"It's morally bankrupt, it's wrong on every level," he said.
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That morally bankrupt policy, however, is official US policy at this point.
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The state is decayed and morally bankrupt: "Natural Born Killers"; "Wall Street".
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"All of this is part of a morally bankrupt system," said Rep.
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You also need a philosophy, and Macron's is intellectually and morally bankrupt.
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Defending a rapist seems like a fairly morally bankrupt thing to do.
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"It is a budget that is morally bankrupt," Perez told the audience.
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Budgets are moral documents my friend, and that budget is morally bankrupt.
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Policies such as family separation and using these camps are morally bankrupt.
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All three supporting characters, essentially, have taken a turn for the morally bankrupt.
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Mr Ortega's brutality has exposed that bargain as morally bankrupt and politically unstable.
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The last two days had shown this morally bankrupt faction to be profitable.
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We must overturn the morally bankrupt/dangerous ban on gay people giving blood.
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Artists know that all nations are morally bankrupt and that politics are diseased.
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What I saw at Homestead is part of a larger, morally bankrupt system.
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His regime is morally bankrupt, it's economically incompetent, and it is profoundly corrupt.
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This is clearly a morally bankrupt move, but that is no surprise in the morally bankrupt realm of college sports—a multi-billion-dollar industry whose "firms" are obsessed with winning, but disingenuously claim they are not running a business.
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Fiscal responsibility is a good idea but not when the result is morally bankrupt.
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As an abrogation of our responsibility to the next generation, it is morally bankrupt.
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It is born from misplaced and unjustified fear, among other more morally bankrupt reasons.
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The Texas Congress member called for a change from the current "morally bankrupt" culture.
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"This party — your party — the Republican Party is completely, morally bankrupt," Ms. McKinnon said.
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But they are saying: 'Agree with us 100 percent or you are morally bankrupt.
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" Video He later declared that the Trump administration's justification for the policy was "morally bankrupt.
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Speaking of morally bankrupt, Wendy seduces poor Mafee so he'll take responsibility for her short.
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You are not just bad, but morally bankrupt, if you are on the other side.
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That's how a morally bankrupt president soils everyone around him, even such a good man.
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It was the closest Ryan could get to a political non-answer without sounding morally bankrupt.
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In my mind, that is morally bankrupt, and I do not believe it can be fixed.
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The ideology of so-called "free trade" is just as morally bankrupt as Trump's carnival barking.
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Smart Democrats have long known that this policy was as morally bankrupt as it was ineffective.
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But in the desperate pursuit of success, many founders and venture capitalists have become morally bankrupt.
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"Fox & Friends" guest breaks down in tears: Anyone who defends Trump is "morally bankrupt" https://t.
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To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman thinks the Republican Party is morally bankrupt because of — what?
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"Morally bankrupt" — and I believe you described "Dear Evan Hansen" as "morally complicated" the other day.
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Now he turns to rich countries, which he believes are morally bankrupt and ruled by predatory elites.
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Tonight, we open on a morally bankrupt young man who just stole and pawned his daddy's Rolex.
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He was calling them irresponsible and morally bankrupt, all of these things for allowing it to happen.
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He's a terrible character that's become a garbage internet meme and he is creatively and morally bankrupt.
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"His regime is morally bankrupt, it's economically incompetent and it is profoundly corrupt," he added about Maduro.
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The overall effect is an unsettling equation of being bisexual with being untrustworthy, manipulative, and morally bankrupt.
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We should preserve unoccupied pedestals as the ruins they are — broken tributes to a morally bankrupt cause.
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Using "free speech" as a cop-out is just as intellectually dishonest and just as morally bankrupt.
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To surrender them to Russian aggression would make the West look both morally bankrupt and geopolitical impotent.
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Fortunately, America's federalist system does not mandate states to be beholden to this intellectually and morally bankrupt policy.
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Both sides subsequently cast aspersions that the other side is not just morally bankrupt but also factually wrong.
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And I think we're winning because frankly, while the Republican National Committee [RNC] outraises us, they're morally bankrupt.
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Judges are incompetent, defense attorneys morally bankrupt, and mankind is on a high-speed chariot headed directly towards hell.
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In 2015, the year this creatively and morally bankrupt video was first shown, 33,000 Americans died from opioid overdoses.
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The warmed over "freedom agenda" that Romney offered in his opinion column is not only a morally bankrupt policy.
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For more clear-cut examples, like our morally bankrupt pharmaceutical executive, the question is how we might curtail it.
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" Yet he said that American values cannot be compromised and called for a system that is not "morally bankrupt.
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These white politicians are as morally bankrupt as overt racists because they know better but do nothing, Stroupe says.
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"How could such a horrific, morally bankrupt business model find success in America?" she asked at the Senate hearing.
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But maybe he'll learn this time when Central Valley voters again reject the morally bankrupt Trump-Valadao agenda in 2020.
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This is a morally bankrupt approach to running the platform that hosts the world's largest exchange of ideas and information.
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That is an expression of the shock of mounting evidence that he is intellectually deficient, temperamentally unsound and morally bankrupt.
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"White supremacists are morally bankrupt and these robocalls in the wake of an unspeakable tragedy are disgusting," de Blasio said.
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West's truth-telling voice is especially needed now, with Americans across the country rising up against a morally bankrupt political system.
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To pretend that doing the right thing is somehow beyond his control is disingenuous at best and morally bankrupt at worst.
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He finds them morally bankrupt, whose only determination seems to be fifteen minutes of shame rather than concrete resolutions to problems.
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Jeb Bush (R), accused Trump of turning the Oval Office into a "shithole," decrying his administration's "morally bankrupt" position on immigration.
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America's federalist system does not mandate states to be beholden to the intellectually and morally bankrupt policy that is marijuana prohibition.
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By taking action against technically legal but morally bankrupt payday loans, Google is taking a more aggressive approach toward consumer protections. Good.
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And I have no doubt that, just like any fans, they'll support a morally bankrupt coach who also helps them win games.
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But in a show where every "team" is morally bankrupt in some way, I'm content with just being on the winning side.
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At the trial, Mr. Mangano's lawyer, Kevin Keating, painted Mr. Singh as a "morally bankrupt sociopath" whose testimony could not be trusted.
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Arguably the most morally bankrupt member of the Gallagher family, Frank is on what feels like his millionth glow-up in the series.
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We need allies who will never back down to the corrupt, morally-bankrupt administration in power – and we can do that right here.
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Does anyone really want to spend more time on a platform that continues to corroborate claims that it is morally bankrupt and aggressively bad?
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" Several people on social media said they'd received the call, including the chair of the Forsyth County Democratic Party, who called it "morally bankrupt.
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From: Dumont, New JerseyMay 6, 2016Looks like the morally bankrupt skumbag fed officials have their reason to delay a rate hike, he jobs report.
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Wang, 52, also engaged in "superstitious activities", "exchanged power for sex", and was "morally bankrupt", the agency said in a statement on its website.
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"Those who express outrage at one sexual harasser and not another because of the first harasser's political views -- that is morally bankrupt," Tapper said.
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Yet, the anonymous author still hides in the shadows, just as congressional Republicans hide behind process, both implicitly propping up a morally bankrupt regime.
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GREEN I find it visually stunning, even more so now at the Imperial than in the tent, but morally bankrupt, and short on craft.
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You just know whichever morally bankrupt GTL executive came up with that one is high-fiving himself all the way to the Corvette dealership.
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And his executive orders that deport aspiring Americans and impose a religious litmus test for refugees are both morally bankrupt and bad economic policy.
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BoJack Horseman has always been unafraid to go there — to make you wonder how many morally bankrupt actions BoJack can actually get away with.
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After stints working for both international brands and Silicon Valley start-ups, "I felt morally bankrupt," Tsai tells CNBC Make It. So she left.
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Many of them purposefully set their consciences to sleep and pulled the lever for a man I suspect that they know is morally bankrupt.
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Trading our children's health for yet more money to people and corporations who do not need it is bad economic policy, and morally bankrupt.
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But the real crime is its corrupt occupant being allowed by a morally bankrupt congress to fire the heads of agencies for investigating his campaign.
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To begin to understand why this peace process aggravated the conflict, consider one crucial factor and its implications: Fundamentally, the peace process was morally bankrupt.
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We deify horrible frat-boy brogrammer assholes, while funding, and celebrating, morally bankrupt apps that exist to stand in for their mothers and/or servants.
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U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley calls the proposal "a grossly one-sided approach that is morally bankrupt" and would undermine efforts at peace between Israel and Palestinians.
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This one has more of a Weekend Update feel, if Weekend Update featured morally bankrupt hosts like Jeanine Pirro (Cecily Strong) and Laura Ingraham (Kate McKinnon).
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Our country supports the people of Iran, not their morally bankrupt regime, whose only legacy is a police state at home and proxy terrorist militias abroad.
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They're miserable, nihilistic, and morally bankrupt because they were raised by this garbage on the computer, and they were easily turned out by the alt-right.
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But naming the perpetrators of the conflict, labeling them as morally bankrupt, and withholding funding are not tantamount to an effective policy in the long term.
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Cheadle, Hall and the supporting players lustily sink their teeth into these morally bankrupt characters, but "Black Monday" doesn't even make them particularly interesting as antiheroes.
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The two parties previously viewed each other with loathing: Each considered the other not just a political adversary but a morally bankrupt and deeply divisive force.
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In this film's convoluted scenario, jam-packed with morally bankrupt people doing ugly things to one another, a Northern Irish faction is making an aggressive comeback.
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Then you've got your non-traditional Christmas films—the ones that are too cynical, violent, bizarre, or morally bankrupt to be lumped in with the others.
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Will he uphold genuine American ideals – individualism, freedom of speech, rule of law – or cast them aside in seeking a morally bankrupt alliance with a dictatorial leader?
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Shame on any publication that would print this—and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's good name.
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Right now, our job is to continue exposing the NRA for the morally bankrupt organization it has become, showing members that the organization no longer represents them.
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More than half of its executive leadership left the company after journalists uncovered a variety of morally bankrupt actions, including a culture where sexism and harassment went unpunished.
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But you also don't have to support the traditionally liberal version of gun control to see that the NRA's stance on America's mass shooting nightmare is morally bankrupt.
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Gail: To think that just last weekend we thought he was only unfit for office because he was a morally bankrupt egomaniac with a very shady legal history.
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And yet, across the West the wolf is facing morally bankrupt state bureaucracies like that in Oregon that wants to delist the wolf from the endangered species list.
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True, Hogan's team is trying to paint Gawker as a morally bankrupt organization that didn't actually care about the public's right to know when it published the tape.
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And his friend, who abandons Adam at a boring party at the beginning of the film, only highlights how morally bankrupt and starved of splendor heteronormative life can be.
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On the lighter, less morally bankrupt end of things, we might think of someone like Pete Souza, who frequently "trolls" Donald Trump — but his trolling is still highly political.
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The group's morally bankrupt mascot, Julian Assange, has proven to be cowardly, hypocritical and deceitful -- not someone any sensible or reasonably intelligent person should trust or even interact with.
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I wish I could say that what happened last November -- the elevation of a morally bankrupt man to the presidency -- woke the souls of the faithful in the South.
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My pleasure and liberation lay in bed next to anguish and self-loathing, because the world had taught me that my wants were morally bankrupt and full of sin.
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"Shame on any publication that would print this — and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's good name," he said.
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"Shame on any publication that would print this — and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's good name," Hatch said.
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Aside from being morally bankrupt, there is no reason to assume that moving closer to the populist right on issues such as immigration would increase support for the left.
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But they are overwhelmed in a system that is morally bankrupt and challenged by rogue agents whose culture was on full display in the Facebook group revealed by ProPublica today.
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It's not until the climactic final moments that he realizes, to his shock but not to ours, that this morally bankrupt approach has been built on self-deception all along.
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In the three trials in which he testified for the prosecution, defense lawyers have portrayed him as morally bankrupt and willing to betray even his dearest friends to escape imprisonment.
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But many could have been of use to Trump and his team even today, if he'd taken the time to look back at his predecessors for (sneaky, sometimes morally bankrupt) insights.
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Bloomberg, who considered his own 2016 presidential bid, explained the women of The View that no matter how corrupt or morally bankrupt the president may be, the country should support him.
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Mr. Manafort's allies argue that Mr. Gates can be discredited as a morally bankrupt and untrustworthy narrator who owes his professional career to Mr. Manafort, yet siphoned millions from his accounts.
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"She made clear that the 'choice' debate over state's rights was as morally bankrupt as the abortion argument about the so-called 'right to privacy' is," Morabito said in an email.
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I learned that WWE had renewed its morally bankrupt deal with the Saudi Arabian government, thanks to a Topics tweet inserted into my timeline from a journalist I hadn't been following.
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At a time when so many universities make morally bankrupt hires, it's a good thing that public pressure kept out a coach who has demonstrated he should not be running a program.
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As law enforcement leaders representing Houston, Texas, and Storm Lake, Iowa, we and many of our colleagues were especially appalled by a morally bankrupt and strategically misguided attempt to deter future migration.
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In any other film, the driving tension would be the obvious question of whether Marcello will be morally bankrupt enough to kill the professor, simply to adhere to his vision of normalcy.
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Succession is the HBO show about a financially wealthy, morally bankrupt media family that people can't seem to stop talking about in 2019, which makes it an ideal and timely costume opportunity.
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Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Tom Perez slammed the Trump administration on Wednesday, saying President Trump's proposed tax cuts and planned budget are "morally bankrupt" because they are designed to benefit the wealthy.
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The most effective way to commemorate the rise and fall of white supremacist monument-building is to preserve unoccupied pedestals as the ruins that they are — broken tributes to a morally bankrupt cause.
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But the politically perilous road to impeachment will start and end with the words of a morally bankrupt man who has spent his entire adult life skirting, mocking, ignoring or breaking the law.
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The point is that we should nevertheless refuse to be drawn in by the idea that the environmental racism is located in a few morally bankrupt people within an otherwise functioning policy environment.
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Will's sharp, savvy boss makes a utilitarian case for acquiescence by invoking the Iraq War; the show's freedom fighters are just as calculating, bloodthirsty, and morally bankrupt as the people helping to subjugate them.
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"Any resettlement proposal that is conditional on effectively sealing off borders and illegally pushing back tens of thousands of people while denying them access to asylum procedures is morally bankrupt," said Amnesty's John Dalhuisen.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. When it comes to all the things that are wrong with our hateful, morally bankrupt society, Britain's broken education system is up there with the worst.
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"I think the Republicans are morally bankrupt for how they are handling a child predator in Moore, but the Dem leadership's failure to push Franken is equally wrong," Democratic consultant Hilary Rosen said on Wednesday.
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Discontent intensified during a staff meeting when Mr. D'Vorkin said that anyone involved with leaking a recording of a previous meeting to The New York Times was "morally bankrupt," according to several people in attendance.
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Karim Amer: My impression of Cambridge Analytica is that Cambridge Analytica was involved in a lot of things that are ethically very, I think, morally bankrupt when you look back at some of them for sure.
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The left has developed a potent strategy against which the right simply cannot contend: characterizing those who do not embrace liberal values as morally bankrupt, using labels like "bigot," among the worst of insults to Americans.
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Even if you believe that it's morally bankrupt for college football players to make money off their athletic talent, it's hard to understand why trading memorabilia for tattoos is worse than getting actual cash from boosters.
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On January 1, 2020 he referred to him as a "self-serving, dishonest, morally bankrupt ego maniac who doesn't care about anything or anyone but his Fame & bank account & is hustling the US" (see Tweet here).
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But we cannot normalize the fact that Donald Trump has turned the Oval Office into a shithole — into a morally bankrupt place where there are lies and division and racism that comes out every single day.
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Lifetime Whatever terrible things Quinn and Rachel do in the name of fake romance, the reason they stand out in a crowded field of morally bankrupt television characters is that they take pleasure in this shady work.
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Gavin Newsom railed against the "weapons of mass destruction" and said the Republican Party was "morally bankrupt" for refusing to pass laws that prevent people from owning the kinds of firearms used most often in mass shootings.
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New York, Los Angeles, Chicago — the places where power and capital have traditionally congregated — have become so over-regulated, so overpriced and mismanaged, and so morally bankrupt and soft on crime that people are leaving in droves.
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Power could have followed the demands she made of members of earlier Administrations that were bystanders to genocide and resigned from this morally bankrupt administration long ago and perhaps escaped with some semblance of her reputation intact.
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Morally bankrupt and of "psychopathic ambition," as Vincent Canby said in his review in The New York Times, Ms. Christensen was also perfectly attired in pussy-bow blouses, pencil skirts, knee-high boots and heavy camel coats.
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In a punchy speech at the NFU's conference in Birmingham on Tuesday, the union's president Minette Batters said it would be "morally bankrupt" and the "work of the insane" for Britain to lower food standards after Brexit.
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"Comms Team signing off... forever: Jared, you are the most disgustingly morally bankrupt person I have ever had the displeasure of working with," Gareth Arnold tweeted from the account of Jared O'Mara, who represents the Sheffield Hallam constituency.
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" And he reportedly said on a conservative podcast, "Let me tell you why blacks sell drugs and involve themselves in criminal behavior instead of a more socially acceptable lifestyle — because they're uneducated, they're lazy, and they're morally bankrupt.
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An aide working for British Member of Parliament Jared O'Mara quit in spectacular fashion on Tuesday, posting a series of since-deleted tweets on O'Mara's account accusing the lawmaker of being "morally bankrupt" and not caring about his constituents.
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That Telltale found itself in such a precarious financial position, one where they couldn't provide even the barest minimum of extended assistance for employees at a company with well-reported backbreaking work conditions, is maddening, frustrating, and morally bankrupt.
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We're typically asked to reconcile the actions of a morally bankrupt individual with having once respected them and their motives — hello Walter White — or forced to confront a character's jumps between sociopathy and genuine self-reflection, like Tony Soprano.
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New Zealand's top privacy official on Monday called Facebook "morally bankrupt," remarks that come in the wake of last month's mass shooting at two Christchurch mosques that were livestreamed on the social media platform, according to The Associated Press.
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True, we failed to sniff out and stanch a presidential disaster in the making, and we're stuck for now with a morally bankrupt plutocrat so defensive and deluded that he's urging more nuance in the appraisal of neo-Nazis.
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With the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Trump's single legislative "win," the designers of that world — the morally bankrupt Republican party and its rapacious donor class — have dropped their masks and shown themselves for what they really are.
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They work only as long as the world believes they are worth the trouble, and these are hardly boom times after a terribly wasteful and morally bankrupt Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 followed by the socioeconomic concerns generated in Rio.
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On election night, I wasn't shocked, but it hurts to know that the most incompetent, morally bankrupt, and ignorant white man can be elected over a woman about whom reasonable people can disagree, but who was obviously more qualified than Trump.
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He said that "something else" is that God-shaped hole in our morally bankrupt world that we continually seek to fill with something that gives us a sense of meaning—and for some people, Tesla is just the right size.
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During a staff meeting, after learning that a recording of an earlier meeting had been leaked to a New York Times reporter, Mr. D'Vorkin said that anyone involved with the act was "morally bankrupt," according to several people in attendance.
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On election night, I wasn't shocked, but it hurts to know that the most incompetent, morally bankrupt, and ignorant white man can be elected over a woman about whom reasonable people can disagree but who was obviously more qualified than Trump.
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To his critics, Disastrous Donald has been a catastrophe, a man whose abuses of power and divisive rhetoric threaten the fabric of American democracy; whose transactional and bullying approach to America's international leadership is economically illiterate, morally bankrupt and geostrategically short-sighted.
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He reigns over the school like a morally bankrupt king, his sordid secrets restricted to unsubstantiated rumors amongst staff and pupils alike—and his palace is therefore a castle infested with treacherous enemies, its halls adorned with statues of shapely female backsides.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) called the nomination process "morally bankrupt," while Sen.
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If you haven't had to spare someone you were dating, then I guess you can consider yourself less morally bankrupt than those below: No one, including my current boyfriend, know about this, but when we started dating, I was fucking this couple.
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We are witnessing the invasion of the Zombie Media, the undead lurching forward to try to restore a time when morally-bankrupt regimes saw facts both as optional and an obstacle that sometimes had to be disposed by their legions of truth-eaters.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) called the nomination process "morally bankrupt," while Sen.
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Sally Baker, a London-based hypnotherapist, doesn't mince words, calling the rise in plastic-surgery freebies on Instagram "cynical ploys from the morally-bankrupt plastic-surgery industry playing on the physical insecurities of young people," especially those that are living with anxiety and body dysmorphia.
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Gilroy's incredible script—and the performances it draws from Tilda Swinton, Tom Wilkinson, and especially George Clooney, who has some the best reactions of his career in this film—just pulls me all the down into this story of ethics in a morally bankrupt job.
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Instagram may be owned and operated by an utterly abhorrent and morally bankrupt company that can't seem to get its shit together, but I continue to maintain that it is—at least at present—the last good social network, depending on how you use it.
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"We cannot normalize the fact that Donald Trump has turned the Oval Office into a shithole — into a morally bankrupt place where there are lies and division and racism that comes out every single day," exclaimed Ana Navarro, a CNN contributor, earlier this year.
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"This is evidence that not only are spouseware and stalkerware companies morally bankrupt, they are also often failing to protect their stolen user data once they have it," said Cooper Quintin, senior staff technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, who also examined the app.
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The morally bankrupt crowd running today's G.O.P. are getting their way not because they have better arguments — polls show majorities disagreeing with them on Comey and climate — but because they have power and are not afraid to use it, no matter what the polls say.
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The early signs are that the limited-government types — led by Mitch McConnell — are so morally bankrupt, after having sold their souls to Trump for two years, they'll even abandon this last core principle and go along with Trump's usurpation of Congress's power of appropriation.
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Political analysts say he's shown a tendency to take unilateral actions and run roughshod over Congress when it stands in his way, retaliate against critics as morally bankrupt when they disagree with his decisions, and engage in the same lack of transparency that he often rails against.
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What they should have argued was something simpler: A president who uses the power of the Oval Office to seduce a 20-something subordinate is morally bankrupt and contributing, in a meaningful way, to a serious social problem that disadvantages millions of women throughout their lives.
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Netanyahu's move was so morally bankrupt that even the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), which seeks to work closely with whatever Israeli government is in power, joined with the American Jewish Committee to blast the move and said it will boycott the "racist and reprehensible" Otzma Yehudit.
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But even more than that, the very notion that some people, because of their special lucky talents deserve to have more money than they could ever spend in a lifetime and some people deserve to starve because they don't have those special lucky talents is completely morally bankrupt.
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"Sinn Fein have been getting young progressives on board, people who think the number of homeless is morally bankrupt, and who feel they have been left at the mercy of landlords and vested interests, free to charge what rent they like because ordinary people can't afford to buy," Ms. Suiter added.
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AI is getting smarter, and the world hasn't ended yet because we're still bad at AI. Chollet is specifically singling out Facebook — and not his employer, Google, Amazon, or Apple — because of its history of experiments, its "morally bankrupt leadership," and because he believes it is uniquely embedded in our social lives.
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It follows a family so morally bankrupt that the closest we can come to sympathy is a kind of pity that's most often countered by the reality that these people have been given everything in life, and that the rest of us would be lucky to trade in our problems for theirs.
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It's an amazing thing, to hear a professional athlete, a man who has dedicated himself to a particular craft for so long, and so successfully, tell a group of reporters—a man so successful that he subsidizes employment for countless others—that he's been denigrated by a morally-bankrupt person or group of people.
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Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom PerezThomas Edward PerezClinton's top five vice presidential picks Government social programs: Triumph of hope over evidence Labor's 'wasteful spending and mismanagement" at Workers' Comp MORE on Wednesday said even if his party's fundraising lags behind that of the Republican Party, they make up for it by not being "morally bankrupt.
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The Scottish government has called on the UK government to establish and enforce a guaranteed minimum level of service provision for essential banking services, recognizing the importance of continued access to banking for communities across Scotland, and across the UK. Trade union Unite has described the bank's decision to close 62 branches in Scotland as "morally bankrupt".
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"When the moral fiber of a nation is at stake, the people cannot rely on a morally bankrupt leader to guide them out of darkness into light," Shermichael Singleton, a former top aide to Ben Carson who was dismissed from the administration after he was found to have criticized Trump during the campaign, said, referencing an opinion piece he later published.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) to President Obama, Democratic leaders have been vilified not just as politically suspect but as morally bankrupt, treasonous America-haters who have made this country weak.
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Whether that is the league's ridiculous position on sharing GIFs and video among fans and even among the teams themselves, its micromanagement of celebrations to the point of unintelligibility, its continued inclusion of the Cleveland Browns as a professional team, or its morally bankrupt treatment of players for decades, the NFL has become a huge bummer in so many ways.
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The commentary in the US in the lead-up to Munich was exactly what you'd expect: comparing it to Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler at that same city in 1938, accusing President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry of not just incompetence but of deliberately selling out the Syrian rebels, and, most of all, declaring that American policy is morally bankrupt and responsible for abetting genocide.
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All three of us loved "Succession," but even without a long argument about the show's merits, there was still plenty for us to debate: How a story with such morally bankrupt characters can still be so compelling, to what extent those characters are motivated by love versus hate versus greed (and whether they can even tell the difference) and who, in the end, deserves to sit on the corporate throne.
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But given the recent behavior of the Council and its president, Frederick Kempe, it appears that the organization is using its legitimacy as a veil to hide a whitewashing operation just as morally bankrupt as any public relations firm in Washington, D.C. Today, human rights abusing regimes in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates top the Council's public donor list, and continue to be the beneficiaries of the organization's public relations spin.
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And in 2015, documents obtained by the Guardian indicated that the company was lobbying US lawmakers and officials to establish contracts to detain migrant families in the US. While the Gates Foundation's assertion that several million is a blip compared to all of the money the charity has funneled into less morally bankrupt causes is factually correct, it's an egregiously weak argument for having any stake in an institution most credible for locking people up and abusing them.
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