Only in Staten Island did Sanders put up a fight.
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They'll put up a fight in the Eastern Conference finals.
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Whether the administration will put up a fight remains unclear.
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Trump has made clear he intends to put up a fight.
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Arvad didn't put up a fight when he ended the affair.
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Optimists claim that its army would not put up a fight.
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I decided to put up a fight by getting into therapy.
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Defendants may be more inclined not to put up a fight.
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I even put up a fight when it came to drinking water.
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Sini couldn't confirm that Mickens put up a fight during the struggle.
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And when that's challenged, Ariana is going to put up a fight.
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But Democrats have pledged to put up a fight over Trump's nominee.
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Sanders will put up a fight, particularly in the Great Lakes states.
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They didn't even put up a fight against SALT - could have won.
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Some delegates said Iran might still put up a fight on Monday.
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Of course, Canada will probably put up a fight, as history shows.
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She barely put up a fight on this in a previous episode.
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Minnesota's struggling youth put up a fight against the Northwest Division-leading Thunder.
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The eagle and the fox put up a fight to have the rabbit.
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Evidently, batsmen showed little heart to dig in and put up a fight.
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And at this point, she's not expecting Carl to put up a fight.
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Loyalists, faced with a threat to the Union, would put up a fight.
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But the roaches that didn't put up a fight nearly always got stung.
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He didn't put up a fight and showed no outward signs of violent behavior.
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MORE's pick Merrick Garland, are vowing to put up a fight over his confirmation.
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Miami, which has the worst record in the National League, put up a fight.
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And a few states, like Florida, might put up a fight along their coasts.
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Lawmakers in France and Italy may also put up a fight to preserve jobs.
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For this team, the mission had become to simply to put up a fight.
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The victim put up a fight, but Rivera allegedly strangled Rodriguez until she stopped moving.
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But that definition of "appropriate" is frustrating if "did she put up a fight" remains.
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While the North American contingent was considered the frontrunner, Morocco did put up a fight.
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Reid gambled that Republicans would be too divided and distracted to put up a fight.
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The younger man put up a fight, but the robber stabbed him in the back.
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And no fish ever put up a fight like the malware that took over Eric's site.
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Its usually macho government did not put up a fight and promised to preserve "strong ties".
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If nothing comes my way, we'll still probably make the playoffs and put up a fight.
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Spears didn't put up a fight in-studio, but we're told that will change in court.
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Netflix is acknowledging that, although it's a huge company, it's still going to put up a fight.
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It's also unclear if the school district will continue to put up a fight over the order.
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Markets have reacted well, suggesting regulators and activist investors are not expected to put up a fight.
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The jihadists hardly put up a fight and local Arabs and Turkoman welcomed the Turks as liberators.
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Humbert put up a fight with 20 aces and a chance to beat Isner in straight sets.
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Is India prepared to put up a fight in an event of invasion by aliens and zombies?
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They just made me aware and gave me the strength to put up a fight against them.
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Our strike proved that workers must be willing to put up a fight to get better conditions.
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Some internet companies were expected to put up a fight to prevent the proposal from taking hold.
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They grabbed hold of him, and he didn't put up a fight, he just went with them.
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When it comes to adult bariatric surgery, doctors say, insurers usually do not put up a fight.
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But Congress isn't the only interested party expected to put up a fight over Trump's latest move.
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But religious dissenters put up a fight, arguing that it would impinge on freedom of religious expression.
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"We will put up a fight in Europe, because if you don't even put up a fight, like the governments in the past, who went to Brussels cap in hand and their trousers round their ankles, it's clear you can't win," Mr Salvini told selfie-snapping supporters in Orvieto.
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She will face criticism from liberals in the party, but she can argue she put up a fight.
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" Schwarzenegger vowed to put up a fight in Washington, calling the after-school program leaders in attendance "terminators.
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Don't worry little guy, there are plenty of trash cans out there that won't put up a fight.
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They have no kids and such a short marriage usually means all involved won't put up a fight.
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"Lezbon is going on the pitch to put up a fight against heteronormativity and male dominance," Selin says.
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And while the plan has largely unified Republicans, Democrats have indicated that they will put up a fight.
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He said one of the boys, who is 14, stabbed Ms. Majors when she put up a fight.
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Equifax seems like it's going to put up a fight, so help in the form of chatbots can't hurt.
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The German shepherd tried to put up a fight, but too exhausted from her ordeal, she quickly gave in.
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After making it clear that she was happy to put up a fight, prison guards made her life hell.
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The Pistons might put up a fight, but the Cavaliers are going to move on to the next round.
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But one thing's for sure: Rihanna wouldn't put up a fight for KD if she were on The Bachelor.
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The president went on to say that he would have preferred to put up a fight before the Nov.
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I needed to know that I put up a fight, that I fought this guy because I didn't remember.
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If this rule exists, I am surprised other young parents in the building have not put up a fight.
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We can still count on the very human instinct to rally around the underdog and put up a fight.
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Mr. Berman of the historical society said that Mr. Hess's heirs put up a fight to save the Voorhis.
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For Gallab, making an album that reflects that is the greatest way to put up a fight against tyranny.
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According to a police statement disseminated to press, the victim did not put up a fight because she was drunk.
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When Jacobs put up a fight, Ross threatened to fire political staff at the agency, including Jacobs and his aides.
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After her divorce, she put up a fight to support, guide, and encourage her kids to achieve everything they wanted.
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Given the Chinese determination to put up a fight, it remains to be seen how Trump could force Xi's hand.
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So I think the best thing to do would be to fight back, put up a fight, definitely don't play dead.
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Progressive groups and their allies in Congress have promised to put up a fight if Pai looks to dismantle the regulations.
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Most people patronized by M.B.S. are recent appointees and should not be expected to put up a fight against King Salman.
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Card told us -- after a Tom Brokaw cameo -- no one wants the gig, and they tend to put up a fight.
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Democrats put up a fight in the Senate, but they lacked the votes to block the Republican majority and they lost.
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The plucky Giants did put up a fight, especially on defense, which has hardly been the team's strong suit this season.
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The Trump administration has favored deregulating the financial sector, and it would be surprising if it suddenly put up a fight.
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To the extent a paper trail does exist, lawmakers will have to put up a fight to get their hands on it.
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I wanted to show him that I was not going down easily and that I was going to put up a fight.
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Arm your team: Put up a fight With the 2020 presidential election cycle already underway, we know that our democracy is vulnerable.
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"If others in the neighborhood want to put up a fight and die, that's their choice, I guess," Pastor Danny said, shrugging.
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America is at greater risk of additional attacks, it is more exposed, and it is less willing to put up a fight.
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Farr marks the latest test of whether Democrats can still effectively put up a fight, even as they remain in the minority.
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Eventually, the property did get sold to someone, and we didn't really put up a fight when they came to inspect the property.
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While it took her longer to get the impeachment ball rolling than many Democrats like, Pelosi is ready to put up a fight.
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He said Ozturk and other officers had been resisting arrest, had put up a fight, "had heavy weapons," and standoffs lasted several hours.
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Earlier this season, the Bulldogs stormed into Cameron Indoor Stadium and put up a fight against the Blue Devils before coming up short.
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And if I'm going to put up a fight to eat a food, it's going to be a lobster — not a chicken wing.
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In some, judges personally choose lawyers for death-penalty cases, and they can pick ones who they know won't put up a fight.
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But Democrats are still fuming from the block of Merrick Garland, Obama's final nominee, last year, and will likely put up a fight.
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It is unclear if the officers or the suspect are saying anything to one another, and whether the suspect put up a fight.
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The bottom line is that if Democrats want to see Mueller's work, then Barr's comments suggest they'll need to put up a fight.
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California officials promised Monday to put up a fight against the Trump administration's newly announced decision to lower standards for car tailpipe emissions.
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Judging by Beijing's reaction to the Tuesday announcement, China is seeing through Trump's negotiation technique and is determined to put up a fight.
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Democrats are expected to put up a fight to flip the Long Island district, although the seat is favored to remain in GOP hands.
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The question emerging now in the Senate is whether Democrats will put up a fight to block the confirmation of a Trump nominated judge.
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What the AT&T strike made clear is that America's corporations won't be held accountable unless workers are willing to put up a fight.
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She came from a tiny Moravian village called Želetava, and every year I put up a fight to spend the summer with her there.
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The Duterte government has insisted the more than 5,000 suspected drug dealers killed by police in anti-narcotics operations all put up a fight.
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And she said her son did not put up a fight when she decided to move the family to the other side of the country.
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Mike Kennedy, who put up a fight during the first round of the primary, blocking Romney's attempt to secure to the majority of the vote.
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Kim's projected victory comes two years after an election where Democrats barely put up a fight, as MacArthur was so well-entrenched in his district.
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Chevron also wanted Anadarko's liquefied natural gas development in Mozambique, but not badly enough to put up a fight, according to Stifel analyst Michael Scialla.
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Cunning: Negan is not one to put up a fight when the odds are against him out of a misplaced sense of arrogance or pride.
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After authorities had Wittenmeyer in handcuffs, he continued to put up a fight and began taunting the police officers, referencing recently murdered Yarmouth Police Sgt.
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And if Mr. Cohn did not always feel comfortable charging a friend for his services, Mr. Trump was hardly one to put up a fight.
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The Midshipmen (123-5) put up a fight, wiping out an eight-point halftime deficit with a 12-3 run to start the second half.
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Each one is likely to face subpoenas to testify, and each is likely given the president's past rules of engagement to put up a fight.
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The Midshipmen (6-5) put up a fight, wiping out an eight-point halftime deficit with a 12-3 run to start the second half.
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His decision to quit; pull the plug; to not put up a fight cost us not only his seat, but more seats throughout the state.
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They would demonstrate, however, that Democrats have tried their best to at least put up a fight, when Republicans clearly have no qualms doing so themselves.
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Toyota may be late to make an "electrify everything" pledge, but it wants to put up a fight to keep its standing as a dominant automaker.
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Key House progressive leaders issued a statement Wednesday praising elements of the deal and suggesting they were not planning to put up a fight against it.
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Plus the fitted sheets are made with a heavy-duty elastic so you don't have to put up a fight trying to keep them in place.
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Sadly, Congress will likely put up a fight against spending too much on peacetime space exploration — they do have that habit of being boring and shortsighted.
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Miss Bee had put up a fight, her legs cracking and splitting but not letting loose, even as chunks of wood flew across the living room.
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"I just want to ask as a favor that if they don't resist, if they don't put up a fight, that you pardon them," he said.
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The Astros put up a fight, loading the bases in the eighth after Jose Altuve clubbed his 27th home run to cut the deficit to one.
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I don't know about all the personal accolades or all the dominance or that kind of stuff, but we just want to put up a fight.
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Cory Booker an opportunity to show the Democratic base they can put up a fight against President Donald Trump while the national television cameras are running.
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But Republicans sought to put up a fight against the articles, using the introduction of multiple amendments to reassert their arguments in defense of the president.
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At a meeting in July, Facebook's founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg railed that if she tried to disband his company, it will put up a fight.
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He recalls tending to a 216-year-old woman whose heart refused to quit and a young man whose heart never even put up a fight.
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Poor Parisians tried to put up a fight but were eventually forced to flee, their homes knocked down with minimal notice and little or no recompense.
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The 33ers put up a fight in the first half of their Staples Center double dip before falling to the Los Angeles Clippers 112-100 on Saturday.
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Dela Rosa and the government insist the more than 5,000 suspected drug dealers whom police have killed in anti-narcotics operations had all put up a fight.
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Although nearly all of Holzhauer's episodes have been runaways going into Final Jeopardy, Levin put up a fight so strong that Holzhauer only beat him by $18.
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The plan first needs approval from Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet, where hard-line Brexiteers could put up a fight, then from a Parliament stacked with opponents.
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And Sanders is also prepared to put up a fight on March 2628, when more than a dozen contests will be held on this cycle's Super Tuesday.
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The Marlins, despite being maligned for another fire sale of top players this winter, put up a fight against Syndergaard, who battled his own command at times.
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The Yankees put up a fight, with Aaron Judge and Castro hitting two-run homers that nearly helped the team crawl back from a five-run deficit.
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Italy, which has significant economic ties to Russia and pushed back against a rollover of the sanctions in January, is also expected to put up a fight.
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Environmental advocacy groups point out that there are federal laws against creating new roads through protected areas of land, and they're prepared to put up a fight.
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Though its rivals are hardly beloved by voters, that will make it harder for the PT to put up a fight in the next presidential election, in 2018.
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His backing could be invaluable after a narrow victory or in a hung parliament, when UMNO's creatures in the bureaucracy might be expected to put up a fight.
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"'We are dying, let's put up a fight!' is the way some Rohingyas feel," says one Muslim leader who works to achieve reconciliation among religious groups in Rakhine.
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Subscribe to the War College podcast on iTunes Can NATO still put up a fight against Russia Is the Syrian war partly an ad for Russian arms sales?
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In the same column, he urged Congressional Republicans to put up a fight on the debt ceiling by requiring more budget discipline as a condition of higher debt levels.
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" In the same column, he urged Congressional Republicans to "put up a fight on the debt ceiling by requiring more budget discipline as a condition of higher debt levels.
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" In the same column, he urged Congressional Republicans to "put up a fight on the debt ceiling by requiring more budget discipline as a condition of higher debt levels.
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Dreamers, Ho said, are speaking out and are not afraid to put up a fight because they were educated in US schools that taught them to stand up for themselves.
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Combating Monday is a lot easier when you've got the armor to put up a fight, and it's not necessarily about a whole new outfit or a pretty new purchase.
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The firebrand 71-year-old president has captured headlines for tough and violent rhetoric, such as urging the public to kill drug dealers and criminals who put up a fight.
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He put up a fight last year when the White House Office of Management and Budget sought to take more control over how the Republican tax law was carried out.
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Or she could put up a fight, either from a place of sanctuary or by appearing for her check-in amid media coverage that Puente would organize on her behalf.
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That call to arms put pressure on other Democrats to put up a fight against Trump's nominees and led to one of the most contentious nomination process in recent memory.
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The Marines are simply trying to keep Lashkar Gah from falling to the Taliban, and to help the Afghan forces come out of their barracks and put up a fight.
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On top of DACA, CHIP, and Obamacare funding, Democrats will still have to put up a fight against a whole host of "nonstarters" that Republicans have been known to propose.
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But a few recent energy bankruptcies have shown that junior creditors and shareholders are willing to put up a fight in bankruptcy proceedings, rather than take just any deal they're offered.
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Al Franken wishes mightily he hadn't resigned as U.S. Senator in wake of sexual misconduct allegations ... saying he should have put up a fight because he denies he did anything wrong.
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Here she is called Beth, a carefree sorority sister who is more interested in cocktails than chocolate — but can put up a fight when the Amazons show up to arrest Diana.
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But that is not the whole story: Lemonade, which said the letter came in the wake of its launch in Germany this summer, said that it will put up a fight.
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Rosselló added that while he hopes Trump won't move in that direction, local officials are prepared to put up a fight if the president does decide to go down that road.
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He was careful to stress it could always rethink if needed, but the bank's more hawkish members from places like Germany and the Netherlands would almost certainly put up a fight.
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But "John Wick" this is not: Even the action scenes lack heft, as Riley is such an expert shooter that hardly any of the adversaries she confronts put up a fight.
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What to expect for his nomination: Democrats will likely put up a fight against any potential secretary who supports key items of the Republican agenda, in particular repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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While the Detroit giant initially put up a fight to hang onto its global sales crown, GM has now abandoned its longtime strategy of growth, almost no matter what the cost.
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Purely as a matter of politics, the Republicans should be all for releasing the report and the Democrats should put up a fight, but a fight they actually want to lose.
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Most observers we spoke to think that if Sanders can't win Minnesota and Colorado and at least put up a fight in Oklahoma and Tennessee on Tuesday, his campaign is probably toast.
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When Ellen caught wind of the fact that she could be losing her world record title for most retweet to this chicken nugget lover, she knew she to put up a fight.
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It could take months or years if Mr. Trump is determined to put up a fight over such issues for every subpoena, appealing any losses all the way to the Supreme Court.
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The cost-benefit model of news analysis has favored taking down the powerless who can't fight back over the powerful who have the money and the connections to put up a fight.
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That could mean it could take months to clear through all of the president's nominees if Democrats decide to put up a fight, and other priorities like Obamacare repeal could also be delayed.
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On Monday, the Senate will vote on whether to confirm Pai to another term, and Democrats are trying to put up a fight by making the vote a referendum on his deregulatory agenda.
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According to this version of the tale, Mr. Khashoggi put up a fight and got killed, and a local collaborator was given the body to dispose of, perhaps in pieces and in suitcases.
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The cost-benefit mode of news analysis will always favor taking down the powerless who can't fight back over the powerful who have the money and the connections to put up a fight.
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She is ready to put up a fight to stay in the United States and says that perhaps what this country needed to wake up was exactly what it got: President-elect Donald Trump.
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Why the battle for Mosul matters in the fight against ISIS But, if Monday is any indication, "ISIS is showing that it's very willing to put up a fight," CNN's Nick Paton Walsh said.
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Demand Justice's Brian Fallon told Splinter's Libby Watson that there was definitely a way for Democrats to hit the trail while ensuring that the party still put up a fight on outstanding judicial nominees.
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Philippine Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra said on Friday the government need not be told by anyone to stop extrajudicial executions, because killing suspects who did not put up a fight had never been policy.
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Mr. Kim, for example, is seeking to unseat Representative Tom MacArthur, a wealthy self-funded Republican who has been so well entrenched in his district that the Democrats barely put up a fight in 2016.
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Since a 3-249 homestand earlier this month, the Thunder have lost four of five and barely put up a fight in a 213.5-212.5 setback at the Western Conference-worst Dallas Mavericks on Saturday.
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Though the White House was willing to put up a fight about increasing spending for a border wall during past spending battles with Congress, this new House deal maintains the current funding of $1.37 billion.
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Ronald dela Rosa, Duterte's top lieutenant in the crackdown, and the government insist that the more than 5,000 suspected drug dealers whom police have killed in anti-narcotics operations had all put up a fight.
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The creature was actually quiet calm, It didn't put up a fight, Now if you don't believe my story I have a picture to prove it, And you must admit i'm lucky to be alive.
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Photos by NJinLA When your shithead President is threatening the livelihood of immigrants and refugees, you put up a fight, which, if you're a certain breed of (party) person, means turning up for a good cause.
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If an employer is planning layoffs, for example, a larger unit with more members may not put up a fight if it can ensure most of the pink slips go to workers in other, smaller units.
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They aren't Portland, pressured into signing Turner and matching Allan Crabbe's offer sheet just because they beat the broken Los Angeles Clippers and put up a fight against half of Steph Curry in the second round.
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"I think at that point, it was to [Iran's] interest that Iraq be able to put up a fight, because Iran needs an Iraq that will protect it against just this kind of threat," she says.
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However, the Panthers put up a fight with a 21-6 burst later in the half to move within one point before the Gamecocks scored six of the final eight points for a 48-43 halftime lead.
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If you add your new habit to that same train, as if it were a new passenger, the brain won't put up a fight, because you're not trying to take control of the train or the track.
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YouTube is ready to put up a fight against the EU measure, which threatens to force it to block a wide swath of content and slow down the process of uploading videos to the site to avoid liability.
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Google's total is well behind both of those larger rivals, but it still shows that the company is managing to put up a fight — and it's faring better than Pandora, which is hovering just below 7 million subscribers.
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Asked if a drugs war run by PDEA would see fewer killings than those seen under the police, Lapena said it was up to the criminal gangs to decide whether to surrender quietly, or put up a fight.
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The man on the phone while I was speaking to him said "oh, well your voice doesn't sound like a guy" and I just felt so defeated and I didn't have the energy to put up a fight.
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While the Browns season is spiraling out of control, the Cleveland defense still has enough talent to put up a fight, and the Bills offense has scored more than 21 points in just two of their past outings.
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The Green Bay Packers put up a fight in the second half, but in a rematch of last year's N.F.C. championship game, they once again found themselves on the losing side, falling to the Atlanta Falcons, 34-23.
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The game initially looked like it would be a blowout in the Celtics' favor, but the Nets put up a fight and went into halftime with the score tied following a 14-0 run in the second quarter.
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The investor presentation containing the case against the activist is a fairly aggressive move for a company but could become more common as dissident shareholders take on bigger companies that have the resources to put up a fight.
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One big thing: Farah's move gives the Trump administration a direct line of communication to one of the more obstinate wings of the GOP, just as the Freedom Caucus looks set to put up a fight over tax reform.
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Spain's old heads will surely put up a fight in the semifinals, and an Australia team that has already hung with the Americans once before lurks in the gold medal game, but a locked-in Durant quiets all concerns.
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But Democrats were able to raise doubts about Judge Kavanaugh's candor at earlier confirmation hearings for a Court of Appeals seat, underscore the sweep of his conservative ideology and show allies they were willing to put up a fight.
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But Jones has attracted some support from Democrats and progressive activists who are eager to see the party put up a fight in the South, particularly against Moore, whose public persona is built in part on his opposition to LGBT rights.
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"According to Ortiz, when Ortiz took Janelle to the gravel mounds and pulled the gun, Janelle did not put up a fight and stated something to the effect of 'Do what you need to do or have to do,'" said Alaniz.
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The ride-hailing service has fought a year-long court battle over its self-driving car unit and put up a fight in late 2016 when it was asked to get a permit; Uber agreed to get one early last year.
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As my colleague Carl Hulse wrote: They want to show their supporters that they are going to put up a fight, and to force Republicans into votes that show how far the party will go to shield Mr. Trump from scrutiny.
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Like any true New Yorker, the bar put up a fight, but despite the best efforts of the owner Marcello Salinas and his family the original location succumbed to the city's seemingly inexorable mutation into a solid block of luxury condos.
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Colonel Erwin Margarejo, spokesman for Manila police, described the raids that started late Wednesday in Manila as "one-time, big-time" operations, the same term used by police in Bulacan, who said the victims died because they chose to put up a fight.
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The fact that Mr. Ryan only reluctantly agreed to be speaker after intense wooing from fellow Republicans has raised the prospect that he may not put up a fight to keep his position as the highest-ranking elected Republican in the House.
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Even before I started drinking, I was certain that much of life would be kept away from me, and I became terrified as I watched everyone around me flatline from birth to death, with little evidence that they had put up a fight.
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If the third parties want to regain their luster, nothing would help like running serious candidates who can actually put up a fight, especially in a day and age when rich candidates are increasingly throwing their hats in the ring for top offices.
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But the White House's real problem isn't that Democrats are using their leverage to restrict immigration enforcement money — it's that congressional Republican leadership isn't willing to put up a fight (and risk a shutdown) to give the White House what it wants.
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Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-Calif.), the lead manager of the House team, also signaled that Democrats intend to put up a fight Friday for witnesses, pushing back on the White House legal team's claims of executive privilege.
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This season, the Lakers are hoping to put up a fight against the Stephen Curry and Golden State, the team that has repeatedly triumphed over the Cavaliers during the four consecutive times that they've met in the NBA Finals (the Cavs won a single time in 2016).
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This "please clap" even had a glimmer of toughness behind it, and for a minute it seemed like Jeb "My Brother Got To Do It, And Now It's My Turn" Bush would put up a fight against the bioluminescent clown stealing the race out from under him.
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The suspect, 21-year-old Jake Thomas Patterson — a man not on police's radar, with no criminal record but allegedly with an obsession he'd developed for Jayme after he spotted her boarding a school bus, according to a criminal complaint — didn't put up a fight when an officer stopped his car.
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Allen also highlighted fears that the fund could be prohibited by the European authorities, through Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan insisted to Il Sole 24 Wednesday that he doesn't expect the European Central Bank or the European Union to put up a fight given the cash will come from private funders.
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But at the same time, with rumors claiming that the next iPhone will also sport triple rear cams and Google recently dropping an official pic of the upcoming Pixel 4 that for the first time in Pixel history also features multiple rear cameras, it's clear Samsung's biggest competitors are going to put up a fight.
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"For months, Democratic leaders insisted they would use their leverage in year-end spending bill negotiations to protect Dreamers and reauthorize the Children's Health Insurance Program, but at the end of the day they let us down and refused to even put up a fight," Credo political director Murshed Zaheed said in a statement.
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But Kudlow could still put up a fight as the director of Trump's National Economic Council, if his recent tweets are any indication: McMaster, an accomplished Army general known for his searing analysis of military strategy during the Vietnam War, drew praise from Republicans and Democrats alike as a solid choice to become Trump's national security advisor.
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"Opposition from the far-right alternative for Germany will force the chancellor to put up a fight; Schulz's nomination means that on top of this, she will face a center-left contender with the capacity for emotional messaging and no history in domestic German politics – the advantage of a fresh face in times of anti-establishment politics," Carsten Nickel, deputy director of research at Teneo Intelligence said in a note.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE pledged to put up a fight to get his ideas into the party's platform at the convention this summer if Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Other highlights of the bill, to be marked up tomorrow by the House Appropriations Labor-HHS subcommittee: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: $219 million cut Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: $198 million cut Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration: $306 million cut Health Resources and Services Administration: $398 million cut Alzheimer's disease research: $400 million increase Brain research initiative: $76 million increase Precision medicine research: $80 million increase Trouble spots: Democrats are sure to put up a fight over the elimination of the Title X family planning program.
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