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If an activist group can take credit for anything, they might take credit for falling for the joke.
I'm happy to take credit for my performance, but I can't take credit for the full measure of its impact is what I'm trying to say.
"I don't want to take credit for that," Cloud said.
Trump would take credit for the sun rising each morning.
No one person can take credit for the flourishing economy.
"Everyone wants to take credit for Maloney's awesomeness," Ross said.
"Asshole" is unfortunately not creation Americans can take credit for.
When you do something well, does your boss take credit?
Who wouldn't want to take credit for this stunning masterpiece?
Now, he'll take credit & tries to neutralize a potential foe.
"I don't want to take credit for anything," he said.
Matt insists the cops take credit for capturing the Punisher.
She didn't take credit for the change, but others knew.
Like everything else, he will take credit for the sun.
And Trump can't really take credit for what happened, anyway.
Don't worry about whether "T" will take credit for this.
I don't know if I take credit for it, though!
If it does, he will claim victory and take credit.
So Trump can take credit for the women's unemployment rate falling to 0003 percent from 4.7 percent, just as he can take credit for the overall unemployment rate falling to 3.8 percent from 4.7 percent.
Kourtney can't truly take credit for kicking off said "parade," though.
That in turn could help Facebook take credit for driving purchases.
Carreira is more than happy to take credit for Cunanan's capture.
This is how they also always take credit for our work.
It&aposs a Trump tactic to take credit and insinuate yourself.
But I can't take credit for having this vision in advance.
If you want to take credit, first learn to take responsibility.
I would like to personally take credit for Matt Furie's success.
I have never heard either take credit for an entrepreneur's success.
Citizen scientist Gerald Eichstädt can take credit for this amazing image.
Gallot declines to take credit for this method of charitable distribution.
Donald Trump likes to take credit, whether it's due or not.
SO I DON'T TAKE CREDIT WHEN THINGS GO RIGHT OR WRONG.
But they can all take credit for helping to elect Trump.
Now, who wants to take credit for those MySpace mirror pics?
President Donald Trump can fairly take credit for helping Balderson win.
"We can't take credit for all of it," Mr. Friedman said.
The Trump administration can take credit for greatly toughening U.N. sanctions.
I do want to take credit for hiring people like that.
"Every president will take credit for the economy," Mr. Goldman said.
Let me start by saying I can't take credit for video.
It's a great honor, and I'm pleased to take credit for it.
I'd like to take credit for it, but it's really not mine.
To me, I would just not take credit for any of that.
Now those miracles, I don't take credit for all of those miracles.
Basically when other people take credit for others' rich histories or work.
Whatever makes you look good, you want to take credit for it.
She likes to take credit so she can become this super person.
He'll likely tout the positive numbers, but he can't really take credit.
Some of those announcements sought to take credit for previously announced investments.
To be sure, Pelosi may take credit for a larger Democratic wave.
Not to take credit, but I kind of introduced them to everyone.
It's classic Trump: he'll take credit for building it, but you pay.
I wish I could take credit for it being a broader smear.
And he can fairly take credit for overseeing military victories against it.
The White House sought to take credit for that decision on Monday.
However, I do want to take credit for the clue for NOXZEMA.
"The Darth Vader kicking ass I cannot take credit for," Weitz said.
"I wish I could take credit for expanding the law," Rifkin said.
That's a term [of the agreement] that I proudly take credit for.
Another Trump M.O. is to take credit for addressing crises he created.
"When the stock market rises, it's great to take credit," Yoshikami said.
For better or worse, I can't take credit for the NAE clue.
BW: Kara, don't you take credit for that for your Kentucky tour?
Still, Trump was happy to take credit for the big investment announcements.
Not to score points or take credit, but to make people's lives better.
An Apple executive tried to take credit for Uber in an recent interview.
And we're willing to take blame, and we're also willing to take credit.
I only take credit for having the courage to be who I am.
BM: I'd like to take credit for all the good decisions we make.
You get to take credit for generating a style of reporting and commentating.
Clarke does not steal other people's experiences or take credit for their work.
Donald Trump was eager to take credit for last month's declassification of the
"Now I take credit for it as a brilliant, thoughtful strategy," Immelt joked.
Trump didn't just take credit for the market surge in dozens of tweets.
He's trying to take credit for things where no credit is yet deserved.
We would never take credit for the renaissance of hospitality in Hong Kong.
But the Russians were not eager to take credit for their own efforts.
"His business model requires him being able to take credit," Mr. Rodriguez said.
In an interview with USA Today, Mr. Baryshnikov was loath to take credit.
To supporters, he began a turnaround for which his successors still take credit.
He was planning to take credit for low unemployment and high consumer confidence.
If millennials can take credit for anything, it's making "Taco Tuesdays" a thing.
By that logic, they also shouldn't take credit for reported employment growth increases.
To avenge Soleimani's death, Tehran needed to take credit for a reprisal attack.
"I know he'll take credit for the whole thing," Brown said of Trump.
President Trump appeared to take credit for the stock market's success on Saturday.
But remember to bring cash: The bar doesn't take credit or debit cards.
President Trump has been happy to take credit for the improving export markets.
At one point Trump even seemed to take credit for brainstorming the blockade.
Here, we fact check the various announcements Trump has sought to take credit for.
Hamas issued a statement praising the attack but did not take credit for it.
"We're willing to take blame and we're also willing to take credit," he added.
"They are responsible for Trump's denial and they take credit for it," Davies said.
Really, it's too much for a company to take credit for a cosmic constant.
And hey, she can pretty much take credit for all of her siblings' fortunes.
When other people take credit for your hard work and innovation, it demotivates you.
"I would love to take credit for the shoot, but I can't," Kroes confesses.
Trump's decision to take credit for folding the GOP's cards, however, will have consequences.
They proceed to charge me $50, except they only take credit card, no cash.
"I can't take credit for that, I think Daft Punk have to,"Janson suspects.
Mr. Trump does not hesitate to take credit for the hard line toward Russia.
This is likely because women, already, struggle to take credit for their own work.
In a legal market, she could have access to capital and take credit cards.
I will take credit for one thing though: being out at the '93 Tonys.
His victory was not the comeback story that Trump wanted to take credit for.
I've always been very hesitant to take credit for myself, especially within that context.
I don't take credit for that, but I had something to do with it.
Now, Mr. Rekulak has finally written a novel he wants to take credit for.
He said Trump can take credit for improved business confidence and the stock market.
Like some politicians, some bosses gladly take credit for things they do not control.
It's too absurd and unlikely of a thing to happen to take credit for.
I would not be able to take credit for it and neither would she.
You won't take credit for this, but your reporting led to him being fired.
"I take credit for some of the coaching I've done with her," Raty said.
But, be assured, Trump is certainly happy to take credit for the swift about-face.
If the deal does go through, however, we can expect the president to take credit.
"I'm not about to let a man take credit for a woman's work," she says.
Of course, people aren't nearly as eager to take credit for their failures and flaws.
But for now, we can definitively say that neither Cardi nor Koko can take credit.
Plus, it's 2019 — who likes a place that's both expensive and doesn't take credit cards?
Whenever Donald Trump tweets to brag or take credit for something, double-check it first.
Kaepernick has listened to the President of the United States take credit for his unemployment.
Behind every successful woman, there's a thirsty man trying to take credit for her achievements.
I don't take credit for his success but I'm sure I will very, very soon.
On June 6, US President Donald Trump appeared to take credit for the Mideast split.
Conversely, could she take credit for his being a good, wise leader in the world?
IS has been quick to take credit for atrocities elsewhere, from Jakarta to San Bernardino.
It was too much ... Louie Swisher: I think I might take credit for that inspiration.
Trump has also been keen to take credit for the developments in inter-Korean relations.
Let someone else pay for the space program and then we'll take credit for it.
Both the gangs and government take credit for the continued decrease in the national homicide
I wish I could take credit for this as a joke, but alas, I cannot.
Nobody was trying to take credit for him, but nobody was completely letting go, either.
But he can take credit for some credible reforms since he became president in 2014.
But let's not pity incumbent presidents too much — they also take credit for everything too.
Colbert doesn't think the president can take credit for those statistics in the first place.
What jobs does Apple take credit for creating that are outside the actual company itself?
Mannion will not take credit for his part in aiding in the emergence of Williams.
He's also the only one on the team who can take credit for producing it.
On Tuesday, Ms. Notley appeared to take credit for the action by Mr. Trudeau's government.
President sought to take credit for the Dow's record-breaking rise above 25,000 on Thursday.
But Walker said it would be presumptuous of him to take credit for Trump's reversal.
It then becomes a  "race to see who can take credit the fastest," he adds.
But it's a stretch for Mr. Trump to take credit for all of these jobs.
At the 2016 Grammys, she accused him of trying to take credit for her fame.
But he does not take credit for the baseball team winning the World Series last year.
"If you want to make a return, you then have to take credit risk," he said.
VSCO, the photo-editing app, does not take credit for creating the fashion and lifestyle trend.
It's not trivial to improve those things and they'd take credit if they had done so.
The company proves a payment gateway system that allows any retailer take credit card payments online.
In particular, most banks won't deal with weed businesses, which means they can't take credit cards.
So there is a kind of truth to Trump's attempt to take credit for this event.
We need learn to take credit and do our own assessment and not rely on them.
Now, President Trump can take credit for being the savior in what was a deteriorating relationship.
Nevertheless, in the time honored tradition, U.S. presidents can take credit for achievements on their watch.
Those are numbers that would make anyone proud — and the Trump Administration should rightly take credit.
The jobs Trump can most reasonably take credit for represent the worst kind of deal-making.
"From an outcome basis, the President has a lot to take credit for," said former Rep.
"The F-35 was a disaster until he could take credit for cost savings," he said.
They won't be able to take credit for opposing America's foreign policy misadventures of the 1980s.
Mr. Minniti said that the challenge facing the left was to take credit for their achievements.
So, I kind of take credit for his--kind of got it out of him there.
Just like in business, they are competing with other brands to take credit and increase credibility.
Trump has since sought to take credit for the resumption of communications between Pyongyang and Seoul.
"And it is always very hard in a political campaign to take credit for disaster averted."
First, a caveat: Neither Lance nor I is eager to take credit for our students' successes.
In recent days, officials in Washington rushed to take credit for peeling off Libra Association members.
But Mr. Trump cannot reasonably take credit for this number, because the initiative began in 213.
Prime Minister Modi's governing Bharatiya Janata Party, or B.J.P., sought to take credit for the arrest.
Pepper's boasts an iconic set of songs and can take credit for many innovations, of course.
And you can take credit for bringing the Freedom Caucus on board when Ryan obviously couldn't.
"I don't want to take credit for that," Cloud tells PeopleStyle about Britton wearing her own sweater.
Chase Mizell and Josh Reeves from Atlanta Fine Homes can take credit for the record breaking sale.
A biographer may dish the dirt by all means, but the dirt needn't take credit for everything.
Trump sought to take credit for the economic gains and draw a contrast with the previous administration.
"We are not discovering anything, and we don't want to take credit for that," Professor Baker said.
Donald Trump, more than any sitting president to come before him, will take credit for literally anything.
He said he thinks they were quick to take credit for the attack before al Qaeda could.
"I don't want to take credit for that," Cloud told PeopleStyle about Britton wearing her own sweater.
Lenders take credit scores seriously when deciding whether someone qualifies for a loan or good interest rate.
Others advise clients to find a way to create jobs and to let the president take credit.
She told the crowd "People will take credit for your success ... Don't let them knock you down."
Frances believes the message is what attracts so much attention, but she doesn't take credit for it.
Q: What if you worked with someone who managed to take credit for all your great ideas.
Trump also sought to take credit for the resumption of communications between Pyongyang and Seoul on Thursday.
It is unsurprising that politicians would want to take credit for a roaring first-half economic recovery.
"She can justifiably take credit for helping lead the charge on impeachment," said Democratic strategist Eddie Vale.
"I was torn, because we didn't take credit cards and we needed the A.T.M.," Mr. Diamantis said.
Though I'm sure he'll take credit for it, Trump didn't originate the idea of a border wall.
Yet Fight for $183 organizers take credit for winning wage increases for 22 million workers in America.
But the only figure to step forward and take credit so far is an anonymous Twitter user.
For employees aged 18- 29, 57 percent say bosses who take credit for their work are unacceptable.
Take credit, Bernie," Harris said, while adding, "I wanted to make the plan better, which I did.
Right, they don't even take credit cards either, we have to pay cash or a debit card.
Things I can take credit for include, the sincerely introspective work I did while participating in rehab.
Kelly seemed to take credit for DACA recipients continuing to be protected under this administration, according to Crowley.
Also we don't attack successful women on our network and men certainly cannot take credit for their success.
Finally and most importantly, there was the technology-driven economic boom, which no politician can take credit for.
Once a preprint is published, its authors need not fear that others will take credit for their work.
"It's like trying to take credit for an eclipse," Mr. Kelly said in an interview in Time magazine.
He would encourage Cabinet members to do more interviews about their own work, and take credit for it.
The president loves to take credit when the stock market is roaring, but stays silent when it falls.
If any one person can take credit for this spectacular growth, it is Mukesh Ambani, India's richest man.
Although the Taliban jostle to take credit for these atrocities, analysts deflect the blame onto our older enemies.
The actor boldly made a point to take credit for his sister and daughter, Emma Roberts', celebrity status.
I came up with the name — I guess I'll just take this opportunity to take credit for that.
The flip side is also true: They can take credit for your positive qualities—some of them, anyway.
Japanese companies also prefer CEOs who don't take credit for successes and keep a low profile, experts say.
It is change you can take credit for, regardless as to whether chance was all that was involved.
He said he told Trump just to rename ObamaCare and take credit for it, instead of repealing it.
Most all retailers take credit cards, and these days it seems everyone (except maybe my housekeeper) has Venmo.
Regardless, most street food vendors still don't take credit or debit cards today, let alone in the 1980s. 
And he's been quick to take credit for the stock market gains and falling unemployment under his watch.
Despite that caveat, Trump took to Twitter to celebrate Tuesday's results and take credit for GOP electoral success.
It's not fair to take credit of someone else's work, therefore Christoper Columbus Day should not be celebrated.
Stolen valor doesn't credit anyone, and it's a shame when anyone tries to take credit for another's discovery.
"Governments might react to associate themselves with the program and try to take credit for it," he said.
So I'd say Warren, but if any of the three I mentioned do well, I will take credit.
In the video, Brian says he wrote the song ... but can't really take credit, because it wrote itself.
Several new treatment plants will become operative during Modi's term, and he will likely take credit for them.
It's very hard to take credit for this, no matter how directly I thought I was causing it.
Presidents typically use the State of the Union speech to take credit for successes in the previous year.
They even take credit for helping to push out Paul Manafort at that particular point in the campaign.
Obviously, NBC isn't going to take credit for creating a presidential nominee whom many in its industry dislike.
Euron tried to take credit for killing Jaime, but honestly, the crumbling rubble probably got the win there.
Fujifilm's Instax range of instant cameras is hugely popular, but most models only take credit card-sized rectangular photos.
And then there is Matthew Knowles, who can take credit for grooming Beyoncé into the entertainment powerhouse she is.
Likewise, Trump has gotten to egregiously inflate and then take credit for Apple's plans to open more facilities stateside.
In many cases, car companies are just letting Trump take credit for decisions they were planning to make anyway.
It remains to be seen if the president-elect will take credit for urging China to return the drone.
There are two men who take credit for Duterte's pervasive presence on Facebook: Pompee La Viña and Nic Gabunada.
"I'll take credit for that," she said in a telephone interview from her home in the Los Angeles area.
He could now take credit for wounding a candidate he and his team viewed as unprepared for the job.
As president, Trump has regularly sought to take credit when companies' plans for new investments or to boost hiring.
As president, Trump has regularly sought to take credit for companies' plans for new investments or to boost hiring.
Cassel can take credit for one of Creandum's biggest successes to date, thanks to leading its investment in Spotify.
Trump, speaking at a rally later that day, said Obama was trying to take credit for a strong economy.
The attack was on, and Al Qaeda knew enough about its timing and location to prepare to take credit.
Swift specifically mentioned her "fame" and someone who tried to take credit for it, a presumed reference to West.
But most likely we weren't the first either, so you can take credit for this one, if you want.
Putin can credibly take credit for bringing about a temporary agreement in Syria and paving way for peace negotiations.
When people like Betsey take credit for their contributions, it allows someone like me to take ownership of mine.
I can't take credit for the macabre twist from Will and Joel and Sam, but I did enjoy it.
Boone refused to take credit for the turnaround, but his players insisted he was responsible for their remarkable calm.
And if Mr. Sasse wins his race, the president can do what he likes to do best: take credit.
It's easy to see why SoftBank and Sprint might want to help Mr. Trump take credit for creating jobs.
A number of tech firms have let Trump take credit for new, and even old, investments in American jobs.
USAID, the European Union, Japan's development agency and others take credit for this youth programme or that forest rehabilitation scheme.
"You want to take credit for the success that mid-majors have had in the years after [us]," Skinn says.
For obvious reasons, it made Harris look bad, making it seem like he tried to take credit for her work.
However, businesses without access to the banking system can't take credit or debit cards or other kinds of electronic payment.
So, sure, Trump can take credit for overseeing steady economic growth during his first two years in the White House.
One thing Trump will surely try to take credit for is the super-low unemployment rate for African-American workers.
At the end of the day, I feel weird about it because I don't want to take credit for that.
But details cannot slow Mr Trump when he senses a win in the offing for which he can take credit.
South Korea's president is impeached; great jobs news for which Donald Trump cannot in a million years ingenuously take credit.
Even though the interview says yes they had heard this known phrase, Trump continues to take credit for coining it.
"I honestly might need to take credit for this one, only because they haven't really struggled with breakouts," she boasted.
In other words, ask for raises, take credit for your ideas, jump on the best projects before anyone else does.
Before The Times revealed the identity of the people behind the account, many tried to take credit for its invention.
With these types of leaders, it's critical to make it clear that you aren't looking to take credit from them.
In your gut, you feel this is a consequence of external factors, none that you can truly take credit for.
A Brookings Institution study released Wednesday says it's because senators don't have enough opportunities to take credit for their work.
The Verge's Nilay Patel said I should absolutely take credit for it, but I needed some sort of proof first.
CNN's Greg Krieg looked at a long list of things Trump has tried to take credit for earlier this year.
She tried to take credit for the bill's positive elements while arguing that she's worked to correct its weaker aspects.
A Brookings Institution study released Wednesday says it's because senators don't have enough opportunities to take credit for their work.
The college cannot take credit for all those ideas, said Mike Frandsen, vice president for finance and administration at Oberlin.
The Super Hornet was a terrible plane until he could take credit for putting it back into the defense budget.
Mostly, it was viewed as Mr. Cuomo trying to take credit for a broader legal action against the Trump administration.
He wanted to apologize for having put Oleg in danger but also take credit for having intervened to save him.
Washington is filled with political operatives who inflate their importance and take credit, oftentimes where it might not be due.
John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthHouse Democrats push back on Trump's efforts to take credit for the economy Deficits to average record .
Democrats suggest vulnerable Republicans are trying to take credit for helping battle drug addiction while brushing over mixed voting records.
They take credit for securing the downfall of Mr Moon's justice minister, who resigned last month over a corruption scandal.
In fact, Lockheed let Mr. Trump take credit for negotiating F-35 cost savings that were already in the pipeline.
I can't take credit for this observation, I heard it at a conference, but to me it seems to track.
I watched, this morning, as they tried to take credit for the stock market from... (LAUGHTER) ... from -- think of that.
And all these are what John Rawls called "morally arbitrary"—things bestowed on us, which we can't take credit for.
He appeared to take credit for the US becoming the world's top energy producer, which happened in 2012 under Obama.
"If there's demand and it's good service, everyone will rush to take credit and want more of it," he said.
But Mr. Filin told Mr. Maillot that if he dropped out, the people responsible for the attack would take credit.
However, newly released video showed Kelly misrepresented Wilson's 2015 remarks and she did not take credit for funding the building.
But after Clinton's shocking loss, people naturally searched for explanations — and Cambridge Analytica was willing and eager to take credit.
Instead, they say, it's part of a plan to deflect blame when oil prices rise and take credit when they fall.
Not really, says Baker, just like Trump couldn't take credit for the boost in manufacturing jobs that came after his election.
Donald Trump finally realizing this, changing his position and trying to take credit for its demise will not change that fact.
Mobin told Buzzfeed that she can't take credit for inventing the solo travel photo with your arm around an imaginary spouse.
If it had gone right, believe me, she would have been running around to be able to take credit for it.
However, despite being lauded as a hero by his hungry passengers, Jeff responded that his whole team should be take credit.
National governments are partly to blame; many take credit for successes and are happy to condemn Brussels when things go wrong.
Although Mr Foles has every right to take credit for his renaissance, Mr Pederson merits a share of the plaudits too.
Two-thirds of that was before Trump got there, but he's going to try and take credit for all of it.
Mr. Erdogan is seizing the moment to take credit for the strong economic performance before the economy shows signs of overheating.
He just did what he always did, which is slap his name on it, take credit for it, and promote it.
Lucious tries to take credit for Angelo's win, explaining that by sponsoring his opponent, he made Angelo a better competitor. Whatever.
An argument ostensibly based on doing the right thing, and 45 percent of them don't want to take credit for it?
No matter who really invented the selfie (can one person even take credit for such an act?), I'm happy they did.
Meanwhile, the U.S. president has regularly sought to take credit for stock market records since his election exactly one year ago.
But he is willing to take credit for China's economy being in trouble -- if, that is, it is in trouble. 27.
So, I can't take credit, but everybody asks me, so I was like, I have to share it on my app.
Science is a process that builds over generations, so it's difficult for any one president to take credit for scientific discoveries.
When we think about women's issues, I think it's important for women to take credit for the work that they do.
Israel wouldn't take credit for the strike, but everyone in the region, including Syrian and Iranian leaders, knew who was responsible.
He just did what he always does, which is slap his name on it, take credit for it and promote it.
Winston Peters, deputy prime minister and leader of New Zealand First, appeared to take credit for the stricter rules covering visas.
"The A.N.C. wants to take credit for initiating the process in parliament," said Zahira Grimwood, a researcher at My Vote Counts.
The president could take credit for that and for regulatory efforts to dismantle other parts of the law that Republicans dislike.
Democrats would be reluctant to give Mr. Trump a victory for which he could take credit in the next presidential election.
Trump, who flew to the district on Monday night to rally the Republican base for Bishop, moved immediately to take credit.
The governor's aides said that Mr. Byford often tried to take credit for improvements that were unrelated to his own work.
His sense was that "Juul didn't really want to take credit for anything," and at the time purposefully avoided the limelight.
While Stories has been a boon to Facebook and its family of apps, the company can't take credit for the idea.
DS: Not that we can take credit for this, but at Taylor Swift's concerts, a lot of people bring wearable LEDs.
Carnegie said that you should plant a seed, and when that&aposs blossomed, avoid the urge to take credit for it.
That means Mr. Trump could take credit for ending subsidies out of favor with his constituents, and Mr. Musk could prosper.
"Keep It Simple and Take Credit" (about the political importance of simple government programs), by Jack Meserve in the journal Democracy.
The president was happy to take credit for that news, even if all he had really won was a temporary delay.
This didn't stop Trump tweeted that Balderson had won the race, and take credit for his victory after endorsing the Republican.
And the Super Bowl ad, I wish we could take credit for it being a brilliant plot that we thought up.
Or are you just trying to take credit for others' hard work because, well, it's politically advantageous for you to do so?
"They have been known to take credit for incidents like this when the assailant is deceased and cannot refute that," she said.
Google would love to take credit for the invention, but it's just another big company peddling a mythical origin story for profit.
CFM's risk assessment... did not take credit for the number of fan blades already inspected in the fleet and the findings rate.
They then hit up governments for subsidies, and politicians who love to take credit with voters for "high-tech jobs" gladly comply.
But the latest /pol/ conspiracy doesn't just seek to explain away PEOTUS's alleged piss fascination—it attempts to take credit for it.
Trump's Twitter feed is also often riddled with misspellings, but staff members can't take credit for those errors, sources tell the Globe.
Basically — try not to be a narcissist, don't take credit for other people's work, and don't make a point of criticising people.
Your investment opinions are wishy-washy, we will take whatever you choose to give, and we will take credit for your work.
The Rock also had his own makeup artist, Merc Arceneaux, and I don't think she can take credit for his abs, either.
"I can't take credit for the industry, but when we started, there was nothing really to base it off of," Lieberman says.
An English tweet an hour later also thanked Trump, but did not take credit for his decision like in the Hebrew one.
So, like Bush, he's potentially setting himself up for another president to get to take credit for his tax legislation in 2025.
Trump initially appeared to take credit for the diplomatic break and side with Saudi Arabia in a string of tweets early week.
Instead, he's just trying to take credit for what his predecessor did to falsely appear like he's living up to his promises.
But the orders are symbolically important for a president who likes to take credit for a boom in energy production and exports.
"He wants to take credit for Obama's work but not have to answer any questions," said Castro, who served in Obama's administration.
Gail: It'd be the opposite — if there's a tax cut and the economy goes up 3 percent, Trump will totally take credit.
And yes, be savvy about company politics (watch out in particular for the show ponies who try to take credit for everything).
KALL He should try to take credit for the impeachment inquiry since he spent so much time and money on this process.
And he does not seek the limelight, which could appeal to lawmakers eager to take credit for policy victories, according to Breakingviews.
So while he can take credit for creating the team, his successor will be left with the challenge of implementing the plan.
And the flip side of Biden's effort to take credit for the Obama administration's achievements is that he also owns its failures.
At other times, Trump has sought to take credit for factory openings and investments that were already slated before he became president.
He appeared to take credit for the bipartisan talks, and privately encouraged Alexander, before appearing cool to the details of the deal.
Mr. Macron, who was in Ivory Coast over the weekend as part of a visit to West Africa, tried to take credit.
"It's almost certainly an exaggeration for the federal government to take credit for a change in crime or murder rates," he said.
Earlier this month, Gomez told Billboard that no one, including boyfriends past and present, can take credit for her rise to the top.
I can't take credit for that insanely perfect word to describe this precarious time -- that goes to feminist writer and critic Roxane Gay.
The human rights watchdog Amnesty International criticized Instagram in a statement today, after seeing Indonesia take credit for getting the accounts pulled down.
" Pablo Iglesias, leader of left-wing party Unidas Podemos: "Today, no party has the right to talk about victory or to take credit.
Actress Natasha Lyonne has stepped in to take credit, so please boycott the new season of Orange is the New Black in protest.
He's also taken take credit for Obama-era employment trends, embracing labor figures he once knocked as fake now that he's in office.
Tesla can take credit for proving to the world that electric cars can be fun, and faster than their internal combustion engine competitors.
A different manager, according to Fowler Rigetti's account, wanted to take credit for having a woman on his team, but treated her terribly.
He spends a lot of time talking about the great work he's doing, and may even take credit for things he didn't do.
After the first act of vandalism, a post on RETNA's IG appeared to take credit for the graffiti ... but it was later deleted.
Radiohead is an ideal candidate, boasting both critical and commercial success and a fanbase eager to take credit for helping disrupt the system.
There were no USPS logos, no uniforms, no shipping options besides regular old First Class, and they certainly did not take credit card.
But the House is opting to pass several individual bills in part so that additional members can also take credit on the issue.
Protests and Social Media Nicolás Maduro, the Venezuelan dictator, has tried to take credit for the demonstrations occurring in other South American countries.
" She added: "The anti-abortion activists are going to try and take credit for this decline, but the facts don't support their argument.
But someone not in the administration has stepped forward to take credit for moderating the president's instinct to go for the big deal.
And McAuliffe, because he's McAuliffe, was quick to take credit for it in an interview with CNN even before the results were known.
"Whilst graffiti exists illegally on private and public property, ANSI originally existed on (and to take credit for) illegally pirated software," Payne said.
I'm likewise on a never-ending quest to up my clue game, so I'm pleased to take credit for 48-Across & 28-Down.
Now that the Red Cross has been allowed in, both the government and the opposition have sought to take credit for the decision.
Second, those list prices form the starting point for negotiations, allowing hospitals and insurers to take credit for beneficence, when there is none.
White House Memo WASHINGTON — The economy is doing quite well, thank you very much, and the president would naturally like to take credit.
Marketing agency The Tenth Man reportedly came forward on Thursday to take credit for the prank with the help of artists at Circlemakers.
If anything, it will become something else he can take credit for, how he transformed Vietnam from bitter enemy to successful business partner.
Trump's attempts to take credit for all this are ludicrous, since he and his party have passed no major economic legislation this year.
Kyle Ewing, head of talent at Google, told us that she avoids hiring people who take credit for the work their team does.
It's easy to take credit for it in hindsight, but at the time, how did you know it was important enough to document?
Taliban seems to take credit for every insider attack carried out on foreign troops but does that mean Afghan forces have been compromised?
I've talked to all of you about how that happened and various people, of course, take credit all the time and this and that.
Moore, who was better known in the state and had a solid support base, ultimately won, something Bannon was quick to take credit for.
Last October, Trump tried to take credit for stopping Ford from building a $2.5 billion plant in Mexico and shifting production to Ohio instead.
She created and popularized the term, though she will not take credit for the tradition itself, which she believes has existed for 30,000 years.
And that&aposs a position Trump probably won&apost want to take credit for if Kim decides to bring it with him to Singapore.
But Pence has 3 ½ years managing the state's budget and economy, so he can rightfully take credit (or accept blame) for what's happened since.
Trump and his aides tried to take credit for the stock boom, claiming businesses know his agenda would create jobs and boost economic growth.
Oddly, neither Donald Trump nor Sean Spicer would take credit for the attack, perhaps because a casualty report was not available until Friday morning.
BUT IN TERMS OF THE RECORD STOCK MARKET CLOSES THAT WE'VE CONTINUED TO SEE RECENTLY, IS THE PRESIDENT RIGHT TO TAKE CREDIT FOR THOSE?
Even more outrageous is that Trump is now trying to take credit for bringing the issue to a close, pretending that he somehow helped.
At the Shell plant, Trump apparently tried to take credit for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant, called Cameron LNG, he visited in May.
He doesn't take credit away from the '96 Bulls' accomplishments, but he does think the base level of talent is greater in today's era.
Meanwhile, the U.S. president has sought to take credit for the uptick in economic growth from the first quarter of 2017 and last year.
I wish I could take credit for the neat repeat clue for 80 and 82-Down, but that's another example of the editor's ingenuity.
Sweeney, however, does not like to take credit for the success of "Fortnite" — he credits it largely to the game developers on his team.
If the G.O.P. successfully expands their margin in the Senate and beats back Democratic control of the House, Mr. Trump will certainly take credit.
Mr. President, while you like to take credit for positive economic trends that are well beyond your control, you will own the downside, too.
At a news conference after Zatopkova's victory, Zatopek playfully tried to take credit for his wife's gold medal, saying that he had inspired her.
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who can take credit for the recent victories against the Islamic State, has long had strained relations with Iran.
House Budget Committee Chairman John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthHouse Democrats push back on Trump's efforts to take credit for the economy Deficits to average record .
A natural opportunist if not much of an imperial adventurer, Frémont decided to keep Vallejo captive and take credit for the liberation of California.
But that logic does not appear to work with MbS, who therefore cannot even take credit for suspending the lashing part of the sentence.
The IDC has gone to pains to take credit for key victories such as several increases in the minimum wage, including the $15 deal.
Bolt says he and Koffee, real name Mikayla Simpson, are close, and that he can even take credit with putting her on the map.
" HERZ If you talk to Chris and Paul, or any of the producers, nobody seems to take credit for coming up with "American Pie.
" HERZ If you talk to Chris and Paul, or any of the producers, nobody seems to take credit for coming up with "American Pie.
She adds that they will usually redirect a story back to themselves, cut you off as you're speaking and take credit for your work.
President Donald Trump likes to take credit for the string of records set by the Dow Jones industrial average since his election in November.
The President also famously appeared to take credit for a largely unblemished aviation safety record in 2017 in a tweet early the following year.
They must do it not because Mr. Netanyahu is not a good prime minister — in fact, he can take credit for many great achievements.
Obamacare supporters, who scoff at the administration's attempt to take credit for the law's turnaround, say other factors are contributing to the improving marketplaces.
Rather than thrash allies, the president should celebrate this success, take credit for it, and accelerate bilateral work to help close remaining spending gaps.
There are many reasons I'm proud of the story that resulted from their talk, but I can take credit for very few of them.
Furthermore, there are other messages "in which Stone and Corsi seem to take credit for the release of Democratic emails," the NBC reporters continue.
Or maybe it was about West, and any other person who might take credit from where it's due — like, say, a bitter ex-boyfriend.
But Pence has had 3 ½ years managing the state's budget and economy, so he can rightfully take credit (or accept blame) for what's happened since.
Square's new E-commerce API will let sellers, whether they already use Square to take credit cards or not, process payments on their own websites.
Trump would not be the first president (or governor, or mayor) to blame a predecessor for economic weakness and take credit for any future improvements.
Beijing (CNN)Taiwan has lashed out at China's state media for attempting to take credit for the island's historic decision to legalize same-sex marriage.
I'd love to take credit for doing that on purpose to distract people from me actually being The Man in Black's daughter, but I didn't.
Thanks to his support for policies dubbed "reform and opening up", Deng can take credit for a secular miracle: the greatest economic recovery in history.
Guillermo Vuletin of the World Bank argues that autocrats fall when economies slump, and the democrats who succeed them take credit for the inevitable recovery.
Beverly finds it suspicious that Kai doesn't take credit for killing Ivy, but makes it clear that she wouldn't fault Ally even if she did.
In a rare quality for Washington insiders, Mnuchin also doesn't seek the limelight, which could appeal to lawmakers eager to take credit for policy wins.
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Governments of all stripes like to take credit for the jobs created in an economy, but in Australia's case it is literally true.
"Democrats should take credit for killing a really, really bad piece of legislation," the Independent senator from Vermont told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Friday night.
Trump has been quick to take credit for the state of the economy, including claiming credit for job gains that came under President Barack Obama.
And nothing makes him angrier than when he believes someone is trying to either lessen or take credit for what he accomplished in that race.
Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, an especially repugnant splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, was quick to take credit, saying the bombing was intended to target Christians.
Trump also attempted to take credit for NATO's announcement this summer that it was creating an intelligence chief position to help the fight against terrorism.
But now, as the head of the EPA, he's apparently so impressed by some of Obama's accomplishments that he's trying to take credit for them.
The program was installed in the point-of-sale machines and was designed to take credit-card information, but not personal information, the company said. 
I've felt these women's same violation when a man entitles themselves to touch my body, and the exasperation when others take credit for my work.
Trump's modus operandi in every situation is to take credit if the story is good and to push off blame when the story is bad.
The problem, of course, is that he can't take credit only for the good and ignore the bad, even though he would like to try.
Some Republicans sought to take credit on Monday for the fact that the news was not worse while also calling for changes to the programs.
The motorcade stopped in front of a hangar with a badly damaged roof, where he stepped out to take credit for keeping the base open.
"There will be people along the way who will try to undercut your success, or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame," she said.
Adams, by his locker after the game, was happy to take credit for the round-number blast, though he thought 300,000 seemed a bit low.
I can only take credit for about a quarter of the cluing, and Will's clues are, on average, a lot tougher (and better) than mine.
In the series' trailer, she reveals that this new superhero is Batwoman, and she's not about to let a man take credit for her work.
Javier Bardem's "Him," an esteemed poet, feeds off her painstaking labors, only to take credit for them as they fuel his ego-driven creative pursuits.
She won convincingly on Tuesday night -- and Trump quickly moved to take credit -- and take a shot at the man McSally is running to replace.
Time and time again, Trump -- undeterred by reality -- has tried to take credit for signing into law the Veterans Choice Program, even arguing that Sen.
When the blockade first took effect, he charged that country funds terrorism and appeared to take credit for the break in a string of tweets.
The likes of Collins and Murkowski can take credit for making the deal happen without having to cast a deciding vote on much of anything.
First of all, these are pretty funny jokes, and if I were Trump, I would just take credit for them, because why not, you know?
Mobile point-of-sale technology makes it easier for anyone to take credit card payments, serving as an alternative to expensive and bulky traditional systems.
Stephanie took the mic in the ring ... and tried to take credit for Ronda winning the Raw Women's Championship belt at SummerSlam over the weekend.
And despite Trump's attempts to take credit for the automaker's decisions, the credit for US based plants may be due to United Auto Workers Association.
But while Castro can take credit for the implementation of the program, it's hardly the bold thinking and easy slogan of "Medicare-for-all," Sen.
There's some concern that people could download videos they don't have the rights to through a bot like this, or publish them elsewhere and take credit.
While Trump can certainly take credit for hastening the demise of ISIS's geographical caliphate, ultimately both presidents approached the ISIS problem in the same essential way.
Despite their warnings, the headline numbers -- growth and jobs -- remain strong, and Trump is more than happy to take credit and stick it to the experts.
"There are going to be people along the way who try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame," she said.
But if any one person should take credit for "Kahaani 2", it is Vidya Balan, whose powerhouse performance is the rock on which the film stands.
His foundation is little more than a scam, designed to take credit for other people's donations when it's not being used as his own personal ATM.
Roiphe's rumored decision was met with widespread backlash, and a group of women banded together to take credit for the list themselves, "I am Spartacus" style.
Trump and his aides were quick to take credit for the soaring market earlier this year, which Mnuchin called a barometer for the administration's economic policy.
"The last thing they wanted was for Trump to take credit for Chapo Guzmán's extradition," Mike Vigil, a former DEA chief of international operations, told Reuters.
Her party, unlike her opponent's, is united, for which she can also take credit, thanks to her careful negotiations with Bernie Sanders, her aggrieved Democratic rival.
GOP lawmakers on the panel have argued that Cordray and the CFPB were "asleep at the wheel" and jumped into the investigation late to take credit.
Traditionally, presidents have declined to take too much credit for these kinds of gains because they would logically then have to take credit for inevitable contraction.
Trump was also in Missouri on Monday campaigning, and the president is expected to take credit for any Senate victories in the states he visited repeatedly.
The Trump administration tried to defuse the deepening diplomatic rift over Qatar Friday — a situation that it appeared to take credit for earlier in the week.
He has also been quick to take credit for any positive news pertaining to US-based manufacturing, like the Softbank news that arrived late last year.
According to Hamm, most brokerages have moved to accepting fees via money orders or certified checks, and some take credit cards for deposits and application fees.
The president has also started to take credit for other metrics that are currently more favorable to him, such as the price of oil and gas.
Tyrion realizes this when he decides Dany needs to take credit for the (temporary) peace in Meereen, even though she has been absent from the city.
Though Trump likes to take credit for its creation, the Space Force first came up as an idea in the House Armed Services Committee in 2017.
If someone mentioned a personal reason, like a family member who owned a small business but couldn't take credit cards, Dorsey would hand them a job.
Some say his wide range of responsibilities allow him to take credit in areas where the administration is successful and distance himself when it is not.
Dowson, 35, said he helped online merchants whose transactions are seen by credit card firms as "high risk" to win approval to take credit card payments.
When Trump won, Cambridge Analytica tried to take credit so they were back on our radar but just for making [expletive] claims about their own importance.
The United States has added 21.7 million jobs in 22016, but it's a stretch for the new president to take credit for almost half of them.
"And now the Democrats are trying to take credit for this great deal, and that's OK," Trump said to searing boos but with a weary expression.
At least in the meantime, however, Mr. Trump is busily trying to take credit for positive signs that were in fact nurtured on Barack Obama's watch.
Trump has frequently used the pageantry of the White House to take credit for corporate investments -- even when he had nothing to do with the deal.
"It was never my intent to take credit for what I said or give a specific credit because of how I prefaced my speech," his statement said.
Declining to deduct your dependents or take credit for a big state tax bill, for instance, could just produce a regular tax even higher than the AMT.
But seven months later, it looks more like the opening salvo in a campaign to deflect blame when oil prices rise and take credit when they fall.
If Trump doesn't solve the shutdown impasse before January, then Democrats will come sweeping into power, and take credit for solving a problem the president could not.
"The facility appealed to both specialised aviation banks as well as traditional corporate lenders, looking to take credit exposure on longer maturity terms," the term sheet said.
Frank Ocean's in a legal war with a guy he used to work with, but who's now trying to take credit for Frank's music ... according to Frank.
"There are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame," she said.
"The facility appealed to both specialised aviation banks as well as traditional corporate lenders, looking to take credit exposure on longer maturity terms," the term sheet said.
Since he doesn't want the head of the clinic getting mad at him, Alex lets Weber take credit for the diagnosis and thanks from the teary teen.
And while I can't prohibit you from insulting that tradition with cauliflower, take credit for your innovation and call it what it is: Jillian's Quebecois Non-Caesar.
Also, I think Omarosa missed a great opportunity here, Martha, to take credit for all of the wonderful gains the president has made for people of color.
If you play your cards right, you'll be able to help your best friends find happiness — and take credit for it for the rest of your lives. 
I'LL LET YOU TAKE CREDIT IF YOU GO WITH IT. WE NEED A MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN 50-YEAR SAVINGS BOND, $1 TRILLION TO FIX OUR INFRASTRUCTURE.
President Donald Trump can't really take credit for the strengthening labor market yet because it's too early in his administration, two think-tank policy wonks told CNBC.
President Trump likes to take credit whenever possible — when he beats a longtime politician in an election, when America "wins," and when he "invents" a cool phrase.
This actually encourages foreign governments to stay in Trump hotels because he can then take credit for the amount of money he has raised for the Treasury.
"There are going to be people along the way who try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame," Swift said, pointedly.
Right now the EU's General Data Protection Regulation can take credit for a whole lot of spilt ink as tech industry small print is reworded en masse.
When the situations become less extreme, they take credit for causing the change, when a more likely explanation is that the situation was reverting to the mean.
He also can take credit for pushing forward "Medicare for all," a single-payer health-care plan that now has the support of many Democrats, including Warren.
But, if you're going to take credit for zero airline deaths in 2017 then you should take responsibility for the tens of thousands of gun deaths, too.
Mr. Haskins said that Republicans should take credit for programs that have succeeded, especially the changes to the welfare system that put an emphasis on requiring work.
All of this exists within a complicated battle of claims to the racial origins of Ancient Egyptians, motivated by desires to take credit for the civilization's achievements.
He then tried to falsely pin the origin of the conspiracy theory on Hillary Clinton, going so far as to take credit for helping to debunk it.
Many of them assumed that the government did not want them to take credit publicly for the policy change in an absolute monarchy that suppresses activism. video
Many accounts, however—particularly smaller fan accounts with nothing to lose—had posted my photos with no credit, or even tried to take credit for my photography.
The truce improved the lives of gang members, who were dying in fewer numbers, and of the government, which could take credit for the lower homicide stats.
This time, the subject is a wacky guy who US agents are trying to frame so that they take credit for bringing down some kind of mastermind.
They take credit for many of the coalition's victories over the past four years, but this hasn't translated into proper inclusion in the government or peace talks.
Various outdated or nonexistent accomplishments The President likes to take credit for things that others accomplished -- or for Trump-era accomplishments that are now out of date.
Since Election Day, a number of companies have made similar hiring announcements and have let Trump take credit for it as part of his economic populist message.
SO IF HE PUTS OUT GOOD ADVICE, I'LL TAKE CREDIT FOR IT. QUICK: WE HAVE SEEN SOME CEOs WHO LIKE TO TWEET VERY FREQUENTLY, INCLUDING ELON MUSK.
This is part of the Art of the Scam: Denigrate and disparage the country now so that he, and he alone, can take credit for transforming it.
If David shoots an acorn at Goliath's face, and a tree falls on Goliath while's he rubbing his forehead, can David take credit for slaying his foe?
Trump sought to take credit for the talks, tweeting that it was his "firm" and "strong" foreign policy stance that had brought about a major diplomatic breakthrough.
"They're really pleased with Donald Trump, they're pleased with Republican leadership, and I get to take credit for my part in all of that," Cramer has said.
But if Trump is going to take credit for when things go well, it stands to reason that he should also take blame when things go poorly.
It says a lot that Lil Wayne and his cronies could take credit for a style of rap so completely that it became associated with this one song.
Kurtz never wanted to take credit; it wasn't clear who in those late-night sessions had come up with the words, and he wasn't the taking-credit type.
As for how President Trump has performed so far regarding the economy, Bogle seemed unimpressed, despite the President's frequent tweets that appear to take credit for market gains.
Our prediction: No matter the political party, politicians often take credit for things that happen on their watch, even if they had nothing directly to do with it.
Are they comfortable with a world in which Trump gets to take credit for a debt-fueled, highly stimulative binge of infrastructure projects as he runs for reelection?
When she or one of her associates would host a vendor table, they would have to use their personal email accounts to take credit card payments through PayPal.
The confusion escalated after the president misquoted and attacked the mayor of London and seemed to take credit for the diplomatic situation involving Qatar—among other confusing tweets.
Customers have been waiting in lines across the United States to buy discounted items, only to find out that the machines won't take credit cards or gift cards.
She voiced her displeasure about the song at the 2016 Grammys, and in an acceptance speech talked about how he tried to take credit for her musical accomplishments.
He'd like to take credit for Manning's clemency, while also saying that he has no obligation to uphold an empty promise he made to leave the Ecuadorian embassy.
The study of Senate rules and the budget found that senators have a decreasing number of opportunities to take credit for a job well done come election season.
Wildstein said the "goodie bag" scheme allowed Christie's office to take credit for items given by the Port Authority, a bi-state agency run jointly with New York.
Maybe Kanye can even pipe up — he did launch new releases on Spotify this week so he might want to take credit for bringing Spotify to its knees.
This was never really true—the tax cuts might have excited the stock market, but he can hardly take credit for the economic gains of the last decade.
Trump, who raised the matter of their freedom with Chinese President Xi Jinping during his visit to the country, has been happy to take credit for their release.
They are doing it not only because of Trump's pressure -- even though they want him to take credit for the increases -- but because they are worried about Russia.
They just want to spend, take credit for good news, and duck responsibility for bad news because that is the easiest way to get reelected every other November.
It's a shame big pharmaceutical companies would rather goose their profits than take credit for all the good their participation in 340B is doing for so many people.
Politicians are using public policies, from renaming a city to offering billions of dollars in grants, infrastructure improvements and tax abatements, to take credit for companies' location decisions.
"I know President Trump likes to take credit for the economy and the economic growth and the low unemployment numbers," Mr. Biden said at a rally in Philadelphia.
Buying a business-class ticket for the Starline Express for later that evening was simple — I was glad I brought cash though, since they didn't take credit cards.
President Donald Trump used Tuesday's State of the Union address to take credit for a recent drop in drug overdose deaths and a reversal in the opioid epidemic.
"He told the president, don't take credit for the market going up, because you're setting yourself up to take the blame when the market goes down," he said.
"The anti-abortion activists will try to take credit for this decline, but the facts don't support their argument," said Rachel Jones, a principal research scientist at Guttmacher.
Schwarzman, who led the president's policy forum before it was disbanded, said Trump can take credit for the improved confidence of business leaders and the roaring stock market.
President Donald Trump loves to take credit for the rally in U.S. stocks since his inauguration, but in a global context, it isn't as impressive as it seems.
What if the stock market keeps ascending, the economy continues to grow, and Mr. Trump and a flock of Republicans do their utmost to take credit for it?
He was seeking to take credit for a Moore victory he already expected, to make himself appear like a political mastermind and enhance his influence in the GOP.
And if and when something does, Trump, who has been so eager to take credit for the upswing, might reconsider his positioning once stocks start to go down.
Since his inauguration in January last year, Donald Trump has regularly taken to Twitter to proclaim the gains in U.S. stocks, often appearing to take credit for their rise.
When Twitter could take credit for revolutionary political movements like the Arab Spring, it was easy for the company's executives to joke about their liberal stance on free speech.
He opposed the deals that led to a balanced budget and then he was one of the Washington insiders that managed to take credit for the balanced budget anyway.
Amazon previously said it would hire 100,000 more full-time employees on the eve of the presidential inauguration, a  move for which Donald Trump was quick to take credit.
After weeks of silence on Trump's immoral family separation policy and then shifting the blame to Congress, Ivanka Trump now wants to take credit for her father's policy shift.
This isn't lost on Trump, who tried to take credit for gasoline prices when they were falling early in the year and in general likes to highlight the topic.
He has run many businesses and certainly could have "created" many jobs (I put to one side the difficult question whether any individual can take credit for "creating" jobs).
If China increased its ability to make, and not just assemble, products, the U.S. could lose out on billions that Trump himself is very keen to take credit for.
When interviewing at a start-up, it's crucial to talk about yourself, not your team That doesn't mean you should take credit for what you didn't do, says Harris.
On the other hand, perhaps IAC/Match really can take credit for differentiating and monetizing Tinder, taking it from a problem-plagued company to a multibillion dollar dating empire.
ISIS's own statements – including in its magazine – take credit for the mass murder of Christians and express ISIS's intent to eliminate Christian and other minority communities from the Caliphate.
Their unwillingness or incapacity to take credit for good times and defend the tax cuts that have helped families only lends credence to the curmudgeonly Krugmans of the world.
Seven years later, the bandmates neither take credit for these developments nor feel that they missed out on them, and they say they are happy with their solo trajectories.
The show then examined several of Trump's claims made at the rally, including his claim that he could take credit for a new coal mine being built in Pennsylvania.
These are unrelated stories, obviously, but they share what's become a truism of White House -- which is that Trump likes to take credit for things he hasn't quite accomplished.
Trump as president cannot dishonestly take credit for good things that were accomplished under previous presidents and then dishonestly blame previous presidents for failures that occurred on his watch.
I totally can't take credit in the sense that a lot of the work in the book and the sources I used were compiled by those enthusiasts and monitors.
A win-win: Companies can grab headlines with news of even considering bringing production to the U.S., and the Trump White House benefits from the ability to take credit.
Trump called Stone a "stone-cold loser" and described him as always trying to take credit for things he didn't do in a 85033 profile in The New Yorker.
With the stock market reaching new highs and the labor market continuing to add jobs, President Donald Trump on Friday took the opportunity to take credit for the gains.
"He was trying to take credit for this incredible thing that's happening," Mr. Trump told supporters in his own appearance in Fargo, N.D., shortly after Mr. Obama's televised speech.
I watched this morning as they tried to take credit for the stock market from — let me tell you, if we didn't win, the stock market would have crashed.
They argued that allowing biomass-burning power plants to take credit for forest growth and carbon sequestration that would be happening anyway would be a major carbon accounting error.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange appeared to take credit Tuesday for Donald Trump Jr.'s decision to release his emails about setting up a meeting with a Kremlin-linked lawyer.
In a rare quality for Washington insiders, Mr. Mnuchin also does not seek the limelight, which could appeal to lawmakers who are eager to take credit for policy victories.
Square's new touch-screen terminal allows merchants, such as liquor stores and hairdressers, to ring up sales, take credit card payments processed through the company's system and print receipts.
The data is likely to please supporters of President Trump and could let him take credit for quickly making good on his promise to clamp down on illegal immigration.
I can't take credit for the concept, but I think it's a fun (to the extent that the "apocalypse beat" can be) way to play with assumption versus reality.
"We all know that the president likes to take credit for things and likes to offload blame onto others, and I think that's what's being exhibited now," Stovall said.
" It can be summed up with one sentence: "[P]eople ... say Kushner can be a shrewd self promoter, knowing how to take credit — and shirk blame — whenever it suits him.
He faced strong opposition to TPP in Congress, so much so that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York said Trump shouldn't take credit for withdrawing from the deal.
Given that Silicon Valley is world capital of tech innovation, a lot of that money was bound to land stateside regardless of Trump's claims to take credit after the fact.
Following Hal's huge villain reveal, Betty asked him about the man who shot at the crowd during the debate — the one attempted killing that Hal could not take credit for.
"Affordable Care Act premiums are going down" is a headline no one's ever seen before, so it's no surprise the Trump administration is trying to take credit for the change.
Trump has frequently fumed about aides who appear to take credit for his stances or successes, something that helped lead to the downfall of one-time top aide Steve Bannon.
While trolls in the message boards were eager to take credit for a spate of recent closures, it's difficult to confirm how many can actually be attributed to the campaign.
Bob Corker, chairman of the committee, was visibly stunned to hear from reporters that Trump appeared to take credit on Twitter for the countries' decision to sever ties with Qatar.
And while Microsoft can't take credit for developing Segoe, the company has made the font its own, using it as a core part of the Microsoft, Windows, and Office branding.
Even so, Trump can personally take credit for deterring 2900,220006 putative crossers, of which perhaps 2202,2628 would have succeeded in entering the U.S. The Trump effect, however, is not lasting.
I'd like my friends to think I'm good at drawing, so I want a feature that adds really good drawings to my pictures that I can take credit for. 7.
Some research also points to the behaviors of women — for instance, an unwillingness to ask for a raise, say "no" to unreasonable requests or take credit for their own achievements.
The agency would hand out favors, but the governor's office would make the phone call or hold the photo op to announce the gifts so Mr. Christie could take credit.
Fans who showed excitement for Anna's sword-swinging moment in the first "Frozen 2" teaser trailer can take credit for keeping that visual in the final cut of the movie.
While the jobs news looks good for Trump, some economists argue that the gains are happening in a vacuum between the Trump and Obama administrations, and neither can take credit.
In a thinly veiled attack on Kayne West, she criticized people who "try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame" in her acceptance speech.
Donald Trump will surely take credit for this and other similar moves, but hiring today is more likely the result of a recovery that's been gaining steam for years now.
Two months ago President Donald Trump was quick to take credit for the looming defeat of ISIS when Raqqa, ISIS' de facto capital in Syria, fell to US-backed forces.
As President Donald Trump nears his first anniversary in office, he shouldn't be so quick to take credit for the economy's rapid growth, Gluskin Sheff's chief economist and strategist said.
If things are going well, he is always ready to take credit: Stock market up, it's because of Trump; stock market down, it's because of the media -- and the Fed.
It's instead something that Obama signed into law — and that Trump is now trying to take credit for by looking like he's the one increasing opioid and drug treatment spending.
They may rise, and they have in this case, to true honor, nobility and service, but it is hard for a politician to take credit for their effort and sacrifice.
They may rise, and they have in this case, to true honor, nobility and service, but it is hard for a politician to take credit for their effort and sacrifice.
" Even as he denied responsibility for the government's missteps, Trump was eager to take credit for restricting travel from China and Europe, which, he claimed, "saved a lot of lives.
She's been able to ride that to second or third place in the polls, but watch for how Sanders tries to take credit for pushing the party to the left.
Clinton has been eager to take credit for the U.S.'s 2011 intervention in Libya, which helped drive Moammar Gadhafi from power but failed to create order in the country.
It would also allow banks to take credit for lending to relatively poor individuals, small businesses and borrowers in rural places even when they do not have a branch nearby.
Yet, in recent decades, Congress has devised slick ways to write legislation so that its members can take credit for the popular consequences, but shift blame for the unpopular ones.
Instead, Trump opted to allow the military to take the lead -- a move that suggests he fully intended to take credit for the killing given the order had presidential authorization.
While Rodman wouldn't personally take credit for Warmbier's release -- his agent sure did ... insisting Dennis' trip was a key factor in Jong-un's decision to free the 22-year-old American.
There's a problematic narrative that keeps springing up in music, where critics take credit away from the woman at the center of a project and shift it to her male collaborators.
But experts agree there's no realistic way the Trump administration can add the extra subs in time for the former reality television star to plausibly take credit for the build-up.
No terror groups have attempted to take credit for the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804, on the fifth day after the plane and 66 people on board disappeared over the Mediterranean.
If you saw an ad six weeks ago but can't quite remember it, you might Google any details you recall, leading the search engine to take credit for delivering the conversion.
No one has stepped forward to take credit for the leaks and it is unknown if a similar exploit to the 2014 Fappening was used to illegally gain access to them.
" It's super weird that Cuomo isn't sure who controls the transit system, since this winter he orchestrated a multimedia self-promotional tour to take credit for opening the "Second Avenue subway.
If it does take credit for the attack, says Mr Koru, IS is likely to use the Israel deal to paint Turkey as part of what it calls the "crusader alliance".
The Australian beat Lorenzo Sonego 7-5, 13-4 on Tuesday to progress to the last 32 of the Cincinnati Masters, and was quick to take credit for his opponent's performance.
Trump appeared to take credit for the bipartisan negotiations during a press conference in the Rose Garden on Monday before coming out against the Alexander-Murray deal once it was announced.
The tweets echoed remarks made by the president at a campaign event on Friday in North Dakota, where he criticized former President Obama's attempts to take credit for the strong economy.
Assuming -- and some Republicans don't -- that this GOP donor actually exists, it's not terribly surprising that none of the major campaigns seem willing to take credit or blame for the dossier.
In his desperation to take credit for Saudi's move, to showcase it as an example of his ability to shape global events, Trump appears to be throwing Qatar under the bus.
Mr. Trump has also been eager to take credit for Mr. Kim's shift in behavior as the inter-Korean summit has fanned speculation that he could receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
It's unlikely anyone will take credit for the current global market free fall, which, after three days, is clearly not just a correction but an overdue unwinding of years of excess.
It's the reason why the Funks so rarely take credit for what they built, instead passing it on to anyone that ever bartended, worked the door, or cooked a food order.
White House aides quickly decided the administration needed to issue a formal response to the plunging stock market after months of jumping at the chance take credit for the record gains.
"The President loves to take credit for 'rebuilding' the military, but today's reprogramming decision does the exact opposite -- it will prevent the acquisition of critical ships, vehicles, and aircraft," he added.
However, the statement does lend credence to theories that the Guccifer 2.0 persona was hastily crafted after the hacks to take credit for the breach and deflect attention from state-sponsored hackers.
The group was blamed -- although it did not take credit -- for twin market bombings in the cities of Kano and Yola last November, using children as young as 11 as suicide bombers.
And governments like to take credit for shiny new infrastructure projects without having to raise revenue to pay for them or subject themselves to conditions set by Western investors or multilateral organisations.
A series of small, incremental changes to policy over many decades is the third factor behind a jobs boom for which the current crop of politicians are so keen to take credit.
But the anger-tinged egotism also totally changed the narrative from one of Musk just trying to help, to one of Musk trying to take credit in the midst of a crisis.
"I'm sure everyone is lining up to take credit for the decline," said Dr. Michael Cackovic, an ob-gyn who specializes in maternal fetal medicine at Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
"Donald Trump, despite his inauguration speech talking about doom and gloom, he inherited a quite healthy economy and President Obama should take credit for that," he told "Rising" co-host Krystal Ball.
Trump tried to take credit for that stat as it pertains to 2017, but it's actually the FAA and air traffic controllers and pilots that get the planes up and down safely.
RYAN SHUNS OBAMA ECONOMY: The economic recovery will be a centerpiece of Obama's final State of the Union tonight, but House Speaker Paul Ryan said the president can't take credit for it.
The Bangladeshi government claims that the extremists were homegrown, while al Qaeda and ISIS, along with religious extremist groups in Bangladesh, take credit for the dozens of public executions around the country.
Less than a week later, on June 15, the cyber-spies created the online identify Guccifer 2.0 to take credit for the hacks into the Democratic National Committee, according to the indictment.
If Democratic leaders were careful, they could devise a win-win: A bill that Mactaggart and the industry would accept, that privacy activists would hail and that lawmakers could take credit for.
Instead she dodged, drifting into a tangent about the Paris climate agreement, trying to take credit for it and, absurdly, claiming that Sanders opposes it because he has said it wasn't enough.
"The President loves to take credit for 'rebuilding' the military, but today's reprogramming decision does the exact opposite -- it will prevent the acquisition of critical ships, vehicles, and aircraft," he added. Rep.
But they also try to keep low profiles for fear of offending a government that is eager to take credit for any success and quick to suspect outside groups of challenging it.
At first blush, Pelosi would seem to have no incentive to reach a deal that could help Trump cement a major campaign promise and take credit for overturning the much-maligned NAFTA.
But that won't stop him from trying to take credit for what passed at year's end, as we learned from the stream-of-consciousness letter Trump sent ranting at Pelosi over impeachment.
"While Josh developed the website and built out the payment gateways so we could take credit cards, I would go to the local grocery store," says Taranto of the pre-Karp era.
Now I have President Trump to thank for the answer: Doing as he does reveals a willingness to take credit but reluctance to take the blame, leaving his subordinates unsupported and demoralized.
" Adding her voice to the mix, Vanessa Friedman, the New York Times fashion critic, posted on Twitter on the night of the Globes, "Whoever made Isabelle Huppert's dress should take credit ASAP.
"  In response, Trump accused his predecessor of "trying to take credit" for the current economy, tweeting, "He had the WEAKEST recovery since the Great Depression, despite Zero Fed Rate & MASSIVE quantitative easing.
People would rather believe that Beck is from an alternate universe than that egotistical billionaire Tony Stark liked to take credit for things other people in his organization worked very hard on.
The Time disbanded in part because they wanted more creative control in the studio, while Prince wanted to continue to make their tracks and then let the band take credit for them.
The confidence the President has in his own gut is not hurt by the fact that he has not yet gotten burned for setting fires he'd like to take credit for putting out.
As Trump sells his reelection to his followers, he'll point to the strong "Trump economy" and he'll happily take credit for the decade of economic expansion, which will set a record next month.
While there will be a number of folks all too pleased to take credit for (or blame for) this historic lineup on the hashtag activism of last year's #OscarSoWhite, that would be wrongheaded.
And if Apple could revive those ideas and potentially make them useful, that might be kind of nice, just so long as the company doesn't try to take credit for inventing the tech.
Affordable Care Act supporters blasted the administration for trying to take credit for the market's stabilization, noting Trump officials cut the open enrollment period in half and slashed funding for advertising and assistance.
Both companies have already said they would have deployed these 5G networks anyway to keep pace with AT&T and Verizon, so the proposed merger can't fairly take credit for their 5G rollout.
"If you want to take credit for all those jobs coming to Indiana, and we're losing jobs due to corporate greed -- I've got issues with that," Jones told RTV6 in Indianapolis this month.
Museum-led coworking spaces promote collaboration and diverse thinking, and showcase a new type of value I'd like to see more museums exercise and take credit for: "industrial" value to the outside world.
And just as a subculture grew around being the first to circumvent new copyright measures, increasingly ornate ways to take credit for spreading these warez became a scene all its own as well.
Also mentioned in the inflammatory chats was Lin-Manuel Miranda, who said in response that the governor tried to take credit for the money his show, "Hamilton," raised for arts on the island.
Hun Sen can take credit for helping put an end to the long-running threat of the Khmer Rouge, the radical communist group whose 1975-79 genocidal rule left almost 2 million dead.
That might sound extreme, but her track record speaks for itself: Andersen can currently take credit for over 100 successful, exclusive relationships in the region, as well as countless marriages of former clients.
"  Their sentiments were echoed by another local chair who described the state's joint effort stating, "My little county really can't take credit for [high turn out] you know it is a team effort.
" Trump himself seemed to take credit for Ford's change of plans on Twitter, retweeting a Fox News story that was headlined "Ford to scrap Mexico plant, invest in Michigan; CEO cites Trump policies.
For a president who has passed no major economic legislation to impact the economy, it's the height of hubris for Trump to take credit for presiding over the continuation of the Obama recovery.
Trump and his most ardent supporters, who spent years telling black voters the black guy in the White House had accomplished nothing of significance, now want to take credit for Trump's underwhelming accomplishments.
Hard work and perseverance and all those other qualities are great, but we can't take credit for our IQ. We live in a society that is tailor-made for people with high IQs.
While Trump can't take credit for the broader global economic expansion or the fact that the economy was already improving when he took office, his deregulation efforts have moved the needle, Cramer said.
The gulf leaders used the visit to whisper to Trump about Qatar's supposed terrorist sympathies, and after they began the embargo, he seemed to take credit for it in one of his tweets.
But it was also a night to acknowledge that a small-scale nonprofit whose members are homeless, many of whom live on the street, could take credit for significant new laws and policies.
And Mr. Castro was eager to lash Mr. Biden over his age and his efforts to "take credit for Obama's work, but not have to answer to any questions" about his administration's record.
"It is hard for Vice President Gore to take credit for everything going well and take none of the blame for the national embarrassment that Bill Clinton has caused," future Tennessee Republican Sen.
While he did take credit for a beating at a mall once, after a dude relentlessly heckled him, it was not clear at the time if he'd handled the fella himself or not.
Rather than build on the foundation of the Affordable Care Act, and take credit for a strengthened system, Mr. Trump is causing the prospect of nationally affordable care to recede through malign neglect.
"Get in the game, get in the game," she said in an interview at the state party office in Helena, "because you're not going to take credit for it after we've won it."
And while he's humbly unwilling to take credit for South Florida's current status as a SoundCloud rap hub, he concedes that Port Of Miami cemented him in the city's historic hip-hop lineage.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump used his State of the Union address on Tuesday in part to take credit for the strength of the U.S. economy and financial markets, something he does regularly.
"In the scenario of a Prabowo presidency, he will have to reward his supporters and the political Islam side will take credit for his victory," said Achmad Sukarsono, a political analyst at Control Risks.
This striking demonstration plays out on a giant petri dish called the Microbial Evolution and Growth Arena plate (MEGA-plate, for short), but the researchers who designed it refuse to take credit for it.
The environment of distrust has most of America ready to believe that someone has stolen the election, and that makes it possible for meddlers to take credit for manipulation even when it hasn't happened.
And while the pair's relationship is back on track and have both reached impressive levels of success in Hollywood, Eric boldly made a point to take credit for his sister and daughter's celebrity status.
Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Orthodox church since 2009, has said the church can take credit for maintaining the country's nuclear capacity in an era when finances and confidence were rock-bottom.
Another clutch Lucic goal pushes Kings past Stars LOS ANGELES — Milan Lucic delivered his club-leading fifth game-winning goal of the season, but the Los Angeles Kings left winger refused to take credit.
That process will culminate in Trump's visit Tuesday, at which he will doubtless take credit for the wall prototypes and conveniently forget that his ideas (solar power!) bore no relationship to the actual selections.
I'm not sure I can even take credit for the fact that Labrie opened up to me: According to prosecutors, he was just as chatty with a woman who sold him a bus ticket.
While the administration was quick to take credit for the findings, the cuts largely stemmed from policies put in place under former President Obama, many of which have been curtailed since Trump took office.
They take credit for their presentations on their curriculum vitae without disclosing that they consulted for the CIA, which might alienate some academic colleagues as well as the countries where they conduct their research.
For one thing, if the law had very little impact on prison populations (despite all the claims to the contrary), then it can't take credit for however much crime was reduced by rising incarceration.
No doubt, he can take credit for a stock market rally and consumer confidence jumping on hopes that his business friendly agenda would pass, but that has yet to translate into actual job creation.
He said he did not know if he really should take credit for what has been going on this year in Cleveland, but he said he did know this: "We're a title town now."
Presidents (and governors, mayors, and other executive officials) normally try to make things work better rather than worse so they can claim to have solved problems and take credit for improvements in people's lives.
"The best way to write predictive fiction is to predict a large number of different things, wait a few years and then take credit for the ones that sort of came true," Stephenson says.
The president has been eager to take credit for the stock market's rise and tout Wall Street's performance when things are going well — but when it's moving in the opposite direction, not so much.
So Trump, despite seeming eager just a few days earlier to take credit for a shutdown and precipitating the crisis by threatening to veto a spending bill, is pointing his finger at the Democrats.
P.R. people have always tried to keep their hands invisible, allowing clients to take credit and blame, and the Tylenol case is often cited as a textbook model of corporate responsibility in a crisis.
One instinct, regardless of circumstance, is to take credit for everything that is positive even if he had nothing to do with it, like the absence of fatal commercial airplane crashes under his presidency.
Rodman, who supported Trump's bid for the Oval Office and has made several trips to North Korea, said he didn't want to take credit for the current dialogue between North Korea and South Korea.
President Donald Trump likes to take credit for last year's stock market gain, but on Thursday he admitted that the results of his scheduled medical examination on Friday could be responsible for its fall.
The way that my dad holds up a mirror to things around him, and tries to not take credit for it, is a real testament to how collaborative life is and how creativity works.
" McEnany added that "it's no wonder Democrats seek to take credit for the Trump economy after eight years of betraying blue-collar workers and inflicting pain upon the middle class as Americans everywhere suffered.
"There are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame," she said, in a thinly veiled diss aimed at Kanye.
Plastiq co-founders (from left): Eliot Buchanan and Dan Choi Plastiq co-founders (from left): Eliot Buchanan and Dan Choi Specialty medical clinic chain Metro Vein pays vendors who don't take credit with Plastiq instead.
We at Mashable wish we could take credit for the name "disloyal man," but we can't â€" the image is literally called "Disloyal man walking with his girlfriend and looking amazed at another seductive girl.
One user is claiming that the west coast location of Charm City Cakes, the bakery made famous by the Food Network show Ace Of Cakes, can take credit for making the Jenner's 21st birthday cake.
Neither is fully comfortable with the deal, but both know they would find the centre-right alternative less palatable, and they can take credit for policies like raising the minimum wage or halting transport privatisations.
During the conversation on Medicare For All, the New York senator cut in to take credit for the portion of the bill she wrote allowing people to keep their private insurance during a transition period.
He was writing about Charles Nease, an Army private who survived the Battle of Anzio in Italy during World War II -- and like many in his generation didn't want to take credit for his valor.
They can justifiably take credit for following through on their campaign pledge, but will also face the wrath of the American public if the new health plan causes further health problems for the American people.
"Sometimes they come after we've cleared the neighbourhoods and they write their own graffiti on the walls to take credit for it," says one young special-forces fighter, already a veteran of three big battles.
Everytime I see Gina Rodriguez's name in the news, I'm reminded about how that lingerie brand she's a co-owner of tried to take credit for introducing multiple shades of nude into the lingerie market.
President Trump early Tuesday appeared to take credit for a $2628 billion investment in U.S. facilities by Ford Motor Company — an investment that was originally announced in its 28503 contract with the United Auto Workers.
"He was trying to take credit for this incredible thing that's happening to our country," Trump said, accusing Obama of presiding over the "weakest recovery in the history of our country" since the Great Depression.
Mr. Langrée and James Bagwell, the Concert Chorale's director, surely can take credit for the high quality of the music making, the meticulous attention to line and color in both the orchestra and the chorus.
In the time since he took office, Trump has sought to take credit for good news on the economy when, one could argue, he was riding the momentum created by the policies of his predecessor.
"Despite premium hikes under ObamaCare, Clinton continues to take credit for the law on the campaign trail," the Republican National Committee wrote in a recent email, above a compilation of headlines about steep proposed increases.
NBC News reports that a source close to the Mueller investigation revealed the existence of messages in which Jerome Corsi, a top ally of Stone's, appears to take credit for the release of the emails.
THERE'S A RECENT ARTICLE – BLANKFEIN: BUT BY THE WAY, I WILL SAY I KNOW WHO PLAYED THE BIGGEST ROLE IN PUTTING HIM IN THAT JOB AND THAT WAS ME SO I'LL TAKE CREDIT FOR THAT.
Knowing Trump, it could also just be that he wants Pelosi to "owe" him politically, or wants to take credit for her victory (Reed had already expressed interested in voting for Pelosi without Trump's influence).
It's a price those in Trump's orbit often pay for access to him and his devoted base: If they do the heavy lifting and allow him to take credit, they remain in his good graces.
She finally got a chance to take credit for her part in the regicide during the sack of Highgarden, when, instead of giving her a violent end, Jaime Lannister served her a glass of mercy.
A lackluster SPD showing could be the outcome for a junior coalition partner that has consistently failed to take credit for its achievements and which leaves Merkel to enjoy the limelight on the international stage.
" -- When Trump appeared to take credit for fewer people dying of cancer, the American Cancer Society said the trendlines from 2016 to 2017 "reflect prevention, early detection, and treatment advances that occurred in prior years.
The uphill battle for Democrats is made even steeper because Trump has not only managed to take credit for Obama-era economic policies, but has co-opted public anger to his cause against Washington elites.
"Anti-abortion activists are going to try and take credit for this decline, but the facts don't support their argument," Rachel Jones, Guttmacher's principal research scientist, told reporters on a press call earlier this month.
Though Mr. Trump seemed to take credit for the "all recent" seizures of illegal goods, these weapons were actually seized in June 2016, the month before Mr. Trump officially won the Republican nomination for president.
But when it briefly looked like it was going to happen, Trump was happy to take credit for it, and his administration even made budget forecasts off the idea that it was going to take place.
He called for greater transparency for medical bills, and he sought to take credit for protecting Americans with pre-existing healthcare conditions, even though his administration supports a lawsuit that would gut the Affordable Care Act.
Plus, after spending most of his first year without legislative accomplishments, Trump has signed the tax cut that the GOP so craved into law, and he can take credit for success in judicial confirmations as well.
I'll take credit for being a driven individual and for doing what I do now, but without the proper foundation and groundwork-which I had nothing to do with-it was 100% influenced by my parents.
It's the opportunity of a lifetime: Armed with an unprecedented catalog of tried and tested pop-rock masterpieces, he can be the one to introduce The Beatles to the world — and take credit for their genius.
"It's always convenient for politicians to take credit for job creation announcements, but no CEO of a Fortune 500 company is going to respond to sort of off-the-cuff policy considerations," says Hicks, the economist.
Ironically, as in 1983 with Social Security, this could create an opportunity for Trump and the GOP to strengthen the Affordable Care Act, eventually allowing them to take credit for the program if it works better.
Take Credit Suisse, the large Swiss bank that over the years has swallowed up two of Wall Street's premiere investment banks, First Boston and Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette, to form the core of its investment-banking practice.
"If I were a betting man—and it's always hard to bet when it's the FDA—I would bet that this is enough, and you'll see them take credit for these voluntary concessions," he told me.
His support for Moore has grown stronger in recent days, though some of Trump's actions appear designed to allow him to take credit for a Moore win, while allowing him to distance himself if Moore loses.
Mr. Sheikh had to cut short his family's Goa vacation and return to Mumbai on Thursday because he was carrying cash that was no longer usable and his hotel did not take credit or debit cards.
For example, when Gallagher was acquitted of murder this summer, Trump was quick to take credit, tweeting "Glad I could help!" in an apparent reference to his order for Gallagher be released from pre-trial confinement.
"Just like you could with immigration blame immigrants for crime — because it's popular, even if you don't believe it's true — you can use incentives as a way to take credit for economic development," Mr. Jensen said.
Trump has placed a particular emphasis on urging countries to sign lucrative contracts with flagship American companies such as Chevron and Boeing — deals he can then take credit for brokering, according to the Middle Eastern ambassador.
"President Obama is now trying to take credit for the Economic Boom taking place under the Trump Administration," Trump tweeted Monday in response to a tweet from Obama commemorating his signing of the 2009 stimulus bill.
For decades, Congress has shaped regulatory statutes so that its members can take credit for popular promises, but shift blame to agencies for the unpopular burdens needed to deliver them and the failures to do so.
Though she was the unrecognized half of one of their era's most acclaimed husband-wife writing teams, Ms. Toffler spent years ignoring appeals from Mr. Toffler and her friends to take credit for her work publicly.
Trump later sought to take credit for the thaw in tensions: Despite Trump's fixation on Kim and his regime, the U.S. will watch from afar next week as the Peninsula takes its first steps towards rapprochement.
As the campaign 'face' of his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Modi, and his election strategist Amit Shah, can take credit if they win - but may face a backlash from sidelined party elders if they come up short.
If Democrats turn public opinion against the Ryan Medicare plan, Trump may happily jump on board and take credit for stopping congressional Republicans, much as he did with the fight to preserve the Office of Congressional Ethics.
Even on women's rights, he can take credit for the nomination of David Souter to the Supreme Court and for signing the Clery Act, which requires colleges and universities to track and disclose sexual assaults on campus.
My guess is that Trump will take credit for preventing a government shutdown (unlike Obama, he'll say) and that the leadership has promised he'll get everything he wants in 2018, which is only a few months away.
The two take the stage together when the show airs live from Las Vegas Sunday on CBS, and as the new guy, Bentley, 40, jokes that he'll be happy to take credit if the show's a success.
And President Trump's comparatively positive statement on the alliance in his State of the Union suggests he may have decided to back off threats and instead take credit for many NATO members' recent increases in military spending.
Kelly is getting pummeled for — as WashPost's Phil Rucker put it — a series of credibility-damaging moves: Falsely claiming that Democratic congresswoman Frederica Wilson had tried to take credit for securing the funding for an FBI building.
When President Obama celebrates the National Park Service Centennial on August 25, 2016, he should take credit for how his administration has taken unprecedented steps to broaden the diversity of our system of parks and public lands.
Beverly Hills, California (CNN)President Barack Obama told donors on Thursday in Los Angeles that he told then-incoming President Donald Trump that he should rename Obamacare and take credit for its successes, instead of repealing it.
Although he's tried to take credit for numerous other job-creating announcements companies have made since he entered the White House, most of them stem from plans that were announced long before he even ran for president.
A new group have organized a walking tour of queer culture landmarks in London, to make visible history often overlooked rather than let right-wing politicians take credit for magically solving The Gay Problem under David Cameron.
"I want to say to all the young women out there: There are going to be people along the way who try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame," Swift says.
"In my Melania-trained brain, I was almost certain the connection was to Ivanka and Zara and the way Ivanka had tried to take credit for getting Trump to soften his stance on immigration policy," Bennett writes.
Steven Rattner As the self-anointed job creator in chief, Donald Trump rarely misses a chance to use the presidential podium or his alternative podium, Twitter, to take credit for employment being created or retained in America.
Access to AlphaBay ceased at the same time as Mr. Cazes's arrest, but the authorities did not immediately take credit for the operation, and some AlphaBay administrators said they were working to get the site back up.
White people: comes to America, claims it, kicks out the natives forcibly which thousands of were killed in this processWhite people: lets make immigrants illegal White people will shame you and then copy you and take credit.
"I want to say to all the young women out there," she said, "there are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame."
But I just want to be careful on this because a lot of people have come on in the past couple of months, worked incredibly hard, and I don't ... Yeah, I don't want to take credit from them.
That came last week after a meeting with U.S. President Elect Donald Trump who, as you might have guessed, was quick to take credit even though most pundits are skeptical that Alibaba can pull off the ambitious goal.
"I suggest journalists do not trust statements from terrorist organisations, who as you know falsely take credit for all high-profile incidents in different countries," Svetlana Petrenko, a spokeswoman for the Russian Investigative Committee, said in the statement.
It is difficult to convince politicians and department leaders to spend  money on mitigation, however, because they cannot easily take credit for helping to prevent a disaster that never happened, or that might not happen on their watch.
Take credit card skimmers, which are devices installed over the card slot of a card reader, ATM, or terminal, that records information like the card number and expiration date from the chip or magnetic stripe, at gas stations.
Banks take credit union regulator to court: A community-banking group has filed a lawsuit against the nation's top regulator for credit unions, arguing one of its new rules creates massive loopholes that violate the will of Congress.
"I would vote for it with the clear knowledge that anyone who votes against the supplemental funding who tries to then take credit would be dishonest," said Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the No. 2 Senate Democrat.
If someone compliments you on your hairstyle, and you want to take credit for it instead of outlining the millions of years of force that drove you to choose that style over another, that's not a big deal.
VSCO has about 20 million active weekly users, The New York Times reports, though the company does not take credit for the VSCO girl aesthetic — they say it's all coming from the teenage girls who use the app.
Last week he called the oil-rich Middle East country "a funder of terrorism at a high level" as he appeared to take credit for a group of Gulf states cutting diplomatic and economic ties with the emirate.
It would make a lot more sense to stick to kick the can with a quiet extension of the existing law, rather than allow Trump to take credit for a major bipartisan deal that doesn't accomplish much that's meaningful.
Samsung Pay's partnership with American Express, MasterCard, and Visa, and major banks in Singapore–DBS/POSB, OCBC Bank, and Standard Chartered–means it should work at most retail stores that already take credit cards once it finishes rolling out.
Their separate, and competing, new efforts against the Islamic State are part of a parallel battle over who will lead the fight against the extremist group, also known as ISIS and ISIL, and possibly take credit for defeating it.
If voting restrictions are passed, politicians can take credit for "preventing" the widespread illegal voting that never would have happened to begin with; if they aren't passed, politicians can keep warning that fraud is possible without dredging up evidence.
And even if he cannot catch Clinton, Sanders can take credit for dragging her to her left on economic questions, as she now speaks in her stump speech about the need to make hollowed out American communities "whole" again.
NASHVILLE — "The Bobby Bones Show" is the biggest thing in country radio, on nearly 100 stations five mornings a week, and its ringleader, Mr. Bones, 36, likes to take credit for hastening the breakthroughs of a number of acts.
Clintonites, for their part, were irked at Biden for trying to take credit for his support of the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan when it was Clinton who counseled Obama in meetings to conduct the raid.
I happened upon it accidentally — I was living in London at the time — so I can't take credit for any brilliant insight, but it has turned out to be perfect for exactly the time of year you are discussing.
But it's also a fight that extends beyond money to touch on the undercurrents of pride, friendship and hurt feelings that can arise over the question of who deserves to take credit for — and profit from — an artist's success.
Last month, Saudi officials arrested a group of well-known feminists, among them some veterans of a 1990 protest, in what was seen as a warning to them not to take credit for the end of the driving ban.
One of the big background debates of the Trump era is that the president and his allies want to take credit for the improved economic situation, while Democrats prefer to emphasize the extensive continuity with the Obama-era economy.
The proposal, which covers more than 200 pages, would make a number of changes, including allowing banks to take credit for lending to relatively poor individuals, small businesses and rural areas even when they don't have a branch nearby.
Kelly labeled the congresswoman an "empty barrel" and claimed that during a public speech she had given two years prior, she used her time to take credit for securing funding for a new federal building in her Florida district.
The Trump administration, which has sought to take credit for stabilizing the law's marketplaces while also expanding access to cheaper and skimpier alternatives, said 20 more insurance plans will be available when enrollment in 2020 coverage opens next week.
" Swift indirectly responded to the claim – which West has insisted is not a "diss" – in her spirited Grammys acceptance speech on Monday, advising young women to not let people "undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame.
Though he did not take on Warren as aggressively as some of the others, he tried at one point to take credit for getting the votes in Congress to make her idea for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau a reality.
Last year, after Kanye West wrote the lyric "I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex / I made that bitch famous" she used the Grammys stage to call out men who wanted to take credit for her success.
Pakistan, one of the most important BRI countries, has just held an election in which candidates vied to take credit for Chinese investment; yet the debts are so large that, before long, Pakistan is likely to need an IMF bail-out.
He won't take office for another week, but President-elect Trump's administration has been happy to take credit for a number of job-creation stories, including, notably, a deal with Indiana-based HVAC manufacturer Carrier and Japanese telecom company SoftBank.
I do like how the president tried to take credit for releasing the files, like it was already set in motion to happen, but he made it seem like he was the one that was going to, like, unlock the vault.
He can take credit for having proposed Mr Musumeci as the best man to represent an alliance that included Forza Italia, a smaller hard-right party and (incongruously) the Northern League (disguised as a group supporting the League's leader, Matteo Salvini).
The sitting president can take credit for a lot of things (or lack of things, depending on how you look at it), but he has little to do with the fact that Americans are giving up their citizenship in record numbers.
But as the Times reported, this $75 million contribution is only happening as part of a recent settlement with Oklahoma in another opioid epidemic lawsuit — essentially, the Sacklers are trying to take credit for what they were forced to do.
Wilson claimed he didn't actually author the Edge Detector Ong's Hat article, but had found it and was now merely passing it along, though he would later officially take credit for writing the piece in his 2016 book False Documents.
Sterling told VICE News he initially suggested that only Pablo Escobar-level kingpins be subject to mandatory minimums, but some senators wanted a law that would be prosecuted on a regular basis, so that they could take credit for cracking down.
The discussion gets off to a rocky start when he appears to take credit for a decades-old economic concept known as "priming the pump," while explaining that a short-term increase in the deficit will lead to long-term growth.
When Swift appeared on stage at the Grammys a few days later, she condemned "people along the way who will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame," a jab widely interpreted as referencing West.
Just as he revived Disney's animation in the 1980s and early 1990s with hits like "The Little Mermaid" and "The Lion King", Mr Katzenberg can take credit for building DreamWorks Animation into a rival that Comcast felt compelled to buy.
In "Waiting for the Artist," Armisen plays the Ulay character, here named Dimo, a provocateur who is constantly trying to take credit for Izabella's work and admits that he was cheating on her while she was ascetically devoted to her art.
Still sounding like the team's senior leader all these years later, she refuses to take credit for being the standout performer, lauding others like Kayla Pedersen, a 6-foot-4 guard, for creating mismatches both against UConn and throughout the season.
The group has been around since the 1980s, and take credit for getting more than 100 women into the House, more than 20 into the Senate, over 800 into local offices, oh, and they're behind at least 12 feminist governors. Casual.
A brilliant Andros Townsend freekick shortly before the hour and a penalty save by third-choice keeper Karl Darlow secured them the points, but the victory was also built on a solid defensive structure – something Benitez must take credit for.
And McConnell can't take credit for personally creating the conditions that led to the plainly racist national backlash against the first black president (he has a few generations of predecessors in his party and the conservative movement to thank for that).
But his oldness is tangible in every one of his public appearances, and when he tries to take credit for every important accomplishment of the Obama administration he comes across as a slowly unraveling grandfather telling tall tales about his youth.
He interrupted a 10-minute recollection of his 2016 election night victory to complain that the news networks had intentionally delayed results, claiming that Pennsylvania had been deprived of its chance to take credit for clinching his Electoral College victory.
But the Court's deadlock means that President Obama will be able to take credit only for the 700,7003 immigrants protected from deportation through the 2012 program — and for the more than 2 million immigrants deported over his eight years in office.
A regime that gave the world "alternative facts" has been working overtime at year's end to banish words it doesn't like or believe in, and to take credit for, or reframe, good things that it had very little to do with.
The best defense against a Cohen conviction — or worse, a plea deal — on these grounds would be for Mr. Trump to take credit for the payment, since the candidate can give as much money as he wants to his own campaign.
The big picture: Philanthropists don't want to give a man a fish; instead they want to take credit for building a proof-of-concept that will persuade governments around the world to invest in large-scale programs of fishing pedagogy.
For years, tech leaders have been arguing that social networks could usher in big changes in the world, and they were quite prepared to take credit when those changes looked broadly popular to the Davos set — for instance, the Arab Spring.
"Indeed, by allowing them to take credit for doing something about the problem, the lawsuits may take the pressure off of public officials" to make real changes, Lars Noah, a professor at the University of Florida College of Law, said.
Dutch anti-immigrant firebrand Geert Wilders eagerly attempted to take credit for the Dutch government's decision to bar the Turkish ministers from entering the country in the run up to the national election this week, in which he ended up second place. Great!
" While accepting the Grammy Award for album of the year in February, Swift seemingly addressed West's verse, saying, "There are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame.
There are shops, bars and restaurants that still do not take credit cards, and Germans are still more attached to physical cash than even their northern European neighbours; notes and coins make it harder to spend what you do not first have.
A hacker set up a website and Twitter account to take credit for the DNC breach soon after it was initially reported, calling himself Guccifer 2.0 (a moniker modeled after a Romanian hacker who is recently pleaded guilty to hacking American political operatives).
However since Lil B has yet to publicly take credit for the dance while also shaming anyone who is using it without giving proper credit—as he famously did with his cooking dance—maybe there's a chance that this is a coincidence.
"At the same time that they attempted to take credit for a reduction in the prices … in that same breath, they sort of broadcasted this idea that … the premiums are unaffordable," said Josh Peck, co-founder of Obamacare advocacy group Get America Covered.
There is an often-ignored difference between trying to take credit for noticing a problem -- an accusation often made of Jamil -- and setting yourself up in opposition to a problem that many may have noted for years, but hasn't yet been solved.
The pressure is very much on Republican leaders to solve this puzzle, after Trump declared in an Oval Office meeting with top Democrats that he'd be happy to take credit for a government shutdown unless Congress allocates $5 billion for a border wall.
And although she won't take credit for coining the term, Thompson's thread, which has over 45,000 likes, has gained celebrity support and inspired a since-deleted page created by Twitter user Naijaeaux, who has dedicated posts to exposing fishes on Instagram and Twitter.
If Republicans vote to pass these relatively minor gun control measures, that would not prevent any law abiding citizens from buying guns, they can take credit for breaking gridlock in Washington and for the new legislation that over 90% of Americans support.
"The President would presumably want to take credit for the resurgence in manufacturing employment this year, but the synchronised global economic upturn and the weaker dollar are much bigger factors," Paul Ashworth, chief U.S. economist at Capital Economics, said in a note.
If Mr. Ramaphosa is unable to conclude talks with Mr. Zuma before a no-confidence vote, A.N.C. lawmakers will be faced with two unattractive options: vote with the opposition, which will take credit for bringing down Mr. Zuma, or support Mr. Zuma.
A stream of rogue tweets — including racial slurs — were posted to the Twitter chief executive's own Twitter account just after 3:30pm ET. One of the tweets posted a Twitter handle for someone who purported to take credit for the account takeover.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump veered off message Monday night at a campaign-style rally aimed largely at pushing for the Republican health care overhaul to take credit for a completely different issue: keeping former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick out of a job.
I think a concept record that is both about mental health and the Civil War is a pretty daring experiment that I think you pulled off exceptionally well and I wish you would just take credit for something you did right on this fucking record.
WWF says Earth Hour can take credit for various environmental initiatives, like the 2013 declaration of a 3.4 million hectare marine park in the waters off Argentina, the planting of a forest in Uganda and a ban on soft plastics in the Galapagos Island.
The Fake News Awards were apparently composed in the Republican Party website CMS, are riddled with randomly capitalized words and poorly constructed graphics, and are helpfully labeled a "BLOG" with the byline of "TEAM GOP," because no one wants to take credit for this mess.
Pelosi and Schumer had met the night before in her office to go over the details of who would say what, but convincing the president of the United States to wholeheartedly take credit for a possible shutdown wasn't part of the plan — at first.
"We take some blame for the crisis and maybe not recognizing it early enough, but we also take credit for taking some of the courageous steps for repairing the financial sector under very stressful, frightening economic circumstances that helped the nation recover," Fratto said.
WASHINGTON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump, battling a probe into his campaign's alleged ties with Russia and struggling to sell Americans on his leadership abilities, will take credit for U.S. economic gains in the past year in an address to Congress on Tuesday night.
Aides said the Republican president would use the televised speech to take credit for advances in the economy since he took office and tout the benefits of a tax overhaul approved by the Republican-controlled Congress in December that was his first major legislative victory.
A growing businessStripe started as a simple way for developers to add the ability to take credit-card payments into their apps but has since expanded its vision into helping make it easier for entrepreneurs, all over the world, to run internet-based businesses.
Trump did so knowing that he would be here to take credit for any boom — and be long gone when we have to do the belt-tightening necessary so that interest on the debt doesn't devour all nondefense spending and lead to a bust.
"My impression is that he is happy to have other people take credit even when he's been behind the scenes doing a lot of work," said John Auerbach, the president and chief executive of Trust for America's Health, who has known Dr. Redfield for years.
In a study published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, researchers Michelle C. Haynes and Madeline E. Heilman found that women are unlikely to take credit for their role in group work in mixed-gender settings, unless their roles are explicitly clear to outsiders.
But when CATL announced last summer that it had chosen an industrial zone in Arnstadt known as Erfurter Kreuz for the factory, which will supply companies like Volvo and BMW with batteries for electric cars, leaders including Chancellor Angela Merkel jostled to take credit.
Trump has used the venues to take credit for the low unemployment numbers, project confidence on his trade war with China, and double down on his efforts to build the wall, while taking expected jabs at the media and increasingly attacking his Democratic opponents.
The White House and the Republicans have the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court to crow about, and they can continue to at least try to take credit for the stock market rally and three percent GDP growth, but that's about it.
The White House on Tuesday sought to take credit for the arrest of a former Trump campaign aide who had repeated contacts with Russia-linked officials offering "dirt" on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton — marking the latest damage control move as the Russia probe intensifies.
"I'd like to take credit and say it's all my doing, but I'm just really fortunate to be surrounded by these creators who are doing daring things at this time," he told Shadow and Act in February, gesturing to his remarkably consistent roster of culturally conscious projects.
In July 2016, Swift's rep confirmed that she had co-written "This Is What You Came For" under the pseudonym Nils Sjöberg, and the implication was that Harris was trying to take credit (in that earlier Seacrest interview) for a hit song they had created together.
That was obviously not among the president's talking points when he delivered the keynote address about the glory of his America First economic philosophy in Davos Friday, but it's one of the few things that has changed since January 2017 he really can take credit for.
Tom Warren from The Verge actually pointed it out first so I can't take credit for it, but that vision maybe for Microsoft was a little too early and maybe that wasn't the best implementation of it, but it's all kind of going that way now.
Payment processing company Square has transformed many a small retailer or producer from a cash-only business to one that can take credit cards and even Apple Pay, and has created ways for those without traditional cards to carry balances and make payments with their phones.
What he did not do was pick a fight with Mr. Cuomo, choosing instead to eschew years of feuding and engage in a de facto truce that allowed the governor the space to negotiate and take credit for an end to the standoff over mayoral control.
Other times he can take credit for the half-full glasses, and blame Republicans and breakaway Democrats in the State Senate for the perennial failure of other goals, the ones he seems less interested in achieving, like Albany's Holy Grail: meaningful ethics reform and public campaign-financing.
The boards are commonly created in the aftermath of a police scandal, but after the photo-op announcement regarding the establishment of the new board, where politicians take credit for tackling a difficult problem, the news cycle shifts and public attention is directed to other subjects.
Revenue growth has also been supportive, with the top line advancing almost 5 percent in the second quarter, thanks largely to overseas growth and a weaker dollar, something for which the administration cannot take credit, though it may eventually bear some responsibility for a cascading currency.
"If the governor is going to take credit for opening the Second Avenue subway on time, he has to take responsibility for all of the things that are not working on the subway," said John Raskin, the executive director of the Riders Alliance, an advocacy group.
Compounding the awkwardness of this flip-flop-flip were the post-mortem stories in which Biden's staff at first appeared to take credit for his change of mind and then said he made the decision himself in the car en route to the dinner at which he announced it.
In his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, President Obama will no doubt take credit for the success of the U.S. auto sector through the rescue package he secured, though last year's sales were also driven by low fuel costs, low interest rates, and pent-up demand.
Though Kelly pointed out that Jones has read apologies regarding some of the actions on his show, Sunday's broadcast made some things painfully apparent: His apologies aren't genuine, he doesn't take credit for inciting hostility, and he doesn't plan to stop spouting harmful conspiracy theories on his show.
Hence the stories of older wrestlers like Flair, Hulk Hogan, and Kevin Nash revolve around the great lengths to which they'd go so as to avoid losing in the wrong way, or at all, and their lobbying to reshuffle cards so they always could take credit for success.
"What makes me angrier is that these officials will never fail to miss the opportunity to show their shameless faces and take credit when a ceremony is held to mark the completion of a power plant," Mr. Kim was quoted by the North's Korean Central News Agency as saying.
The African-American community is not going to simply forget this is the same guy who has embraced and validated white supremacists just because he decided to take credit for the African-American unemployment rate continuing to go down, a pattern that has been underway for many years.
At the start of Rhythm + Flow, Netflix's new series that seeks to find hip-hop's next big star, judges Cardi B, Chance the Rapper, and T.I. joke that they want to find a rapper who can make it to their level one day, so they can take credit.
"  "There's no question that President Trump is going to try and take credit for it, whether he deserves it or not, whether or not it was President Obama that was saying as he was walking out the door, 'Hey guys it's getting better, it's getting better, really trust me.
WASHINGTON, June 6 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he warned against funding "radical ideology" during his trip to the Middle East and that leaders there pointed to Qatar, appearing to take credit for Arab countries' split as his administration was trying to resolve the dispute.
And the American Express brand name is not in that hashtag at all, but they get to take credit for doing something that's become something of a cultural movement because they started the holiday, and they initiated the hashtag, and they've turned it into something that people feel galvanized to do.
Votel: In the beginning ISIS certainly thought that the physical caliphate was the way to go, but as they have come under pressure we are seeing people conducting attacks in the West, whether they are influenced or inspired by ISIS, which is more than willing to take credit for these attacks.
What Trump seems to be doing here is jumping in at the last minute to a race that looks to be trending in Republicans' favor anyway, a move that allows him to take credit for keeping Ossoff under 50 percent and thereby increasing chances of the district staying in GOP hands.
Trump likes to blame the Obama administration for the rise of ISIS and take credit for that group's decline, though ISIS began its rise during the administration of George W. Bush and started to lose ground militarily thanks largely to the Obama administration's support of Kurds fighting the terror group.
Martha Burk, who put Augusta National's all-male membership policy under a microscope, will not be celebrating mocking the ANWA as a public relations stunt but the 77-year-old activist says she and her group of protesters will take credit for sparking the little progress that has been made.
The White House moved quickly Friday to take credit for a positive jobs report, saying the growth was fueled by President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's ambitious economic agenda.
A month after he won the presidential election, Trump is happy to take credit for things he likes — like the recent rebound in the stock market or the jobs that may be saved at that infamous Carrier plant thanks to millions of dollars the taxpayers of Indiana are going to pay.
When there's a disaster, state and local officials cry out for EPA assistance, which makes it so jarring when political leaders pat the EPA on the back and take credit for its hard work — even as they support budget cuts that will cripple its ability to help Americans when disaster strikes.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE on Monday accused former President Obama of "trying to take credit" for the strong economy.
He added that he even got approval from Swift, saying the lyric was her idea: The fight between the two became a he-said-she-said version of events that culminated in a Grammys speech wherein Swift famously shaded West, implying that he was trying to take credit for her success.
President Trump's staunchest critics — particularly those who have worked to get the DREAM Act passed into law — are now worried about what will happen if a man they revile is able to champion a bipartisan immigration deal and take credit for something that's been touted by Democrats and some Republicans for years.
" Said Swift: "As the first woman to win album of the year at the Grammys twice, I want to say to all the young women out there: there are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame.
And it could score some political points for the Taiwanese company, putting it in the ranks of companies like Alibaba, SoftBank and Intel that have announced U.S. investments in a bid to win favor with the White House — even at times allowing Trump to take credit for plans that predate his presidency.
"As the first woman to win album of the year at the Grammys twice, I want to say to all the young women out there, there are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame," she said.
Nevertheless, there is no 'drastic surge', merely a recovery of normal crossing volumes adjusted for strong labor demand in the U.S. Source: US Customs and Border Patrol, Princeton Policy forecast As for drug trafficking, the administration would be well-advised to take credit for collapsing marijuana smuggling, which is the real story.
"I have just been able to see the unbelievable ingenuity and passion and curiosity and brainpower of America's next generation, and all the cool things that they do," Mr. Obama told this year's fair exhibitors, joking that he would one day take credit for future cancer cures or clean energy innovations they pioneered.
As proposed, the bill would allow the owners of coal plants to take credit on their federal taxes in one of two ways, whichever is less: Owners would get this tax credit whether their plant operated reliably, is available at times of highest demands, or even whether it generated any power at all.
Both Mr. Volkov and Mr. Kurilla worry that American intelligence agencies have made it too easy for the Kremlin to deny its interference in the American elections — and, at the same time, also take credit for it — by keeping concrete evidence secret, which has only allowed sometimes wild conspiracy theories to take flight.
It invented a lone Romanian hacker named Guccifer 2.0 to take credit for the hacks; it also spread the rumors that a murdered DNC staffer named Seth Rich had leaked the emails from inside the organization—and it distributed many of the stolen documents through a fake whistle-blowing site called DCLeaks.
Off camera, the mother and daughter, who shared a diva streak, had a fraught relationship, entangled in guilt and fueled by competitiveness: Ms. Billops told Topic magazine that Christa was trying to take credit for the movie, and at the same, Christa still ached to understand why her mother had given her away.
"#mixedfeelings" Since Fagbenle doesn't know how to feel, I'd like to present some evidence, starting with this Instagram picture: Or this one: Or this one of him and his equally bae brother: As much as I'd like to take credit for this discovery, fan have already been taking to Twitter to express their love.
There's the system that works like it does everywhere else, where you add a card from a supported bank and pay at the register by authenticating your fingerprint with Touch ID. But Japan is still a largely cash-based society when it comes to typical store payments — many places don't take credit cards at all.
" He did, however, manage to take credit for record-low African-American unemployment, caused Republicans to panic after he briefly criticized and then endorsed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, and announced a decision to kick more than 200,000 El Salvador immigrants out of the country before referring to Haiti, El Salvador, and African nations as "shithole countries.
" He did, however, manage to take credit for record-low African-American unemployment, caused Republicans to panic after he briefly criticized and then endorsed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, and announced a decision to kick more than 252,2200 El Salvador immigrants out of the country before referring to Haiti, El Salvador, and African nations as "shithole countries.
"I want to say to all the young women out there, there are going to be people on the way who will try to undercut your success and take credit for your accomplishments or your fame..."   It speaks for itself, but the music video for the song that reignited the beef between Taylor and Kanye generated its own controversy.
"There is no question that when he chose to take credit for the Wikileaks release and to tantalize the public with hints that he had inside information about more to come, he chose to place himself directly in the vortex of the issues that became the focus of multiple law enforcement, counterintelligence, and congressional investigations," the judge wrote.
NEWARK — A defense lawyer tried to undermine the credibility of the confessed culprit in the George Washington Bridge lane closings in federal court on Thursday, suggesting that he was a serial schemer and braggart who had hoped to take credit for the scheme — but now, as the star witness for the prosecution, could not keep his story straight.
With the president's signature on H.R. 85033, formally known as the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act of 2017, the Trump administration — eager for legislative accomplishments in the wake of the GOP failure to repeal the Affordable Care Act — can take credit for turning the page on failed Obama-era policy toward the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Democratic strategist Juanita Tolliver on Wednesday said that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE cannot take credit for the growing economy, and instead offered credit to the Federal Reserve.
However, as slowdown concerns begin to rise, whether it be because of the inverted yield curve, the lowering of interest rates by the Federal Reserve, or some of the largest one day losses in stock market history, Republicans are beginning to fear that the trade war will prevent them from being able to take credit for a strong economy.
I'm not going to take credit and say I was the first one to do it, but I'm not going to let anyone refute that I was the first one to bring it to the mainstream level and make it OK. It's great it kind of blew up into this thing, and now the sounds are everywhere.
Whoever lays claim to the sparsely populated area in this 21st-century version of the Great Game not only will take credit for seizing what is likely to be the Islamic State's last patch of a territorial caliphate in Syria, but also will play an important role in determining Syria's future and the postwar dynamics of the region.
President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Wednesday appeared to take credit for boosting the album sales of a singer set to perform at his inauguration.
The whole notion of telling someone to rub something on their genitals and then attempting to take credit when—lo and behold—all that rubbing gets them aroused certainly gave me pause and made me harken back to Steve Martin's "Penis Beauty Cream" sketch on SNL, but the Fioria pleasure seemed to deliver on its promise.
" But it was former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro who took direct aim at the President in the wake of the news, saying it's "ironic" that Trump, who is known for publicly sparring with his intelligence community, "is trying to take credit when he routinely attacks our intelligence agencies who help make the demise of al-Baghdadi possible.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his Republican allies in Congress have sought to take credit for the low unemployment, attributing it to the administration's economic policies, like its tax cuts.
The administration's spokeswoman accused Obama of trying to take "credit" for the financial success President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has ushered in since taking office.
The simple things I teach my children are honesty, kindness, love thy neighbor, the golden rule, freedom and justice for all, money does not buy happiness, help those less fortunate, do not manipulate others for selfish gains, do not bully or call others derogatory names, take credit for successes and own your mistakes and failures, and check your egos at the door.
"The foundation ceded control over the grants to the campaign, making an improper in-kind contribution of no less than $2.823 million (the amount donated to the Foundation) to the campaign that provided Mr. Trump and the Campaign a means to take credit at campaign rallies, press briefings, and on the Internet, for gifts to veterans charities," the lawsuit reads.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will use his State of the Union address to take credit for economic progress made in 2202.
And without these tech tools the highly engaged Catalan independence movement would undoubtedly create alternative conduits to spread their messages and mobilize supporters (as others have pointed out, the movement's cohesiveness is founded on neighborhood solidarity and grassroots political structures; tech platforms can't take credit for the underlying community solidarity which is yielding such a demonstrably high level of political engagement among local people).
Former President Obama on Thursday said he told President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE just to rename ObamaCare and take credit for it, instead of repealing it.
A small light in the darkness can go a long way to guiding people down the right path — and the more government sees private organizations succeeding, the more likely it will be to get involved (if only to take credit for the success itself!), and the more likely it is to gain the confidence it needs to begin taking responsibility for other problems that need solving.
Both the Liberal and Labor leadership scrambled this week to take credit for a A$60 million hospital expansion plan in Cairns, but that increase looks less impressive when you consider that the government — with Mr. Morrison as treasurer — shifted more of the health care burden to states in what Labor sometimes describes as a A$715 million cut for Australia's public hospitals from 7003-2020.
On Thursday, as he toured the factory floor here to take credit for saving roughly half of the 2,53 jobs Indiana stood to lose, Mr. Trump sent a message to other businesses as well that he intended to follow through on his pledges to impose stiff tariffs on imports from companies that move production overseas and ship their products back to the United States.
Lu said that, if Trump wants to take credit for the cancer rate falling, "he also needs to own" that income inequality is the highest ever recorded, that the United States has suffered the most mass killings since at least the 1970s, that hate crimes are at a 16-year high, that July 2019 was the hottest month ever recorded and that air pollution is getting worse.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and congressional leaders can take credit for boosting our industry's prospects and giving manufacturing workers the attention and action they deserve.
While many pampered NFL players are kneeling during the national anthem, patriots in Congress and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE can take credit for honoring America's fallen local heroes.
Here is a sample of the reactions: Later this morning, Trump followed up with more tweets: In addition to being remarkably credulous about the commitments made at Riyadh, Trump is so eager to claim that his visit was a success that he is trying to take credit for an avoidable and potentially dangerous regional crisis that may undermine a U.S. war effort and might possibly even put Americans at risk.
The tweet was just one of many inflammatory statements by Trump over a long day of bizarre tweeting that included everything from fanning the flames of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to attempting to take credit for airplanes being safe, calling for the prosecution of a top aide to Hillary Clinton, attacking the new publisher of the New York Times, and plugging Lou Dobbs's show on the Fox Business Network.
Pollster Lee Miringoff said in an interview that aired Thursday on "What America's Thinking" that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's previous dismissal of official statistics makes it more difficult for him to take credit for the strong economy.
"It's an example of the president not wanting to put any of his own personal political capital on the line because the race is close — but wanting to be able to take credit for it should it go Katie Arrington's way," said Rob Godfrey, who was a top aide to Nikki R. Haley, now Mr. Trump's envoy to the United Nations, when she was governor of South Carolina.
House Democrats on Tuesday sought to push back on efforts by President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE to take credit for positive economic data, as the president is set to make the economy a key part of his reelection message.
During a series of speeches on the House floor, Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerHouse Democrats unveil 0B infrastructure plan Democrats to unveil infrastructure plan with eye on 2020 elections House Democrats push back on Trump's efforts to take credit for the economy MORE (D-Md.) and key committee chairmen argued that Trump inherited a strong economy from former President Obama, and that Trump's economic policies are problematic.
" And this week, Trump claimed on Twitter that his election-eve rally in Kentucky helped "lift the poll numbers of Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin by 19 points" — a false claim even more outlandish than the one he initially made last week, when he tried to take credit for Bevin not losing by more than he did by claiming that because of his rally Bevin "picked up at least 15 points in [the] last day.
The walkout was planned after more than 500 employees signed a letter to the company's leadership asking that Wayfair cease all business with the contractor, BCFS, and others involved in operating such facilities and that it establish a code of ethics for sales, according to an employee involved in organizing the protest, who said she would speak only on a condition of anonymity so as not to take credit for a group effort.
"Whether it's an election year or not, I don't have much confidence that this president is going to work constructively with us," said House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerHouse Democrats unveil 0B infrastructure plan Democrats to unveil infrastructure plan with eye on 2020 elections House Democrats push back on Trump's efforts to take credit for the economy MORE (D-Md.), who attended both meetings between Democratic leaders and Trump on infrastructure last year.
Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) of using a speech during a 2015 dedication of a new FBI building to take credit for securing the building's funding.

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