South African cabinet ministers due to attend sent lackeys instead.
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You could filibuster particularly toxic bills introduced by Trump lackeys.
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C. lackeys that all they care about is proximity to power.
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He has attacked the opposition as terrorists, foreign lackeys and atheists.
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They hate Reince Priebus and his lackeys because he screwed these people.
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"Universal law is for lackeys," he tells Michael—the show's main character.
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President Putin: Use your power over access to create lackeys and mouthpieces.
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It was only the latest in her inquisitions of President Donald Trump's lackeys.
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The two film lackeys continued to shoot impassively, filling the doorway behind her.
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Lackeys have appeared with umbrellas for the heads of state and FIFA dignitaries.
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But you're not just fooling a bunch of corporate lackeys to help Darlene.
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If Trump's lackeys break the law, he's almost certainly going to pardon them.
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You'll see congressional action, targeting lackeys of the NRA facing reelection in vulnerable districts.
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China's top newspaper on Sunday condemned "anti-China lackeys" of foreign forces in Hong Kong.
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In his speech, Maduro condemned him and Brazil's President Michel Temer as "lackeys" of Washington.
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Maduro loyalists, who regularly insult opposition leaders as Washington's lackeys, wasted no time in pouncing.
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Another of his lackeys was providing information to the LSP [Louisiana State Police] and DEA.
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Washington is lousy with lackeys, and not even the maddest of kings thins their ranks.
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Is it possible I'm pinning too much blame on Trump and his Fox News lackeys?
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What did Dawn do to deserve the collective ire of our establishment and its lackeys?
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That's especially urgent given the incipient countermobilization from the business community and its Republican lackeys.
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He also told Schumer that judges are used to being criticized and are no one's lackeys.
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It's your best opportunity to purge Congress of myopic telecom lackeys that disregard the public interest.
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He's on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter—all set up for him and controlled by his lackeys.
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Does she have any idea what it would be like to go against Putin & his lackeys?
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The self-styled grown-ups are, for the most part, being replaced by lackeys and ideologues.
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He imperiously created a commission dominated by partisan lackeys to drum up evidence of supposed fraud.
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Zuck likes to send his lackeys instead, but the UK has had about enough of Zuck's bullshit.
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His followers used violence to suppress a growing domestic opposition he branded lackeys of former colonial powers.
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While Mr Putin has kept mum about his plans, his lackeys are clamouring to secure their roles.
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Although Kate fights off a few of Alice's lackeys, she is eventually overpowered and brought to Alice.
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"Journalists are not lackeys for the police," said Tom Henheffer, executive director of Canadian Journalists for Free Expression.
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She's recovering from having almost died at the hands of Negan's lackeys and struggling to understand Ezekiel's intentions.
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These men and their lackeys have been the beneficiaries of positive discrimination, to say the least, for centuries.
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The investigation was not only born of the Christopher Steele dossier, as Trump and his lackeys had insisted.
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They must expose this President and the Republican senators as political cowards and lackeys for the gun industry.
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Right on cue, Mr. Trump's lackeys are responding to such breaches of fealty by going on the attack.
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That's a Latin phrase now popular with the lackeys of Trump who still insist on calling themselves Republicans.
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Their economic justifications are scams designed by lobbyists and corporate lackeys to expand their greedy clients' bank accounts.
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China's top newspaper, the People's Daily, on Sunday condemned "anti-China lackeys" of foreign forces in Hong Kong.
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Would one of his lackeys be so craven as to point out that she was of childbearing age?
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He did not want this war with Matheson, which, inevitably, would be a war with Matheson's lackeys too.
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Surrounded by an inner-circle of lackeys that seemed impervious to their actions while everyone else suffered in silence?
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He said the White House statements backfired, by allowing Mr. Maduro to attack the political opposition as American lackeys.
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"Today it has been clear that these European countries are the lackeys and yes men of America," he said.
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The only way to deal with bullies like Mr. Trump and his lackeys is to stand up to them.
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In these few moments on that bus, Bush didn't quite play the same role as Cosby and Ailes's lackeys.
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Theon sends one of his lackeys to find two other innocent boys, murder them, and burn their bodies beyond recognition.
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Trump's lackeys in the media are selling out American values in favor of a President they've turned into a king.
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But that hasn't stopped Trump and his lackeys from repeating the claim again and again over the past few days.
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Trump and his lackeys have been waging their own sort of psychological warfare on the American majority that abhors them.
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As the CIA boss guy, Conklin, poor Chris Cooper was stuck barking obvious orders at lackeys on computers for two hours.
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Under current law, foreign governments and offshore lackeys they hire are immune from lawsuits or criminal charges in the United States.
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"It's not usually over that quickly," he assures me, adding that most players pick off the boss's lackeys before focusing on him.
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Here's what Hill and Vindman said, and why it's bad not only for Trump but also for three of his top lackeys.
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For if Kim Jon-Un and his lackeys murder their own people, they will have no compunction in mass-murdering our people.
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The eight officials who went to Beijing came home to a storm of criticism for being lackeys to Beijing's one-China policy.
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He wallows in the gutter with his cronies, flunkies, lackeys, and suck-ups, but he can't drag the whole country there with him.
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Negan stabbed "rapey Davey" in the neck, ordering his lackeys to fetch Sasha a new shirt as David bled out from the jugular.
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He may have called for religious tolerance, but he invaded two Muslim countries and his lackeys tortured and imprisoned and profiled Muslim men.
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After such episodes, Mr. Trump and his lackeys often feel moved to offer some type of official cover story for his petty thuggery.
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You must take away from it that Trump has a consuming need to be surrounded not only by loyalists but also by lackeys.
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Zuckerberg has so far refused to testify in London at the request of the British government, choosing instead to send one of his lackeys.
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And like Neo dodging bullets in The Matrix, Zuckerberg has repeatedly wriggled his way out of it, opting to send lackeys in his place.
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It suggests that evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials may exist, something that Trump lackeys have been denying for months.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Democrat's star freshman, laid the groundwork for demanding the president's tax returns and issuing future subpoenas to more Trump lackeys.
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Poppy doesn't like to work with people, because they're untrustworthy, so she builds robot help — except for when she trusts her human lackeys implicitly.
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As far as Mao was concerned, only wreckers, Western lackeys and the capitalist bourgeoisie knew the difference between a sand wedge and a pitching wedge.
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A draft for a new constitution that was presented last year proved too illiberal even for lackeys who sit in the army's rubber-stamp councils.
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Before: You were unusually imperious, even for a corporate big shot — waited on hand and foot by lackeys who stroked and coddled you for decades.
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They're also absolutely nothing like Ultron's lackeys in Avengers: Age of Ultron, who are silver, don't speak at all, and are fiercely loyal to Ultron.
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They both have gathered up a cohort of lackeys to make that goal achievable, and those teams end up being crucial to accomplishing that goal.
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After Trump and his lackeys spent the weekend trying to redefine truth, the president is signaling that he will enact his most extreme campaign proposals.
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Many may know storm troopers as Darth Vader's white-clad lackeys with horrible aim, but to Florida's Jacksonville Humane Society (JHS), Storm Troopers are heroes.
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Speaking of Mr. Ryan, the speaker needs to shut down the attacks on Mr. Rosenstein by Mr. Trump's lackeys in the arch-conservative Freedom Caucus.
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Our institutions and regulations need overhaul and Congress has to learn how to be the people's representatives instead of fund-raising lackeys to the wealthy.
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I could walk away from fights by giving security guards a rare word of kindness, or infiltrate an office by transparently playing on corporate lackeys' insecurities.
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Indeed, beyond a few weak-kneed House members and well-fed lackeys in the West Wing, no one really fears getting their ass kicked by Donald Trump.
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Trump's lackeys, like Rex Tillerson and Wilbur Ross, all had their headsets on while it looked like Trump wasn't listening to the translation from the Chinese leader.
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Most of the rest were murdered by unknown assailants, often assumed to be policemen or their lackeys, and rumoured to be paid $100 or more a hit.
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But Trump and his lackeys returned to one excuse time and again: He couldn't release his returns until the Internal Revenue Service completed a (possibly fabricated) audit.
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By Krystal BallOpinion Contributor Facing backlash from his normally loyal lackeys, yesterday the president offered Republican leaders the tiniest shred of a sliver of a cover story.
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Appalling as it is, White House nepotism is only one element of Mr. Trump's broader determination to install unqualified friends, patrons and political lackeys across the government.
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At Theater for a New Audience, Kathryn Hunter ("Kafka's Monkey") is joined onstage by the Ethiopian musician Temesgen Zeleke in this survey of power and its lackeys.
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At the start of this season, Ken is so beaten that all he can do is repeat in monotone whatever his dad's lackeys tell him to say.
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Said assassination was incredibly unpopular with pretty much everyone except Trump and his lackeys, so many were hoping the briefing would reveal new information justifying the attack.
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And there's every indication that she and her lackeys would like to do the same thing for something as expensive and complicated and necessary as special education.
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Trump seems to always surround himself with lap dogs and lackeys, people who will do and say anything to defend and protect him, praise and promote him.
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While we have seen political leaders and their lackeys call journalists the "enemy of the people" in other countries throughout history, none of this is normal in America.
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State media also called the U.N. Security Council "a tool of evil" made up of "money-bribed" nations indebted to the United States that serve as America's lackeys.
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Fantasies of individual power and collective victimhood are marketed to flatter obedient ticket buyers with the conviction that they are masters rather than minions, underdogs rather than lackeys.
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All of which makes it noteworthy that Trump's Kurdish betrayal has elicited such a political backlash, including among some of his more reliable lackeys in the Republican caucus.
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Krause, who traveled from Maine a day earlier, went with his mother to visit his grandparents, the Lackeys, at their home, officials from the Middlesex District Attorney's office stated.
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Jones and his lackeys enjoy publishing baseless claims, like the idea that Beyonce is on the CIA payroll or the old classic that 9-11 was an inside job.
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Trump and his lackeys have already made clear their opposition to funding entire fields of scientific research—Bob Walker, a senior adviser, even suggested scrapping NASA's Earth science division.
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If the top echelons of critical agencies are filled with lackeys, the expertise and experience of those serving under them will ultimately decide just how much damage is done.
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With numbers like these, there is zero financial incentive for gun retailers, gun companies and their paid-for political lackeys to take any meaningful steps to curtail gun violence.
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Instead of focusing on my care, my parents had to fight against a cavalcade of nameless insurance company bureaucrats and lackeys who questioned every cost, every charge, every bill.
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Trump has a history of Italian mob ties in the US and some of his lackeys like consigliere Michael Cohen have even claimed to be tight with Russian mobsters.
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" Andrew Bates, a Biden spokesman, said, "This latest intervention in the Democratic primary is one of the most desperate yet, a despicable torrent of misinformation by the President's lackeys.
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There was also the aforementioned Marty Hodas, whose peep-show success required his lackeys to lug trunks filled with quarters to a bank at 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue.
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He could never tolerate the Reds, still less adapt to their vulgar ways: those ruthless people were lackeys of the Soviets who went around burning churches and executing priests.
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Jojo and Yorki head off to Hitler Youth camp, run by the vaguely dissolute Captain Klenzendorf (Sam Rockwell) and his lackeys, Finkel (Alfie Allen) and Fräulein Rahm (Rebel Wilson).
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Maduro says Washington and its "lackeys" in the region are bent on toppling socialism in Venezuela via a coup in order to take control of the OPEC nation's oil riches.
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You see, the Congressional Black Caucus and its lackeys like Clay need to keep the black community in chains, ignorant of the real oppressors in their community: liberal black leadership.
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Meanwhile, the social-media celebrations of 20 years of Potter have temporarily crowded out the endless liberal memes comparing Trump and his court to Voldemort and his Death Eater lackeys.
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She held the leashes of three Dalmatians in the photo, while costars Joel Fry and Paul Walter Hauser — who play Cruella's lackeys Jasper and Horace, respectively — posed in the background.
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RELATED: North Korea slams "Obama and his lackeys" in furious response to sanctions If the accusations are true, it wouldn't be North Korea's first breach of South Korea's cybersecurity this year.
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I found traces of an ashamed conscience in the worst of its corporate lackeys, while the leader of a worker's collective had a utopian vision marred by a persistent, disquieting vindictiveness.
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Will his lackeys like political strategist Roger Stone call for a march on Albany to "stop the steal" like they did in Colorado and are planning to do in upcoming Pennsylvania?
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Susie is abducted by a pair of lackeys for Harry Drake, the comedy super force Midge upset last season by outing comedy cash cow Sophie Lennon (Jane Lynch) as a fraud.
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People who've spent years surrounded by flatterers and lackeys eager to get their hands on their money tend to come away with an inflated sense of their own domains of competence.
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Trump and his lackeys (particularly hated substitute teacher Sean Spicer) have used the stock market and, to a lesser extent, the consumer confidence index, as a kind of counter-approval rating.
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Senate leaders are even urging Mark Zuckerberg to testify on Capitol Hill about what's happened instead of sending a team of lackeys and lawyers, which is what the Facebook CEO usually does.
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According to the lawsuit filed by Marq Stevenson ... he went to CB's Dallas concert last year, and passed his cap to one of Brown's lackeys to get the singer to autograph it.
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But too often agencies and blue helmets (as in the headgear worn by peacekeepers) are lackeys of autocrats, forming "abusive" relationships with those in power, according to Richard Gowan of Columbia University.
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In the fifth clip (above), the Indominus Rex knocks down rugged dinosaur trainer Owen Grady and trusted Jurassic World employee Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) as it assembles an army of raptor lackeys.
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In fact it seems like a season of more: more gunfire, more lackeys getting shoved out of helicopters, and more expert glowering from Golden Globe nominee Wagner Moura, who stars as Escobar.
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Remember when Michael Bloomberg's lackeys created this--let's say highly optimistic--electoral map of him winning the Deep South and the Rust Belt as a third-party candidate in the 2016 election?
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All of that so-called "dirt," of course, is based solely in conspiracy theory; Trump's recent impeachment attested as much, with the president and his lackeys buying those tales of "dirt" wholesale.
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And we have a president that cannot sit through a briefing or do serious preparation of any kind, who has hollowed out the government and filled key posts with lackeys and grifters.
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Toward the end of A Warning, the author divides Trump's staff into the Lackeys (true believers), the Steady Staters (capable colleagues), and the Abettors (who neither support nor subvert Trump's worst goals).
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It's not really even about the lawmakers' loathing of the broader investigation, though certainly President Trump's congressional lackeys — Mr. Meadows and Mr. Jordan most definitely included — are increasingly desperate to derail it.
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After winning a rigged re-election last year, Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro continues to jail his opponents, violently curtail street protests, strip power from the legislature, and stack the courts with his lackeys.
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For instance, back in March of 2013, Trump took to Twitter to complain that the pope was standing in line to pay his hotel bill, rather than having his lackeys do it. Seriously.
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If this campaign reveals that electors by and large feel compelled to behave like "party lackeys and intellectual nonentities," as Justice Robert Jackson once put it, then the college serves no redeeming function.
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Currently, Gizmodo's correspondents are wandering around amongst the booth lackeys and PR shills in the dark, and everyone is getting a nice break from the eye-searing pixels and jargon-laden patter of pitches.
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" And Matteo Salvini, the leader of the anti-immigrant Northern League, who campaigned vigorously against Mr. Renzi's proposal, called the result "not just a defeat for Renzi but also his servant, lackeys, bankers, financiers.
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Her loss of power has been the High Sparrow's gain, as evidenced by the ability of his cudgel-wielding lackeys to show up at the Red Keep and "order" Cersei to come to the Sept.
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So you run around Marvel locations like Avengers Tower and the Dark Dimension, using a mix of light/heavy attacks and energy-consuming powers to beat up an assortment of super-villains and their lackeys.
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The Big Roller needs extraordinary resources: millions of dollars of capital, hundreds of hours to fill out purchase slips, dozens of Lackeys to complete the purchases, and retail outlets willing to cater to massive orders.
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"Implementing Title III in full means a chance at justice for Cuban Americans who have long sought relief from Fidel Castro and his lackeys seizing property without compensation," Pompeo said in remarks at the State Department.
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Crispin Glover The most mysterious of the New Gods, Mr. World — along with his lackeys, Mr. Town, Mr. Road, Mr. Wood and Mr. Stone — exist thanks to our fascination with unidentified government spooks in Gaiman's novel.
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Yes, he infamously writes his own tweets on his phone (and dictates them to lackeys before 7pm) but we have precious little evidence that he has actually sat down and used a desktop or laptop computer.
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The members speculate that the president may seek to replace the top two Justice Department officials with lackeys, who can then either seek to fire Mueller or curb his ability to run the high-profile investigation.
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The regime would make sure that EU diplomats understood that it had no illusions about US perfidy, and that it was ready to respond fiercely should the US and its southern lackeys ever dare to invade.
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When Chris finally gets Billy on the phone, after fighting with corporate lackeys determined to keep him from speaking to the chief, the Dorsey stand-in begins to rail against his increasing irrelevance as a figurehead.
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"PDVSA calls on bondholders and investors to trust the logistical, productive and financial capacities of the (company), which has met its commitments despite vulgar sabotage by the imperialists and their domestic lackeys," the firm said via Twitter.
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In 1965, the Sichuan authorities commissioned more than 100 life-size clay sculptures that the museum installed as the Rent Collection Courtyard, which purported to show how Liu Wencai and his lackeys bullied peasants to extract rents.
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Democrats have repeatedly warned that the president may seek to replace the top two Justice Department officials with lackeys, who can then either seek to fire Mueller or curb his ability to run the high-profile investigation.
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Demagogues are able to claim that they represent the people against foreigners and their lackeys in the local political and media elites, especially when European institutions and local politicians do not seem to have easy solutions to problems.
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"Certain people in Hong Kong have been relying on foreigners or relying on young people to build themselves up, serving as the pawns and lackeys of foreign anti-China forces," the ruling People's Daily said in a commentary.
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"Universal law is for lackeys," he tells her, letting her know that he approves of the decision she made in the pilot episode to attack her commander in order to attempt to fire first on the warmongering Klingons.
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But without the charismatic Mr Tusk the party was thrashed by PiS, and it has seemed disoriented and unable to mount a strong opposition, even as the government has installed lackeys throughout the bureaucracy and on the constitutional court.
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But it was never clear what difference American rhetorical support would have made then, other than allowing the Iranian government to depict the protesters as American lackeys, giving the security services more of a pretext to crack down violently.
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He has emerged as one of Mr. Trump's top go-to guys for carrying out questionable orders, such as taking the practical steps necessary to withhold Ukraine's aid money or shove aside career diplomats in favor of political lackeys.
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"Certain people in Hong Kong have been relying on foreigners or relying on young people to build themselves up, serving as the pawns and lackeys of foreign anti-China forces," the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily said in a commentary.
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It's because the movie focuses on the next rung down the ladder from the Dear Leader: the loyal lackeys and family members who were complicit in his reign of terror, and who are left flailing and fighting when it's over.
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Of course, he sends one of his lackeys to the back of the truck with Daryl while viewers spend the next two minutes wondering whether TWD will really kill off a major character in the first scene of the premiere.
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A political tool even before Maduro mentor Hugo Chavez became president in 0003, PDVSA has increasingly become an extension of Venezuela's beleaguered government, critics say, with lackeys and soldiers now filling posts, including the top job, that once required industry expertise.
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"Obama and his lackeys are sadly mistaken if they calculate that they can force the DPRK to abandon its line of nuclear weaponization and undermine its status as a nuclear power through base sanctions to pressurize it," the statement read.
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McGregor spends much of the movie flipping his wrist to signal a murder like a conductor directing an orchestra, lounging in silk robes, dancing to no music, and saying the word "birdy" over and over in reference to his lackeys.
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A political tool even before Maduro mentor Hugo Chavez became president in 1999, PDVSA has increasingly become an extension of Venezuela's beleaguered government, critics say, with lackeys and soldiers now filling posts, including the top job, that once required industry expertise.
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Our Vietnamese allies could never shake the charge that they were lackeys of a foreign power, while our enemy, albeit equally dependent on foreigners for their arms and ammunition, were better able to cloak themselves in the heady smoke of nationalism.
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It would draw all attention away from Iran's own human rights abuses and enable Iran and ISIS to present themselves as the leading Muslim protectors of Jerusalem — and to present America's Sunni Arab allies as lackeys of an extremist Israel.
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"Elections now look like games of the Night Hockey League, where Putin, in the company of 10 lackeys, scores eight goals," he wrote, referring to the ice hockey games that Mr. Putin takes part in with his friends and government officials.
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Just watch this master work: Furman manages to ravage 26 melons in one minute without slicing himself, aided by a team of faithful lackeys working in unison to clean up the halves and set up a fresh melon on his belly chopping block.
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The Punisher is packed with fantastic action sequences, whether in urban warfare with Billy and his lackeys or in smaller fight scenes like a brawl with mobsters in a gym, choreographed to use as many pieces of weight-lifting equipment as possible.
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Joyce and Hopper venture into the Upside Down and rescue Will, El defeats her papa and his lackeys to save her friends but vanishes in the process, and we see that not all is right with Will as he vomits a slug.
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Perhaps it wasn't so wise to show her hand by having The Mountain rip open the jaw of one of the Faith Militant's lackeys (+10, +5 for style), as it certainly seemed to prompt a rethinking of this (admittedly pretty silly) legal practice.
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Endlessly pushed around, Matt and Jake are our underdogs: two sad-sack lackeys who share a tiny windowless office, while making jokes about suicide, free office food, and the aspirational genre of pornography that involves all the women who've ever dumped you apologizing.
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Speaking in an interview with the NRA's Colion Noir on Saturday, Mike (who has supported the NRA in the past) seemed to dismiss the gun control activists as "woke" and "lackeys of the progressive movement" who he implied were only following trends.
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As for the rest of the Republican conference, it is increasingly, and depressingly, difficult to imagine what level of presidential outrage it would take to spur these lackeys to stand up for the integrity of their institution, much less the American people.
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Impeachment has only extended this pattern, with Republicans voting to shorten the trial even when it makes them look like lackeys, and too cowed in many cases to even take the acquit-but-still-condemn approach that Democrats took with Bill Clinton.
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Justin Trudeau makes gay athletes feel lucky as hell while President Trump and his lackeys make them feel like second-class citizens ... that's the sad truth according to the first openly gay athlete to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics.
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It's a Mac and PC game focused on dialog and narrative, but instead of navigating conversation trees, your job is to mix drinks for a cast of cyborg hitmen, 24/7 "life streamers," freelance hackers, and corporate lackeys for a company run by intelligent dogs.
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Written and directed by Veep's Armando Iannucci, it's an inky-black comedy about Stalin's lackeys falling over one another in the wake of his death (no spoilers, it's in the title) to establish themselves as his natural successor, without looking like they're trying too hard.
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It's been devastating to see how quickly so many American institutions have been corrupted — the Department of Justice turned into an engine of Trump's paranoid vendettas, the State Department purged of nonpartisan professionals, evidence of Trump's Ukraine extortion scheme buried by his Senate lackeys.
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Pompeo, who first signed on as Trump's C.I.A. director and then flattered his way to secretary of state, is a paragon of these lackeys-come-lately, and he's especially vivid proof of how easily and completely the lure of power can overwhelm any call to conscience.
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The Harvey Weinstein lackeys who, for example, helped him lure victims by creating a false sense of security for them, only to leave them alone with a known sexual predator, will not be judged in a criminal court of law, but rather the court of public opinion.
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"By way of their well-disguised anti-Semitism, Plaintiff (March) avers that all of the efforts expended by the various defendants in this case are designed to pursue a singular, nefarious Grail—the corporate greed of Aramark, and its lackeys," March wrote, according to The Tennessean.
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"Obama and his lackeys are sadly mistaken if they calculate that they can force the [Democratic People's Republic of Korea] to abandon its line of nuclear weaponization and undermine its status as a nuclear power through base sanctions to pressurize it," it said in a statement, according to reports.
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At worst, these sketches just coddle the audience by reflecting all of their assumptions and prejudices back at them: Yes, Trump is dumb, his administration is full of venal lackeys, Jeff Sessions is creepy, Cohen is a crook, all of your obvious, knee-jerk impulses and prejudices are correct.
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He has exhorted protesters to show up carrying only Russian flags, on the assumption that the sight of helmeted riot police carting off demonstrators embracing the national flag will serve as a kind of visual taunt against Kremlin accusations that the opposition is a small pack of Western lackeys.
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Stunned by the challenge to his monopoly hold on the political process, Mr. Mugabe accused his black opponents of being lackeys of the white farmers who had openly helped bankroll the Movement for Democratic Change, which was led by a former labor leader, Morgan Tsvangirai (who died last year).
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Personnel is policy, as they say in today's Washington, and Johnson wanted to replace Stanton with someone who'd undermine Congressional Reconstruction, place lackeys in charge of the military governments, and allow former Confederates to reestablish states that looked exactly like the ones they had prior to the war.
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The story follows contestants of a dystopian game show also called "HIT TV." It's instigated by a disembodied mouth with a molasses-sweet cadence broadcasting through a pirated TV signal to offer "points" to players who kill her targets, á la the omniscient radio DJ and her lackeys in 1979's The Warriors.
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But that&aposs a chance for President Trump to say to Kim Jong-un, here are -- just in case Kim Jong-un has been misinformed by the lackeys and acolytes who surround him about the real nature of American military might, capability, and so on, look, we do have the ability to obliterate you.
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Back in the US, some politicians on Capitol Hill have recently (and meekly) suggested that maybe Zuckerberg should come testify to Congress about the apparent damage the social media company has done to the US. But when these inquiries came up in the past, Facebook only sent lackeys like lawyers to give official statements.
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"Her Only Living Son," the final segment of the 2017 horror anthology XX. Written and directed by Karyn Kusama, the short stars Christina Kirk as Cora, a stressed-out single mother whose charismatic, malevolent teenage son Andy (Kyle Allen) has been stirring up trouble at school with his violent behavior — and even more disturbingly, with his fiercely devoted lackeys.
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Iran&aposs Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei also slammed the E3&aposs actions, saying in a Friday sermon in Tehran: "It has been proven now, after about a year, that they are, in the true sense of the word, America&aposs lackeys, and these cowardly governments are waiting for the Iranian nation to surrender," according to Agence France-Presse.
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But if other Trump lackeys follow Carson's lead, either out of fear of hobbling the Trump administration or to avoid reputational damage, the questions will become who, if anyone, will be executing on Trump's behalf on January 20; and whether Trump will continue to insist on banishing the only people who can rescue him—and perhaps the country—from disaster.
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From Day 1, the White House and its lackeys in certain federal agencies have been waging what amounts to a war on science, appointing people with few scientific credentials to key positions, defunding programs that could lead to a cleaner and safer environment and a healthier population, and, most ominously, censoring scientific inquiry that could inform the public and government policy.
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Tehran, Iran (CNN)Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei led Friday prayers in Tehran for the first time in eight years, amid public fury over the military's shooting down of a passenger jet and sky-high tensions with the US. Khamenei mocked US officials as "American clowns" and criticized France, Germany and the UK as "lackeys" of the US that can't be trusted.
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Sometimes the Democratic presidential primaries seem like that famous graphic scene from "Pulp Fiction": One minute Butch and Marsellus are on the streets trying to kill each other and the next they suddenly find themselves tied up in a basement facing a common enemy (an orange-haired security guard named Zed, along with his two lackeys, Maynard and the Gimp).
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Four people were discovered dead at the neighboring residence, according to a news release in September from the district attorney's office: Elizabeth, 85, and Frank Lackey III, 89, the suspect's grandparents, both residents of the home; the suspect's mother, 60-year-old Elizabeth Krause, also of Rockport; and Bertha Mae Parker, 68, of Groton, a home health care worker who did not live with the Lackeys.
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It would have forced company executives, or at least their lackeys, to stand in court and answer for a crisis that over the last two decades has claimed the lives of over 229,2000 Americans—roughly the number of American lives lost in World War II. Around 2,400 similar lawsuits against these companies and others have been filed by federal, tribal, state, county, and city agencies and governments across the nation.
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For instance, there was this low-key viral tweet on April 7: best mlm ship dynamicsemo x himbothe two dumbass primary villain lackeys who bond over being stupid and having a shitty bossweird old dudesdads ... followed a few days later by this slightly more popular art post — the first iteration of what would become the Twitter meme — on April 10: all my favorite ship dynamics in a nutshell pic.twitter.
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Washington state's Democratic governor lashed out at his Republican colleagues across the nation on Tuesday, saying in a new interview that GOP governors are "lackeys" enabling 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 "moral depravity" in the White House.
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People thought the Clintons were paranoid ("vast right-wing conspiracy"),People thought the Clintons surrounded themselves with "yes" men and women and lackeys who did and said whatever they thought Bill and Hillary wanted,People thought the Clintons didn't always (or often) tell the truth and were always willing to lie to keep themselves out of trouble, The email server story affirmed for people that everything, or at least lots of what they thought about the Clintons was true.
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"The Prince of Providence" maintains a parochial coziness, reflected in the inside jokes that win knowing laughs: the time that monkeys escaped from the zoo to take their own walking tours of the city (true); the stale Oreos that Cianci lackeys ate while he committed that infamous assault (true); the assortment of Cianci toupees, including an "action rug" for use at crime scenes and in inclement weather (true.) "I think that's part of being the state theater of Rhode Island," Tyler Dobrowsky, Trinity Rep's associate artistic director, said.
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