The DNC is supposed to stay neutral on the candidates.
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I'm trying to stay neutral, even if that's not always easy.
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And some try to stay neutral — but that is no longer easy.
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James E. Clyburn, who had previously pledged to stay neutral in the race.
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How do you stay neutral while covering a unique moment in women's history?
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The U.N. and regional body ECOWAS called on the armed forces to stay neutral.
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So I just choose not to really say my opinion and just stay neutral.
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Obama, meanwhile, seemed to stay neutral — but did praise both teams in their performances.
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King has said he will stay neutral until each party has chosen their nominee.
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I try to stay neutral on most political topics, but this isn't one of them.
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The Europeans have tried to stay neutral as tensions have risen between Tehran and Washington.
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He's also promised to stay "neutral" on Israel and Palestine, a position ridiculed by Sens.
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Something has got to be done about it, but as police we have to stay neutral.
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I had to learn to stay neutral, versus reacting to everything that was coming my way.
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Lauren Underwood, whose swing district supported Donald Trump in 2016, has said she would stay neutral.
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"And I think that Oracle has done a really good job of trying to stay neutral."
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Uruguay, like Mexico, has chosen to stay neutral on Venezuela's political crisis and instead called for dialogue.
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As vice-chair of the Democratic National Committee, I have had to stay neutral in this contest.
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So he decided to challenge another incumbent Democrat, and asked Pelosi to stay neutral in the race.
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But Obama — who has pledged to stay neutral in the Democratic primary — stopped short of an endorsement.
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Saudi Arabia's Jubeir said he hoped Turkey would stay neutral and Egypt's Shoukry rejected any non-Arab interference.
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"As a vice chair of the DNC, I am required to stay neutral in Democratic primaries," Gabbard said.
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Most startups stay away from polarizing politics that could limit their business, but Hustle refused to stay neutral.
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The former president plans to stay neutral in the race, although a Biden candidacy could complicate those intentions.
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The United States should stay neutral, the association believed, and quickly grew to more than 800,0003 members nationwide.
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Kim Reynolds and Senators Charles E. Grassley and Joni Ernst, to stay neutral ahead of the June primary.
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Then Anzora turned to the saleswoman, who caught his drift and smirked, trying her best to stay neutral.
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We stay neutral on Japan; valuations are close to historic lows and we expect the recovery to take time.
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It was hard to stay neutral in the project's ever-simmering gang feuds, and he got into fights constantly.
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That's a shift in tack from the Obama administration, which had tried to skirt the question directly or stay neutral.
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Royal family members of her rank are not barred from politics but have opted to stay neutral in the past.
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Streaming platforms are sure to get more pressure to take a stance and either block controversial organizations or to stay neutral.
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If you're going to ride the fence between two friends who don't like each other very much, at least stay neutral.
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Foxx had establishment backing, winning an endorsement from Cook County Democrats who had initially decided to stay neutral in the race.
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According to Slate, unlike other media personalities who sway one way or the other, Tapper's brand has been to stay neutral.
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But, nodding at the president's unpredictable nature, they have offered no guarantees to the R.G.A. officials that he will stay neutral.
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And Nissan — which unlike Volkswagen before it has refused to stay neutral in the union campaign — has not forsworn this tactic.
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"I would like to remind you that President Putin did his best in order to stay neutral in this story," Peskov said.
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The DNC had an obligation to stay neutral during the nominating process, and these emails show that the organization failed at that.
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Plus, many senators say they need to stay neutral right now in case they wind up as jurors in an impeachment trial.
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But if they don't revisit Arizona State Legislature and decide to stay neutral on the issue, that bodes well for gerrymandering's critics.
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U.S. investors should stay neutral on equities in this current environment, according to Dennis Gartman, the editor and publisher of the Gartman letter.
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In backing de Leon, a majority of the party&aposs 360-member executive board ignored Feinstein&aposs calls to stay neutral in the race.
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"I try to stay neutral on most political topics, but this isn't one of them," Huffman says in the statement given to The Verge.
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China should also make clear that if North Korea launches missiles that threaten U.S. soil first and the U.S. retaliates, China will stay neutral.
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" Khloe, who appeared to stay neutral during the episode, tweeted, "I just want peace" which prompted Kourtney to reply, "Khloe let's be honest here.
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Here's my simple answer: Russell became one of the NFL's most elite — and highest-paid players — because he trained his brain to stay neutral.
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The move by SEA/SEIU Local 1984 stood in contrast to its national affiliate's decision so far to stay neutral in the presidential race.
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"As a vice chair of the D.N.C., I am required to stay neutral in democratic primaries, but I cannot remain neutral any longer," she added.
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Junior coalition member the Slovak National Party (SNS) also said Slovakia should stay neutral while the ethnic Hungarian Most-Hid party backed the EU position.
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Chris Wicker, state party first vice chair (Neutral): Wicker will also stay neutral because of the party's role running the caucus, he told The Hill.
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State bylaws require House, the unbound delegate in Colorado, to stay neutral in the race until he casts a ballot at the convention in July.
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Last election cycle, Clyburn declined to stay neutral, endorsing Hillary Clinton, who went on to destroy Bernie Sanders in the state and broadly across the South.
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The campaign received a twist when jailed Kurdish militant leader Abdullah Ocalan urged the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) to stay neutral in the vote.
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He is also up for re-election this year in Arizona, and one friend aware of the Bush campaign lobbying effort predicted McCain would stay neutral.
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"China should also make clear that if North Korea launches missiles that threaten U.S. soil first and the U.S. retaliates, China will stay neutral," it added.
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If the #DeleteUber campaign taught the tech industry anything, it's that trying to stay neutral on President Trump's refugee ban can quickly turn into a marketing catastrophe.
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Vice President Pence — who served with Ryan, McCarthy and Scalise in the House — also has been involved in the discussions and is urging Trump to stay neutral.
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"China should also make clear that if North Korea launches missiles that threaten U.S. soil first and the U.S. retaliates, China will stay neutral," the editorial said.
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Trump joined the fray in the closing days, tweeting out his surprise endorsement of Strange last week — some expected he would stay neutral — and taping a Monday robocall.
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After pulling the discounts, Delta said that it supports the 2nd Amendment and that it made it's decision to stay "neutral" in a raging debate over gun control.
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"I tried to stay neutral on political issues when I was CEO of Sega, but I always encouraged the teams to do what they felt was correct," Kalinsky said.
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As goodwill ambassador of UNICEF, Priyanka Chopra was supposed to stay neutral & peaceful but her tweet in favour of Indian arm forces after they invaded Pakistan airspace shows otherwise.
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A separate email that the association sent to its members said the email poll revealed that "the membership has indicated a preference to stay neutral," according to the Republic.
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About 1,000 Chadians are based with anti-Haftar forces, and several hundred more are either trying to stay neutral or are willing to work for either said, he said.
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"The fact that [Culinary Union] chose to stay neutral means they're essentially allowing Latinos to make their own decision on their own," said Andres Ramirez, a Nevada political consultant.
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Interrogation courses had said not to let subjects, which were based on data from real, archived scans, know when they were giving something away; just stay neutral, keep them talking.
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Clinton aides acknowledge the split between Trump and the business community presents an opportunity to gain allies, winning over Republican-leaning interests or at least persuading them to stay neutral.
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But by forcing a vote, they force everyone in the Senate to take a position for or against the rules, including those who have attempted to stay "neutral" through silence.
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They know that our civility would prevent us from attacking their most holy site of Mecca, since the Saudis would stay neutral in any attack to prevent them from being destroyed.
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The emails, released by Wikileaks, were a major embarrassment for the organization, which is meant to stay neutral in the primary race but appeared to favor Hillary Clinton in internal conversations.
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" Both he and Mr. Turley agree that the president can bring out the worst in institutions we rely on to stay neutral, a "downward spiral of Tit-for-Tat norm violations.
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TV. Dean said that he had been holding back on weighing in on the impact of the new tariffs, saying he was trying to stay neutral because it affects some members differently.
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As Jordan strives to stay neutral in Syria and off the Islamic State's radar, the cartoon Mr. Hattar posted on Facebook proved just the sort of lighter fuel to feed the flames.
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And yet — the two have too much unresolved history for things to stay neutral between them while Issa is sleeping on his couch, and she admits she still has feelings for him.
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Pakistan's Parliament passed a resolution in 2015 urging the government to stay neutral in Yemen, where more than 10,000 people have been killed, mainly in airstrikes, since Saudi Arabia began its campaign.
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The Tripoli central bank (CBL) has vowed to stay neutral and but diplomats say it is also helping Serraj, approving his plans to allocate some 2 billion dinars for his own war effort.
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In a statement on Saturday, the carrier said it supports the Second Amendment, which grants Americans the right to bear arms, and that it wished to stay neutral in the emotionally charged debate.
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"For the most part, I've been trying to get the DCCC to stay neutral in these races, because I think the electorate should decide," Representative Lieu, the DCCC's western vice chair, told me.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somalia's government rebuked its three semi-autonomous regions on Thursday for cutting ties with Qatar, saying it was determined to stay neutral in the Gulf nation's dispute with other Arab states.
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As good as much of their work is (including The Weekly), this temptation to not only stay neutral but also to aggressively advertise their brand of dedication to Truth renders them relatively impotent.
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Biden's also gone after Bloomberg for an ad campaign that interpolates praise that Barack Obama gave the former mayor, all of it after Bloomberg's 2008 decision to stay neutral in the presidential race.
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Hans: You can't stay neutral in it but I guess Europe, in its tradition, and having to live with the complexity of all kinds of different players could be a natural kind of party.
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Still, there were concerns about bias in state media coverage of the election, a lack of transparency in ballot printing and reports of intimidation by pro-government local leaders who are supposed to stay neutral.
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When asked about positioning, over half felt that it was the right time to increase investments in Indonesia, versus just over 40% who responded they would stay neutral and only 3% who advocated a decrease.
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In an unusual show of deference to Ms. Pressley, two of the state's highest-profile Democrats, Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Seth Moulton, said they would stay neutral rather than back their colleague in Congress.
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Catalonia's police force told its officers to stay neutral, a step towards averting possible conflict following doubts over how the Mossos d'Esquadra, as they are called, would respond if ordered to evict Puigdemont and his government.
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At the same time, America had its own wars of opinion, as citizens, artists among them, lined up on either side of the question of whether their country should stay neutral or gear up for battle.
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He explained that when the Gorgas joined the show, he tried to stay neutral in their conflict with the Giudices — but that Jacqueline didn't want to judge them based on the negative things she had heard about them.
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" Volunteer Saida Tahir, a mother of two, says, "They were particularly interested in how you keep the emotion out of the calls, how do you stay neutral and stop saying, 'You should do this, or have that idea.
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European countries have tried stay neutral in that confrontation, which saw the United States call off air strikes against Iran just minutes before impact last month, and Tehran amass stocks of enriched uranium banned under a nuclear deal.
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These two issues were persistently interrelated for the first 2200 years of American history because the worldwide military conflict between Britain and France made it exceptionally difficult, in practice, for the United States to compromise and stay neutral.
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In America, the press has to try so hard to stay neutral, not supporting one side over the other… I know that newspapers and magazines have to walk a fine line (or tightrope) when it comes to publishing.
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On the less confrontational but still potent end of the spectrum, Arch Enemy's Alissa White-Gluz and Matt Heafy of Trivium are in a similar boat—big mainstream metal bands, significant social media followings, a refusal to stay neutral.
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The disastrous handling of the Alabama Senate race didn't help, either, even though the some in the White House and other outside advisers had warned Trump to stay neutral in the GOP primary between the establishment choice, then-Sen.
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"China should also make clear that if North Korea launches missiles that threaten U.S. soil first and the U.S. retaliates, China will stay neutral," the Global Times, which is widely read but does not represent government policy, said in an editorial.
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The newspaper reported that some members of the association said they weren't consulted in the association's decision to endorse Sinema, prompting the association to send an email to its members asking if they wanted to endorse Sinema or stay neutral.
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The state-controlled Global Times newspaper said in an editorial Friday that if North Korea launched missiles at the US, China should "stay neutral," sending a warning to Pyongyang that Beijing may not support the regime if it made a first move.
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"China should also make clear that if North Korea launches missiles that threaten U.S. soil first and the U.S. retaliates, China will stay neutral," the Global Times, which is widely read but does not represent official government policy, said in an editorial.
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In every mainland European country surveyed except Poland, the European Council on Foreign Relations survey showed a majority – sometimes a very strong majority – saying they want to stay neutral in the event of any conflict between the United States and Russia or China.
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Critics try to stay neutral, but I can't pretend One of Us didn't sock me in the solar plexus; the documentary about three young people trying to make their way outside of Hasidic Judaism is laden with a familiar sadness and longing.
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"Members of the Royal Family try to stay neutral about controversial and political topics, but Meghan has already brought up the Me Too movement during a talk since becoming engaged to Prince Harry," Anne Chertoff, a royal expert and WeddingWire trend analyst, told Refinery20153.
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The unprecedented claims injected an explosive new element into the unpredictable 2016 campaign, after emails purportedly from a Russian hack and published by WikiLeaks appeared to show collusion among top Democratic officials -- who are supposed to stay neutral -- against Hillary Clinton rival Bernie Sanders.
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I once was nervous about posting [on Instagram] about my personal politics because I've definitely been told that if I'd want to make endorsement deals that I'd have to stay neutral, but I think there are brands who might appreciate that someone is multifaceted.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - If North Korea launches an attack that threatens the United States then China should stay neutral, but if the United States attacks first and tries to overthrow North Korea's government China will stop them, a Chinese state-run newspaper said on Friday.
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So Wilson was using America First as a way to maneuver his way through a political minefield by saying America would be first to lead the world, and that it should stay neutral so it could pick up the pieces in Europe after the war.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Neutral): The outgoing Senate Democratic leader has said he'll stay neutral until after the caucuses.
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Aiming to preserve his ability to work with Trump if he's re-elected, Zelenskiy has struggled to stay neutral even after the White House released a memo detailing his July 25 phone call with Trump that embarrassed the young Ukrainian leader, by showing him seeming eager to please the U.S. president.
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Pressure on China Trump's remarks have prompted a reaction in China, where the state-controlled Global Times newspaper said in an editorial Friday that if North Korea launched missiles at the US, it should "stay neutral," sending a warning to Pyongyang that Beijing would not support the regime if it made a first move.
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Several other less prominent candidates failed to gain momentum, and when Dean won the endorsement of the Association of State Democratic Chairs — a group which can control a hefty number of votes in the DNC race if it unites — and convinced the AFL-CIO to stay neutral, it became clear he'd get enough votes to win.
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Regardless of whether you're a woman or a man (we'll stay neutral for the sake of this piece since hair loss patterns vary in location and volume according to your sex), all of us lose approximately 50 to 100 strands per day, and an increasing 2 percent every year on average, says Lindsay Bordone, assistant professor of dermatology at Columbia University Medical Center.
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"The only thing I can think of is the comments reflect a campaign to start behind-the-scenes diplomacy with China by showing we are willing to go to war," the former senior defense official told CNN, noting that China has said if North Korea launches an attack they will stay neutral, but if the US starts the war they will intervene on behalf of Pyongyang.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.), for repeatedly vowing he would stay "neutral" in the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE and Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE are planning to stay neutral in the race.
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Henry Farrell, an associate professor of political science and international affairs at George Washington University, argued in 2017 that Facebook's attempt to stay neutral is unsustainable and that it's time to ditch that cop-out altogether: If Facebook and other companies are going to act effectively against fake news, they need to take a directly political stance, explicitly acknowledging that they have a responsibility to prevent the spread of obvious falsehoods, while continuing to allow the sites' users to express and argue for a variety of different understandings of the truth that are not obviously incompatible with empirical facts.
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Labour's manifesto states they will renegotiate the Brexit deal in three months, seeking closer ties with the EU. Then, they'll hold another referendum in six months, where they will ask the public whether they want to leave with the EU with Labour's deal, or remain in the EU. That's a tight timeline to renegotiate a deal and hold another vote, and it means delaying and prolonging Brexit well into 2020 — all of which will require buy-in from the EU. Corbyn himself has said he'll stay "neutral" on the question of whether the EU should leave or remain, even though many lawmakers in his party want him to advocate for remaining.
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