He had to win without being too cocky and coming across as unlikable, or being too aggressive and coming across as a bad guy, or being ashamed of his goals and coming across as a tepid hero.
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Nonetheless, Khakpour isn't much worried about coming across as unhinged.
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I don't want to be someone coming across as arrogant.
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But she failed miserably, coming across as aggressive and unprepared.
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I'm sorry, Congressman, but tonight Hillary is coming across as presidential.
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Instead of these coming across as gimmicks, they work conceptually as well.
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Coming across as a moderate could actually gain him a few votes.
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And she knows how to draw contrast without coming across as negative.
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Yes, there's the risk of coming across as mawkish, but what's the alternative?
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Many have criticized her coming across as entitled, apparently so emblematic of millennials.
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Is there anything I can do without coming across as an unsympathetic malcontent?
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If I'm coming across as a bit of an ogre, so be it.
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Craig mostly manages to avoid coming across as too pleased with his own cleverness.
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She has done so, most crushingly of all, while coming across as perfectly pleasant.
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Those senators, comically, don't think it's noticed; they think they're coming across as statesmen.
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It has to be done carefully, without crossing ethical lines or coming across as unseemly.
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This keeps you focused on your priorities while still coming across as a team player.
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Commentary from Frida Ghitis: Hillary is holding back for fear of coming across as pushy.
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The best part was that he'd done it all without once coming across as bragging.
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How do we make progress on those kinds of issues without coming across as imperialists?
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Instead of coming across as concerned, you risk seeming like a busybody or a tattletale.
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A- Kamala Harris She's a master at criticizing others without coming across as a jerk.
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They're coming across as a motley crew rather than a party that can get things done.
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"It's coming across as one tactical decision after another without any broader strategy," the lawmaker added.
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She must act independently without coming across as defiant to a president who fixates on loyalty.
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Her war against Mr Kuczynski risks coming across as self-serving; she may now become less aggressive.
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Coming across as overly thankful can seem insincere and work against you, rather than in your favor.
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To King's credit: He also accomplished all of this without coming across as overly partisan or angry.
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Lochte is as spontaneous as Phelps is serious, coming across as the cutup to Phelps's cutthroat competitor.
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"It's very special that I'm so meaningful to them," he says quietly, coming across as sincerely modest.
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By coming across as warm, jovial and eminently reasonable, the capo has morphed into something respectable, even statesmanlike.
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Coming across as the only adult on the stage, Mr Kasich had possibly his best debate so far.
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It's sad, but that's why I put a lot of work into coming across as authentic as possible.
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She has to exploit the opportunity of Trump's excessive bleakness without coming across as the least bit complacent.
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Democratic leaders are wary of coming across as old-school bosses stampeding the concerns of grass-roots activists.
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When you exchange or express diverging or opposite views, try to do so without coming across as angry.
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My question is: How would you handle this tricky social situation without coming across as a callous jerk?
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To avoid coming across as a liar, here are a few body language blunders to avoid in job interviews:
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Through their social sharing, the younger royals are coming across as relatable, relevant and human to a millennial audience.
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Overall, Pence shut down Kaine's avenues for exploiting Trump's outlandish rhetoric, instead coming across as measured, calm and informed.
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Bill Clinton didn't do it, because Al Gore was intent on coming across as his own, less priapic man.
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What's remarkable is that he's been able to take that approach without coming across as shrill or unduly combative.
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The city serves largely as romantic décor, coming across as more of a purring lap cat than a scrappy tomcat.
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Their answers ranged from jokes to really, really good points (with Whoopi Goldberg's really coming across as the final word).
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Candidates themselves would avoid being seen slinging mud, if possible, so as to avoid coming across as undignified or desperate.
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"Not all of the points that we were making were coming across as clearly as we wanted to," Carbonell said.
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Because it's just coming across as if he honestly thinks it's cheaper to fill up a half tank more frequently.
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And even though they're good people who would never want animals to suffer, to them, you're coming across as unhinged.
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Her challenge is not so much knowing the issues, but coming across as someone who can relate to everyday Americans.
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But they also were a trap for critics who risked coming across as callous if they accused Trump of cynicism.
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It's raw and muscular, with an old time blues feel to it, while still coming across as feminine and modern.
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Is there a way for a man to ask out a younger woman at work without coming across as sleazy?
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Relaxed and funny, his pugnaciousness now coming across as playfulness and combative self-mockery, he is in his element here.
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Internally, as well in terms of better collaboration and coming across as being more transparent, helpful, collaborative with the external community.
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That's why so many incredibly successful people end up coming across as grounded and humble when you meet them in person.
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" He told the FBI that Manafort was concerned about the campaign "coming across as overly enthusiastic about a 'Russia reset 2.0.
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But at the risk of coming across as a lecturing parent, I also have some advice: Zweckpessimismus only goes so far.
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That way you can make sure it is coming across as a humble inquiry, not a presumptuous and tone-deaf demand.
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It's a very liberal and accepting neighborhood and we were very surprised that this was coming across as our main issue.
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He acknowledged the challenge in playing this role, and manages to avoid coming across as hacky or predictable in his performance.
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These kinds of targeted conversations will allow for a genuine connection without coming across as intrusive or prying, Ms. Kirmayer said.
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It's really tricky to tread into this area of products designed for women without coming across as sexist or out of touch.
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Eighth Grade acknowledges the extent to which our emotions and relationships are now mediated through digital channels without coming across as alarmist.
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But in centering these issues in its narrative, Baldur's Gate 3's attempts at relatable pathos risk coming across as alienating prurience.
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I hope it helped me when I talk about it, so I'm not coming across as mean-spirited or that I lack understanding.
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I was very curious to learn: how did Andrew pull this off without coming across as a huge creep and getting blocked forever?
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She's visibly wounded, coming across as not only ruthlessly competitive and invested in public approval, but also fired up by the perceived slight.
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That said, her commitment to impersonating the breathy tenor of Jackie's voice exacts a price, at least initially coming across as stilted and distracting.
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The trick is to highlight human rights in a way that pays respect to the issue's importance without coming across as arrogant or paternalistic.
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Are the side effects of trial (like Annie being manually yanked out of Owen's memories) coming across as magical powers in this alternate world?
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Liberals often antagonize gun owners by coming across as patronizing or insulting — as well as spectacularly unknowledgeable about the guns they seek to regulate.
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Studios hate to discuss their marketing for fear of coming across as corporate versions of Kaa, the slippery "Jungle Book" python who hypnotizes prey.
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I had to be audacious in the face of such a decision, even if it meant coming across as reckless to the entire school.
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We've reached the point where we run the risk of coming across as monstrously arrogant if we're insufficiently humbled by even the smallest accomplishment.
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Coming across as super-competent can in some cases hurt your success in an interview, because your interviewer might worry that you'll outperform them.
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But Cars fails to match the ambition of some of its Pixar cousins, instead coming across as relaxed to the point of low stakes.
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And when you get them at work, it can be especially tricky to know how to respond without coming across as hostile or overly sensitive.
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The self-aware gags keep them from coming across as drily earnest no matter what subject matter is being discussed on Nick's heavily reverbed vocals.
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It was a moronic decision, and worst of all, I embarrassed my friends and colleagues by coming across as if I were speaking for them.
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But he utterly fails to stamp his authority on the situation, coming across as an overwhelmed supply teacher charged with controlling a chaotic inner-city classroom.
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Discrediting an accuser without coming across as a rape sympathizer during cross-examination isn't easy, Lara Yeretsian, a criminal-defense lawyer in Los Angeles, told Insider.
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During this period, they gave occasional interviews to the Dutch press, coming across as insolent, dashing antiheroes—working-class toughs who'd dared to kidnap a plutocrat.
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Projecting that image of perfection can be especially harmful for those in leadership positions who risk coming across as disingenuous, Ms. Brooks and her colleagues found.
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If your IT Manager-directed resume goes SO overboard that you're coming across as an executive, it will instantly raise doubt in the minds of employers.
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He knows how to carry himself, how to appropriately stay true to his beliefs in a public setting, and how to joke without coming across as unprofessional.
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Rather than coming across as scary or dangerous, he is merely painted as Representative Antagonist who we only know is sinister because the heroes don't like him.
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"Â "By choosing beautiful things, like sunsets, you run the risk of coming across as naive," Lee added, "where ugliness is the genre of the more aware.
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Trump remained true to himself, coming across as the group's political "moderate," such as when he praised Planned Parenthood for saving the lives of million of women.
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By campaigning as a vegan, Booker "risks coming across as removed from the hoi polloi," Michael Dorf, an animal rights law professor at Cornell, wrote last year.
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Commentators and critics largely scored the debate as even on substance, but the Vermont senator may have lost some style points for coming across as overly angry.
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In this exhibition, it struck me that what Bradford keeps getting better at is incoherence: she can meld divergent details without coming across as contrived or arbitrary.
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" Debate coach Todd Graham gave Buttigieg and Andrew Yang As, and ranked Kamala Harris highly: "She's a master at criticizing others without coming across as a jerk.
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It felt like a group therapy session or mass purging conducted by a leader, who, as a result of the dynamic, couldn't help coming across as messianic.
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Many women can be so fearful of coming across as cold or bitchy that we feel compelled to put a cherry on top of most of our sentences.
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The result has been that many people hardly take any time at all, either because they are committed to their job or they fear coming across as lazy.
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And rather than coming across as spoiled and rude, "7 Rings" feels earned — though detractors have made some valid points about its reliance on black music and culture.
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She was at ease and effective -- coming across as someone with a broad knowledge on issues but also a real person with flaws and challenges of her own.
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If you find yourself approached by hiring managers or potential clients, Dr. Nicholson recommends responding in a way that respects their interest without coming across as too eager.
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In this exhibition, it struck me that what Katherine Bradford keeps getting better at is incoherence: she can meld divergent details without coming across as contrived or arbitrary.
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Which means the new majority might be tempted to overreach and, like Mr. Gingrich's professed revolutionaries, wind up coming across as more partisan and prurient than public-spirited.
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President Trump, a longtime white supremacist, has promised to build a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border while continually denigrating people coming across as "rapists," and gang members.
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"I didn't feel like I could fight for myself in the same way, because I was afraid of coming across as a diva or difficult or demanding," she explains.
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If anything, I'm sure they were commended for being fierce and tactical, while I was busy worrying about coming across as a brat and not getting my fair share.
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You have to know how to describe yourself to a relative stranger, discuss your weaknesses and respond to a slew of prompts — all while also coming across as authentic.
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In the run-up to the federal election campaign, Trudeau has been criticized by opponents as coming across as insincere, especially after his handling of the SNC-Lavalin affair.
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And not coming across as likable, or someone you want to have a beer with, can cost you an election, as Al Gore and Mitt Romney can probably attest to.
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The issue, according to Bergerson, isn't about the technical superiority of a DSLR but about the misplaced perception about not coming across as a professional unless you have expensive gear.
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Slim but sturdy in physique, firmly square-jawed, with large eyes, both fierce and doleful, Bonnaire's portrayal of Joan is poised and powerful, without coming across as unnatural or austere.
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Rather than coming across as someone relatable and being an agent of change, Trump must demonstrate that he is adequately knowledgeable about a broad cross-section of public policy issues.
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White Democrats in the Trump era have often ping-ponged between coming across as dismissive of racial concerns and getting sucked into academic controversializing about systemic racism versus individual prejudice.
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Executed on found paper — most likely pages from a book — these two works stir up all kinds of associations while concurrently coming across as self-sufficient, visually engaging, mysterious works.
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There are a ton of products that claim to make your brows thicker and totally Brooke Shields worthy, but most are hard to use and end up coming across as fake.
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After the settlement, Houraney and Harth say, Trump reached out to them, inviting them to a party and coming across as so charming that they wondered if he had been transformed.
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Rather than coming across as a hero in the Harry Potter sense, April's an ornery, frequently frustrating character who often railroads and alienates all her friends in pursuit of her goals.
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Rather, they position her within a larger pattern of the rom-com heroine struggling to find herself in a professional context, and often coming across as totally incompetent in the process.
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It's more interested in coming across as badass, without acknowledging how it's accomplishing that, or what kind of toxic ideology it's spreading by indulging in the worst kinds of faux edgy art.
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One reason is that liberals often inadvertently antagonize gun owners and empower the National Rifle Association by coming across as supercilious, condescending and spectacularly uninformed about the guns they propose to regulate.
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As for the other, less irate candidates: as usual Ben Carson was somnolent, compulsively referring viewers to his website and coming across as unflatteringly grateful to be on the stage at all.
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Founding leader Kim Il Sung would beguile foreign visitors by coming across as not crazy but a reasonable, well-informed leader presiding over a small nation threatened by the mighty United States.
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Similar to dating, coming across as impatient or aggressive can be overwhelming to the other party, making them feel enough pressure to ghost and forget the relationship existed in the first place.
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While he may not deserve to be branded a "slimeball," as Trump did on Sunday, Comey does risk coming across as a disgruntled ex-employee and someone seeking vengeance for his dismissal.
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Also on this day, your planetary ruler Mercury faces off with action planet Mars, and you'll find yourself in a text argument with someone who is coming across as super self-righteous.
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But it can be hard for a white politician to say this without coming across as naive (or worse) and likely to ignore the real needs and interests of people of color.
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In an era of 108-megapixel smartphone cameras, the 12-megapixel triple-camera array found on the back of the Xperia 1 II risks coming across as under-specced, on paper anyway.
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With a chatty intimacy that tempted his audience into his confidence, Trump dominated the Oval Office, coming across as a president increasingly bullish about himself and at ease in wielding his power.
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When he lost to Obama in the 22007 election, McCain entered a dark period of his public life, often coming across as angry and not yet having come to terms with his defeat.
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"Future moms and dads increasingly feel social pressure to participate and outdo their peers or risk coming across as subpar parents before their child is even born," writes Diane Stopyra for Marie Claire.
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Unless Mr Trump can woo enough college-educated whites to significantly widen that gap, most obviously by coming across as less impulsive and divisive, it is hard to see how he can win.
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But Chance can jump back into the album's harmonic roots whenever he wants without it coming across as jarring, as "All Night" fades out into three rich minutes of "How Great"'s gospel choir.
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But they were still killing it on 2016's We Disappear, an album that didn't get nearly enough credit for trying to parse our techno-nightmare present without coming across as pompous or annoying.
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So again it remains to be seen how Amazon handles integration between its growing portfolio of Echo devices to avoid the risk of the tech coming across as rather too creepy to be comfortable.
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Sure, you want to be compensated or awarded for what you've earned, if you are only coming across as self-centered or motivated, it's easy for employers (whether current or prospective) to feel slighted.
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I used to be that person in the office who always replied to a group email first to show how keen I was, but really I was just coming across as annoying and needy.
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"A 1972 New York Times review of the book reveals one of its recurring themes: discouraging women from coming across as being able to "kill your own snakes" or "take care of your own affairs.
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Intended as Bergman's farewell to the world of the cinema, onstage it risks coming across as a well-meaning also-ran, as illustrated by a new production at the Old Vic theater (through April 14).
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Still, a pared down approach would risk coming across as deeply insufficient given the huge political ramifications of the Mueller investigation, which after all, at least indirectly centers of the behavior of a sitting President.
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As for bringing all this up with the boss: There's a fine line between needing to be heard and coming across as a complainer yourself, and this doesn't sound serious enough to force an escalation.
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She says that MBA interns are often so concerned about coming across as smart and competent that it can lead them to skip social events, not ask for help, and generally come off as unapproachable.
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" What alarms him specifically is that Trump is "listening to everybody, which is fine on the surface," but, he continued, "It's coming across as if he's proposing things based off the last person he talks to.
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Kim graciously invited the Southerners for a group photo afterward and intoned that cultural diplomacy between the two sides should become routine — thus, coming across as a reasonable leader or, at the least, a nice man.
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That includes coming across as defiant, as Bill Gates did defending Microsoft in the heat of his firm's '90s antitrust battle, or tone deaf, like the auto executives who flew private to D.C. seeking a bailout.
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Although you sometimes need to be mindful about coming across as arrogant, you possess a spark that others admire, which makes it relatively easy to find yourself in leadership and teaching positions where you can pass on knowledge.
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As we walk from one section of the park to another in search of more dizzying, gut-churning fun, I'm able to impart small bits of wisdom without coming across as overbearing, the way I might at home.
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Yet the idea that he had always been disgusted by allegations leveled against Porter by two ex-wives risked coming across as belated political spin, given his previous comments and jarring lack of empathy for the women involved.
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The game, meanwhile, lacks the mission structure or well-developed connecting narrative of other exploration-based titles, and its combat sequences are rote and irritating rather than exciting, coming across as unwelcome distractions from the already brutal crafting grind.
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The rest of the film felt predictable — a stale mix of space and sword (saber) fights, with a largely uninspiring script and the film's few focal points coming across as weakly diluted parallels from earlier moments in the franchise.
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Dame Agatha happens to figure tangentially in this uncommonly clever whodunit, which makes plentiful references to her books, plot twists, settings and even the 11 days in 1926 when she inexplicably disappeared — all while coming across as madly original.
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Shot almost entirely in Singapore, plot of the book and film make good use of Kwan's homeland -- coming across as "a love letter to the food, culture and beauty of this area," according to the film's producer, Brad Simpson.
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Still, by making that pivot, Sanders risked coming across as a single-issue fanatic, someone so focused on his pet cause that he can't see that anti-black racism is in and of itself a problem, whatever happens on Wall Street.
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Nourry and friends place emphasis on the importance of the indigenous and spiritual in our modern lives, without coming across as heavy-handed or religious, but deeply clue into the "magic" of wondrous places that actually exist in the world.
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"Is this — I mean, is it coming across as a foreign — I'm not asking you if — no one is saying it's not OK or it's bad for the department to get a broad variety of input from different people," he continued.
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During the interview she seems poised and self-aware, yet in another scene, with her back to the camera, the dominatrix screams at an unknown person on the phone, hardly coming across as a professional in control of herself, let alone her clients.
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But in their haste to speak truth to power, in the same way that they might shout their opprobrium on Steam forums, they risk coming across as boorish to types who prefer their games and their politics a good deal more casual.
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His voice cracked as he spoke of the "gift" of his nomination and his love for his family, his nation and the Constitution, coming across as the modest and personable antithesis of the scheming, agenda-driven vortex into which he had just stepped.
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The film begins to find its footing as the two seek to overcome the vast gap between them, which includes Percy's speech sounding like a pipsqueak-y mouse to Migo, and Migo's attempt to speak in friendly tones coming across as a threatening roar.
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We know the nautical themed stuff is a bit overdone at this point, but the Rusty Knot, birthed from the minds behind the Spotted Pig and Freemans, pulls it off without coming across as a dive designed to be a dive (which it is).
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It's difficult to convey just how much skateboarding means to the people who love it without using religious allegories, and when most films try they fail miserably, coming across as overwrought or cliched in a way that's cringeworthy to anyone who's ever been consumed by the culture.
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Congressional Republicans now face the fraught task of assuring their constituents that the projects won't be canceled while also working with the Defense Department and Democrats to craft legislation that will replenish or "backfill" the funding — all while not coming across as publicly rebuking President Trump.
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How to underscore the powerful old film footage and photos that this production projected over the orchestra — women dressed in ruffled shirts walking into factories; workers sitting at tables with sewing machines; the rubble of the decimated factory building — without the music coming across as mere soundtrack?
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The biggest problem with Tony Stark's accountability argument for signing the Accords isn't that they've been assembled hastily and he isn't questioning them: it's that he risks coming across as a killjoy who wants to shut down the action and adventure that makes MCU movies fun for fans.
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"There is simply no crisis at the border of criminals, drug traffickers and gang members coming across as described by the president in his statement, so there's a real fact issue about that of whether even there is an emergency," Kirkpatrick said, referring to Trump's justifications for the emergency.
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One way to engage your family and friends in a conversation about sustainability without coming across as overbearing or critical is to gift them a sustainable good, like a reusable water bottle, beeswax food wrap or locally-produced items like jewelry or soap made by artisans, says George.
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The first, offered by David Frum, Chris Cillizza and others, holds that Mitch McConnell and Co. would have been better served politically by pretending to consider an Obama nominee and then simply using a sixty-vote threshold to avoid approval, rather than coming across as baldly intransigent from day one.
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President Donald Trump said on Monday that he's not concerned about coming across as racist in tweets he posted on Sunday admonishing Democratic women of color in Congress to "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came," because many people agree with him.
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But ability to perform anger without coming across as the wrong kind of person is still a privilege in the 21st-century United States, and the new silent majority values other forms of representation that a woman can bring to the table over the performance of rage that her rivals bring.
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To avoid coming across as arrogant, Zawikowski recommended candidates practice what they plan to say in an interview, record their talking points, and have an acquaintance ("but not someone too close to you," Zawikowski advised) listen, paying attention to how many times they say the word "I" during their response.
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The prompt seems like it's meant to introduce these features to people who might otherwise miss them — they're buried inside chat settings normally — but Facebook's insistence on popping up right as you change your status is another one of those moments where the network ends up coming across as desperate for attention.
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"She was coming across as a credible candidate but I think her comments about clinical depression and antidepressants are going to confirm the suspicions that many people had that she is just a sort of a New Age-y spiritual guru and not a serious candidate for president," Democratic strategist Brad Bannon said.
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Their works are included here, of course — with Rivera coming across as rather tame and didactic compared to his more visceral contemporaries — but what makes this show so fascinating is how it chronicles the many different ways that Mexican artists grappled with the perceived need to fashion some kind of identifiable national style or movement.
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Issues and causes can bring resonance to Super Bowl commercials, but there's a fine line between touching an emotional nerve and coming across as exploitative, since it's generally understood that the point of the flowery words and images are, ultimately, in the service of making the audience feel good about the sponsor and its product.
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When directors Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott and writers Nick Damici and Graham Reznick put the project together back in 2015, they couldn't have expected that, by the time Bushwick made its way to limited theaters and VOD this week, it would end up coming across as pulpy exploitation of very current fears about resurging white nationalism.
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"I think there's a great deal of dissatisfaction among … young people, in particular with status quo establishment politics, and the two third-party candidates are coming across as not being part of the establishment," Sanders said on MSNBC on Monday night, as he urged young voters to look at Clinton's positions on climate change and college cost.
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She would most likely float above President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's bombast — coming across as positive and reasonable.
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Another gloomy, even bitter, study in Americana, its most distinctive bit of orchestration is a part for honky-tonk piano (ideally a detuned upright, but on Thursday conjured electronically, and far too weakly) that evokes the saloons — and, implicitly, the chauvinistic illusions — of Hollywood westerns, while coming across as a devilish shadow of the "real" solo piano.
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Article continues after the video below Waypoint caught up with Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aimé at E3 2017 Which just serves to highlight, by contrast, just how lost Forces feels—neither here nor there in terms of which Sonic era it can hang onto, and failing fans of both the 2D and 3D games by coming across as just barely competent in each discipline.
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I just saved a group of people who for whatever reason had been set to be hostile, and then one of my characters said the thing that people in these stories are supposed to say—while coming across as oblivious to the fact that one of those ungrateful assholes had tried to gun him down, and I'd just saved his life.
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The teenage female pop stars in early 60s France, the yé-yé girls, exuded innocent fun and glamour in their performances, at least when they weren't being tricked into coming across as seductive Lolitas by men like Serge Gainsbourg, who wins the Creep Lifetime Achievement Award for writing a song about oral sex, "Les sucettes," for young France Gall to sing, but passing it off as a song about lollipops.
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Trying to teach nuanced critical thinking when there may be a more basic lack of education that's contributing to fomenting mistrust and driving credulity, as well as causing the spread of malicious fakes and rumors targeting certain people or segments of the population in the first place, risks both being ineffectual and coming across as merely irresponsible fiddling around the edges of a grave problem that's claimed multiple lives already.
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In a debate wherein the bar for him was set artificially and ridiculously low — when all he needed to do was appear somewhat informed and somewhat in control of his temper — he still could not manage, coming across as the rude, uninformed, empty-of-ideas bully that he is, forcing Trump supporters to face the fact that their supposedly tough leader got beaten up and beaten up badly.
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Coming across as arrogantDuring the screening process, recruiters will be listening to how you tell your story, and you should present your career history with confidence — not arrogance, said Bryan Zawikowski, a recruiter with 25 years of experience and the vice president and general manager of the military-transition division for Lucas Group who has helped place candidates at global companies like Microsoft, 23andMe, Tesla, Stryker, and Honeywell.
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If these strategies sound familiar, if you've convinced yourself that avoiding small talk with co-workers is smart self-preservation, that the risk of saying something "dumb" or offensive or coming across as socially inept is not worth the reward of connecting with somebody (yes, even if that connection is a shared concern about it raining), then bad news: Your false logic could be costing you a promotion.
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Congressional Republicans now face the fraught task of assuring their constituents that the projects won't be canceled while also working with the Defense Department and Democrats to craft legislation that will replenish or "backfill" the funding -- all while not coming across as publicly rebuking President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisOvernight Health Care — Presented by Coalition Against Surprise Medical Billing — Planned Parenthood plans M campaign for 2020 | Dem candidates embrace aggressive step on drug prices | Officials propose changes to encourage 'value-based' care Saagar Enjeti: 'Ride is likely over for Kamala Harris' Poll: Trump trails the top Democratic contenders in North Carolina MORE (D-Calif.) is losing ground on her fellow White House contenders is because she's coming across as a "typical politician," and most voters aren't clear on her policy positions.
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