Vindicating Britney Spears would mean vindicating ourselves and the future.
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The possibilities were tantalizing — and extended beyond vindicating victims.
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"I think these are completely vindicating of Roger," Smith said.
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"It was political in terms of vindicating rights," Ryder said.
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Instead of vindicating those principles, today's decision tosses them aside.
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We look forward to vindicating our clients' rights in this matter.
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It's vindicating, like wow, this is awesome, this can be done.
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What is the national security interest you are vindicating, the court asked?
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Arbitration favors employers and bars workers from vindicating their rights in court.
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We look forward to vindicating our clients' rights and interests at trial.
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And last month's ruling in Switzerland seemed a step toward vindicating him.
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"But they look forward to vindicating their rights on appeal," he said.
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"This court is not responsible for vindicating generalized partisan preferences," Roberts wrote Monday.
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After all, the Bush White House didn't see its FBI report as vindicating Hill.
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Trump and his Republican allies have seized on the letter as vindicating the president.
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And now, here comes a little more research vindicating the qualities of white wine.
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"This court is not responsible for vindicating generalized partisan preferences," the chief justice wrote.
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Republicans said they were more interested in vindicating Congress's constitutional power of the purse.
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Amber found the whole experience vindicating and mind-boggling, as a longtime Bon Iver stan.
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"It's pretty vindicating, I guess, because everyone else wanted to give up on her," says Kelley.
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A decision vindicating the rights of creative professionals and other religiously minded small business owners will.
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Progressives believe they are just vindicating human rights when they pursue their culture-war goals relentlessly.
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And indeed, many in the conservative media are treating the Rice reports as vindicating the president.
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Discovering she and her fellow bad people were being inventively tortured was awful, but also vindicating.
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I very much look forward to vindicating myself and my family before the House Committee on Ethics.
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Trump and his allies view this as vindicating his narrative that there's a Deep State "coup" afoot.
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An FBI investigation and report doesn't guarantee that the Senate would interpret its findings as vindicating Ford.
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Some news outlets, without irony nor journalistic rigor, reported the DNA findings as vindicating Warren's racial claims.
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Still, the intervening years have been vindicating ones for Ms. Rebeck as well as for her causes.
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Nothing would have been worse than a midterm result vindicating President Trump's first two years in office.
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Overall, the entire experience of using Denise to tell her story was "vindicating," Waithe told Time this year.
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Put your guess in your group text now, so there's evidence when the vindicating tweets come rolling in.
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"The people" served as a Greek chorus in his political imagination, vindicating virtuous leaders and punishing the corrupt.
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They also argue it's time to move on following Mueller's investigation, describing his conclusions as vindicating the president.
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"It's vindicating," said Marcie Wells, a union member who had vocally supported Sanders and clashed with union leadership.
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But instead of vindicating Mr. Rockefeller's avidity for banking abroad, those figures underlined Chase's lagging performance at home.
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"Progressives believe they are just vindicating human rights when they pursue their culture-war goals relentlessly," he writes.
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In the view of several scientists, the paucity of evidence vindicating e-cigarettes provides grounds for strict regulation.
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Paradoxically, success for the AfD in the autumn elections could intensify the party's problems by vindicating the eastern ultras.
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It's a vindicating moment for Sanders, who is seen as a leading contender for the Democratic nomination in 22019.
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Trump has seized on Barr's four-page letter as vindicating him of allegations pertaining to Russia "collusion" and obstruction.
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Even women who have experienced Mr. Trump's aggressions firsthand found the recording to be startling, clarifying and, perhaps, vindicating.
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It's a vindicating moment for Sanders, who is seen as a leading contender for the Democratic nomination in 2020.
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This also represents a setback for Moscow, the diplomat said, which saw victory in the city as vindicating its intervention.
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In a press release issued today, the campaigning organization said Facebook has now removed the fakes — apparently vindicating its findings.
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This could result in crippling dysfunction across a range of government services, vindicating elites' views on the importance of expertise.
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But when we embrace the truth, just like Gisele has done, the truth is empowering, is enlightening and is vindicating.
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"It doesn't feel vindicating to me because he's not in jail for the crimes [he committed in 1994]," Clark says.
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"The ideology serves as a suit of armor," Mr. Norris said, conveniently vindicating Jim's selfishness but never challenging his privilege.
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"We are pleased with the court's decision to strike punitive damages from the award and vindicating our position," he said.
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Trump has long wanted a robust, even theatrical defense aimed at vindicating, not just acquitting, him on the Senate floor.
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The Justice Department will continue to vigorously defend this position, and looks forward to vindicating its position in further litigation.
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"We and our client look forward to vindicating her rights to be free from sex discrimination and illegal retaliation," said Wiktor.
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It upheld the right of the regional authorities of Basel to impose the fine, vindicating the view of the Swiss government.
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Vindicating many investigative articles denounced as "Fake News," Mueller's handiwork has an authority and a gravity that no journalist can match.
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Trump has cheered that result, as well as the lack of conspiracy charge resulting from the investigation, as completely vindicating him.
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But the state news media treats such cases as vindicating the party, showing that leaders are serious about wiping out corruption.
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Whether you choose to make a life together with someone whose distrust has proved self-vindicating is, of course, another question.
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More and more, they also expose the genre's disavowals and patriarchal dirty secrets, vindicating erased maternal contributions and buried collateral lines.
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But Henry Walter Bates, a friend of Charles Darwin, observed it and put it in a book in 1863, vindicating Merian.
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And with the report in hand, some on the right were arguing that Mueller's investigation had proved vindicating for the President.
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The result was driven by its hardware and stationary divisions, vindicating its decision to divest its slow-growth grocer, Coles Group Ltd.
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"The Justice Department will continue to vigorously defend this position, and looks forward to vindicating its position in further litigation," O'Malley said.
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Democratic lawmakers and staff on Clinton's presidential campaign seized on the report as vindicating some of their defenses of the controversial arrangement.
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"This is a profoundly vindicating day," Mollie Hemingway, a senior editor of the Trump-friendly publication the Federalist said on on Wednesday.
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In other words: If anyone gave you a hard time about your "fake" illness, science has taken one step toward vindicating you.
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To see the internet's crappy hands follow so closely on this video, which assured us that anyone could draw them, is vindicating.
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Isn't it vindicating to know that White House insiders take the same appalled view of the dim bulb in the Oval Office?
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But recent developments, especially in jazz and other forms of black music, have gone a long way toward vindicating his late period.
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Brad Wenstrup of Ohio signaled agreement with Gowdy that the memo is a "separate issue" from vindicating Trump in the Russia probe.
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Was evidence in her murder planted, as Avery claims, by a sheriff's department bent on vindicating itself and proving him a violent criminal?
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Though Trump has sought to present Mueller's findings as vindicating, the former special counsel's report explicitly stated he did not exonerate the president.
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Russian sports officials interpreted the guidance as vindicating their claims that many of their athletes had been unfairly trapped by the meldonium ban.
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" Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. said that vindicating the appointment process in the Constitution might not be the hedge fund's only goal. "Mr.
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Such reforms do not amount to conservatives agreeing to liberal policies, but rather vindicating our core principles of limited government and individual liberty.
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"This is a profoundly vindicating day," Mollie Hemingway, a senior editor of the Trump-friendly publication the Federalist said on Fox News on Wednesday.
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Neither entirely vindicating nor wholly indicting, Comey's testimony instead just led to more questions for a President who has prepared himself for prolonged battle.
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Bay and Hogan leave enough hooks for left-wing pundits to claim he's exonerating their side, while conservative pundits can claim he's vindicating theirs.
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Speaking at an afternoon news conference at Police Headquarters in Lower Manhattan, police officials described the report as vindicating most of the department's actions.
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Instead, over generations, they have succeeded by claiming that corporate rights are necessary and useful tools for vindicating the rights of others — of people.
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S. Lee Merritt, a lawyer for Mr. Harris, said in a statement the verdict was vindicating, but criticized the lack of hate crime charges.
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By absorbing almost all of the risk of vindicating a scalable market for electric cars, Tesla has de-risked the game for everybody else.
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But the argument for including the President's most ardent defenders lies in what he considers the most important: vindicating him in the nation's eyes.
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Despite the book's often harrowing content, and Bishop's lifelong drive toward alcoholic self-obliteration, Marshall's account is lively and engaging, charged with vindicating energy.
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Its apology is vindicating, in a way, Drescher told CNN, adding that all people all bear the legacy of the organizations to which they belong.
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On April 19th it said its fixed-income revenues had almost doubled, to $1.7bn, apparently vindicating a thorough overhaul of the division early last year.
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We remain convinced that, after appeal, this matter will be presented to a jury and that we will succeed in vindicating the Plaintiffs' good names.
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For protesters, these findings were seen as vindicating — since they proved many of the racial disparities they claimed were prominent in local courts and police.
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" And in a delightful and vindicating New York Times profile headlined, "Antoni Porowski Can Cook," he acknowledged the pain that comes with online criticism. "Mr.
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Could Trump turn this into a rematch, almost with the promise of vindicating the loss of the 55-year-old Riggs to a female superstar.
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Trump and his allies have seized on Barr's judgment as vindicating him of allegations of obstruction, even as Mueller's report does not explicitly exonerate Trump.
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"The Justice Department will continue to vigorously defend this position, and looks forward to vindicating its position in further litigation," O'Malley said in a statement.
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Unbeknownst to me, this research projectwould ultimately help blow the lid off the water crisis, vindicating months of activism and outcry by dedicated Flint residents.
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Convinced that the data would be vindicating, I immediately agreed to commission a salary review for all 17,000 Salesforce employees we had at the time.
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" From The Cut: "The document presents oppo research about Weinstein's accusers, including text messages and photographs, with the goal of vindicating him in the press.
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The president, meanwhile, has claimed the report and Barr's four-page summary of it as totally vindicating him on allegations of colluding with Russia and obstruction.
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His carefully chosen phrases stood in sharp contrast to Mr. Barr's portrayal of the investigation as vindicating Mr. Trump from accusations of the crime of obstruction.
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And Democrats, eager to avoid vindicating Trump any earlier than necessary, also appeared wary of allowing the impeachment to further impede on their party's nominating process.
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He believed that positive changes on the ground, especially from economic policies and the Affordable Care Act, would succeed, vindicating his judgment and marginalizing his opponents.
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Janet Herold, a Labor Department attorney, said that despite Berlin's rejection of some of the agency's requests, she sees the decision as vindicating the government's case.
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Conyers initially said he looked forward vindicating himself and his family, but he announced his immediate retirement in December 2017 after fellow Democrats called for his resignation.
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"Jessica is thrilled to have a permanent statement vindicating not just her rights but the rights of all trans people incarcerated in Missouri and beyond," Gordon said.
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P.S. ... California voters rejected a ballot initiative to cap dialysis firms' profits, 62% to 38%, vindicating the record-breaking sums that dialysis firms spent to defeat it.
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We are alarmed by the potential serious chilling effect of these enforcement actions close in time to these workers vindicating their rights to a safe working environment.
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Restaurant Brands International's first-quarter profit topped analysts' estimates on Tuesday, vindicating the company's strategy of cheaper meals and more breakfast options at the Burger King chain.
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Does it feel vindicating in a way to have your work embraced like this and to be involved in these new collaboration, in spite of past critics?
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That investigation revealed an abusive form of policing, vindicating black Baltimoreans who had complained for years that they were being stopped, frisked and even arrested without cause.
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Trump has wavered for weeks over the type of trial he would support publicly, but privately he has long craved a robust defense aimed at vindicating him.
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The petition points to another weakness of "Making a Murderer": it is far more concerned with vindicating wronged individuals than with fixing the system that wronged them.
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"After eight years of sacrifice a new era dawns, vindicating those difficult concessions made by the people of Greece," Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told parliament before the vote.
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In a media landscape where drama and despair are regarded with more respect, it's vindicating to feel the impact of a work borne of intense optimism and passion.
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These are the songs with sugar to help the anxiety and paranoia go down, making the disquietude of Yorke's songwriting feel less sad-sack than vindicating and cathartic.
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Without such decisions, public schools risk becoming the very "enclaves of totalitarianism" that the Supreme Court repudiated in its 1969 decision vindicating student protests of the Vietnam War.
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As predicted MSNBC and the New York times spun the newly-released IG report as vindicating for the FBI, conservatives pointed out the many documented instances of power.
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It would be lovely to report that this seemingly cursed passion project ranked alongside "Brazil", Mr Gilliam's masterpiece, thus vindicating all those decades of blood, toil, tears and sweat.
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An animal rescue group is one step closer to vindicating the savage beating death of one of their companion dogs while in a retraining program at an Ohio prison.
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Janet Herold, a Labor Department attorney, said that despite Berlin's rejection of some of the agency's requests, she sees the decision as vindicating the government's case: http://bit.ly/2tz7BII.
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Salted with dramatic surprises and heavy on reelection themes, Trump hoped the address would prove vindicating in the very same House chamber where he was impeached late last year.
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These women are both vindicating and distressing: If Sally Rooney's skinny, precocious Irish beauties are this upset, then certainly I have every right to give up on the world.
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Two blunders involving guns in schools on Tuesday — one in California, the other in Virginia — are vindicating those who say putting more guns in schools won't make them more safe.
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Trump, who consistently and publicly derided Mueller's investigation as a "witch hunt," has seized on the conclusions as vindicating him of allegations of "collusion" with Russia and obstruction of justice.
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He seemed to cast the president's conduct in a more damning light than Attorney General William Barr did six weeks ago, when he portrayed the investigation as vindicating Mr. Trump.
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But not every criminal libel prosecution concerns official conduct, and people who have studied the matter say criminal libel prosecutions may have a role to play in vindicating damaged reputations.
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If successful, the storage project could deliver a political windfall to South Australia's government, vindicating their investment in renewables, and give Tesla a high-profile platform to demonstrate their product.
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But relying on Super PAC money plays right into Sanders's hands, seemingly vindicating his critique of the campaign finance system and giving him a new attack line to use on her.
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"This is another in a line of recent developments vindicating Mr. Cosby's right to defend himself in the face of an onslaught of unverified accusations," Wyatt told CNN in a statement.
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Eventually, Mueller concluded that there was no evidence that anyone in the office had seen the footage before TMZ published it, effectively vindicating Goodell and the league on that specific question.
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" Trump, who has celebrated Mueller's report as vindicating him of allegations of "collusion" with Russia, lashed out at Mueller again on Thursday, calling him a "conflicted person" and a "Never Trumper.
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And it must be vindicating and also somewhat disorienting for a figure like Lee, a man who hasn't changed one bit but whom the wider culture has increasingly come to resemble.
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He saw the results as vindicating his strategy, though other activists were unhappy that he had asked people to hold their noses and vote for parties that cooperate with the Kremlin.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone growth and inflation appear to be stabilizing after big falls last year, vindicating the European Central Bank's protracted stimulus, ECB board member Yves Mersch said on Tuesday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone growth and inflation appear to be stabilizing after big falls last year, vindicating the European Central Bank's protracted stimulus, ECB board member Yves Mersch said on Tuesday.
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Justices appointed by both parties in those earlier cases voted to require production of presidential documents, vindicating the constitutional principle that no one, not even a president, is above the law.
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Winning elections — a necessary first step to vindicating the rights of trans people or accomplishing anything else in politics — hinges crucially on getting people with bad opinions to vote for you.
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Really!....." Justice Department spokesman Devin O'Malley said in an email to BuzzFeed that the department "will continue to vigorously defend this position, and looks forward to vindicating its position in further litigation.
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Video of the shooting was released on Monday night — I refused to watch because at a certain point watching these last moments of a Black person's life is voyeuristic and not vindicating.
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"I very much look forward to vindicating myself and my family before the House Committee on Ethics," Conyers wrote Sunday in a letter to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, a California Democrat.
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But uttered by a person in a role as faculty dean, which entails protecting vulnerable students from being violated and vindicating their rights when they have been, such comments will not do.
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"Those who come after Sergio and their families will have no way of vindicating their Constitutional rights [or] deterring federal law enforcement officers from abusing their authority," the immigration advocacy groups wrote.
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The moment Donald Trump moved into the White House, all those supposed concerns vanished, vindicating those of us who argued from the beginning that Republicans who posed as deficit hawks were phonies.
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That will represent a vindicating turnaround for the 27-year-old, who's been pulverized with criticism on both sides of the pond ever since an ill-fated move to Sunderland in 2013.
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But getting even one or two agreements resolved would go a long way toward vindicating President Trump's aggressive posture on trade, as well as reassuring political allies in industry and the farm belt.
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In a sense, "The Underground Railroad" is Whitehead's own attempt at getting things right, not by telling us what we already know but by vindicating the powers of fiction to interpret the world.
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But his AI had a sufficient lead to clinch first place when time ran out and the software hiccup made the victory that much more satisfying, both exposing and vindicating that last minute hack.
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The loss of Palmyra, an ancient desert city whose recapture from Islamic State in March was heralded by Damascus and Moscow as vindicating Russia's entry into the war, was an embarrassing setback to Assad.
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Mesa, the Supreme Court will have an important opportunity to reaffirm its core constitutional role of keeping the political branches in check, vindicating individual rights, and ensuring that no one is above the law.
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Klimt talked about Tombaugh almost daily in the preliminary stretch of our journey before our good rest, and seemed obsessed to some extent with vindicating Tombaugh's legacy since the shift in understanding around 2006.
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In fact, the strange thing about Hitler is not that he imagined himself as the leading figure in a historic drama — many people have such grandiose fantasies — but that life ended up vindicating him.
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BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Inflation in the euro zone slowed as expected in December, vindicating the European Central Bank's decision to keep its policy easy despite growing pressure from Germany and other richer euro zone countries.
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It doesn't seem as though the violence against activists will stop either, but the exposure and accountability that the security forces now face as a result of Sudanese women's Facebook groups still feels vindicating for them.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation plunged this month, likely vindicating European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's cautious policy stance and proving that the bloc may still be years away from a sustained rise in consumer prices.
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I had been a bit uneasy about this call, because it was my decision to put on the position right before they reported, and it's both relieving and vindicating to see that I called it correctly.
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Trump's statement that Obama and Hillary Clinton created ISIS, has been used by the Lebanese Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrollah as vindicating the claim that the U.S. has created ISIS, a claim made earlier by Putin and Khamenei.
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Once enough holes have been poked in the general system for vindicating Fourth Amendment interests, the decision to extend Fourth Amendment coverage to a new domain — such as cell-site locational data — is just not terribly significant.
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The policy that DeVos inherited from her predecessors operated under the premise that colleges could increase reporting of sexual assault by manipulating campus adjudication procedures to create a campus system that would focus on vindicating the accuser's allegation.
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"It risks playing into Maduro's hands by vindicating his far-fetched claims of a U.S. 'economic war' against Venezuela and allowing him to rally or divide Latin America by raising the specter of U.S. interventionism," Mr. Camilleri said.
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"If Defendants' justiciability arguments were adopted, then Congress, the House, the Senate, and their committees would be irreparably disabled from vindicating their powers to obtain information vital to oversight of the Executive Branch," lawyers representing the committee wrote.
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Strangely enough, Pokémon soaked up some of the remnants of the Satanic panic too: in 2000, the Vatican released a statement vindicating the game, after rumors had begun to circulate that it had been deliberately designed to promote Satanism.
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Trump and Republicans have seized on Barr's letter as totally vindicating the president, while also fueling their attacks against Democrats and media personalities who they say made claims there was evidence of "collusion" between the campaign and the Kremlin.
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The story that Trump and Kasowitz are telling the world is riddled through with contradictions: Comey's untrustworthy, but his testimony vindicating; Comey is a shady leaker, but his leaks are fake, and therefore defamatory claims, not leaks at all.
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And a religious conservatism that sacrificed a lot of cultural credibility in defending Trump might regain a little by abandoning him, vindicating itself against what seem now like reasonable charges of "character for thee but not for me" hypocrisy.
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Expanding gay rights via an old statute might seem like a stretch for a Supreme Court with a five-justice conservative majority that now lacks Justice Anthony Kennedy, who authored four landmark opinions vindicating the rights of gay and lesbian people.
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An ancillary matter is whether Judge Stephen Reinhardt, author of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decision vindicating a pay-discrimination claim, may continue to participate in the ruling even though he died shortly before it came down in April 2018.
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In addition to gifting tiny fringe groups a signal boost and vindicating their over-inflated conceptions of themselves, this tactic also elevates a new Great Enemy in the national consciousness—scattered groups of armed separatists in the 90s, deplorables today.
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To the extent that there's a plausible theory behind all of these halfhearted efforts, it's that resisting Trump too vigorously only strengthens his hold on the party's base, by vindicating his claim to have all the establishment arrayed against him.
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In 1964, Jaffa began teaching at Claremont McKenna College, in California, and in the next decades nurtured a new school of "West Coast Straussians," who devoted themselves to "vindicating the Founders" and itemizing the full record of liberal treason against them.
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Inflation in the 19-member currency union plunged to 1.5 percent in March, official data showed on Friday, apparently vindicating ECB President Mario Draghi's cautious policy stance and proving the bloc may be years away from a sustained rise in consumer prices.
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More than two decades ago, Justice Antonin Scalia wrote a unanimous majority opinion in Oncale v Sundowner Offshore Services, Inc vindicating another claim that never crossed the minds of the mid-century legislators: a male employee's right not to be harassed at work.
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Vindicating those measures, Sony quadrupled its profits to mark its best-ever third quarter, helped by robust demand for image sensors as smartphone makers increasingly adopt dual-lens rear cameras, as well as strong sales of gaming software for the PlayStation 4 console.
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The Fed's general mentality has been that it wants to raise rates as quickly as it can manage to safely pull off, and a strong jobs report will be taken as vindicating the claim that it is safe to continue raising rates.
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Well into the 20th century, fans and sportswriters in the Deep South openly hailed the success of all-white teams like the one at the University of Alabama as vindicating the Confederacy and as a symbolic victory for white Southern-ness more broadly.
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On both counts, Mr. Nunes appears to have succeeded: The House inquiry into Russian meddling that he is leading has descended into a sideshow since he disclosed the information, and the administration has portrayed his information as vindicating the president's wiretapping claims.
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Mr. Nadler and most of his fellow Democrats on the committee have become increasingly outspoken about their support for "vindicating the Constitution" through an impeachment vote, but moderates in the party remain deeply skeptical, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi has publicly downplayed the effort.
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Separate data due on Friday is forecast to show core consumer prices fell at the fastest pace since the BOJ began its quantitative easing program in April 2013, further vindicating the argument that efforts by the government and the BOJ to kindle inflation have failed.
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This is not only vindicating for those of us who have denounced this type of behavior, but it's also a step forward to end the cycle of misogyny and discrimination in spaces where these actions have been tolerated and accepted as harmless for too long.
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"We are grateful to the jury for vindicating the rights of our client to be free from pregnancy discrimination and to send a message to other employers that this practice is intolerable," Jonathan Smith, executive director of the Washington Lawyers' Committee, told the journal.
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In Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v Abercrombie & Fitch, only Justice Clarence Thomas dissented from a 7-page ruling by Justice Antonin Scalia vindicating the right of a 17-year-old woman who had lost out on a job selling kids' clothes just because she wore a hijab.
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But the ruling came at a delicate time in relations between the European Court of Human Rights and the Russian government, raising fears that in response to a decision vindicating an opponent of Mr. Putin's, Russia could drop out of the treaty that formed the court.
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But regardless of the ultimate outcome, when this tumultuous chapter of American history is written, the dog days of summer 2017 will hopefully be seen as pivotal, a period in time when the American polity restored its sense of balance and purpose, vindicating the wisdom of the Founding Fathers.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.) were willing to put their support elsewhere due to the allegations — despite some evidence vindicating Moore — I like to hear all sides of the story first.
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The realization that the feds have been trying to track Bitcoiners for years is no doubt concerning to anybody who relies on Bitcoin's privacy guarantees (and vindicating to the NSA conspiracy theorists), and it's a good example of how being extremely paranoid doesn't necessarily mean you're completely wrong.
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I appreciate that by staying away from church you're vindicating my Catholic skepticism of that accommodation … but really, aren't you being a little ungrateful, a little slothful, a little selfish by leaving these churches empty when they're trying to be exactly the change you say you wish Christianity would make?
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"In addition to the report completely vindicating the President, both Attorney General Bill Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein ... concluded there was not a single instance in which the elements of any crime were met," wrote the four member team of Rudy Giuliani, Jay Sekulow, Jane Raskin and her husband, Marty.
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"I don't put any weight on Mal's decision to play in the NWSL somehow vindicating us from what was overall unfair criticisms, but the fact that we were in top spot in the allocation order when a generational talent decided to enter the mix, was certainly no accident," Hummer told VICE Sports.
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" (But isn&apost a case that took a year and a half to wind its way to the nation's highest court the way democracy is supposed to work?) Across the spectrum, National Review backed Roberts for vindicating "the authority of the presidency itself," not what the magazine called Trump&aposs "sometimes overheated campaign rhetoric.
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"This lawsuit challenges the federal government's recent unlawful and unconstitutional policy authorizing civil immigration arrests in and around New York State courthouses — a policy that disrupts the effective functioning of our courts, deters victims and witnesses from assisting law enforcement and vindicating their rights, hinders criminal prosecution, and undermines public safety," the complaint reads.
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Hearing Audrey, the student, explain to him that his criticism won't push her out of a comfort zone, because women don't have a comfort zone since they are afraid all of the time, along with his realization that he lives in a world of privilege, is a vindicating moment for everyone who has loathed Noah Solloway.
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Many are predicting that this is enough to cause the NFL to settle with the insurers: It's unclear if the NFL will seek out any other motions to delay discovery, but the release of confidential information just may be vindicating for players who have been seeking reparations for the long-lasting, deleterious damages that the game has had on them.
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Referee Walt Anderson, Jimmy McNally, John Jastremski, Tom Brady's phone, Judge Richard Berman, the Ideal Gas Law, Bill Belichick giving a press conference involving the Ideal Gas Law, pounds per square inch, Patriots fans once again putting on award-winning performances as weepy and persecuted martyrs, Ted Motherfucking Wells, a seventh grader from Massachusetts named Goodell winning a science fair by disproving the NFL's own science report, thereby vindicating Tom Brady—all of these things, and so much more, are Ryan Grigson's fault.
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And, by the way, one of the biggest stories of our lifetime, of course, the inspector general&aposs report totally vindicating the president&aposs decision not only to fire James Comey but the I.G. corroborating everything we have told you for months on this show that the rest of the media never talked about -- a two-tiered justice system, a rampant deep state bias, an attempt to literally create a soft coup in America and prop up one candidate and destroy the other candidate and you thought Watergate&aposs a big deal and so much more.
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