The Odyssey Facebook account, for example, takes credit for just .
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Trump takes credit for everything and we can't control that.
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He takes credit for everything, even if nothing gets done.
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And they applaud when she takes credit for the win.
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Trump often takes credit for upbeat economic news, including on Twitter.
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Do you work with someone who takes credit for your work?
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It will be a token from which the government takes credit.
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In her memoir, Riefenstahl takes credit for recruiting both Pabst and Udet.
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The party takes credit for his achievements or attributes them to Deng.
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This is true of so many of the things Trump takes credit for.
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He performs and takes credit for their songs, becoming a rock star overnight.
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" In another, she takes credit for having built "4,000 swimming pools in Rome.
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The government takes credit for adding about 1m women to the workforce since 2012.
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Don't be surprised if Trump takes credit for Twitter's success in, naturally, a tweet.
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Trump often takes credit for the stock market's performance, in addition to job numbers.
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But the ad itself didn't create their purchase intent — it just takes credit for it.
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That's not just a polite euphemism covering a corporate expense that Huang takes credit for.
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On ObamaCare, I hope we can forget about what it's called or who takes credit.
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Perhaps, you daydreamed of finally calling out your co-worker who takes credit for your ideas.
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He takes credit only for good things, even if he has nothing to do with them.
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Here are some key takeaways: McConnell takes credit for the Trump win in the 2016 election.
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Lastly, the Trump campaign takes credit for the United States becoming the world's largest oil producer.
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It appeared 3 people were involved, but you only see DaBaby, who takes credit for the beating.
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" Jan: Trump takes credit for companies adding jobs in the U.S., calls reports saying otherwise "FAKE NEWS.
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President Trump takes credit for cooling a trade war with Europe and heating up the U.S. economy.
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The top gripes by gender were: Your boss takes credit for your work:71% of women vs.
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The caveat, of course, is that not every merchant that takes credit cards also accepts mobile payments.
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Medea became Anna, a biochemist with two children and a faithless husband who takes credit for her research.
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He takes credit for the economy in a more pervasive and insistent way than any president before him.
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If he or she takes credit for your work, find ways to show you were involved, Foster says.
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Trump takes credit for Veterans Choice legislation that was actually signed into law by President Obama in 2014.
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Trump takes credit for companies bringing back or keeping jobs in the U.S. CEOs say: Not so fast. 5.
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He has a picture of Richard Nixon's face tattooed on his back and takes credit for exposing Eliot Spitzer.
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One person, usually an older man, often takes credit for a lengthy and multifaceted process of planning and construction.
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O-Ei Hokusai quietly draws amazing portraits inside her art studio, while her father takes credit for her work.
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Elizabeth Warren takes credit for Mike Bloomberg ending his presidential campaign after their fiery exchange during his first debate.
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He also takes credit for creating half a million jobs in New York City during 12 years as mayor.
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Laila Tahri takes credit for inventing the condom-wrapped-beauty-blender technique, and she's got it down to a science.
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It might be the teammate who often takes credit for your work or the office neighbor who loves to gossip.
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He takes credit cards through Square as he works the corner of Woodward Avenue and 8 Mile Road in Detroit.
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Every remedial chore, every boss who takes credit for your ideas — that is going to happen — look for the lessons.
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In job interviews, hiring managers consider it a red flag when a candidate takes credit for their colleagues&apos work.
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Military Spending by Allies: Trump often takes credit for persuading countries in the NATO alliance to spend more on defense.
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Trump often takes credit for upbeat news on the economy and stock market, sometimes tying them to his economic policies.
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Mr Ghani justly takes credit for the fact that the Taliban did not overthrow the state after Mr Obama's pull-out.
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"Degradation" is the central appeal of these "hagsploitation" movies, Jack Warner argues, as he takes credit for singlehandedly inventing the genre.
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If your boss frequently takes credit for your work, create a paper trail that shows where an idea originally stemmed from.
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LONG: I don&apost know if you do that, but to be fair, I mean, Trump also takes credit for everything.
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If he had, he likely would've been very proud of himself, because he takes credit for inventing and popularizing the term.
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The president takes credit for the action, saying he encouraged leaders in the region to pressure Qatar during his Mideast trip.
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He feigns blamelessness in situations where he's entirely culpable and takes credit in circumstances where he has more to apologize for.
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Trump frequently takes credit for the country's economic growth, but some are benefiting more than others and there are signs of slowing.
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He takes credit for successes, like the bomb drop in Afghanistan, and he passes blame when things go badly, like in Yemen.
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While Trump takes credit for averting war with Pyongyang, the country has yet to take concrete steps toward eliminating its weapons arsenal.
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Tito essentially crushes McGregor's dreams -- and takes credit for helping to build the UFC into the $4 BILLION business it is now.
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But Trump takes credit for anything, and I'd hate to begrudge Americans economic growth just because it might help the president politically.
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One user has racked up 1.67 million views, but there's nothing in his social media accounts that takes credit for creating the video.
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Alphabet, the entity that takes credit for Google's profit and debits its side-project tab against the same accounts, had a great quarter.
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But it takes credit for "radicalizing Democrats with a Russian bot scandal" and points to stories on the phenomenon in the mainstream media.
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In one of his latest tweets, Trump takes credit for the post-election stock market rally and an apparently solid Christmas retail season.
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What do I do if my friend posts Instagram pictures of the potluck she hosted and takes credit for cooking all the food?
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Almost every business takes credit cards anyway, but I always keep about $20-50 of cash on me, just in case of emergencies.
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Eight arrests in Turkey as Islamic State group takes credit for nightclub attack Eight arrests in Turkey as Islamic State group takes credit for nightclub attack The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the mass shooting on New Year's Eve in a packed Istanbul nightclub that left 39 dead, as Turkish authorities continued their hunt for the attacker Monday morning.
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The magazine takes credit for spreading the concept of 420, but really, who's to say exactly how something like this spreads throughout the world?
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On metric after metric, President Trump takes credit for the gains resulting from President Obama's policies – the same policies he is working to end.
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Chen takes credit for restructuring Kickstarter into a PBC — an idea he dreamed up while on vacation, according to a recent Fast Company profile.
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On the campaign trail, Rubio takes credit for legislation that was included in a 2015 spending bill gutting the so-called risk corridors provision.
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The previous government, which lost the latest general election this summer, takes credit for mega energy projects, shiny airports and new motorways and seaports.
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And he takes credit for pulling Republicans to the left, pushing through such progressive legislation as a $15 minimum wage and paid family leave.
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Beck has become a bestseller thanks to Joe, who secretly and happily takes credit for all her career successes, whether Beck was alive or dead.
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He famously fanned the flames of the "birther" movement in 2011 and today takes credit for President Barack Obama's decision to release his birth certificate.
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He also takes credit for helping boost the occupancy rate at 9 West 57th from "below 50 percent" several years ago to 70 percent today.
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In the new film, he takes credit for introducing Bill and Hillary Clinton, though they tell a different story that does not involve Mr. Reich.
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The ad takes credit for Kendall's "nearly flawless skin" -- but she says she never gave them permission and she never had any deal with Cutera.
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President Macron is satisfied that at least his fellow European leaders can't hide their heads in the sand anymore, and he takes credit for it.
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"It's supposed to be about Israel and our story and not who takes credit for it," said Micah Goodman, a popular Israeli philosopher of Jewish thought.
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Imraan Siddiqui, executive director of the Arizona chapter of CAIR, which has opposed U.S. "countering violent extremism" programs, takes credit for being "ground zero" for #NoBanNoWall.
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Karen Wood, the founder of Backstage Creations, takes credit for the gift lounge concept, launching backstage gifting suites and experiences at awards shows and galas in 1994.
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Now in its second year, the NDP government takes credit for federal approvals of pipeline projects that would boost the province's economy by exporting its landlocked crude.
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If you're in the unfortunate situation where your boss takes credit for you work, the next step is to have a conversation with them, Lindquist tells CNBC.
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"Every remedial chore, every boss who takes credit for your ideas — that is going to happen — look for the lessons because the lessons are always there," she said.
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An earnest Doomsday prepper, Howard owns the bunker and he takes credit for saving the lives of his guests, Michelle and neighbor Emmett (The Newsroom's John Gallagher Jr).
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" Maddow asked if she takes credit for Bloomberg exiting the race this week, and the Massachusetts senator -- who ended her own White House bid earlier Thursday -- said, "Sure.
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Over all, the rate grew by 0.3 percent in 2018, leaving 552,830 people without stable living conditions despite a booming economy that Mr. Trump frequently takes credit for.
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"I don't care who takes credit," Mr. Leahy, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Appropriations Committee, told reporters after some Republicans credited Mr. Trump for breaking the impasse.
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The Globe and Mail reports that in the book, "What It Takes," Schwarzman takes credit for advising Trudeau to make concessions in order to save the new NAFTA.
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In a letter to Alice Cooper (Mädchen Amick), the Black Hood takes credit for his crimes, which include shooting Fred (Luke Perry), Moose (Cody Kearsley) and Midge (Emilija Baranac).
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It started off with her hometown of Grafton, West Virginia, which takes credit for hosting the first official Mother's Day celebration three years later at Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church.
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He often takes credit for positive economic indicators, such as monthly job gains, and he has touted the GOP's tax cuts from 6900 as a boon to the economy.
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On "Pablo," this latter trait is especially evident on the track "Famous," in which West speculates about a sexual encounter with Taylor Swift and takes credit for her renown.
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Ms. Allocca, the couple's maid of honor and Ms. Wentland's best friend, takes credit for connecting the future newlyweds in the tidy ranch house where they nurtured their romance.
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The president takes credit for eradicating the caliphate built by the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, though he mainly accelerated a battle plan developed by President Barack Obama.
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The final talking points about the tax bill, which Republicans circulated with the legislative text released last Friday, takes credit for retaining a lot of the current tax law's deductions.
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For the last six years nobody ever raised their hand to say it was them and the last three years there's this doctor from Sweden that takes credit for it.
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He goes on to blast the state's so-called sanctuary laws that protect undocumented immigrants from deportation and takes credit for getting several local jurisdictions to resist the sanctuary policies.
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Instead, it hacks apps and forces them to display more ads or takes credit for the ads they already display so that the malware's operator can profit off the fraudulent views.
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While the Colombian government takes credit for ending his life, some folks (like his family members) believe Pablo put a bullet in his own head to do it his own way.
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Now in the second year of its mandate, the NDP government takes credit for federal approvals of two pipeline projects that would boost the province's economy by exporting its landlocked crude.
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TRUMP TAKES CREDIT FOR NEW INVESTMENT: Japanese tech company SoftBank will invest $50 billion in the U.S. and introduce 50,000 new jobs in the country, President-elect Donald Trump said Tuesday.
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And the company takes credit for legislation in at least 10 states that require the product in hotels, restaurants and other places, and additional school-related legislation in nearly every state.
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Biden immediately takes credit for it — although after some heated back-and-forth, they establish that he wrote the Violence Against Women Act (the boyfriend loophole is an amendment to VAWA).
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" Trump said during an interview with Fox Business Network's Lou Dobbs that he takes credit for branding the media as "fake" and that he "really started this whole fake news thing.
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Indeed, the administration may strain credulity when it takes credit for corporate profit growth, jobs growth and the global economic growth that, combined, have supported stock prices thus far this year.
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Kurdish militias fought as part of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which lost about 11,0003 fighters waging war against the terror group, a defeat for which the US president often takes credit.
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To win over voters in the capital, meanwhile, he touted his record in Davao, which he takes credit for turning from a violent city into a mini-Singapore: safe, clean and orderly.
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In fact, the final talking points about the tax bill, which Republicans circulated with the legislative text released last Friday, takes credit for retaining a lot of the current tax law's deductions.
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He also takes credit for suggesting and implementing waterboarding — covering a detainee's face with a cloth and pouring water over it to simulate the sensation of drowning — among other now-banned techniques.
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If the stock market drops, investors are unhappy, consumers are unhappy, retirees with pensions in the market are unhappy—and if Trump takes credit for successes, he'll have to own the failures too.
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"Sometimes he comes in, he f---s everything up, and if it works well, he takes credit, [but] if it's shitty, he just flits away," a senior White House official told the magazine.
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The settlement, which was made last week, takes Credit Suisse a step closer to wrapping up an expensive chapter linked to the financial crisis a decade ago, although some civil claims remain unresolved.
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WWJ takes credit for winning paid sick days and raises for workers in Walmart's supply chain through tactics like a 2012 strike by warehouse workers held in conjunction with Walmart strikes across the country.
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The report also takes credit for what it calls a "false flag" operation that involved drawing attention to the fact that Roy Moore's Twitter account was followed and amplified by thousands of Russian bots.
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Of course each side takes credit for a robust stock market when it's in the White House, and when the other side's in power, says a president has nothing to do with stock prices.
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The legal team also takes credit for getting Amazon to pull a book by far-right personality Baked Alaska (also known as Tim Gionet), who used Pepe in the cover art, among several smaller victories.
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Up until that point, she's been satisfied with their arrangement: She writes, and he takes credit, accepting praise for a new literary genre that has become an overnight phenomenon among the young women of Paris.
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After the release of West's single "Famous," Swift said that she was offended by the song's lyrics, in which West both takes credit for Swift's fame and says he thinks the pair might sleep together.
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" He also takes credit for an unsolved stabbing that occurred in Deerfield Beach in January 2016, saying "All of them boys knew, … I'm on New Times for stabbing, how many people they put in the news?
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"He talked about defeating the ISIS caliphate, he takes credit for it, but beyond that I don't think he has much of a significant concern," McGurk said, speaking at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.
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"The president constantly takes credit for the fact that the prospect of war has receded," said Richard Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, who was involved in the Bush administration's confrontations with the North.
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His company website takes credit for several impressive events, including a Sting performance in Central Park, a Friars Club roast of Quentin Tarantino that was hosted by Samuel L. Jackson, and a birthday gala for Tony Bennett.
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It is this cooperative and coordinated effort by government and industry, driven by a compulsive focus on achieving the highest level of safety that has achieved the 2017 record of safety for which President Trump takes credit.
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You are the president of the United States who tried to ban fracking on public land because it emits greenhouse gases but then takes credit for cutting "dependence on foreign oil by more than half" thanks to fracking.
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In a voice-over that skews (for reasons you learn later) more sardonic than Culkin's onscreen performance, Oystein lays out his origin story (he takes credit for inventing Norwegian black metal) and fills in the world he helped make.
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While the Pai FCC takes credit for the record 5.9 million fiber lines deployed in 2017, for example, at least half of that total was thanks to conditions attached to the 2015 AT&T DirecTV merger by the previous FCC.
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Trump praises Pence -- and takes credit for his debate performance But the Clinton campaign launched an eviscerating ad last month entitled "Sacrifice" that featured veterans watching Trump make disparaging comments about veterans and the military, including his comment arguing that Sen.
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The comments come one day after West addressed his renewed feud with Taylor Swift in the wake of her fiery speech at the Grammys and response to his new song "Famous," in which the rapper takes credit for her fame.
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The late Marija Gimbutas takes credit for her identification of similar figures found throughout Western Asia, Anatolia and southeast Europe — published in The Goddesses and Gods of Old Europe, but rarely do archaeologists know the detailed context of these objects.
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Beth RosenBronx To the Editor: Though President Trump often takes credit for things he didn't do, and he never accepts responsibility for problems he has created, it is important that we citizens not become inured to his dishonesty and ignorance.
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In it, Biden takes credit for an effort that involved the G7, the International Monetary Fund, the EU, and other international bodies to get Ukraine to remove then-prosecutor general Viktor Shokin, who was seen as blocking anti-corruption initiatives.
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Jerry Brown for allowing increased oil drilling and continued use of natural-gas fracking, while the governor also takes credit for signing a measure into law this week that mandates 100 percent carbon-free electricity in the state by 2045.
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The exchange: Democratic candidate Julián Castro took Biden's punt to jab at the former vice president, saying Biden only takes credit for Obama's works when they are positive, but does not want anything to do with it when it's negative.
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She takes credit where credit is due but will gladly admit that one of the film's most memorable moments—Cher's mispronunciation of "Haitians" as "Hat-ee-ans" in Mr. Hall's debate class—was a happy accident, courtesy of actress Alicia Silverstone.
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He does every idiot white dude behavior he can: he mansplains to her, he takes credit from her, he takes over talking to the press, he goes against her wishes regarding her own son (who happens to be Anton, it is revealed).
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The line -- a nod to the sarcastic meme used to blame minor inconveniences on the commander in chief -- has become Obama's preferred response when he unashamedly takes credit for an economy that's improved markedly since he took office nearly eight years ago.
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As President Obama continues to dictate what his legacy should be, he remains in a state of surreality: he proudly takes credit for all of the people helped by the Affordable Care Act, but steadfastly blames everyone else when things go wrong.
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We all know the types: the person who won't stop talking when you're trying to meet a deadline, the one who blatantly takes credit for your ideas or the one who callously leaves you to pull an all-nighter to fix their mistake.
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Because when Trump, as is likely, takes credit for job creation he had nothing to do with and promises to bring back outsourced jobs, he shouldn't be allowed to gloss over the thousands of layoffs and jobs lost to trade on his watch.
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We all know the types: the person who won't stop talking when you're trying to meet a deadline, the one who blatantly takes credit for your ideas, or the one who callously leaves you to pull an all-nighter to fix their mistake.
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He takes credit for bravely pushing through successful movie projects in which no one else believed but then justifies his involvement in a failure on the grounds that he did not have the confidence to fight choices he suspected would not work.
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Although he remains fiercely loyal to this "lost city," he no longer believes in what he describes as the government's "lost causes": the way it takes credit for the country's triumphs, while locals often suffer the cruel consequences of its stifling grip.
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Both men have praised white nationalists in the past while talking about race to suit their purposes — Mr. Trump often takes credit for low black unemployment — and have especially used attacks on immigrants to get attention and stand out among more conventional politicians.
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The island's independence is a signature issue: The party takes credit for negotiating a unique status for Puerto Rico — that of an "associated free state" — which is said to provide the best of both worlds, statehood and independence, without forcing Puerto Rico to choose.
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A youth coach and talent-spotter for P.S.G. for five years — he takes credit for discovering Kimpembe and Coman — Gergaud is now head of recruitment for players ages 17 to 22005 for Sochaux, a Ligue 22017 team based in Montbéliard, near France's border with Switzerland.
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Margaret, meanwhile, has posted "VenusAngelic Marriage Story" to her own YouTube channel, along with "Responding to Horrible Accusations and the Runaway of VenusAngelic," in which she takes credit for Venus's online fame ("She didn't go viral, it was my photo I arranged and shot, and make up that went viral").
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump busy tweeting on first day back | Hits NY Times, ex-Clinton aide | Takes credit for air-safety record | Pakistan summons US envoy after Trump tweet | Congress returning to packed January | Five big fights for 2018 | Target's big redesign ...and how 'bout those TSA lines?
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They're the words of the guy on a bad date who makes you feel guilty for not having a good time; or the boss who takes credit for your work during a meeting; or, who are we kidding, it could just be some random guy trying to nab an empty subway seat.
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He's loved me the way I never thought I deserved to be loved and with this day marking my 3rd year sober...After sharing my ups, putting up with my downs and supporting my recovery...he still never takes credit and I want the world to know how incredible his soul is.
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He's loved me the way I never thought I deserved to be loved and with this day marking my 3rd year sober... After sharing my ups, putting up with my downs and supporting my recovery... he still never takes credit and I want the world to know how incredible his soul is.
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The problem with being the mostly silent hardworking nice girl is that you also might end up the fall guy — the one who stays up all night finishing the project while your less-diligent peers knock off, the one who simply smiles tightly as a male colleague takes credit for your work.
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Charles Hurt: Clintons now involved in three 'Watergate-level' scandals Hannity on Hillary-DNC Revelations : 'This disgrace will follow her the rest of her life' ISIS TAKES CREDIT: The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for Tuesday&aposs attack in New York City that left eight people dead ... " (T)he attacker is one of the caliphate soldiers," the group reportedly declared.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon says he will get "crushed" in a new film about him, one in which he also takes credit for 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 election.
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On his campaign website, Balderson takes credit for opposing Kasich's expansion of Medicaid in the state under the Affordable Care Act; promises to work for full repeal of the ACA (which Kasich opposed as forcefully as any Republican); and says he "will fight alongside President Trump to deport those here illegally" while Kasich has consistently backed legal status for undocumented immigrants.
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In it, he refers to advertising as "the original sin of the web" and takes credit for helping invent the pop-up ad in the late 1990s: The fiasco I want to talk about is the World Wide Web, specifically, the advertising-supported, "free as in beer" constellation of social networks, services, and content that represents so much of the present-day web industry.
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Mike RoundsMarion (Mike) Michael RoundsOvernight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites McConnell to GOP on impeachment rules: I have the votes Senate confirms eight Trump court picks in three days MORE (R-S.
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Mike RoundsMarion (Mike) Michael RoundsDrug price outrage threatens to be liability for GOP Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites McConnell to GOP on impeachment rules: I have the votes MORE (R-S.
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Though 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 frequently takes credit for the booming U.S. economy, he has alarmed economists in recent months with his aggressive trade policies that target China as well as allies including Canada and the European Union.
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" Mr. Farage, who takes credit for being "the catalyst for the downfall of the Blairites, the Clintonites, the Bushites and all these dreadful people who work hand in glove with Goldman Sachs and everybody else, have made themselves rich and ruined our countries," has already offered one early piece of advice to the president-elect, who has notoriously bragged about forcing himself on women: "Don't touch her, for God's sake!
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Mark PocanMark William PocanDemocrats ramp up calls for war powers vote after Iran strike Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites Progressives push for votes to block funding for war against Iran MORE (D-Wis.), co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE believes that Putin takes credit for 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's victory in the 2628 election.
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"In addition to the War Powers Resolution, we believe it is imperative to simultaneously pursue all avenues to prevent a disastrous war with Iran," Lee and Congressional Progressive Caucus Co-Chairmen Mark PocanMark William PocanDemocrats ramp up calls for war powers vote after Iran strike Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites Progressives push for votes to block funding for war against Iran MORE (D-Wis.) and Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks House Dems demand answers regarding holding of Iranian-Americans at border Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (D-Wash.) said in a joint statement.
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Indeed, among the outcomes that have led to "hundreds of millions of dollars in strategic investment and partnerships" for which Sherpa Foundry takes credit are connecting eBay to the shipping service Shyp, an integration that allows sellers to market a better shipping experience to buyers; introducing Conde Nast to the customized skincare e-commerce company Curology (Conde Nast subsequently invested); and introducing Cue, a pre-market health diagnostics startup, to Johnson & Johnson, which has since formed a co-development partnership with the company.
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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's administration has exaggerated the extent of the deregulatory actions he has taken in office, with several of the rules he takes credit for doing away with having started that process under prior presidents, Bloomberg News reported Friday.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Democrats ramp up calls for war powers vote after Iran strike Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (D-Calif.) would prohibit funds for offensive military force in or against Iran without prior authorization from Congress.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Democrats ramp up calls for war powers vote after Iran strike Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (D-Calif.) to block funding for offensive military force in or against Iran without prior authorization from Congress.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska) joined Democrats in condemning McConnell's comments, telling local Alaska NBC-affiliate KTUU last month she was "disturbed" by his remarks.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska) said last week that she was "disturbed" about McConnell's pledge to maintain coordination with the White House over the trial.
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"We are aware of the reports of attacks on US facilities in Iraq," White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump says Iran 'standing down' after missile strike Pelosi urges end to 'needless provocations' after Iran missile attack Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE said in a statement.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Democrats ramp up calls for war powers vote after Iran strike Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (D-Calif.) on Friday introduced legislation that would block funding for any offensive military force in or against Iran without prior congressional authorization.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Democrats ramp up calls for war powers vote after Iran strike Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (D-Calif.) have introduced legislation that would block funding for any offensive military force in or against Iran without prior congressional authorization.
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"We are aware of the reports of attacks on US facilities in Iraq," White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamThe Hill's 22020:30 Report: Trump says Iran 'standing down' after missile strike Pelosi urges end to 'needless provocations' after Iran missile attack Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE said in a statement.
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Later on Tuesday, White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump says Iran 'standing down' after missile strike Pelosi urges end to 'needless provocations' after Iran missile attack Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE said in a statement that Trump had been made aware of reports of attacks on U.S. facilities in Iraq.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Democrats ramp up calls for war powers vote after Iran strike Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (D-Calif.) are seeking to exercise Congress's power of the purse, rolling out companion resolutions that would block Defense Department funding for further military action against Iran without congressional approval.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska) said over the recess that she was "disturbed" by McConnell's pledge to coordinate with the White House, but was also critical of the House process. Sen.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks House Dems demand answers regarding holding of Iranian-Americans at border Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (D-Wash.), Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerHouse Dems demand answers regarding holding of Iranian-Americans at border Impeachment's historic moment boils down to 'rooting for laundry' Impeachment just confirms Trump's leadership MORE (D-N.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska), another swing vote, told reporters on Monday night that she also supported limiting the first resolution to just trial rules, and that a decision on witnesses should wait until after the trial starts.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Progressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial How Congress can help curb skyrocketing prescription drug prices MORE (R-Maine) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska).
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeySenators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites Senate Republican blocks unanimous consent on resolution calling targeting cultural sites a war crime MORE (D-Mass.) has been banned from entering the country, the third U.S. senator to be banned over support for a critic of the country's government, CNN Philippines reported.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks House Dems demand answers regarding holding of Iranian-Americans at border Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (D-Wash.) and Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Omar rips Trump on new Iran sanctions: 'This is not a measured response' Democrats ramp up calls for war powers vote after Iran strike MORE (D-Calif.).
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (Alaska) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Progressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial How Congress can help curb skyrocketing prescription drug prices MORE (Maine) have already expressed concerns over McConnell's plans, and Speaker Pelosi surely wants to encourage more potential Republican defections.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Progressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial How Congress can help curb skyrocketing prescription drug prices MORE (R-Maine) have both been critical of McConnell's pledge to coordinate trial strategy with the White House, but they've also been critical of the House's process.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska), sided with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Brent Budowsky: Bloomberg should give billion to Democrats MORE's (R-Ky.) position that the Senate should follow the Clinton trial's precedent and defer until later in the process the question of calling additional witnesses.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Progressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial How Congress can help curb skyrocketing prescription drug prices MORE (R-Maine) offered unusual rebukes of McConnell over his statement late last year about closely coordinating the upcoming Senate impeachment trial with the White House.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeySenators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites Senate Republican blocks unanimous consent on resolution calling targeting cultural sites a war crime MORE (D-Mass.) tried to get unanimous consent to pass the resolution, arguing that the Senate should go on record amid President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE's threats to target Iranian cultural sites.
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Two key moderate senators, Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Progressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial How Congress can help curb skyrocketing prescription drug prices MORE (R-Maine) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska), on Monday evening backed McConnell's position that the Senate should follow the precedent of the 1999 Clinton impeachment trial and defer until later in the process the question of calling additional witnesses.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Progressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial How Congress can help curb skyrocketing prescription drug prices MORE (Maine) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (Alaska), said they would back McConnell's position that the Senate should follow the precedent of the 1999 impeachment trial of former President Clinton and defer until later in the process the question of calling additional witnesses. Sen.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Progressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial How Congress can help curb skyrocketing prescription drug prices MORE (R-Maine), Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska), and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial Change with minimal risk: Trump's Jimmy Carter problem McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle MORE (R-Utah) may allow Democrats again to undermine McConnell.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Progressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial How Congress can help curb skyrocketing prescription drug prices MORE (R-Maine), Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle Overnight Defense: Iran takes credit for rocket attack on US base | Trump briefed | Trump puts talk of Iraq withdrawal on hold | Progressives push to block funding for Iran war | Trump backs off threat to hit Iranian cultural sites MORE (R-Alaska) and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial Change with minimal risk: Trump's Jimmy Carter problem McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle MORE (R-Utah), who have criticized Trump's conduct in recent months to varying degrees.
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