West's "Heartless" to The Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling" has made "auto-tune" morph into more of a catch-all phrase for overdone pitch correction.
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"He said, 'Can I ask why?' and I said absolutely, and I said, 'it's because you're a heartless person, I read your texts and the girl next to you crying also read your texts, and you should really take into consideration other people's feelings,' " Irwin said.
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And for a small number of us, the image of the entrepren-asshole provides a handy, all-encompassing justification for heartless behavior: It is easy to write off our own flaws when selfishness and callousness are portrayed as the unifying features of our era's great men.
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I have no problem with the occasional "personal news" announcements—I'm not so heartless that I won't, like, be a little bit happy when I hear you're getting married to the love of your life—but there's a threshold for that, and it is very low.
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"The fact they are pushing for me to leave immediately is heartless and void of any decency and compassion," Mark Morgan wrote to Kevin McAleenan, the former acting commissioner of Customs and Border Protection who is now Trump's acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Coulter dubbed Delta the "worst airline in America,"posting a picture of the passenger she said was placed in her pre-booked seat and calling the company's employees "Nurse Ratchets," likely a reference to the strict, heartless character Nurse Ratched in One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.
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Before he left we talked about him coming back to Vancouver the following summer, and I went along with the conversation because it was sweet, and I figured it would be kind of heartless if I told him we would probably never see each other again.
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Let me be clear: If Trump never entered the race and Jeb Bush were the nominee, my colleagues in the academy would be calling Bush a heartless Nazi and saying that anyone who voted for him was a fool who didn't know better come the general election.
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Deny him and his government will stay its heartless course, no matter how much trauma is inflicted on these kids, no matter how much shame is heaped on America, no matter how profound the betrayal of its promise, no matter how deep the interment of its soul.
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To the Editor: As we watch this disaster unfold in one part of America — and as we witness our government's slow response to this humanitarian crisis on American soil — it seems unthinkably heartless that our leaders have shifted their attention to cutting taxes for their wealthy patrons.
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The former secretary of state – who has been dogged by her own transparency issues due to her exclusive use of a private email server during her time at Foggy Bottom – has seized on the tax issue as a way to portray Trump as a heartless tycoon.
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The extemporaneous Trump's response to the violence in Charlottesville wasn't just tone-deaf and heartless; you had to wonder about the overall mental balance of a man who managed to both defend the alt-right demonstrators in Virginia and brag about his real estate in the neighborhood.
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Hitting out at what he said was an international effort to paint him as a "ruthless and heartless violator of human rights", Duterte withdrew the Philippines from the ICC's Rome Statute a month ago and promised to continue his crackdown on drugs, in which thousands have been killed.
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"After fighting for her life for over two weeks, our beloved and irreplaceable Andreea — wonderful daughter, sister, partner, dedicated friend and the most unique and life-loving person you can imagine — was cruelly and brutally ripped away from our lives in the most heartless and spiritless way," they said.
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Frankly, though, members of the Saudi ruling family have long enjoyed an undeserved reputation as reformers, like late King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, who enjoyed a blushing amount of hagiography after his death after a reign of heartless judicial oppression, brutish military intervention, and abuse of migrant workers.
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Initially, I thought I'd report about the rapport between Jones and Kelly, covering his claims of "playing Devil's Advocate" and addressing Kelly's almost heartless request that the parent of a Sandy Hook victim share "a message" with Jones, keeping in mind the interview would air on Father's Day.
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Nicholas Burns, a Harvard Kennedy School professor and a former senior United States diplomat who has worked on the Palestinian issue, called the change "heartless and unwise" and a reflection of "the most one-sided U.S. policy since 1948," when President Truman recognized the newly established state of Israel.
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"This is an immoral and an illegal attack on clean air, clean energy, and the health of the public, and it shows just how heartless the Trump administration is when it comes to appeasing its polluter allies," said Michael Brune, head of the U.S. environmental group Sierra Club.
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Comforts are hard to come by in the age of Trump, but I believe that we can take some small solace in the fact that the man is simply too intellectually deficient, in both practice and policy, to impose all of the heartless directives his campaign rhetoric threatened.
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Coulter, who has 1.6 million followers, likened Delta employees to Nurse Ratched, the heartless villain in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", called Delta the "worst airline in America", and suggested the ideal job for a Delta employee would be prison guard, animal handler or an East German policeman.
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The reason why it was so memorable has already been well-documented: Yes, it was here, tucked away on a gravel lot, that West abruptly walked off the stage in the middle of "Heartless," citing a "family emergency" with no further explanation, leaving his fans staring blankly at an empty stage.
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For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power.
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While that number may tick up or down slightly, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's most recent version keeps the most heartless features intact: it allows insurers to charge older Americans five times more than younger adults and it guts Medicaid, which covers more than 60 percent of nursing home residents.
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The plan has three major thrusts: Portray Mr. Trump as a heartless businessman who has worked against the interests of the working-class voters he now appeals to; broadcast the degrading comments he has made against women in order to sway suburban women, who have been reluctant to support Mrs.
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R. Nicholas Burns, a Harvard Kennedy School professor and a former senior United States diplomat who has worked on the Palestinian issue, called the change "heartless and unwise" and a reflection of "the most one-sided U.S. policy since 1948," when Harry S. Truman recognized the newly established state of Israel.
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The folksy image was a jarring contrast with Mr. al-Bashir's image in the West, where he was often seen as a heartless warmonger, as a coddler of terrorists like Osama bin Laden and as the accused architect of a genocidal purge in Darfur that killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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Earlier this year, Diplo announced that he would be launching a new country project, which would be released under his birth name, Thomas Wesley Pentz, Jr. His first song under the moniker, "So Long" with Cam, was released in May, while the second, "Heartless" with Morgan Wallen, dropped in August.
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Wolf also said that most people probably don't know the context in which Bee called Ivanka a "feckless c---": It was during a segment about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) separating children from their parents, and she was making the point that Ivanka refuses to stand up to her father's heartless border policies.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), who serves as the ranking member on the Senate subcommittee that oversees the United States Olympic Committee, said: Throughout her disastrous nine-month tenure as president of U.S.A. Gymnastics, Perry demonstrated nothing but a willful and heartless blindness to the concerns of survivors who were abused by Larry Nassar.
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Sure, there is eventually a narrative payoff, but it's too opaquely teased in its telegraphing to comprise a meaningful motivator for the majority of the game, and its delivery—sorry for sounding sort of heartless here—is just a bit too on the nose, too quickly, for it to leave an impact.
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"After fighting for her life for over two weeks, our beloved and irreplaceable Andreea — wonderful daughter, sister, partner, dedicated friend and the most unique and life-loving person you can imagine — was cruelly and brutally ripped away from our lives in the most heartless and spiritless way," they said in a statement.
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Performer Hailey Heartless told me that she's not sure if it's a "blitz" that Google is doing, or if it's just something many sex workers noticed at once, and got the conversation started—but she's heard from dozens of people in the industry about the issue, after tweeting about her own experience.
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Acker is a cranky ol' cuss, who gets one of the episode's best lines ("I'm going to spread my legs out like this and just to finish it off, why don't you give me a swift kick in the balls") and makes Kim feel like the worst variety of heartless corporate suit.
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Immigration Sanders, who has referred to President Donald Trump's immigration policies as "heartless," wants to offer a pathway to citizenship to most undocumented immigrants and supports comprehensive immigration reform, including restoring the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which protects many undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children from deportation.
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Democrats have denounced the move as a heartless and reckless attempt to save money, but the evidence shows Medicaid in its current form is an unaffordable program that disincentivizes work, traps many people in poverty, and fails to provide adequate health care coverage for the millions of people who depend on the program.
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Is it truly institutional racism and heartless policies to reduce government programs that resulted in conditions today, in which a majority of blacks live in low-income, drug-infested, crime-ridden neighborhoods, where children from single-parent households run wild in the streets, while others are achieving professional degrees and securing comfortable salaries?
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A Clarkstown, N.Y., police officer, John M. Hanchar, whose uncle Edward O'Grady, a Nyack police sergeant, was killed by the robbers in an ambush, said he believed in redemption but felt disheartened that he and others upset by the pleas for clemency were regarded as "heartless, vengeful people who can't move on," he said.
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Other state legislators should avoid these heartless, ineffective policies and instead focus on promoting market-based health care solutions that increase competition among health insurers and provide greater options for consumers, such as permitting insurers to sell plans across state lines, eliminating essential health benefits mandates, and greatly expanding tax-free health savings accounts.
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It's remarkably easy to recast Barrie's "gay and innocent and heartless" Peter as a villain, and just as easy to reimagine Captain Hook — the former Eton student who is obsessed with "good form" — as a hero (see Once Upon a Time, The Child Thief, Hook and Jill, and dozens of other recent Peter Pan retellings).
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Many months before Romney secured the Republican presidential primary, Obama laid the groundwork to run against a heartless plutocrat, proposing a tax reform he called the "Buffett Rule," which would ensure that high-income earners and people with large investment incomes (people, in other words, like Mitt Romney) wouldn't pay lower effective tax rates than their employees.
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"After years of fighting heartless, anti-abortion Texas politicians who would seemingly stop at nothing to push abortion out of reach, I want everyone to understand: You don't mess with Texas, you don't mess with Whole Woman's Health, and you don't mess with this beautiful, powerful movement of people dedicated to reproductive health, rights, and justice," she said.
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Along with the uncanny determinism of her surname, Helen DeWitt has several assets, inherited or acquired, useful to the comic writer: she is a trained classicist, whose teasing instincts have been schooled in ancient Greek and Roman satire; her style is brilliantly heartless, and cork-dry; original herself, she is a witty examiner of human and cultural eccentricity.
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The very few among us, as in Trump's minions and writerly defenders, who can apparently neither imagine themselves in the position of the children or the parents subjected to such heartless abuse, stand out now as unfeeling and cynical to an almost staggering degree (which is saying a lot given the amorality of the Trumpians thus far).
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It's also a UK soundsystem history lesson—namely, one that isn't boring or retro, but makes the legacy come alive—and a neat unison of past, present and future: beginning with a sample clipped from an ancient, foundation-stone moment for grime, a seminal on-stage battle between Pay As U Go Cartel and Heartless Crew, back in 2001.
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After "Heartless" was released last week — his first solo offering since his EP My Dear Melancholy hit airwaves in March 2018 — fans immediately speculated that the ambiguous lyrics were in reference to the singer's on-off relationship with Bella Hadid, who resumed dating the musician after breaking things off and watching him move on with Selena Gomez.
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I anticipate Congress will, like last year, and particularly in light of the midterm elections this fall, repudiate the Trump administration's heartless attempt to decimate one of the pillars of the civil rights movement, which is fair housing, a social movement in a long lineage of movements to make America greater again and to create a more perfect union.
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In one heartless tweet, followed by a cowardly move to hide behind his attorney general whom Trump had announce the decision, Trump declared DACA was over and that there would be a six-month delay so that Congress could "do their job," implying that it is up to Congress to give these kids permanent legislative protection.
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In French- and Spanish-speaking countries, "liberal", now often prefixed by "neo-", is a fighting word used with exactly the opposite meaning to that which it has in America: to describe a heartless small-government economic philosophy, and a global order in which the World Bank and International Monetary Fund boss poor countries around, forcing them to adopt market-based economic policies.
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He presides, in frequent clips, over this unquenchably chipper and heartless yarn, and would have frowned at the glum note that is struck at the end, when we are shown archival footage of the Senate investigation into the Iran-Contra affair—the chief counsel at which, it so happens, was Arthur L. Liman, the father of the man who made this film.
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Pamela Flitton, a heartless beauty who drives men crazy with desire, is so clearly modelled on Barbara Skelton (or Helter-Skelter, as she was sometimes known)—a moody and temperamental wife of both Cyril Connolly and George Weidenfeld, as well as the girlfriend of Egypt's King Farouk, among many others—that Skelton immediately recognized herself, and jokingly threatened to sue.
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Still, it seems clear that the relative weight you attach to these two issues—the sexism that has contributed to the demonization of Thatcher as a heartless, inhuman witch, gleefully inflicting pain on working people and small children, and the quite severe negative consequences suffered by many as a result of her policy choices—is very much a matter of perspective.
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Now we need the White House press corps to do with Sarah Huckabee Sanders the same thing that Cuomo, Smerconish and Melber do with their guests: Don't allow her to duck and avoid questions about Trump's lies —especially lies about Democrats as responsible for Trump's cruel and heartless policies that he could end with one phone call or public announcement.
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Just this week, the GOP has worked diligently to make the unpopular GOP health bill even more heartless by effectively taking away the nearly universally supported ban on pre-existing conditions, which Margot Sanger-Katz at The New York Times points out would create the impressively cruel joke of setting cancer patients up to buy an insurance plan that (surprise!) doesn't have to cover chemotherapy.
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Just this week, the GOP has worked diligently to make the unpopular GOP health bill even more heartless by effectively taking away the nearly universally supported ban on pre-existing conditions, which Margot Sanger-Katz at the New York Times points out would create the impressively cruel joke of setting cancer patients up to buy an insurance plan that (surprise!) doesn't have to cover chemotherapy.
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The rotating group of families who have appeared at times with the president — totaling more than three dozen — provide a powerful rejoinder to criticism of Mr. Trump's hard-line approach to immigration as heartless, in some ways embodying his gift for creating narratives that resonate more with his base than concrete policy proposals or statistics undermining his argument that unauthorized immigration leads to increases in crime.
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Democratic leaders don't want the socialist programs in the bill exposed to hostile conservative amendments on the floor that could harm their pet programs, while Republican leadership are petrified that if the bill is considered, the media and Democrats will portray Republicans who try and get meaningful reforms made to the bill as heartless usurpers who want to harm seniors, students and those who are ill.
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