Or whether financial fraudsters are getting the kid glove treatment?
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There was no way Acosta could defend his kid-glove treatment of Epstein in 2008.
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"They see a story of kid-glove treatment for one side and bare-knuckle tactics for the other," he said.
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Given Mr. Sanders's standing in the race, that kind of kid-glove treatment could end up handing him the nomination.
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After she finally lets a few complaints slip to her father, he gives her adult advice instead of the kid-glove treatment.
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They think Clinton got off lightly, courtesy of Comey's kid glove treatment, while President Trump has been hounded for months for offenses yet to be identified.
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"Cruz will need to abandon his 'kid glove' treatment of Trump," Robert C. O'Brien, the new White House national security adviser, wrote in a 2015 column.
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I can almost hear the NYT's East Coast liberal guilt guiding the kid-glove treatment of a white, blue collar man who proudly voted for Trump.
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It is not the first time that civil libertarians have criticized Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, for what they see as kid-glove treatment of religious groups.
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Some liberals have been stunned to watch Democrats give Sessions, of all the nominees, the kid glove treatment despite his controversial record on civil rights, immigration and national security.
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In the publicity notes, Mr. Phillips (who has worked with mentally disabled youngsters) explains that he wanted to challenge the kid-glove treatment given to those with special needs.
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"The FTC is famously timid in cracking down on corporate wrongdoing, and it has given tech companies in particular the kid-glove treatment," Public Citizen President Robert Weissman said in a statement.
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One possible explanation for the kid-glove treatment: Democrats in tight races have avoided going after Trump aggressively, a tactic that — intended or not — shields them from the hot-tempered president's wrath.
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And last week, their NBC colleague Jimmy Fallon was slammed by the media and Twitterverse for his jokey, kid-glove treatment of Trump when the candidate was a guest on The Tonight Show.
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People like Mr. Manafort, when caught cheating taxpayers of millions of dollars, receive discretion and kid-glove treatment, while drug dealers and less sophisticated defendants — in Judge Ellis's courtroom and elsewhere — are subject to draconian mandatory minimum sentences.
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But the Senate must hold its ground: Not only does ZTE pose a unique threat to American security, but Mr. Trump's kid-glove treatment of the company raises questions about possible links between it and Trump family businesses.
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Republicans have long argued that Clinton received kid-glove treatment from the Obama Justice Department and now are using reports of Strzok's reassignment from Mueller's team to argue that the investigation into Russia's election meddling is a politically motivated "witch hunt" against Trump.
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Republicans have long argued that Clinton received kid-glove treatment from the Obama Justice Department, and now are using reports of Strzok's reassignment from Mueller's team to argue that the investigation into Russia's election meddling is a politically motivated "witch hunt" against Trump.
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He elevated "sovereignty" as his guiding principle for international relations and used it as a rationale for threatening Iran, North Korea and Venezuela, then gave kid glove treatment to Russia — which has not only seized territory from Ukraine but has also sought to undermine America's own sovereignty — and China, which has expanded its territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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And I think if you look at some of the decisions that were made in terms of immunity deals, in terms of their agreeing to Clinton lawyer demands on what they could search for in laptops, the kid-glove treatment over all, what he was essentially saying is, I think you cannot stop yourself from asking whether or not bias did influence the way that they -- they dealt with this investigation.
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A couple of ex- cons, Harry (Danny Aiello) and Roy (Joe Pantoliano), break into a home expecting to find $250,000 in a safe, but come away empty-handed. They do, however, take 8-year-old Gary (Alex Zuckerman) with them, hoping that the boy's father will pay a ransom. Harry forms a bond with Gary, who has multiple allergies, is home-schooled and has rarely been out in the world. Roy resents the kid-glove treatment of the boy and becomes at odds with his partner over what to do with him.
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Fernando is a failed football goalkeeper who is finding it hard to find his bread and butter. During the final local league soccer game of the season, goalkeeper Roman (Benito Sagredo) is injured and useless Fernando (Fernando Tejero) steps in to face a last-minute penalty kick. But before it's converted, the unruly crowd spills onto the field preventing the game from continuing, and the referee decrees the penalty must be retaken one week later. With money in the balance and a chance for the team to advance to a more prestigious league, the hitherto unpopular Fernando suddenly finds himself getting kid glove treatment, with team coach Santos (Carlos Kaniowsky) even arranging a date with Roman's reluctant girlfriend Cecilia (Marta Larralde), whom Fernando fancies.
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