" Asked about this option, Mr. Sieve called it "hogwash.
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Leila de Lima, an anti-Duterte senator detained on drugs charges, said it was "hogwash, pure hogwash", and Samira Gutoc, a candidate in recent Senate elections, urged the police not to become partisan.
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This is complete hogwash, according to the law of physics.
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"This is all a load of hogwash!" said The Grinch.
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Trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash.
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Trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash.
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Because I read it, and it was hogwash on my part.
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I don't think I'm alone in reading that stance as hogwash.
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Mr. Trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash.
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Supporters of Green Cow Farm say the new policy is hogwash.
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But that's apparently hogwash because the startup apparently never met with Cook.
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Signals are in many ways hogwash, but they should not be ignored.
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Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks. Hogwash.
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It's hogwash, and Peter King has been trading in it for years.
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As for the $14 million estimate for Cavill — that's just standard hogwash.
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For Bianchi, talk of an alternative to the national currency is elitist hogwash.
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It appears as if the recent calls for peace were nothing but hogwash.
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Trump's claims of no collusion [with the Russians] are, in a word, hogwash.
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Later, she saw another doctor who told her that [earlier doctor's advice] was hogwash.
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Mwenda Njeka, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry, said the opposition claims were "hogwash".
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This is a barrel of bunkum and balderdash served with generous helpings of hogwash.
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Whatever you may have read about bone density and muscle deterioration after 30 is hogwash.
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Advocates of "Brexit" argued that was hogwash, and the early evidence suggests they were right.
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" Mr. Fithian of the theater owners association called Mr. Stuber's comment about access "absolute hogwash.
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I think that's about as deep a pile of hogwash as you can run into.
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This is a hallowed form of what can best be described as The Higher Hogwash.
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GOLDMAN: Well you know, and that&aposs why when you said its incumbent, that&aposs hogwash.
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" Freeman added, "I think this is just made-up stuff, just, you know, it's political hogwash.
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And all that talk of the Warriors being some kind of evil superteam was such hogwash.
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Hogwash. Join the Military or the FBI, serve our great nation, as many of us have.
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On Friday, presidential spokesman, Salvador Panelo, said any allegations of state-sponsored killings were "pure hogwash".
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What was notable about Ms Fernández was her apparent attempt to deny it by publishing hogwash statistics.
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Personally, I think it's all hogwash until I actually see a self-driving car on the road.
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The Cubs think that's all a bunch of hogwash, and they are putting that belief into action.
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I talk this kind of hogwash to some people about the female gaze and the male gaze.
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When Emily Farris went online for parenting advice, all she got was anti-vaxxer hogwash or mom shaming.
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Mr Trump's tweets plainly show this to be hogwash, argue the Europeans; he is motivated by pure protectionism.
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He won Ohio tonight, yet people are already claiming his home-state advantage counts for nothing nationally. Hogwash.
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To which we say, hogwash — there are literally hundreds of occasions where a ruffled outfit would make sense.
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But I feel pretty good calling Umapagan's Ampikaipakan's recent New York Times op-ed a bunch of hogwash.
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But as a psychologist with an expertise in child abuse, I can tell you this theory is hogwash.
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Hogwash. Just watch that video again take a look at how deep Jones is in with Papa John's.
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But as the Court deliberates, it's worth noting that the policy justification for this ban — terrorism — is complete hogwash.
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The defence asked me to comment, and I said, 'That's hogwash, we cannot use this technology for that purpose.
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As a person who has lived with and known several addicted gamblers, I believe that the study is hogwash.
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That almost everything we think we know about "the events" is ideologically inflected hogwash, Ross proves beyond a doubt.
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The story is probably hogwash but it makes an interesting point which is very pertinent to the game of fighting.
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Earlier this month the FCC's inspector general concluded an investigation into the attacks and found the whole story was hogwash.
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Over 190 congested airports—103 of them in Europe—follow rules that IATA describes as "fair, neutral and transparent" Hogwash.
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That a sensationalized portrayal of native burial rites was woven into this mishmash of hogwash might not be entirely surprising.
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"Cock and bull" could mean hogwash (See what I did there?), but taken individually, a cock and a bull are MALES.
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Brennan, who led the CIA under Democratic President Barack Obama, on Thursday called Trump's denials "hogwash" and vowed not to be silenced.
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Don't fall for that $19.99 Gucci bag with five star reviews, because FakeSpot will tell you it's all a bunch of hogwash.
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Sandborn, however, thinks your romantic notions about the place are hogwash, "just like alligators in the sewers of New York," she said.
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"Hogwash," said Robert Haney, chairman of the Upson County Board of Elections, denying that race was a factor in his board's decision.
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By and large, its military tactics are hogwash and make next to no sense if you think about them for five seconds.
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There's a lot of hogwash out there, and it can be difficult to discern what's snake oil and what's actual bona fide news.
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"I don't see this as any different than the war on drugs, if we can admit that that was racist hogwash," she said.
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" He was accustomed, he wrote, to being called a "snob, arrogant dilettante and cad," characterizations he was inclined to dismiss as "so much hogwash.
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It released "Hogwash," a multiplayer title that pits a farmhand against a group of mischievous pigs, on the game streaming platform earlier this year.
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" ZANU-PF spokesman Simon Khaya Moyo confirmed the party sent the messages but denied allegations that the data came from the elections body as "hogwash.
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"Educational campaigns to consumers are very often hogwash — it's a very large amount of money to educate a very small fraction of people," Issa said.
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While this episode does a great job demonstrating the way media can snowball out of control, the episode's entire premise is a load of hogwash.
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Nixon, who also blasted the investigation about him as partisan hogwash, learned that sometimes, a president can turn out to be his own worst enemy.
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In a world so chock full of hogwash health advice, anything that moves us in the direction of that goal is worth paying attention to.
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But Mr. Lochtefeld actually manages to give a sincere and human-scale performance, even if most of what he has to say is maudlin hogwash.
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Gettleman called the notion of feeling obligated to take a quarterback "hogwash," and yet he may not get a better chance to draft Manning's eventual replacement.
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BUT ALL THIS NOISE OF BUYING SOMETHING NOT FOR WHAT IT DOES, BUT FOR WHAT YOU THINK IT CAN CONNECT TO, I THINK, IS MOSTLY HOGWASH.
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EILEEN WEST Pleasantville, N.Y. To the Editor: Bernie Sanders's newest strategy is to claim that he is behind in delegates because he is so virtuous. Hogwash.
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After both halves of the duo agree that this description of themselves is definitely true and not at all self-aggrandizing hogwash, they've officially buried the hatchet.
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JaVale McGee is getting in on the newest Internet craze, the #BroomstickChallenge ... which is dope and all, except for the fact it's all a bunch of hogwash!!
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That said, you will hear, and continue to hear, a lot of hogwash and hullabaloo about who was the best of the best in Muay Thai history.
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" Guterres on Monday also rejected claims from critics who say that shifting away from fossil fuels like oil and coal would be costly, calling that notion "hogwash.
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Ames is that she's the last thing on my bucket list, and if I visit a psychic and it's a bunch of hogwash, then that's it, right?
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But, Barnes says all that talk is a bunch of hogwash ... 'cause the future #1 overall pick is expected to land a contract up to $45 million.
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However, a key point is not being mentioned: The formulas developed by Cambridge Analytica to explain and predict people's personality traits and behaviors are most likely hogwash.
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So to come in here and to take a shot and say, &aposOh, Mr. Collins doesn&apost think people died,&apos that is a load of hogwash.
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So even though the photo doesn't appear to be photoshopped, viral posts claiming that "Leftists are kneeling to protest at the tomb of the unknown soldier" are hogwash.
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Proposition 66 proponents claim their deeply flawed ballot initiative will turbo-charge California's machinery of death by ensuring that all death penalty appeals are decided within five years. Hogwash.
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" The statement came in response to a recent New York Times op-ed in which Brennan describes Trump's claims of "no collusion" between his campaign and Russia as "hogwash.
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" Phil Mudd, a former FBI senior intelligence adviser and a CNN counterterrorism analyst, cautioned that one should "pump the brakes" in calling the President's claims of no collusion "hogwash.
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I have heard this fable before and know it to be hogwash, but I say, "Oh, wow," and await my $10 change that does not appear to be forthcoming.
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You can use the data, but all this noise of buying something not for what it does, but for what you think it can connect, I think, is mostly hogwash.
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Of course, in retrospect, there are clever touches galore, like the inclusion of RAINBOW, the clue for HOGWASH and a little three-letter leprechaun synonym turning up a few times.
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Yet the unspoken interstices of the story, to which Mackintosh delicately draws the reader's attention with haunting, oblique prose, emphasize just how much hogwash the parents are feeding their daughters.
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The Zimbabwe election commission&aposs chief officer, Utloile Silaigwana, at first denied Thursday&aposs voting took place, dismissing reports as "hogwash," then reversed himself after police acknowledged some officers were voting.
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She added an eyeroll emoji for emphasis, implying that the rumors were pure, internet-produced hogwash, and that "belly" Twitter's been talking about is just the result of a delicious meal.
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Hannah's sunny optimism that her mother will find someone, even when she's not looking for it is the kind of hogwash that she's bought into, out of self-preservation, foolishness or both.
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In interrogation footage released this week, Orlando Police detectives candidly tell a man accused of murdering his wife they think his denial is "hogwash" while also accusing the suspect of faking tears.
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Fox News and Hannity in particular, seeing an opportunity, have since jumped on the Rich conspiracy bandwagon, devoting programming time to this hogwash and using its TV network's influence to bolster the theory.
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Take a sip of your Ramona Pinot and chill out, because those intense rumors that the Real Housewives of New York almost died on a cruise in Colombia are a bunch of hogwash...probably.
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Maybe this is harmless wishful thinking, and more likely it's utter hogwash, but I am still holding out hope that David Bowie might just show up for that second Twin Peaks cameo after all.
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His supposed bad influence on his teammates Darryl Strawberry and Dwight Gooden, which might have been in a factor in the Mets' trading him to the San Diego Padres, is also hogwash, he says.
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At best, the latest crop of Covid-19 conspiracy theories are wacky bits of hogwash: Did The Simpsons predict coronavirus, or was it a thriller novel by Dean Koontz, or was it Disney's Tangled?
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We got Arum out in L.A. and asked about the request ... and he thinks it's a bunch of hogwash, and actually seems a little miffed at the thought judges from 'Murica weren't on the level.
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As an elder statesman of the city's stand-up scene, Mr. Quinn has acquired some authority, but he also undercuts it repeatedly, presenting himself as a peddler of hogwash who does the bare minimum of research.
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In H. H. HOLMES: The True History of the White City Devil (Skyhorse, $26.99), Adam Selzer concedes (a bit reluctantly, it seems) that it's all hogwash, tall tales aggregated by the newspapers out of gossip and rumor.
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The FBI and Justice Department have a century-long history of skewering targets to gratify their political masters, while the FISA court routinely heaves buckets of judicial hogwash to countenance the wholesale destruction of Americans' constitutional rights.
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I know Gallup talks about how we have a record number of independents, but that's largely hogwash because if you push those "independents," it turns out that most of them vote one way or the other every time.
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If there's anything we learned from the advent of "fake news" and its spread across social media at alarming rates, it's that most people have abysmal media literacy, and struggle when tasked to separate verified information from hogwash.
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Dr. Rigel called many of the new alternative sunscreen products "hogwash" and warns his patients to stay away from pills whose makers say they have no side effects; it usually means they have no benefits, either, he said.
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It would be easy to dismiss Mr. Trump's latest policy patter as hogwash, the sort of promise-making in which he specializes — like his pledge to drain the political swamp or get Mexico to pay for The Wall.
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Politically we are a far more centrist country than +29 D on a partisan index, and that this whole notion of the Democratic Party being caught in a major rift that is pulling it too far left is hogwash.
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"Hogwash ('nonsense, balderdash') spiked dramatically in lookups on August 85033th, 2018, after former CIA Director John Brennan used the word in an editorial in The New York Times, dismissively applied to arguments put forth by President Trump," Merriam-Webster tweeted.
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The mantra that judicial nominees are expected to recite — "I just apply the facts to the law and, presto, come up with the answer" — is understood both by those who intone it and those who hear it to be hogwash.
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" In an Op-Ed for The Times this morning, Mr. Brennan said that Mr. Trump was trying to silence those who challenge him, and that the president's assertions that there was no collusion between his campaign and Russia were "hogwash.
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In an Op-Ed for The Times, Mr. Brennan called the president's claims of "no collusion" with Russia to influence the 2016 election "hogwash" and, argued that the commander in chief was trying to silence anyone who would dare challenge him.
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Trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash," he wrote, adding, "The only questions that remain are whether the collusion that took place constituted criminally liable conspiracy ... and how many members of 'Trump Incorporated' attempted to defraud the government.
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Aside from the fact that, barring a Constitutional amendment, Trump will not be president in 2026, I don't want any FIFA-tangential official to even start with the "soccer can bring countries together" hogwash when the World Cup is still being hosted in Qatar.
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Whether TripAdvisor reviews are helpful or hogwash is subjective, but either way, doesn't a meal of giblets in West Africa make for a better story if you stumble upon it serendipitously rather than seek it out upon the advice of Chantal J. from Marseille?
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According to the Washington Post, "Senior officials at the Commerce Department and the White House's National Economic Council were livid at the suggestion that the memo reflects administration policy and called it hogwash…" Shortly thereafter, the author of the controversial memo — Air Force Brigadier Gen.
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Whether you think her thesis is true or hogwash, if you believe in strengthening democracy the implication is the same: In an overworked society with young people increasingly accustomed to app-enabled shortcuts, states need to make voting more accessible using every lever available.
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Brennan, who led the CIA for most of President Obama's second term, said that just like Russian government denials that they did not interfere in the 2016 US election are "hogwash," Trump's claims that he and his associates didn't collude with Russia aren't credible.
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" This is, of course hogwash, as Wilentz notes: "Either proposition would have astounded James Madison, often described as the guiding spirit behind the Constitution, who rejected state-established religions and, like Alexander Hamilton, proposed a central government so strong that it could veto state laws.
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Statements like the one on page 46 of the religious exemption document, "Contraception's association with positive health effects might also be partially offset by an association with negative health effects," are hogwash, the result of careful cherry-picking of the literature, some of it quite dubious.
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As for Mr. de Blasio's claim in a television interview on Monday that the agency had hid the true costs of the project until after the recent state budget talks, Mr. Lhota called the idea "hogwash" and said the M.T.A. board was regularly briefed on the project.
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So when I say we need to support Black women, that doesn't just mean getting them into office; it means standing by them in times of injustice, calling out people's biases, and unpacking what a legitimate critique is versus one that's just thinly-veiled misogynistic or racist hogwash.
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I MEAN, WHAT WOULD PEOPLE, OTHER THAN IF YOU THINK IT GOES TO THE TOTAL POLITICAL, WHICH IS OUR – WHATEVER WE CALL HIM, CAN'T CALL HIM LEADER, BUT THAT HE'S MADE STATEMENTS ABOUT CNN BEING AWFUL AND THIS AND THAT, HE'LL DO DESTRUCTIVE THINGS, PROBABLY IT IS HOGWASH.
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While there's a fine line between Tom Verlaine singing about dressing like cops and seeing what we can do and Rønnenfelt's somewhat more vague poetic allusions to staying up late as a mutiny in heaven, it's no less hogwash than the diaristic impulses of so many of their rock peers.
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The title of the show came from a letter Conner sent to one of his gallerists: My work is described as beautiful, horrible, hogwash, genius, maundering, precise, quaint, avant-garde, historical, hackneyed, masterful, trivial, intense, mystical, virtuosic, bewildering, absorbing, concise, absurd, amusing, innovative, nostalgic, contemporary, iconoclastic, sophisticated, trash, masterpieces, etc.
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" Brennan has been vocal in his objections since losing his security clearance, including multiple appearances on MSNBC, where he serves as a contributor, and in an op-ed in The New York Times on Thursday, where he called Trump's claims of no collusion with Russia during the 2016 election "hogwash.
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But if you really want to take it seriously, the recent spate of creepy clown news is disturbing precisely because it's hard to tell where myth ends and reality begins -- we know, intellectually, that it's mostly a bunch of hogwash, but then someone gets arrested for making violent clown threats and we start to question it all.
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This season about a school of witches in New Orleans seems to be the favorite of lots of people (no less a TV authority than Entertainment Weekly named Coven the best TV show of 2013!), but I've always found it to be hogwash saved by a lot of great performances from some of the world's finest actresses.
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The reality is that Barr is not only selling traditional values to conservative voters, some of whom are genuinely starved for them, he is also marketing apocalyptic hogwash because, for his boss to get re-elected, Trump's supporters must continue to believe that liberals and the Democratic Party are the embodiment of evil, determined to destroy the American way of life.
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Former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE said Thursday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's claims that no one from his campaign team colluded with Russians are "hogwash," adding that he knows American citizens were affiliated with Russian spies.
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Searches on Merriam-Webster's website for the word "hogwash" spiked by 15,500 percent on Thursday after former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE used the word to dismiss President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's claims that no one from his campaign team colluded with Russians.
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