He is a serial philanderer who treats women as disposable conquests.
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"Donald Trump is a serial philanderer and he boasts about it," Cruz said.
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Cruz: Trump is a "narcissist" and "serial philanderer" and "morality doesn't exist" for him.
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As Susie says, the move puts the former philanderer in a whole new light.
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Would be so happy to have a smart, sane philanderer in the White House.
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"Donald Trump is a serial philanderer," Cruz reminded the world, his voice orotund with outrage.
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There are several Davises here: lover, jazz experimenter, wife abuser, addict, philanderer and racial provocateur.
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"This man is a pathological liar," Cruz charged, adding that Trump was also a "serial philanderer."
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Cruz labeled Trump a "pathological liar," a "serial philanderer," a bully, "utterly amoral," and a narcissist.
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It doesn't help that her current spouse (Armie Hammer) is a philanderer headed toward financial ruin.
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The Chief is ashamed of being a philanderer, but he's proud of Maggie and who she is.
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Defense attorneys have called Gates a liar, philanderer and embezzler as they've sought to undermine his testimony.
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It was developed by Dr. Herman Tarnower, a prominent New York cardiologist – and well-documented philanderer and playboy.
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The president, who has been known as a well-known philanderer most of his life, denies the affairs.
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He said he assumed they involved consensual affairs because Mr. Weinstein had insinuated that he was a philanderer.
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Cruz, for his part, called Trump a "pathological liar," a "sniveling coward," a "serial philanderer" and "utterly amoral."
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A serial philanderer, he has left behind two marriages and at least one child from an extramarital affair.
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" Cruz unloads with epic takedown of 'pathological liar,' 'narcissist' Donald Trump "He is proud of being a serial philanderer.
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Though Mr. Madoff was a philanderer, the mini-series correctly portrays him as someone who preferred being with family.
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Her husband, she's discovered, is a compulsive philanderer, and she has finally gotten sick of his infidelities, his fakeries.
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Bill W. was major a philanderer, so if you fucked someone else's husband, you can just store that one away.
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" — The Christian Post, a popular U.S. evangelical website "Listen, Donald Trump is a serial philanderer, and he boasts about it.
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He's spent a decade as a divorced philanderer with a pill problem and a sex addiction and a rebellious back.
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The white employer was an alcoholic philanderer who had abandoned a failed dental practice and moved back to his family's farm.
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When you&aposre approaching the altar with a serial philanderer, it&aposs best to keep the divorce lawyer on speed dial.
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Yes, I'm a famous Washington philanderer and when my wife and I separate, where do I go to do my philandering?
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He was a drinker and philanderer who had dishonored my mother, an upstanding and conservative woman who never caroused or cavorted.
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Mr. Kydd, a self-described philanderer, introduced Veronica to Richard John Bingham, an Eton-educated veteran of the elite Coldstream Guards.
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Shane is the girl we hope we never fall in love with, because she's a seductive philanderer, but we do anyway.
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For all of that infidelity, Chris' leap from philanderer to killer remains somewhat unknowable to investigators and the Watts' friends and family.
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Trump "has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president," Romney said, describing Trump as a bully, liar, cheater, and philanderer.
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Car salesman and serial philanderer Joey O'Brien is going to lose his job if he doesn't sell 12 cars in two days.
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Mr. Trump, he said then, was a "pathological liar" and a "serial philanderer," an "utterly amoral" conspiracy-monger and a peerless narcissist.
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As Cecile, the 1803-year-old daughter to Niven's charming dilettante philanderer, she's playful and petty, teasing her dad about his affairs.
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There's a form of faux-sophisticated argumentation to the effect of, well, people knew Trump was a philanderer, so what does it matter.
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Democrats rage at evangelical Christians who embrace a philanderer, but they themselves denounce corruption while still supporting Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey.
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His preoccupations therein are with dualities, dichotomies and doubles: philanderer-penitent, solitude-solipsism, prince-pauper, Clark Kent-Superman, to name just a few.
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He was misperceived as a philanderer, even though his relationship with Nowak — who was separated at the time — had ended before he'd dated Shipman.
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Cruz responded in a memorable news conference, in which he called Trump a "pathological liar," a "narcissist" and "a serial philanderer," among other things.
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And the news of yet another affair are not exactly surprising, since the president has been a well-known philanderer most of his life.
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Dr. Scoville was a tinkerer, a philanderer, a reasonably good father; he had a fortress of an ego and was not prone to introspection.
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He asked the Republican Party to accept the proposition that it doesn't matter if your leader is a liar, a philanderer and a narcissist.
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In a session cited by Die Zeit in 2003, one of Hellinger's patients mentioned that she'd divorced her first husband, who was a philanderer.
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Trump is a notorious philanderer, and the Trump Organization was a notorious deployer of aggressive nondisclosure agreements for years before he became a candidate.
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Meet True Thompson: the newest member of the Kardashian family, lil True is daughter to Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson, rumored philanderer and basketball player.
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"Listen, Donald Trump is a serial philanderer, and he boasts about it," Mr. Cruz said, directly raising Mr. Trump's marital history for the first time.
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Over 22015 weeks, prosecutors have called 22015 witnesses who have portrayed her husband as a vengeful drug trafficker, a bloodthirsty killer and a habitual philanderer.
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Yet this man of all men — a misogynist, a philanderer, a grabber-by-the-you-know-what — may be the end of Roe v. Wade.
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But that same search in Chinese comes up with a very different portrait: Sheng Xue is a fraud, a thief, a traitor and a serial philanderer.
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Indeed, it seems almost bizarre that such an intelligent, educated woman should have spent years mythologizing a husband who, by all accounts, was an uncouth philanderer.
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"The man is a scoundrel, a liar and a philanderer," Ms. de Paula said, bouncing Manuela on her knee as she glared at her ex-husband.
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Her new neighbors don't like her much, especially after a store-bought quiche she enters in a baking contest seems to have poisoned the resident philanderer.
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Ross Douthat When Bill Clinton survived impeachment, there was a sense among his advocates that they weren't just defending one philanderer; they were defending sex itself.
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Inevitably the philanderer would be caught in the act—usually while doing something unspeakable in a parking lot, or a camper, or once, memorably, on a boat.
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Her new village neighbors don't much like her, especially after a store-bought quiche she enters in a baking contest seems to have poisoned the resident philanderer.
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In 1946, flush with the success of "The Pursuit of Love," Mitford moved to Paris, only to discover that Palewski was as much a philanderer as Prod.
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Agatha's new small-town neighbors don't much like her city ways, especially after she enters a store-bought quiche in a baking contest and poisons the resident philanderer.
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Her new village neighbors don't like her much, especially after a store-bought quiche that she entered in a baking contest seems to have poisoned the resident philanderer.
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The detectives had linked Stephen's offline persona, a church elder concerned with the propriety of dance moves, with his online ones—the philanderer and the aggrieved would-be murderer.
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The tabloid newspaper alleged that "Pervy Ted Cruz", as it termed the standard-bearer of holier-than-thou Christian conservatism, was a serial philanderer, with at least five mistresses.
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" He went on to call Mr. Trump "a pathological liar"; "utterly amoral"; "a serial philanderer"; and "a narcissist at a level I don't think this country has ever seen.
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Mr. Kaufmann, meanwhile, wanted to thumb his nose at Pittsburgh's priggish ruling class, which declined to give a Jewish merchant (and noted philanderer) a seat at its power table.
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" Then on Tuesday, as voting was underway, Cruz eviscerated Trump in his harshest and most desperate terms yet, calling him a "serial philanderer," a "pathological liar," and a "narcissist.
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He is correct that President Trump — a proven racist, misogynist, philanderer, fraudster and liar — is delivering for them in ways no other Republican or self-described evangelical president has.
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At the time, they both seemed like villains: Gallo had taken a knife to someone's genitals, and Bobbitt was said to be a serial philanderer as well as a liar.
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And Frank (William H. Macy) — the failed patriarch of this clan and aforementioned philanderer — is now campaigning for a pedophile on a platform of white nationalism during the midterm elections.
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The main source of this anguish is his father, Jerry (Chris Cooper), an old-school drinker and philanderer from whom Lloyd has been estranged for most of his adult life.
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For them, Trump—a thrice-married serial philanderer and beauty pageant proprietor who has boasted about ogling, harassing, and even assaulting women—is undoubtedly the least agreeable candidate Republicans have ever nominated.
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Kanye West's divisive 2016 album "The Life of Pablo" illustrated a Tale of Two Personas: the father and the philanderer, the legend and the naïf, the devoted disciple and the fallen angel.
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They paint an astonishing portrait of El Chapo not only as a philanderer but also as a man who relied on the women in his life to help him conduct daily operations.
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There are plenty of social conservatives in the NeverTrump world; Trump is, after all, a serial philanderer who flip-flopped on abortion and seems pretty comfortable with gay and even trans rights.
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In the course of a few months, the evangelicals in America had gone from barely concealing their disgust at the freewheeling philanderer to embracing Trump as anointed by God to protect the unborn.
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Her father was a con man, black marketeer and philanderer who deserted the family temporarily when Jenny was 6 — leading her mother to suffer a mental breakdown — and permanently when she was 11.
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He will also rebut claims by religious and nonreligious critics that white evangelical Protestants "revealed themselves to be political prostitutes and hypocrites" by overwhelmingly backing Trump, a twice-divorced, admitted philanderer, in 2016.
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" "He is proud of being a serial philanderer ... he describes his own battles with venereal diseases as his own personal Vietnam," Cruz said, citing a decades-old Trump appearance on "The Howard Stern Show.
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He emerges from these pages less as a formidable colonel than as a bumbling philanderer and entitled hypocrite who promised marriage to two women at once without thinking either one would call his bluff.
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Most notably, Manafort's attorneys have painted the prosecution's star witness, Rick Gates, as a serial liar, embezzler and philanderer who — as a defense lawyer asserted in court on Wednesday — engaged in four extramarital affairs.
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It would be difficult to imagine a president more at odds with Jesus' message than Trump, a serial philanderer and liar who has persecuted refugees, divided families, exploited the poor and allegedly committed sexual assaults.
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Chapo was already known to be a prodigious philanderer, and there were some reports that he had a predilection for younger women, but the new details stripped away illusions about the depths of his evil.
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" Mr. Cruz for his part called Mr. Trump a "sniveling coward," a "pathological liar," a "serial philanderer," a "braggadocious arrogant buffoon" and a "narcissist at a level I don't think this country has ever seen.
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The twists and turns of the Moritomo Gakuen land deal have also been overtaken by extensive coverage of more sensationalistic stories, like illegal tackles in college football or the mysterious death of a munificent philanderer.
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While there were those who wondered aloud why Nike would align themselves with an accused rapist or a disgraced philanderer, their target audience valued both the messaging and the individuals' athleticism and embraced the brand's values.
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He famously used to support abortion rights, and his past as a New York philanderer doesn't exactly scream "family values"; nor do his and his allies' hush money payments to reported paramours Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels.
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When the Republicans nominated the thrice-married serial philanderer with precious little knowledge of the Bible, some pundits took this as a sign of the weakness of the Christian right as a voting bloc within the Republican Party.
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From the start of the trial, in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, Mr. Guzmán has been portrayed as a serial philanderer who was constantly juggling his many wives and girlfriends — often spying on all of them at once.
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He would be joined by his aristocratic contemporary Lord Byron, poet, wit, pinup and philanderer, the creator of "Don Juan," who would embroider on his travels and his romances and tell us why Greece should still be free.
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The lead defense attorney, Brian J. McMonagle, acknowledged that revelations of Mr. Cosby's womanizing, depictions of him as a philanderer who plied women with charm and drugs, have overtaken his image as a genial comedian and beloved TV dad.
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The idea that he is some chosen person whom God has taken from the life of real-estate huckster and philanderer is in keeping with notion of the born-again sinner who is given another chance through the grace of Jesus.
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The quickness of the verdict vindicated of the government's trial strategy, including a decision to give a central role to Mr. Davis, an acknowledged embezzler and philanderer who had pleaded guilty to several offenses connected to the insider trading scheme.
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But Trump didn't spike the football or celebrate or thank the people of Indiana for voting for him—instead he went off on his rival, Ted Cruz, who called him a "pathological liar" and a "serial philanderer" on Fox News this afternoon.
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That's the name for a particular growth hormone that has anabolic steroid properties, and while it is catchy enough—Secretagogue alone sounds like the name of a philanderer-rich Long Island town in a particularly overdetermined John Updike novel—it lacks shelf appeal.
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Although he has demonstrated his dramatic chops, Carell still comes across as a bit too likable as Mitch pushes back against his career implosion while the viewer is treated to aerial shots of his mansion -- insisting that he's a philanderer, yes, but not a predator.
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But he is known to be erratic, and he, like Trump, was once a philanderer, and whatever governing or executive opportunities Gingrich had after leaving Congress nearly 20 years ago he passed up in favor of scam peddling, lobbying, Fox News contributing, and pioneering racist anti-Obama dog whistles.
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It was in late August that his former colleague, Jennifer Blakely, published a post on Medium in which she described Drummond as a serial philanderer who left his wife for Blakely, then left Blakely and the son that he fathered with her for another now-former Google employee.
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She was married to a power-hungry philanderer, in love with a coworker who could never be hers, befriended by a woman who would later be revealed to have slept with her husband, and constantly faced with challenges to prove herself while being burdened by her husband Peter's reputation.
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Cleveland [in which one candidate was regarded as corrupt, and the other was regarded as a philanderer]immediately comes to mind, for one, but it means that American voters will have to make a rather hard decision come next November 8, and where the decision is indeed hard, anything can happen!
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Specifically, the former employee with whom he shares a child, Jennifer Blakely, published a post on Medium last summer in which she described Drummond as a serial philanderer who left his wife for her, then left her and the son that he fathered with her for another now-former Google employee.
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The defense cast Gates as a philanderer who embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars from Manafort's firm and lied to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's team.
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Yet, until the last year of her life, she chose partners who were unsuitable and unattainable in every way — most notably, Bill Gaston, a hopeless alcoholic and serial philanderer, and Blanche Oelrichs (better known by her pen name, Michael Strange), a self-involved, thrice-married society bohemian who left her first husband for John Barrymore.
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Court records from Stephen Moore's divorce paint President Donald Trump's nominee for the Federal Reserve Board as a brazen philanderer who openly talked about his mistress in front of his kids — and then continued shorting his ex-wife on tens of thousands of dollars of alimony and child support even after a judge held him in contempt of court.
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The private messages — obtained by the F.B.I. with the assistance of an info-tech expert who worked for Mr. Guzmán — painted an astonishing portrait of the crime lord not only as a serial philanderer, but also as a man who, mixing sex and business, relied on the women in his life to help him conduct his daily operations.
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Most notably among several siblings, Steve is the brother of supermodel Devon Aoki, who pops up throughout to offer reassurance of just how much this all means to him, but more interesting is his father, Hiroaki "Rocky" Aoki, founder of the popular restaurant chain Benihana, but also a wildly successful pro-wrestler, speedboat racer, pornographer, philanderer, and a pioneering one-man brand.
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I grew up with Northeastern liberals, went to high school with Northeastern liberals, attended college with Northeastern liberals, and so most people that I knew in my teens and 20s maintained two firm convictions: Bill Clinton was just a consensual philanderer railroaded by awful puritanical Republicans, and Hill was obviously telling the truth and Thomas was obviously a pornography-obsessed sexual harasser.
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The researchers offered this tidy summary of Kennedy and his lifelong bout with chronic pain:...JFK remains a case study in the complexity of human nature—an affluent political scion turned war hero, a serial philanderer and methamphetamine user, a civil-rights supporter and initiator of the Vietnam War who was both the youngest man elected president in the nation's history and perhaps the 20th century's least healthy one.
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Though the extramarital affair was originally reported on last fall by The New York Times in the broader context of Google's permissive workplace culture, the former employee, Jennifer Blakely, says in a new and far more detailed account of their relationship that Drummond was a serial philanderer, leaving his wife for Blakely, then leaving Blakely and the son that he fathered with her for another now-former Google employee.
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And though Paul becomes the target of tabloid nastiness, it's his loved ones who suffer the most — his wife, Marie (Julie Walters), fully aware that her husband was a philanderer; their daughter, Dee (Andrea Riseborough), who questions how well she knew her father, and how much of his behavior she blocked out; and his comedic partner, Karl (Tim McInnerny), who wonders what to reveal of the secrets he and Paul kept.
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Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE, the president's former attorney, returns to Congress today to testify again, a week after a congressional hearing in which he savaged Donald Trump as a racist, philanderer, con man, cheat and, yes, a crook.
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