Trump, himself, has gone back and forth on the program.
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Parnell has gone back and forth between TV and film.
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In recent weeks, Trump has gone back and forth on NAFTA.
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Biden and Harris have gone back and forth about school integration policy.
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The administration has gone back-and-forth over lifting sanctions on Russia.
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"The NBA has gone back and forth on this issue," Delany said.
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The nominal lead has gone back and forth between the two candidates.
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Prince Mohammed appears to have gone back and forth on oil strategy.
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I think he has gone back and forth about what he wants.
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That's the latest from the White House, which has gone back and forth.
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The US president has gone back and forth over the past few days.
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Trudeau and Trump have gone back and forth over Trump's trade rhetoric before.
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And, over the years, opinion on its benefits has gone back and forth.
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Amber and Wiz have gone back and forth with each other for years now.
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The case has gone back and forth, with Tesla repeatedly calling for a dismissal.
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Harris, for example, has gone back and forth on the question of private insurance.
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"Kansas has always gone back and forth between Republican and Democratic governors," she said.
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Brooks has since gone back and forth between the NBA and playing in China.
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Mr. Trump has gone back and forth in his assessment of Mr. Mueller's report.
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The exes have gone back and forth with restraining orders and police visits for years.
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Since, the two have gone back and forth, slinging insults and accusations at one another.
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They've gone back (and forth) to the future, and now the gang's all back together.
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Maine has gone back and forth between primaries and caucuses over the past several decades.
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Right, which have gone back and forth, but never have had the pathway to citizenship.
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Studies have gone back and forth on the question, with no clear answer as of yet.
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But Trump's stance on which country has a claim to Crimea has gone back and forth.
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Since 2014, 2015, that territory has changed hands, gone back and forth, sometimes the violence escalating.
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"I've gone back and forth with fine-tuning the kind of conditioning I'm doing," he says.
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UMC and Micron have gone back and forth in the courts, alleging various intellectual property violations.
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Trump has gone back and forth in public statements about his call with the Ukrainian president.
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Our colleagues who were at Racked have gone back and forth about how to handle that.
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He had gone back and forth about whether he had wanted to see her but then decided.
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"For all of the banter that's gone back and forth, he hasn't gotten it done," Sanford said.
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Why it matters: President Trump has gone back and forth on Russia's involvement in U.S. election systems.
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When it comes to presidential elections, too, North Carolina has gone back and forth in recent elections.
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"I have gone back and forth with it, and spent time not listening to music," said Williams.
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"I've gone back and forth with fine-tuning the kind of conditioning I'm doing," he told Business Insider.
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I've actually gone back and forth on chopping my hair I just haven't pulled the trigger on it.
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"For all the banter that's gone back and forth, he hasn't gotten any of it done," Sanford said.
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Trump and Chief Justice John Roberts have gone back and forth over the independent role of the judiciary.
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In speaking to me, Yoni's gone back and forth on how much to hedge before playing these songs.
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The market has gone back and forth between net long and net short over the past several months.
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Texas and California have gone back and forth in terms of competition for job creation and economic growth.
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She's since gone back and forth a bit on abolishing private insurance and is clearly uncomfortable with the issue.
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Trump has gone back and forth on ways to solve the country's immigration problems, which he blames on Democrats.
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Trump and China have also gone back and forth as each has slapped tariffs on the other nation's products.
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Page and the committee have gone back and forth several times about what he will provide to the panel.
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Trump has gone back and forth over the course of his public career on the issue of climate change.
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Having gone back and forth, I have seen some of the best and worst of both owning and renting.
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He's gone back and forth on how he feels about their assistance in this, but now he's praising China.
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My thought bubble: Harris has gone back and forth on the elimination of private insurance, a centerpiece of Sanders' plan.
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Aside from the risk — ask anyone who bought crypto last year… — top exchanges have gone back and forth on support.
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Since that incident, city officials and the people working in the square have gone back and forth on suggested regulations.
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On torture, Brennan comes down even harder — which is interesting because he's gone back and forth on whether it works.
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Mr. Giuliani has gone back and forth about whether the president will agree to be questioned and given varying timetables.
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The GOP senator still narrowly leads, though recent polls have gone back and forth between Burr and former state Rep.
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Schiff has clearly gotten under Trump's skin and the 2 have gone back and forth on social media trading insults.
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In her adult life, she's gone back and forth between having really good insurance through work and no coverage at all.
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The uncertainty there is why the labor movement has gone back and forth in their support for the Green New Deal.
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ICYMI -- Sanders and the Steelers superstar have gone back-and-forth over the last month ... all stemming from Brown's issues in Pittsburgh.
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"I've gone back and forth, and the good news is it's changing apparently for the better from the Democratic perspective," he said.
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The nations have already gone back-and-forth with tariffs since Trump has been president, each imposing $50 billion worth of tariffs.
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And is Trump implicitly acknowledging that Russia was involved in the hacking attacks, a point that he's gone back and forth on?
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But since then, you're right, he's gone back and forth, and he has said a whole bunch of things that aren't true.
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The president had gone back and forth over whether he would address meddling since he announced his plans to meet with Putin.
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Sofia has gone back and forth between her brunette hair and highlighted locks, seeming to prefer lighter colors in the warm weather months.
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He and I have gone back and forth on this but he's not a fan of bioethicists or the concept of bioethics largely.
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Trump has gone back and forth on the issue of Cruz's citizenship, suggesting in December 2014 that Cruz's Canadian birthplace could be problematic.
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The White House and Congress have gone back and forth about their willingness to pay for the subsidies, prompting anxiety among some companies.
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And Michael Gove, a former cabinet minister and a leader of the campaign to leave the European Union, has gone back and forth.
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Learning the difference between the creative process and the finished product has also been something we've gone back and forth on a lot.
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Prior to that agreement, China and the U.S. had gone back and forth threatening to implement levies on billions of dollars worth of imports.
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Prior to that agreement, China and the U.S. had gone back and forth threatening to implement tariffs on billions of dollars worth of imports.
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The U.S., of course, took issue with that since Microsoft is an American company, and the argument has gone back and forth for years.
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Peru's electoral board has gone back and forth over the past month on whether minor violations of electoral rules should bar him from running.
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I've gone back and forth on the idea of marriage and relationships, but I've always felt sure that I want to be a mom.
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Romney, who last week won the GOP nomination in the Utah Senate race, has gone back and forth on his praise of the president.
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Pence, the former Indiana governor, and Buttigieg have gone back-and-forth in recent days over Buttigieg's criticism of Pence's stance on LGBTQ rights.
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Since then, he said, the problems have gone back and forth, raising his level of uncertainty and concern over what is causing the pain.
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Pence has gone back and forth with his stance on climate change, a key issue for NASA, which tracks global warming's very measurable effects.
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The Social Democrat government has gone back and forth this year on its tax plans but intends to raise excise duties on fuels this year.
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Even more confusing than that, though, is that the purview of various aspects of drugs has gone back and forth between federal and state governments.
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As the title battle enters the second half of the season, the lead has gone back and forth and nothing can be taken for granted.
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A couple of my colleagues and I have gone back and forth on how long we think Snap can/will keep up with these shenanigans.
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It's his second visit to the ship and it's classic Trump because he's gone back and forth on if he's for or against the project.
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For the last 16 years, the FBI has gone back and forth between whether it is a law enforcement agency, a counterintelligence agency, or both.
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The U.S. and China have gone back and forth with dueling tariff announcements, causing experts to worry about the possibility of a global trade war.
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I knew he was near his Echo because he'd already gone back and forth with me a few times that morning, taking over the account.
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Courts have gone back and forth on the issue, overturning and then upholding his conviction in a series of decisions since the series was released.
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President Trump has gone back and forth on the possibility of the United States rejoining the TPP as the world continues to grapple with increasing protectionism.
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" Trump said last week that scientists "on both sides" have gone back and forth on the issue but said he had a "natural instinct for science.
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But she has gone back and forth on the specifics, such as whether it should abolish employer-sponsored private insurance or how to pay for it.
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"We've gone back and forth about a role as a coach for years, but the timing hasn't been right until now," Clarkson said in a statement.
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It's unclear just how often the siblings have gone back and forth ... but if Kim's making light of the situation, you gotta think the others will follow.
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Trump has gone back and forth on whether he will release his returns, though his acting chief of staff recently said they will never be made public.
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"Overall, you have a market that has gone back and forth; I think we're just waiting for a catalyst," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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The California senator is a co-sponsor of the Sanders Medicare for All bill and has gone back and forth on whether she would eliminate private insurance.
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Wade decision, though he has gone back and forth on abortion in the past and has publicly struggled to reconcile his political positions with his Catholic faith.
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Spicer has repeatedly gone back and forth on whether Trump's decision to block people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US was indeed "a ban."
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She's gone back and forth a few times on whether or not X-Men: Apocalypse, coming out May 27, will be her last movie in the franchise.
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I've gone back and forth on whether we should be upset at Carter for what people believe was a choice that put his Game 7 performance in jeopardy.
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CHARLESTON, West Virginia — West Virginia has gone back and forth between red and blue for decades, electing Democrats while overwhelmingly backing President Donald Trump in the 2016 election.
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Research has gone back-and-forth on whether people with a predisposition to mental illnesses like schizophrenia are more likely to develop psychiatric symptoms if they use cannabis.
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He's gone back and forth about committing to a relationship with Tia Booth, and broke down in tears during Tuesday's episode after Kufrin showed up at the beach.
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There have been conversations that have gone back and forth, so I think that the input that we have taken from senators has been extraordinary and, frankly, unprecedented.
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Research has gone back and forth on the question of whether people can get sick from eating gluten but not actually have a wheat allergy or celiac disease.
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Instead, he has proposed the death penalty for drug dealers, entered into haphazard diplomacy talks with North Korea, and gone back and forth on his views on tariffs.
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Warren and Sloan have gone back and forth over the bank's response to that scandal, as well as a number of more recent charges of misconduct against the lender.
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Since seeing his shirtless selfie plastered over several articles about Parks Denton, Kevin has gone back and forth over how to respond to the situation publicly, if at all.
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Since then, research has gone back and forth on coffee: it was considered a cure for alcoholism in 17th-century England, but it also was thought to cause impotence.
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Rumors have gone back and forth on whether it might be integrated into the display, but either way, it shouldn't be off to the side of the camera again.
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Scientific evidence on coffee has gone back and forth for a long time, but concerns have eased recently about possible dangers of coffee, with some studies finding health benefits.
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The two fighters have gone back and forth for nearly a year regarding a potential showdown with both men previously stating they each wanted $100 million for the fight.
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The congressional Russia investigators have been seeking testimony from Page for months now, as the former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser has gone back and forth with the panels.
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The politics: Since the Bush administration, the Federal Communications Commission has gone back and forth on whether it can — and whether it should — oversee the flow of internet traffic.
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Having gone back and forth between pharmaceuticals and illegal supplies, he says he's able to use a milligram scale to carefully measure how much of the powder to take.
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I think, and again we've gone back and forth with Sheryl and Zuckerberg and a lot of the folks at Facebook on this, at first they blew off this threat.
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I've gone back and forth on this, and it'll depend on your personal preferences, too, but now that Oculus Touch has arrived, I'd recommend getting the Oculus Rift to start.
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He has gone back and forth on a rematch with McGregor, first saying there was unfinished business since the last fight, but then saying McGregor did not deserve a rematch.
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While Trump's legal team has already gone back and forth with Mueller's team about topics for an interview with the President, Giuliani may discourage Trump from testifying, a source said.
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Pelosi and Democratic leadership have gone back and forth on whipping their members against the budget deal, but the leader's own decision to stand against the deal has proven persuasive.
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Maybe that's just a function of a partisan media culture, where many politics reporters and editors have also acted as political advisers, or gone back and forth between both worlds.
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Trump and his attorneys have gone back and forth over whether the president will testify or sit for a voluntary interview in connection with special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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The issue has gone back and forth depending on the makeup of the board, which said in August that graduate students at private institutions had a federal right to unionize.
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The government has gone back and forth on its tax intentions this year, often announcing measures without an impact assessment and then backing out, creating investor uncertainty and weighing on assets.
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The two have gone back and forth via Twitter, and Corker told The New York Times that he thinks Trump could take the US "on the path to World War III."
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But the Trump administration has largely declined to do so, and the president has gone back and forth on support for the "Dreamers," as those protected by DACA are sometimes known.
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Relations have gone back and forth between attempts at dialogue and frequent spats across the Kashmiri line of control, with tensions surfacing even on the big screen and the cricket field.
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Trump, on the other hand, has gone back and forth on this issue -- claiming at times that Russia did not interfere, only to reverse that claim months (and sometimes days) later.
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Right, so you started in radio, you went online, and you've gone back and forth on and off TV, off traditional linear TV. Is there a traditional linear TV play today?
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Not only has Perry gone back and forth on his views on climate change, but he actually said in an interview Thursday that fossil fuels have a role in preventing sexual assault.
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The two fighters have gone back and forth in the headlines for nearly a year regarding a potential showdown with both men previously stating they each wanted $100 million for the fight.
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Me and Weidman, for a little while now, I'd say probably the last year, have gone back and forth, back and forth, talking shit, and yeah, it's a fight that interests me. 100%.
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Britney and Kevin Federline still have 50/50 joint custody of their sons ... the actual time week-to-week has gone back-and-forth for various reasons, but the formal arrangement hasn't changed.
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I'm now going to delete these tweets over the past hour and tell those who I've gone back and forth with that we all want to vote Trump out of office next year.
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Japan and South Korea have gone back and forth for months over the territorial dispute as well as over tariffs the Japanese government implemented earlier this year targeting South Korean high-tech exports.
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Trump and his team have also gone back and forth on whether they will demand that funding for a border wall be attached to a DACA bill, something Democrats have called a nonstarter.
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The company, which has raised more than $780 million in venture capital from Alphabet and many other backers, has gone back and forth over the years about offering more extensive genetic testing technology.
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WADA has gone back and forth over whether it should be a regulated substance and is currently contemplating a threshold limit, but there are drugs that have weaker effects than caffeine that are banned.
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Scientists have gone back and forth about how habitable these TRAPPIST-1 planets could be: Some studies say not at all while others suggest the worlds could have 250 times more water than Earth.
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Scientists have gone back and forth about how habitable these TRAPPIST-1 planets could be: Some studies say not at all while others suggest the worlds could have 250 times more water than Earth.
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Peanut allergies are amongst the most common of food allergies, and for years, experts have gone back and forth over the best methods to prevent children from developing a peanut allergy in the first place.
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Polls show that roughly 90 percent of Americans favor extending background checks, and Democrats believe gun safety is a winning issue for them with voters, but Mr. Trump has gone back and forth on the issue.
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Rio de Janeiro-based Petrobras has gone back and forth on plans to spin off or list BR Distribuidora over the past two years, backing off in part due to legal and operational challenges and investor skepticism.
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Harris, who has gone back and forth on the issue, unveiled a health care plan this week that seeks to transition to a Medicare for All system over a 22019-year period, while also preserving private insurance.
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Vermont is politically idiosyncratic: Socially liberal but with a strain of fiscal conservatism, it has voted Democratic in every presidential election since 1992, while the governor's office has gone back and forth between Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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Friday's gains add a silver lining to what has been a somewhat turbulent week as the United States and China have gone back and forth over trade and tariffs as well as Chinese investments in American technologies.
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With last year's economic growth rate hitting a modern low at 6.6%, the Chinese government has gone back and forth between austerity to address debt buildup and stimuli such as value-added tax cuts to boost market confidence.
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Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James, after having publicly gone back and forth about whether he'd be willing to play in empty arenas, reacted online late Wednesday about the news the league wouldn't play at all, for now.
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A bipartisan group of senators introduced a companion bill in February, but it's not clear if it will pass the Senate — and Trump has gone back and forth on whether he would support it if it reaches his desk.
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Hatch, who has had the nation's tax code, health care policy, and trade policy at his fingertips as the chair of the Senate's indelibly powerful Finance Committee for the past two years, has gone back and forth on his 22018 plans.
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Scientists have gone back and forth about explanations for the moon's formation for decades, with the general consensus being that it formed during some type of cosmic collision between Earth and a Mars-sized space object about 4.5 billion years ago.
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The two sides have gone back and forth over the scope and conditions of an interview as Mueller looks to understand whether the president acted with a criminal intent to stymie the investigation into possible coordination between his campaign and Russia.
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In the past few months, the US and China have gone back and forth over billions of dollars worth of planned tariffs on each others' goods, and there's hope on both sides that continued talks will cool the escalating trade tensions.
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The possibility of an investigatory interview with Trump has haunted the Oval Office for half a year now, as the President's then-attorneys John Dowd and Ty Cobb, and later Rudy Giuliani and others, have gone back and forth with Mueller.
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I've gone back and forth on it and, as lost as he looks sometimes, would still take Wiggins, with the hope that someday (he's only 22!) he'll figure out how to make the opponent worry about him on every single possession.
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He has been upfront about the lack of time and attention he can give to reading, and he has gone back and forth between publicly declaring his love of reading but also telling the world he does not read much.
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Guys have gone back and forth as to if it is effective or not, or if it's a distraction, but there is the awful truth that if we just go and do the work silently, it doesn't get the attention that it needs.
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Tech companies and cable companies have gone back and forth on how to authenticate cable and satellite services for years, and the cable companies have basically won: although the CableCard standard exists, it's barely used and was virtually given up last year.
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Kyle Murphy, a public policy analyst who'd come to see Sanders in Boston, said he'd gone back and forth between the two candidates up until "when I was voting" early last week, and still felt "a bit conflicted" about his vote for Sanders.
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Yeah, I think they're committed most, and I think this has been, I mean, they've gone back and forth on what they've said about how they view their place in the world, but consistently, they think that they are a platform, right?
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Trump is viewed as the key for gun violence legislation to pass the Senate as he could give cover to Senate Republicans, but he has gone back and forth about what he will and won't support, especially on background checks (The Hill).
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Lu said the investigations could quickly move into new areas such as uncovering any instructions the Trump administration gave American embassies, diplomatic cables that would have gone back-and-forth on U.S.-Ukraine relations, or any military sales out of the Pentagon.
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As much as the medical community has gone back and forth on whether a glass of red wine can be considered a health drink, it's definitely in agreement that swapping the vino out for a non-alcoholic beverage every so often can have its benefits.
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Younger has always gone back and forth between #TeamJosh and #TeamCharles when it comes to Liza's heart, and while the past few seasons made it seem as if the battle was over, it's clear the war is still on, at least in Josh's mind.
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Mueller and Trump&aposs team have gone back and forth over the scope and conditions of an interview as the special counsel looks to understand whether the president acted with a criminal intent to stymie the investigation into possible coordination between his campaign and Russia.
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Ever since President Trump pulled the United States out of a nuclear agreement between Iran and five other nations last year, and hit Iran with sanctions that have largely choked off their oil exports, the two adversaries have gone back and forth toward increased conflict.
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The president announced last week that his administration would implement tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum imports, while White House officials have gone back and forth over whether the tariffs will apply to the U.S.'s closest neighbors.
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For nearly two years, researchers Billy Rios of the security firm Whitescope and Jonathan Butts of QED Secure Solutions have gone back and forth with pacemaker manufacturer Medtronic, which makes Carelink 2090 pacemaker programmers and other relevant equipment that the researchers say contain potentially life-threatening vulnerabilities.
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Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix have gone back and forth on the idea of a "Joker" sequel, but a followup film is unquestionably on Warner Bros.' minds now that the original has grossed over $930 million worldwide and could be headed above the $1 billion mark.
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But even Democratic likely nominee Hillary Clinton has gone back-and-forth on whether she would ratify the Trans-Pacific Partnership (an agreement that Canada and Mexico have both pushed for) and whether she would re-open debate on NAFTA, the free-trade zone encompassing Canada, the US and Mexico.
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Trump has gone back and forth on how to deal with Dreamers, who are typically perceived as "innocent" from their parents' sins and who put their faith in the U.S. government, giving the authorities all their personal information because they thought they would be allowed to legally study and work.
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And given what is out there already about the FISA abuses, the use of a dossier as part of that FISA warrant, who paid for it, the rival campaign, the texts that had gone back and forth between FBI agents, there&aposs a lot of average Americans that don&apost trust those investigators.
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The two companies have since gone back and forth over social media, with MillerCoors clapping back at Anheuser-Busch with a hotly-worded Twitter statement, admitting that they do use corn syrup—not high-fructose corn syrup—in their brewing process, but that it does not end up in the beer consumers drink.
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Trump has gone back and forth on Iran, for instance: authorizing the drone strike that killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani last week in Iraq, while also at the last minute calling off a military operation in June against targets in Iran, and then offering to sit down with the Iranians without preconditions.
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"I am a very private person as u all know and I have gone back and forth in my mind whether to share that this year I have been recovering from laparoscopic surgery to remove six fibroid tumours from my uterus," she wrote in the caption to a video of herself dancing around a pole.
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Corker, who's been mooted as a potential running mate for Trump, has gone back and forth on the presumptive Republican nominee over the course of the campaign — reflecting the party establishment's discomfort with its standard-bearer but also that a Trump-Corker ticket would be a clear step toward healing the divides and unifying the party.
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He changes his mind all the time, often depending on the last person he talked to or the last thing he saw on cable TV. Which means that he almost certainly has gone back and forth at least a few times on whether or not to get rid of Pruitt (or have someone like chief of staff John Kelly get rid of Pruitt).
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" He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie.
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What Trump wants, according to what he's said in public (although he's gone back and forth) and what Cummings said they discussed: Allowing Medicare to negotiate prices Allowing the importation of drugs from abroad, from places like Canada Why we're watching this: After the embarrassing defeat of Obamacare repeal last week, the president could use a win, especially one with such widespread public support.
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" Trump "has gone back and forth on Iran," approving the Soleimani killing, "while also at the last minute calling off a military operation in June against targets in Iran, and then offering to sit down with the Iranians without preconditions...As a result of these myriad reversals, it's hard for both America's allies and enemies to discern any stable strategy in the greater Middle East.
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Mark Sanford, a Republican who has gone back and forth over whether he'll support Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, published an op-ed Sunday in The New York Times pushing his party's presidential nominee to release his tax returns.
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Nevada has gone back and forth between Democrat Jackie Rosen and Republican Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE, with the latest poll showing a slight lead by Heller after a period where Rosen had a narrow but consistent margin.
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But right now, all of Trump's policies are highly questionable works in progress: a seemingly never-ending dance with North Korea that's brought Kim Jung Un to the verge of resuming long range missile testing; a maximum pressure campaign against Iran that appears to have no coherent objective; a Syria policy that has gone back and forth on withdrawal of US forces and confused allies and adversaries alike; and a Middle East peace plan that is likely so weighted in favor of the Israelis and against Palestinians that it's not ready for prime time.
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