The two Senate leaders — Mr. McConnell and Mr. Schumer — gave dueling speeches on the Senate floor, with Mr. McConnell pointing the finger at Democrats and Mr. Schumer pointing the finger at Mr. Trump.
|
|
I'm pointing the finger at us, not at the zombies.
|
|
German officials weren't quiet about pointing the finger at Russia.
|
|
It's not a matter of pointing the finger at someone.
|
|
She's pointing the finger at Mechie for a lack of effort.
|
|
Scientists are pointing the finger at the oil and gas industry.
|
|
"Pointing the finger on somebody is not correct," the Italian said.
|
|
Pointing the finger at the perpetrators -- "attribution" -- also is not that simple.
|
|
Privately, Azar's and Verma's camps are pointing the finger at one another.
|
|
You can't just keep looking for enemies to attack and pointing the finger.
|
|
And he said Manchin and regulators "lied" by pointing the finger at Blankenship.
|
|
One of the Obama administration's top economic advisers is pointing the finger now:
|
|
Pointing out industry influence can cause problems for the person pointing the finger.
|
|
Pointing the finger at women in the educational sector is backwards and tone-deaf.
|
|
Trump, meanwhile, has been pointing the finger at Democrats for the shutdown this weekend.
|
|
Tyrese is not necessarily pointing the finger at Norma, but says someone coached Shayla.
|
|
Now, Liuget's filed a lawsuit ... pointing the finger at his longtime trainer -- Ian Danney.
|
|
And when things really get rocky, this playbook calls for pointing the finger elsewhere.
|
|
"It's the greediness of the developers," Sajwani said, pointing the finger at his competitors.
|
|
"That's like France pointing the finger at China as the bigger polluter," she said.
|
|
Morgan then turns to Clinton pointing the finger at others for her election loss.
|
|
Democrats are pointing the finger at President Trump and his administration for what is happening.
|
|
So, who is he pointing the finger at, and are they next to be fired?
|
|
Busta's pointing the finger at Barker and wants him to cover those and other damages.
|
|
Most are pointing the finger at the Pixel 3 phones' comparatively paltry 4GB of RAM.
|
|
In that case, pointing the finger is possible, but saying how they did it isn't.
|
|
Although committed environmentalists are willing to learn from a "pointing the finger approach," others aren't.
|
|
Seems owner Dan Snyder is pointing the finger at Allen in a pretty aggressive statement.
|
|
We haven't stopped pointing the finger at other people and taken responsibility for our own actions.
|
|
I wasn't pointing the finger at anybody, there was hundreds of people that use these computers.
|
|
Too often people are either not held accountable or refuse to be, pointing the finger elsewhere.
|
|
But even before Game 4 of the Series ended, Trump was pointing the finger at Roberts.
|
|
Pointing the finger at educated liberals and our alleged elitism does nothing to address the problem.
|
|
It was an ugly sight, with each side pointing the finger of blame at the other.
|
|
It's easy to point the finger at others; what's harder is pointing the finger at ourselves.
|
|
He also delicately maneuvered between accepting responsibility for the two crashes and pointing the finger elsewhere.
|
|
Yesterday, USA Today published an article pointing the finger at marijuana vapes for the lung disease.
|
|
By isolating and pointing the finger at Charlie, it helped make the latter the Islamists' target.
|
|
Simply pointing the finger at climate change will not prevent devastation during the next wildfire season.
|
|
I'm not only pointing the finger at law enforcement or the music industry or the media here.
|
|
GOP sources are privately pointing the finger at business groups for not giving political cover to Republicans.
|
|
Although Burnett has not addressed the issue, his wife Roma Downey is pointing the finger at Arnold.
|
|
A host of administration officials appeared to inch closer to pointing the finger at Russia this week.
|
|
Amazon is pointing the finger right at the president over the awarding of the JEDI military contract.
|
|
Even as the White House began pointing the finger at Democrats, the Republican president came under fire.
|
|
European Union leaders have rallied behind May in denouncing the attack and pointing the finger at Russia.
|
|
The EU and NATO have been similarly silent when it comes to pointing the finger at Russia.
|
|
The White House strongly disputes that it is behind, pointing the finger at Democrats for delaying the process.
|
|
The defense poked holes in that theory, instead pointing the finger at the prosecution's star witness, Alexander Bradley.
|
|
Others, though, are directly pointing the finger at China and putting pressure on the administration to crack down.
|
|
"I challenge a lot of Americans to look inward before they start pointing the finger outward," she said.
|
|
Insurers are pointing the finger at those changes, arguing they will pull healthier people out of ObamaCare's exchanges.
|
|
Savage would have been better off pointing the finger within his own circle before coming for black voters.
|
|
The defense raised an enormous amount of reasonable doubt, pointing the finger at the prosecution's star witness, Alexander Bradley.
|
|
Pointing the finger at SiriusXM's Travel Link feature has only complicated the customer service experience, according to Joe Sapienza.
|
|
We're very interested in pointing the finger at other people, but I think that ultimately reflects something about us.
|
|
Lee, for one, is wary of pointing the finger directly at the Russian government as being behind the attack.
|
|
Multiple sources tell us ... Ostovich is pointing the finger at Berdon and that's why she's filed the restraining order.
|
|
But that didn't stop him from pointing the finger at the company he believes enflamed a public health crisis.
|
|
Trump has vehemently denied any wrongdoing while pointing the finger at Democrats for launching another "witch hunt" against him.
|
|
"Well, the Obama administration screwed up the election and then started pointing the finger at everybody else," he said.
|
|
IN MANY WAYS THEY KEEP POINTING THE FINGER BACK AT THE U.S. AND SAYING IT'S REALLY UP TO YOU GUYS.
|
|
Some people are pointing the finger at vide game addiction -- saying it's a real problem that drove Katz to murder.
|
|
But some are pointing the finger at the IMF itself for being asleep at the wheel while debts increased significantly.
|
|
The museum doesn&apost shy away from pointing the finger at humanity for its destructive role in the natural world.
|
|
His first story on the Reuters website was about a UN human rights investigator pointing the finger at the government.
|
|
And though Houthi rebels in Yemen have claimed responsibility, the White House seems intent on pointing the finger at Iran.
|
|
Britain on Monday joined the United States and Saudi Arabia in pointing the finger at Iran for the Saudi attack.
|
|
Yes, he was audacious enough to call the cops claiming ownership and pointing the finger at Halle's employees as trespassers!!!
|
|
Unfortunately, I don't have much hope that the internet will ever stop pointing the finger at Kardashian and digging for dirt.
|
|
However, that diagnosis has been called into question in recent years, instead pointing the finger at a case of typhoid fever.
|
|
Russia has denied any involvement in the incident, choosing instead to spread clumsily constructed theories pointing the finger at Ukrainian forces.
|
|
Many are pointing the finger at Valve—why didn't the company do more for Ahnberg, before, during, or after his troubles?
|
|
The division in the party has never healed, with both camps pointing the finger for Clinton's election loss to Donald Trump.
|
|
Two years later, black R.N.C. officials would follow Robinson's lead, pointing the finger at Nixon's lack of "moral leadership" on race.
|
|
Clearly, spring break is marching on, undaunted in the Sunshine State ... and many critics are pointing the finger at Gov. DeSantis.
|
|
Leaders from both parties quickly dismissed the idea, but Democrats wasted no time in pointing the finger back at Mr. Trump.
|
|
Democrats are pointing the finger at Russia over Facebook's new disclosure of a political influence campaign ahead of the midterm elections.
|
|
But some elected officials reacted to the events in Bangalore by pointing the finger at Westernizing customs rather than the assailants.
|
|
But the twist ... the Bucs WR says he wasn't driving the car -- and he's pointing the finger at one of his friends.
|
|
But Moradi's high-powered attorney, Eric M. George, says Brees shouldn't be pointing the finger at Moradi ... he can only blame himself.
|
|
Because neither party caught the issue at the time each is pointing the finger at the other to pay for the fix.
|
|
While this is standard Aristotelian dramaturgy, I did wonder whether pointing the finger at Undine was the best use of this storyline.
|
|
The US will likely fail its individual carbon emission goal, with experts pointing the finger squarely at Trump's rapid repeal of environmental regulations.
|
|
The problem is that everyone seems more focused on pointing the finger and less on evaluating the key recommendations — which actually make sense.
|
|
President Donald Trump has even weighed in on the rift, pointing the finger at Qatar for funding instability and terrorism in the region.
|
|
Valeant has sought to portray itself as cooperative with regulators by pointing the finger at the former chief financial officer, Howard B. Schiller.
|
|
The loss of a digit by an employee ended up pointing the finger at Tyson Foods, the country's largest meat and poultry processor.
|
|
A top Senate Democrat is pointing the finger at his colleagues for forcing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to compromise on digital security.
|
|
City officials, conversely, are pointing the finger at Darnell Earley, the emergency manager, who came to power seven months after that initial 2013 decision.
|
|
It doesn't matter what team you're on When free speech is a casualty, we should not be dividing into tribes and pointing the finger.
|
|
Now Trent and his lawyer, Ron Rale, say they have serious doubts Katherine even wrote the declaration, and they're pointing the finger at Jermaine.
|
|
And he is pointing the finger at Obamacare for his situation, despite having an offer of heavily subsidized coverage as a member of Congress.
|
|
Following their split, former campaign manager Barry Bennett and others have been pointing the finger at Williams as the source of the campaign's struggles.
|
|
We're all we're all pointing the finger and I want to suggest that [when] making a monster, we really need to look at our face.
|
|
The Senate majority leader is also walking a tightrope, pointing the finger at Democrats but also not taking a strong position on the tariff plan.
|
|
Anyone pointing the finger at national security adviser John Bolton, who has argued for regime change in Iran, is giving Trump an unwarranted free pass.
|
|
All he said was the group would be moving on without Ginuwine -- which seemed like a hint, but now Tank's pointing the finger at Tyrese.
|
|
Amazon is blaming its failure to win the Defense Department's JEDI cloud contract on trash talk by competitors, pointing the finger at Oracle in particular.
|
|
And then you can't turn on the TV or get on your computer without seeing people all pointing the finger at you and blaming you.
|
|
Although social media may indeed play a role in the spread of STDs, pointing the finger at apps that facilitate sex misses two larger points.
|
|
All the drama leads back to the White House's ties to Russia, but they're pointing the finger at Comey and denying his version of events.
|
|
Forbes is pointing the finger at PayPal co-founder, billionaire investor and Facebook board member Peter Thiel, who Gawker's Valleywag outed as gay in 2007.
|
|
Floyd Mayweather says he's not the reason for the hold-up on a superfight with Conor McGregor -- and is pointing the finger at the UFC.
|
|
While it's true there could be more evidence pointing the finger away from Iran in the coming days, that outcome seems less and less likely now.
|
|
But things went south and in June 2017 the woman claims she was diagnosed with herpes simplex type 2 -- and she's pointing the finger at Wilson.
|
|
Some on the left are pointing the finger at House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, since many of Ossoff's ads linked him to her style of leadership.
|
|
A panel of experts advanced a theory that they have figured out who killed JonBenét Ramsey – and they're pointing the finger at her older brother, Burke.
|
|
Correa -- who's making $5 MILLION this season -- announced the injury moment ago and he's pointing the finger squarely at the person in charge of his rubdown.
|
|
Britain blamed Russia on Thursday for a cyber-attack last year, publicly pointing the finger at Moscow for spreading a virus which disrupted companies across Europe.
|
|
"We're all about pointing the finger, and I wanted to suggest that maybe the monster we really need to look at has our face," Peele said.
|
|
D.L. Hughley's not necessarily pointing the finger at police following the death of Botham Jean's neighbor ... but he's not yet convinced they have clean hands either.
|
|
And after pointing the finger at 2016 rival Hillary Clinton -- without evidence -- as a source of Russia collusion, the crowd reprised the "lock her up" chant.
|
|
CTE does exist and is a problem ... but he wants to know more about the condition and what causes it before pointing the finger at football.
|
|
Fox's Neil Cavuto, among others, questioned the "odd" timing of the announcement and asked if Trump was "pointing the finger" at her for the ABC interview mess.
|
|
When I say this I am pointing the finger squarely at myself, but so many documentaries focus on people at the margins racially, socioeconomically, and so on.
|
|
A.P.: This question raises an important issue concerning displacement: the way in which structural and historical violence is obfuscated by pointing the finger of blame somewhere else.
|
|
" Instead of pointing the finger at Beijing for exacerbating trade disputes, Trump blamed past US administrations "for allowing this trade deficit to take place and to grow.
|
|
Taylor, we've watched you go through your adulthood pointing the finger at everyone else: Kanye West, John Mayer, Katy Perry , and whoever else got in your way.
|
|
Jeffrey Gundlach, DoubleLine Capital CEO and Wall Street "bond king," is pointing the finger at Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders for the market's tumultuous rout this week.
|
|
When he first appeared online last week, Guccifer 2.0 derided security firm CrowdStrike for pointing the finger at Russia, accusing two intelligence agencies of being behind the cyberattack.
|
|
Seven of the pharmaceutical industry's top CEOs came to Capitol Hill yesterday, spent a few hours pointing the finger at pharmacy benefit managers, and went home largely unscathed.
|
|
Former employees are pointing the finger at Ion Almena, who they claimed "laughed off" warnings from police and fire officials about the building's fire hazard, according to KGO.
|
|
In 2003, his son Steve Hodel, a retired LAPD homicide detective, wrote a book pointing the finger at his deceased father as the main suspect in Short's death.
|
|
I don't know, I'm not pointing the finger anywhere, I'm just saying there's so many loopholes for me to sit there and go 'where did it come from?
|
|
A woman claims she got run over by an electric cart at AT&T Stadium during a Beyonce show ... and she's pointing the finger at the S.F. Giants.
|
|
Sebastian Bach and his wife, Suzanne, called cops after she says a wildly expensive diamond-encrusted Chanel watch went missing ... and they're pointing the finger at a nanny.
|
|
In a media teleconference, the heads of the investigation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention explained the basis for pointing the finger at Vitamin E acetate.
|
|
"Obviously there's three sides to every story and I'm not pointing the finger or saying anyone's wrong, but we were definitely separated before I moved on," he explained.
|
|
I'M TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHETHER YOU REALLY ARE POINTING THE FINGER AT CORPORATIONS FOR THE INCOME INEQUALITY OR WHETHER WE MADE SOME POLICY MISTAKES IN THE GOVERNMENT.
|
|
Kang's article glosses over the very real diversity-related issues in our stands by pointing the finger at the songs we sing rather than our lack of outreach.
|
|
A former Kent State running back says he's suffering from long-term brain injuries due to his college football career ... and he's pointing the finger at the NCAA.
|
|
The 23-year-old All-Star has not publicly commented, but ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski says players seem to be pointing the finger at Gobert not taking proper precautions.
|
|
Focusing on The Hunt was a way of pointing the finger back at the left and arguing that Hollywood, not conservatives, was the real advocate of political violence.
|
|
Boeing and Airbus have often sparred about the way they tally orders, with U.S. executives frequently pointing the finger at Airbus for overstating the number of planes on order.
|
|
As Reuters noted, U.S. Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams last week slammed the use of e-cigarettes among teens and the manufacturers responsible, specifically pointing the finger at Juul.
|
|
LeBron James thinks Anthony Davis is being done dirty in the media -- and he seems to be pointing the finger at the people who run the New Orleans Pelicans.
|
|
Mainstream media hosts and columnists are pointing the finger at certain Fox News and Fox Business personalities for peddling bogus pro-Trump talking points leading up to the midterms.
|
|
Washington (CNN)The White House said Tuesday it would respond to Russian hacking of US political groups, after publicly pointing the finger at Moscow for the cyberattacks last week.
|
|
A former Boston TV news anchor is about to hold a news conference, pointing the finger at Kevin Spacey for allegedly sexually assaulting an 18-year-old family member.
|
|
"If in 96 days Trump loses this election, I am pointing the finger directly at people like Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham and John McCain," Hannity said.
|
|
The NSA leaves no room for doubt for who carried out the attack by pointing the finger at Russian military intelligence — specifically, the Russian General Staff Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU).
|
|
Nas had NOTHING to do with Remy Ma's diss track being yanked from the airwaves, and we're told the rapper's pointing the finger at one giant culprit -- Universal Music Publishing.
|
|
While viewers often wonder whether contestants on The Bachelor are there for the right reasons or not, host Chris Harrison is pointing the finger at someone else: the Bachelor himself.
|
|
"It serves the interest of Russian intelligence to cause further consternation and confusion by pointing the finger at Ukraine rather than Russia for the 2016 successful disinformation campaign," said McCallion.
|
|
A number of tech industry journalists and critics have commented over the last two years on Apple's apparent fall from grace by pointing the finger at its industrial design failures.
|
|
DEM BLAMES CONGRESS FOR IRS CYBER WOES: A top Senate Democrat is pointing the finger at his colleagues for forcing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to compromise on digital security.
|
|
Hours later, at a rally in Wisconsin, the president again called for "peace and harmony" before pointing the finger at political rivals and the media for causing the hostile climate.
|
|
" We asked Archie if people should be pointing the finger at Eli ... "A lot of people [are] on Eli and he's the quarterback and that's kinda the way it works.
|
|
UK and Russia Ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his adult daughter were poisoned by a nerve agent, police in the UK say, and they're pointing the finger at Russia.
|
|
And to supporters and useful idiots, it gives a new selection of endless arguments with which to bury anyone pointing the finger of blame exactly where it should be pointed.
|
|
Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) withdrew its merger offer with Groupe Renault (RNO), and people close to the negotiations are pointing the finger at what they described as meddling by the French government.
|
|
Hijab said the greatest challenge in achieving political transition came from the international community, pointing the finger at Iran's Revolutionary Guards, other regional militias, and above all, Russia for protecting Assad.
|
|
The New York real estate mogul questioned Russian culpability in response to comments by Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton at the first presidential debate pointing the finger at Russia for recent breaches.
|
|
" To that, Gomez purportedly replied: "Funny how the ones that cheated multiple times, are pointing the finger at the ones that were forgiving and supportive, no wonder fans are mad. Sad.
|
|
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has also spoken of the benefits of fiscal policy, pointing the finger at Germany and hoping that policymakers pull their weight alongside the central bank.
|
|
Politically, the pharmaceutical industry would be a winner here, too: Pointing the finger at PBMs is a big part of its strategy to stave off tougher controls on its own prices.
|
|
Now, the 34-year-old says he's suffering from all sorts of brain-related disorders and he's pointing the finger at the NCAA for not doing enough to protect the players.
|
|
And while many assign blame on the collapse in oil and economic uncertainty in China, one of the Federal Reserve's fiercest critics is pointing the finger at one person: Janet Yellen.
|
|
While the PD is expected to pressure Visco to accept some blame for the banking crises, the opposition hopes that he will counter-attack by pointing the finger at government failings.
|
|
Sean Kingston is pointing the finger squarely at Penthouse Nightclub for allowing its security to beat his butt and jack his pricey chains ... so claims the singer in a new lawsuit.
|
|
While scientists typically refrain from pointing the finger and saying climate change caused any single event, it can amplify and align factors that result in more frequent, more extreme weather events.
|
|
Britain blamed Russia on Thursday for a cyber-attack last year, publicly pointing the finger at Moscow for spreading a virus which disrupted companies across Europe including UK-based Reckitt Benckiser.
|
|
"The demonstrators and Attac are throwing around untrue allegations based on factual errors and are pointing the finger at Amazon for political ends," the company said in a statement to Reuters.
|
|
A significant portion of the interview was spent discussing possible reasons behind Clinton's loss in the presidential election, with Clinton pointing the finger, if not by name, at Russian President Vladimir Putin.
|
|
"She said she was afraid her family would be separated, but she had no problem pointing the finger at two nonverbal, severely autistic boys," Zainea said, according to the Bangor Daily News.
|
|
Donald Trump has created an outlandish justification for suggesting 42 days ago that his conversation with then FBI Director James Comey may have been recorded ... and he's pointing the finger at Obama.
|
|
" Gomez then appeared to shoot back, "Funny how the ones that cheated multiple times, are pointing the finger at the ones that were forgiving and supportive, no wonder fans are mad. Sad.
|
|
Almost two weeks ago, the US government took the rare step of publicly pointing the finger at the Russian government, accusing it of directing the recent string of hacks and data breaches.
|
|
Becky G claims she's getting left high and dry in a $525 MILLION water deal -- and she's pointing the finger directly at her former music producer, Dr. Luke, in a new lawsuit.
|
|
Some have suffered damage from Hurricane Harvey, releasing toxic compounds into the environment, and environmentalists, in turn, are pointing the finger at politicians and industry leaders who have sought to ax regulations.
|
|
"President Putin bizarrely has resorted to the blame game by pointing the finger at Jews and other minorities in his country," said Jonathan A. Greenblatt, CEO of the ADL, in a statement.
|
|
While they used to blame the ex-president for all their problems — pointing the finger at a Democratic White House for their inability to pass GOP priorities — their beloved scapegoat is gone.
|
|
So, Vader's naked penis was unleashed on the world Friday via Twitter ... but the ex-WWE superstar says it was a MISTAKE -- and he's pointing the finger at a vengeful ex-girlfriend.
|
|
And perhaps most shockingly, he's publicly pointing the finger for some of the leaks directly at White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, who in a normal administration would be his boss.
|
|
Speaking of the attack ... Ali tells TMZ Sports he really ain't that pissed at Conor for Thursday's incident at the Barclays Center -- instead pointing the finger at McGregor's crew of yes-men.
|
|
The White House is pointing the finger at Barack Obama after the Assad regime carried out a chemical weapons attack today that has left at least 60 dead and more than 100 injured.
|
|
Michael Avenatti sure doesn't seem worried about his felony domestic violence arrest, and he's literally pointing the finger at right-wing conspiracy theorist Jacob Wohl for what he says is a frame job.
|
|
The ad, which aired on Christian radio stations in several states, was a response to then-Republican nominee Bob Dole pointing the finger at Clinton for creating a "moral crisis" in the country.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari demanded on Wednesday that Britain return assets held there by corrupt Nigerians, pointing the finger back at London after Britain's prime minister suggested Nigeria was "fantastically corrupt".
|
|
In the 52 years since, there has been wide speculation about what people saw, with some believing it was an alien encounter and others pointing the finger at the government testing new technology.
|
|
Antonio Brown says he didn't freak out and throw furniture off his 14th story balcony back in April -- and now he's pointing the finger at another person who was with him that day.
|
|
Mylan has declined to comment on the price hike, issuing a statement pointing the finger at high-deductible health plans that require consumers to pay much more out of pocket for many drugs.
|
|
Meanwhile, many former employees are pointing the finger at Ghost Ship owner Derick Ion, who they claimed "laughed off" warnings from police and fire officials about the building's fire hazard, according to KGO.
|
|
Now, his family is pointing the finger at Tiger, Erica and the restaurant ... claiming both Tiger and Erica KNEW Immesberger had a habitual problem with alcohol and allowed him to be served anyway.
|
|
The medical profession would effectively be pointing the finger of suspicion at one in every twenty innocent doctors—thousands of clinicians in the U.K. Doctors would be penalized for treating higher-risk patients.
|
|
Late last month, eight people in the Victoria, British Columbia area, all known drug users, fatally overdosed, with officials pointing the finger at a bad batch drugs that included methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl.
|
|
On Wednesday, KSI posted a video pointing the finger at Logan's camp -- saying Team Paul was supposed to take the lead with planning since it's supposed to happen in the U.S. ... but he's failing.
|
|
Rather than pointing the finger at these other nations that "pay too little" for their drugs and then condemn them for it, we might first recognize that they are out marketeering –the United States.
|
|
Wasserman-Schultz, a close ally of Hillary Clinton's, has been given an honorary position with the Clinton campaign, which is loudly pointing the finger at Russian "state actors" as the culprits behind the hack.
|
|
Though the Washington Post reported last month that a classified CIA report concluded with "high confidence" that Russia was behind the attack, the U.S. government has refrained from publicly pointing the finger at Moscow.
|
|
Trump has refused to accept the intelligence community's conclusions, however, instead pointing the finger at Ukraine, the Obama administration, and the private cybersecurity firm that confirmed the Russians had hacked the Democratic National Committee.
|
|
"I haven't seen much ... in the public domain about the US pointing the finger at Europe with regards to supply chain components and defense manufacturing, especially the higher-end stuff like aerospace," Barndollar said.
|
|
However, he made sure to repeat that protesters should be treated "gently" after his opponents blamed him Friday for the violence at his Chicago rally, pointing the finger at his divisive tone at recent events.
|
|
In 2003, Steve Hodel, a retired Los Angeles homicide detective, wrote a book, Black Dahlia Avenger: The True Story, pointing the finger at his deceased father George Hodel, a surgeon known to have dated Short.
|
|
LONDON, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Britain blamed Russia on Thursday for a cyber-attack last year, publicly pointing the finger at Moscow for spreading a virus which disrupted companies across Europe including UK-based Reckitt Benckiser.
|
|
Russia has long been suspected to be the source of material released by WikiLeaks and other outlets, but analysts had speculated that the Obama administration delayed pointing the finger to avoid issuing a formal response.
|
|
You'll recall ... Djimon told a pap this week that he'd gotten screwed out of seeing -- let alone being able to talk to -- his son, and seemed to be pointing the finger at his baby mama.
|
|
Democrats and Republicans alike have called for cooler heads to prevail in the aftermath of the week's violent incidents, while pointing the finger at the opposing party for inflaming political rhetoric up to this point.
|
|
In the meantime, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was pointing the finger of blame directly at Iran for "an unprecedented attack on the world's energy supply," while Tehran was denying his "incomprehensible and meaningless" accusations.
|
|
Even more impressive is how Traister pushes a feminist agenda without the book ever feeling like it has an agenda, or that it's pointing the finger at the reader to make him or her feel guilty.
|
|
The sugar industry began funding research that cast doubt on sugar's role in heart disease — in part by pointing the finger at fat — as early as the 1960s, according to an analysis of newly uncovered documents.
|
|
Since Laremy is currently locked in a nasty legal war with his stepfather Lindsey Miller -- with the two sides filing domestic violence charges against each other last year -- most people began pointing the finger at him.
|
|
If the petition fails to gain Democratic signers, then Democrats will have to explain to their constituents why they oppose holding a vote on legislation they endorse and do so without pointing the finger at Pelosi.
|
|
One reason is obvious: Governor Cuomo can use the M.T.A. as a shield from criticism from commuters, who blame the agency for their commuting woes instead of pointing the finger at the man behind the curtain.
|
|
With seven million Yemenis on the brink of a man-made famine and virtually half of Syria's population displaced, the crises are too urgent to waste time pointing the finger of blame at the parties responsible.
|
|
The Clinton campaign and those involved in the emails have refused to confirm or deny the authenticity of individual emails, instead pointing the finger at Russian government hackers for working with WikiLeaks to influence the presidential election.
|
|
He's not the one doing crowd control on Reddit, trying to find a way to explain how the developers are "listening to constructive feedback," all without giving up the whole game and pointing the finger at corporate.
|
|
It's tough because they're pointing the finger at these big European and Asian fishing boats that come in and take everything—they say they steal their fish—but at the same time they're acting so irresponsibly themselves.
|
|
For all the outrage over Mylan increasing EpiPen prices by 500%, and insulin prices, which are up 300% over the past decade, drug prices are a lot more complicated than pointing the finger at a lone villain.
|
|
Having analyzed various samples of the malware, the researchers concluded that, based on the code and infrastructure utilized, the malware originated in China—though it has stopped short of pointing the finger directly at the Chinese government.
|
|
Fiat Chrysler has withdrawn an offer for a merger-of-equals with Groupe Renault, and people close to the negotiations between the two companies are pointing the finger at what they described as meddling by the French government.
|
|
The New York Times published a piece on the rising number of fatal accidents, pointing the finger squarely at apps like Snapchat, Waze and Pokémon Go. The problem: the data doesn't paint such a grim picture.
|
|
Whether he's pointing the finger at millennials, American culture, his specific youth players, or throwing shade at the new technical director(s), he's blaming everyone but himself, which makes the final line of the Q&A especially ironic.
|
|
Pointing the finger at the moral shortcomings of the powerful is a way of maintaining a sense of identity and pride when your own power has gone, pretty much exactly as the Chinese did in Lord Elgin's day.
|
|
It was Penn pointing the finger at celebrated nutritionist Mike Dolce for his lack-luster performance, and his calling for a fight with Dolce's former client Lentz that began the hype train for the proposed March 5 bout.
|
|
Ms. Ross says she's not blaming the airline she flew with -- Delta, apparently -- but instead is pointing the finger at a female TSA agent that conducted an "over the top" pat-down as Diana was going through security.
|
|
Executives from the nation's largest pharmacy benefit managers denied on Tuesday that the industry's so-called backdoor deals with drugmakers are responsible for the increasingly higher prices patients pay for medication, pointing the finger at Big Pharma instead.
|
|
But in the wake of Joe Biden's Super Tuesday ascent at Sanders's expanse, some of his supporters are starting to debate what went wrong — and that includes, to a limited degree, pointing the finger at the dirtbag left.
|
|
The issue could not be more urgent for Americans at a time when politicians are relentlessly giving handouts to rich and powerful corporations, all while pointing the finger at immigrants and people of color for our hard times.
|
|
The director of the University of Florida marching band was attacked on the way back to the bus after the football team beat the Miami Hurricanes ... and everyone seems to be pointing the finger at an angry 'Canes fan.
|
|
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government launched an inquiry on Tuesday into a nationwide network outage at telecoms company KPN that knocked out emergency service numbers for nearly four hours, with the company pointing the finger at a software error.
|
|
The NFL superstar explained why he thinks pointing the finger at Odell is a waste of time and energy ... and instead of criticizing the best player on the team, the G-Men need to draw up better battle plans!!
|
|
Many are now pointing the finger at Brazilian President Michel Temer and his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, who they accuse of fiscal mismanagement in the lead up to and aftermath of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games and 2014 World Cup.
|
|
Facing a new paradigm of slow growth and the legacy of crises, top central banks have kept rates near or below zero for years, waiting in vain for governments to embrace reforms instead of pointing the finger at monetary policy.
|
|
"As articles began to emerge about election interference — pointing the finger at Russia — the IRA didn't shy away or ignore it," experts affiliated with the firm New Knowledge wrote in their white paper, The Tactics & Tropes of the Internet Research Agency.
|
|
While Podesta has not verified whether or not the content in the Wikileaks emails are real, he has acknowledged his emails have been hacked; pointing the finger at Trump aide John Stone and accusing him of aiding Wikileaks founder Julian Asange.
|
|
Since returning to the United States and being reunited with her children in New York, a source tells PEOPLE that the mother of two is pointing the finger at herself and taking the blame for showcasing her ring on social media.
|
|
You can hear it from the White House, you can hear it from directors of all these agencies, even people specifically saying yes, the Kremlin, yes, pointing the finger at Putin, not backing down on that, a very strong force.
|
|
Even if it is trying to be critical of surveillance, Orwell is still giving us a world robbed of the actual, practical problems of the surveillance state in which we are watching one another in preparation for pointing the finger.
|
|
The freshman soccer player, Eloi Vasquez, was killed as he tried to run across the 10 freeway sometime after 2 in the morning on March 28th ... and now his family is pointing the finger at the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
|
|
Diaz's attorney Lucas Middlebrook later called the hearing a "kangaroo court" out to make an example of Diaz, largely pointing the finger at Lundvall for her line of questioning and clear "animosity" displayed at Diaz for invoking his Fifth Amendment rights.
|
|
The United Nations report said 83 percent of casualties from airstrikes were attributed to "international military forces," essentially pointing the finger at the United States military, which is the only member of the international coalition in Afghanistan that carries out airstrikes.
|
|
Prosecutors may be hoping that the two men start pointing the finger at one another by claiming that the other was the real culprit, so that the jury can convict both on the grounds that each knew what was going on.
|
|
The MTA is not explicitly pointing the finger at Apple, but it appears that some riders may be unwittingly putting their iPhones too close to the system's new tap-to-pay OMNY readers while simultaneously swiping their MetroCards at the turnstile.
|
|
With many pointing the finger at farmers across the state for contributing to an overload of nutrients in the state's waters, it's created a bit of an opening to get farmers and ranchers to be more proactive on environmental issues.
|
|
Moonves called the misconduct allegations "untrue" and said the claims were coming up "as part of a concerted effort by others to destroy my name, my reputation, and my career," all but pointing the finger at controlling shareholder Shari Redstone.
|
|
" Before we could even comprehend what Bieber meant about using him "for attention," Gomez hit back with, "Funny how the ones that cheated multiple times, are pointing the finger at the ones that were forgiving and supportive, no wonder fans are mad. Sad.
|
|
This followed a storm of criticism about Facebook's role in the US presidential election, with many commentators pointing the finger of blame at the social media giant for not doing enough to stop the spread of bogus information via its News Feed.
|
|
"The Washington establishment wants Hillary Clinton to be the next president of the United States," he said, also pointing the finger at FBI Director James Comey, who recommended Clinton not face charges for her private email server setup while secretary of State.
|
|
The new alert from the FBI and DHS confirms that deep intrusion, even including a screenshot of a control panel the hackers accessed, as well as pointing the finger at the Russian government for the first time as the source of the attacks.
|
|
"Racism is in fact evil, but this nation's leadership has intentionally appointed, promoted and empowered people with unabashed white supremacist and neo-Nazi stances including Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller and Sebastian Gorka," part of the statement reads, pointing the finger at three White House staffers.
|
|
Both companies have been coming under increasing political pressure in Europe especially to do more to quash extremist content — with politicians including in the UK and Germany pointing the finger of blame at platforms such as YouTube for hosting hate speech and extremist content.
|
|
Stan's lawyer, Jonathan Freund, filed legal docs claiming Jerardo Olivarez set him up in disastrous business deals but more importantly ... Stan's pointing the finger at him as the guy who bought an $850k condo without Stan's permission and also may have forged a $300k check.
|
|
Tyrese seemed to be pointing the finger at the trio after posting the pic Tuesday of the 3 rappers with a long caption calling 'em out for scheduling a music video -- Khaled's "I Got Keys" -- but not finding time to bridge the racial gap.
|
|
Earlier this week it also put out a wordy blog post attempting to diffuse this line of attack by pointing the finger of blame at the rest of the tech industry — saying, essentially, that a whole bunch of other tech giants are at it too.
|
|
Meanwhile, Trump is lashing out at critics and pointing the finger back at Obama, who was famously caught on a hot mic during an election year telling former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev that he'd have "more flexibility" on issues like missile defense after the campaign.
|
|
Despite environmentalists pointing the finger at Bolsonaro, Brazil's populist pro-business President who is backed by Brazil's so-called beef caucus, he has dismissed accusations of responsibility for the fires and declared last week that he would send 43,000 troops to combat the inferno.
|
|
Smith spoke at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland this summer, where she said, "I blame Hillary Clinton personally for the death of my son" and accused the Democratic presidential nominee of pointing the finger at an anti-Islamic internet video as the cause of the attacks.
|
|
Amazon is pointing the finger right at — you guessed it — Mr. Trump, who has spent a lot of time trashing Mr. Bezos along with his newspaper, The Washington Post, and the enormous company he founded, often conflating them all into one billionaire blob of a rival.
|
|
Analysts just don't keep stats the way they used to, but most agree that demand for devoted e-readers peaked around 2011 — though the longstanding declarations of their death have been ringing out since well before then, with most pointing the finger at the rise of low-cost tablets.
|
|
The cause of the shortage is on the one hand simple and on the other complicated, with some citizens blaming Hamas, the Islamist group that runs Gaza, Hamas officials blaming the rival Palestinian Authority, based in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, and still others pointing the finger at Israel.
|
|
During Sunday's debate, Donald Trump once again said he doesn't know whether Russia is trying to hack the U.S. election, despite Friday's statement by the U.S. intelligence community pointing the finger at Putin—and despite the fact that Trump was personally briefed on Russia's role in the hacks by U.S. officials.
|
|
But while there is plenty of opprobrium to go around in areas where the virus is now rapidly spreading -- particularly over why precautions were not put in place earlier, when health experts were warning the outbreak would not remain contained in Asia -- some top officials are pointing the finger further afield.
|
|
He told police that morning he had just gotten out of the shower when he heard "a lot of commotion," saying that at first Samantha seemed "confused" about "who was on top of her" before pointing the finger at him, according to an audio recording of his interview with a detective.
|
|
The level of vitriol generated by the convention outcome — in which Sanders backers erupted in fury over Hillary Clinton's delegate win there — and Sanders' reaction to those pointing the finger at his supporters are suddenly raising doubts about the party's ability to quickly unite after its long slog of a primary.
|
|
Republicans argue Democrats are too focused on impeachment and have coined a term, "Schumer's graveyard," pointing the finger at Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerTensions rise in Senate's legislative 'graveyard' 2020 Republicans accuse Schumer of snubbing legislation Schumer: Leadership trying to work out competing surprise medical bill measures MORE (D-N.Y.).
|
|
Despite pointing the finger at the president and the Trump family company when he chose to plead guilty — and even though prosecutors later confirmed that Mr. Cohen acted "in coordination with and at the direction of" Mr. Trump — he is the only person involved in the hush money scheme who has faced charges.
|
|
The supreme leader also criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 85033 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE for pointing the finger at Iran for the attack at the U.S. embassy in Baghdad that began Tuesday.
|
|
It was almost impossible to escape with your swimmers and dignity intact Once the largest theme parks in the Southern Hemisphere, Wonderland closed its doors in 703, blaming a whole cacophony of issues including terrorism and the bird flu for its demise, pointing the finger at everything "except poor management," the Sydney Morning Herald said at the time.
|
|
If we assume Russia is behind this new leak, as some people close to the intelligence community are, just as it likely is behind all the Guccifer 2.0 leaks, dumping alleged NSA tools online would be a great way to tell the US government: be careful when pointing the finger at us, we can do the same.
|
|
Republican voters are mostly blaming the failure of the GOP's healthcare bill on Congress, instead of pointing the finger at President Trump or Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll out Wednesday.
|
|
He said Mexican cartels have been importing the precursor chemicals necessary to make carfentanil and mixing the finished product with heroin destined for the U.S. Baer also pointed out that the problem is ultimately the result of soaring demand from opioid-addicted customers in the U.S. "We're not simply pointing the finger at China and Mexico," Baer said.
|
|
On October 7, the Department of Homeland Security and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence issued an unprecedented joint statement pointing the finger at Russia, saying hacks of U.S. political groups and individual politicians could only have been done with the authorization of "Russia's senior most" Russian officials and that its intent was to undermine the integrity of the election.
|
|
Even the highest-up are susceptible to the career-destroying time suck that is "negative" engagement—here's pointing the finger at you, Kanye—so for a young hater, née artist, publicly frustrated with the success of others, the daily rejection of engaging with personal opinion tactics is perhaps the best strategy for destabilizing that which they truly have a distaste for.
|
|
Plus, when pressed about why he closed the White House National Security Council directorate for global health and security -- charged with preventing and preparing for the next pandemic -- he threw his team under the bus, saying he personally didn't shut the office and pointing the finger at the people, rather than acknowledging any knowledge about why the office was shut down.
|
|
North, a retired Marine who became a household name in the 1980s through his central role in the Iran-Contra scandal, appears on shaky ground in pointing the finger of blame at a culture of violence: He worked as a consultant for the popular shoot-'em-up game Call of Duty: Black Ops II, and even appeared in advertising for the game.
|
|
Originally pointing the finger at his handling of the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE email server investigation, the White House later said Comey had mismanaged the FBI and lost the faith of rank-and-file agents.
|
|
Against a backdrop of growing inequality in UK society and sparser access to publicly funded resources, it has been all too easy for right-wing populists to re-channel resentment linked to government austerity cuts — framing immigration as a drain on services and pointing the finger of blame at migrants by encouraging the idea that they have a lesser claim than natural UK-born citizens to essential but now inadequately resourced public services.
|
|
Even as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention takes blame for testing delays that may have led to hundreds of Americans being infected with the coronavirus, officials inside the health agency and the White House are increasingly pointing the finger at one leader: Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, who they say failed to coordinate the response, as agency chiefs waited for instructions that came too late and other deputies were largely cut out of the process.
|
|