And wouldn't you know it — he immediately started backpedaling.
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The defense is backpedaling, and (Westbrook) is difficult to stop.
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Biden: The former vice president also spent the weekend backpedaling.
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" The officer said he thought he "was backpedaling that night.
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The judge said that looked liked "backpedaling" from the guilty plea.
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Both Brazil and Australia have announced their backpedaling of climate efforts.
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Backpedaling and sometimes on the run, Wentz repeatedly missed his receivers.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is doing a lot of backpedaling these days.
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Ryan Seacrest is doing some backpedaling with his ex-GF, Shayna Taylor.
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But the backpedaling on Jerusalem doesn't appear to be having much effect.
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Becoming more aggressive, he delivered a hard left that had his opponent backpedaling.
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He taunted opponents by shimmying and strutting and backpedaling like a cocky prizefighter.
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Often for comedy stuff there's a "backpedaling" of sorts, is what I call it.
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He backpedaled from my backpedaling, saying it was OK, and sorry to bother me.
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" So naturally, now she's backpedaling with an apology, calling her words a "distasteful joke.
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"The economy is not backpedaling," said economist Joel Naroff in a note to clients.
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Moments later, Freese lofts a triple just beyond the reach of the backpedaling Cruz.
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" "You thought you were backpedaling as you were firing shot after shot after shot?
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It wasn't until Tubridy began to push back that Neeson performed a bit of backpedaling.
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Renzel issued an apology Thursday, backpedaling from his comments on the 'Breakfast Club' this week.
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There was Lowe boasting about MoviePass' location tracking, then backpedaling after the understandable privacy backlash.
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Now, Beijing appears to be having second thoughts as Trump is backpedaling on the deal.
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"The entire time the prosecution was backpedaling because they filed the case too quickly," he said.
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When asked if Facebook had been issued a subpoena, Zuckerberg first said it had, before backpedaling.
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He then ran down fly balls in the outfield, backpedaling and making over-the-shoulder catches.
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Anthony injured his ankle after stepping on the foot of referee Steve Anderson while backpedaling on defense.
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In Washington, the White House appeared to be backpedaling on plans to impose new sanctions on Russia.
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Eisinger reveals this story of backpedaling and cowardice through the eyes of the few who resisted it.
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Russell hit another 3 on the next possession, backpedaling with confidence and setting off a wild celebration.
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But despite backpedaling on various aspects, neither woman has actually recanted the details of her original testimony.
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Part of that may be a backpedaling of Autopilot's ambitions following a stern government ruling earlier this year.
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Back then, AMS did not make an offer, backpedaling within days as it did not have sufficient financing.
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J.P. Morgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon is backpedaling a bit on his earlier criticisms on cryptocurrencies.
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The Trump administration cited what it called backpedaling by Chinese officials during talks held last week in Beijing.
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Some of these countries are now backpedaling, trying to explain away their blasé attitudes, but that's weeks late.
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Days of botched backpedaling Wednesday's cleanup effort was also viewed with more skepticism because of Trump's equally difficult-to-believe backpedaling a day before, when he insisted he had misspoken when he said before Putin that he didn't see any reason why it "would" be Russia that hacked the US election.
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For their part, the allies should abandon their backpedaling and sophistry on their Wales Summit commitment to defense spending.
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His backpedaling was rewarded, and Trump tweeted that Heller's primary challenger, Danny Tarkanian, should drop out of the race.
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Attacking a backpedaling defense is a quality plan that leads to open, efficient shots when pulled off with surgical precision.
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Barbosa was a willing instructor, introducing Livingston to training methods that included sprinting on sand and backpedaling around traffic cones.
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Leading off the sixth, Rougned Odor hit a long fly ball to left field off Tanaka that sent Gardner backpedaling.
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"This sounds like a backpedaling on the acceptance of responsibility," Judge Sullivan said during Mr. Flynn's sentencing hearing in December.
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By killing his nomination, Republicans will swallow the embarrassment of backpedaling on a Cabinet nominee but also avoid that ugly spectacle.
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A mostly tedious first quarter began with the Eagles mixing the run and the pass against a largely backpedaling Giants defense.
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He spent most of the day ducking and moving in the pocket, backpedaling while throwing and generally looking out of rhythm.
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Or was he too busy backpedaling on his extradition promise and playing kitty-kat dress-up to muse about such weighty manners?
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And the -- we also know that the backpedaling that&aposs happening now from people who have long been critics of Roe v.
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McConnell's backpedaling won't change much about Sessions's confirmation — he has enough votes to get through on a party-line vote this week.
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"When I really caught up to it was about two weeks ago," Jones says in the same backpedaling 9-minute non-apology.
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The Mavericks finally have someone who can push off opposing misses and slice a backpedaling defense before it knows what hit it.
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" Klein, backpedaling, later acknowledged that "America has a history of resolving politics through violence" and that "[p]olicy itself is often violent.
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The Trump administration in turn should warn Xi of the consequences of backpedaling on sanctions and test Beijing's commitment to Pyongyang's denuclearization.
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The fight itself was nothing special, fought entirely on the feet with Pudzianowski stalking forward and Popek backpedaling on heavily taped legs.
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Barely two months after the passing of the law, Trump blamed China for backpedaling on some commitments it made during previous negotiations.
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NY Knicks player Marcus Morris is backpedaling in a BIG way after using anti-women insults to attack Grizzlies player Jae Crowder.
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He also found himself backpedaling a bit when pressed about his defense of Mr. Trump's push for an investigation into Hillary Clinton.
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Of course, having won, some who voted to leave are now furiously backpedaling their decisions, as my colleague Stephen Castle wrote this week.
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Michael Bloomberg's campaign is backpedaling from a series of wild tweets it pushed out Monday attacking Bernie Sanders for supposedly loving murderous dictators.
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"No comments," Powell replied as she navigated a sea of backpedaling videographers before climbing into a cab with her client and other lawyers.
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On one point, even though he was backpedaling, Thiem nailed a scorching forehand that the 22019-foot-230 Zverev could only flail at.
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Meanwhile, Chinese state media also struck a cautious tone, warning the U.S. over the weekend to "avoid backpedaling" on the partial trade agreement.
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The head of IG Metall in the southwestern state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, Roman Zitzelsberger, criticized employers for backpedaling on progress made in earlier negotiations.
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Seeing almost the entire New England defense backpedaling, Tannehill scrambled up the middle for 19 yards, positioning Miami for a game-icing field goal.
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But it's now backpedaling from some of the proposed rules, and as a result, it expects fewer hospitals and doctors to leave the program.
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European businesses, such as the French oil giant Total, which had been contemplating big contracts with Iran, have been furiously backpedaling since Trump's inauguration.
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Stupar's backpedaling retreat left him dangerously close to Giants punter Riley Dixon, whose kick indeed ricocheted off Stupar's helmet and deflected into the air.
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"People are showing a tremendous amount of weakness by just backpedaling because they feel like it's the politically sensible thing to do," she added.
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Now, the Internet firms are backpedaling from earlier positions as they seek to avoid regulation, according to congressional aides, industry lobbyists and company sources.
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But on Tuesday Kimmel accused the senator of backpedaling, arguing the new repeal-and-replace bill being pushed by Cassidy and fellow GOP Sen.
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And this year, like every year, some teams are roaring into the playoffs while some are stumbling, or at least backpedaling, into the postseason.
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Now, however, the company is backpedaling (or is it gliding?), telling whoever will listen that it never meant for consumers to stop riding their Swagways.
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Martin collided with Titans linebacker Brian Orakpo, who had lined up as an outside rusher before backpedaling into coverage, and that helped spring White free.
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He was also criticized for backpedaling after accusing police of "acting stupidly" when they arrested a famous black scholar in his home for suspected burglary.
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Bike-sharing pioneer Mobike is retreating to China Backpedaling from foreign markets is also consistent with Meituan's long-held strategy to stay focus on China.
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He spent several days backpedaling on a question about abortion and defending his campaign manager, who was charged with battery for allegedly grabbing a reporter.
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Such backpedaling has disappointed some of Pakatan's supporters who would like to see the country move past race-based political rhetoric and work quicker on reforms.
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At first it seemed the star was backpedaling on the lack of bad blood, however her tweet letting CBS off the hook calls everything into question.
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If the Cavaliers are unable/unwilling to slow it down, Lin gives them another open-floor finisher who threatens backpedaling defenders as a scorer and passer.
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Now, however, the company is slightly backpedaling to say that it'll help users keep using those older cards through new software called Eye-Fi X2 Utility.
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Coal consumption, according to Beijing's own (questionable) statistics, rose 21625 percent in 2900, producing some backpedaling among those optimistic about China's compliance with the Paris accord.
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HONG KONG — Backpedaling under mounting pressure, Hong Kong's top leader publicly apologized on Tuesday for having proposed contentious legislation that would allow extraditions to mainland China.
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Flexibility also, it's worth saying, allows the option of backpedaling should the opening "new" model prove to be little too new for a healthy box-office.
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However shocking, these figures hide an even more disturbing trend: the backpedaling of many wealthy countries away from their legal and ethical commitments to resettle refugees.
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The minister, Bruno Araujo, pledged to maintain and "improve" the program, backpedaling public comments just as the ministers of justice, health and education have done this week.
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With Korver backpedaling as the last line of defense, Livingston attacked the basket, found Durant creeping up the right side, and hit him for an easy dunk.
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Trump indicated earlier this month he may begin "softening" his immigration positions, including mass deportations, before later backpedaling and saying he might actually be "hardening" his stance.
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" The transcript also shows prosecutors backpedaling on some of the more hostile things they've said about Apple, claiming that they are "not saying anything nefarious about Apple.
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Brewers slugger Ryan Braun hit a long shot to center field in the fifth inning, and Springer made a lunging grab while backpedaling on the warning track.
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But hopes faded after Mr. Trump's threat to increase tariffs was echoed on Monday by Trump administration officials, who accused Chinese negotiators of backpedaling on their commitments.
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Easy-opportunity looks in transition have never been more plentiful or glorious—so much of his individual attack is against a panicked opponent that's backpedaling on their heels.
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Bush, backpedaling to avoid a sack, tossed an interception off his back foot to Minnesota sophomore corner Coney Durr at the 49-yard line with 39 seconds left.
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Then you watch Harden stopping on a dime, backpedaling up and getting above the arc and hitting a three and the passing and the presence and the vision.
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The Celtics will combat this with screens high on the floor that allow Thomas the time and space he needs to get downhill against a backpedaling big man.
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We got the hip-hop trio at LAX, and they were doing some pretty intense backpedaling on seemingly harsh comments they made about Makonnen coming out of the closet.
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Locked Up Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are backpedaling from their support of a 1994 anti-crime law that some blame for the large number of people in prisons.
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Ice Cube is backpedaling on that whole Chauncey Billups to the Cavs thing -- saying CB is still with the BIG3 league because the NBA deal isn't officially done yet.
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Fortress Investment Group happens to be backed by SoftBank, which said this fall that it would spend billions to bail out WeWork — before backpedaling on that deal this week.
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Fortress Investment Group happens to be backed by SoftBank, which said this fall that it would spend billions to bail out WeWork — before backpedaling on that deal this week.
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Two plays later, Brees dropped a deep throw to a backpedaling Keith Kirkwood in the end zone for a 30-yard score to get New Orleans within 13-10.
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Yet by early 2018, even Facebook was backpedaling, shelving its plan to build out a full-service AI personal assistant called M that you could ask to do anything.
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So much so that on Tuesday, McIlroy, clearly ill at ease, was readily backpedaling "Would I do it again?" he said of his decision to play with President Trump.
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Over the last few years, a global surge in right-wing, authoritarian movements has spurred a broad backpedaling on women's rights and, in particular, protections against gender-based violence.
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After making his fifth, which put the Gophers up by 59-43 with under 12 minutes left, the freshman Gabe Kalscheur, backpedaling, strummed his fingers as if playing guitar.
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But despite backpedaling on whether what happened to her was "rape" in the "criminal sense," she has never actually recanted the details of her original testimony during divorce proceedings.
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Now, in an unexpected twist, he's backpedaling on his promise to livestream the deletion of Zuckerberg's account — but not on the claim that he found a severe vulnerability within Facebook.
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With Sergey Karasev backpedaling on defense, Galloway bounced a pass between his legs and behind him to a surging Williams, who flushed the ball down with a one-handed slam.
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Trump administration officials accused China of backpedaling on its commitment to change its laws to address core trade irritants for the U.S., such as intellectual property and forced technology transfers.
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It forces backpedaling defenders to make impossible decisions, and the result is either a clear runway to the rim or kicking the ball out to an open three-point shooter.
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With the Americans arguing with the referee Jeffrey Solis about a foul, Aron Sigurdarson exploited a quick restart to drive forward, cut inside and curl a shot around a backpedaling defender.
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Since everything about the actual reports felt net bearish for soybeans, another uneventful weather outlook just prior to Tuesday's session could be enough to send the market backpedaling from Thursday's surge.
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Since 2015, the world has been wondering if the two actors are more than just friends — Real Housewives of Atlanta star Claudia Jordan even confirmed it before backpedaling on her claims.
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Here's Tom Brady doing his best DB impression ... the G.O.A.T. is backpedaling on his public support for Antonio Brown after the WR went after Patriots owner Robert Kraft over the weekend.
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The scandal also caused massive problems for Facebook, which was forced to spend months frantically backpedaling amid sudden backlash to the amount of user data it shares with third parties by design.
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With the Fed projecting four rate increases, then backpedaling to two and ultimately holding off until the last month of 2016, the economy continually took two steps forward and one step back.
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But as much as 2018 was a year beset by scandal and frenzied backpedaling, it was also a year in which YouTube started trying in earnest to reckon with its own problems.
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Some reckon not, arguing gains are driven primarily by U.S. Federal Reserve backpedaling on interest rates, giving temporary relief to developing economies by deflating the dollar and spurring a commodity price recovery.
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To the degree that you're right — and I don't want to say that you're wrong — it's time to start backpedaling because that's not going to get us where we need to go.
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Trump's fans are his fans — it'll be interesting to see if they feel betrayed by Trump's backpedaling on the Muslim ban, but they may very well find a way to forgive it.
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Over the long grind of a presidential campaign (November is nine long months away), we're likely to see other Trumps — maybe defensive Trump, maybe Trump the supplicant, maybe even Trump backpedaling or apologizing.
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With financial markets in turmoil, a big drop in the pound and the prospect of further chaos, some supporters of Brexit are backpedaling on bold pronouncements they made just a few days earlier.
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Mr. Obama made a similar vow in Estonia and increased NATO's presence in Eastern Europe in response to the Russian threat, and Mr. Trump's position feels like backpedaling to people in the region.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump said he will move to increase the legal vaping age as early as next week, while also backpedaling on a previous announcement to consider banning flavored e-cigarettes.
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Paris is now backpedaling on all that, but it has no solution for social unrest, and its economic growth forecast for next year has been cut last Friday to the pitiful 1.3 percent.
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AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka resigned from President Donald Trump's manufacturing council Tuesday, citing as the "last straw" the president's backpedaling from Monday's blanket condemnation of Saturday's white supremacist demonstration in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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MAPASTEPEC, Mexico (Reuters) - Amid pressure from Washington, Mexico is backpedaling on promises of better treatment for Central American migrants, leaving hundreds stranded in unsanitary camps near its southern border and allegations of irregular detentions.
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Republicans, for their part, had to play the Buckley role of denouncing the political surrealism of the paranoid fringe (Mitt Romney's furious backpedaling after joking, "No one's ever asked to see my birth certificate").
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The committee's findings reinforce deepening concern among human rights activists that Mr. Sirisena and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe are backpedaling on the promised institutional cleanup for fear of antagonizing the country's powerful security services.
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New England opened the game with a 15-play, 63-yard masterpiece of precision and versatility, consistently confusing the Chiefs' defense and keeping it backpedaling for more than eight consecutive minutes of playing time.
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Pages of the manuscriptImage: The Voynich ManuscriptA university in the United Kingdom is backpedaling after publishing an article claiming that one of their scientists helped crack the famously indecipherable Voynich manuscript, according to a statement.
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Since coming to power, the government has made several chaotic U-turns to the compulsory vaccines policy, saying that parents could "self-certify" that their children had had the shots, before effectively backpedaling last month.
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The Fate of the Furious might be riding high at the top of the domestic box office this weekend, but one of its stars is backpedaling on a series of controversial statements made earlier this week.
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The thought of Cousins jog-walking up the floor, forever behind the ball, preventing the Pelicans from jabbing a backpedaling defense with 18 seconds still on the shot clock, was New Orleans's idea of self-mutilation.
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I couldn't have told that story without a lot of explanation and backpedaling — Pseudonymous Bosch isn't "out," or even necessarily gay — but not telling it made me feel as though I'd stepped back into the closet.
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"When someone who has so vigorously set out — consciously, clearly — to destroy someone's reputation in the press is then backpedaling and refusing to prove those allegations in court, that signals a lack of credibility," she said.
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That said, Bangladeshi police are now backpedaling on the accidental nature of Chowkidar's death and are claiming he was possibly in league with the assailants as he was allegedly seen "moving and running" with the gunmen.
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Harris, himself a millennial and the author of Kids These Days—a well-regarded monograph about the conditions under which millennials labor—apparently feels no need to qualify his radicalism with liberal hedging or apologetic backpedaling.
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Moreover, the backpedaling we are seeing by the NFL is reflective of a country that wants its athletes to respect those who went into real battle, without the millions of dollars of pay these athletes receive.
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Photo: Getty ImagesA 20-year-old University of Nevada, Reno student who was caught on camera carrying torches alongside other white supremacists at a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia is backpedaling furiously now that his identity has been exposed.
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President-elect Donald Trump is still two weeks away from his inauguration, but he's already backpedaling on one of his biggest campaign promises: to make Mexico pay for the construction of a massive wall along America's southwest border.
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Trump's empathy-light daughter Ivanka has also tried to do mountains of backpedaling after it became obvious that her father didn't actually value what she had to say, arguing that he was going to do whatever he wanted anyway.
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Patrick McCray, a historian of technology and science at the University of California, Santa Barbara, told me that the story of humanity is not one of linear progress, but of spurs and splits, fits and starts, progress and backpedaling.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro — argued over the weekend that Trump's backpedaling did not erase his "corruption" while blending his duties as president with his business interests since 2017 (The Hill).
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Photo: Ben Margot (AP)Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is backpedaling from his quip last week on the Winging It podcast endorsing a classic conspiracy theory: that NASA's six-manned landings on the moon from 1969-1972 somehow didn't occur.
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These people can no longer show their faces offline anymore without being mobbed—they're all either too scared of getting doxxed or busy furiously backpedaling now that their entire movement is associated with the naked terrorism on display in Charlottesville.
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Meanwhile, it dominates the advertisers thanks to its duopoly with Google that lets it survive metrics errors, and the developers as it alters their access and reach depending on if it needs their users or is backpedaling after a data fiasco.
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Facing a fourth-and-6 from Denver's 14-yard line with 2:18 remaining, the Patriots again went for it, and Brady, backpedaling and under duress by Denver's pass rush, threw incomplete to the triple-covered Gronkowski in the end zone.
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Last month, CVR Energy CEO Jack Lipinski said Trump had "failed to drain the swamp as promised " by backpedaling on efforts to reform the program, one of which was proposed by former Trump regulatory advisor and top CVR shareholder Carl Icahn.
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Trump is backpedaling from his prior support while Senate leaders are declaring it dead on arrival, but we're going to make sure people understand the Big Pharma influence that is driving this opposition and what they can do about it.
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"The US should avoid backpedaling, as it has in the past, and instead cherish what has been achieved as a manifestation of a healthy and steady China-US relationship that serves the interests of both countries and the world," it said.
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Similar questions arose last year after Gaga told contestants on RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked that she was "not a gay woman" (she has never claimed to be), causing speculation in the Advocate and elsewhere that she was backpedaling, retreating from bisexual to ally.
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After years of backpedaling and underinvestment, New York's lawmakers are poised to enter 2019 sincerely convinced (finally) of two things: that the New York City subway system is deeply fucked, and that it will take a lot of money to fix it.
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He was charging to the front of the area and then had to slightly adjust, twisting his body and backpedaling a bit to get into position to drive it back across the goal to the far corner to break the 1-1 draw.
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During a recent practice in L.S.U.'s indoor facility, Aranda was meticulous in preparing his unit, dictating precisely where orange cones should be placed for a drill and giving the freshman Damone Clark a tutorial on the art of backpedaling into coverage.
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I was also impressed by the fluidity and naturalness of the new motion mechanics for the player character that Dice showed off: you can throw yourself forward, to the side, or even backward while backpedaling and turning your body and shooting at the same time.
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Breeze through an Australian Open quarterfinal while utilizing the following shots: a backpedaling inside-out forehand, a knee-buckling lob, and a return-of-service backhand that may as well be directed by hydraulic tunnel for how neatly it whizzes into the lone section of uncovered court.
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In a video celebrating the third anniversary of "It's On Us," an advocacy organization that grew out of an Obama administration initiative, Biden touted the group's progress toward curbing campus sexual assault in the past three years, but warned against backpedaling by President Donald Trump's administration.
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To communities of color in New York still reeling from the impacts of his racist policies, Bloomberg's "apologies" and opportunistic backpedaling from referring to marijuana legalization as "perhaps the stupidest thing anybody has ever done" to recent support for decriminalization, is a slap in the face.
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And still, much like Hugo Chávez and Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, he was broadly supported by left-leaning and even moderate public commentators in Mexico and abroad—quite a few of whom, just a year into his term, are backpedaling on the views they expressed before the election.
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Photo: GettyA former FCC senior official who issued false statements to reporters, claiming a cyberattack hobbled the agency's comment system in 2014 and that the ex-chairman ordered it kept quiet, is now backpedaling amid renewed scrutiny by U.S. lawmakers and a wholesale denial by the former chairman himself.
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Undeterred by the loss of his second job as executive chairman at Breitbart in January, he has pushed his campaign for worldwide national populism and declared his support for far-right leaders all over Europe, even backpedaling on his former rejection of hated "establishment" platforms to further his cause.
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"There has been very little backpedaling on the long euro storyline as dealers continue to place much emphasis on [ECB President Mario] Draghi declining the opportunity to talk down the currency post ECB minutes," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia Pacific at OANDA, in a note.
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Update 4/12/18 2:45pm ET: Some 30 hours after we first ask for clarification from Reddit, the site's CEO has instead edited his original comment to users outlining his confounding views on open racism—adding a full seven paragraphs of backpedaling to augment what is far from his first public gaffe.
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Bret: The cover-up is usually the crime, and with Trump's tweet suggesting he knew Flynn had lied to the F.B.I, and now his desperate backpedaling, we have what seems to me a clear-cut case of obstruction of justice, assuming you don't believe the president is ipso facto above the law.
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" He accused Democrats of backpedaling, referring to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's request to him for witness testimony and new documents in the Senate trial, saying that his Democratic counterpart "began searching for ways the Senate could step out of our proper role and try to fix House Democrats' failures for them.
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And so far, the Trump White House's re-emphasis on longstanding military relationships (with the Sunni Arab states, especially), its quieter line on human rights and its backpedaling from promised big-deal shifts in our posture toward Russia and China all fit with what you might expect from a brass-led presidency.
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And that's where things started to get strange, with BMA Advisor Wanlop Suwandee backpedaling and issuing a hasty statement to CNN that he had been misquoted by The Nation and that food vendors would, of course, be allowed to remain in Khao San Road and Yaowarat Road, both of which are popular draws for tourists.
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Although not stated in the tax bill, Trump also announced a 30-percent solar panel import tariff at the start of 2018, as well, so young people can look forward to backpedaling environmentally both now and in the future as they continue to deal with possible increases in pollution and climate change as a result.
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In perhaps the most tumultuous day yet for the Justice Department under Trump, four top prosecutors withdrew on Tuesday from a case involving the president's longtime friend Roger Stone after senior department officials overrode their sentencing recommendation—a backpedaling that DOJ veterans and legal experts suspect was influenced by Trump's own displeasure with the prosecutors' judgment.
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It's a conclusion Trump clearly doesn't buy, and off the back of it, may serve as evidence (to him) that the CIA's somehow seeking to undermine his incoming administration by questioning the legitimacy of his presidency (funny, considering Trump long claimed that President Barack Obama wasn't actually an American citizen, before backpedaling that entire series of events during his presidential campaign).
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But even before the first of around 70 official "no deal" warning documents for businesses and consumers was published, they had — through the filter of the British news media — started to sound ominously reminiscent of rationing and other preparations during World War II. On Monday, the government insisted that it had "no plans" to involve the army and was backpedaling over the timing of the 70 warning notices.
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Trump says U.S. taxpayers might fund his promised border wall — but Mexico will totally pay us back Trump says U.S. taxpayers might fund his promised border wall — but Mexico will totally pay us back President-elect Donald Trump is still two weeks away from his inauguration, but he's already backpedaling on one of his biggest campaign promises: to make Mexico pay for the construction of a massive wall along America's southwest border.
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The Senate on Thursday unanimously approved a resolution warning President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE not to let the Russian government question diplomats and other officials, shortly after the White House released a statement backpedaling on a proposal to allow Moscow to help interrogate U.S. citizens such as former Ambassador Michael McFaul.
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Here's an example from Texas Tech's shootout with Oklahoma State from 2015, in which Mahomes hits a throw from the boundary hash to a receiver on the opposite numbers while backpedaling in the face of an oncoming pass rush: Mahomes can not only fire fastballs without setting his feet, but can also do so across his body, on the move: Since defenders are taught to converge when a quarterback rolls out of the pocket, throws back across the body are generally a very "high risk, high reward" venture.
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