But while the fact that he's melting down is certainly one of the reasons he's losing, the more fundamental truth is that he's melting down because he's losing.
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The part of the internet that was not melting down about Donald Trump Saturday was instead melting down about rumors of a new Nicki Minaj album, tweeted by the star herself.
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Raw materials came from cannibalizing steel pipe and melting down scrap.
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But school vacation was ending and my melting-down country beckoned.
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None of this has prevented European governments from melting down over it.
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" Much of Fox's prime time coverage was about the media "melting down.
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Swagway always contended that it wasn't its riders that were melting down.
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In Houston, commercial real estate, particularly the office market, is melting down.
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In the closing weeks of the race, his campaign had begun melting down.
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That's reflected in the new Time magazine cover featuring an orange Trump melting down.
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On Mars that would represent melting down ice and then turning it into hydrogen.
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Venezuela has been in chaos, with a melting-down economy, food shortages and protests.
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Her frosty lipstick was put on so thick it started melting down her chin.
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" Andrew Bates, spokesman for Biden, said on Sunday the Trump administration is "melting down.
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The move has conservatives feeling reinvigorated, while Democrats and their media allies are melting down.
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That said, the computer will still do everything I want to do without melting down.
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And Congress passed TARP because the markets were melting down and it had no choice.
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For Obama, coming into office while the economy was melting down, this was particularly true.
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So they should be proactive and start melting down some metals into their own ammunition.
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Chaos erupts from there, with James melting down with denials when confronted with this new revelation.
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Over the previous weekend, however, the global financial system started melting down as Lehman declared bankruptcy.
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"Is robot Hillary melting down," the video, posted by Trump on his Facebook page Saturday, asks.
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"I think at this point it's clear that America's gun culture is melting down," says Colbert.
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"They are melting down, in disarray," crowed Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the No. 2 Republican.
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Officials are also trying to prevent the financial system from melting down amid extreme market volatility.
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All right, coming up, the destroy-Trump media is melting down over all the president&aposs successes.
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While the boys quickly begin melting down over Gina's curves, it's the girls who are truly affected.
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Hamilton's got an app People are melting down (in a good way) over the new 'Hamilton' app.
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Between scandals over sex, secret meetings, political donors and the royal family, the government is melting down.
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ATLANTA — The Atlanta Hawks were melting down, their 19-point lead over the Boston Celtics long gone.
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The inherent volatility of smartphone batteries means there's always a (very small) risk of phones melting down.
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Industrial metals prices were melting down 12 months ago, along with oil and emerging-markets currencies and equities.
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"People have forgotten the December hike," which happened when markets were melting down at the end of 2018.
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By melting down and mixing government-sold ingredients, Aldama is able to produce 10 different types of soaps.
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Think of nuclear power and you may imagine the worst — atomic bombs, reactors melting down and radioactive waste.
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That makes it an imperfect solution, though it's not the only method for melting down non-recyclable items.
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"The left is melting down," Jerry Falwell Jr., a Trump supporter, said during an interview on Fox News.
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Melting down and reforming mixed plastic wastes creates recycled materials that are inferior in performance to virgin material.
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Elaine Stritch melting down as she sings "The Ladies Who Lunch" over and over again, into the night.
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I mean, they are melting down more so than the wicked witch of the west at a water park.
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The final Fed increase in borrowing costs in 2018 came in December when the stock market was melting down.
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Remember that endings are hard, but not understanding what everyone is melting down over on Twitter is even harder.
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Can you handle a little bit of heckling, cliched as it was, without taking the bait and melting down?
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And Paige, poor Paige, is very nearly melting down in fear that she's irreparably ruined her previously perfect life.
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We hate each other's guts and we will never come together on anything unless the world is literally melting down.
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As the Fukushima plant was melting down, more than 19803,000 people living nearby were evacuated, according to the Red Cross.
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Afterward, we need groceries, but Ellev is melting down, so I head to the Airbnb while Trevor goes to shop.
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As we reported, Kanye started melting down when he stopped taking prescribed doses of his usual meds for psychological issues.
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" Trump added, "For the country, we have to have health care and it can't be Obamacare, which is melting down.
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"For the country, we have to have health care and it can't be Obamacare, which is melting down," Trump said.
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The ice cream starts by melting down licorice root—long sticks of licorice that look exactly like thick, dry twigs.
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Democratic leaders walked out of a White House meeting on Wednesday after accusing Trump of melting down during their talks.
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London (CNN Business)Volkswagen says its IT systems are melting down as people rush to order its new electric car online.
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When I first heard that a tsunami had damaged Japan's Fukushima nuclear reactor five years ago—Which was now melting down?
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It might feel like the whole country is melting down and maybe even destined for a race war, but it's chill.
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Burger King is melting down hundreds of thousands of toys, which will be turned into playground equipment and reusable table trays.
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Reuters: Biden campaign: Trump is "melting down" with request to Ukraine, China to investigate the former vice president and his son.
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Just add Donald Trump to the mix on a debate stage and we'll see just how fast she begins melting down.
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"It would seem like an undesirable outcome for an exercise intended to rescue Obamacare (markets) that are melting down," he said.
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Donald Trump's administration is melting down because of the lengths to which he'd go not to face Joe Biden next year.
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The child would go wild as bedtime approached, stubbornly ignoring his parents' directions and melting down at the mention of pajamas.
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The virtual world around her starts melting down, rendering her unable to perform basic tasks such as shopping in a (physical) supermarket.
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Since President Donald Trump took office, Johnson said, her phones have been "melting down" with people worried about their health care options.
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Read: Republicans can't stop melting down over Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and socialism Ocasio Cortez responded to some of the losses on Twitter.
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They had walked into China Town and bought an ounce of gold, which he planned on melting down and shaping into rings.
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Is YouTube deleting those popular pro-Trump video compilations mocking Democrats and liberals "melting down" over Donald Trump's 2016 election night win?
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And now, when he finds his mother dead by Jon's hands, he reacts by melting down the Iron Throne with unrelenting fire.
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Mike: Interesting how this thing flew under the radar, probably because everyone is obsessed with the melting-down Trump campaign right now.
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It's clear this is already starting with Antonia, who after the imaginary boyfriend shame parade hears her dad melting down in the kitchen.
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Eight years before that, Knight had his most famous freakout of all time, flinging a chair onto the court while melting down completely.
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But a kid I wrote about, an Eagles fan, was just melting down in YouTube videos while the Patriots were beating his team.
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That swoon was largely caused by worry about China melting down and a potential recession in the U.S. Both of these now look unlikely.
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And also tonight, we have all of these deep state actors, John Brennan, James Clapper, Sally Yates, all melting down over these spy revelations.
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A Trump-induced midsummer madness enveloped the capital Tuesday, melting down some of the last bonds of civility needed for a functioning governing system.
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Sounds good in theory, but it's not an option—not if you want the locker room to avoid melting down into a toxic mess.
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On Washington Donald J. Trump has some advice for panicked Republicans in Washington who are melting down over his most incendiary statements: Man up.
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The article, published Monday, cites a person close to the administration saying Trump is "definitely melting down over this," referring to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Fed increased the cost of borrowing money four times last year, with the last move coming in December as financial markets were melting down.
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At Shockley's startup, a flock of young PhDs began each morning by firing up kilns to thousands of degrees and melting down germanium and silicon.
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"For the country, we have to have health care and it can't be Obamacare, which is melting down," Trump said before the closed-door session.
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The star explains that they walked into China Town and bought an ounce of gold, which he planned on melting down and shaping into rings.
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Season 4 opens with Tywin melting down the Stark family Valyrian sword Ice down into two swords for House Lannister (later named Widow's Wail and Oathkeeper).
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The singer's timeline was immediately flooded with support from his fellow Harmonizers, who have been melting down all day on social media after the sudden announcement.
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"The whole thing is melting down," he told host Chris Matthews on MSNBC's "Hardball" in a town hall just days before the South Carolina Republican primary.
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After melting down on the sidewalk after the board meeting, Haas went to Ford's condo instead of returning to the hotel suite he shared with Fieri.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate announced a hard-won deal on a massive stimulus package aimed at saving the American economy from melting down over the coronavirus pandemic.
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The power of punctuation Oh, Kanye, you could have saved Twitter from melting down if only you'd used question marks instead of exclamation points: What's for lunch?
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It seems this week that the Trump administration has started melting down faster than a Bachelor contestant who had too many vodka sodas before a rose ceremony.
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"It's scary when you see the second largest economy on the planet seemingly melting down," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at Commonwealth Financial in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Though I don't think the intent of associating Gritty with leftism was to trigger conservatives into melting down in The Wall Street Journal, it's a nice side effect.
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In a large pot, Padilla makes a quick roux by melting down butter and whisking in flour until well-combined, then cooking the mixture for a few minutes.
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It's a risky move that could result in a seven-year GOP campaign pledge melting down in public in real time if the conservatives hold to their opposition.
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Sabrina Corlette, an expert on the health law at Georgetown University, said the law is not in danger of melting down because of the way it is structured.
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In such a case, Rosatom says, a backup power source and coolant on board would prevent the reactors from melting down, at least for the first 24 hours.
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But instead of melting down, Wawrinka called for ice towels on the changeovers and muscled one-handed backhands and running forehands for winners when he needed them most.
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"If our opponents want to spend the entire campaign melting down about Pete and pushing bad faith attacks against him, be our guest," communications director Lis Smith tweeted.
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But crypto missionaries — the investors and traders who've been buying and selling currencies like ethereum and bitcoin for more than just the past few months — aren't completely melting down.
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But if Democrats think melting down a national law enforcement agency with 20,215 employees that&aposs working to keep Americans safe and communities across the US as a solution?
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She's just standing there, watching the footage of Tiffany and Chantal melting down about what happened, and crying, when Chet stands up and puts his arm around her shoulders.
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After getting booted from platforms by Apple, Facebook, and other major companies, Infowars founder Alex Jones and his staff have been melting down even more than the usual amount.
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While the profitability of new steelmaking is highly vulnerable to coal, iron-ore and steel prices on global commodity markets, margins on melting down scrap are much more stable.
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By the time I would actually be able to wash the grapes or whatever it is, they would already be melting down and I'd be throwing Goldfish at them.
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While the entire internet is melting down over the teen socialite's bizarre choice, Ronnie's sexssorization is one piece of the puzzle that proves Riverdale is a pitch-perfect teen drama.
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It's the final month of Barack Obama's presidency, which means the final month of photos of celebrities melting down when they get to meet their pop-culture commander-in-chief.
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" At the White House meeting with most of the 113 Republican senators, Trump said it was vital to reach agreement on the Senate healthcare measure because Obamacare was "melting down.
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My tape-measuring involved Dino holding it steady for me every twelve feet, though, a red popsicle melting down his left fist, so there could have been some missing inches.
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On the Fed, Navarro on Tuesday slammed central bankers for increasing rates four times last year, with the last move coming back in December when financial markets were melting down.
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Imagine traffic being halted, subway trains going berserk, furnaces and cooling systems firing out of control, or worse yet, a nuclear power plant melting down -- all due to a cyberattack.
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The difference is akin to melting down the glaze on a doughnut, embedding sprinkles in it and letting the glaze harden again, versus sticking sprinkles onto the doughnut using frosting.
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MIT itself is melting down because of Epstein, the now deceased serial rapist who insinuated himself into the Media Lab with his money and what its leaders considered his charm.
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A photo of the meeting quickly went viral in the hours after it was released with both Pelosi and Trump accusing one of other of "melting down" during the discussion.
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The gangs are technically illegal, but they help keep things from melting down into chaos and often help stretch scarce jail resources to keep inmates fed, officials and inmates said.
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Still, he declared victory anyway, founding the city of King's Landing at which he would rule the continent, and melting down his enemies' swords to create the famous Iron Throne.
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INGRAHAM: Also, Dan, the left melting down after President Trump admitted that 2016 Trump Tower meeting with the Russians was meant to get dirt on Hillary, but is that actually illegal?
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Workers would rip out the innards of electronic products with their hands, applying acid and melting down casings with cigarette lighters, extracting metals like copper and shredding plastic into reusable pellets.
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THE SQUARE "Force Majeure" already brought the Swedish director Ruben Ostlund international attention (especially after a YouTube video, possibly tongue-in-cheek, showed him melting down while watching the Oscar nominations).
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Then there's risk we may be unaware of or have no choice to avoid: natural gas exploding in our homes, or a nuclear plant 30 miles away at risk of melting down.
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Under CEO DiMicco, Nucor, now North America's largest recycler, survived the decline of Big Steel by building a business melting down scrap steel produced by others — some 17 million tons last year.
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And then the nuclear plants need to have backup generators in case something happens to the ordinary power supply to prevent the fuel from melting down, and that's what happened at Fukushima.
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When he finally finished, he turned around and I saw that he was completely unaware of the chaos around him — the kids melting down, the wife pushing past him a hundred times.
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But here is a friendly reminder that you probably have no freaking idea about the context of what's going on when a kid is melting down in the middle of the grocery store.
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And I'm telling everybody, the world is literally melting down and we need to come together to bring all our configuration of assets and capabilities to bear, to deal with these intractable problems.
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CAR estimates that, in the months before the Mosul offensive, ISIS made tens of thousands of uniform rounds, either by welding and machining scavenged pipe or by melting down scrap metal in foundries.
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In fact, when he was inaugurated in January last year, remember many on the left, many Democrats melting down lashing out with threats of violence directed at President Trump and the White House himself?
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Kanye felt Jay should have cut him a break because that was the time he was melting down and just a few weeks after the concert, he was placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold.
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A team of 10 scientists welcomed the unusual challenge and carried out a dissection that involved melting down some parts of the fatberg, extracting and identifying the waste materials and even performing DNA sequencing.
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But House Republicans said that insurance markets in many states were already melting down, and they pointed to Iowa, where the last major insurer under the Affordable Care Act has threatened to pull out.
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Most Senate Republicans would like to keep their vow to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, but they face the urgent challenge of stabilizing insurance markets that are in danger of melting down.
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"Now, with his administration in free-fall, Donald Trump is flailing and melting down on national television, desperately clutching for conspiracy theories that have been debunked and dismissed by independent, credible news organizations," Bedingfield said.
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The smell of melting plastic is particularly unpleasant, so instead of putting Barbie on a two-wheeled self-balancing contraption prone to melting down, Mattel has given Barbie a hoverboard that legitimately takes to the air.
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"I'm sensing that they're just sitting back on their hands and taking great glee, great joy, out of seeing this market place of their creation melting down and people being left high and dry," he added.
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Kanye West is a great actor who fooled everyone into thinking he was melting down, at least according to Rick Ross, who's giving 'Ye props for pulling off a stunt -- but trust us, it's no stunt.
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The president's anger over the vote erupted last week in a White House meeting with Democratic leadership, which resulted in both the president and Pelosi accusing each other of "melting down" in the hours following the meeting.
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Characters are sketched instead of developed, the looping structure blurring some (most egregiously, Blake Jenner's critical role as a troubled jock and Margaret Qualley's blink-and-you-miss-it turn as a melting-down mistress) and eliding others.
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"We are now in the early episodes of 'Chernobyl' on HBO, where the reactor is melting down and the apparatchiks are trying to figure out whether to cover it up or start the clean-up process," Scaramucci said.
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On March 6900, 2628, the one-two punch from the Great East Japan Earthquake and the tsunami wave it triggered left workers at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan powerless to prevent three reactors from melting down.
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When President Trump met with the airline industry on Thursday, the executives had plenty to complain about: an air traffic control system that is out of date, an airport infrastructure that is failing, computers that are melting down.
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The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission created by Congress immediately following the crisis wrote a scathing indictment of a Fed that clearly did not see or understand that the system that it was entrusted to protect was melting down.
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They're not even sure whether they want Rudy Giuliani, a key player in the attempted Ukraine shakedown, to testify, because he might melt down—and they think Giuliani melting down before Congress would be politically damaging to Democrats.
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Over 808 punishment and staticky melodies that sound somewhere between a nu-metal riff and a saw synth, West and Aaron trade these warm, sticky hooks, melting down their bars into an ugly, delicious, and impossibly saccharine soup.
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Sure, WeWork is melting down, but local co-working spaces might be primed to fill the void it's leaving behind—which also might not be great for worker morale, especially given the rampant loneliness many people already live with.
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Some scientists are worried that the plants haven't made adequate preparations for the storm — and that with storms getting worse due to climate change, the current regulations won't be enough to keep nuclear plants from flooding and melting down.
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The stylistic hopscotchery evokes the overload of modern life, the sound of all the Spotify playlists—both the ones sponsored by Nike and the ones themed after international tragedies—melting down and bleeding together in a delirious swirl of pop runoff.
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If to the outside world it looked like his presidency was unraveling and the president himself melting down, as Speaker Nancy Pelosi said this week, to Mr. Trump, it was just another day in the never-ending battle with convention.
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As a torrent of results were phoned in from school gymnasiums, union halls and the myriad other gathering places that made the Iowa caucuses a world-famous model of democracy, it soon became clear that the whole process was melting down.
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Most Republicans in Congress would like to keep their vow to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, but they face a more urgent challenge: to stabilize insurance markets that, in some states, are in danger of melting down next year.
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"France had rather organized parties, and they are melting down very rapidly; it's the same thing as in Italy," said Mr. Rosanvallon, pointing to the decline of Italy's Christian Democrats and Communists as the populist Five Star movement has ascended.
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After raising the federal funds rate nine times in three years, with the last move coming in December as financial markets were melting down, concerns about a slowing economy caused the Federal Open Market Committee and Chairman Jerome Powell to reverse course.
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And if you're wondering if a handheld flashlight this bright gets hot, the answer is an emphatic yes, which is why Sheperd actually had to incorporate a water-cooling system into its design to prevent it from melting down while in use.
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Food and beverage startups backed by tech investors are having a rough go of it this season, with Juicero all but melting down and companies like Beyond Meat, Urban Remedy and Soylent recalling products, according to required disclosures on the federal site Foodsafety.gov.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE pushed back on a Vanity Fair article Wednesday that reported he is "melting down" over the coronavirus.
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The idea for the startup was born when CEO and co-founder Toby McCartney - who happens to live on a road plagued by potholes himself (delete 'himself') - visited India and witnessed people melting down plastic they found on local landfill sites to repair potholes.
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After raising the federal funds rate nine times in three years, with the last move coming in December as financial markets were melting down, concerns about a slowing economy and a looming U.S.-China trade war has caused the central bank to reverse course.
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Why it matters: Republicans are sure to use Anthem's decision as the latest evidence that the ACA markets are melting down — but ACA supporters are already saying the insurer's statement proves the GOP is at fault for causing so much uncertainty about the law's future.
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But these Thursday tweets come as his approval rating hits historic highs — he's still 9 points underwater but, according to a new Washington Post/ABC poll, at the highest point of his presidency — and with no obvious reason for him to be melting down.
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I think he's probably achieved more or less what they wanted him to: he stayed in power, didn't kick out the U.N., didn't stand in the way of foreign-investment projects, and resisted political violence, just enough to keep the country from melting down.
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"Donald Trump's unprecedentedly corrupt administration is melting down because of the scandal he touched-off by trying to get Ukraine to lie about Joe Biden -- and as the vice president said yesterday, he should release his tax returns or shut up," Bates said in a statement.
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By early June, it looked like we were on track to reach the lowest ice levels on the books, but a spate of relatively cool and cloudy weather helped slow the melting down during July and August, and so instead, we tied 2007 for second place.
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Just as reality television shows have brides melting down screaming at their bridesmaids, or scantily clad housewives priding themselves in back-stabbing, innuendo and gossip (oh yea, and the obsession with sex), the media has created the reality show train wreck called the 2016 presidential election.
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Pinnuendo This is the kind of pin that you might not "get" at first, and then it hits you: It's a warm day at the beach, you tear off the wrapper, and there's bizarro Sonic, features mismatched with his gumball eyes are melting down his face.
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Opinion Columnist On Wednesday I watched Donald Trump in the Oval Office, while seated next to the Finnish president, take questions from reporters in what can only be described as the unhinged rantings of a desperate man melting down, spiraling out of control and lashing out.
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"We are now in the early episodes of 'Chernobyl' on HBO, where the reactor is melting down and the apparatchiks are trying to figure out whether to cover it up or start the clean-up process," Scaramucci, who was ousted from his job after 11 days, told the outlet.
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There are also more soigné riffs on this concept, which make use of culinary techniques to avoid chocking on dried glue and bearings, such as melting down a bunch of Jolly Ranchers into a massive mold that spins, or using a lazy Suzan base for a fondant-based spinner.
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Girardi's five-week DWTS run followed an emotional roller coaster of a season on RHOBH, which culminated in her melting down over a comment about her son before having several fiery exchanges with nemesis Dorit Kemsley and Kemsley's husband PK about a misguided joke that developed into a full-on war.
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Day 59: "I'm Me" – The Leak EP , 2007 If we were living in Hillary's America and the country weren't melting down in post-election fury right now, this would be a great week for Lil Wayne conversation—thanks Trump, for taking even the reliable pleasure of pointless rap discussions away from us.
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Yet, on rare occasions, we see "reality" TV become oh-my-God-this-is-too-real-to-watch TV. And that's what happened on the latest episode of Real Housewives Of New York season 9, when Bethenny Frankel ended up melting down over her own private torment and LuAnn (De Lesseps) D'Agostino's ill-advised upcoming nuptials.
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After raising the federal funds rate nine times in three years, with the last hike just one year ago as financial markets were melting down, concerns about a slowing economy and a looming U.S.-China trade war then caused the U.S. central bank to reverse course and cut rates three times over the last five months.
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The answer, of course, is C. And here, you might say, is the crux of Bell — a woman whose natural effervescence is such that despite being the cherished hero of a beloved cult television show, it was a video of herself melting down over a sloth on Ellen that really, truly, endeared her to the larger world.
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"People are melting down over this joke (which I guess was the point) but in all seriousness: your elected representatives pose a far greater threat to you & your family&aposs security than an El Salvadorian prison gang you&aposll never once in your boring life have to interact with," he wrote While Rousseau seems to discount MS-13, most Americans probably shouldn't follow suit.
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You can catch comedy duo Jin and Suga lovingly roasting leader RM in the front for his often touted fact that he learned English from Friends; Jimin doing that melting-down-in-his-chair-thing he does when he's embarrassed; the guys hyping their maknae, Jungkook, up when he's crushing "ON"'s now-iconic bridge; the guys being good sports (and breaking a sweat) when they join an LA dance aerobics class.
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Meanwhile, at Monse, Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim, who were recently named creative directors of Oscar de la Renta, offered a mix of torqued men's wear — pinstripes and crisp white shirts de-and-reconstructed into cold shoulder tops (shoulders are shaping up to be something of an erogenous zone) and wide, cropped trousers — before segueing into scarf and awning stripes and some white knits with sequins and paillettes creeping up from the hem like a fungus, or melting down a gown from a transparent chiffon shoulder.
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Still others detailed the first all-women's strike in the United States by the United Tailoresses Society near Church Street, the first Chinese American community in the city once located at the South Street Seaport, John Jacob Astor's "problematic exchanges —commercial, ecological and spiritual" with Native Americans at his former headquarters on the north side of Pine between William and Pearl Streets, and still another temporary marker recalled the melting down of a gilded equestrian statue depicting King George III whose metal was molded into bullets later used during the War of Independence.
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Republican presidential candidate Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE is upping his rhetorical battle with rival 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, saying the businessman is "melting down" after he came in second during Monday's Iowa caucuses.
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