Democrats vote in lockstep (or near lockstep) against nominees who get confirmed anyhow. 3.
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Republican politicians have been pretty lockstep on policies for years.
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Nonetheless, the states still do not move in martial lockstep.
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And that's a lot better than the alternative: Lockstep partisanship.
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Law enforcement officials aren't always in lockstep with the NRA.
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But not all stocks and bonds are moving in lockstep.
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Now, Democrats are in lockstep with the Senate Democratic leader.
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Finally, there's the lockstep, hypocritical, partisan support for the president.
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Will you work in lockstep with Republican leaders on Capitol Hill?
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Regarding Beijing, apprehensions have grown in lockstep with China's expanding influence.
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Pence normally votes in lockstep with his Republican colleagues in Congress.
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They are intentionally throttling voices that are not in liberal lockstep.
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He and Cooper remain in "lockstep" on the plan, he added.
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The prices of Humalog and Novolog have essentially increased in lockstep.
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" Pompeo added that the U.S. and South Korea were "in lockstep.
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Trump's campaign wanted to signal it was in lockstep with the RNC.
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There were other signs that the two companies weren't entirely in lockstep.
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A correlation of 1 would mean the two move in perfect lockstep.
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"The thing is, they really shouldn't be trading in lockstep," Cramer said.
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Democrats stood in lockstep: The motion to strike them failed 190-232.
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Trump's energy policies, as described, fall almost in lockstep with conservative orthodoxy.
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Ultimately, however, the two lawmakers are nearly in lockstep with one another.
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Republicans didn't vote in lockstep with Republican presidents, not even Ronald Reagan.
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Rather, they went on to, in lockstep, shaping the computing industry together.
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Staying in lockstep A seasoned politician, Pompeo's comments reflect a recognition that his future success as secretary of state rests in large part on being in lockstep with the President - a lesson his predecessor Rex Tillerson did not learn.
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The Republicans were lockstep in opposition to almost every major Obama administration initiative.
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Cramer has that raising interest rates in lockstep could derail U.S. economic growth.
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They also say his views were not always in lockstep with the organization's.
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And his decision to shirk their lockstep opposition to impeachment reopened those wounds.
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Stocks could drop in lockstep, as lower interest rates are good for companies.
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The Republican incumbent ran a campaign that was in lockstep with the president.
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But it dissipated in the aforementioned lockstep of how a WWE heel behaves.
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"I'd rather see that than lockstep lemmings going over the cliff," he said.
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Donnelly and company will not be marching in lockstep with their fellow Democrats.
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Unfortunately, the Senate Budget Committee is moving in virtual lockstep with the House.
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Oil and U.S. stock prices have been moving in lockstep for several months.
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But Republican leaders have been in lockstep against Amash, rallying around the president.
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Official interest rates in Hong Kong usually move in lockstep with the Fed.
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Cramer has warned that raising interest rates in lockstep could derail U.S. economic growth.
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Trump and Netanyahu have been in lockstep over policy toward Iran and the Palestinians.
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The result, reported in July, was that the two do, indeed, change in lockstep.
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When the Fed tightens monetary policy, they no longer have to follow in lockstep.
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I mean the company and the investor have to be sort of in lockstep.
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If the superdelegates are in lockstep with Hillary [Clinton], that might be a problem.
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So far, Republicans are standing behind him and Democrats are in lockstep against him.
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At first, the lockstep synchrony of the stock market and oil prices seemed counterintuitive.
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A correlation of 1 would mean the two move in lockstep with each other.
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On taxes, Trump is effectively in lockstep with House Republicans in the big picture.
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How do you feel being part of that versus sort of a more lockstep?
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Crude oil prices and energy stocks, often in lockstep, have split apart this year.
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Plus, he said, he was making this plan in lockstep with the White House.
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For all the rationalizing, the politics behind the GOP's lockstep here is pretty simple.
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"Don't link the Medicare decision and the Social Security decision in lockstep," Freitag said.
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To be sure, the energy sector seldom rises and falls in lockstep with oil prices.
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You can't disconnect the game's atmosphere from gameplay; they work in lockstep to generate tension.
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Fears over the coronavirus' severity have been ebbing and flowing in lockstep with market sentiment.
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Because they just got in lockstep with one another and kind of lost their soul.
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He marched in lockstep with some of the biggest civil rights leaders of the decade.
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I didn't think that I was supposed to walk in lockstep, that wasn't my job.
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The anti-Trumps are not in total disarray, but they're not exactly in lockstep either.
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He has so far been in lockstep with the Trump administration over its Iran policy.
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But stocks still moved in lockstep with rising and falling hopes for a trade deal.
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McConnell told Hannity that he is in lockstep with the White House on trial strategy.
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The Israeli PM and the US national security adviser had been in lockstep on Iran.
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It's not overly surprising that Pompeo and Trump are in lockstep over the Iran deal.
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When stocks move up or down, the high-yield bond market tends to move in lockstep.
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In recent months, Cramer noticed costs for various goods sliding in lockstep with recent declines in .
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But on Wednesday, the president accused Heitkamp of voting lockstep with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer.
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Lockstep pay ladders based on seniority, which unions have traditionally defended, are part of the problem.
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Costs continue to rise in lockstep with rates of chronic disease, and life spans are declining.
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In addition, stocks surged after the crisis almost in lockstep with the Fed's balance sheet growth.
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We weren't necessarily buying it back then, but looks like she's definitely in lockstep with POTUS.
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Europe was also hammered, and lately the U.S. market has been trading in lockstep with Europe.
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At the moment, the two are moving in lockstep in the wrong direction, to China's detriment.
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Rather, their lack of self-awareness can grow in lockstep with their rank, seniority, and success.
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Orrin Hatch's retirement, made clear that if elected he would not walk in lockstep with Trump.
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Labor unions and environmental groups opposed to the deal, meanwhile, are marching in lockstep against it.
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Despite OPEC's deal to cut the number of barrels it produces, exports haven't fallen in lockstep.
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Megvii and SenseTime have grown in lockstep in their competition to develop cutting-edge facial recognition tools.
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His position on affirmative action, for instance, is basically in lockstep with the largely white Republican Party.
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The question is whether there are donors for members who don't walk in lockstep with their leaders.
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"You're not going to solve neurodegenerative diseases or cancers or mental illnesses by just lockstep," she said.
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It is unrealistic to expect such an enormous group of potential voters to fall into ideological lockstep.
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But stocks kept rallying, even as oil sank, breaking a recent pattern of moving mostly in lockstep.
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Temperatures will continue to rise in lockstep with increasing emissions of greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels.
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To the contrary, the American herd marches in lockstep toward ever-greater levels of conformance and imitation.
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That Reid defended the event in lockstep with Pell grants and Homeland Security investments likely didn't help.
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That mantra has gained popularity since the two moved in lockstep to reach new records in 2017.
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Despite DeWine's party affiliation, he hasn't always been in exact lockstep with the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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What is unfair is Berkeley's treatment of students who aren't in lockstep with the university's ideological line.
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Powell had voted in lockstep with Yellen, whom GOP lawmakers criticized for not raising interest rates earlier.
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Though they have their differences, both are relentlessly optimistic, and that, they say, keeps them in lockstep.
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Entire academic disciplines, such as political science, education, sociology and others, are in pedagogical and ideological lockstep.
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For decades following World War II, our measures of productivity and pay tracked each other in lockstep.
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Two years later, this was a harder sell because they'd mostly voted in lockstep with his agenda.
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The increase in the Fed's balance sheet has been in near lockstep with the stock market's climb.
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The economy and stock markets don't always move in lockstep -- and that can be a good thing.
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Macron and Merkel are in lockstep on Iran, trade, climate change, support for the U.N. and Syria.
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Bill Weld, virtually every prominent GOP politician and member of Congress is in firm lockstep with Trump.
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In recent months, Cramer noticed costs for various goods sliding in lockstep with recent declines in oil prices.
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Scrivener's popularity increased in lockstep with the rise of the self-publishing community that has flourished on Amazon.
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In other words, stocks and other assets are beginning to move in opposite directions after trading in lockstep.
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And no question: Maher and Yiannopoulos do indeed appear to be in lockstep when it comes to Muslims.
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In short, the bots "read" news stories and then followed their authors, one after the other, in lockstep.
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On vote after vote in the 112-member meeting Thursday, RNC and Trump supporters were largely in lockstep.
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The few American firms to use the lockstep system have experienced partner defections recently to higher-paying practices.
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The AI industry should self-govern and establish ethics frameworks in lockstep with corporate boards and executive teams.
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For once, Donald Trump and the pundit class are in lockstep: This discussion conflates two very different questions.
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Danker's addition to the team comes in lockstep with Uber Chief Brand Officer Bozoma Saint John's impending departure.
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Dark money groups disparage the records and reputations of respected judges who don't march lockstep with their agendas.
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A correlation of 1.0 is considered "perfect" lockstep movement for assets; anything lower can reduce overall portfolio risk.
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Though both are sworn to the destruction of Israel, they have not always been in lockstep on strategy.
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It was a powerful repudiation of Donald Trump and the Republican politicians who march in lockstep behind him.
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That same month — almost in complete lockstep — Lime and Spin deployed their own electric scooters in the city.
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Policy wonks have spent years debunking the myth that economic growth and fossil fuel pollution march in lockstep.
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This time around, McConnell has worked in lockstep with the White House, and made no secret about it.
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Ukraine policy is perhaps the one area where the U.S. and its European allies had been in lockstep.
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Powell voted in lockstep with Yellen since joining the Fed, and is expected to follow a similar path.
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When state and federal elected leaders vote in lockstep with the NRA, they are making a political choice.
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The Democratic Party was not always in lockstep with the most aggressive gun control advocates in this country.
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It's true that there are plenty of policy areas where Trump and Haley appear to be in lockstep.
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The steps and missteps of the past seem so easily repeatable that the future seems to march in lockstep.
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With the boot on the other foot here, the lockstep-liberal bloc of four on the Supreme Court dissented.
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South Korea will try to stay in lockstep with the United States if the diplomacy hits a rough patch.
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Money and schooling are in lockstep, and the deplorable behavior has to be viewed in that context, he said.
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Paps got Ben and Jen out in Brentwood Tuesday casting their votes, and leaving the polling station in lockstep.
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It has employers grappling with ways to hire and keep their workforces productive and in lockstep with economic demand.
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Steve Bannon loves Lighthizer and views him as an economic nationalist in lockstep with Trump's "America First" campaign platform.
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There may also be stark policy disagreements between the two countries, on a topic they were previously in lockstep.
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Crickets sing in synchrony; metronomes placed side by side sway into lockstep; some fireflies blink together in the dark.
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Watch the video ... the whole family appears to be in lockstep on how they're going to handle the controversy.
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The U.S. and Israeli governments had moved in lockstep on the Palestinian issue since Trump took office, until now.
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Throughout the campaign, Wexton hammered her opponent as a Trump foot soldier who voted in lockstep with the president.
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But it arrived in virtual lockstep with the tweets and statements released by his Republican frenemies on Capitol Hill.
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He voted in lockstep with Yellen, who also supported gradual rate hikes in her final years leading the Fed.
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Her diverse caucus may yet disagree on much, but they appear in lockstep over opposing Trump on the wall.
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While Uber repairs its image, Lyft is rolling out driver features in lockstep to maintain its promise to drivers.
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It's a shining example of how Zelda fans have always been in lockstep with Nintendo's own experimentation with horror.
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But there was a sense back then that the "pro-ana" websites were in lockstep with mainstream screen culture.
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Its leaders and followers have marched in lockstep to delay, oppose and vilify Trump's nominees for major cabinet positions.
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Hong Kong's monetary policy moves in lockstep with the Fed's as the city's currency is pegged against the dollar.
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If everything in your portfolio goes up and down in lockstep, you probably aren't as diversified as you think.
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My colleague, Senator Warner, and I have worked in — have worked to to stay in lockstep on this investigation.
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Housing construction had fueled much of the southeastern economy and consumer-oriented sectors such as retail grew in lockstep.
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House Democrats Since taking over the House, Democrats have marched pretty much in lockstep under House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Similar to prior witnesses, Laporta testified that Gates and Manafort were in lockstep but that Manafort was in charge.
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Up until July 2008, the S&P 500 and the MSCI Emerging Market Index moved lockstep with one another.
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Digital currencies often move in lockstep with bitcoin, which accounts for more than half of the digital currency market.
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McConnell told Fox News that he was working in lockstep with the White House on plans for the trial.
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The GOP's lockstep opposition was driven by the danger posed by the legislation and the corruption of the process.
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Public drug use, increased risk of violence and, yes, human waste on the streets in this one party, lockstep town.
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For them, a fourth pillar exists: a common foreign-policy doctrine evolving in lockstep; a bubbling elixir of mutual admiration.
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He appreciated how Strange voted in lockstep with the White House agenda while never asking for special treatment in return.
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Trump's constant rhetoric has gone almost undiscussed on the campaign trail, as all candidates stay in lockstep opposed to him.
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Stock market industry groups are starting to move in lockstep — a sign to some strategists that stocks will go higher.
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Here, the companies are working together to embed a so-called "lockstep" safety solution for the Nios II embedded processor.
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Political polarization, misinformation, the internet, and the human mind are working in lockstep to fracture reality into countless pieces. Why?
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But in military lockstep, the State Counselor's office has flatly denied any abuses may have taken place since October 9.
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It is gruesome how they go down in lockstep and shed massive points for every dollar that crude goes down.
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The peso, supported by Mexican central bank rate hikes, has also been rising in lockstep with the Mexican stock market.
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Freight forwarders' overall February decline was in near lockstep, down 4.4 percent, according to Panjiva data, published first by Reuters.
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The Chinese, who are big fans of Draghi's communication skills may follow in lockstep and hold off on further devaluation.
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Republicans in that chamber are voting in lockstep with the Trump administration, while Democrats are almost universally voting in opposition.
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Sherrod Brown said he did not see President Donald Trump in lockstep with McConnell on the tax issue just yet.
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Asked for comment, a Justice Department spokesman said Sessions is "proud" to execute the administration's agenda "in lockstep" with Nielsen.
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The dancers followed along more or less in lockstep; the occasional flub was shrugged off with a good-natured laugh.
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Darling said the two men are "ideologically in lockstep," but their rocky personal relationship has spilled into their professional relationship.
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Steve Bullock (D) said Sunday that he believes Democrats don't need to "walk in lockstep" ahead of November's midterm elections.
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The CDC private labs, universities and manufacturers should be working lockstep to get this done and get it done correctly.
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But the Trump presidency does not inspire lockstep allegiance among evangelicals, and that divide was evident this week in Dallas.
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Naturally, Biden made clear that he expected his running mate, regardless of party, to be in lockstep with his priorities.
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Local paychecks at the 10th percentile grew in lockstep, increasing by 17.6%, versus only 9.3% in the states without increases.
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"Compared to the infighting, back-biting and name-calling among Republicans, Democrats look like they're marching in lockstep," he said.
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Square's new cryptocurrency connection ignited its stock, which surged to new highs and suddenly started trading in lockstep with bitcoin.
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Lockstep pricing — made possible because only a small number of manufacturers compete in many drug categories — is a problem too.
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Substantial price hikes occur and stick because only one company makes a drug, or because manufacturers raise prices in lockstep.
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U.S. CEO optimism was in lockstep with the global composite of chief executives, according to the latest YPO Global Pulse survey.
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Which isn't to say that the two men always voted in lockstep, or didn't side with the liberal justices at times.
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The quiet summer months are making matters worse, because liquidity in the stock market tends to decrease in lockstep with holidays.
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This is exactly where we find ourselves today, as the world's superpowers march in lockstep toward yet another prospective nuclear doomsday.
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I find it highly unlikely, but skepticism is always worthwhile when investors march in talking point lockstep ("this time is different").
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The threat he poses is real, and we can accomplish that mission more effectively with dialogue than with lockstep party unity.
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"The dollar and bonds have been trading in lockstep," said Ellis Phifer, senior market strategist at Raymond James in Memphis, Tennessee.
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"That's got people backing off the idea that there's such a lockstep relationship between the real economy and inflation," Bullard said.
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The magic-circle firms all operate some variation of the "lockstep" model, which broadly remunerates partners on the basis of seniority.
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The counties tend to vote nearly in lockstep with each other, and both, based on their labor history, were deep blue.
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Best director: Usually, picture and director are in lockstep, so "Revenant's" win at the DGA helps its director, Alejandro González Iñárritu.
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If confirmed, the decision to not support the GOP convention puts Apple in lockstep with other tech companies taking principled stands.
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At data forecasting website FiveThirtyEight, Harry Enten wrote last week that the Senate and presidential races are moving in near lockstep.
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Mezrich found that this cohort is outperforming almost in lockstep with the high-momentum stocks that investors have come to love.
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I got a 52-to-48 majority and um, as you saw on several occasions, we're not always totally in lockstep.
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For much of the past 22019 years, Democrats and Republicans have appeared to be in lockstep in their support for Israel.
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Those politicians are in lockstep with Arab factions alarmed by the draft legislation, said Netanyahu, in office for the past decade.
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Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, going to try to rig this trial, working in lockstep with the president and his lawyers?
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The core strategy of congressional Republicans is to march in lockstep with Trump and tie their political fate to his unpopularity.
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This is not to say there are not disagreements, but the Republican Party has never been the party of lockstep behavior.
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AND YOU KNOW, THE IDEA THAT WE'RE GOING TO GO IN LOCKSTEP WITHOUT PAYING ATTENTION TO THE ECONOMY, THAT'S TOO MUCH.
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And WeWork's operating losses, what's left after the costs to bring in revenue, are marching in lockstep with its growing revenue.
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Indeed, he seems to be even more conservative: his votes are in lockstep with those of the right-most justice, Clarence Thomas.
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Once Apple joined in, the rest of big tech, not to be left holding the bag, marched in lockstep to remove Infowars.
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But it also locked the network into lockstep with a President who fundamentally misunderstands the role of a free and independent media.
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The county of Donegal and the council encompassing Derry and nearby Strabane work in lockstep in areas ranging from libraries to sport.
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The men, whose heads are purposefully cut off by the painting's framing, are marching in lockstep, left foot forward, left hand back.
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And Hillary Clinton will not be bullied by Trump, who is in lockstep with the NRA and its dangerous "guns everywhere" agenda.
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It's amazing how, once you're in lockstep with cocaine, it becomes so consuming that nearly everything else gets pushed out of sight.
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A value of 1 would indicate that the two assets move in lockstep; -1 would indicate they move in completely opposite directions.
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The groups are hardly in lockstep: ConservAmerica's Twitter is flooded with #MAGA; RepublicEn is highly critical of Trump (Inglis was solidly #NeverTrump).
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His assertion that "compromise" could have stopped the Civil War is historically indefensible and in lockstep with Trump's inflammatory post-Charlottesville comments.
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"Come the general, all these races, I think the White House will be very much in lockstep with us," the aide said.
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House Democrats last week approved guidelines formalizing the impeachment inquiry over the lockstep opposition of virtually every Republican in the legislative body.
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It will be a reckoning for Republicans in the House and Senate who act like automatons marching in lockstep to defend Trump.
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Certainly there are differences in word, but in deed Flake and Corker are both more or less in lockstep with the president.
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Along comes President Trump and suddenly the veneers of party unity, and marching in ideological lockstep are starting to fade away quickly.
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"The State Department and White House should be in lockstep when it comes to issues like negotiating with North Korea," he added.
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When McConnell refused to allow Garland a vote, Republicans who praised Garland marched in lockstep to back McConnell to destroy his nomination.
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She has also largely kept Schumer, who has been criticized by many Democrats for his willingness to work with Republicans, in lockstep.
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U.S. stocks and the price of oil have often moved in lockstep in recent months but that was not the case Tuesday.
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Along a shaded path, boys in green army fatigues, black combat boots, berets and pilotkas practice their lockstep, marching toward the camera.
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Other Republicans who would march in lockstep with Trump and be widely accused of backing a coverup of Russian crimes against America.
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Navarro and Trump are in sync on trade and his influence in the White House has risen in lockstep with trade tensions.
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That gives Schumer — who has been in lockstep with Speaker Nancy Pelosi on the response to the crisis — leverage in the negotiations.
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The focus on China has occurred in lockstep with Trump attempting to rewrite the history of his response to the novel coronavirus.
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And despite what Booty jokingly refers to as some disagreement on "schedules and timetables" post-acquisition, the two studios are in lockstep.
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The president's impeachment and his marquee trade agreement have moved almost in lockstep, underscoring the highs and lows of Trump's first term.
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We've seen record high levels of anxiety and depression that are in lockstep with increased adoption of smartphones and social media apps.
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The game's design, narrative, and pacing are all equally important elements that work in lockstep to create an experience like no other.
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Virtually all of that increase has occurred over the past five years, in lockstep with dramatic increases in visitation to national parks.
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What does emerge is that the nature of the macro environment has changed without the understanding or assumption set changing in lockstep.
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That includes their recent handling of the impeachment trial: The most endangered GOP senators stood mostly in lockstep to guarantee Trump's acquittal.
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Maley points out that since the credit crisis, consumer confidence has moved virtually in lockstep with the market, just at a slight lag.
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Part of the reason, it seems, is that practice and outcomes appear to move in near lockstep, with dedication correlating highly with performance.
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It has tended to act in lockstep with the ECB, but Thursday's move follows nine consecutive months of interventions to bolster the crown.
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Recycling firms are the obvious exception, but even they deal in a variety of goods whose prices do not always move in lockstep.
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Jim 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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Gold, crude, stocks and bonds are rallying in lockstep, and that has created a very tricky trading environment, according to one market watcher.
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What we do know is that Trump has virtually no Republican establishment defenders, while Clinton has her party leaders in lockstep behind her.
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Everything in AVs depends on very precise timing while minimizing delay, so robust lockstep measures are put in place to keep that straight.
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With stocks moving in lockstep with oil, it is no surprise that crude futures also have an all-time high net short position.
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Anspach said rebalancing too frequently can mean missing out on momentum, which is basically when similar investments' values are trending higher in lockstep.
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"Manufacturing and oil have moved in lockstep for the better part of five years," said Steve Chiavarone, associated portfolio manager for Federated Investors.
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In today's market environment, following Fed rate cuts, stocks have moved lower in lockstep, leaving the US central bank powerless amid a decline.
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Academy leaders decided to bluntly confront the diversity crisis in lockstep with Mr. Rock and the telecast's producers, Reginald Hudlin and David Hill.
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Other major assets have traded in lockstep with the price of crude, with investors using oil as a proxy for world economic health.
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They evoke the era's idealistic tune of urban and suburban expansion in lockstep with information technologies on both sides of the iron curtain.
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But in voting in near lockstep against it, the presidential contenders highlighted a shift that has been gaining steam among Democrats for years.
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In interviews, though, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell insists he is working in lockstep with the White House on shaping the impeachment trial.
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But the lockstep GOP support for Trump also demonstrates the President's remarkable control over a party he transformed in his own nationalist image.
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Powell is expected to maintain the same mindset after voting in lockstep with Yellen on monetary policy since joining the Fed in 2012.
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Cramer, who is often in lockstep with the president, concedes that Trump is approaching "treacherous territory" with the way he's wielded trade policy.
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Apple is scheduled to report quarterly earnings after the close Tuesday and the broader market is currently trading in lockstep with the tech giant.
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Book multiples typically move in lockstep with return on equity (ROE), and material incremental ROE upside is unlikely if interest rates remain so low.
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But I have been around a long time, and just like everybody else there was a time I was a lockstep Barry Goldwater Republican.
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The three largest firms — Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, and Sanofi — have raised insulin prices in near lockstep for years by shadowing each other's prices.
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Under the ACA, by contrast, tax credits grow in lockstep with premiums for "silver" plans, and costs are capped as a percentage of income.
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But above all else, he blamed the Fed for not looking more closely at the economic data before announcing its lockstep rate hike plans.
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There was a giant hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica, and the agreement brought U.N. members into lockstep to hammer out a solution.
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Emerging markets have grown more accessible to foreign investors and, as a result, move more in lockstep with each other than they used to.
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He also posited that the financial markets' view of the upcoming rate hike trajectory is currently out of lockstep with that of the Fed.
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However, she added that the $26 lows are likely to be tested, and that means the S&P 500 could trade lower in lockstep.
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Hong Kong has raised its base rate charged through its overnight discount window twice in the past few months in lockstep with the Fed.
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"We are not a lockstep, rubber-stamp representation of anything," the speaker said, recalling past party brawls over issues such as the Iraq war.
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Lamar Odom just filed his response to Khloe Kardashian's divorce petition ... and it shows the exes are lockstep when it comes to this breakup.
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The answer is that Republicans began stacking the court with right-wing judges who are in lockstep opposition to ObamaCare and same sex marriage.
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Correlation, or the tendency of stocks to move up and down in lockstep, has hit a post-financial crisis low, according to DataTrek Research.
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It's a mismatch that puzzles even the smartest minds in finance and challenges the conventional theory that growth and inflation should move in lockstep.
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And, second, no matter how much he might insist otherwise, Donald Trump is in perfect lockstep with the core of the Republican economic agenda.
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"[Johnson & Johnson] is trading almost lockstep with beaten-down consumer staples and we know consumer staples have started to come to life," he explained.
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The Republican-controlled House, usually careful to stay in lockstep with Trump, passed a resolution to send a "strong message of support" for NATO.
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But aside from the president, whose agenda Meier says Sessions follows in "lockstep," he's heard from constituents about the need for better-paying jobs.
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Trump's incoming White House chief of staff on Wednesday said Steve Mnuchin will be in "lockstep" with Trump and focused on helping American workers.
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For decades, U.S. workers won higher pay in lockstep with productivity growth — as businesses became more efficient, they rewarded employees with commensurate wage increases.
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If they walk in lockstep in search of "payback" over Garland for an extended period of time, they will undermine their credibility and electability.
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Passing the short-term bill would put the House GOP in lockstep with the Senate, which hopes to approve a funding bill through Dec.
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And this time, Trump can't even count on the lockstep Republican support that has protected him throughout his three years in the Oval Office.
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Clyburn and McSweeny had been in lockstep on issues like net neutrality and privacy throughout their tenures as minority commissioners in the Trump era.
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Seven years ago, for the first time in American history, Democrats enacted the Affordable Care Act despite lockstep opposition from legislators across the aisle.
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Northam has also sought to link Gillespie to Trump, saying the Virginia Republican would be in lockstep with the president if he's elected governor.
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But when it comes to empowering rank-and-file law enforcement officials by weakening oversight of them, the president and his policymakers are in lockstep.
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Technical analyst Ari Wald noted that the lockstep rally in fixed income and equities is bizarre, but said it shouldn't deter stocks from moving higher.
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Since the filibuster last week, Democrats have marched in lockstep to portray Republicans as too dogmatic on gun control to tackle a national security crisis.
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Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign this month, raising eyebrows among some observers who assumed that Pressley's 2020 decision would be made in lockstep with the group.
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Users don't march in lockstep from one thing to the next, and no amount of engineering or sleight-of-hand is going to change that.
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The congruity between the Brexit and Trump campaigns is not surprising, for Britain and American politics often march in lockstep, with plenty of cross-fertilisation.
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Kang's remarks amounted to a rare confirmation of discord between Seoul and Washington, though the allies have said they remain in lockstep on North Korea.
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But instead, Republicans repeatedly voted in lockstep against disclosure when they held the House majority and continue to vote against it as the minority party.
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But while the leadership is still in lockstep against Garland, opposition appears to be cracking among more moderate Senators, especially ones up for reelection. Sen.
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For the last eight U.N. resolutions concerning Syria, beginning in 2628, China has vetoed, lockstep with Russia, with the exception of one vote in 28500.
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Friday's jobs report, if in lockstep with ADP payrolls data, could come in at around the 185,000 consensus forecast of economists surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
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"We have a long history -- not always marching in lockstep, but (we are) real friends and real allies," a senior administration official told reporters Tuesday.
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And so, rather than depending on the lockstep support of those on either fringe, members are doing what they think is best for the country.
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One survey is quite telling regarding the scoreboard: According to a July CBS poll, Trump's base is in lockstep with the president's anti-press perspective.
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" Kirk Clyatt told MSNBC that local affiliates have been forced to replace community stories with "these forced, must-run, lockstep with the Trump administration commentaries.
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Republican senators — save for a handful of vulnerable incumbents — have been lockstep with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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For the majority of that time it's been extremely strong at -0.75 or more — on a scale where one-for-one lockstep moves register -133.
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"This market has been going in lockstep with the progress made in the tax bill," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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While most rank and file Republicans remain in lockstep with Trump, some are wavering, particularly after Trump's own former chief of staff, respected former Gen.
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But he said it&aposs inevitable that as more satellites go up, the current challenges of managing the space above Earth will grow in lockstep.
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Still, the increase in the balance sheet through the Fed repo has been in near lockstep with the stock market's rise during the same period.
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Amber Rose and Blac Chyna were in lockstep at this year's Slut Walk ... which is way different from their epic feud at the last one.
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The current FCC has three Democratic and two Republican commissioners, but the Democrats (especially Commissioner Rosenworcel) have not always been in lockstep with Chairman Wheeler.
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If they wanted to, Facebook or Twitter could compose algorithms that expose us to people, ideas, or posts that aren't in such lockstep with our views.
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In exchange, he has received fairly lockstep support from congressional Republicans on crucial issues like the massive financial conflicts of interest in which he's currently enmeshed.
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The upside in crude played a strong role in the stock market rally on Tuesday, but then reversed, and took the down with it in lockstep.
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Here's the deal ... Demi and MGK were photographed leaving Soho House West Hollywood around 2 AM Wednesday, walking out from the members-only club in lockstep.
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The Wall Street convention, says Mr McGuire, was to advance people "almost in lockstep"; now they are more likely to move up "when they are ready".
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All this might not matter much if the two moved in near-lockstep: banks and borrowers could simply replace LIBOR with SOFR and adjust the markup.
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You wouldn't know it by looking at Congress or the White House, but the GOP isn't in complete lockstep when it comes to climate change denial.
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In response to the magazine's statement, Schmitt's legal team provided the following statement to Hyperallergic: Artforum's legal position in the case is in lockstep with Landesman's.
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Interest from Stanford students has increased in lockstep, according to Susan Athey, the technology professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business who teaches the new class.
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Now it is in lockstep with the government: Since the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party came into power in 2014, India has embraced hyper-nationalist rhetoric.
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Christian monks sang in unison for nearly a thousand years before they allowed themselves a second vocal line, and then only in lockstep with the melody.
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"The Chinese government and the Chinese tech leaders are marching in lockstep towards innovation," he said on stage at an event hosted by The Churchill Club.
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Some go directly against what more moderate members of the GOP have asked for, while others are surprisingly in lockstep with what leadership wants to do.
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Democrats are now in lockstep against most of Trump's immigration and border security initiatives, including virtually unanimous opposition to any funding for a proposed border wall.
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Critics begged to differ, suggesting that the supposedly independent US attorneys were fired for refusing to remain in complete lockstep with the presidential administration they served.
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For most of the post-WWII economy, wages grew almost in lockstep with productivity, according to Jason Furman, a former economic adviser to President Barack Obama.
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"We have bonds and stocks moving in lockstep...it's clearly a sign of optimism being regained in the market," said ING senior rates strategist Antoine Bouvet.
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In the book Intimate Strangers: The Culture of Celebrity, the film critic Richard Schickel argues that expectations of celebrities have developed in lockstep with communication technologies.
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Due to the depth and strength of our relationship, it is incredibly important that the U.S. and the EU continue to approach this topic in lockstep.
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Even within those two broad asset classes, as not all investments necessarily move in lockstep, your portfolio's makeup can eventually no longer resemble your original strategy.
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Everything from Medicare for All to polling, to sexism, to AOC, to the lockstep consistency, to some weird aphorism about timing have been suggested as explanations.
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Are there three Senate moderate Republicans who would not be bullied to march in lockstep behind cruel and extreme policies that are rejected by most voters?
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Netanyahu argued that his experience and being in lockstep with Trump fulfilled the wish list of his right-wing coalition and ultimately made Israel more safe.
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One speaks the language one grows up hearing, and culture is not different in this regard, walking in lockstep with neither the GNP nor social tensions.
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Zuckerberg and Mosseri have been in lockstep agreement up to this point on the most public matter involving Instagram — that it should be pulled apart from Facebook.
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For once, Donald Trump and the pundit class are in lockstep: Crooked Hillary Clinton now blames everybody but herself, refuses to say she was a terrible candidate.
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But Kraftwerk's automaton-like presence recalled soldiers marching in lockstep, and the cover of their 1975 album, Radio-Activity, pictured a Nazi radio set called the Volksempfänger.
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Over the past few months, many market wags have pointed out with varying levels of incredulity that crude oil and the had begun to move in lockstep.
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Read More Skechers exec to Cramer: 'We could be monstrously big' While most sectors trade in lockstep, there are still some areas where individual stock picking matters.
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Only 8 percent in the survey were primarily concerned about the variable interest rate on their credit card, which rises in lockstep with the Fed's benchmark rate.
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But Iran is still a clerical regime and the mullahs are in ever-tighter lockstep with the Guards, who also control a big chunk of the economy.
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On the topic of lag — which is one of the big viability questions with these platforms — it seems like Microsoft's solution is in lockstep with Google Stadia.
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As Republicans attempt to straddle these lines, the Democrats seem to march in near lockstep behind their candidate, and Clinton has once again started to look inevitable.
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Thereafter, all the actors in Northeast Asia fall into lockstep against the Kim Jong Un regime, which buckles under the pressure and returns to the negotiating table.
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"Could be an isolated event, could mean something more," Cappelleri said of the asset classes moving in lockstep, adding that it's something to "focus on" going forward.
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Incoming Chairman Powell, on the other hand, appears more in lockstep with the ambitious agenda of the White House, a motivating factor, no doubt, behind his nomination.
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The Republicans and many business leaders tend to share policy goals and work in lockstep, and many business leaders have traditionally been big donors to Republican candidates.
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Whether the allegations of sexual misconduct give those Democrats enough cover with voters in November to stand in lockstep with the Democratic Party remains to be seen.
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Poppy Harlow asked him "how normal or abnormal" it is for the Senate majority leader to work in such "lockstep" with the White House on a trial.
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Powell voted in lockstep with Yellen on monetary policy, so there's little reason to think the Fed's interest trajectory would be dramatically different if Trump renominated Yellen.
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While Democrats will march lockstep off the cliff as they did with ObamaCare, some Republicans will not work together for a sustained drive behind the new administration.
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The market's failure to climb in lockstep with corporate profit gains makes sense if one considers this to be a mature economic expansion and financial-market cycle.
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It welds the world into shape, a morass of 1980s references in lockstep with each other, with all of the ironies or inconsistencies between genres ironed out.
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The other common images show massive military parades featuring legions of stern-faced soldiers marching in perfect lockstep and large, terrifying missiles rolling ominously down the street.
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Whatever unresolved disagreements there are about the party, it shows than when grassroots and elected officials unify in lockstep, they are a formidable force to be reckoned with.
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Prices of risky assets, such as shares or emerging-market bonds, tend to move in lockstep with the weight of global capital flows from rich to poor countries.
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Cramer has also been critical of the Fed in recent days, saying Powell should look more closely at economic data before announcing its lockstep interest rate hike plans.
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Under present law, DMCA works in lockstep with Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which generally immunizes services from legal liability for the posts of their users.
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And between 1999 and 2014, overdose deaths from opioid use quadrupled in lockstep with a fourfold increase in the number of opioid painkiller prescriptions, according to the CDC.
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If Powell had stuck to his plan for a series of lockstep rate hikes, it would've been a lot more devastation to Main Street than to Wall Street.
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Only 9 percent of those surveyed were overly concerned about the variable interest rates on their credit cards, which generally rise in lockstep with the Fed's benchmark rate.
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"Today is all about oil and I think we're going to continue to see this in lockstep," Empire Executions President Peter Costa told CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Tuesday.
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In the past, he has sharply criticized the Senate's version of the bill, and he's recently indicated that he's in lockstep with his state's Republican governor, Brian Sandoval.
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While some Republicans have distanced themselves from Trump in a district that he won by only 1 point, Gray casts himself as someone in lockstep with the president.
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Republicans and Democrats have stood in lockstep to ensure PEPFAR had the resources it needed to turn the tide and help the world get ahead of the disease.
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While Democrats across ideological lines are in lockstep opposition to GOP efforts to unwind Obamacare, the Friday ruling also highlighted deep-seated policy rifts over what comes next.
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As restaurant stocks rise in lockstep with consumer sentiment and job growth, CNBC's Jim Cramer recruited technician Bob Lang to find the best investments in the dining space.
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Powell, first appointed to the Fed in 85033 by Obama, voted in lockstep with Yellen to increase interest rates at a slower rate than some economists had recommended.
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The longer he waits, the more often he votes in lockstep with the president and doctrinaire conservatives, the smaller window he has to forge his own path. Rep.
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Unless they want to live in a Randian wasteland, they vote against this pick in lockstep and then pack the courts the next time they are in power.
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Since Trump's election, Democrats have been most successful when activists and legislators have united in lockstep opposition to the Republican agenda, as in the fight to save Obamacare.
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The only compromise Democrats opposed virtually in lockstep was one that would have dramatically slashed legal immigration, and they were joined by several Republicans in rejecting that idea.
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During his testimony, Azar showed he is in lockstep with the Trump administration when it comes to overhauling the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and Medicaid.
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But they also carry into battle the intangible qualities of discipline and focus, marching on the campaign trail in strategic lockstep towards the goal of implementing their agenda.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna may be at war with each other, but we've learned they're in lockstep when it comes to co-parenting 8-month-old Dream.
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As the top U.S. judicial body wrapped up nine months of work on Thursday, Kavanaugh's record showed he was in lockstep with the court's four other conservative members.
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"The Department of Defense is working in lockstep with our interagency partners and to ensure a swift, effective, and transparent approach to addressing this virus," Hoffman said Tuesday.
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While officially the Bank and the Chancellor don't coordinate monetary and fiscal policy, it would appear that they are now moving in lockstep to combat the coronavirus threat.
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" Mr. Booker said, "We cannot allow this state to send someone to Washington who is going to fall into lockstep with a president who is attacking our state.
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Lasting from 1920 to 1933, Prohibition occurred in lockstep with major cultural movements of the time, like women's suffrage, the industrial boom, mass immigration, and The Great Depression.
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When Republicans cling to Trump in political fear of his base, they are marching in lockstep toward a political hurricane that appears poised to engulf them in November.
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"At the DNC, we are still building up our team, including hiring fundraising staff, and making sure every aspect of our organization is moving in lockstep," he said.
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The big picture: The Republican Party is publicly divided on a lot of issues, ranging from trade to immigration, but on energy and environmental policies, it's largely in lockstep.
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I think it is important when we return this aircraft to flight that we do it in relative unison and lockstep around not just the U.S. but the world.
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What possibly could have caused them to discover their spines and publicly, forcefully -- and, it must be said, laudably -- break their lockstep with the President and call him out?
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Two more AV-specific features found on the chip, though not in duplicate (the compute pathways converge at some point), are some CPU lockstep work and a security layer.
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While they had enjoyed a 30-session correlation of 0.88 before the election, indicating that they had been moving in almost perfect lockstep, that number has fallen to 0.54.
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WTI crude on the NYMEX exchange surged 5.4% to $47.10 a barrel, as soon as this report hit the wires, with gasoline and heating oil prices rising in lockstep.
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This causes the fluid core to rotate in lockstep with Jupiter's magnetosphere, a large field of magnetism that surrounds the planet and is generated by electrical currents inside Jupiter.
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Its rival Lyft, which has spent the better part of the year quietly taking advantage of Uber's misfortunes, has followed suit, matching many of Uber's newer features in lockstep.
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As it tweets in lockstep with the President-elect about punishing leakers involved in the Russian hacking scandal, WikiLeaks somehow managed to come up with something even more questionable.
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After moving largely in lockstep with each other in the run-up to the EU referendum, UK mid-caps have diverged sharply since the Brexit vote on June 24.9.
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Policymakers in both parties should think twice before supporting a bill that's in lockstep with the banking lobby's wishlist and puts our economy, consumers and American taxpayer at risk.
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The CHC and progressives have mostly been in lockstep throughout the Trump administration in their dual demands to defund interior immigration enforcement while opposing construction of a border wall.
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The spin-off strategy, though, seemed to take audience allegiance for granted, assuming those three little words would be enough to have viewers marching in mindless lockstep after them.
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Unlike many law firms, Cravath is known for a "lockstep" system in which partners are paid based on seniority rather than the amount of business that they bring in.
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Which is good, because the way all cryptocurrencies trade in lockstep is one of the most compelling proofs that they're not currently not even close to a real market.
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But in reality, what she's done is repeatedly condemn violence on the part of the protesters and throw her unconditional support behind the police — in lockstep with Beijing's rhetoric.
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What we learn in lockstep with them is that the black subjects — Kaneisha, Phillip and Gary — are prized by their lovers despite their blackness instead of because of it.
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Veasey said he's in lockstep with his constituents, telling POLITICO that "there's no question" he agrees that Biden is the best pick to challenge Trump in the general election.
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Through this process, we begin to understand (in lockstep with the narrator) the inherited traumas that metastasize from one queer man to another within a deeply anti-LGBTQ country.
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But Pompeo, who has remained in lockstep with Trump throughout his time in the administration, didn't go rogue in launching the new account on the President's favorite messaging platform.
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Trump's rejection of South Korea easing sanctions alone outlines the official position of the United States and South Korea that the two countries remain in lockstep on North Korea.
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Bankers and regulators acknowledge that getting all five watchdogs to march in lockstep will be tough and asking some of them to cede their authority will be even tougher.
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The two pop stars -- who recently collabed for their new single, "Señorita" -- were spotted Sunday leaving brunch together in WeHo hand in hand, and in lockstep with one another.
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The Vermont senator, meanwhile, has said he won't endorse either candidate, marking a divide in a party where Sanders and Warren often work in lockstep on policy and progressive politics.
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Cleveland (CNN)It's no secret that Republicans aren't marching in lockstep unity behind Donald Trump, despite the fact that he officially clinched the presidential nomination this week at the convention.
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Multiple candidates tried to link their ideas and policies to Obama, hoping that his high favorability would legitimize them as someone in lockstep with the needs of the Democratic Party.
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Crude oil prices have moved in lockstep with inflation expectations, as measured by the iShares TIPS bond ETF relative to the iShares 7-10 year Treasury bond fund, Bilello said.
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Not for the first time, Johnson has soured the scene in Europe, and also not for the first time he says again he really is in lockstep behind May's leadership.
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While there might be growing disagreements on free trade and tariffs, leaders are in lockstep on the idea that it is completely acceptable to use the government for corrupt ends.
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"We have moved in lockstep throughout this process and I think that has not only ensured of the right political response, but also the effectiveness of the sanctions," O'Sullivan said.
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Of course, as expected, the Democrats in lockstep fashion opposed with their vote any fix to the Affordable Care Act that does not lean forward to a single-payer system.
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Its 85033 Democrats and 25 Republicans have proven their willingness to defy lockstep partisan loyalty so they can work across the aisle to tackle problems their party leaders are ignoring.
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She has fallen in love, but the power is not unequal, and the structure is not a now-this-now-that lockstep but an organic progression, a big pink explosion.
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Ryan in lockstep with the President On Tuesday, House Speaker Paul Ryan summed up the daunting prospects for any deal by warning that nothing moves unless Trump says it does.
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Last week, the trend briefly broke down and the FTSE 100 and the pound both fell, moving in rare lockstep as the growing risk of a disorderly divorce spooked investors.
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Instead, we expect them to fold their arms, plug their ears, and march in lockstep to the beat of Steve Bannon and Mike Pence — even as the pitchforks reach the gates.
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The new photos of Ali, Hibbert, Rhodes, and Sanders are certainly elevated — and, as is crucial to a massive commercial brand like Calvin Klein, right in lockstep with the cultural conversation.
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At the White House, Trump voiced regret at the political turmoil in Israel and praised Netanyahu, with whom he has been in lockstep in tough policy towards the Palestinians and Iran.
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Fox is literally representing an authoritarian president's worldview, recklessly peddling the very conspiracy theories that are destroying the information space, and they've been in lockstep with an obviously corrupt White House.
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Lockstep means that it is being very carefully enforced that the timing on these chips is the same, ensuring that they are processing the exact same data at the same time.
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But Massie's new commercial aims to turn the tables on McMurtry, who is branding himself as a staunch Trump ally in lockstep with the president ahead of the May 19 primary.
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At the same time, Republicans voted virtually in lockstep for Trump's nominees; the average GOP senator backed 99 percent of his picks, and the one who went rogue most often — Sen.
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And I am disgusted that politicians in Washington are voting in lockstep with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to push a Socialist agenda that jeopardizes everything we've risked blood and treasure to defend.
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It's time to buy actively managed funds, instead of index funds, as assets that long walked in lockstep are set to move to a different drum, BNP Paribas said last week.
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One of the biggest differences between Airbnb and Lyric is that Lyric is more of a premium hotel operator, putting the latter in lockstep with landlords rather than pitted against them.
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Think of CPAC as a lasso of sorts, intended to keep the Republican Party in lockstep with conservative priorities, while GOP officials attempt to sound as "severely conservative" as humanly possible.
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Water freezes into ice at zero degrees Celsius, for instance, because the H2O molecules stop jiggling around just enough at that temperature to feel each other's forces and fall into lockstep.
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At the White House, Trump voiced regret at the turmoil in Israel and praised Netanyahu, with whom he has been in lockstep in a tough stance on the Palestinians and Iran.
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Fox has remained in lockstep with Trump, who also spent weeks minimizing the growing epidemic until he finally declared a national emergency on March 13 as states ramped up their responses.
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Brunell Donald-Kyei, who helps with Trump's diversity outreach, contended that the Manhattan billionaire's desire to pay as little as possible in taxes actually puts him in lockstep with American voters.
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Republican senators appear to have decided to protect Trump at all costs, voting in lockstep on procedural questions of whether to allow new witness testimony and other evidence to be heard.
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" Hughes added that the military and FEMA are "in lockstep" with Rosselló's clean-up efforts, but that the governor's instructions were "broad" and military assets are not "in a waiting mode.
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At the very least, the apparent daylight between the president and his senior advisers represents a stark contrast to the previous administration, which marched in lockstep on matters of public messaging.
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The Wyoming lawmaker had called for "retaliation" on Tuesday evening, but on Wednesday morning, she noted there were no American casualties and predicted the GOP would be in lockstep with Trump.
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But even if Tuesday night's debate showed Democrats in lockstep in their criticism of Big Tech, they differ wildly on how to respond — and even what problems they're trying to solve.
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" Schumer said that while McConnell has stayed in lockstep with the president, "many of his colleagues are very, very worried about going home and saying they're not for witnesses and documents.
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"The effort here is to display how the Saudis are working lockstep with the U.S. on the financial, operational and ideological fronts in countering extremism and fighting terror," the consultant said.
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He's done so in lockstep with Trump at every turn, illustrating that the result of America's actions in the world are as much a result of his doing as the president's.
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"In order to maintain the peg, the Saudi authorities have to move interest rates in lockstep with the Fed," Marcus Chenevix, a London-based MENA analyst with TS Lombard, told CNBC.
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The CBOE S&P 500 Implied Correlation Index, a gauge of lockstep moves in the S&P 500, is fresh off its lows for the year, according to data from Bloomberg.
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Democrats rising Democrats, some of whom Trump will need to pass a tax overhaul, are already feeling emboldened by Republicans' failure to work in lockstep to repeal President Barack Obama's proudest achievement.
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Several investors agree that U.S. equities will continue to be vulnerable heading into next year, but not all are convinced major U.S. indexes will follow in lockstep with these other world markets.
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"Under George W. Bush, the Republicans moved in lockstep or didn't move — they had the discipline and strength in leadership to make sure of that," said Alabama Republican political consultant David Mowery.
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If you zoomed in on the fluid and measured its velocity at finer scales, you'd still observe the same thing — each microscopic portion of the fluid moves in lockstep with the others.
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Business Insider pointed out this summer that Clinton's language was lockstep with Apple's when it comes to encryption, despite her 2015 call for a "Manhattan-like project " to break encrypted terrorist communications.
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The Board believes that it is precisely during times when a company must quickly adapt to constant change and outside pressures that Board leadership needs to be lockstep with the Company's operations.
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Senate Republicans leaders, who, despite allegations, seem adamant about confirming Kavanaugh, control 51 seats in the Senate and can only afford to lose two votes — assuming Democrats remain in lockstep against Kavanaugh.
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"Based on that, our new Fed chief, Jerome Powell, that business is so strong that, without a problem, it can handle a series of lockstep rate hikes well into 8003, " he continued.
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Though China's central bank does not always follow the Fed's moves in lockstep, some analysts had thought a token PBOC cut, likely in one of its short-term rates, was a possibility.
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"They're not knuckle-draggers waving Confederate flags at Trump rallies, but they still fall in lockstep behind their orange-faced Fuhrer who promotes this 'assault on the Second Amendment' nonsense," Parker continued.
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Her maxim is that record sales prices are only shattered following outstanding years for U.S. stocks and that the Hamptons real estate market goes in cycles in lockstep with Wall Street's fortunes.
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Every single design element has to be marching in lockstep with every aspect of the performance and every aspect of the rate of the cutting, and how the sound's going into it.
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A Homeland Security official told CNN that the secretary "is in lockstep with the President on this," but added she is "frustrated" over news coverage that the administration believes to be inaccurate.
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Donor sentiments have not traditionally been in lockstep with voter sentiments, as the establishment wings of both parties have managed to govern in such a way that most donors are rubbing along.
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The squelching bass line, the triumphant horns, the high-low vocals, the lockstep groove—these boys wanted to make their best cut-rate Chromeo x "Uptown Funk" jam, and they definitely succeeded.
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As I've argued before, Pruitt marches in lockstep with the president on policy, so unless that changes, it's unlikely that Trump would fire someone who has helped him deliver on campaign promises.
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Whatever the case, it's certain that the threats to privacy and information security will only multiply in the coming decades, and that data encryption will proceed in lockstep with new technological advances.
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And unlike the divisive, often ugly, debate back then, Lee now stands in lockstep with the vast majority of the Democratic caucus, including veterans of that war serving in Trump-won districts.
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"The weakness this week for Latin America does broadly reflect the weakness in emerging markets as a whole, which have been sold off lockstep with news on the coronavirus," Bailard's Leve said.
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This meant that if the four Democratic appointees voted in lockstep—as they already tended to do in controversial cases—they would not necessarily win every case, but they couldn't lose, either.
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Up to now, Perry has been in lockstep with the president, even though he had assailed Trump as a "cancer on conservatism" during their brief time as GOP presidential rivals in 2015.
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C.) as he motors toward his reelection battle next year amid worries some conservatives view the first-term senator as not in lockstep with the president, despite earning his endorsement (The Hill).
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A smiling Netanyahu, decked out in U.S. colours - a blue suit, white shirt and red tie - showered praise on Trump, a president with whom he is in lockstep on many regional issues.
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California, New York, Wisconsin and a handful of other states have alleged that the merger is anticompetitive because it eliminates a rival and could allow the remaining companies to raise prices in lockstep.
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Even now, rather than raise interest rates in lockstep with the Federal Reserve, they are selling dollars and supplanting the easy money that global central banks are slowly removing from the world economy.
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"The Fed being lockstep instead of being data-dependent is very bad for the stock market," contended Cramer, longing for the Janet Yellen days at the Fed when data dependency was the mantra.
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The key obstacle to climate policy in the US is the Republican Party, whose climate science denial and lockstep opposition to climate action are unique among major political parties in the developed world.
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But the two parties will need to work in lockstep if they are too get their bills through parliament, particularly in the upper house, where they have a majority of less than 10.
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The correlation between oil prices and Gulf equity markets has strengthened in recent months with many investors believing markets will continue to trade in almost lockstep with crude prices in the near term.
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Though it's made a good business out of just storing items, "we expect [the two revenue streams] to grow in lockstep with each other," Omni co-founder and CEO Tom McLeod tells Axios.
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Today, it might sound improbable that so many people would be willing to walk lockstep to organize a massive drill aimed at surviving a nuclear war and then willingly participate in the exercise.
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On big-picture policy questions, Ryan and McConnell have been in lockstep in efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare, reform the tax code and boost military spending by $165 billion over two years.
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While Pelosi has held them in total lockstep since the start of the shutdown, the longer it goes the more they will start to worry about how it will affect their reelection chances.
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Black voters -- the historical arbiters of Democratic contests -- coalesced behind Biden in virtual lockstep in South Carolina and later several more Southern states, even as Sanders continued to win young voters and Latinos.
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Democratic mayors and governors would likely leave in place orders closing businesses and requiring residents to stay at home, while Republican officials would be more likely to march in lockstep with the president.
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Although Caitlyn had been a vocal Trump supporter, she's flipped lately -- at least on some issues -- and on Monday afternoon, she made it clear she's lockstep with Candis on Trump's reported new policy. .
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The GOP has generally been in lockstep with Trump throughout his presidency, but foreign policy, and in particular U.S. troop movements, has been an area where Republicans have been willing to push back.
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Appealing to far-right voters and Likud's own supporters to turn out in large numbers, Netanyahu has been portraying himself as being in lockstep with ultranationalists over retaining West Bank land through annexation.
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The health department's slow response also has set off finger-pointing among top officials and Azar's deputies, reigniting longstanding feuds at a crucial time when the Trump administration needs to work in lockstep.
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Recently, the FTSE 100 has moved in rare lockstep with the domestic currency, underscoring deepening worries about the fallout across Britain's financial markets and economy from the tumultuous negotiations for a Brexit deal.
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But they are reasons most of his top allies on Capitol Hill -- who have mostly been in lockstep with him on everything - vehemently disagree are valid at this point in the campaign cycle.
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And this may sound niche, but it's hugely important: AC units need a fundamental redesign to be more efficient or 21900even sequester CO2, as demand for them soars in lockstep with global temperatures.
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Congressional Democrats are expected to march in lockstep against the banking bill, which would make it difficult for Republicans to get the 60 votes they'd need to get the Choice Act through the Senate.
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President tariffs on China and the Federal Reserve's plans to hike interest rates in lockstep are both "toxic" for the stock market, and combined, they are souring the prospects for 2019, Cramer warned Monday.
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The two senators, both dominant and at ease onstage, instead worked in lockstep at points to bat back moderate critics, even as moderators attempted to incite a conflict between the two big-name progressives.
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"She was able to just so easily come lockstep with our family and conversations and stuff, except for the fact that she is missing some crucial movies that we quote a lot," he said.
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The modern GOP, notes Abramowitz, has become something of a closed circle: "It is very insulated from these external pressures that we would ordinarily see" creating incentives to break from lockstep defense of Trump.
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"Based on that, our new Fed chief, Jerome Powell, has concluded that business is so strong that, without a problem, it can handle a series of lockstep rate hikes well into 2019, " he continued.
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Yet, rather than climbing in lockstep with the economy, the self-reported happiness of the Chinese fell sharply from 1990, reaching a nadir in 2000-05 (a time of breakneck GDP growth) before recovering.
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The decision is out of lockstep with the country's central bank which has kept the official cash rate at a record low 22.7 percent since 21 and signalled a steady path for some time.
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California, New York, Wisconsin and a handful of other states have alleged that the merger is anti-competitive because it could eventually allow T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T to raise prices in lockstep.
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This summer, the Trace is talking to current and former NRA members in an attempt to better understand where their personal views are in lockstep with the gun-rights goliath—and where they aren't.
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"Senators are supposed to be making independent decisions about the suitability of any nominee for a lifetime appointment, " she said and criticized Republicans for voting in "lockstep" for every one of the President's nominees.
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German bonds moved in lockstep with in the United States, with the yield curve continuing to flatten as investors foresee rising benchmark rates in the near-term with latent inflation on a longer scale.
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Beto O'Rourke and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro, a pair of Texans who clashed mightily on the debate stage last month in Miami, were in lockstep when responding to the hearing.
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In the first camp are investors who believe the Fed is doing the right thing by raising interest rates in lockstep, which will ultimately cause an economic slowdown and send long-term rates lower.
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Scientists have found that throughout history, carbon dioxide levels and the height of the Earth's oceans, existence of its ice sheets, and other key indicators of the planet's climate have marched in near lockstep.
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Klobuchar just hasn't had to spend a lot of time catering to the left, because Minnesotans seem eager to support her even when her ideas aren't lockstep in line with our most progressive voters.
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Pelosi said she was hesitant because she doubts that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will hold a fair trial, based on comments he made last week about being in lockstep with the White House.
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The discount rate, charged on emergency loans, usually moves in lockstep with the central bank's main target rate for interbank lending, which is currently a range of between 1 percent and 1 1/4 percent.
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While compliance with the deal among OPEC members has been historically high, exports have not fallen in lockstep with production, limiting the accord's impact, ClipperData Director of Commodity Research Matt Smith told CNBC on Friday.
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If a district where Trump won by a narrow margin in November switches parties, that could scare some House members, as well as senators in swing states, away from their lockstep support for the administration.
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The Obama administration is marching in lockstep to sell the broader economic and security benefits of an Asia-Pacific agreement it says is crucial to the future of U.S. leadership in the rapidly growing region.
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These businesses are actually quite sophisticated, and it's safe to assume that when the tech giants change their methodology for sorting through fake news, the content farms that execute these campaigns will adapt in lockstep.
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The arrest comes as the Kashmir region remains under a clampdown by the Indian army and police, including the blacking out of phone and internet connections, in lockstep with the Indian government's announcement on Aug.
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From 1935 until 1973 — an era in which hourly compensation grew in near lockstep with net productivity — the real income of the bottom 90 percent of Americans rose an average of 4.2 percent a year.
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In lockstep, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton allegedly assured the families of the four dead Americans that she would get the videomaker; this promise came despite Clinton knowing full well that terrorists were to blame.
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The market reaction to the BOJ's decision was exacerbated by a recent build up in expectations for the central bank to unveil significant monetary easing, in lockstep with the government's plans for increased fiscal spending.
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The Spurs, in the season after Tim Duncan's retirement, remain the NBA's premier collaborators, holding onto the league's second-best record by way of a nightly assortment of pinging ball movement and lockstep weakside actions.
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Perhaps Apple's most famous representation of this idea was its 1984 Super Bowl ad, which featured armies of faceless black-and-white clones moving in lockstep, subordinated to the images playing on a giant screen.
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That legacy has faded, and a Republican majority that once shut down the government over rising debts most recently voted in lockstep to cut taxes and boost deficits even during a decade-long economic recovery.
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Admittedly unaware of the road blocks that could prevent their union with the Brooklyn Nets, Irving, Durant and DeAndre Jordan decided they would join the franchise in lockstep regardless of what sacrifices would be necessary.
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Based on the comments on McCain's tweet, people are upset that the Senator followed his party in lockstep to pass a tax bill just before 2:00am on Saturday morning that none of them had read.
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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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" Green cites in the complaint an "uncanny parallelism" between the books' third acts, arguing that "the plots move forward in virtual lockstep," from the "Prodigy go[ing] AWOL" to the "cover-up of father's apparent suicide.
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Cramer, in recent days, has been stepping up his criticism of the current Fed, blaming Powell and other policymakers for not looking more closely at the economic data before announcing its lockstep interest rate hike plans.
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As the study makes clear, this is a direct result of FCC leniency and has occurred in lockstep with Pai's initial announcement to repeal net neutrality protections last year and his eventual following through in December.
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January marked a difficult month for the Russian economy, which saw its currency decline in near lockstep with the falling oil price, sending the ruble to fresh record lows of 103 rubles per dollar last week.
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Karp, who serves as Paul Weiss's chairman, also declined to comment on Barshay's compensation, but noted that his firm applied a modified lockstep structure that offers some flexibility in rewarding outstanding performers in any particular year.
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Examining the relationship over the past several years, one finds that gold and the S&P are a most volatile couple — occasionally moving nearly in lockstep, sometimes running away from each other and frequently displaying indifference.
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Make no mistake, George Will disagrees with most of the views I hold, but he represents a true, honest and principled conservatism that Trump is determined to destroy while many "conservatives" march in lockstep behind him.
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"She needs to decide: Does she want to be an effective legislator or just continue being a Twitter star?" one House Democrats described as being in "lockstep" with Ocasio-Cortez policy-wise told the news outlet.
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Alexander Bolton reports that the Senate Democrats who were in lockstep with the former secretary of State in 2016 say it would not be a good idea for her to run again in 2020 (The Hill).
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Another senior administration official defended Mnuchin, noting that after getting the order from Trump, he told the Staff Secretary and had multiple conversations with trade representative Bob Lighthizer, who worked in lockstep with him on this.
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The lawmakers on the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform said in the letters that they were looking to determine whether drug companies were raising prices for MS drugs in lockstep with their competitors.
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The mechanics of the program, which by definition is "universal" and not targeted or means-tested, and its underlying ideology puts de Blasio in near political lockstep with Sanders, who appeared with him here last week.
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Republicans are largely in lockstep about avoiding additional witnesses and the prolonged fight it would entail, but Trump's defense team will be under pressure to hit the right tone and secure support from moderate GOP senators.
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As North Korean athletes participate in the Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, you might be curious about how ordinary North Koreans live under the grip of Kim Jong Un. Is everyone starving and marching in lockstep?
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He laid out the case in a Washington Post op-ed on Monday, in response to statements by top Republican senators, who called for a quick, perfunctory trial held in lockstep with the White House's wishes.
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Calling controversial witnesses will require near lockstep party unity from 51 of the 53 Senate Republicans to make any procedural maneuvers, a tough task given the diverse views in the GOP, according to senators and aides.
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He performed in the way their constituents — and their president — are used to supporting, and the long-held Republican dream of a lockstep conservative majority on the Supreme Court will be too hard to pass up.
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Watch the clip, you can tell it pains Reza to no end to say he's lockstep with Trump -- but says he's trying to focus on the big picture for his friends and family in Iran. pic.twitter.
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"The important thing, though, is that you brace yourself for some weaker data, the data that caused the Fed to recalibrate, pulling back from its earlier plan for an aggressive series of lockstep rate hikes," he said.
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Crucially, the show provides a more nuanced understanding of the age, puncturing the myth that everyone was marching in lockstep towards a common goal, and exposing the contradictions and cross-currents that characterised this most innovative period.
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In fact, the correlation is close to 80 percent, says Russo, pointing out that the semis and S&P 500 have moved virtually in lockstep over the last two years as semis and the market have rallied.
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European powers seem unlikely to follow the U.S. in lockstep, and there is much financial reason — business deals between European companies and Iran — to keep the deal in place, at least as far as they are concerned.
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A partisan slap fight over Trump's legitimacy, on the other hand, is generally viewed as a losing proposition -- particularly given the need to keep Democrats in lockstep opposition while bringing into the fold at least one Republican.
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" The Tesla board also argued, in the proxy statement: "It is precisely during times when a company must quickly adapt to constant change and outside pressures that board leadership needs to be lockstep with the company's operations.
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Even the pro-Israel US lobby group AIPAC, usually in lockstep with Trump and which has criticized the two lawmakers over their rhetoric, expressed disquiet, despite making clear it disagreed with the views of Omar and Tlaib.
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That's a message that Hassan is trying to amplify, casting her opponent as a lockstep Republican during her first four years in Congress who is now "attempting to walk her record back" because she's up for reelection.
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The daylight between Uber and Lyft here is particularly noticeable because, historically, the two companies have tended to be in lockstep when it comes to adding new features given the ongoing competition for market share and workers.
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Kevin Padian, an integrative biologist at the University of California, Berkeley, who reviewed the paper, said the findings showed that the features that have traditionally been associated with the bird-dinosaur line did not evolve in lockstep.
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Everything about Nishi (Japanese for "west," because it's in Chelsea) is in lockstep with the rest of the Momofuku group: the dining room is loud, crowded, and hard to walk into past six o'clock in the evening.
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Conservatives have abandoned long-held positions on open immigration, free trade, and small government to stand in lockstep behind a president who has established a xenophobic and isolationist agenda, and paid little attention to the bloated deficit.
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And in their push to polarize, they're overlooking entire swaths of people — possibly including the Gaineses, who, like a lot of Americans, could identify as Christian but not act fully in lockstep with their church or their pastor.
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A panel studying changes to the presidential nominating process — and working very much in lockstep with the Trump White House — recommended the move Thursday during the RNC spring meeting here at the Trump National Doral resort near Miami.
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On Thursday, National Weather Service director Louis Uccellini, who is a winter weather expert himself, told reporters that he had never seen so many computer models march in lockstep toward a forecast for such a complex storm before.
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Ordinarily, a strong dollar would push oil lower, but the correlation between the two is at its most positive in two months, suggesting they are more likely to move in lockstep with one another than in opposite directions.
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Said the company at the time, "The Board believes that it is precisely during times when a company must quickly adapt to constant change and outside pressures that Board leadership needs to be lockstep with the Company's operations."
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Cravath is among the law firms that reward their partners based on seniority, rather than business generated, in a compensation system known in the legal industry as "lockstep," designed to avoid disputes over who brought in which client.
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Ms Rey's analysis starts with the observation that the prices of risky assets, such as shares or high-yield bonds, tend to move in lockstep with the availability of bank credit and the weight of global capital flows.
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It takes the air out of the attack -- that many Democrats have already made in the wake of Las Vegas -- that the NRA opposes all gun control measures and that the Republican Congress marches in lockstep with them.
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Then, almost in predictable lockstep, organizations like the Pew Research Center, the Reason Foundation, and the Retirement Security Initiative come in and promise the golden goose of fixes: Close your pension system and move to a 401(k).
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Last month, following the U.S. interest rate hike, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority raised its base rate charged through its overnight discount window by 25 basis points (bps) to 2.00 percent, in lockstep with the U.S Federal Reserve.
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And while justices appointed by Democratic presidents tend to vote in lockstep when presented with controversial cases — when was the last time a "liberal" justice joined four "conservatives" to make a 5-4 majority in a major case?
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President Donald Trump's tariffs on China and the Federal Reserve's plans to hike interest rates in lockstep are both "toxic" for the stock market, and combined, they are souring the prospects for 2019, CNBC's Jim Cramer warned Monday.
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It is relatively rare for the export-heavy FTSE 100 to move in lockstep with sterling, but losses in companies more exposed to the domestic economy, such as banks and housebuilders, offset gains in big internationally-focussed firms.
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It is relatively rare for the export-heavy FTSE 100 to move in lockstep with sterling, but losses in companies more exposed to the domestic economy, such as banks and housebuilders, offset gains in big internationally focused firms.
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What it all means: There is often this assumption that McConnell's members just immediately get behind whatever his preferred route is, follow in lockstep and don't ask questions -- something McConnell essentially puts in place through his own counsel.
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Even as Abe appears as the supplicant in the relationship with Trump, at home his position is strong and the media in lockstep with his use of North Korea as the perpetual bogeyman, deflecting his domestic political scandals.
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Despite such calibrations of Trump criticism, both The Bulwark and The Dispatch are appealing to conservative audiences at a time when much of media ecosystem on the right, like the Republican Party, remains in lockstep with the president.
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Still, Trump's unhappiness here has a very real cause: As has happened with many prior presidents, his dreams of sweeping legislative wins and lockstep partisan support have run up against the cold reality of the United States Senate.
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But the image of martial lockstep was quickly shattered when a second drone hit a building nearby, as scores of soldiers scurried away before the live transmission ended and switched to reruns about the South American country's car census.
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And in the current climate of Republicans marching in lockstep with Trump, himself a staunch opponent of Amazon (though for deeply misguided reasons), the company may be concerned that it is rapidly running out of allies on the Hill.
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The sales tech stack is being built as we speak, and it's happening in lockstep with the move from the one-to-many work of demand generation, to the one-to-one world of account-based sales and marketing.
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And given how the numbers from eight different polling firms with regularly published results (BVA, Elabe, Harris, Ifop-Fiducial, Ipsos, Kantar, Sofres, Odoxa and OpinionWay) have moved in near lockstep, FiveThirtyEight, a statistical-journalism website, is sounding the alarm.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's national security adviser John Bolton met Brazil's far-right President-elect Jair Bolsonaro on Thursday to draw closer the two biggest economies in the Americas, whose leaders are ideologically in lockstep.
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The prevalence of screeners like this may be one reason that Johnson & Johnson and BlackRock, which don't have a whole lot to do with each other business-wise, trade nearly in lockstep, suggests Evercore ISI technical analyst Rich Ross.
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The GOP will appear more in lockstep with the president next year as the party eyes the 2020 presidential race and focuses on trying to damage the Democratic brand, as embodied by left-leaning House leaders and committee chairs.
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"Everyone understands that when you come from a constituency like she does, you're not going to march in lockstep with agenda-driven Republicans from other parts of the country," said Gregg, the former chairman of the Senate Budget Committee.
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The White House has claimed to be in "lockstep" with South Korea throughout the negotiations, but South Korean President Moon Jae-in appeared blindsided by Trump's letter, saying Thursday that he was "baffled and very regretful" about the move.
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" Still, the virtually lockstep GOP support for Trump is paying dividends, wrote Scott Jennings: "Some decry the 'shirts and skins' nature of modern politics, but it has paid off in spades for Trump and (Senate Majority Leader Mitch) McConnell.
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The album references the past, but it's a modern project, in lockstep with what many of her indie-rock contemporaries are doing today: writing snappy, concise songs with smart lyrics and walling them off with varying amounts of fuzz.
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The lilting, soaring women's voices tug me upwards, trilling and wafting, and the bass voices come in like an eruption, and the mixed chorus strides forth like an entire nation picking up its weight to move forward in lockstep.
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Critics who belong to the same demographic group shouldn't feel as if they need to move in lockstep with a movie simply because someone like them is represented in it, or because the film's marketing is aimed at them.
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Markets had been divided over whether the PBOC would raise short-term rates again in lockstep with the Fed, with those in the "hold" camp noting that China's short-term money rates and bond yields have already been trending higher.
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The two are among the Senate's foremost national security hawks, and are typically in lockstep on foreign policy issues -- urging a larger US role in combating terror threats such as ISIS in Iraq and Syria and a tougher approach to Russia.
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"These latest trade developments are a game changer for our AUD and NZD views," said Ray Attrill, head of FX strategy at National Australia Bank, noting the Aussie has tended to move in lockstep with the yuan in recent weeks.
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American and British think-tanks were often in lockstep at the forefront of ideological churn, from Keynesianism to Thatcherism/Reaganism in the 1980s, through to Blairism, the "third way" and Bill Clinton's "New Democrat" era in the 1990s and beyond.
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The board believes the company is still best served by Musk continuing as chairman and argues that board leadership needs to be in "lockstep" with operations during times when a company must quickly adapt to constant change and outside pressures.
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In addition to cold hard cash, foreign investors often provide needed diversification to a venture firm's investor base; having money from an economy that doesn't move in strict lockstep with that of the U.S. can come in handy in a downturn.
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Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst come as the Republican-controlled Senate moves forward on its work to dismantle the 2010 healthcare bill, officially known as the Affordable Care Act, while facing conflicting demands within their own party and lockstep Democratic opposition.
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There is a much simpler way to deal with it and that is to denuclearize," he said, adding: "I think it's critically important that we all remain in lockstep in enforcing the U.N. Security Council resolutions that sanction North Korea.
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Cramer highlighted that crude and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 have been trading in near lockstep over the past 180 sessions — peaking at the same time in October and bottoming at the same time in December — although tech has bounced harder.
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But at a time when the flagship Walking Dead series seems to have fallen into a lockstep rhythm of tease, stall, gore, and repeat, Fear the Walking Dead is inexplicably passing on the opportunity to tell a more grounded, interesting story.
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And Richard Holbrook's story ends with him fighting for peace negotiations in Afghanistan for some kind of a political settlement, and being rebuffed partly because there really wasn't any room for points of view that weren't lockstep with the military's views.
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Rather than seeing vocal advocacy from gay social apps as an isolated trend, it makes sense to view it as another chapter of LGBTQ history in which commercial enterprises appear to walk in lockstep with grassroots activists and civil rights organizations.
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The first is that Trump is following in lockstep with the statement issued by his attorney Marc Kasowitz yesterday and is attempting to turn this into a he said-he said, with both himself and Comey presenting contradictory versions of events.
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For all that critics of feminism may think of it as a lockstep kind of march, an ideology that admits no dissension, anyone who spends time with actual feminists knows that they are not types who always play nicely together.
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That dynamic has been apparent in the party's near lockstep support for Trump's partial government shutdown over a border wall, which was opposed by two-thirds of nonwhites and college-educated whites in the most recent CNN poll conducted by SSRS.
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In the last decade, the top three insulin manufacturers — Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, and Sanofi — have increased the price of insulin by 220006 percent in lockstep as 2202 in 2628 diabetics rations or forgoes this lifesaving medication due to cost.
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And given Apple&aposs immense reach across the tech sector — whether it&aposs the semiconductor makers that make its chips, to competitors whose stocks trade in lockstep — any weakness for the tech giant is bad news for the whole industry.
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Cramer highlighted that crude and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 280 have been trading in near lockstep over the past 264 sessions — peaking at the same time in October and bottoming at the same time in December — although tech has bounced harder.
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Many of these policies are being implemented by the so-called progressive prosecutors who were recently elected, as part of an effort to reassure their foreign-born constituents that the local DA isn't acting in lockstep with federal immigration officials.
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That Clem has managed to keep his fingers in so many political pies while drifting further afield of mainstream radio suggests that he is perhaps more in lockstep with a certain sort of national politics than with mainstream culture itself.
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The groups are hoping that by persuading a few Democrats to join an almost-lockstep Republican Party, they can show the country that there's at least some bipartisan support for the notion that the impeachment process just needs to be over.
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Amash has been frustrated that his Republican colleagues have moved in lockstep with Trump, even on positions once anathema to the GOP, such as supporting executive orders to shape immigration policy or legislation that adds to the ballooning federal deficit.
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Roper traces the roots of this back to 1522 when Luther rejected evangelical change that might offend the Elector of Saxony, Frederick the Wise, his vital protector: From this point the Lutheran Church would be in lockstep with secular power.
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"All I can tell you is that Chevron is the one trading in lockstep with oil, but I suspect that oil is stick here for a bit … So I wouldn't bet on a huge run beyond the stock's current recovery," Cramer said.
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Manafort's guilty plea makes it clear that his actions on behalf of Ukraine's pro-Russian leader were in lockstep with the larger interests of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who sought to undermine democracy not only in Eastern Europe but in America as well.
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Following a forceful speech by Choe Ryong Hae, one of Kim Jong Un's closest confidants, thousands of Pyongyang residents marched for hours in lockstep chanting devotional mantras to a smiling and seemingly relaxed Kim Jong Un, seated in a balcony high above.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit Mexico soon to meet with Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the Mexican president-elect said on Tuesday, adding that his transition team would work in lockstep with current negotiators on NAFTA talks.
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They hint that American resolve in the South China Sea, perhaps involving increased freedom of navigation passages by warships and over-flights by airplanes, may demonstrate that as North Korea's nuclear programme grows more dangerous, America's appetite for risk will grow in lockstep.
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Over time, their fat budgets relative to smaller firms should help them stay in lockstep with the government as it tightens protections on young gamers—it fears for their eyesight and mental health—and expunges content not in line with "core socialist values".
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And while he insisted that this market situation wasn't the same as in 2007, when the Fed's lockstep rate hikes brought the economy to the precipice of a major recession, he was worried about the effect the current Fed could have on stocks.
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Not surprisingly, there has been a close relationship between semis and the China stock market itself..the Semiconductor ETF is up about 28%, and the Shanghai stock exchange is also up about 28% — the two have been moving in lockstep all year.
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However, if it's a move the industry makes in lockstep — similar to how quickly Wall Street banks moved to increase the prime rate after the Federal Reserve's December 2015 rate hike — it would likely be easier for even their biggest customers to digest.
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The pulpit is going to have to give way to [conversations between] human beings: how they're living life as a Christian, as a believer, whatever, and not marching in lockstep with certain beliefs, with those who would choose to manipulate the mass market.
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His district, encompassing Bakersfield, is one of California's most conservative regions, and McCarthy's fundraising prowess, affable demeanor, and ability to keep his California Republican colleagues in lockstep with the party has carried him far with his constituents and in the national GOP.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Monday that the House will soon begin marking up legislation to overturn the travel ban but the path ahead for the House's No Ban Act will be difficult in a Senate that marches in lockstep with this President.
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Joe DonnellyJoseph (Joe) Simon DonnellyLobbying world Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand GOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries MORE (56.9% percent) going to march in lockstep with their party's leaders in opposing Price and trying to keep ObamaCare?
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In lockstep, Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, who previously published classified U.S. secrets and was subsequently under criminal investigation by the U.S. government, likewise reassured us in an interview with Sean Hannity that Russia did not provide him with the DNC's emails.
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But this demanded that the former gave a damn about the latter, that people genuinely believed that saving lives was more important than saving money, that we weren't living some Darwinian Hunger Games of health care where health and wealth march in lockstep.
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I say "by a hair" because the Republicans have mounted a pretty forceful defense that Democrats are rushing this process through the House without any sign of bipartisan support, and by keeping in lockstep at the Judiciary Committee they've made their point.
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With only a handful of exceptions, nearly every Republican has marched in lockstep to protect their leader because it allows them to pursue their agenda — tax cuts for the rich, increasing voter restrictions on minority districts, the elimination of entitlement programs, etc.
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In interview after interview I did with them — especially as the combination started turning south, which it did pretty quickly — the pair could not be any more in lockstep about how the digital distribution skills of AOL would do nothing for Time Warner.
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While maintaining that it remains in lockstep with Washington, the administration of South Korea's Moon Jae-in has forged ahead with efforts to engage with the North, even as critics accused Moon of focusing on feel-good theatrics at the expense of progress.
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As long as Trump is enjoying the lockstep support of congressional Republicans, his opponents need to find ways to turn attention away from the Trump Show and focus it on his basic policy agenda and the ways in which it touches millions of people.
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It looks like work, done by an insular collection of white men, marked by constant failures, and completed at the expense of a country that certainly wasn't in lockstep support of the program (funding was primarily driven by a desire to beat the Soviets).
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While the PBOC had been expected to stand pat and has not always followed the Fed in lockstep, the decision highlights diverging policy paths for the world's largest economies, with China's economy slowly losing momentum and facing more pressure from escalating U.S. trade tariffs.
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But the Biden case of comity and cooperation could be harder to make after Republican senators marched in lockstep with Trump over impeachment, not just in terms of their likely vote at the end of the process but in their refusal to countenance calling witnesses.
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Game and Snoop, who were in downtown L.A. Friday morning for a peace march, met with the Mayor and Chief behind closed doors and then they all walked out in lockstep to make their case for everyone to stop the killings, the murders, the carnage.
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The actor and her TV writer hubby are vacationing in Europe right now, where they were seen taking in the sights in Florence, hand-in-hand and in lockstep -- this, of course, after Gwyneth recently revealed they live together only around half the time.
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Organizations on the frontlines, like Thorn, Demand Abolition, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Polaris and the International Justice Mission, are the ones who enable technology solutions to have an impact, so the industry must continue to work in lockstep with them.
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As a Minnesotan, I certainly thought she'd want to stay and try to win this state (as polls suggested she would), but instead we're seeing center-left Democrats very much in lockstep, trying to organize their slice of the party faithful behind Joe Biden.
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Peter Navarro, Trump's hawkish top trade adviser, said the administration had decided on the tariffs in lockstep and said the US opted to take tariff actions after dialogues with China over the last 15 years have failed to produce significant changes in Chinese behavior.
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The more you look at this, the more it's clear that the problem Republicans have isn't with partisans being in positions of investigative power -- the problem they have is with anyone who is not in lockstep with their agenda being in positions of investigative power.
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Japan stands in lockstep with President Trump and President Moon Jae-in of South Korea in support of talks between the U.S. president and the North Korean leader and the continuation of the maximum pressure policy that has appeared to soften North Korea's belligerence.
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Among the countries surveyed by Pew, positive views of the press and the government move in almost perfect lockstep: the places where respondents say they are satisfied with the media, above all in sub-Saharan Africa, are those where rulers are trusted to do the right thing.
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Even though climate scientists are in lockstep agreement that human activities, such as burning fossil fuels and chopping down forests, are causing the planet to heat up, Trump has claimed that global warming is a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese in order to harm the U.S. economy.
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At the Tuesday hearing, Judge Ann Aiken listened to oral arguments from Julia Olson, the kids' attorney, as well as those from lawyers for the US Department of Justice and the fossil fuel industry -- who, tellingly and somewhat tragically, argued in virtual lockstep on this issue.
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"If across nominations and issues we're making clear that Trump is betraying his own voters by siding with giant corporations at the expense of working families, then it will penetrate and Republican senators will be more vulnerable and more forced to rethink voting lockstep," PCCC's Green said.
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Schumer, who agreed to lead his caucus with the expectation he would spend most of his time sending legislation to President Hillary Clinton's desk, has been a magnet for hosannas over the past few months, mostly for keeping Democrats in lockstep opposition to the Trump agenda.
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Trump "must convincingly reassure President Moon and the South Korean public that the United States and South Korea are in lockstep on the North Korea issue," Jung H. Pak, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's Center for East Asia Policy Studies, said in a recent note.
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After a lifetime spent leveraging and lying himself into ever more commanding views, Trump found himself in lockstep with many other members of his generation, who chose to cultivate in the clean and curated fields of social media a space where their grievances of choice could grow.
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Republicans lined up, in lockstep, around the propositions that there was no need for an independent inquiry into Russian hacking, no need for serious congressional oversight of Trump's business conflicts of interest, and no need to push back against Trump's affection for thinly qualified Cabinet nominees.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson directly rebutted North Korea's representative to the United Nations on Friday, rejecting his claim that the US is to blame for tensions on the Korean peninsula and declaring that he and the White House are in lockstep on policy.
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The clashes at the start of the trial also exemplify another dominant political theme of the era, of how a Senate Republican caucus that is ruthlessly competent in wielding power is in lockstep with a President who harbors an expansive vision of his own largely unrestrained authority.
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In August, a U.S. House of Representatives committee contacted Teva, Novartis and five other makers of multiple sclerosis drugs as part of a drug pricing investigation, saying that some of the dozen drugs used to treat the progressive neurological disease appeared to have lockstep price increases.
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Examining U.S. fund returns since 1991, BAML found that when the stocks in the S&P 500 were less correlated (that is, they didn't move in lockstep) and also when there was a wider disparity between the best and worst performing stocks, fund returns were better.
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For Warren to be anywhere but in absolute lockstep with Sanders, then, on Soleimani's killing would have amounted to another data point for liberals (her sort-of walk-back from "Medicare for All" being another) that she was simply not a "real" liberal like the Vermont senator.
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I would argue instead that today, as in 1865, political courage might require a Republican Senator to risk his or her own political future by breaking lockstep from the President and agree to hear from witnesses, review the evidence, and put the national interest above their own.
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But what if something outside politics changed the way in which Congress -- especially Republicans in Congress, who have generally voted in lockstep with the National Rifle Association to oppose any further strictures on guns -- thinks about what can be done in terms of common-sense gun laws?
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While Boeing and the FAA have been working in lockstep since the company began its redesign of the software after the Lion Air crash last year, final certification for the update will fall to FAA officials, not Boeing designees, a person familiar with the process said.
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"When confidence and inflation are declining in lockstep there really cannot be much room for hawkishness on the (ECB's) Governing Council, nor can there be much doubt in the market's mind that the ECB has to be upping their game here," Mizuho strategist Peter Chatwell said.
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The new VA leadership's plan to implement a Cerner EHR in lockstep with the DoD program is raising concerns among some VA officials and was partly responsible for the sudden departure of the woman chosen to lead the implementation, according to sources within and outside the agency.
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In Warren's political orbit, the PCCC occupies a place on the close periphery — enough on the inside to work in lockstep with her aims, enough on the outside to amplify her causes, promote her name, and pressure her rivals with a more aggressive posture than Warren herself would take.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsMcConnell displays mastery of Senate with impeachment victory Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Saudi regime's brazen disregard for human rights a pattern that must be stopped MORE (Del.) expressed amazement that McConnell was able to keep his colleagues marching in lockstep.
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The unmistakable affirmation of life, creativity, and personal expression Smith's art conveys cannot be separated from the severity of the circumstances in which, remarkably, it was born — and which, today, Republicans are marching in lockstep with their white-nationalist leader to maintain, starting with the suppression of voting rights.
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While maintaining that it remains in lockstep with Washington, the administration of South Korea's Moon Jae-in has forged ahead with efforts to engage with the North, drawing U.S. concern over a range of issues, from sanctions enforcement to plans for a no-fly zone between the two Koreas.
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For Netanyahu, under investigation at home in two criminal cases involving allegations of abuse of office, ensuring he and Trump are in lockstep is critical to putting the friction of the Obama administration behind him and laying the ground for a more fruitful relationship with the United States.
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Nobody's interests went unconsidered along the way, and though then-Minority Leader Mitch McConnell ultimately corralled his members into lockstep opposition to the entire Democratic agenda, the great irony is that the law operates as a substantial transfer of resources from states Democrats represent to those Republicans represent.
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Taking a page out of Hamas' Charter towards the State of Israel, ever-grieving Democrats continue to march in lockstep against the results of the 6900 Presidential Election, condemning Donald Trump as a loathsome aberration and recognizing his right to exist — as president — only until he is obliterated.
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Hong Kong's de facto central bank has raised its base rate twice this year in lockstep with the U.S. Federal Reserve, but the city's major banks left their prime rates unchanged, as they have ever since 2008 when they slashed them at the height of the global financial crisis.
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While maintaining that it remains in lockstep with the United States, South Korea has forged ahead with efforts to engage with North Korea, even as critics accused Moon of naively focusing on feel-good theatrics at the expense of real progress in persuading North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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As a party of members who, in lockstep, are walking into the swirling waters of the November elections while collectively shackled by the hot mess that is Donald Trump, the tragedies in Orlando, Charleston, San Bernardino, Newtown, and too many other places in the past few years must be addressed.
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In the first phase, a strategic pivot by labor unions (who embraced immigrants as a potential new base for the labor movement) erased mainstream Democratic opposition to legalization of unauthorized immigrants and tempered concerns about future immigrant flows — bringing the party into lockstep behind the idea of comprehensive immigration reform.
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Senate Democrats forced a vote on Feinstein's bill in part to show voters that vulnerable Republicans are still marching in lockstep with the National Rifle Association, and may not be eager to give GOP senators who voted against Feinstein's plan a chance to seek political cover via the Collins plan.
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He told supporters who waited for hours Saturday to hear him speak outside of Bozeman that Tester would be in "lockstep" with House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (Calif.), Rep.
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CIA director Though McCain and Graham are historically mostly in lockstep on matters of national security and personnel, the two split Thursday over Trump's choice to lead the CIA, Gina Haspel, because of her CIA experience during the Bush administration, when "enhanced Interrogation," or torture, was deemed legal for terror suspects.
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"It is fascinating that the very same West Coast liberals who rail against the president's executive order, that protects our nation from foreign terrorists, have now contrived their own travel ban aimed at punishing states who don't fall in lockstep with their far-left political ideology," Bevin said in a statement.
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"You put this one away and next time the stock market throws a sale because of the bogus lockstep linkage to oil or the endless Fed chatter, I want you to think about McDonald's as the place to go, not necessarily as a store, but as a stock," Cramer said.
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The President regularly bullies or attacks the credibility of anything or anyone that isn't fully in lockstep with him: the intelligence community, federal prosecutors, career diplomats, the Federal Reserve Board, federal courts, the National Security Council, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and top military officials, to name a few.
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It is easy enough to sympathise: if you want to be in a position to reverse or soften Brexit when, in a year or so, the public mood changes, you do not admit as much now; instead you align with voter opinion and let your public positions evolve in lockstep with it.
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REPUBLICAN LAWMAKERS BACK TRUMP&aposS CALL FOR TIGHTENING IMMIGRATION LAW IN WAKE OF ATTACK Congressional Republicans, even those who are not typically in lockstep with the president, have rallied around his call for "extreme vetting" and the repeal, or reform of the Diversity Visa Lottery Program in the wake of Tuesday's attack.
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Unfortunately, both countries are still embroiled in a long-simmering conflict over the use of South Korean women in Japanese "comfort stations" during World War II. And because South Korea stands in lockstep with China and North Korea on this issue, the conflict presents new challenges to American policy in the region.
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The relationship between American Jews and Israel has been marked by tension from the outset, but the new tensions will override all unless both sides recalibrate their expectations, establish that their differences are not extraordinary but reasonable, and work harder to understand why it is that they will never travel in absolute lockstep.
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" (There is no clear evidence that El-Sayed, the donors or Hammoud's PAC violated campaign finance rules.) El-Sayed sought to take down the temperature later in the day, tweeting that he admired Whitmer's work and pledged that the two "will walk in lockstep, whoever wins, to a blue wave in November.
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It ends with a final message, scrolled in text: "Well, if you're any of these folks, you're running for Senate in lockstep with Donald Trump," "It's the Pottery Barn rule: You break it, you own it," US Representative Gerry Connolly, a Virginia Democrat and Hillary Clinton ally, said of his Republican counterparts.
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Scrutiny on the social media app's ownership, Chinese company ByteDance, has risen in lockstep with its skyrocketing popularity — it has been downloaded over 123 million times in the U.S. The concern is largely tied to a 2017 Chinese law that requires Chinese companies to comply with data requests for state intelligence work.
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Scrutiny on the social media app's ownership, Chinese company ByteDance, has risen in lockstep with its skyrocketing popularity -- it has been downloaded over 22020 million times in the U.S. The concern is largely tied to a 2017 Chinese law that requires Chinese companies to comply with data requests for state intelligence work.
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It can be argued the GOP's lockstep support of President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE will be its undoing in 2020 after a decade of near-dominance.
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"On so many of the world's foreign policy challenges the UK and U.S. are in lockstep," Johnson said in a statement, citing the poisoning in Britain of Russian double-agent Sergei Skripal, and opposition to the use of chemical weapons in Syria and to the development of nuclear weapons in North Korea.
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The isotopes changed in virtual lockstep with each other, indicating that the carbon release during the PETM was more likely to have taken place over a long period of time, due to what is known about the lag effects in the climate system and how the climate responds to sudden, massive injections of carbon dioxide.
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While showering Hyde-Smith with praise, Trump argued that Espy will vote in "lockstep" with Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.
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As America looks to usher in a new era of economic and social prosperity, our nation should have confidence that our federal policymakers, state governments, higher education systems and institutions are working in lockstep to break down the barriers that keep people from attaining education beyond high school and a ticket to the middle class.
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Similarly, we can look at Pete Vuckovich's 1982 season (18-6, 3.34 ERA, 105 strikeouts) or Bartolo Colon's 2005 (21-8, 3.48 ERA, 157 strikeouts) and know that the voters, in the absence of clear thinking or clearer indicators that they were headed down the wrong path, marched in lockstep off an award-tarnishing cliff.
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Words cannot express the danger to democracy of a reelected Trump with a Republican majority in Congress marching in lockstep behind his dark vision of anti-democratic impulses, repeated claims that his major opponents are treasonous, and crony capitalist corruptions that must never again be allowed to dominate American politics and poison American democracy.
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It means moving in lockstep with the United Kingdom as it faces down Russia over deployment of a deadly nerve agent on British sovereign soil, rather than staying mum until after the president's own (now soon-to-be-former) secretary of State and his ambassador to the United Nations took the lead for him.
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What audiences prefer may indicate which sort of faith-based movie performs best in the marketplace, and it's possible that it may even gesture at how big the tent is for the faith-based movie audience — whether it tracks more in line with religious or political preference, or if the two are in lockstep.
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Such sweeping pronouncements always lead to trouble, and "symbols of mass production that stand for the victory of capitalism, social control, and the construction of the individual," if anything, lack subtlety in their imaginings of a hegemonic, lockstep corporate culture — a picture that a close reading of the news, for better or worse, belies every day.
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"Growth without inflation is a magical combination ... and I can't actually wait to see Friday's non-farm payroll report because I'm betting things picked up after Fed Chief Jay Powell backed away from nuking the economy in order to save it with a series of lockstep rate hikes at the beginning of the year," he said.
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Desperate to preserve his legacy and to salvage his collectivist agenda, Obama hitched his star to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, who quickly fell into lockstep and echoed his vision.
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What's next LEADING THE DAY INVESTIGATIONS: A rundown of the Mueller probe as we enter year two… Individuals who have been charged The sidebar investigations The collateral damage Players to watch CONGRESS: Lawmakers with politics in mind often chafe at moving in lockstep during an election year, and Wednesday was a good example on a number of fronts.
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Meanwhile, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), in a move that further endangers House Republicans, has aligned them in lockstep with Trump, a fatal attraction that could lead the GOP to political devastation in the 2018 midterms.
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She appears to have chosen to ignore returning this constitutionally mandated consumer protection in lockstep with the Center for American Progress, whose higher education policy is now led by a good-ole-boy from the Department of Education, the federal agency that profits tens of billions per year of the program, and even makes a profit on defaulted loans.
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If the most important midterm elections in American history end the one-party state in Washington controlled by an authoritarian Republican president and Republicans in Congress who march in lockstep with him, the 85033 elections will be one of the most important elections in a century that could result in a Democratic president, House and Senate.
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It now appears that the Trump strategy for the midterm elections is to escalate the trauma and abuse he imposes on immigrant children and to demand that Republicans in Congress march in lockstep in support of this vile and sickening spectacle that dishonors the core values of Americanism and disrespects the shared values of the great faiths.
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" As the legendary muckraker Wayne Barrett wrote in the Village Voice that fall, "We are all used to editorial boards making endorsements determined by their owners, but this was the first time in memory that these three proud institutions had marched in such lockstep on a policy matter after meetings between a political figure and their three owners.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE's trial in the GOP-led Senate is expected to begin this week and his party remains largely in lockstep behind him.
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From outright absurdity to thinly veiled partisan chicanery, these legislative attacks run the gamut: In Georgia, Ohio, and Mississippi, Republican legislatures — in lockstep not only with their Republican governors, but the Republicans on Capitol Hill and in the Trump administration — have recently passed dangerous bills that would ban abortion at six weeks, which is before many women even know they are pregnant.
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"It's going to be hard for stocks to stabilize until he walks back those comments, or at least clarifies that he's going to make his decisions based on the data rather than giving us a series of lockstep, autopilot rate hikes that the economy, as strong as it is with these employment reports, may not be able to handle," Cramer said.
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He urged voters not to take the race for granted and attacked Espy as a "far-left" politician who would vote in lockstep with Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.Y.).
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"He would simply submit motions to the body and we would vote" Republicans hold a 53-47 majority over Democrats in the Senate but it's not clear all GOP senators will vote in lockstep, especially as some of those up for reelection in swing states and others who have been critical of Trump, might break with him on some procedural points.
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The Tao Tie, which we are told are some sort of physical manifestation of human greed, snarl and snap and inhale hapless bystanders like stoners ripping into a bag of Cool Ranch Doritos, but their reported intelligence never feels like more than hearsay; they can dig a tunnel and follow their queen's orders in tail-swishing lockstep, but really, they're just big nasty lizards.
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The report concluded that while the ACLU's broad agenda—compared to the NRA's lockstep fidelity to a single mission—made it harder to galvanize supporters, there were things it could do to raise its profile: score candidates on their records; engage in voter registration efforts; increase its lobbying; and do a better job of connecting with its members, through live events and online organizing campaigns.
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"Frankly, the concern is that if the Trump administration does a u-turn on climate change in terms of its commitment to Paris Agreement and its commitment to move in lockstep with the 173 countries in addressing this challenge, it would have a negative effect on ability too right climate change but would affect its abilities to advance other interests in the world," Bodnar said.
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A Senate GOP aide said Senate Republicans shouldn't be expected to walk in lockstep throughout the trial and that defections on procedural votes, such as calling former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonGraham on impeachment trial: 'End this crap as quickly as possible' New Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight House delivers impeachment articles to Senate MORE to testify, shouldn't be seen as big surprises or setbacks.
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C.) and Vice Chairman Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) walking in lockstep on most matters.
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C.) and Vice Chairman Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) walking in lockstep on most matters.
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Republicans also sought to portray O'Connor as walking in lockstep with House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), even as he said he would not support her, and capitalized on an MSNBC interview where O'Connor eventually conceded that he would back whoever the Democrats propose as leader, including potentially Pelosi.
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China, South Korea end year-long diplomatic feud over missile Lindsey Ford, Director of Political-Security Affairs for the Asia Society Policy Institute, says that the region's players will be watching his speeches and other utterances carefully for signs that he is in lockstep with members of his own cabinet, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Secretary of Defense James Mattis, who have advocated a more subdued, diplomatic approach.
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Powell had voted lockstep with former Fed Chair Janet YellenJanet Louise YellenThink of this economy as an elderly friend: Old age means coming death On The Money: Rising recession fears pose risk for Trump | Stocks suffer worst losses of 2019 | Trump blames 'clueless' Fed for economic worries Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE, who was criticized by Republicans for holding off on rate hikes far longer than they had preferred.
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Dan Turner's refusal to admit his son's culpability falls in lockstep with the justice system's failure to penalize Turner according to his actions: Turner faced up to 14 years in prison for his crimes, which include three felony sexual assault charges, and Stanford University Law Professor Michele Dauber wrote in a letter to the court that he should have received a minimum of two to three years of incarceration under California statutes.
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While US politicians -- Democratic and Republican -- wrestle with criticism of Israel in their ranks and how to pursue a pro-Israel policy that does not ignore alleged Israeli violations of international law -- as with settlements, for example -- Trump has pursued a policy that is in lockstep with Israel, going beyond even positions held by his Republican predecessors by overturning decades of US policy in recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
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I'm glad you raised that, actually, because right now obviously one of the points of contention during Pompeo's confirmation process was his views on this issue, and in the soup of fears evoked by his hawkishness and his willingness to stand lockstep with the president on the rolling back of major diplomatic accomplishments, there was also for many foreign service officers, including openly gay ones who talk in this book, a lot of fear about this particular strain of conservatism coming into a now very liberal department.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.), who wrote a prominent book about how Trump is a danger to conservatism and America but voted in lockstep with Trump on major issues, one after another, time and time again.
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