In particular it took an early punt on Chinese demand.
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The Wolverines blocked a punt on the next Maryland possession.
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Some of this is a punt on the global middle class.
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It's possible Trump will punt on some of the tough questions.
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I think the U.S. government's going to punt on it, myself.
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The message is simple but effective: You can't punt on climate change.
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In Mr. Engel's view, Congress chose to punt on one major issue.
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Go deeper: Top 2020 Democrats punt on China's Hong Kong crackdown threat
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There are a number of similar proposals that would "punt" on DACA. Sen.
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The Buccaneers were forced to punt on their lone possession during that span.
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The Supreme Court announced Monday that it will essentially punt on Zubik v.
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Xiaomi and Gree have both taken a punt on changing their original business models.
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Indeed, her decision to punt on Honduras for six months reportedly angered Kelly and Bossert.
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The Razorbacks forced Florida to punt on seven possessions and Arkansas ran 24 more plays.
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New Orleans successfully attempted a fake punt on its first fourth down of the drive.
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After a punt on their fourth possession, the Huskies put together two more touchdown drives.
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So they could punt on the issue and decide it on procedural grounds as well.
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I decided to give Rockstar's latest another shot, and punt on everything but the story.
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But over time the chances that a punt on euro-zone equities pays off are good.
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Virginia's Daniel Hamm fumbled on a punt on his own 11 early in the third quarter.
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Tennessee, though, was forced to punt on its next drive and Miami hung on to win.
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Did special counsel Robert Mueller punt on the question of whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice?
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"It is very unusual to punt on that kind of decision," he said of Mr. Mueller.
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Iowa State jumped out quickly after recovering a fumbled punt on the Kansas 8-yard line.
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The Flake plan would: Flake has also floated a so-called punt on the DACA issue.
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Mr Arora's investment spree include a $1 billion punt on Coupang, a loss-making South Korean unicorn.
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On Capitol Hill, setting up a commission typically means that politicians are going to punt on policy.
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They forced Rutgers to punt on each of its 10 drives that did not end a half.
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Those internal divisions may be too difficult to overcome, and lead them to punt on DACA altogether.
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And there are reasons why she may have chosen to punt on another run for her House seat.
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The Rams blocked a punt on Seattle's first possession, giving them the ball at Seattle's 11-yard line.
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Once New Orleans forced a punt on Carolina's ensuing possession, the Saints chewed up more than seven minutes.
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In other words, Mueller recognized the weight of this decision and decided to punt on the obstruction question?
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Oklahoma State's defense adjusted at halftime and made Tulsa punt on four consecutive possessions in the third quarter.
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At the moment neither banks nor individual investors have the appetite to take a punt on an unproven idea.
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After forcing a Cal punt on the opening series, Washington responded with an 11-play, 8513-yard touchdown march.
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Queensland's voters, in other words, are not the only people being asked to take a punt on the project.
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According to Potter, politicization at the commission has forced commissioners to punt on major issues over the last decade.
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Before the season's opening kickoff, the Ohio State University Buckeyes elected to punt on a crucial display of integrity.
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When it comes to that last punt on European resolve and its limits Mr Trump is probably on safer ground.
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Not to punt on the moral question or preach about it, but to think through a problem with his congregation.
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Forcing a punt on USC's third drive, the Buffs appeared poised to spring the potential upset on their senior day.
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Just because I'm sure Congress will punt on guns doesn't mean I don't really, really believe we have to change.
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Lawmakers could pass another short-term spending bill, though many are reluctant to punt on a final budget agreement again.
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Back in October 2015, Congress decided to punt on the issue by suspending the debt ceiling — with a hard end date.
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Rutgers was forced to punt on 12 of 14 possessions, and the Boilermakers are No. 6 nationally with nine fumble recoveries.
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As a result, most everyone has presumed, until recently, that Washington would punt on the issue until after November's midterm elections.
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The Chiefs failed to force opponents to punt on 17 consecutive possessions before Cincinnati did so on its first two series.
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An investment in a company is often as much a punt on its staff as it is on the product itself.
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On the opening possession of the second half, Kelly opted to punt on a 4th-and-4 from his own 41.
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The Tar Heels were forced to punt on their next series, but they used two timeouts to get the ball back.
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There were hints Friday that the White House might be willing to punt on the border funding issue until after September.
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The legal challenge faces a number of obstacles, which could serve as a reason for Trump to punt on any action.
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Bond investors are currently willing to take a punt on in the primary market, even on companies with relatively weak credit profiles.
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That could be an encouraging sign for Uber, though the court may still decide to punt on the question of Uber's identity.
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Meskell missed two field goals and the Beavers tried a fake punt on fourth down late in the quarter and didn't convert.
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On the Dolphins' next drive, the Jets continued to shut down Cutler and Matt Haack tried a fake punt on fourth down.
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Any decision to kill or punt on it gambles with the American modern way of life, our economy and our national security.
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That has prompted reinsurers to set up money-management platforms, akin to betting interfaces, where investors can punt on various classes of risk.
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And while Trump was happy to punt on actually fulfilling his campaign promise to end DACA, he wasn't willing to fight a lawsuit.
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Behind the scenes -- and note of general caution On Friday, there were reports that Trump was "mulling" a punt on the wall funding.
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In another instance, Orgeron called a timeout and elected to punt on fourth-and-22 after the offense initially remained on the field.
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If the justices punt on the constitutional question, DOJ said, the CFPB will remain under a shadow that casts doubt on its mission.
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Once he testified, congressional Democrats could no longer punt on the impeachment question by saying that they were waiting to hear from him.
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The Utes then forced USC to punt on its ensuing drive and that set up Utah's game-winning 15-play, 235-yard drive.
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Scott accused the White House of failing to meet his already stated needs to fight Zika as Congress continues to punt on funding.
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Although Ladbrokes has received a higher volume of bets to leave the EU, those making a punt on remain were placing higher financially larger.
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A growing economy gives voters confidence to take a punt on parties which might seem irresponsible when unemployment is high or GDP is falling.
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Rutgers was forced to punt on its next possession, before Northwestern kept pounding out yards with Bowser to run out the final 6:30.
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Although Seattle's defense was able to force the Falcons to punt on their next possession, it was the Atlanta defense that scored the next points.
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Democrats and the Obama administration have panned the decision to punt on appropriations work with a CR, but haven't indicated they'll vote against its passage.
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The American Civil Liberties Union called the Supreme Court's punt on Monday a "missed opportunity," although there are ongoing cases in Ohio and North Carolina.
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None of this means that Facebook should escape scrutiny throughout 2020, or that the decisions it does ultimately make (or punt on) should be excused.
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On their first possession the Knights lined up to punt on a fourth-and-3, but a UConn lineman jumped offside, resulting in a first down.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said she's hopeful the Republicans will punt on the issue, citing recent polls indicating that voters are largely opposed.
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The bill addressing border wall funding is among the three spending bills Congress intends to punt on until after the start of the new fiscal year.
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The Japanese conglomerate's Vision Fund is splashing $2.5 billion on online retailer Flipkart, effectively rendering worthless an earlier near $1 billion punt on rival startup Snapdeal.
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"But if this is one more attempt for them to kind of punt on their responsibility that will not go down well with the committee," he added.
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After fielding the punt on a bounce, Benjamin zig-zagged twice and went in easily as the Chargers took a 7-0 lead in the opening quarter.
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Presumably the company, best known for its oyster sauce, is not planning to transfer production to the site; this is a punt on the London property market.
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Still, it's possible Google thinks it's still worth a punt on the tech to offer an iMessage alternative — if only for a sub-set of Android handsets.
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Nothing compelled Mueller to punt on the obstruction question; the reason why you want a special counsel is to keep such matters out of the political realm.
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Soon afterwards he idly mentioned the businessman's desire to punt on the Vix to a colleague, Sandy Rattray, a cerebral Brit who was tickled by the idea.
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But no reasonable person could construe Gramercy's speculative punt on archaic local IOUs as a foreign investment of the kind that the FTA is designed to protect.
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Go deeper: Trump and Kim wrap up summit with "historic" document Trump's "message of peace," but a punt on substance How the North Korea summit is playing
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It's a return rivaled only by SoftBank's (SFTBY) $20 million punt on Alibaba (BABA) in 203, which secured the Japanese company a stake that's worth $132 billion.
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Perhaps the real reason for a thriving futures market is that people both inside and outside of the oil business enjoy a punt on the price of crude.
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At the time, the received wisdom was that it was easier to import American rap and R&B than to take a punt on more local, underground flavors.
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Though it's only early June, Washington is already gripped by election fever, and Congress has decided to punt on just about every major issue until after the election.
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Nintendo, a company fiercely proud and somewhat conservative when it came to its products, took a punt on a new idea by largely unknown development team Game Freak.
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Denver fans wanted a safety when a Pittsburgh return guy muffed a punt on the field of play, then another Steeler fell on the football in the end zone.
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Analysts anticipated the Fed would punt on a rate cut this week until there was greater clarity of how trade talks between the United States and China would unfold.
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It was the Buffs' second punt on USC's side of the field in the fourth quarter, the other coming when a promising drive was negated by a holding penalty.
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Trailing 244-240 midway through the third quarter, the Cardinals caught a break when the Titans faked a punt on fourth-and-258 from their own 27.5-yard line.
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As a result, we are left with, for the most part, individuals seeking tax relief or those who are willing to take a small punt on early stage businesses.
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After forcing a punt on Missouri's opening possession, the Bulldogs quickly drove 60 yards on six plays, capped off by a 25-yard touchdown pass from Fromm to Pickens.
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The 289ers then forced a punt on Seattle's next possession, after which the NFC West leaders drove 225 yards in eight plays to set up McLaughlin's second field goal.
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ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE — President Donald Trump and congressional leaders are getting ready to punt on a major shutdown fight over Trump's border wall for at least a week.
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Taking a punt on major regime changes, distressed debt investors in general are happy to slog it out, though the latest market developments have seen some rethink their position.
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Seen in this light, China's swap scheme could be more like a punt on a taxpayer-financed bank bailout than an honest bet on a resurrection of state-owned companies.
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No matter how fun it is to root for the underdog, it's still not too late to run to your friendly bookmaker and put down a punt on the Dubs.
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Over 100,000 new and reissued titles were released in France last year, in part because bookshops make a decent margin on bestsellers and can take a punt on edgier fare.
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Cincinnati Bengals: NT Jarran Reed, Alabama With the run on receivers coming right before their pick, the Bengals punt on replacing Marvin Jones and instead fix a long-time issue.
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With the Saints hosting the Atlanta Falcons in the first game in the Superdome since Hurricane Katrina, Gleason blocked a Michael Koenen punt on the first drive of the game.
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The warnings underscore major concerns that Congress may punt on the politically dicey budget process by simply approving a full-year continuing resolution keeping the budget at its current levels instead.
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The boss of Odey Asset Management had bet his $10.2 billion firm's assets on a fall in financial markets, including a series of "short" trading positions and a punt on gold.
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Titles like Kameo and Perfect Dark Zero had both received middling reviews, and I wasn't ready to take like a $730 punt on SEGA's new IP Condemned: Criminal Origins just yet.
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He said he believed that Mueller's decision to punt on the matter could mean the special counsel thought the evidence wasn't clear-cut in showing that the president committed a crime.
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He recently lost his house and lives in a car in Caracas' Propatria neighborhood but had a successful punt on the Animalitos, choosing the dog figure after his own had died.
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In Week 14 against the Buffalo Bills, Kelly chose to punt on 4th-and-5 from the Bills' 41-yard line; the score was tied at 20 with 8:47 left.
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Meanwhile, a blocker—in this case, USC sophomore wide receiver Michael Pittman—snares the punt on the other side of the field, where he can run almost unopposed to the end zone.
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Crystal ball: A Barclays research note making the rounds Monday morning forecasts either a six-month or nine-month extension, but predicts that oil ministers will punt on a very pivotal question.
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But even if they remain a slight underdog, it's hard to resist taking a punt on their winning the title at the four-to-one odds still being offered by some bookmakers.
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In the months leading up to Monday's Supreme Court punt on the gerrymandering cases out of Wisconsin and Maryland, those hoping the court would rein in partisan gerrymanders had been cautiously optimistic.
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Last fall, deciding whether to reimpose sanctions and decertify the deal under the Corker-Cardin legislation, the administration also opted to keep the door open to 'fixes' -- a punt on third down.
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There are those who argue that the framers' punt on slavery was worth it; that the republic known as the United States of America would probably not have been formed if they hadn't.
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As America spent decades dealing with addiction more as a criminal justice issue than as a public health concern, it's been easy for insurers to punt on paying for this kind of care.
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If there's a silver lining to the justices' punt on gerrymandering, it may be this: Perhaps it can motivate reformers to look beyond both the Supreme Court and past the single-winner district.
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If there's an objection by a senator or the President's defense team to new evidence, Chief Justice John Roberts could rule on it or punt on the issue and let the senators decide.
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It's a setback for the tech investment company, which is trying to prove that its dealmaking ability extends beyond a lucrative punt on Tencent, of which its parent Naspers was an early backer.
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The Titans took over at their 38 when the Saints faked a punt on fourth-and-7 and Justin Hardee dropped a pass from Taysom Hill that would have produced a first down.
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The Hokies converted a fake punt on fourth-and-2911 to keep the drive alive when punter Mitchell Ludwig tossed a lob pass to Terrell Edmunds, who gained 22 yards on the play.
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It's in this space that private equity, family offices and mid-tier miners play, looking for cash to develop projects either through deals or taking a punt on raising money through a public listing.
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Until recently, Suu Kyi "had to punt on this issue of rising anti-Muslim, anti-Rohingya sentiment to achieve political goals," said Greg Poling, a fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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We could see a punt on everything until March, or we could see resolution to almost every outstanding legislative issue wrapped up in this short-term funding fix, or the government could shut down.
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He accused the majority leader of trying to punt on witnesses until basically the end of the trial in hopes of just running out the clock and moving to a vote on the charges.
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It was the Buffs' second punt on USC's side of the field in the second half, the other coming when a promising drive was cut short by a holding penalty late in the third quarter.
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Pedro Martins, a former employment minister in Portugal who is now at Queen Mary University of London, wonders whether bosses are still too uncertain about the economy to take a punt on a permanent hire.
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Tre Turner caught a 7-yard touchdown pass, then blocked a Virginia punt on the ensuing drive that was recovered by Jovonn Quillen for a score to put the Hokies in control of the game.
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In an unusual twist, many senators were openly saying they didn't want the House to pass their bill, but instead they just viewed the measure as a vehicle to punt on finalizing the details later.
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Devesh Shah, the banker who fielded the call, tried to sell Cuban a variance swap, but the Texas-based billionaire wanted to punt on the hot new "fear index" he had heard so much about.
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The Michigan State defense, which was among the best in the nation last season, held Tulsa to 80 total yards while forcing three turnovers, recording six sacks and adding a blocked punt on special teams.
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But before I get to that, let's entertain the notion that there was some merit in Trump's agnostic punt on whether a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians should involve one state or two.
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The Texans' defense forced the Colts to punt on their next possession and stopped Indianapolis quarterback Jacoby Brissett a yard shy of a first down on fourth-and-7 with three minutes left to play.
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Midway through the fourth quarter, Baylor safety JT Woods recovered a fumbled punt on the UTSA 15-yard line, and the Bears scored two plays later, on an end-around by wide receiver Chris Platt.
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Last year during the Bengals' playoff loss to Indianapolis, Lewis ordered a punt on fourth-and-short in Colts territory though Cincinnati was trailing; later, still trailing, the Bengals punted on fourth-and-short from midfield.
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Bowles, meanwhile, is under fire for calling for the Jets to punt on a fourth-and-two from their own 46 when they trailed 24-13 with seven and a half minutes to go in Pittsburgh.
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The 14-play, 73-yard drive was prolonged by a fake punt on fourth-and-6 from the Bills 313 when the ball was snapped directly to tight end Logan Thomas, a quarterback at Virginia Tech.
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But when Minnesota cornerback and return specialist centered himself under the angeled punt on the Vikings&apos own 20-yard line, the ball bounced off of his chest before falling to the turf on his right.
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Although Seattle's defense was able to force the Falcons to punt on their next possession, it was the Atlanta defense — led by head coach and ex-Seahawks defensive coordinator Dan Quinn — that would score the next points.
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The president's decision on Tuesday to punt on the future of 800,2023 young men and women who are Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients, often referred to as "Dreamers," is deeply disappointing, to put it lightly.
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Michael Thomas blocked an Andy Lee punt on the Cardinals' next possession and Elijhaa Penny fell on the loose ball in the end zone to trim the deficit to 17-14 with 9:52 to go before halftime.
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But Mr. Cruz's advisers said he was willing to punt on Oregon and New Mexico, which together account for 52 delegates, because the campaign needed to offer states with approximately the same number of delegates as Indiana's 57.
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Puzzi's winning kick, his third field goal of the game, came after James Madison fell short on a fake punt on fourth and 5, giving the Raiders the ball at their 39-yard line with 2:33 left.
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With just over a minute remaining in the third quarter of their Divisional Round matchup against Jimmy Garoppolo and his top-seeded 49ers, the Vikings lined up to field a punt on a San Francisco fourth-and-1.
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Richard tied the score at 225 on a 217-yard run with 214:38 remaining after Khaylan Thomas blocked a punt on Colorado's next possession, enabling the Sun Devils to take over at the Buffaloes' 40-yard line.
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With Louisiana State trailing Mississippi, 3-0, and 10 minutes remaining, he caught a punt on his own 19693-yard line, broke as many as seven tackles and ran 89 yards for a touchdown and a 7-3 victory.
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But the administration's top economic and trade officials have since faced a barrage of questions concerning the deal, including how much China will agree to purchase from the U.S. and whether Beijing will ultimately punt on codifying their agreement.
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Yet the prospects for national litigation darkened considerably in June, with the one-two punch of a Supreme Court punt on a major partisan gerrymandering case, followed by the retirement of the swing vote on the issue, Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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Before the season, it became clear that the Dolphins, unlikely to compete in the AFC East, were happy to punt on the 2019 season to acquire draft picks and future assets for whatever players they could sell off from their roster.
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If they can avoid that situation and still move forward with spending bills, Republicans fighting to hold the Senate in the November elections would probably rather punt on the budget altogether, even though it might draw some ridicule from Democrats.
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But the enduring image of the game, for better or worse, is Britton Colquitt lining up for a punt on his team's opening drive and seemingly not noticing as Tyler Matakevich of the Steelers blocked the ball into the end zone.
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When Blackstone's share price tumbled during the financial crisis, Mr Schwarzman listened to board members urging him to maintain its dividend, to spare the blushes of the Chinese sovereign-wealth fund, which had taken a huge punt on the IPO.
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If you don't step aside, the voters you need to win will decide to punt on this election and fight another day when the inevitable reset from the progressive policies that President Obama and Hillary Clinton will have pursued for 12 years comes.
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The easiest way to punt on aid would be for Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to refuse to "certify" that Northern Triangle governments have met certain standards set by Congress as conditions of aid, based on things like human-rights violations and corruption.
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Included in those was the option congressional Republicans had begun to coalesce behind: a two-week continuation of funding at the current levels -- essentially a punt on the issue until after the New Year -- and right after Democrats take control of the House.
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In the past, Ms. Pelosi and her leadership team have bowed to the party's moderate wing, which was a critical force behind decisions to punt on releasing a budget resolution and to pull legislation that would have effectively given members a pay bump.
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If you're committed to the view that restrictionists can and must be steamrolled, you'll respond to this offer the way many Democrats have — call it a "white supremacist ransom note," punt on policy, and use the issue to rally your base in 2018.
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Even big investors who would have taken a punt on the yen or euro a decade ago now avoid direct currency investments, seeing them only as an asset class to hedge against, said Bob Michele, JP Morgan Asset Management's fixed income chief investment officer.
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It would introduce dramatic uncertainty into the health care system, place the most vulnerable among us at risk of losing the coverage they need, and punt on the important work of replacing Obamacare with reforms that could actually lower costs and expand choices for consumers.
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Trump told Republican senators at the White House Thursday that he will punt on a proposal until after an upcoming Supreme Court ruling that could overturn the temporary protections for Dreamers the Obama administration implemented, known as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Reading the tea leaves Several congressional aides on both sides of the aisle took the appearance of White House adviser Stephen Miller on CBS's "Face the Nation" as a sign that any cave or punt on the wall funding wasn't in the works, at least not yet.
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Section 232 gives the president a 180-day time limit to negotiate agreements to address any national security concerns, if he decides to punt on imposing tariffs, "but it doesn't require an announcement," said Gary Hufbauer, a senior fellow with the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Israeli furniture maker Keter Group's recently allocated €320m add-on loan has broken through par on Europe's secondary loan market, gifting over 3 points of profit to investors willing to take a punt on one of the trickiest loan syndications so far this year.
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Until recently, Chinese savers faced two extreme options for managing their money: stash it in bank accounts, where interest rates were artificially low, but it was as safe as the Communist Party; or punt on the stockmarket, about as safe as playing baccarat in a casino in Macau.
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The Aggies (24-22, 218-3) were forced to punt on their next drive and Shane Tripucka, who had a punt blocked for a touchdown in the first half, didn&apost get this one off cleanly either and it went just 16 yards to give Auburn good field position.
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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.) and his GOP leadership team on Monday decided to punt on any gun-related legislation until after the long summer recess.
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Furthermore, Hoeven's progression -- entering the July 4 congressional recess undecided, facing pressure from constituents while home, then coming out against the bill -- is the precise scenario that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his lieutenants feared when they were forced to punt on a health care vote until after the break.
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Bowles has generally been well received in New York, though he spent this week taking the most heat he's experienced so far in his two-year tenure after opting to punt on a fourth-and-two at midfield while trailing by two scores midway through the fourth quarter in Pittsburgh.
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First, he called for a punt on 20th-and-143 with four minutes remaining in overtime when his team had to have a victory to keep their faint playoff hopes alive; next, his defense only had 214 men on the field on the first play of the ensuing Dolphins drive.
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The throwback connection between quarterback and tight end proved to be too much for Los Angeles on a day when Coach Sean McVay's highlight-reel offense was forced to punt on its first eight possessions of the game — and 212 times overall — and was limited to just 2114 total yards.
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Wynn Resorts, which gets most of its earnings from operations in the Chinese enclave of Macau, is effectively a punt on the whims of politicians in Beijing, who mostly turn a blind eye to the 20 million citizens who flood over the border in a year to engage in activity forbidden back home.
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San Francisco's defense rewarded Garoppolo's touchdown pass by forcing a punt on what initially looked like a strong Kansas City drive, and the 49ers looked to be in position to take a lead in the final seconds of the half, when Garoppolo found George Kittle for a long completion in Kansas City territory.
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He castigated Democrats as "unpatriotic" for supporting a possible impeachment, commented on Prince Andrew's relationship with the disgraced financier Jeffrey A. Epstein — "tough story," Mr. Trump said of the prince, whom he claimed not to know — and mused that he might punt on a trade deal with China until after the 2020 election.
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The Hill's 12:200063 Report: Happening now - Final tax vote in the House | Trump, Republicans plan victory lap at White House | House GOP ditches funding plan amid infighting | Lawmakers punt on DACA fix | The Hill Interview - McConnell sees 2017 as great year for GOP | NBC floats 'The Office' revival HAPPENING NOW Almost ready to send to the 'Sugar King'!
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OHIO STATE 033, RUTGERS 023 J. T. Barrett broke the team record for career touchdown passes with the third of his four scoring tosses, No. 013 Ohio State's defense forced Rutgers to punt on each of its 003 drives, and the Buckeyes (214-1, 214-211 Big Ten) routed the Scarlet Knights (212-211, 212-213) in Columbus, Ohio.
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Only seven of the original 23 CO-OPs remain standing after the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) was forced to punt on promised risk corridor payments, shelling out only 85033 percent of the funds the insurers were banking on to stem the losses brought by heavier regulation and a sicker market on the individual health insurance exchanges.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — As advanced statistical analysis and its attendant new technology continue to reshape how sports are understood, watched and even played — when to punt on fourth down in football, where to position a baseball team's infielders and how to build a winning basketball team — these new numbers also create a vexing problem: How to account for what complex algorithms cannot explain.
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" "If the FTC decides to punt on some things and says it can do other things, I think you're going to see other federal agencies that people are going to turn to for some kind of engagement and relief until we have a more global resolution to some of these issues that Airbnb is so aggressively fighting at the city and state level.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Overnight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate Saagar Enjeti dismisses new Biden campaign ad as 'Hillary Clinton 2628' MORE (I-Vt.) significant home state advantage there were behind the campaign's decision to punt on the ballot-access requirements.
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Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyHistory in the House: Congress weathers unprecedented week Democrat grills DHS chief over viral image of drowned migrant and child Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp MORE (D-Va.) said Mueller, in choosing "to punt" on the obstruction question, has likely shifted the balance of powers toward the executive branch — at least in the near term.
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Whether it&aposs Peter Strzok and his star-crossed lover, or if it&aposs Loretta Lynch and her decision to punt on the entire thing after the meeting on the tarmac with Bill Clinton and hand the whole thing to James Comey, or all the other characters that clearly had an unmistakable bias here, and especially when you stop and consider the final decision that they made when James Comey comes out and gives this withering indictment of Hillary Clinton over the email thing and then says but we&aposre not going to indict her.
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Romney said he supports Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Brent Budowsky: Bloomberg should give billion to Democrats MORE's (R-Ky.) position that the Senate should first pass an organizing resolution that sets up the opening arguments by House impeachment managers and President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE's defense team, and punt on the question of whether to subpoena former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE and other witnesses.
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Monday Trump's legal team argues impeachment process a 'charade'CNN poll: 51% say Senate should remove Trump from officeSeveral House Republicans to join Trump's impeachment team following internal debate Tuesday Clinton says 'nobody likes' Sanders and won't commit to backing him if he's the Democratic nomineeSupreme Court signals it won't consider Obamacare challenge before electionSenate passes impeachment trial rules to punt on witnesses in early Wednesday morning voteUS military says additional service members treated for injuries from Iranian strikes Wednesday Chief justice admonishes discourse during impeachment trialTrump says he would 'love' to sit in Senate chamber during impeachmentTrump downplays service members' concussion injuries from Iranian attack: 'I heard they had headaches' Thursday EPA weakens protections for streams and wetlandsUS issues new rules restricting travel by pregnant foreigners, fearing the use of 'birth tourism'Trump expected to sign US-Mexico-Canada trade deal next week Friday Trump vows support for anti-abortion movement at March for Life rallyHouse impeachment managers wrap up their case with Trump's obstruction And that was the week in 15 headlines.
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