I am not sure if he was more upset or embarrassed.
|
|
I'm more upset with what I see as a missed opportunity.
|
|
So the-- they're more upset because it's more relevant to them.
|
|
Or maybe one of them will have one more upset left.
|
|
But another -- who claimed to be in Wuhan -- seemed more upset.
|
|
When the friend tried to change the subject, he became more upset.
|
|
On the way to the hospital, Xavier began to grow more upset.
|
|
"I don't know why I'm not more upset about this," she tweeted.
|
|
But this afternoon, Kim Kardashian's Twitter condolences made some followers more upset.
|
|
And that has led to more upset in this town of 34,000.
|
|
Are Republican voters much more upset and angry than they were in 2012?
|
|
But I was more upset by the way the photo made me look.
|
|
The more I think about it, the more upset I get about it.
|
|
"No one is more upset about this than the business community," she said.
|
|
She couldn't have been more upset when she was sent back to school.
|
|
And I get even more upset at the thought of their thoughts disappearing.
|
|
They&aposre probably more upset about the orders to take kids from their parents.
|
|
As King conducted the interview, Kelly grew more upset, until he couldn't contain himself.
|
|
The more I talk about it over the years, the more upset I feel.
|
|
Yet u are more upset that so many ppl saw my B'way show. SAD.
|
|
Donald's insults get more and more hysterical the more and more upset he gets.
|
|
The two men continued to shout over each other, with Mudd growing more upset.
|
|
Madison Montgomery has never been more upset — and she spent like, years, in hell.
|
|
Timothy Waters of Florence said the video just made him more upset, the station reported.
|
|
I was even more upset when Daenerys learned about his treachery, and sent him away.
|
|
No one is more upset about Jacqueline's exit than Kendall, who sobs hysterically at length.
|
|
Many fans were more upset about the series coming to an end after eight seasons.
|
|
But the car's owner was more upset about the loss of his R2-D2 mailbox.
|
|
In fact, Kelly would have been more upset if certain site-specific works didn't move.
|
|
The Bills two veteran defensive leaders were far more upset with Davis essentially going AWOL.
|
|
I'm more upset with the men who catcall me when I'm carrying my child around.
|
|
And people online seem to be growing more upset with how the YouTuber is handling criticism.
|
|
Some never heard from him at all, and a few who did came away more upset.
|
|
La David Johnson, left her more upset and angry than she previously was, she said Monday.
|
|
I become even more upset when the representative does not understand the details of my complaint.
|
|
He's more upset that his friend has broken with his prescribed "role" than with the infidelity.
|
|
But they are now more upset at what they see as the betrayal of Ms. Warren.
|
|
" Then, a little sheepish: "I am more upset than I should be about a celebrity death?
|
|
She seemed even more upset than John when we asked if she was surprised by the news.
|
|
But the church seemed to be more upset about the damage done than that the items stolen.
|
|
Old, powerful people often seem to be more upset by online criticism than they are by injustice.
|
|
I was more offended and more upset about this than any gallery stealing an artist from me.
|
|
"I know a lot of conservatives who are more upset with Republicans than with Democrats," she said.
|
|
It's clear that the dog is more upset about the accident than the dolt in the chair.
|
|
So I'd be much more upset about losing it than if it were just an M&S scarf.
|
|
Schmidt was stunned, but he was even more upset when he found out who had turned him in.
|
|
To be more upset about humor than you are about actual real beliefs and policies is fucked up.
|
|
And no one is more upset than the workers who can't pay their mortgages or credit card bills.
|
|
"The Chinese are more upset with the North Koreans for waking the American giant," says an American official.
|
|
I'm more upset at my own complacency in not recalling the basics I was taught in geography classes.
|
|
I think I'm more upset about the end of Wednesday night's date than I realized in that moment.
|
|
When they activated the fear memory by lasering one part of the hippocampus, the mice became more upset.
|
|
"I think Naomi is a lot more upset, very secretly about our breakup than she lets off," he said.
|
|
Trump was apparently more upset about that than he was with the public uproar surrounding his controversial immigration ban.
|
|
They recognize that she is upset and then they try to harass her to make her even more upset.
|
|
The more she feels dependent on Muriel, or her family, the more upset and disappointed she is in herself.
|
|
I’m more upset about David and Liza’s break up than my own break up pic.twitter.
|
|
" Montreal forward Yvan Cournoyer was more upset with the Red Wings' afternoon effort, saying, "Those guys have no pride.
|
|
That did little to appease Stevens, who was more upset at Boston's lack of defense earlier in the game.
|
|
Kaprielian was more upset with himself for losing his concentration than he was with Tebow for missing the ball.
|
|
Do you feel vindicated watching Trump's campaign implode, or are you more upset that this was allowed to happen?
|
|
There are bombs in the streets, but they're more upset when a nun confiscates a lipstick that's been discontinued.
|
|
While we appreciate that our fans are unhappy with what has occurred, nobody is more upset than we are.
|
|
"I think I would be more upset if they weren't bothered by coming out of games, pitchers," Girardi said.
|
|
When people push back about it, they seem to be more upset at having their sense of order questioned.
|
|
The Guards' top commander, Hossein Salami, said "we are more upset than anyone over the incident", state media reported.
|
|
"He said, 'I got to stop, it's not helping, I'm not well, it's making me feel more upset,'" Grennell continued.
|
|
Yet, Katie is more upset over how a Brit like Greg says the word "harassed" than the actual harassment itself.
|
|
"He said, 'I got to stop, it's not helping, I'm not well, it's making me feel more upset,' " Grennell says.
|
|
Broadly speaking, the more a country exports to Britain, the more upset are its citizens by the split (see chart).
|
|
She's angry at her friend — but she's even more upset at how the inmates are being portrayed by the media.
|
|
"I think some guys were a little more upset than others, but they&aposve responded," Minnesota manager Paul Molitor said.
|
|
I know I shouldn't do that and it just makes me more upset about it but I still do it.
|
|
But if tourists get killed because somebody's dead satellite crashes into their spacecraft, people will be a lot more upset.
|
|
She had been angry at people in her life for not being more upset about issues that mattered to her.
|
|
He's even more upset about never getting the chance to square things right with his former teammate face-to-face.
|
|
In this photo, shared by Facebook user Christie Howell, Albert the cat couldn't be more upset about wearing a cone.
|
|
But, the President seems more upset at Hicks, his communications director, for her role in the affair than at Porter.
|
|
She's more upset that Cassie now prefers the company of another girl, Delia Vosul, whom Julia nicknames the Evil Morsel.
|
|
Silicon Valley got far more upset over Trump's surprise win than Manhattan, and is taking longer to bounce back, he said.
|
|
Her response only made people more upset with her for defending herself and implying that she was a victim of racism.
|
|
"Had it been my first daughter, I would've been much more upset and gone home and cried in private," she says.
|
|
Mr. Trump grew more upset about an interview Mr. Bannon gave to Vanity Fair that criticized Mr. Kushner's contacts with Russians.
|
|
I would understand if you were more upset that he tried to kill an innocent kid, pushing Bran out a window.
|
|
The attempt by "The Simpsons" to at least acknowledge the controversy around Apu seems to have only made viewers more upset.
|
|
I now know that newer comedians are going to be more upset about jokes that are bombing than more seasoned comedians.
|
|
If you're more upset by her "cold shoulder" than by the prospect of not seeing her, let this go for now.
|
|
He also asked her, "What would make people more upset, an attack at Disney or a nightclub?" according to the statement.
|
|
Gentry fumed about the Pelicans' performance, but he was more upset that his players seemed unfocused and even cavalier throughout the game.
|
|
And after mulling the situation over, she grew more "upset" with how the sensitive issue was handled by the former Meijer pharmacist.
|
|
I'm more upset that I can't purchase the stand on its own (regardless of whether it's designed to fit this one speaker).
|
|
Libertarians are (even more) upset Libertarian holdouts, typically at the forefront of any Republican ideological backlash against Trumpism, were also openly hostile.
|
|
Really bad streak there, obviously on 15 and 16 as well ... the more I think about it, the more upset I get.
|
|
When voters are more upset at the president, his party loses more seats, and when they're less upset, his party does better.
|
|
The statement said that Howard "got more and more upset" during the argument as the Millers stood in the alley with their firearms.
|
|
That was a moment, I think, when he was asked with a civil rights audit where Mark seemed a little bit more upset.
|
|
While industry sources resent the nomination logjam, they are far more upset about the lack of action on what they consider meaningful legislation.
|
|
While not all of the annoying snippets in the video are food-related, the food ones seem to make us exponentially more upset.
|
|
That made me sad and angry at both of my parents, but the fact that my dad drank got me even more upset.
|
|
While her choice is not one I would make, I am perhaps even more upset by her request that I conceal the information.
|
|
"He was more upset about the yellowjackets than he was about the metal piece sticking out of his face," his father told WDAF.
|
|
Following Grace's big hypnosis reveal, Jordan couldn't be more upset and convinces himself the entire thing was a trick to hurt his feelings, specifically.
|
|
Two enormous data breaches of Yahoo accounts made users even more upset that they were tied into a system that they otherwise never used.
|
|
We found out that Danielle had plans to go to her friend's birthday party at the same time and she got even more upset.
|
|
While Sanders apparently characterized the comment as "unacceptable," she was reported to have been more upset that the comment leaked in the first place.
|
|
I talk to people who are more upset when their computers or smartphones malfunction than if they have something seriously medically wrong with them.
|
|
Some members were upset that the day was being taken from us, but many were even more upset about the agenda of the event.
|
|
White House spokesman Hogan Gidley said Democrats are more upset about a viral video of Trump meeting with actor Vince Vaughn than Iranian Gen.
|
|
Jared Kushner registering to vote as a woman means the GOP are going to be a great deal more upset by his private emails now.
|
|
Raquel is more upset over Hope aiding and abetting James' rumored cheating than the very real possibility that James cheated on her in first place.
|
|
Cheryl is her usual self, abhorring him for entering the women's locker room, but she clearly is more upset that the massage was cut short.
|
|
One study found that research subjects were more upset by stories of a dog beaten by a baseball bat than of an adult similarly beaten.
|
|
I know its normal to feel this way, but it makes me even more upset that feeling so bogged down about my body is acceptable.
|
|
The more deals she tried to make, the more upset Hamilton became about the struggles many founders were facing because of their race and gender.
|
|
One of the saddest things about life is that the more upset you get, the lower the chances of your getting out a proper zinger.
|
|
At dinner, John is more upset at the idea of angry subjects than he is at reports that men in power might be governing unfairly.
|
|
Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — The Russian economy is in trouble — "in tatters," President Obama has said — so why aren't Russians more upset with their leaders?
|
|
If Google were removing truly awesome sound, such as you'd get from the quad-DAC LG G6 or LG V30, I might have been more upset.
|
|
"It is a difficult letter to write – to know what would be the right thing to say without making me more upset," she told the newspaper.
|
|
Flashes of Lucy getting more and more upset end with her in a wig and a trench coat seemingly running away from police in the rain.
|
|
However, most of the negative reviews seemed to be more upset at the concept of an artisanal mayo than the service or quality of its products.
|
|
I was more upset with Todd's death than I was with Patti's husband, since Fred "Sonic" Smith's, the great MC5 guitarist, basically drank himself to death.
|
|
More health care costs are falling on the shoulders of Americans, and it's a major reason why people are becoming even more upset with the system.
|
|
I would have thought that the community would be more upset to see bodies being carried out of a man's house — and nothing happening [to Buck].
|
|
Other players started reporting me more and more and at some point the match-making system made me face repercussions that just made me even more upset.
|
|
While these extra trips and the price tag that came with them were frustrating, the couple was more upset over the misinformation they received from United Airlines.
|
|
Though Lemrire didn't vote for Trump -- saying he reluctantly backed Clinton -- he is more upset that he meets so many people who did who are now upset.
|
|
West Wing and NSC officials are more upset at the way the East Wing handled the matter than the substance of the effort to push Ricardel out.
|
|
As for the ICE agents, I don&apost know what they should be more upset about, this comedy skit or being ordered to take kids from their parents?
|
|
Daenerys, however, is more upset by the fact that he's the last male heir of House Targaryen, therefore having a better claim to the Iron Throne than she.
|
|
I am more upset than I thought I would be, but her new gig sounds awesome so I try to focus on how happy I am for her.
|
|
Most women, on the other hand, say they'd be more upset if their partner had fallen in love with someone else but hadn't had sex with that person.
|
|
I do think there's something to be said about how the algorithms are steering us to be more and more upset, and ratcheting things up higher and higher.
|
|
A world with prize-less Cracker Jack is not a world I want to live in, but I think I'm more upset about the loss of the box.
|
|
As we talked, she became more upset — not just because of the damage the stroke inflicted, but also because she felt she'd missed a chance to prevent it.
|
|
"The legislation has evolved to respond to the fact that passengers are more demanding and get more upset when things go wrong than they previously did," she said.
|
|
After Dustin three-putted the final green to lose the 2015 United States Open to Jordan Spieth, he said his brother probably was more upset than he was.
|
|
He was, of course, upset that his client was negotiating without him, but became much more upset when he did even the most casual Google search of Kirkham.
|
|
The one hit was three-run homer by Washington 3B Anthony Rendon, though Arizona manager Chip Hale was more upset by the walk Delgado gave up before the homer.
|
|
While Brittany was shocked to find out about what her mother had done, she was more upset with the fact that she manipulated so many people in the process.
|
|
When he contradicts Bailey's course of treatment, suggesting a more dangerous procedure that would keep the patient alive long enough to deliver her son, Bailey gets even more upset.
|
|
This does not bode well for the less-aggressive women in the house, like Bibiana, who gets more and more upset as she struggles to get time with Arie.
|
|
" He added in closing: "My heart is broken and I'm upset with him for lying and using me, but I'm more upset with myself for not trusting my gut.
|
|
He looked at a very flooded street, and decided to empty it out with a bucket, growing more and more upset at how little his efforts seemed to matter.
|
|
You'd think a guy who uses his hands for a living would be pissed about that, but no ... Murph was more upset his friends were somewhere partying without him.
|
|
I was more upset, however, to see that Secretary Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
|
|
Isabelle becomes more and more upset over the TV, as they are interviewing people that weren't in the area where the gunman was and they are reporting incorrect information.
|
|
My diagnosis made her more upset and angry than anyone in my family, but her response was to reclaim a special part of my life that diabetes had stolen.
|
|
Now, these same therapists report that many of their patients are even more upset as they struggle to make sense of the direction in which the country is heading.
|
|
Jordyn Woods Didn't Apologize To Khloé Khloé seems honestly more upset over the fact that Woods didn't apologize to her than the fact that she hooked up with her boyfriend.
|
|
The transition between the two was obviously disturbing, but I was even more upset when one of her crew disclosed to me that Megyn's favorite candy was Laffy Taffy. Action!
|
|
They would back up if I got too close, and if I decided to repeatedly drop virtual toys on their heads, they would bleat and get more and more upset.
|
|
Michael Sam says he's moving on from his near street fight in West Hollywood -- telling TMZ Sports he's way more upset at the way "Game of Thrones" ended last season.
|
|
One GOP senator said he and his colleagues are more upset with Trump's lack of discipline, which has forced them to play defense instead of talking about the weak economy.
|
|
A retired public servant, she said she was made even more upset when the state government recently delayed paying her pension and those of other retirees because of a budget shortfall.
|
|
And after police in Washington state released documents Thursday in which Brown purportedly admitted to abusing his wife in years past, people are even more upset with the National Football League.
|
|
Instead, Pew's data seems to imply that people are generally more upset about the cultural and emotional impacts attributed to the internet, rather than having their personal data stolen or misused.
|
|
Parents reported that their children were significantly more upset, more often, when given a warning that screen time was about to end than when screen time was stopped without a warning.
|
|
"He's more upset about the fact that they keep finding bodies," Mr. Vega said, standing outside a Brentwood funeral home for Kayla's wake with fellow members of the Christian Motorcyclists Association.
|
|
The victim's boyfriend, Andrew Morris, also told police that Hollinshead feared her ex-husband was becoming more upset and "erratic," and had mentioned acquiring a license to carry a gun as protection.
|
|
"I was surprised at how much larger the number of infections was and it made me even more upset about the harm these device manufacturers have caused," Lieu said in an interview.
|
|
No one was more upset about the coal plant being shut down than the family that owned it, that had commanded a special spot in Tierra del Rey society as a result.
|
|
She is understandably vexed when Moll stays out all night, and even more upset when she takes up with a rough local lad, Pascal Renouf (Johnny Flynn), a craftsman and a poacher.
|
|
"The queen has mourned every one of her corgis over the years, but she has been more upset about Willow's death than any of them," a Buckingham Palace source told the Mail.
|
|
In the episode following the initial "scandal" episode, Kim admitted that she thought Thompson was more upset that the scandal was affecting his basketball career; he was just sorry that he got caught.
|
|
Though both Lewis and Edward said they considered Trent to be like family, they were now more upset about what will happen when their daughter uncovers this story in the years to come.
|
|
As an iconoclast, surprise winner and self-declared offender against all things liberals hold dear, Mr Trump was always likely to make Democrats more upset than any other Republican victor would have done.
|
|
The line prosecutors were even more upset because they were told that they would be reversed only after Fox News had reported it late Tuesday morning, according to people familiar with the situation.
|
|
And Trump seems more upset about seeing the elephants head out to pasture than when his GOP rivals left the clown car primary — he gloated when many of them dropped out of the race.
|
|
Student Opinion Would you be surprised to hear that a study found that research subjects were more upset by stories of a dog beaten by a baseball bat than of an adult similarly beaten?
|
|
He understood that the more upset, the more dug in, the more invested people are in their positions, the longer it takes to hear them out, but that's what our political institutions are for.
|
|
"I do not support U.S. intervention, which is why I'm even more upset about the situation," said Dilianna Bustillos, 30, a senior manager at Oracle who has been outside the embassy for eight days.
|
|
"When those companies abstain from making comments about political developments, customers may find it hypocritical, and they will actually be more upset with the company than if it had taken a stand," Korschun said.
|
|
"I was more upset that someone claims they're like a girl's girl and that they're all about women empowerment, and then she says that I'm not relatable because I'm not fat anymore," she explained.
|
|
She had personal concerns — including the curtailed tax break on state and local taxes — but she was more upset about how it would hurt middle- and lower-income families and the fraying safety net.
|
|
Or perhaps it's the fact that not even rainbow sprinkles can boost her mood, but the reality star seems even more upset than she did when she briefly appeared at a restaurant earlier this month.
|
|
There was cursing and finger-wagging and Girardi seemed more upset in that moment than she has all season, and there was not generally, it seemed, a lot of super clear communication about the issues.
|
|
Some girls were more upset about the non-playing part than others and that sometimes tore the team a little bit apart instead of making us stronger [like] the show was supposed to be about.
|
|
The players we spoke with say they feel bad for both Blake and Testi -- both are well liked in the organization -- but they're more upset with Blake because his stupid mistake really hurts the team.
|
|
And perhaps no one is more upset about it than a man from East Ridge, Tennessee, who filed a civil summons in Hamilton County General Sessions Court after having a less-than-savory Popeyes experience.
|
|
For his part, Jon seemed more upset about the besmirching of Ned's honorable reputation than about the upending of his own ideas about himself, though he could be forgiven for a certain amount of compartmentalization.
|
|
In the meeting with communications staffers, Sanders called the comment by special assistant Kelly Sadler "unacceptable," according to ABC News, but sources told the network she was more upset over the leak of the remark.
|
|
But we should be more upset with what her story is emblematic of: a Western charity machine, propped up by an eager media, that valorizes inexperienced American do-gooders and that values heartwarming stories over impact.
|
|
The British press wondered if he might have been more upset by reports that he won't be invited to the wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who is known to be friendly with Barack Obama.
|
|
I generally assume that, after I post a new story, there's someone in a Slack room, somewhere, saying I'm a moron, but I'm much more upset by a cogent mean comment left under a Facebook post.
|
|
He was even more upset at chatter that Mr. Trump might take a tougher stand on the trade opening with Cuba, where Mr. Pérez accompanied President Obama last March as part of a historic state visit.
|
|
Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty The researchers found that people were much more upset by the prospect of losing some amount of their money than they were made happy by the prospect of gaining the same amount.
|
|
Grassroots conservatives, especially those who support Trump, hate the media — but they're more upset with Congress for blocking Trump from getting things done, according to a new Convention of States (COS) Action survey shared exclusively with Axios.
|
|
Republican leaders are more upset about the president's apostasy on trade than gun control because he has the authority to impose tariffs on his own, and they assume Congress will never impose significant limits on gun rights.
|
|
A 2013 research published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology found that most heterosexual men say they'd be more upset if their partner was having a sexual relationship with someone else but hadn't fallen in love with that person.
|
|
She was even more upset when she found out that Locken had repeated some of her private financial concerns to fellow Dallas Housewife Cary Deuber — including that aforementioned $200 that was left in one of her bank accounts.
|
|
Due to the considerations of primary voters, who are both more knowledgeable and more upset about any possible Supreme Court appointment, Republican presidential candidates and members of the Senate had to race forward to denounce any possible Obama pick.
|
|
And he kept returning to watching coverage on CNN, the cable outlet he derides as biased against him but still tunes in to most often, and becoming more upset as he saw Republican officials condemn him one by one.
|
|
In tweets the president has posted since Flynn's resignation (or firing — you choose how you want to cast it), Trump has seemed more upset by the fact that Flynn's lies were leaked and reported than by the original transgression.
|
|
While she is reassured that Sofi was not trying to sleep with Snoop, J is even more upset that Snoop is acting as a catalyst for Sofi's career while J hasn't been able to take advantage of Snoop's star power.
|
|
"This will help you breathe," says the bodyguard who is a nurse, his voice too calm, it seems like he should be more upset in honor of the occasion, and then a plastic mask is pressed over his nose and mouth.
|
|
Tillerson's pressure on Trump to certify Iran's compliance with the deal in July made him more upset, but nearly every national security official within the administration was on Tillerson's side, making it harder for Trump to fully blame his top diplomat.
|
|
Mr. Giuliani said he was still working on his speech on Sunday morning when three police officers were slain in Baton Rouge, La. As he sat in the green room waiting to speak, he said, he grew even more upset.
|
|
However angry the students were at the foreign negotiators half a world away, though, they were even more upset with their own leaders — military men they thought of as autocratic and corrupt who had failed to protect the Chinese homeland.
|
|
The ideas and language coming from the presidential candidates are bad enough, but many students — Muslim, Hispanic and African-American — are far more upset by the number of people, including classmates and even teachers, who seem to agree with Trump.
|
|
I don't know what makes me more upset: that we now live in a reality where a construct of Russian spies had a cyber-affair, or that Russian military officers had enough free time while hacking the US elections to sext over Twitter.
|
|
Image: Twitter Shannon Noll, a man robbed by the Australian people of Australian Idol victory in 2003, is performing on the Sydney University campus right effing now, and I have never in my life been more upset that I live in Victoria.
|
|
All of these factors contributed to my shock when Weinstein showed up to such an intimate event, and I was even more upset to learn this was the second Actor's Hour event he had attended since being accused of multiple sexual assaults.
|
|
One writer told me that even though it made sense to them Roseanne Conner in 2018 might like Trump because he talked about jobs, it also didn't make sense to them that she wasn't more upset at Trump's attitude towards women, and his general misogyny.
|
|
Chicago sculptor Victoria Fuller's blue Chrysler minivan was recently stolen from her garage, but she's more upset over the loss of the artwork that was parked inside it, "Rope Trick," a hyperrealist resin, epoxy clay, and acrylic sculpture of a coiled cone of rope.
|
|
The media seems more upset by Trump's joke about Russian hacking than by the fact that Hillary's personal server was vulnerable to Russia Trump earlier Wednesday said he hopes Russian hackers accused of breaching the Democratic National Committee (DNC) also got Clinton's deleted emails.
|
|
Before his conviction, he told a congressional panel that as a parent, he would be more upset with one of his children who tattled on the other, than the one who may have been up to mischief - indicating he would never be a rat.
|
|
Why are European partners more upset when the French president raises doubts about the validity of Article 5 of the NATO Charter (an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us) than when those doubts come from the American president himself?
|
|
So many death metal lyrics are drawn from horror movies where terrible things happen, a lot of the time to women, so do you think should we be more upset at the people who are making these horror movies than those who are inspired by them?
|
|
Sure, she's drop-dead gorgeous, but she's clearly going to be more upset that he abandoned her in the middle of the night because he thought she was lying or really couldn't handle it when she said she wanted to be by his side when he died of cancer.
|
|
"What we now know is that a huge part of the country is far more upset about the ills that he was pointing to and promising to fix than any of the flaws that we were pointing out about him as a candidate," Mr. Rutenberg says on the show.
|
|
A lot of people were upset about the leaked 2005 tape of Donald Trump saying he could just grab women "by the pussy," but it turns out some folks were even more upset with the FCC for letting TV channels play the footage, according to a new Freedom of Information Act request.
|
|
Precisely because it is a liberal newspaper, the Times might feel like it has to prove its independence by being especially hard on the Clintons; in turn, because they share the Times' worldview, the Clintons might be more upset at critical coverage from the paper than they would be from more ideologically hostile outlets like The Wall Street Journal.
|
|
As we cruised down Shoreditch High Street, a voice sang "I'm losing grip on my sanity" over and over and my girlfriend and I became more and more upset and confused and anxious and to try and avoid those feelings taking complete control over me I started babbling about girls in miniskirts being disgraces to their parents, and how nice mochas are, and quietly saying, "oh my, oh my" to myself.
|
|
Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE upset Democratic incumbent Mark UdallMark Emery UdallThe Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down Democrats hope some presidential candidates drop out — and run for Senate MORE – the first time a challenger from either party defeated a sitting senator since 1978 – Republicans scrambled to find a rival this year.
|
|