The NEVER TRUMP ARMY is waging war against our campaign.
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"Catching pirates is like waging war against guerrilla fighters," said Capt.
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Schiff was not in any sense waging war against the nation.
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But he stressed waging war against radicals was the responsibility of the military.
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You have now been waging war against the Afghan people for many years.
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"The NEVER TRUMP ARMY is waging war against our campaign," Moore wrote on Twitter.
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" President Trump has mocked government, waging war against law enforcement and calling Washington a "swamp.
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Reines said it was an example of Trump continually "waging war" against his own party.
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President Trump is waging war against the Fed, which makes things very awkward at Treasury.
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Do we want to live in a world where we are waging war against Korean tacos?
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He has abdicated Government here, by declaring us out of his Protection and waging War against us.
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Educational institutions have become an increasingly common target for the militants waging war against the Pakistani state.
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It will have become little more than a dissenting voice, comfortably waging war against America's foolish voters.
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When we fail to help people and communities, we are waging war against ourselves not against drugs.
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Per The Washington Post, Q is "waging war against the so-called deep state in service" to Trump.
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In Malaysia, the death penalty is mandatory for murder, drug trafficking, treason and waging war against the king.
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Waging war against both countries simultaneously is a contingency so improbable that US planners can safely ignore it.
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A one-year-old Chinese startup called Luckin is busy waging war against Starbucks as the new year unfolds.
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For more than a decade, the Mexican government has been waging war against organized crime, deploying tens of thousands of troops.
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Around the vast waters of America's Great Lakes, the US government is waging war against a tenacious and prolific invasive species.
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But Mr. Kabila is now waging war against his own people, and government forces have brazenly attacked and killed peaceful opposition supporters.
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President Petro Poroshenko said the Kremlin's action violated international law, while incoming President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused Russia of waging war against Ukraine.
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Now Xi Jinping, China's president, is waging war against "historical nihilism", a peril as arcane-sounding as it is, to his mind, grave.
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CNBC contributor Larry Kudlow called the ruling a tax grab by the European Union, and accused the EU of waging war against companies.
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" Tillerson said Iran targeted religious minorities including Baha'is and Christians, and in 2016 executed 20 people on charges including "waging war against God.
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Iman Elman is fighting on the front lines against a brutal terror organization that is waging war against a country and its people.
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"In football we are not waging war against each other — I am confident we can have a good and fruitful cooperation," he added.
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It consists only of waging war against the United State or adhering to enemies of the nation by giving them aid and comfort.
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Committing treason in the US is a federal crime, defined by the Constitution as waging war against the US or aiding its enemies.
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But of course, that's an apt metaphor for what it feels like right now to be waging war against social structures that uphold misogyny.
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The company and its founder and CEO, Greg Glassman, have been waging "war" against -soda-makers, including their reported involvement in funding health studies.
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"We're waging war against the most destructive fires in our state's history, and Trump is conducting a full-on assault against the antidote," Gov.
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Today, dictators are again waging war against the free press, only this time, they're using Trump's term — fake news — as a cudgel, said Flake.
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Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency quoted Mousa Ghazanfarabadi as saying: "Obviously one of their charges can be Moharebeh," or waging war against God.
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Meanwhile, Democratic leaders have jeopardized their midterm election prospects by embracing the left's radical politics while waging war against the Trump administration's successful record.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who is currently waging war against the leadership of the Republican Party, is an unpopular guy on Capitol Hill.
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Meet the products, brands, and people that are breaking the rules, smashing the patriarchy, and waging war against beauty standards, one lipstick at a time.
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To be sure, Ma is not the only critic of the costly U.S. policies of waging war against terrorism and other enemies outside the homeland.
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For many around the globe, the mass abduction provided a stunning introduction to a militant group that had been waging war against Nigerians for years.
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When he charges that he is being victimized by a "Criminal Deep State" conspiracy, he is waging war against the Justice Department and the FBI.
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Mr. Brown said last week that Mr. Trump was waging war against the state, and Mr. Trump did nothing on Tuesday to disabuse that notion.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies have been waging war against them on behalf of the government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, based in Aden.
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Saudi Arabia and its Arab allies have been waging war against them on behalf of the government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, based in Aden.
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In our current political climate—with the federal government waging war against the press and closing its doors to refugees—Dabka comes across as especially relevant.
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Let President Trump and Republican leaders run on a platform of waging war against programs so many Americans support, to finance policies so many Americans oppose.
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Since the discovery of penicillin, some 90 years ago—arguably even longer than that—we've been actively waging war against bacteria, treating them as the enemy.
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The Republican Party has been waging war against Planned Parenthood's public funding for years now, because they object to the fact that Planned Parenthood provides abortions.
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According to the Jackson family, that's when Robson began waging war against his former idol, selling off his memorabilia and pitching a book with allegations against Michael.
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"Putin is waging war against Western democracies and our President is on the wrong side," former Clinton campaign press secretary Brian Fallon wrote Friday evening on Twitter.
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Waging war against the FBI might seem a risky proposition for a Republican president, but here as elsewhere, Trump is proving that partisanship triumphs over older allegiances.
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Bannon has often seemed more focused on pleasing the Breitbart base and waging war against his own enemies than on making Trump a successful and broadly popular president.
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More than 20 House Republicans joined Democrats on Friday in a vote to restrict President Trump from waging war against Iran without congressional approval, the Washington Post reports.
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The top brass has found itself confronted by the social media, with the citizens waging war against "the citizens' army," as the Israeli military likes to call itself.
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Their charges range from criminal conspiracy, waging war against the Indian government and murder under sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Indian Explosives and Explosive Substances Act.
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Pakistan denies supporting Afghan Taliban insurgents waging war against U.S.-backed troops in Afghanistan and Islamabad has also always rejected claims officials aided former al Qaeda leader bin Laden.
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Rather, they are multi-dimensional threats comprising both conventional and nuclear missiles, along with other ways of waging war against our allies and our troops based in their countries.
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And Tina Fey and John Slattery team up as old marrieds waging war against their festering troubles on the tennis court in a tale directed by Sharon Horgan ("Catastrophe").
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While Hannity has in the past accused Assange and his organization of "waging war against the US," he lauded the WikiLeaks founder for publishing the contents of the hacked emails.
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Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell are waging war against women in the lower courts, ramming through extremist judge after extremist judge in a cowardly assault against a women's reproductive freedom.
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In 2010, the Fox News star accused Assange of "waging war against the U.S." by publishing diplomatic cables, which Hannity said put American lives in danger all over the world.
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The symbolism—that a person waging war against France is no longer French—is politically popular: three-quarters of French people support Mr Hollande's proposal, according to a recent poll.
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However, can he succeed in re-establishing the power of the American people without using executive order to bypass the crony corruption of the establishment he is waging war against?
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But even though the Taliban claim they are only waging war against the Kabul government and foreign forces in Afghanistan, most of the casualties of their attacks have been civilians.
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But instead of waging war against each other directly, Saudi and Iran back opposing political factions and extremist groups throughout the region as a way of exerting influence and control.
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While Nath doesn&apost think of himself as an environmentalist, he is one of a handful of New Delhi residents waging war against the tsunami of plastic threatening to swamp India.
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There was also Hannity himself, who once accused Assange of "waging war against the U.S.," and Sarah Palin, who wasn't especially happy with Assange after Wikileaks published her own private emails.
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But for now many of the committee members to whom Mr. Priebus was preaching unity remain uneasy with a candidate who is waging war against the party and its nominating process.
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For decades the world has been dealing with a hostile Iranian regime committed to radical Islam, waging war against the West and sowing the seeds of destruction through sponsorship of terrorism.
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Resurgent authoritarian powers like Russia and nonstate actors like the Islamic State and Al Qaeda are waging war against the very principles the United Nations and NATO were founded to protect.
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In his speech, Trump mocked Democratic challenger Pete Buttigieg, the Indiana mayor, for having what he said was an unpronounceable last name, and told attendees Democrats were waging war against religion.
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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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DUBAI (Reuters) - Western powers provided arms and intelligence to the Saudi-led coalition waging war against Houthi insurgents in Yemen for more than three years, despite criticism from rights groups and lawmakers.
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The charges against the five ranged from criminal conspiracy, waging war against the Indian government and murder under sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Indian Explosives and Explosive Substances Act.
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In July 220006, the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, issued a fatwa (religious ruling), declaring all opponents of his rule to be guilty of waging war against God.
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He wouldn't waste his time writing puerile tweets, insulting his critics, making baseless accusations, lying left and right, waging war against the "mainstream" news media and generally making a fool of himself.
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They are just the latest in a string of coordinated attacks by radical Islamic terrorists perpetrated by those who are waging war against all who do not accept their extreme strain of Islam.
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More than a year after recreational marijuana became legal in California, the state is waging war against unlicensed pot shops and redoubling efforts to stamp out illegal marijuana farms, using National Guard troops.
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"The true plague of this country is the majority of the media, intellectually and morally corrupt, which is waging war against the government, trying to make it fall," Di Maio added on Facebook.
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At the time, House Republicans' gambit served to highlight the bizarre dynamics of the Trump era — members of the presidents' own party waging war against a Trump appointee who was investigating Trump's campaign.
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HOW IS IS IT MESHING BETWEEN YOUR HISTORIC VIEWS OF FREE TRADE AND THE PRESIDENT'S VIEW THAT THE CHINESE HAVE BEEN WAGING WAR AGAINST US AND WE HAVE NEVER FOUGHT BACK UNTIL NOW.
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"So Planned Parenthood is busy out their waging war against the next generation and winning," he said, before noting all the pushback that came after his letter to Planned Parenthood was made public.
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Obama said the Taliban has continued "to plot against and unleash attacks" on American and coalition forces while waging war against the Afghan people and aligning itself with extremist groups like al Qaeda.
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The administration in Aden says it had to move the bank in August because the Houthis had looted the funds to pay soldiers and fighters waging war against it - a charge the group denies.
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This avoids a dangerous game of tit-for-tat with Iran that could quickly escalate into yet another unnecessary war that plays to the radical Islamic narrative that America is waging war against Islam.
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Some characters offer cursory dismissals of Wonder Woman based on her gender, but there isn't a sense that she's waging war against the multi-headed monster of misogyny as she was in the source material.
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Formerly a scourge of the Right — Hannity once accused Assange of "waging war against Americans" and called for his arrest — the WikiLeaks founder has become something of a darling of Republican conservatives in recent months.
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The Favourite depicts a love triangle of women who metaphorically eat each other alive to secure what little power they're afforded, waging war against one another to survive the rigid patriarchy of 18th century England.
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Not only does the President's rush to open Gitmo's jail cells allow fighters to keep waging war against us, it also gives the jihadist A-team a chance to mentor a new generation of radicals.
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The quid pro quo had always been support — in return for money — for the F.M.L.N. But President Sánchez Cerén of the F.M.L.N. had broken its longstanding relationship with the gangs by waging war against them.
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Most of the hate stemmed from that fact that the cast is nearly all female—Feig has been waging war against the internet misogynists for months now—but the first trailer was honestly a bit dull.
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We see him waging war against Negan, we see the future Rick with the cane and older Judith, and then we see this Rick with red bloodshot eyes, talking about his mercy prevailing over his wrath.
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McDonald's, like many other franchise chains across the country, is waging war against the U.S. National Labor Relations Board to preserve the decades-old franchising model that fast-food companies — and all other corporate franchisors — have adopted.
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"We've seen Americans like Jose Padilla, Anwar al-Awlaki, like Faisal Shahzad, who have abandoned their country and gone and joined up with the terrorists in waging war against us," Mr. Cruz said on the Senate floor.
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Past efforts from the administration had sought to frighten potential jihadists with warnings that waging war against the West would get them killed, but officials concluded that the warnings actually served the opposite purpose of glorifying militancy.
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Those are just recent examples, too; there's a long history of gaming fans waging war against publications that dare to write negatively about a game, with demands that a writer prove their bona fides before speaking up.
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Despite this, he is is no danger of being arrested for treason, because he did not commit it as the Constitution defines it — namely, waging war against the United States or aiding one of the country's enemies.
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"A trade war with the Chinese suddenly seems more likely, although I could argue they have been waging war against us for years, but still you recognize tough talk could hurt everyone who does much business there," Cramer said.
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It's a tale about a lost man, a warrior whose insurmountable power and drive to protect the innocent ultimately trapped him in an alien world, and left him waging war against a foe that might as well be the devil himself.
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Then again, this latest campaign against Rosenstein speaks to just how strange these times are — members of the president's party are waging war against a Trump appointee who also happens to be in charge of an investigation into Trump's inner circle.
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The Foundation for Defense of Democracies' research shows that these flights are unlikely to be civilian flights, but rather airlifts of weapons and military personnel that enable Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to continue waging war against his own population.
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In modern times it is personified by the fictional Vietnam War veteran John Rambo, a pop icon who in the 1982 film "First Blood" is mistreated by a small-town sheriff and seeks revenge, waging war against the police force.
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It is dangerous to American security when our president moved from comparing the CIA to Nazi Germany as the CIA is battling Russian aggression to waging war against the FBI while that agency is batting against Russian espionage against America.
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A Facebook profile appearing to belong to Buckey Wolfe posted often and militantly about Christianity and President Trump, as well as the baseless QAnon conspiracy theory that pedophile elites across the globe are conspiring against Trump, who is waging war against them.
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Expect Trump to continue waging war against the GOP, riling up his supporters with baseless accusations and innuendo, exploiting the fears and anxieties of a dwindling demographic group of voters who do not see themselves in Clinton or her predecessor, President Obama.
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But the government is still waging war against the leaders of some of the country's most important cultural institutions, including the Polin museum where it has been working to oust the current director, Dariusz Stola, who is viewed as a political enemy.
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"We're successfully waging war against thousands of fires started across the state in the last few weeks due to extreme weather created by climate change while Trump is conducting a full on assault against the antidotes," he told POLITICO in a statement.
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But sometime in the first few months of living together — between starting new internships, fighting over how often the dishes were done, waging war against cockroaches, and spending less and less time together — we stopped being girlfriends and slipped back into just being friends.
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Iraq is also waging war against Islamic State without a defense minister, who was sacked by parliament last month over separate corruption charges, and an interior minister, who resigned following a large suicide bombing in July in central Baghdad by the ultra-hardline group.
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Washington (CNN)Iran's foreign minister said the US is waging war against his country through intensifying economic sanctions that make civilians "the primary targets," but told CNN that his country "will never start a war" and that all parties should work to avoid one.
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H.R. McMaster, Trump's national security adviser, to testify about the grave existential threat to democracy from Putin's military doctrine of waging war against democratic nations — and its modern warfare designed to achieve regime change in democratic nations — through cyberwar, subversion, espionage and covert action.
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But the Niger ambush drives home the reality that the United States is waging war against terrorism in West Africa and that a sizable contingency of the U.S. government doesn't know about it or doesn't care to know, because Africa isn't considered strategically important.
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I feel certain that somewhere out there on the internet, bots with StyleGAN avatars and GPT-2-sourced texts are already waging war against one another in befuddling comment sections: battles which have no end, no point and no room for any actual humanity.
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If the U.S. simply pulls out its troops and the Taliban prevail and establish an Islamic state in all or even part of Afghanistan, it will set an enormous precedent that will embolden Islamic insurgencies everywhere waging war against weak pro-western governments with fragile institutions.
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When he virtually stalks and hounds Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, he is waging war against Sessions.
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When he berates and insults Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, he is waging war against him.
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Click here to view original GIFLike how some soldiers never stop fighting a war well after it's ended, this short film Call of the Empire, by Trevor Kerr, imagines a world where remnants of the defeated Empire are still waging war against the Rebels after the Battle of Endor.
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Britain, by contrast, canceled elections during World War II. It is true that Lincoln suspended the writ of habeas corpus while waging war against the South, that antiwar activism was effectively criminalized in World War I, and that human and civil rights have been violated during other crises.
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China would soon discover that it was ill-prepared to take on any part of the U.S. military, as its armed forces could not find — not to mention attack — America's aircraft carriers off its coast, proving that waging war against the world's only superpower would be a colossal mistake.
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In private, the president and his top aides freely admit that he is engaged in a culture war on behalf of his white, working-class base, a New York billionaire waging war against "politically correct" coastal elites on behalf of his supporters in the South and in the Midwest.
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Whatever the outcome of the midterm elections in the US next week, the Trump administration will still have to face an ever-tougher line -- from both parts of the legislature -- on continued support for the Saudi-led coalition, which is waging war against Iranian-backed Shia Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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"Dark at the Crossing" follows the attempt of an Arab-American ex-soldier named Haris Abadi, who, after having served with the United States military as an interpreter in Iraq, is now moved to enter Syria illicitly via Turkey to fight with the Islamist militias waging war against the Assad regime.
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Whether it's because the White House is a dysfunctional mess, Donald Trump's administration is waging war against the poor and the rule of law, or the president has a bad habit of saying terribly racist things about entire countries, for whatever reason, some of Trump's aides are looking to ditch their jobs.
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The mass executions primarily targeted members and supporters of the Iranian opposition, the People's Mojahedin Organisation of Iran (PMOI), following a fatwa by the founder the Islamic Republic, Khomenei, in which he declared that all remaining opponents of the clerical regime were guilty of "waging war against God" and should be summarily executed.
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We've come to the part of "The Last Olympian" (Percy Jackson, Book 5) where Percy and his fellow campers — all young teenagers — are waging war against the Titans of Greek myth, defending New York City, which, in the book, is the present site of Mount Olympus (confusing, I know, but you'll understand when you read it).
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"In light of the latest wave of increased violence and targeted killing of innocent civilians across Afghanistan, we women of Afghanistan are writing to urge the United Nations Security Council's (UNSC) members to stand in unity with Afghans and take a strong stance to hold accountable states who are in a way affiliated with, or supporting, aiding and abetting terrorist groups that are waging war against innocent Afghan civilians, especially women and children," said the letter written by nearly two dozen organizations and individuals.
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