We shouldn't pull the rug out from under people. Sen.
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She's going to pull the rug out from under me!
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You will have to pull the rug out from under people.
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They frequently pull the rug out from under their own arguments.
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"We're telling those people that we're not going to pull the rug out from under them, and if we do this too fast, we are in fact going to pull the rug out from under them," said Rep.
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"We're telling those people that we're not going to pull the rug out from under them, and if we do this too fast, we are in fact going to pull the rug out from under them," MacArthur reportedly said.
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"We're telling those people that we're not going to pull the rug out from under them, and if we do this too fast, we are, in fact, going to pull the rug out from under them," Mr. MacArthur said.
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But what AHCA won't do is pull the rug out from under Americans.
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Yet she still managed to pull the rug out from under Mica five months later.
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"It probably lessens people's anxiety that we won't pull the rug out from under them," Rep.
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"Businesses need to have confidence that we won't pull the rug out from under them," Ryan said.
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"Businesses need to have confidence that we won't pull the rug out from under them," he added.
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"Businesses need to have confidence that we won't pull the rug out from under them," he said.
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On this front, the Trump budget seeks to pull the rug out from under students and families.
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But he has also promised to fix it and not "pull the rug" out from under anyone.
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"I feel like every Paula recipe seems to pull the rug out from under you," she said.
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You may make deals, but know that someone can always pull the rug out from under you.
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AND WE WILL HAVE A TRANSITION PERIOD SO THAT WE DON'T PULL THE RUG OUT FROM UNDER PEOPLE.
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"Businesses need to have confidence that we will not pull the rug out from under them," Ryan said.
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I have a theory... and it would totally pull the rug out from under every This Is Us fan.
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Though not your fault, illness, accidents or 'fate' can intervene and pull the rug out from under your feet.
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Pull the rug out from under them once, and they'll be reluctant to stand with you in the future.
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If the White House were to pull the rug out from under Obamacare, it would face severe political consequences.
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Then, he slapped Mexico with steel and aluminum tariffs and attempted to pull the rug out from under NAFTA.
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"We don't want to pull the rug out from under people," the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, has said.
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Republican leaders, meanwhile, have promised not to "pull the rug" out from under people who are covered by current law.
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Price, however, knocked that suggestion down on Wednesday, saying that would pull the rug out from under too many Americans.
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Once Joe Biden was safely elected for another six years, he'll pull the rug out from under the antibusing lobby.
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Now the United States is trying to pull the rug out from under China by launching a new Cold War.
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"We're doing a transition period because we don't want to pull the rug out from under anybody," Speaker Ryan said.
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What Trump just did in Helsinki is pull the rug out from under his feet in terms of dealing with Russia.
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"We've been saying all along, we don't want to pull the rug out from under people while we're replacing this law," Ryan said.
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But a deeper review, he said, threatens to pull the rug out from under companies looking to secure federal permits for other projects.
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But some ethanol interests say such a reform would pull the rug out from under the mandate, causing chaos within the ethanol industry.
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Would he really choose this case, with its validity doubted even by conservative legal scholars, to pull the rug out from under it?
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But SpaceX itself hopes to pull the rug out from under the entire rocket-launch industry with a fully reusable system called Starship.
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Part of what's made Succession so addicting is that Armstrong isn't afraid to pull the rug out from under the Roys on a regular basis.
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I talked to a Romney insider who also is worried this flirtation is all being staged to eventually pull the rug out from under him.
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Turns out, Gadsby was just waiting to pull the rug out from under her audience's feet, in order to force them to face the full truth.
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The Republican vision would pull the rug out from under families across the country who are enduring the most painful and challenging experiences of their lives.
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These metrics look tech-bubble-esque — and when valuations are priced to perfection, the slightest mishap in earnings can pull the rug out from under investors.
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Republicans simply threatened to pull the rug out from under America's families – taking away their coverage, their access to health care and threatening their economic security.
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Which is also why it would be delightfully masochistic for the show to pull the rug out from under us at the last moment in Season 8.
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Why the President would tell Bharara that he would like him to stay on and then pull the rug out from under him at first seems odd.
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"The House proposal would pull the rug out from under 100,000 U.S. wind workers and 500 American factories," AWEA Chief Executive Tom Kiernan said in a statement.
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Now that Elliot is trying (no matter how haphazardly) to get better, it feels a little wrong to pull the rug out from under him and the audience.
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It's as if id Software led you to a tantalizing mystery, only to pull the rug out from under you and make you realize that nothing is there.
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It purposefully lulls us into the fantasy, only to pull the rug out from under us when we least expect it, as if to challenge our own complicity.
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"We cannot pull the rug out from under states like Nevada that expanded Medicaid and we need assurances that people with pre-existing conditions will be protected," Sen.
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Unlike some of Nolan's other films, like The Prestige, Dunkirk isn't trying to trick the viewer into believing something, only to pull the rug out from under them.
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The intention seems to be to pull the rug out from under us, but only the most credulous viewers will have actually believed that Brinkley's miracle cures were real.
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Mr. Gunn likes to play a scene straight and then jokingly pull the rug out from under it, a trick that, among other things, helps soft-sell the violence.
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There are people who put months and months into making you successful, and then you have to pull the rug out from under the campaign in a snap second.
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As it turns out, modes of farce and fantasy enable Mr. Dumont to pull the rug out from under the viewer in a number of new and upsetting ways.
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He never stops — never stops trying to pull the rug out from under us, never stops trying to twist our arm, never stops believing that nonsense can be an aphrodisiac, too.
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The Federal Reserve could pull the rug out from under investors who are overlooking signs that policymakers could soon raise interest rates, according to Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Northern Trust.
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It's common for games to pull the rug out from under players in the narrative, but the style of game you're playing in the opening hours tends to stay pretty consistent.
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I know several people who spent hours organizing and IDing their photos in the popular image app Picasa only to have owner Google pull the rug out from under them in 2016.
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So it goes in The Pumpkin Festival and other Portraits, Fred Valentine's current show at Schema Projects in Bushwick, whose unassuming title seems determined to pull the rug out from under you.
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"We cannot pull the rug out from under states like Nevada that expanded Medicaid and we need assurances that people with pre-existing conditions will be protected," he said in a statement.
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Because I pull the rug out from under them in a way they might expect, but at the same time, I make fun of the way their parents believe in political correctness.
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We talked about how we were scared about not being able to pay but also how we wanted to work with her so we didn't pull the rug out from under her.
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"If you've been telling a large, plot-driven story from the very beginning, I don't think you want to pull the rug out from under the audience at the very end," Weisberg says.
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It wanted to trick me and pull the rug out from under me and make me feel foolish and bruise my heart, and it succeeded, and I am so glad that it did.
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If Trump does this, it will pull the rug out from under the Rouhani government and any hope diplomacy and moderation can make things better and will give the hardliners cover to take over.
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"We are going to pull the rug out from under them," Thomas de Maizière, the German interior minister, said after the raids, which were billed as the largest anti-Islamist operation in 15 years.
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And here is the irony: just as the Senate prepares to pull the rug out from under auto IRAs, the aforementioned "factor of ten" research was published - indicating just how badly these plans are needed.
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This show has squandered every opportunity to redeem itself, and it's now proven it can waste an entire season only to pull the rug out from under us in the last five minutes of a finale.
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By freely distributing plans for medical devices and pharmaceuticals, a loose collective of anarchists and hackers is threatening to pull the rug out from under one of the most regulated and profitable industries in the world.
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And naturally, if members of Congress are afraid the president will pull the rug out from under them, they'll be less likely to go out on a limb and support something controversial in the first place.
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"We cannot pull the rug out from under states like Nevada that expanded Medicaid and we need assurances that people with pre-existing conditions will be protected," he said in a statement hours after the bill passed.
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"The House proposal would pull the rug out from under 100,000 U.S. wind workers and 500 American factories, including some of the fastest growing jobs in the country," AWEA Chief Executive Tom Kiernan said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An economist tapped by U.S. President Donald Trump for a governorship at the Federal Reserve said on Friday she did not think policymakers should pull the rug out from under financial markets, according to CNBC.
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There may be only one Silicon Valley — made up of "some 28-year-olds in California" who are waiting for their opportunity to step in and pull the rug out from under the other innovators of the world.
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In the digital era, companies increasingly pull the rug out from under products consumers may falsely assume they actually own, notes Case Western Law Professor Aaron Perzanowski, whose last book The End Of Ownership highlighted this problem extensively.
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In other words, he's against it for the same reasons many liberals and moderate Republicans are: The bill would pull the rug out from under too many people who depend on Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act for insurance.
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WASHINGTON, July 5 (Reuters) - An economist tapped by U.S. President Donald Trump for a governorship at the Federal Reserve said on Friday she did not think policymakers should pull the rug out from under financial markets, according to CNBC.
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Because Lynch and collaborator Mark Frost have structured the show to make viewers think we know what to expect, they're better able to pull the rug out from under us with a black-and-white flashback in that eighth hour.
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Then, Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi thought that they had gotten the upper hand on the president in budget negotiations—and had secured legal protections for Dreamers—only for the president to pull the rug out from under them.
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The combination of Chime's competitive high-yield savings account and online checking account with benefits like early wage access and overdraft protection could help Chime pull the rug out from under European entrants trying to break into the US market.
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The creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, who wrote the episode, neatly pull the rug out from under Maeve, who seemed for weeks to be a model of self-determination but has in fact been integrated into Ford's elaborate plot.
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Even for those unfamiliar with the Yoruban and Greek allusions throughout, Black life clearly "matters" here not simply for the distinctive draw of each of these characters, but for their collective strength as they pull the rug out from under our colonized consciousness.
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Republicans and President Donald Trump have promised not to pull the rug out from under Americans who were newly insured under former President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law, even as they seek to "repeal and replace" the law as soon as possible.
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Both shows want to pull the rug out from under you, but where Phoebe Waller-Bridge of "Fleabag" is happy to let you hit the floor, Daisy Haggard in "Back to Life" is more inclined to catch you and set you down gently.
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"We cannot pull the rug out from under states like Nevada that expanded Medicaid, and we need assurances that people with pre-existing conditions will be protected," said Senator Dean Heller, Republican of Nevada, who is up for re-election next year.
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Lewis believes the export ban has already achieved its purpose: Countries and companies that had been ready to ignore U.S. warnings and do business with Huawei are now on notice that the U.S. can pull the rug out from under Huawei at any time.
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Every other scene does its level best to pull the rug out from under its viewers as it bounces between the joyous past and the bleak present, contrasting the hope that Bow (Tracee Ellis Ross) and Dre (Anthony Anderson) once had with the pervasive exhaustion weighing them down now.
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Disney (ESPN's owner) and other leading broadcasters don't want to let people watch major sporting events online instead (at least not easily or cheaply) because doing so would pull the rug out from under their traditional revenue stream and OTT revenue (subscription + ads) won't make up for it quickly enough.
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"The final stages of these plans are already in place, so to suddenly pull the rug out from under states and local [school districts], that's not a good place to be in," said Allison Dembeck, executive director of congressional & public affairs on education, labor, & workforce development at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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After the election, the question of what Trump will do with DACA has become unavoidable — and leading Republicans are just as sensitive as they've always been not to say that these people should be kicked out of the US. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has said that they won't "pull the rug out" from under DACA recipients.
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The executive order issued hours after Trump was inaugurated clears the way for the swift and unilateral rollback of large parts of Obamacare, but it also puts Price in a dicey position after he told lawmakers last week the new administration wouldn't "pull the rug out" from under people now covered by the health care law.
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On the other hand, there was hard evidence of real tampering in the election, and that was the email, you know, that were revealed from the DNC, that showed, in fact, that the DNC was collaborating with Hillary's campaign, and with some members of the corporate media, to smear Bernie Sanders and to really pull the rug out from under him.
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"The latest proposal I made was just trying to bridge this divide between people that are holding two important views: people that are saying we're not going to fix health care unless we bring the cost down, which means we have to give the states some flexibility, and people that are saying we can't pull the rug out from under people that are vulnerable," MacArthur said.
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As far as story lines, it seems likely that these are references to a few classic horror flicks including Children Of The Corn, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and The Zodiac Killer (the serial killer hailed from Kansas.) Of course, co-creator Ryan Murphy could pull the rug out from under us at any minute with a new teaser hinting at a new theme, but I'm betting my money on the corn.
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He emphasized the effect on Medicaid, noting that the bill's cuts to Medicaid would "pull the rug" out from under many Nevada residents.
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Noting that the network has killed off characters in other successful series, he said that this sense of jeopardy "completely ups the ante for any moment when a character is in a dire situation if you know another character didn't survive a similar situation". HBO programming president Sue Naegle concurred, saying that Ned's death made the show creatively more attractive, adding that "The book series was filled with unexpected twists and turns. I loved this idea we'd bring together the group of characters, then once you started to believe all the tropes of heroes, you pull the rug out from under them. It's the opposite of feeling manipulated".
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