Images wash out as if lighted by a flash bulb.
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Water, heat, or chlorine will not neutralize or wash out sperm.
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The evening was a flop, a wash-out, a total disaster.
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"It's a stain, so it will wash out eventually," Perry explains.
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However, you'll also wash out some of those vivid HDR-fueled highlights.
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Also, make sure wash out your dog's eyes and pat them dry.
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However, the bright moon will wash out the sky around this time.
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I get home, wash out my tea mug, and get into bed.
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How the various proposals wash out will be critical for the market.
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They wash out the grays, which is usually where the truth lies.
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The color would wash out, turn pink, or just end up too dull.
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Not even a drop of temporary wash-out color has touched these strands.
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This group has got to wash out, and it's not washed out yet.
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And if a blue wave comes, expect it to wash out the laziest Republicans.
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I prefer dark because dark will always wash out to be a little lighter.
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So I wash out my mouth and spit, then I get on my knees.
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And that says nothing of the high school players who wash out before college.
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None are meant to stimulate hair growth; all are temporary cosmetic fixes that wash out.
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AmaroAmaro devotees love this faded filter for its ability to wash out blemishes and redness.
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For all, a stain on their professional and personal reputations that will never wash out.
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I don't because it's tricky to wash out and I haven't mastered the technique yet.
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The ones that wash out are shopped to other agencies or put up for adoption.
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There's an HDR option, but it just seemed to wash out the image a bit.
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Essentially he said it will all wash out in the end, so we shouldn't panic.
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Like the earlier dot-com era, cryptocurrency companies are now going through an inevitable wash-out.
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Avoiding solid foods and opting for a liquid diet won't "wash out" your digestive system, either.
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Rain can also wash out soils on farms, triggering nutrient- and chemical-filled runoffs into lakes.
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Claims are declining as the effects of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma wash out of the data.
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Gray hair can wash out the skin, but adding color on the face with makeup helps.
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Bannon had better watch out or rising waters will wash out his bridge to the past.
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"The Fed and markets in general will ultimately wash out any benefit," Mr. Zandi said Monday.
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Malingerers tend to shape up or wash out and be sent back to the general population.
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Because temperatures that are too hot will break down those molecules and wash out the color.
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When men are sterilized, it takes a couple of months for the sperm to completely wash out.
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Fortunately, larger sample sizes do allow researchers to "wash out" the noise of less-than-perfect data.
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"Anything bright and reflective tends to wash out and go to white really quickly," Dr. Ackerman said.
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How to use and wash out menstrual stinking rags when Ojibwe women never stunk of old blood. . . .
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Yang hopes the direct democracy in the process will wash out the influence of fossil fuel companies.
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If there is any light in the room, it will wash out the black on a projector.
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Cultivating treeless, steep mountainsides for agriculture, a common practice, is environmentally damaging and allows topsoil to wash out.
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And once you've downed your beverage of choice, you can wash out your straw with its accompany cleaner.
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Sonders said it was "too soon to tell" if the current correction would "wash out" investors' heightened sentiments.
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Luckily, the moon will just be a small silvery crescent, so its light won't wash out the view.
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Apps like Instagram and Snapchat have long allowed people to apply flattering filters and wash out their pores.
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"Charlotte really understands how to create the perfect nude that doesn't wash out your complexion," Mr. Puckey said.
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Abbott's party popped champagne, predicting that the "blue wave" Democrats were hoping for that November would wash out.
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Analysts say the stock market wash out could continue Friday morning, even though futures were trying to steady.
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" He adds, "I got enough memories to wash out without you putting in a fresh supply every five minutes.
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Officials warned that rising floodwaters could wash out roads and close bridges, leaving residents stranded in their waterlogged communities.
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"You could really anticipate the stock could maybe wash out below $10 before it really turns around," he said.
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The process is simple: Lather your strands post-shampoo, wait for at least 10 minutes, and then wash out.
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Urine instantly unsticks the labia and allows everything to wash out into the toilet, wipe and reapply Mensez lipstick.
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You will continue to wash out the overload of water from in the week when you are then dehydrating.
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Maybe with ink that's water-based, that would wash out and wouldn't mess up the color of the whiskers.
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The prices that wash out of these wagers are an invaluable guide to decision-making about production, storage and investment.
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Antibiotics were not enough, and she ultimately required brain surgery to wash out the infection before making a full recovery.
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It's also difficult to wash out external effects, besides gun control, on gun deaths, even under the most statistically rigorous models.
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While I love a pop of color in my mostly black wardrobe, pink tends to wash out my ghost-white skin.
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It would appear as an incredibly bright pinpoint star that would almost wash out all of the stars in the sky.
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She was able to rush to a station kiosk, grab bottles of water and wash out the eyes of her friends.
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So is 10 points the line at which a Trump defeat would inevitably wash out other Republicans on a statewide ballot?
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Pain relievers that you rub on the gums are not recommended since they wash out of the baby's mouth within minutes.
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Every time we wash synthetic clothing, plastic microfibers wash out and right past water treatment plants into our rivers and oceans.
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Duffy will likely wash out like the others in the coming months, having said several ridiculous and patently untrue things already.
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We all used sticky stuff (was a real spray + was hard to wash out) and Aquanet!" and "I remember those hairstyles.
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I'm gonna be testing out the hair dyes on their color payoff, their transfer-proofness, and how easily they wash out.
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Because it is part of the structure of the fiber, it won't wash out the way a spray-on application would.
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Some is left to litter the natural environment, where it can get into rivers and wash out into the sea (see article).
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But to wash out the stain of the past 103 years, the city must do more than make sense of its future.
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It takes Prozac several weeks to wash out of the body entirely, so one week's interruption is not a test of withdrawal.
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The screen doesn't wash out quite as much when viewed off-center, either, but it's just not as capable a gaming rig.
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The idea is to wash out the body's blood and other fluids as quickly as possible, and replace them with a cryoprotectant.
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And if they do wash out the avocado shells, wouldn't that require the same, or even more water than washing a bowl?
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The year-over-year inflation rate is rising as the oil price-driven weak readings in 2015 wash out of the calculation.
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Moreover, aerosols tend to wash out after a few weeks, while carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere for a very long time.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics does not recommend teething creams because they usually wash out of the baby&aposs mouth within minutes.
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"We were both looking at each other and thinking about how it had been a bit of a wash-out," he says.
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Some news media outlets say that a "blue wave" of Democratic candidates is coming to wash out the Republican majority in November.
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Play that twelfth round of beer pong, then wash out a cup and use it for your iced coffee the next morning.
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During this second session, she used an ear wax irrigation syringe to wash out the wax, which had been loosened by the oil.
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Test the waters with these temporary wash-out and semi-permanent hair products that change your color for as long as you want.
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The flooding appeared to wash out at least one casket from its grave site as seen in a photo taken in Baton Rouge.
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Standing under those bright lights can wash out anyone, and a complexion that appears too matte isn't exactly flattering on the big screen.
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The tax cuts aren't paid for, and the resulting higher interest rates will wash out any benefit from the lower marginal tax rates.
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In one of the study's many test conditions, a lather time of 20 seconds blew a 5-second wash out of the water.
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A wave could be ready to wash out a Republican incumbent, but if there's no Democrat to fill the void, it doesn't matter.
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It&aposs also important not to do anything to wash out the spermicide, such as douching, for six to eight hours after sex.
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It needs to wash out the grime and grease of an administration that every day does something to make the country feel soiled.
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Maybe the next film (2019's Bride of Frankenstein) will be good enough to wash out the bad taste left behind by The Mummy.
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Then afterwards you neglected to wash out the Epsom salts from your scalp and got heat stroke from walking home as your brain pickled.
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Pure white powders tend to wash out darker complexions and because my undertones pull golden, I think the yellowness in the powder really enhances.
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This means you can print some pretty garish things but the limitations of the technology will tend to wash out the colors in general.
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Given how her roots remain closer to her standard hair color, it's safe to say the pink will most likely wash out soon enough.
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They decided to bleach it back, but the hairdresser was really busy and forgot to wash out the chemicals she put in my hair.
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The open loop scrubbers wash out the sulphur and some industry experts believe they are the cheapest way to meet the new global rules.
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A gloss will wash out on its own, allowing you to try a richer or more-vibrant shade — without roots in a few weeks.
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It's definitely not the easiest to wash out, but I do have to say I am not shampooing my hair in my workplace bathroom.
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Ultimately, Ms. Warren's voters are likely to wash out, unless she makes a big endorsement that effectively pushes them one way or the other.
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Tzi Ma (Twitter clip): So the next time you wash your hands, wash out the hate that you may have for your fellow Americans.
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Projectors wash out badly with ambient light, unless you have a screen designed to prevent that, but they can cost more than a projector.
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The Hat's food arrived, and he ate it, letting the sound of the girls' conversation wash out against the broader noise of the restaurant.
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Colors wash out in the artificial light, and once the speech starts, the cameras and recorders are supposed to remain within the press pen.
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I did like the soft waves and insouciant texture it created, and it was easy enough to wash out at the end of the day.
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All it takes is a comb and three cans of wash-out dye like the one used during Brazil's Carnaval and at children's birthday parties.
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It was that Olympic organizing types did their hamfisted utmost to smother and leverage and wash out everything that should have been fun about it.
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That is true, but it rained sufficiently at the Pan American Games in Rio in July 2007 to wash out the bronze medal game in baseball.
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I alleviate some of this guilt by deciding to wash out the cups and re-use them so that they're not technically single-use plastic anymore.
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Still, some eggs wash out of nests, becoming valuable forage for an array of animals, and the basis of a critical and far-reaching food chain.
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The bond formed between them will pluck Wash out of the Caribbean and carry him off to the Arctic, Nova Scotia, London, Amsterdam, and, finally, Morocco.
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You have a commodification of war and culture to a level that is unprecedented, and culture is used to wash out, or art-wash the military.
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According to Sky and Telescope, the Moon's light could wash out the comet—so it might be best to wait until after midnight tonight or 1 a.m.
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"You're seeing a wash-out of short dollar positions primarily," said Karl Schamotta, director of FX strategy and structured products at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto, Canada.
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There was one girl that somehow managed to get her period blood all over the [bathroom] and she would wash out her dirty panties in the sink.
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"When animals are given antibiotics, they have to be stopped within enough time for the antibiotics to wash out of their systems before slaughter," Dr. Tauxe said.
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On the Supreme Court, on the other hand, there are fewer institutional mechanisms to constrain justices and fewer decision-makers to wash out the idiosyncrasies that persist.
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Even as they attempted to wash out their melodies as much as the other droning bands, the noise couldn't blare out Lantern's flare for catchy 60s psych pop.
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There will be some bigger color molecules, some little pieces, some will wash out, some will not — and that's why your color will change and fade over time.
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The star in this system (called HR 8799) is blocked out in the image, so that its light doesn't wash out the view of the planets in motion.
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"I can't imagine why they would need to know that information, except as a way to wash out women," Penny Harrington, a retired police chief from Portland, Ore.
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I was free to wash out a son's mouth with soap in the bathroom of a restaurant if he used bad language and then go on with our lives.
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The 24-inch monitor comes with a TN type panel (which can wash out colors more than ISP) but has a 144Hz refresh rate at a 1920×1080 resolution.
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Nir Liberboim, founder of Uprise Ventures, questioned if the mist-based system would work for women with long hair who need strong water pressure to wash out hair products.
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A mere nibble of one was enough to release an awful astringent flavour that lingered on his palate for hours, regardless of any attempt to wash out his mouth.
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The findings: When the pollster used a magic wand to wash out "electability" as the top factor, the Dems' 2020 race tightened significantly, putting Warren right up with Joe Biden.
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The mechanical systems are up even higher and the lower reaches of the building are clad in breakaway louvers and designed so flood water will wash in and wash out.
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And as for the pink dye, you can pick that up at any local drugstore or beauty supply store in the form of a wash-out pigment or spray-in color.
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I read in the reviews that it can get rid of build-up and curb irritation, but to my horror, it is extremely difficult to wash out in the shower. Whoops.
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Just know that the electric-neon colors wash out in two to 10 shampoos, so make sure not to set yourself up for some inopportune glowing moments (movie theater distraction, much?).
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A study published today in Science shows that, in the future, more rain and more extreme storms will wash out increasing amounts of nutrients like nitrogen into rivers and coastal waters.
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Hair Type: Thick Hair"Aussie's Hair Insurance smells good and doesn't leave my hair feeling like I didn't fully wash out all my conditioner, like other drugstore products do," Polko says.
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Because the sun would wash out the projector's light (the gallery has floor-to-ceiling windows), the scene is illuminated on Friday and Saturday evenings, when the Met offers extended hours.
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Conlon said initially, high rains will likely wash out a lot of mosquitoes, but if flood waters leave behind debris, that could provide breeding sites for the mosquitoes that carry Zika.
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"Turns out tonight the moon will park itself very close to the Orionid radiant and completely wash out the Orionid meteors," said Bill Cooke, an astronomer with NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office.
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It might be impossible to trace the movement of each individual gas molecule, but the uncertainty and disorder at the molecular level wash out when you look at the bigger picture.
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I had to monitor how long I could stay in the water before immediately rushing into the shower to wash out all of the chlorine or sand from my chemically-treated hair.
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Check out this highly exciting video of the process, then tell me it isn't a thousand times less wasteful of our planet's limited resources to just wash out a bottle or can.
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A clear solution is safe to use, because your hair won't tan, per se, and the bronzer will wash out, but I've really only seen it done on people with dark hair.
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Smart people realized that you could actually get a much more accurate picture of the race by aggregating all the polls together so that idiosyncratic methodologies or sampling error would wash out.
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But drinking a glass when you're experiencing acid reflux can wash out the irritating acid from your esophagus, Felice Schnoll-Sussman, MD, a gastroenterologist at New York Presbyterian Hospital, previously told Refinery29.
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Users of the devices argue that there is no conclusive scientific research showing that discharges from open loop scrubbers - which wash out the sulfur - cause environmental harm and their use was safe.
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Users of the devices argue that there is no conclusive scientific research showing that discharges from open loop scrubbers - which wash out the sulphur - cause environmental harm and their use was safe.
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U.S. companies that rely on expensive drilling methods have become more efficient, frustrating OPEC's two-year effort to end a crude glut by pumping at maximum capacity to wash out high-cost producers.
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The 28-year-old has permitted three runs on 16 hits in his last three outings (23 frames) to wash out the sour taste in his mouth following a three-start losing skid.
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That morning, Mr. Canseco had been arrested by immigration agents at a gas station on Hampton's west side as he, his father and an employee were heading to wash out a hog barn.
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That's because "nearly all structures inside cells have no color (electrons can't see color!), and the flooding of light through the sample tends to wash out any color that is present," Challoner says.
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An older albeit widely accepted scientific explanation for the existence of masturbation in males is that it provides those who rarely mate with the opportunity to wash out old sperm and improve ejaculate quality.
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This will wash out over the course of a few weeks, allowing your color to grow out without feeling like you need to hit the salon right away, since the lines are more blurred.
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On Monday, the night of the Perseids peak, it's going to be 92% illuminated, which will wash out the sky and make all but the very brightest "fireball" shooting stars very difficult to see.
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But in truth, Burrito Justice settled on that number only because that's how high he needed to jack up the world's oceans if he wanted to wash out a particular road near his house.
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Maybe that's why a strain of old-school Calvinist Christianity runs through Small Treasons — not all of us are evil, but all of us are marked, always, by a sin we cannot wash out.
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This year, we'll have a half moon to contend with and that should wash out some of the meteors we see but, with so many, not even the moon can obscure the view too much.
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Could I have offered to drop her undies at the local dry cleaner for laundering, or should I have suggested she could wash out an item or two and hang them in the bathroom overnight?
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If you want pastel pink that lasts for a month, like Ashley Benson's or Hailey Baldwin's: Try Manic Panic's Semi-Permanent Cream Hair Color in Cotton Candy Pink, which will wash out in 4-6 weeks.
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If you increase brightness of that backlight to get a brighter picture, you start to wash out the display, while lowering the backlight's intensity will get better blacks, but at the expense of crisp, bright colors.
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Dave ReichertDavid (Dave) George ReichertLymphedema Treatment Act would provide a commonsense solution to a fixable problem Yoder, Messer land on K Street Ex-GOP lawmaker from Washington joins lobbying firm MORE (R-Wash.) out the door.
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Pros: Transfer marks wash out of embroidery fabric with just a damp cloth, white pencil comes with a sharpener for crisp linesCons: Blue transfer pen tip is medium-point and not as suitable for delicate designs
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Mosquito-borne disease is less of an immediate threat because the floodwaters will wash out most mosquito breeding sites for disease-causing mosquitoes such Aedes aegypti, which spread Zika, chikungunya, dengue and yellow fever, she said.
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As Roncal explains, the combination of a white background and fluorescent lighting will wash out your complexion, no matter what your skin tone is, so you need to counteract that by adding color back into the face.
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Dermatological toxicology involves considering the balance between "wash in," the risk of absorbing potentially toxic substances through the skin, and "wash out," the loss of protection as substances are lost by sweating or water exposure or rubbing.
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While members of Congress can be idiosyncratic, surprising ideological choices simply wash out in the large chambers, as it is seldom the case that a single individual member of Congress exerts virtual control over the legislative outcome.
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Colors wash out and blooming becomes more noticeable when you sit off-center from the TV. In rare instances, some titles even show shifts in color toward the edges of the screen from a centered viewing position.
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The study, published in Science Advances, found that the current pace of global emissions will cause a combination of rising sea levels and wave-driven flooding that could wash out these coral atoll islands near the equator.
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Whether or not Swift is permanently joining the crew of celebrities rocking pink hair or just dabbled in wash-out color for the night, we can't say just yet; we reached out to her stylist for more information.
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The types of sand usually used at other golf courses would wash out of the steep faces of the Erin Hills bunkers after heavy rainstorms, and it would take Reineking's crews half a day to repair the damage.
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That doesn't mean I've been a complete wash-out, of course: I read all of the "Harry Potter" books out loud to my son; I make a hell of a pie crust; I make an even better lunch spread.
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Climate change is only going to make the problem worse: warming ocean waters boost the growth of the tiny algae, and more rain and more extreme storms in the future will wash out increasing amounts of nutrients into waterways.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Melbourne's notoriously changeable weather threatened to wash out the soft launch of the Australian Open on Monday but the rain was unable to dampen the cheer among tournament organizers enthused by Nick Kyrgios's weekend victory in Japan.
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Parents might use these products to temporarily relieve a child's teething pain, but the agency said they pose a "serious risk" to infants and children and often are not effective, since they can wash out of the mouth quickly.
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The researchers then let the alcohol wash out and people recover, and a week later -- still fueled by scientific curiosity and determined to find the right way to drink -- they brought everybody back for a second day of drinking.
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Second, even if we manage to grow food under increasingly harsh conditions, it will be harder to transport when you're facing a series of crises — droughts that stop river traffic, enormous storms that wash out ports and roads for days, etc.
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"I can't be the only parent in New Jersey who would happily see Halloween be a wash-out -- if only to avoid the unnecessary candy overload -- or would have no problem letting the kids run around in the rain," she wrote.
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These estimates have been hotly contested by most Republican senators, who insist that the bill would generate such high economic growth that it would wash out most negative effects on the debt, and would supercharge wages paid to most American workers.
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The recent accusation that Clinton was using a body double to hide her health problems, for example, sluiced up from Reddit for a day, only to wash out to the remote crannies of the Twittersphere where Scott Baio is a star.
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"For March (delivery), some people had no choice, they had to wash out, but for April and May, they are still waiting (to see if their buyers get processing permits)," he said, using an industry term for cancelling an order.
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McCollum, this year's Most Improved Player, who really did seem like he was primed to wash out when he flailed around and rode pine as a 22-year-old rookie, thrived in a new role with secondary ball-handing responsibility.
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And you'll need to replace it after about five manicures, since the polish doesn't wash out of the material.) She started by painting on two coats of a pretty, peach shade (Essie in Peach Side Babe) and allowing it to dry fully.
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Yes, the same webOS which once showed huge promise on Palm phones, now barely recognizable on a TV. But the biggest deal was the OLED screen, which doesn't require a backlight that can wash out black areas, and thus has much better blacks.
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Most newer TVs, meanwhile, come with a bunch of random junk turned on by default; things like motion smoothing that makes epic movies look like soap operas, or noise reduction that can wash out details and make an actor's skin look cyborg-y.
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A lower number, like 2.0 or lower, will increase the brightness and potentially wash out blacks and blow out your whites, while a higher number, like 2.4 could leave you with little detail in your blacks, but more detail than intended for your whites.
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Yes, the same webOS which once showed huge promise on Palm phones is now barely recognizable on a TV. But the biggest deal was the OLED screen, which doesn't require a backlight (which can wash out black areas), and thus has much better blacks.
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Diaz recounted several stories about working for the president, which included good tips, very meticulous cleaning practices, and a time he reprimanded her about an orange stain on his white golf shirt which she said was from his makeup and would not wash out.
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But then the candy apple red that represents the pinnacle of an areola seeps into the rest of a breast to make the whole into a curved confection, and the eyes wash out into the rest of the face to form an anonymizing mask.
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But those new members would wash out just as quickly, establishing a pattern that would be repeated over and over again throughout Black Flag's history—even in the present day, with Ginn often asking strangers he meets at the grocery store to play bass.
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Somethings came easier to conserve than I expected Brushing our teeth was no different from the times my father would take me camping in the wilderness: one cup of water to wet my toothbrush and the rest to wash out my mouth once I finished.
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"It is hard to sustain positioning levels that are this extreme, so I'd expect sterling to appreciate a little in the weeks ahead as some of this positioning begins to wash out," said RBC quant trader Robert Turner who has "a tactical long position" in the pound.
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But Austin Rivers' curse—and his blessing, I suppose—is that no matter what happens behind him, he's still the dude wiping his nose, the Duke malcontent who was going to wash out of the NBA until his career was saved by, quite literally, his daddy.
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TRYON, North Carolina (Reuters) - Having weathered a killer hurricane that threatened to wash out the World Equestrian Games (WEG), Ingmar de Vos enjoyed a moment of calm on Saturday as he pondered a future for the flagship event that could include gladiator polo and a permanent home.
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On the economics front, his administration has been a revolving door for hacks and hucksters who are skilled at media manipulation and addicted to opportunism, but who would wash out at a major automaker in a matter of months when forced to deal with the managerial challenges.
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Democrats said they had no intention of allowing Republicans to wash out the stain of associating with Mr. Trump: "Voters will see this for the craven act of self-preservation that it is, and it won't save them," said Meredith Kelly, a spokeswoman for the committee.
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They could have priced it at a better price, they in my opinion got greedy, the stock came down, it came to a point where there was better value and then money started to come in but that process took a couple of months for the whole thing to wash out.
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Saudi Arabia's two-year policy of allowing the market to rebalance on its own has largely been seen as an attempt to wash out U.S. shale producers, who must spend big to pummel rock formations with a mix of water, minerals, and chemicals to release oil and gas, a process called hydraulic fracturing.
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Stilling Caravaggio's scene of violence, which evokes male castration, Buren's shimmering, reflective rectangles of light seem to gently wash out over the dim floor towards the painting — parts of which are reflected in the pyramid's mirrors (depending on viewer position), so that neither work reverts only to its own space and chronology.
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Colors remain strong and vibrant when you're not viewing it directly overhead so it's great for collaboration, but the special coating that keeps oily fingerprints at bay (which can take a lot of grease before you start to notice prints and marks) also tends to wash out the display when viewed from the side.
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If you want temporary pink tips like Troian Bellisario's: Apply L'Oreal's Liquid Hair Chalk in Pink Pop, $7.99, on your ends — it's s a wash-out formula that doesn't require any lightening beforehand, and will last until you shampoo your hair — so you can give it a try before you make a long-term decision.
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I hear about these mountain towns, and I tremble for Indiera, for my community, for its houses perched on steep hillsides that could wash out from under them, and for the fragility of an economy that's been chewed apart by predators, and which, like a termite-eaten beam, is cracking under this new weight.
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Ms. Dolin's lawyers argue that the documents show the two suicides in the placebo group occurred during the "wash out" or "run-in" period, when patients about to enter a new clinical trial are weaned from prior medications — before the new trial officially got started and before "randomization," when trial participants are randomly assigned either to the placebo group or the drug group.
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The problem with doing that, of course, is that if you aren't willing to use serious political and policy thinkers in senior roles (and they are uninterested in being involved anyway), you run the risk of installing people with little to no experience in government in jobs for which they are only loosely qualified for and from which they wash out quickly.
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Mythbusters asks you to now go take off your life vest, take hers off, swim underneath this thing, attach it in some way that it won't just wash out two minutes later—which means you're underwater tying this thing on in 28-degree water, and that's going to take you five to ten minutes, so by the time you come back up you're already dead.
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Mythbusters asks you to now go take off your life vest, take hers off, swim underneath this thing, attach it in some way that it won't just wash out two minutes later — which means you're underwater tying this thing on in 28-degree water, and that's going to take you 5-to-10 minutes, so by the time you come back up you're already dead.
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He pledges $4.87 trillion in climate-related spending over 20 years, though "climate-related" is a bit of a loose term; $400 billion of that total comes in the form of publicly financed campaign donation vouchers that citizens can use to "wash out the influence of lobbyists" for oil, gas, and coal companies, presumably by donating to the campaigns of supporters of aggressive climate action.
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They still have to connect with some centrist and conservative voters — and that means understanding that some things are true even if Trump believes them: We do have a trade issue with China that needs addressing; we cannot accept every immigrant, because so many people today want to escape the world of disorder into our world of order; people want a president who is going to grow the pie, not just redivide it; political correctness on some college campuses is out of control; people want to be comfortable expressing patriotism and love of country in an age where globalization can wash out those identities.
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