"I am tired of commentators like you from the right trotting out his daughter, trotting out his son-in-law as talking points against the president's anti-Semitism," Goldstein fired back.
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Musk keeps trotting out ideas for future vehicles without offering specifics.
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"It's trotting out the party line," said an adviser to wealthy families.
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Historically, startups could obtain venture capital by trotting out a portfolio of issued patents.
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But it doesn't have to keep trotting out the same boring, and damaging, stereotype.
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They're trotting out the same old attacks to scare Iowans into supporting the RFS.
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Michigan officials initially tried to discredit him, too, trotting out the rabble-rousing charge.
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A simple trotting out of old boys who still have name value among Brazilians.
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That includes trotting out more funding as well as lenders supplying billions in credit.
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By trotting out Gore, however, Clinton is reinforcing the perception that our politics are rigged.
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What did one horse quickly say to the other while trotting out into some snow?
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Go for the nostalgia, leave when they start trotting out the bottle service sparklers. 2.
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Despite Trump trotting out the miners, this executive order, Knittel argued, won't help their industry.
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The latest former Googler conservatives are trotting out is somehow a downgrade even from that.
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Trotting out social media VR studies and engaging already devoted VR users simply won't be enough.
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Now, the government is trotting out yet another measure to hamstring opportunists in the pork market.
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In interviews he answers questions, rather than trotting out trite formulae, and presents admirably nuanced arguments.
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Pop-oriented rappers trotting out hood stereotypes were quite literally the target of The Minstrel Show.
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We could keep on trotting out the same old thing, but it doesn't work like that.
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It's a new year, there's no need to keep trotting out old versions of Android in 2019.
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To block Kavanaugh, Dems are trotting out even a new tactic, I loved seeing this unfold today.
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By trotting out their "Better Deal for Our Democracy"– their new policy platform for the midterm elections.
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"Here we were trotting out these stupid bromides about how great the market is," says Mr Norris.
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Littlefinger has been a huge disappointment, but he's trotting out of the Vale with an untouched army.
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Nonetheless, Pearce stuck to his tradition of trotting out her present every Christmas and not opening it.
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She gives Yorkie the brush-off, once again trotting out the "I just want to have fun" line.
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The people couldn't get over it, how he could name each and every animal that came trotting out.
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People have been trotting out racist, anti-Chinese, and anti-immigrant memes, comments, and hoaxes about the outbreak.
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Rather than trotting out Sesame Street, they argue that this funding is critical to protect beleaguered local journalism.
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Trotting out a similar line ahead of his Magny fight, Hendrick's success at 185lbs remains to be seen.
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At times it seems to consist of little more than trotting out the mantra of "strong and stable" leadership.
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What we do know: Trotting out Ivanka Trump in an effort to appeal to women isn't a sure bet.
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Handlers can often be found making last-second adjustments to their dog's fur before trotting out on the ring.
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We're trotting out our lousy German to remind you that es ist jetzt oder nie — it's now or never.
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With it, Apple is trotting out new features like making calls, setting multiple timers, find my iPhones, and Siri shortcuts.
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If anything, manufacturers seem to be trotting out the program as evidence that they are already meeting repair advocates' demands.
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He won every argument, big or small, by trotting out what he called the "actual facts," usually at top volume.
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In another Netflix special, Whitney Cummings offers a rebuttal, trotting out a robot that looks like her to tell jokes.
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We'd like to think the days of white people trotting out their black friends to disprove their racism are over.
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They're using it as an excuse that they're trotting out when they want to get somebody out of his apartment.
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On the more moderate side of the spectrum, Acer is trotting out some more affordable and practical options for portable gaming.
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Worse, he's dismissive and patronizing, focusing on Black crime and trotting out the "I want to help you help yourselves" line.
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It all started when Trump blasted the New York Times' coverage of his administration, trotting out his favorite "fake news" line.
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Once it arrives, nothing keeps our endorphins firing on all cylinders like trotting out a new swimsuit for the first time.
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That'd be fine if the answers were satisfying, but it's the stuff Resident Evil's been trotting out for too long now.
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It's like a child learning to speak; trotting out the same words and phrases over and over, without considering the diminishing returns.
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And the best strategy for doing that is not simply clarifying one's stance on abortion rights or trotting out ex-wife validators.
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Even as they've been accused of harassment, Hollywood men have attempted to fend off the charges by trotting out such good deeds.
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The Conservatives are now trotting out policy proposals that look like halfhearted raids from the Labour platform — diluted versions that lack credibility.
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The Yankees will be trotting out the same starting lineup that generated 18 runs over the first two games of the series.
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Pundits are trotting out the electoral maps that give Clinton an overwhelming advantage in the Electoral College based on historical voting patterns.
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It's almost 2020 and some of the streaming services are trotting out some major content to help to make the season bright.
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Now, with White trotting out the costume again, groups like the Special Olympics ripped Shaun for exploiting special needs for a cheap laugh.
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Right now, Doggo and its ilk are made for universities and labs, but pretty soon, they'll be trotting out into the real world.
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Yikes, if we're trotting out our tortured German to say "the early bird catches the worm," it can mean only one thing, folks.
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Sequels, sequels and more sequels Who says Hollywood needs fresh, original ideas when they can make bucketfuls of money trotting out old ones?
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Starting today, they're trotting out an "end of summer" sale, where a host of covetable shoes, clothing, and accessories are marked down generously.
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Timberlake will reportedly be trotting out a hologram of Prince, who tragically passed away in 2016 from an overdose of fentanyl, an opioid drug.
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Hundreds of fighters getting fades, wearing custom-tailored suits, lobbying for money fights, and trotting out their best (and worst) one-liners gets tiresome.
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If last year's Everest had ended without trotting out grisly photos of the actual survivors, it would be like a Transformers movie without explosions.
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Given your DIY background with a super-dedicated fanbase it must be interesting now to be trotting out new songs unfamiliar to your fans.
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The fact that automotive companies are trotting out more and more incentives to goose demand, especially General Motors, is a tad worrisome to us.
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The company had been slowly laying the groundwork for its case this week, trotting out forensic evidence and damning texts and emails between Uber executives.
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Trump made such crimes a key talking point of his campaign, often trotting out family members of victims killed by immigrants during rallies and speeches.
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The Trump campaign has tried to combat this unflattering characterization, trotting out stories about women whom Trump promoted to construction jobs traditionally reserved for men.
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It's a place of neat gardens, shuttered residences, where even the dogs look manicured and trimmed, trotting out on their daily leashed and respectable walks.
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Then again, you have the luxury of trotting out hit songs like "Pontoon" and "Automatic" you wrote for Little Big Town and Miranda Lambert, respectively.
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Lynch gamely tried to make the heel turn stick by trotting out that hoary heel standby, talking shit to the fans for not backing her.
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From show-stopping musicals to intellectually dense sci-fi, the fall slate promises several movies—both big and small—worth trotting out to the theater to see.
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Of course, he's also simultaneously promoting the hell out of his organization's big annual event, so it's wholly unsurprising that he's trotting out the usual talking points.
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Are retailers just trotting out the upside-down tree to free up floor space and draw the eye to the fancy ornaments they want you to buy?
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For a second straight year, the network also went hard on the Olympics, this time trotting out 13 female medal winners, including Lindsey Vonn and Tara Lipinski.
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We've learned that several male reviews have been holding auditions to make sure they're only trotting out the best of the best for customers looking to spend.
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That said, the presenter banter was often painful, making a case for trotting out fewer celebrities and then actually giving them time to do or say something.
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Trotting out the president and top administration officials could feed into the argument from Trump and top Republicans that Clinton is simply running for a third Obama term.
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The sheer crassness led to instant condemnation on social media, including speculation about what might be next — maybe trotting out James Baldwin to hawk "The Firestone Next Time"?
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And Clive Davis basically disappears from the film after trotting out the same old story about how remarkable Whitney Houston was the first time he saw her perform.
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And both like to shore up their positions by trotting out arguments from Joan Didion, who, they seem to hope, will lend their screeds a patina of legitimacy.
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The Japanese electronics firm has recently been trotting out similar humanoid creations including a bicycle-riding robot in an effort to explain its products and mission to more people.
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We'd expect a host of firms that closed their most recent funds around the same window in 2016 to be trotting out their own mega funds in short order.
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She had hoped that trotting out the ex-president, even in his current weakened condition, would give her the boost she needs to win in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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To help narrow down which meatless turkey alternatives are worth trotting out for your Thanksgiving dinner this year, we asked real vegans and vegetarians which brands they like best.
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And always, the media bolsters this rhetoric by trotting out pro-Obama, pro-Hillary Clinton, former deep state officials to thrash Trump, all in an attempt to legitimize their hyperbole.
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For industry leaders and entrepreneurs, it's a tech summit, where CEOs and strategists shuffle on and off various stages, trotting out data points and user metrics to dazzle each other.
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Democrats did their best to quell the chaos caused by Sanders's fans, trotting out some of their biggest guns after a weekend dominated by a renewal of Bernie bro rage.
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An ecosystem of Apple rumormongers, which stretches globally and pounces on any scrap of information, has been trotting out bits and pieces of what to expect for almost a year.
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This falls in line with Trump's pitiful "outreach" to the black community, which includes such tactics as repeatedly referring to black neighborhoods as "hellish" and trotting out Don King, a.k.a.
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When asked how people like me are supposed to obtain insurance, these politicians virtually shrug, trotting out failed ideas from the past or promising that the free market will provide.
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And, really, that would be a much better way to populate the airwaves at the end of the year than just trotting out an endless onslaught of reruns and burnoffs.
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But they've found an even better way to make the panel worthwhile: they'll be trotting out Harrison Ford to promote the movie in front of the Hall H crowd on Saturday.
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Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, who is seeking the Democratic nomination, has made no bones about being a gay man — routinely trotting out his husband Chasten at campaign stops.
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Instead of unveiling her new "squad goals" to sound hip, or trotting out celebrity endorsements, perhaps Clinton should start going after them with the fiery denunciations young people think they deserve.
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The term "normalizing" isn't about tokenism or trotting out tired and offensive stereotypes; it's about giving characters from all backgrounds the opportunity to tell their story, without making it the story.
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But with his showman's flair, Trump is still publicly trotting out contenders—Chris Christie's turn comes on Monday in Virginia—and gleefully fueling speculation that he still might go fantastically rogue.
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Some left-wing pundits, who know better, are trotting out the Logan Act, which, if it were the law, would prohibit private citizens (including presidents-elect) from negotiating with foreign governments.
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In an interview in December, Mr. Massey seemed a bit wooden in trotting out stock criticisms of Mr. de Blasio, and had to be prompted to do so by an aide.
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The Edwards campaign parried the attacks by trotting out support from Republicans and law enforcement officials, noting his endorsements from the Louisiana Sheriffs' Association and the International Union of Police Associations.
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Marvel's head of TV, Jeph Loeb, is well known among fans for trotting out a familiar refrain — "It's all connected" — whenever he's describing the Marvel Cinematic Universe and its various TV offshoots.
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There's plenty of speculation around the Mi6 while Xiaomi wowed the industry with the impressively designed Mi Max, yet here it is trotting out a budget version of last year's flagship phone.
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President Donald Trump on Monday surprised the White House press corps by trotting out Conan, the Delta Force dog injured in last month's raid that killed ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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It will hit home when our diplomats confront foreign officials about suspicious payments to spouses of local officials and their interlocutors respond by trotting out the tale of Mr. and Mrs. McCabe.
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Just five days earlier, The New York Times ran a story that opened with the quietly searing anecdote of one replacement umpire trotting out onto the field in an "anachronistic" chest protector.
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Image: Nubia2018 may have been a pretty sedate year for phones, with many flagships including the Galaxy S63 and iPhone XS trotting out essentially the same design for a second tour of duty.
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He looked as comfortable as he's ever been in the long month since his inauguration, smiling, congratulating himself and the crowd on the election win, trotting out the greatest hits of his ideology.
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Instead of featuring the Qualcomm's recently announced Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset, LG opted for the same tired Snapdragon 2100 processor Wear OS device makers haven been trotting out for the last two years.
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Google devoted much of its Cloud Next conference to trotting out happy customer after happy customer, but there were a few bits of news, including confirmation it had acquired machine learning startup Kaggle.
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In any event, politicians and the media are trotting out the usual suspects to explain the tragedy, whether it's the lack of attention paid to mental illness or the easy availability of guns.
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Allred also attempted to discredit Zervos' cousin, John Barry -- who claims Summer praised Trump -- by trotting out text messages she says he sent to Summer ... including one where he calls himself a "loser."
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With street style images from New York's Fashion Week trickling in, we're getting a good sense of what outfits fashionable New Yorkers are trotting out for fall, and the winning trend is undeniable.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The Dragonfly also has very minimal bezels, especially beneath its display, which stands in contrast to the ungainly chin HP has been trotting out on its recent Spectre notebooks.
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As Yoselyn Ortega, 50, squired the girls to ballet and art classes, she blended into the happy Krim household, trotting out photos of the kids to show friends as if they were her own.
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That's because Europe's vast center is presenting for office the same, shopworn re-treads of candidates and platforms that they've been trotting out since I first covered Jean-Marie Le Pen in the 1980s.
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It's gonna be a long four years: let's try to make our words and intentions matter rather than reaching for the low dopamine rush of trotting out the same insularly congratulatory sentiments for applause.
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Jeffress, and others, said they didn't think Trump was anti-Semitic, trotting out the examples that have by now become well-worn — his support for Israel, yes, and the Jews in his own family.
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He reworked his album after trotting out, ostensibly, some of the ideas he meant to explore on it, possibly influenced by life in Trump's America, and the feedback was fast and furious — and negative.
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Framing your unreleased game like it's an established esport is perhaps the most boring and ineffective way of doing this, and it's frankly baffling that publishers keep trotting out new shooters in this fashion.
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And are they comfortable trotting out the "marketplace of ideas" argument to defend low-value conservative speakers, as if the bare fact that the marketplace demanded them is a sign of their intellectual value?
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It would be bad enough if Trump were simply sticking to his alternative facts and trotting out flat-out lies about the economy, like when he said he "inherited a mess" from President Obama.
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Somehow, Atlanta was the third-oldest team in the NFL last season—only the Carolina Panthers and Indianapolis Colts were trotting out more geezers—and they finished 8-8, missing the playoffs once again.
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In truth, no Abyssinian or munchkin longhair will invade the 141st Westminster show on Monday and Tuesday at Madison Square Garden, trotting out on a leash to compete for the best-in-show prize.
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At the sight of a seven-footer trotting out to defend him behind the three-point line, the carnivorous delight behind Paul's eyes mirrors that of the shark from Jaws everytime it appears on screen.
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Trendspotting 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Fashion's fixation on statement sleeves dates back a couple of seasons to the moment when designers began trotting out operatic versions, with most of the action focused up top.
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This week at the Vanguard, the group — Steve Wilson on saxophones, Warren Wolf on vibraphone, Peter Martin on piano and Carl Allen on drums — is trotting out an entirely new book of compositions and arrangements.
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Today, alarmed by the possibility that the Donald Trump administration means what it says about maximum sanctions and throttling Iran's economy, the ayatollahs are trotting out precisely the same play they used on President Obama.
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And they're trotting out the same coats and dresses over and over for high-profile events and showing that you can wear that Alexander McQueen coat about 10 different ways and it always looks great.
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Frankly, it's a relief that he hasn't suffered the pitfalls that aging rock stars are prone to: settling into a cheesy comfort zone, robotically trotting out the classics without feeling, or lapsing into self-indulgent pretentiousness.
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Few of the people still trotting out that refrain are old enough to have seen the dying days of Kayfabe, so it's not like the realism of what they've witnessed has ever been up for debate.
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MONTREAL/SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Gulfstream Aerospace and Bombardier are trotting out their longest-range business jets at an Asian air show this week, as they compete for orders from China's growing elite, despite the country's slowing economy.
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"Of course they're trotting out the line 'a threat is a threat is a threat, and you know we're just going to block threats,'" Patrick Gray, host of the infosec podcast Risky Business, said in a recent episode.
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PewDiePie isn't an amateur; he's a professional who makes millions of dollars each year while playing and streaming games, and one who's routinely been in trouble for trotting out botched attempts at anti-political correctness satire as humor.
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But the goal for Texas Democrats should be about building meaningful infrastructure that they can use to consistently win elections, and not to just keep trotting out what worked—or, in O'Rourke's case, almost worked—the last time.
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After months of trotting out prototypes dressed in bright orange and black camouflage, Audi laid out many of the E-tron's most notable specs in the run-up to the event (which was led by "temporary CEO" Abraham Schot).
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MONTREAL/SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI, April 2478 (Reuters) - Gulfstream Aerospace and Bombardier are trotting out their longest-range business jets at an Asian air show this week, as they compete for orders from China's growing elite, despite the country's slowing economy.
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Debating the weaknesses and strengths of any new health coverage bill is necessary, but debating them by trotting out these and other health care myths as some kind of viable alternative option wastes our time and misleads public expectations.
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With both parties trotting out proposals that could explode the debt and crying foul only when it politically suits their cause, it appears that we are headed on a course that will make this bleak fiscal situation even worse.
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Most of the afflicted in Irkutsk started that Saturday night in December just like Mr. Mukhamadeyev, trotting out to a local kiosk or small corner store to buy "boyaryshnik" — "hawthorn" in Russian, lending the product a false holistic air.
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Performing a cycle of a composer's works in a given genre can be an uninspired way of trotting out familiar repertory, as I suggested this fall in discussing Simon Rattle's series of Beethoven symphonies with the Berlin Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall.
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" Following bipartisan criticism over his debate performance, Trump has attempted to regain control of the narrative by trotting out a new attack line against Clinton, both on the campaign trail and in an onslaught of press releases: "Follow the money.
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The regime is also adept at mobilizing loyalists: On Wednesday, the regime organized pro-government rallies throughout the country, trotting out die-hard supporters as well as others compelled to join in for the sake of their careers or educations.
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Here was a man clearly capable of going to another team and contributing as a first baseman or designated hitter, gamely trotting out to vast expanses he simply wasn't built to cover and doing his very best to cover them anyway.
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This is a game that transforms on an almost monthly basis, a game that is just as at home trotting out a limited-time Avengers tie-in as it is staging an in-game concert with no competitive element whatsoever.
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While amazing turnarounds aren't seen in everyone or for all cancer types, J. Leonard Lichtenfeld, the deputy chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, told Vox that immunotherapies have oncologists using a word they aren't used to trotting out: cure.
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But after many, many months of trotting out finalist cities like some kind of pageant, Amazon didn't actually pick a needy city for a true second HQ. Instead, it opted for two regional offices in New York City and Arlington, Virginia.
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So he's trotting out big-name religious right supporters, pressing the flesh in retail campaign events across the state, and trying to prove to Iowans that he's a man of faith with a strong character who will fight for what they believe in.
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The acid has been in just about every moisturizing product around for years, but recently, brands have been trotting out the show pony ingredient and putting it front and center to make us remember just how great it is for every skin type.
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I expected this loophole, as it is all too common across progressive spaces: groups protect themselves against accusations of anti-Semitism by trotting out their anti-Zionist Jewish supporters, despite the fact that such Jews are a tiny fringe of the Jewish community.
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Big robots like Spot may be great for carrying things or trotting out onto stages, but just as much sophisticated engineering goes into creating tiny ones as well — and this little flyer from the University of Pennsylvania is one the tiniest yet.
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That loosened even further when NXT began trotting out Johnny Gargano and Tomasso Ciampa—tag-team partners who square off in what might be the best match of Round One—under those names, without the benefit of having them on exclusive deals.
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Even so, a festival during the main season — done properly — would let the Met draw attention to new productions while trotting out old ones, help it build excitement for unusual repertoire and give it an opportunity for collaboration with other, non-operatic institutions.
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Even on these topics, the things he said he cared about, he was so vague that it seemed like he was pulling a bait and switch on the media—promoting these moments as serious, then trotting out half-baked rhetoric short on specifics.
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"It's no surprise that API, an organization which has made its top priority to get rid of the RFS, is trotting out a phony faux poll to support its antediluvian narrative about biofuels," Renewable Fuels Association President and CEO Bob Dinneen said.
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They're also trotting out Ready Player One, and frankly, it's hard to think of a more appropriate venue than Comic-Con to kick of the marketing push for a dystopian sci-fi adventure about a gamer whose special skill is '80s pop culture trivia.
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Democrats like Sanders can score political points by trotting out these people all they want, but at some point the fact will become clear that the sickest Americans are missing out on the care they need because Democrats like Sanders want to cover everyone.
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"Anyone moving to this neighborhood or [...] any historically Black neighborhood in any city who thinks trotting out the worst perceptions of these areas to appear cool or funny while people are being displaced and further marginalised as a result are scum," one Instagram commenter wrote.
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But some Hindu politicians continue to lead so-called peace marches, trotting out casualties of the violence with their heads wrapped in white medical tape, trying to upend the narrative and make Hindus seem like the victims, which is stoking more anti-Muslim hatred.
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"Anyone moving to this neighborhood or [...] any historically Black neighborhood in any city who thinks trotting out the worst perceptions of these areas to appear cool or funny while people are being displaced and further marginalized as a result are scum," one Instagram commenter wrote.
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So Facebook predictably downplayed its attempt to dodge them to Reuters, trotting out a line it's used before when talking about the potential application of GDPR-style protections in the US: Those 1.4 billion users will have their data treated the same as EU users in spirit.
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While we were hoping Oh would have only worn Asian designers, á la Issa Rae at the CFDA Awards or Tracee Ellis Ross when she hosted the American Music Awards, she put on a show regardless, trotting out on the stage wearing our favorite fashion designers.
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It's also not another variation on the "well, we just have to make compromises and work with the terrible people we disagree with and things will be better in a few years" line that countless (almost exclusively white, male, heterosexual) people are trotting out at the moment.
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By contrast, even trotting out huge show-business names -- bookended by Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey, in what amounted to an unintended "The Color Purple" reunion -- had the general feel of any traditional TV upfront presentation, where stars and filmmakers appear to help woo media buyers.
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From trotting out Brie Larson, Sigourney Weaver, and Gal Gadot to say that "all women are superheroes" to the presence of a woman conductor in the orchestra pit (but only for a single number, of course, not the whole show), it was a band-aid on a bullet hole.
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Trotting out celebrities, wining and dining influential people and businesses who spend money, and framing relevance is what eventually occurs in most mature industries and the conclaves that keep the industry wheels spinning, so it's no surprise that the NewFronts are the evangelizing force for digital media companies.
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With the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle mere weeks away — and the recent news that the couple will have a carriage procession around Windsor Town after their nuptials at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle — hotels and tour companies are trotting out packages for royal watchers.
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Is trotting out a version of a classic Escoffier dish, in this case slightly overcooked lamb with seared potatoes and a sauce Choron, the equivalent of Picasso executing the occasional formal portrait to prove that he knows that human eyes do not stack like those of a turbot?
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When revelations come out right before an election giving credence to this narrative, and the best measures the Clinton campaign can take including attacking the FBI director it had praised several months before, and trotting out a former Miss Universe winner once more, such actions smack of desperation.
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The freaky and stripped-down "Push It" showcases Jhené trotting out a list of places they've gotten busy (sink, couch, porch, stove, possibly marble floor), and coining the couplet, "I'ma give my heart to you/ When I'm taking all of you," which is presumably meant to be taken intimately and explicitly.
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The Republican Party, then, has moved closer toward the goal Kevin Phillips outlined 47 years ago: I wish we could drop into the Potomac all those obsolescent conservatives who are still preoccupied with Alger Hiss and General MacArthur, and who keep trotting out laissez faire economics and other dead horses.
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Prosecutors at his first trial highlighted Manafort's extravagant lifestyle, trotting out exhibits showing he spent a million dollars on clothing at a single store, bought a $20033,000 watch, spent a million dollars on Oriental rugs, used millions to buy and renovate real estate, and shelled out $15,000 on an ostrich leather jacket.
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Vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) is all the rage in Silicon Valley, so don't be surprised if we see a few car and / or tech companies try to burnish their credentials by trotting out some multi-rotor thingamajig with an electric motor and little chance of becoming a viable mode of transportation.
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Even in the age of peak TV, the Olympics are perceived to be such a potent draw that other networks have largely gotten out of their way, with CBS, for example, trotting out "Celebrity Big Brother" as a means of (hopefully) helping to inexpensively keep the lights on for those 17 days.
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She likes to pick things up very, very quickly and then to dissect the movement after that: work on the texture, work on the style, work on the dynamic or the feel," Moore explains, trotting out a rather apt, if hilarious, analogy: "She'll get her piece of chicken and then add all of her spices after.
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Then, that spring 2018 collection will go on sale during London Fashion Week come February (which is when other labels still sticking to the traditional, six-months-ahead cadence will be trotting out fall 2018 designs.) "Mulberry has always been focused on offering a real and accessible lifestyle," Thierry Andretta, CEO of Mulberry Group, said in a release.
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Trotting out ideological agenda items like slashing SNAP/food stamps, Medicaid, environmental protections, worker, immigrant or consumer rights as conditions for providing aid will send a clear message to the people of Texas, Louisiana and others who are in Harvey's destructive path that their needs take a back seat to a set of right-wing talking points.
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DeGrom opened the game with two hitless innings and was trotting out to the mound for the top of the third with a 2-0 lead — courtesy of back-to-back homers by James Loney and Asdrubal Cabrera in the bottom of the second — when umpires waved the players off the field at 7:52 PM, moments before heavy rains arrived.
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The White House went into crisis mode after the story broke Monday night, trotting out surrogates to argue that Trump's move was no big deal because Russia is an ally in the ISIS fight (it isn't), because Hillary Clinton did something worse (she didn't), and because Trump was legally free to share whatever he wants with whomever he wants (true, but utterly irrelevant).
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Club for Growth, an anti-tax group that has endorsed Ted Cruz Reach: Aired in Wisconsin as part of a $1 million ad buy Impact: This ad from the makes the same argument that conservatives have been trotting out whenever they want Kasich to leave the race: That he'll never come anywhere close to the 1,237 delegates he would need to win the nomination outright.
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In early 1968, as Kraslow and Loory wrapped up their interviews and began writing, the administration made one last thrust to steal their thunder: Bundy fed inside dope to enliven a Life magazine cover story ("Behind the Peace Feelers"), trotting out a ringer — a Hungarian diplomat who had defected the previous May but remained reclusive ever since — to back the argument that East European Vietnam diplomacy was fraudulent.
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And—before you start trotting out made-up "statistics" about how nuclear missiles are more likely to be used on a relative than on an intruder—yes, we store our arsenal on a shelf out of the kiddies' reach, and of course we're teaching them responsible nuclear-missile protocol, requiring two-person key-turning simultaneity, choosing a launch code with at least six letters and numbers plus a special character, and keeping the safety on when they play Kennedys and Khrushchevs.
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