Several of Trump's most ardent GOP allies — including Sen.
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Several of Trump's most ardent GOP allies -- including Sen.
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What message will Trump's most ardent supporters take from this?
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His most ardent admirers compared his works to spiritual prophecy.
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His most ardent loyalists, chief among them Alam, knew this.
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And he has alienated some of his most ardent supporters.
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Even some of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters were alarmed.
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Only the most ardent cultural relativist would have reasons to quibble.
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The team's most ardent fans have dubbed themselves the Crustacean Nation.
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Earlier, frustration had mounted even among the state's most ardent defenders.
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Mr DeSantis is among President Donald Trump's most ardent congressional supporters.
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Some of Patreon's most ardent creators applauded the last-minute reversal.
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The point is, Pebble's most ardent fans don't really want that.
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The most ardent paleo proponents think that starchy carbs are toxic.
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Even Francis' most ardent fans worry that his agenda is overdue.
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But even the most ardent backers acknowledged political and logistical obstacles.
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"He was also the magazine's most ardent reader," Mr. Remnick said.
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Ukraine. As the impeachment saga unfolds, even the president's most ardent
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After that, many of the most ardent skeptics were won over.
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Even the Party's most ardent supporters in the press sense doom.
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Will even the wealthiest and most ardent Trump opponents take my pledge?
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Few of the most ardent protestors appeared to be from New Orleans.
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But some of Biden's most ardent political supporters are holding out hope.
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Breitbart was among the earliest and most ardent supporters of Trump's candidacy.
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Even one of Trump's most ardent Republican critics is softening his opposition.
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Among the herb's most ardent proponents, anecdotal evidence of its benefits abound.
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Murray's CEO, Bob Murray, was one of President Trump's most ardent supporters.
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Even the program's most ardent supporters have to admit this glaring weakness.
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The most ardent Pixar fans should be shaking their heads right now.
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They also became some of the country's most ardent and unapologetic Zionists.
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God is silent; in a way, so is this most ardent missionary.
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May's most ardent supporters — that she would be gone by Friday morning.
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When Trump defies norms, his most ardent supporters exult in the transgression.
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Many of Trump's most ardent critics won't be upset about Bolton's departure.
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This is even true for some of Congress's most ardent attackers of science.
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Now those instincts are making trouble for his most ardent defenders in Congress.
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Public skepticism: Trump's most ardent fans love his tweeting, but most voters don't.
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Scalia was one of the most ardent conservative voices on the Supreme Court.
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It's unclear how this feature will be received by Twitter's most ardent users.
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For Mr. Corbyn's most ardent supporters, Mr. Watson had become a reviled figure.
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Still, some of the team's most ardent supporters struggled to watch the action.
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Many of their most ardent fans are women who grew up with them.
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Even the most ardent tax cutter should be willing to make that trade.
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But Mr. O'Rourke's lack of detail does not dissuade his most ardent supporters.
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On the other, he is the court's most ardent defender of free speech.
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So the art of Trump's most ardent fans ranges from idyllic to imagined.
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But many of the most ardent Sanders fans remain laser-focused on him.
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Even its most ardent admirers tend to concede that some sections are overlong.
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And he's now one of President Donald Trump's most ardent defenders against impeachment.
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Some of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters had cautioned against rejecting the legislation.
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Steve King (R-IA), one of the most ardent anti-immigrant conservatives in Congress.
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The hyperpartisan environment online allowed Trump's most ardent supporters to create an alternative reality.
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"The collective howl of pain might induce even the most ardent protectionist to reconsider."
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How could he campaign for her and be her most ardent and vocal cheerleader?
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The Central Valley congressman been one of President Trump's most ardent defenders in Congress.
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Mr. Sessions has been the Senate's most ardent opponent of fixing the immigration system.
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The tough talk also seems to appeal to many of his most ardent supporters.
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The health law's most ardent champions, including Mr. Obama, credit it for this change.
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For Chi Chia-wei, the case's most ardent backer, it has been a long fight.
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Maxine Waters, one of Trump's most ardent critics in Congress, was a "low IQ" person.
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His perspective on this issue is influencing his most ardent followers, a new poll suggests.
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Still, some of the most ardent proponents of impeachment were unfazed by Mueller's findings. Rep.
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Even the most ardent federalist acknowledges that Washington has an important role in national defense.
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The most ardent supporters of that theory believed in a kind of Nordic El Dorado.
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In a stranger-than-fiction twist, Kent Whitaker has become his son's most ardent advocate.
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The pop star's most ardent devotees have mounted an online campaign to defend his reputation.
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Even the most ardent esports advocates acknowledge that video gaming may be addictive in nature.
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Nunes has been one of the president's most ardent supporters as he faces impeachment proceedings.
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The most ardent fans of "Get Out," many of them millennials, don't just recommend it.
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Incidentally, over the years white women have become some of affirmative action's most ardent opponents.
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Sanders has been the most ardent supporter of a Medicare-for-all plan, as has Rep.
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So she'll be visiting restaurants that've been panned on Yelp by the app's most ardent users.
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The position of the Conservatives on those first two points may have satisfied most ardent Leavers.
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This would presumably make it impossible to defend publicly, even for the most ardent Trump supporter.
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Beset by scandal, Trump knows he has to shore up support from his most ardent fans.
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With the exception of the most ardent anti-government types, that has been the accepted truth.
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"It's an issue that motivates Trump's most ardent conservative base," the operative told The Daily Beast.
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Mr. Abbott, perhaps the law's most ardent backer, has said that voter fraud "abounds" in Texas.
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Even some of Gorey's most ardent fans assumed he had to be British and long deceased.
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"My most ardent haters are feminists, and their fear of penises is well-known," Yiannopoulos wrote.
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Viewed this way, it's not surprising that religious conservatives have been among Trump's most ardent fans.
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Will Mr. Trump and his most ardent supporters succeed in their effort to reconceive the party?
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Some of the president's most ardent supporters worry that troop withdrawal threatens religious minorities, especially Christians.
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Not even the most ardent Trumpsters can maintain their enthusiasm, even if they maintain their support.
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And the most ardent fans know exactly where that happens: the Mark and the Carlyle hotels.
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EVEN ITS most ardent admirers will admit that the Tatra T77A (pictured below) is an oddity.
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It shows he is more human, and less deluded, than his most ardent critics would suggest.
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One of the Kremlin's most ardent sympathizers among European leaders is Milos Zeman, the Czech president.
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News media blunders over the past several weeks dishearten even the most ardent defenders of journalism.
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In mere months a reform deemed vital to reduce poverty lost many of its most ardent defenders.
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Bloomberg has always been cast by himself and his most ardent supporters as a serious, technocratic centrist.
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Today, the group is home to some of the President's most ardent defenders, such as Ohio Rep.
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Some of his most ardent supporters have turned against him for his perceived inaction on the wall.
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Even if the most ardent fans were wary of the new owner's intentions, they held their tongues.
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Bernie Sanders's most ardent supporters say they constitute proof that the primary system was rigged against him.
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A traditional inaugural address is in many ways designed to disappoint a new president's most ardent supporters.
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Many of his most ardent supporters didn't see him as someone they would have invited to dinner.
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Jordan joins the ranks of the president's most ardent Republican defenders already on the panel, including Reps.
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Russia, one of Syria's most ardent allies, has condemned those strikes as a violation of international law.
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Many of the most ardent trade promoters often have a blind spot when it comes to imports.
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The text has been sent to her by an eighteen-year-old boy, her most ardent suitor.
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Indeed, even the most ardent critics of Mr. Cuomo acknowledge the constraints of pragmatism and political reality.
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It remains to be seen, though, how the most ardent Supreme fans would view such a move.
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They cited Alexander Hamilton but they also brought in some guest footage -- of Trump's most ardent defenders.
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Even the most ardent advocates of capital punishment should be wary of the promises in Prop. 2202.
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How do we convince his most ardent supporters that many of the president's choices undermine us all?
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The most ardent fans arrived long before the race, setting up campsites and celebrating stamina and excess.
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Trump's most ardent supporters are unlikely ever to hold him accountable for his hypocrisies or his lies.
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I have been among the most ardent supporters of grower Champagnes, first writing about them in 2000.
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Inside is a laboratory of ideas and ambitions and a home to the Army's most ardent cyber apostles.
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I am more convinced than ever that even the most ardent skeptics could find success with analytical meditation.
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The very worst of them seem to also be the most ardent fans of misogyny, homophobia, and racism.
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Even some of the most ardent anti-immigration economists admit that immigrants are additive to the U.S. economy.
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When it comes to Erdogan's popularity, his most ardent supporters routinely profess their willingness to die for him.
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President Donald Trump and his most ardent supporters have, once again, made the subtext into blatant, blaring text.
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Still, even Brooks had to recognize that even the most ardent Chris Gaines fans are annoyed by CDs.
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Shaming our reality show president for bad grammar and spelling does little to dissuade his most ardent supporters.
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But Pew found that his most ardent supporters are those who attend church at least once a week.
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That's why even the biggest critics of H-1B are the most ardent backers of reform, not elimination.
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Trump's tweet also seemed to hint at a conspiracy theory embraced by his most ardent right-wing supporters.
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Melania Trump's most ardent supporters in the fashion industry thus far have been the designers behind Dolce & Gabbana.
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Failure to do so would be perhaps the only way the president could lose his most ardent supporters.
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But even the most ardent motorist can benefit from unbuckling that seatbelt and getting away from the car.
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Twitter matters to campaigns - it is an increasingly important way for candidates to reach their most ardent supporters.
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His most ardent opponents, led by the Conservative lawmaker Jacob Rees-Mogg, have called on him to resign.
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Some of the most ardent hand-wringing over Mr. Khashoggi's murder was in Turkey, where he was killed.
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Even the most ardent proponents of capital punishment would shudder at composing a plan to execute 740 people.
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Trump will gladly cleave the country in two before he'll dim the applause of his most ardent acolytes.
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Yet even the most ardent liverati of history may have underestimated the scope and complexity of the organ.
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Recently, some of the state's most ardent school-choice supporters, including DeVos, backed some level of accountability standards.
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However, it's also possible that some of the most ardent climate activists will see it as falling short.
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Ted Cruz, a former Trump 2016 rival and now one of the president's most ardent Capitol Hill supporters.
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Adding to environmentalists' gloom, Pruitt, who oversees the Clean Power Plan, is one of its most ardent critics.
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His most ardent backers regard him as different, not just a politician but the leader of a movement.
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Smooth jazz didn't start with Kenny G, though he did quickly become one of its most ardent mascots.
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But even some of the most ardent conservatives in Congress have privately conceded that the result wouldn't be good.
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Justice Clarence Thomas, Bush's second nominee, is the longest-serving justice on the court and its most ardent conservative.
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And here's the truth: Even the most ardent gun control advocates aren't pushing measures that could close the gap.
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With fewer than 2 weeks before the election, Trumpworld became Comey's loudest defender, and Clintonworld his most ardent accuser.
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That will certainly hurt a party, but its most ardent supporters will stick with it even in tough times.
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Also in the audience were some of Cummings's Republican colleagues, including some of Trump's most ardent defenders, like Reps.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt helped orchestrate a campaign along with conservative interest groups that rallied Trump's most ardent supporters.
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"Even the most ardent labor supporters start to ask questions when you can't run a clean operation," said Mann.
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Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, was among the most ardent advocates of the shift in the fund's asset allocation.
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He repeated that sanctions should end unilaterally, a view held even by Obama's most ardent fans on the island.
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But a bleaker reality about the candidate's prospects is beginning to settle in among even his most ardent supporters.
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Several members of Congress, including some of Trump's most ardent critics, praised the president's decision to ground the planes.
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Even the most ardent feminists would acknowledge that Title IX is an imperfect tool to combat a rampant problem.
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"Every time he targets his most ardent supporters, he runs the risk of further alienating everyone else," he said.
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Many of his most ardent critics and naysayers never would go walkabout when Churchill had the floor at Commons.
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But even for its most ardent advocates, the details of how a convention would work are a little hazy.
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Charging the most ardent supporters three figures is clearly counterintuitive for US Soccer's stated goal of growing the game.
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Exxon should be "as activist as the most ardent environmentalist when communicating about environmental issues and challenges," he said.
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He also offers suggestions on how best to deal with these cults of personality and their most ardent supporters.
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Clinton's lead expanding, Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters aren't abandoning him, our reporter suggests after attending a recent rally.
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Sanders' most ardent supporters -- including many young voters -- stayed home on Election Day, rejecting Hillary Clinton as their nominee.
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I'm certainly not a scholar of his work, nor am I the most ardent fan of his entire discography.
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Into this torrent of concern and anguish from his most ardent supporters, he offered what he always offers: hope.
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In the last several weeks, the country's most ardent trade organizations have vigorously opposed such plans, with differing results.
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While even some of Trump's most ardent opponents praised the move, they were anxious about what might come next.
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Even the most ardent professional sports fans can't claim to have ever actually been a Yankee or a Laker.
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Like the most ardent sports fans or they love lacrosse, or they love this specific college, whatever it is.
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Pop Smoke's most ardent fans are out in droves in Brooklyn ... giving the late rapper one final, emotional sendoff.
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And many times, candidates fell in line — fearing the outsized voice and activism of the NRA's most ardent supporters.
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" Though after this week, his most ardent supporters have reason to wonder if he is still their "a--hole.
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Both paid a price in Twitter abuse from the president, and both are now among his most ardent defenders.
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As one of the bank's most ardent conservative Republican critics, he had argued forcefully that it should be shuttered.
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The most ardent supporters of Israel in Congress seemed just as liberated as Mr. Kerry was to let loose.
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Re-election for Zeman would give one of Europe's most ardent Euroskeptic leaders a platform for another five years.
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The rule's most ardent defenders claim that federal regulation is necessary to minimize waste and maximize returns for taxpayers.
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The spread of the coronavirus could make even the most ardent gym rats stress out about picking up barbells.
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"We were always the most ardent proponents of a united Iraq," says Ali Samir, the sheikh of Falluja's Mhammada tribe.
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All of which left even medical marijuana's most ardent supporters sounding somewhat bittersweet at the prospect of Thursday's soft opening.
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It's a label so toxic after decades of Republican attacks that even the most ardent Democrats run away from it.
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But few — even the most ardent Trump opponents — went so far as to doubt she had anything worthwhile to say.
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Never mind that social media, news reports, DVR and VOD would have the most ardent football-and-politics fan covered.
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Although his most ardent supporters are Shias in the shantytowns of Baghdad and Basra, he won by broadening his appeal.
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Former president Bill Clinton has spoken out about Donald Trump's most ardent supporters, describing them as "rednecks" — just like him.
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This is because even the most ardent supporters of the Trump agenda sometimes wince at a presidential tweet or remark.
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The budget busting legislation alienated many conservatives, and put Trump on shaky footing with some of his most ardent supporters.
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He has struggled, at times, to transfer the fervor of his most ardent supporters to those candidates he publicly endorses.
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The group's backing signals a solid bloc of support for Jordan from his most ardent followers in the Republican conference.
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But now a year later, he's delivered in big ways that even the most ardent Never Trump conservatives must acknowledge.
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President Trump has been allied with some of the most ardent proponents of a no-deal Brexit, like Nigel Farage.
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That is an analysis that Mr. Allen's most vociferous detractors and his most ardent partisans share a wish to terminate.
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With the pardon, however, Mr. Trump is handing some of his most ardent critics a way to attack the president.
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Certainly, filmmaking is collaborative, and movies aren't "individual" products (something even the most ardent supporter of auteur theory would admit).
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Unfortunately, some of those who claim to be the president's most ardent supporters do not seem to understand this fact.
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Trump's most ardent supporters have already begun organizing in Brindisi's district, more than a year out from the next election.
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Even Mr. Netanyahu's most ardent detractors treat his obsession with the strategic threat posed by Iran as a sincere one.
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New York (CNN Business)Tesla's stock soared after one of its most ardent critics started singing the car company's praises.
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The Sanders online army resembles President Trump's most ardent supporters in more ways than either side might care to admit.
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But even some of Trump's most ardent supporters blasted his decision on Wednesday as reports surfaced about the Turkish operation.
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To Mr. Trump's most ardent backers, however, the piecemeal approach was yet another sign of the president's deal-making prowess.
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McCain, who served as the GOP's presidential nominee in 2008, has been among Trump's most ardent GOP critics in Congress.
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A significant number of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters live in sparsely populated areas where school choice is logistically unlikely.
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I'm going to guess that even some of the most ardent Recode Media listeners have not heard of Studio 71.
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He has found one of the law's most ardent, knowledgeable, and prepared opponents, and put him in charge of the effort.
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The president and his most ardent water carriers of the Hill are guilty of the same thing in the other direction.
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While his overall approval rating has held steady, there are signs his most ardent supporters are starting to turn on him.
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And Trump's most ardent defenders in Congress are betting on conservative anti-immigration policy as a winning message in 2018, too.
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Sessions appeared to have no choice, but that detail now seems beside the point for Trump and his most ardent supporters.
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But as sad as she was to miss it, she made sure her most ardent fans weren't left totally empty-handed.
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Scalia was for a long time its most prominent exponent on the court (its most ardent advocate now is Clarence Thomas).
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Together they might boast enough ex-government clout to convince even the most ardent skeptic that we may not be alone.
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Even the most ardent anti-Trump among us should lament that a political speech was canceled due to fears of violence.
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One of the law's most ardent supporters, former Los Angeles Police Department sergeant Christy O'Donnell, died last month of lung cancer.
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Fans have marveled at the fact that the man who took on Bush is now one of Trump's most ardent fans.
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It was a strange dig for Trump to make, considering that anonymous 4chan users have been among Trump's most ardent supporters.
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The reversals showcase the many tools Pelosi has at her disposal to bring even the most ardent opponents to her side.
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Even the most ardent critics of Russia's attacks on the American democratic system aren't seriously proposing military force as a response.
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To his most ardent fans, he loomed so large that he seemed like a lifestyle choice as much as an entertainer.
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But she said the cable news network is no friend to the president, and that his most ardent supporters know that.
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He became Anderson's most ardent supporter, and when murmurs of the Romanov fortune grew, it was he who called a lawyer.
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For more than two decades, Major League Soccer and its most ardent fans have had a unique, if sometimes uneasy, relationship.
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Indeed, many of Nkurunziza's most ardent opponents, both politicians and members of civil society, are part of the country's Hutu majority.
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The new line appears to expand the reach of Mr. Michele's remarkably successful universe for his most ardent and wealthy collectors.
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That understanding among Australians helps explain why the most ardent opponents of the nation's cat policy were, in the main, foreigners.
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A vote this summer to help undocumented immigrants could demoralize President Trump's most ardent supporters and depress Republican turnout in November.
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Of all labor groups in the public sector, police and firefighters' unions tend to be the California Rule's most ardent champions.
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This hardly inspires confidence — it's as if the company couldn't decide between modernizing itself and not alienating its most ardent fans.
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On the plane, Francis suggested that some of his most ardent critics were working out their own problems by lashing out.
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One of America's most ardent moviegoers (and a steadfast advocate of film preservation), the director inscribes his work with his influences.
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Even Trump's most ardent supporters acknowledge the president's reelection bid would face enormous risks if the economy turns down next year.
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Inside a vast convention hall packed with more than 20,000 of his most ardent supporters and former staffers, the mood was wistful.
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The sketch started off with a bang, featuring a sunglasses-clad "Trump" gazing out at the crowd of his most ardent supporters.
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"I'd like to see him being more tempered, I think most people would say that -- even his most ardent supporters," Barringer said.
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But even its most ardent advocates know that the West may never again be able to rely on its superior military technology.
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I also know he would be heartened to see that some of the most ardent backers of visa reform are Indian Americans.
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"He's been coming since '59, and he's been the most ardent and faithful supporter all these years," Virginia told CNN in 2013.
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Despite the many objections, there are also certain parts of the legislative package that even the most ardent environmental justice activists supported.
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Matt Gaetz, one of his most ardent backers on Capitol Hill, took turns trying to stoke fears over Democratic efforts in Florida.
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The third possibility is the one that, ironically, Trump's most ardent supporters and detractors agree on (although they agree on little else).
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But the decision to move forward with the legislation has done little to quell opposition from the bill's most ardent Republican opponents.
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Even the most ardent of ad tech fans (if they exist) would have to admit the experience is often less than ideal.
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But what no one -- from Pelosi's most ardent supporters to her most vitriolic critics -- can deny is the power that she wields.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — In private, even some of Theresa May's most ardent supporters concede that she is a reluctant decision maker.
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Now Meadows chairs a cohort of roughly 40 men who make up the House's most conservative faction and Trump's most ardent supporters.
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For most of his life he was one of our most ardent proponents of the notion that good buildings make life better.
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Bogdanovich — an admirer turned friend, supplicant and apparent rival — has for decades been among the most ardent keepers of the Wellesian flame.
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That violence did not appear to hurt Mr. Modi with his most ardent supporters in a country that is 80 percent Hindu.
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In internal discussions and public remarks, he has sometimes pushed back against the most ardent supporters of the Fed's postcrisis stimulus campaign.
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Even the law's most ardent defenders — including its namesake, President Obama — are calling for serious reforms to stop the law from imploding.
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And in the unlikely event that he does, Democrats would then be tethered to the candidate of Donald Trump's most ardent dreams.
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Graham is one of Trump's most ardent supporters on Capitol Hill and is a key figure in the looming Senate impeachment trial.
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Suddenly, I—one of his most ardent fans for years—was reduced to a "whatever" in my idol's narrow minded biblical vision.
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Marzouki, one of Essebsi's most ardent critics, said in a statement that officials had pressured local Attessia TV not to air the interview.
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Autonomous vehicles absolutely will reduce collisions and fatalities, but even the most ardent advocates concede one of them eventually will hit a pedestrian.
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The Iraqi Jewish community is the most ardent Jewish community, probably anywhere, that is so attached to its birthplace, because of its history.
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The evidence about collusion between gangsters and politicians, including the most ardent advocates of mano dura, has, if anything, only increased public commotion.
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Anatomy of a failed coup When it comes to Erdogan's popularity, his most ardent supporters routinely profess their willingness to die for him.
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They've been Donald Trump's most ardent supporters: the conservatives, libertarians, anarchists, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and Breitbart readers who comprise the alt right.
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Clinton spent the final hours of campaigning in New York trying to drive up turnout among women and minorities, her most ardent supporters.
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Trump may consider eliminating Bears Ears at the behest of his allies in the extraction industry, some of the president's most ardent supporters.
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Facebook just added a feature to Messenger that may make even the most ardent skeptics want to use the app: group video calling.
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Bobien's ode to the glory of God's loving glow is enough to reduce even the most ardent of Dawkins-fans to idol-worship.
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Getting on a more equal trade footing is a major campaign promise that Trump's most ardent supporters want him to follow through on.
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"Very unwise if @realDonaldTrump is criticizing Sessions' accent and legal pedigree—unless POTUS wants to offend his most ardent 'Bama supporters," Ingraham tweeted.
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But it is certainly not coincidental that many of Mr. Trump's biggest Hindu supporters are also some of Mr. Modi's most ardent backers.
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Unyielding orthodoxy may scare off moderate voters, but it also serves to reinforce the suspicions other Democrats have of Sanders's most ardent supporters.
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The Russian church, which puts its membership at 150 million, would also suffer, losing 30 to 40 percent of its most ardent adherents.
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And he has vowed tough action against hate crimes, speaking aggressively in ways that few of his most ardent opponents could have predicted.
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Canadians were irate that Mr. Trump appeared intent on punishing Canada, a major trading partner and traditionally one of its most ardent allies.
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I'll concede that what we portrayed was the public man, not the private one, or the one known to his most ardent admirers.
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And even for his most ardent fans, his ways of talking about girls and hotness may no longer be part of his charm.
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All around it, in the stadium's Kurve, the terraces that are ordinarily home to Eintracht Frankfurt's most ardent and raucous fans are empty.
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Doing so would be a provocative move that could simultaneously lift the spirits of President Trump's most ardent supporters while angering trade partners.
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Shine was also a close associate of Fox's Sean Hannity, one of Trump's most ardent defenders even on a network full of them.
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Kobach, one of the nation's most ardent supporters of voter identification laws, attended the first meeting of Trump's voter fraud commission earlier Wednesday.
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If his base views a shift as an abandonment of that key promise, it could prompt his most ardent supporters to stay home.
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There comes a moment in any digital revolution when its most ardent mansplaining soldiers become so insufferably, unapologetically obnoxious, a resistance is born.
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His most ardent supporters said they were waiting to finally hear from "Uncle Joe" now that Iowa and New Hampshire are behind him.
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But perhaps his greatest, most ardent passion is waking up bright and early to watch Fox and Friends, his favorite FOX News show.
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And there&aposs no doubt at all that China is picking these products with an eye towards hurting Donald Trump&aposs most ardent supporters.
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The most accessible part of the cupcake is the solid buttercream crown, which makes even the most ardent sweet tooth tingle behind the molars.
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Don’t look now, but there seem to be some serious cracks appearing in Trump’s most ardent support on the internet.
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Some of Biden's most ardent supporters are based out of New York, including hedge fund manager Jim Chanos, founder and president of Kynikos Associates.
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He has also been one of Mr. Trump's most ardent public advocates, supporting the president's law-and-order platform while relentlessly attacking his opponents.
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What you need to know: Even the most ardent trade advocates in the U.S. concede that China unfairly infringes upon U.S. intellectual property rights.
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Trudeau is a young but enthusiastic practitioner of the political correctness favored by the most ardent professors of McGill University, the Harvard of Canada.
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What makes him "the real deal" in the eyes of his most ardent admirers is largely his insistence that almost everything else is fake.
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Notebook Tonight even some of Hillary Clinton's most ardent fans might be bracing themselves for disappointment in her speech at the Democratic National Convention.
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That distinction could persuade some of the Auvi-Q's most ardent fans to pay as much, if not a little more, for the product.
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The vice president used the occasion to make the administration&aposs most ardent threats against Turkey for its detention of American Pastor Andrew Brunson.
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Scott's proposal stops short of implementing changes that would please gun control's most ardent proponents, and it would still have to pass the Legislature.
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"Even the most ardent proponents of the law would say that it has structural and technical problems that need to be addressed," she said.
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He was one of the Senate's most ardent hawks, and Trump was dissing foreign military interventions, damning NATO, pimping for Putin and peddling isolationism.
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But this show uses the disparity between words and music to suggest how inadequate most people's vocabularies are in conveying their most ardent longings.
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" As Politico's Gabriel Debenedetti pointed out on Twitter, some of Sanders's most ardent supporters do say that single-payer should be a "litmus test.
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On Wednesday, Tesla gave even its most ardent supporters on Wall Street little to cheer about when it reported a $702 million quarterly loss.
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Judging from public opinion polls and my own observations on the convention floor, Clinton's most ardent backers overwhelmingly followed her enthusiastic endorsement of Obama.
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And that, even after he had thrown his support behind her, many of Sanders' most ardent backers never really got on board with Clinton.
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A man with a deformed personality and a defective intellect runs a dysfunctional administration — a fact finally visible even to its most ardent admirers.
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Clinton's lead in the popular vote grows, some of her most ardent supporters are clinging to hope that she could still win the election.
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The survey found the most ardent golfers are still over the aged of 240; playing on average around 22018 rounds of golf per year.
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WASHINGTON — The most ardent supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders have long been outspoken about their anger toward Republicans — and in some cases toward Democrats.
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But the argument for including the President's most ardent defenders lies in what he considers the most important: vindicating him in the nation's eyes.
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The attorney general has been one of the president's most ardent supporters, working to implement his "law and order" agenda at the Justice Department.
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But the point remains, and in their hour of relief and renewed ambition, even Obamacare's most ardent defenders would do well to consider it.
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Sanders, due to the loyalty of his most ardent supporters, has always had a very high floor in this race -- probably right around 14%.
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It finds backfiring is rarer than originally thought — and that fact-checks can make an impression on even the most ardent of Trump supporters.
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Though a few play in lesser European leagues, even the most ardent Iranian fans would agree that their side is lacking in world-class players.
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Even the most ardent Trump supporter doesn't challenge his oncologist's cancer diagnosis, or walk into a physics conference and question the validity of string theory.
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But as the most ardent and conspicuous counterpoint to the man in the White House today, the irrepressible Mr. Trump already has defied all expectations.
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Read the full CNN/ORC poll results Clinton has even gained somewhat among whites without college degrees, who have been among Trump's most ardent supporters.
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The most ardent blockchain-heads believe it has the power to reshape the global financial system, and possibly even the internet as we know it.
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"Roses are red, Blah blah blah blah," Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari, one of the Fed's most ardent doves, tweeted early on Thursday.
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Because while Putin and Russia are unpopular here, the United States remains home to the most ardent and vociferous pro-Israel supporters in the world.
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In other words, the most senior positions of the current regime continue to be filled by the most ardent and criminal elements of the theocracy.
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By focusing on plant-based foods that would fool even the most ardent meat-lovers, Impossible Foods could grab a significant amount of these consumers.
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Nor has Trump changed the minds of House conservatives, who, despite often doubling as Trump's most ardent defenders, maintain "it's a bad idea," as Rep.
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If elected, Mr. Moore may wish to give thanks to Gary DeMar, another one of his most ardent and influential supporters over the past decade.
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Indeed, some of Mr. Trump's most ardent Jewish supporters have already expressed their displeasure at any deal that would require Israel to give up land.
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The poll comes as Trump has faced fierce criticism from a number of Republicans, including some of his most ardent allies, over the troop withdrawal.
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If voters deny Trump a second term, how many of his most ardent supporters, especially those with a "need for chaos," will find defeat unbearable?
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By the end, recognizing the power of a high-resolution digital image, chefs were some of the most ardent and agile users of the medium.
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Older women were her most ardent supporters, while younger ones often looked askance at the idea that gender might play a role in the election.
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Because we know that while Sanders may have the most ardent backers, there are simply not enough of them currently to deliver him the nomination.
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The National Federation of Independent Business, which unsuccessfully sought to overturn Obamacare in the courts, is among the most ardent supporters of the new proposal.
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The messages, with granular detail and sometimes boosterish tone, help explain why even among Democrats she remains one of the Affordable Care Act's most ardent champions.
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If there wasn't a whole lot of outrage over Trump's doctor's note, that's likely because even the most ardent anti-Trumpers have outrage fatigue these days.
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With Donald Trump's surprise presidential win becoming all but official on Monday, it's a good time for reflection by his fervent opponents and most ardent supporters.
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The two candidates easily won their respective nominations in Tuesday's primary election, each defeating three rivals with campaigns that appealed to the party's most ardent supporters.
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Heading into the first debate, even Hillary Clinton's most ardent supporters would admit that she has had a rough couple of weeks with the polls tightening.
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You're reading a summer movie preview by Woody Allen's most ardent defenders— cinematically, anyway—so there was no way we weren't putting this on our list.
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After giving an unequivocal endorsement of Clinton two weeks ago, Sanders has struggled to convince some of his most ardent supporters that the fight is over.
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She's moved on from the election and is looking to the future, but (ironically) the same can't be said for Trump and his most ardent supporters.
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After Trump was elected, Graham said Trump "beat me like a drum" on the campaign trail, and he became one of the president's most ardent supporters.
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The argument is similar to one pursued by the Clean Power Plan's most ardent opponents, who sued against the proposal when it was finalized in 2015.
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Brown, ranking Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee and one of the Senate's most ardent progressives, praised American manufacturing and government regulations for keeping him safe.
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So this year her most ardent fans, known as the Beyhive, were looking forward to the singer serving up her best fashion on the red carpet.
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Its most ardent supporters have similarly abdicated political responsibility, voting time and again against the deals that would remove the United Kingdom from the European Union.
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"As the most ardent and conspicuous counterpoint to the man in the White House today, the irrepressible Mr. Trump has already defied all expectations," Axelrod said.
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One of the most ardent Hillary camps was called PUMA, which either meant People United Means Action or Party Unity My Ass, depending on your mood.
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Now, she is holding an in-person, all-day talk, including a lunch and Q&A session, for a small group of her most ardent fans.
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Now, I think even Sorry to Bother You's most ardent fans would admit the movie is probably way too bonkers for the Academy to fully embrace.
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But he also has used recent events, particularly the special election for Senate in Alabama, as a bellwether for the mood of his most ardent voters.
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Mr. Trump appeared committed to delivering on his signature campaign promise of building a border wall after the urging from some of his most ardent supporters.
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Cohen was forced on Monday to reveal in a New York federal court that Hannity, one of Trump's most ardent defenders, was on his client list.
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Reached by phone this week, some of the participants recalled their experiences on set, and some of the video's most ardent fans reflected on its impact.
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There are those, however, who zip through at a breakneck pace, beating the game in a fraction of the time required by even the most ardent players.
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The short time also forced speakers to make impressions off the stage, so the candidates mingled, chanted and rallied with their most ardent supporters outside the venue.
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Franks was known as "one of the House's most ardent social conservatives," so it's no surprise that he viewed his female colleagues as no more than incubators.
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And, in a familiar pattern, the views of Trump's most ardent supporters seem to matter more than what is morally right, or what is advantageous for America.
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But that notion remains as noxious as ever, even if pot is not the innocuous wonder-drug its most ardent defenders might like to think it is.
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Issues like protecting air, water, and land are pretty bipartisan too, and health spending is well-approved by even the most ardent fiscal conservatives because, as Rep.
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The remarks, made during an extraordinary Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, came as Graham has emerged as one of Kavanaugh's most ardent defenders from a sexual assault claim.
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In fact, even the most ardent leaf peepers have been disappointed by the foliage, since the trees seem to be confused as to what season it is.
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But Trump supporters have been some of the most ardent about getting big money out of campaigns and getting behind someone they say will not be bought.
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His wife, who was his high-school sweetheart, has long been Hayes' most ardent champion, and his success over the past year has left them both giddy.
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But Ms. Rousseff is poised to pay a disproportionately high price for administrative wrongdoing while several of her most ardent detractors stand accused of more egregious crimes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential contender Donald Trump has asked one of America's most ardent drilling advocates and climate change skeptics to help him draft his energy policy.
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But in this cycle, the Sanders movement may be described by a new title that might be viewed as an insult among his most ardent supporters: mainstream.
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Although the plan was more left leaning on labor issues and education issues, it would not have satisfied the most ardent proponents of the Green New Deal.
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In short, Trump's history on this issue has led his most ardent anti-immigrant supporters to believe he would be with them every step of the way.
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Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary and one of the most ardent advocates of leaving the bloc, joined the Brexit secretary, David Davis, in stepping down after Mrs.
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That was not enough to quiet the most ardent proponents of the notion that federal law enforcement agents have conspired to bring down the Trump White House.
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But even his most ardent supporters acknowledge that a Senate-confirmed director, handpicked by the president, would be better positioned to be an advocate for the agency.
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Even the most ardent Keynesian proponent of fiscal policy activism would agree that the appropriate use of fiscal policy depends on the stage of the business cycle.
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The image was initially sent out by RoseAnn DeMoro, the executive director of the California Nurses' Association, who had been the legislation's most ardent and vocal supporter.
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It's hard to imagine that even the most ardent bitcoin or digital currency enthusiast isn't doing a bit of reassessment in light of events in recent days.
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The El Paso and Dayton shootings left even the most ardent Republican defenders of gun rights feeling rattled, and the party began coalescing around red flag laws.
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Privately, some of Mr. Trump's most ardent defenders worried that Mr. Graham would become yet another Republican committee chairman in the Senate who was failing the president.
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Democratic champions that preserve their legacy have to resist becoming hostage to their most ardent hard-line supporters advocating "burn it down" unlawful means to grab power.
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" The National Rifle Association criticized NASCAR in an online post, calling the rejections "a decision that could easily alienate a great many of its most ardent fans.
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First, he could decide to name his running mate well before the convention and choose someone many of his most ardent opponents inside the Republican Party will like.
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If the new dual camera doesn't impress, it could leave many of OnePlus' most ardent fans wondering how exactly the new phone is better than the prior model.
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But recent research into the environmental costs and benefits and some tough-to-ignore market realities have even the most ardent of recycling fans questioning the current system.
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This is worrisome, because the group has ties to some of today's most ardent, and largely discredited, foes of climate science — and in some cases science in general.
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Elizabeth Banks was one of Hillary Clinton's most ardent supporters last year, and sounds like she's ready to mount up again if Hill stumps for mayor in NYC.
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The interview cast Trump as a president under siege and seeking to strike out against those he feels have wronged him, including some of his most ardent supporters.
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Gessen is one of the president's most ardent critics, and if Sullivan ever returns to full-time blogging, it certainly won't be for the ethnonationalists over at AltRight.com.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT), one of Kavanaugh's most ardent supporters, told a group of mostly adult women who confronted him about the confirmation vote to "grow up" Thursday.
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But I think what frustrated people on the left, and certainly some of her most ardent supporters, is that she did not always center them during her campaign.
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The billionaire businessman's lack of grace, charm, wit and swag, even, routinely boxes him in as he attempts to capture the first African-American president's most ardent supporters.
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All but the most ardent racists can look at Burns's documentary and agree that Robinson was mistreated, that he was courageous, and aren't we glad we have overcome?
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And unless you're one of Hillary Clinton's most ardent supporters or a member of the fervently anti-Trump news media, it was quite clear he pulled it off.
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But it's only slightly less outlandish than the conspiracy theories that have gained sizable followings on the online right, including many of President Donald Trump's most ardent supporters.
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The Obama Administration was in its final days, and among the guests were some of the President's most ardent Jewish supporters, who were there to bid him farewell.
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New advantages But among the senator's top aides and his most ardent supporters, there is a differing view of how the coming months and years could play out.
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The closures could pose devastating consequences for some of Trump's most ardent supporters as the mounting costs of the president's trade agenda threaten to derail the region's economy.
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But even his most ardent supporters might be taken aback to hear that the president seems to have forgotten his "America First" pledge in designing his tax plan.
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Last year, some of Trump's most ardent advocates suggested that he was a different man in private—not the raging, petulant bigot witnessed at rallies and on Twitter.
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The punishment was far more humiliating for a woman in that situation than a man, and it gave even the most ardent Cersei-haters a flicker of sympathy.
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It's fun, but I imagine unless there are more concrete goals or progression systems, all but the most ardent robots will be done with the game pretty quickly.
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Shredded seitan marinated in a spicy beer marinade, pan-seared over high heat makes for a taco filling even your most ardent carne asada-loving friend will enjoy.
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As France's presidential debate was about to get started Tuesday, some of Trump's most ardent supporters started flooding Twitter with memes supporting far right candidate Marine Le Pen.
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At the same time, her husband, who was something of a black sheep, became his father's most ardent supporter, including appearing on "The Apprentice," his father's television show.
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But the victim's most ardent defender, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, is no supporter of a free press — his government has imprisoned more journalists than any other.
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Between August and October, the most ardent period of the campaign, deforestation in the Amazon went up by almost 50 percent compared with the same period in 2017.
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As the Senate's most ardent proponent of gun restrictions, she is expected to grill Judge Kavanaugh on a 2009 dissent in which he argued against banning semiautomatic weapons.
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Congress won't even consider giving many of Trump's most ardent supporters a boost in their wages, but those measures passed in all four states where they were offered.
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Participating in the convention is not required, but Romney is expected to pursue that path as a sign of respect to the most ardent conservatives in his party.
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But while Donald Trump seems satiated at present, it remains to be seen whether his most ardent supporters will be satisfied with the current extent of the conflict.
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There are those, even among the most ardent Real Madrid fans, who would see Buffon's finally ending his wait as something of a solace for defeat on Saturday.
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Doing so would be a provocative move that could affect trade with more than a dozen major countries even while lifting the spirits of his most ardent supporters.
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For his most ardent backers, that's a sign of things to come for the senator who never played a major Capitol Hill role before launching his presidential campaign.
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Some of the most ardent trade skeptics in Congress have voiced support of the deal, including Representative Debbie Dingell, who represents an autoworker-heavy district in southeastern Michigan.
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But, though Trump's tax plan may not attract many independents, let alone Democrats, it's unlikely to bother the white working-class voters who are his most ardent fans.
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Even the most ardent supporters of the Canadiens' side of the deal would admit that the age difference meant Montreal would receive diminishing returns with each passing season.
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Mr. Cruz, the most ardent death penalty advocate of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist's clerks in the 1996 term, became known at the court for his signature writing style.
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From James Dobson to Jerry Falwell to Eric Metaxas, Trump's most ardent religious apologists have cited "religious liberty" as a key reason for backing a candidate of questionable character.
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The most ardent Brexiteers are fed up with the delay to Brexit, however, and believe that the U.K. should adhere to an already-extended deadline to leave the bloc.
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Take that literally: The $60 billion U.S. beef industry was one of the most ardent backers of the now-defunct free trade agreement known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Trump and his allies will of course reject any investigation as a "witch hunt," but is that line really going to convince voters outside of his most ardent supporters?
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President Donald Trump is likely to keep a crucial part of the Iran nuclear deal alive — against the advice of some of the most ardent hawks in his administration.
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Several reserve bank presidents chimed in soon after with their own calls to tap the brakes, including from one of the Fed system's most ardent supporters of rate hikes.
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Marist College poll director Lee Miringoff said in a statement that the issue was a sign of Trump pursuing support among his most ardent defenders while pushing others away.
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Triple-digit inflation rates, mass unemployment, food shortages, a broken health system and chaotic violence have left even the most ardent Chavistas questioning how long Maduro can hold on.
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Trump's most ardent anti-Iran advisers on the National Security Council wanted these working groups to help Israel prepare for future conflicts with Iranian proxies in Lebanon and Syria.
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He has emerged as one of the most ardent defenders of the Trump administration and has been rumored in the past to be up for a White House job.
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Benoist-Mechin, one of the most ardent collaborationists, has his office in Paris, where he is in fact, if not titularly, the most important representative of the Pétain government.
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As one of the administration's most ardent free trade supporters, Kudlow has been pushing for an agreement that can eschew heavy tariffs that the financial markets have been fearing.
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Here's how RNC communications director Sean Spicer spun it for The Washington Post: For almost three years, he was one of the town's most ardent advocates for free trade.
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" The segment is particularly egregious, the complaint argues, because Murray is "one of the staunchest defenders and most ardent champions of the United States coal industry and America itself.
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Romney's biggest hurdle would be winning over the most ardent conservative activists at the Utah GOP convention later this year when they decide who to nominate for the Senate.
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To President Donald Trump's most ardent defenders in the ultra-conservative House Freedom Caucus, the biggest problem with Trump's press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin was the press.
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Mr. Netanyahu long ago earned the nickname "the Magician" for his uncanny knack for political endurance, and even his most ardent opponents have been hesitant to write him off.
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Some of the most ardent fighters, many of them felons, became celebrities in their own right, offered speaking slots at rallies, where their V.I.P. status earned them police protection.
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Her opponents — in both the general election and the runoff on Saturday — reached for issues that have worked well in the past to draw out their most ardent supporters.
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But that, unless she is willing to risk significant short-term economic damage that a hard Brexit would almost certainly entail, will involve upsetting her most ardent Brexit supporters.
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The Senate failure is only likely to further inspire the law's most ardent defenders, and make GOP senators think twice about heading home again to defend another repeal bill.
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That being said, the Facebook page hasn't reported any new sightings since the summer of 19103, and some of his most ardent fans are worried about his well-being.
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Mr. Meadows, 59, a well-to-do real estate developer, is the chairman of the House Freedom Caucus and one of Mr. Trump's most ardent defenders on Capitol Hill.
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So far, not much has come true for believers of QAnon, the wild conspiracy theory that has captured hearts and minds among President Donald Trump's most ardent MAGA fans.
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" Mr. Flake noted that "the president's most ardent defenders use the now-weary argument that the president's comments were meant as a joke, just sarcasm, only tongue in cheek.
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That's what led to Bungie to invite some of the game's most ardent fans to its Seattle studio for a visit ahead of the May launch of the Warmind expansion.
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Even the First Step Act's most ardent supporters acknowledge that it will have a fairly small impact on the size of the federal prison system and particularly the national landscape.
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Speaking to a motley crowd of White House aides, Cabinet officials, and congressional allies, the president bounced between gratitude for his most ardent supporters and anger toward his perceived enemies.
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In other words, Meadows — who chairs a cohort of roughly 40 men who make up the House's most conservative faction and Trump's most ardent supporters — has a lot of power.
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Advocates say the reform parallels Trump's call for import tariffs and could help the president-elect foster manufacturing jobs for blue-collar Americans, who are among his most ardent supporters.
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A single CAR-T cell can take out as many as a hundred thousand cancer cells and produce freakishly rapid remissions that take even the most ardent immunotherapist by surprise.
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Though Transitions lenses get a bad reputation for their inherent geekiness, even the most ardent haters might warm to newly announced Acuvue Oasys contact lenses with Transitions Light Intelligent Technology.
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As shameful as it is, Breitbart's defense of Moore also shows how much trouble he's in, since even his most ardent supporters can't find any excuse for the worst accusations.
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WASHINGTON, May 13 (Reuters) - Republican presidential contender Donald Trump has turned to one of America's most ardent drilling advocates and climate change skeptics to help him draft his energy policy.
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Leadsom, a former financial sector worker, was one of the most ardent campaigners for Britain to leave the EU ahead of the June 23 referendum which delivered the Brexit vote.
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Gutiérrez said Kelly has "now turned into one of the most ardent proponents of very restrictive immigration policy," and aligned himself with conservative immigration hardliners in the Senate including Sens.
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These two leaders are among the world's most ardent backers of the Paris accord, and this could have been a chance to challenge Trump's decision to withdraw America from it.
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If not, some of Trump's most ardent supporters during the election could be left empty-handed as he cements trade deals that will help define the course of his presidency.
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Her most ardent followers now gather at the Teresa Teng Music-Themed Restaurant in a sprawling residential neighborhood in western Beijing, near liquor stores, barbecue joints and hot pot restaurants.
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"I have seen the President's most ardent defenders use the now-weary argument that the President's comments were meant as a joke, just sarcasm, only tongue in cheek," he said.
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Both Obama and Clinton were willing to put forward unpopular agendas that may have initially pleased their most ardent supporters but would ultimately sacrifice their congressional majorities in the process.
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In addition to debuting her new Ivy Park x Adidas collaboration line, the superstar took on some of the burning questions from her most ardent fans, known as the Beyhive.
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While SoftBank, the Japanese conglomerate, is the biggest and most notable investor in WeWork's parent company, JPMorgan has been one of its most ardent backers for years, working multiple sides.
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While SoftBank, the Japanese conglomerate, is the biggest and most notable investor in WeWork's parent company, JPMorgan has been one of its most ardent backers for years, working multiple sides.
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He will probably pick up the backing of some of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters who previously cast aspersions on Ms. Loeffler's nomination, like the Fox News host Sean Hannity.
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This is uniquely foolish because it was McConnell's commitment to governing, and his skill in the art, that gave the president and his most ardent followers their only real success.
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In an interview with Politico, Flake, one of Trump's most ardent GOP critics, warned that the president and his allies' populist politics were unlikely to last within the Republican Party.
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Unconvinced, Mr. Trump corrected Mr. Lighthizer, one of the administration's most ardent hard-liners, in front of senior American and Chinese officials, saying that he wants a robust trade agreement.
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But some of Spur's most ardent fans have been staying away, supporting a boycott now entering its third year that has highlighted the underlying racial tensions in South African society.
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But other Republicans, particularly the most ardent anti-Obamacare members in the Freedom Caucus, would be reluctant to support funding for the health care law without getting anything in return.
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"All I can say is I've had a relationship with the president from day one," Arpaio said to a crowd of local Republicans, including some of his most ardent supporters.
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Dowd plays Aunt Lydia, one of the most ardent supporters of a post-apocalyptic fascist regime that, in the show, replaced the United States sometime in the not-too-distant future.
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The idea that Trump will be able to drastically reshape the judiciary and that the Federalist Society will be there to help has swayed even some of Trump's most ardent critics.
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One listen or view is enough to get the joke; even the most ardent admirer of the craft is unlikely to revisit a '90s-hit-turned-linguistic-mess more than once.
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If a party radically shifts its policy positions, it can alienate its most ardent supporters, who won't be there the next time the party is blamed for something that goes wrong.
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On the right, his most ardent voters might come from a Law and Order Party, a Small Business Party, and a Christian Nationalist Party (with notably fierce views on Muslim immigration).
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But it makes me feel a little bad with Brooklyn Nine-Nine, a terrific show made by talented people, that I can't quite proselytize as much as its most ardent fans.
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Among those he has asked for help is U.S. Republican Representative Kevin Cramer of North Dakota, one of the country's most ardent oil and gas drilling advocates and climate change skeptics.
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For Trump's most ardent supporters and all the Republicans still standing by him, these 140-character commentaries should be troubling signals about whether he will be able to withstand what's ahead.
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But Trump's surge to the lead in several national polls plus a clear softening of his image in the media seems almost impossible to fathom, even for his most ardent supporters.
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Last week, the Freedom Caucus voted to officially back him amid the allegations, which signaled a solid bloc of support for Jordan from his most ardent followers in the Republican conference.
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" _____ • Sarah Silverman, a comedian and supporter of Mr. Sanders, had a message for his most ardent fans: "To the Bernie or bust people, let me just tell you, you're being ridiculous.
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Even Mr. Eugene's most ardent supporters acknowledge that the charges against him are significant, but the punishment, many say, seems unreasonably harsh in a league where coaches regularly flout recruiting statutes.
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Divided popular opinion — and ambivalence about America, even among some of its most ardent fans (and critics) — makes it difficult for Beijing to come down too hard on the United States.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who has emerged as one of President Trump's most ardent allies, is serving his third consecutive term since his election in 2009, and his fourth overall since the 1990s.
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Indeed the rule of Donald Trump is predicated on the infliction of maximum misery on West's most ardent parishioners, the portions of America, the muck, that made the god Kanye possible.
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The breakdown of talks to form a coalition government raised fresh doubts about the staying power of Chancellor Angela Merkel, perhaps the West's most ardent defender of democratic values and freedoms.
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Taken by Virginia Beahan, a large-format photographer, it hangs in the home of Bruce Berman, chairman and chief executive of Village Roadshow Pictures and possibly Hollywood's most ardent photography collector.
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And beyond Talladega, the controversies raise tough questions for Mr. Trump's most ardent critics as his presidency dawns: What is the proper response to a president as polarizing as Mr. Trump?
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Yet, that was limited to less than 50 people, because even Labour's most ardent proponents of remaining know that some of their usual supporters ignored their advice and voted to leave.
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"One of our first actions was halting medallion sales, and we were one of the first and most ardent voices for curbing the rapid growth of corporations like Uber," she said.
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Such claims defy common sense, yet a few of their most ardent supporters in Congress have attempted to undo the years of work put in by the the DOJ's Antitrust Division.
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Questions about whether Ms. Rao is a true conservative presents a test for Mr. Trump over whether his most ardent grass-roots backers will follow his lead in supporting his nominee.
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But assuming it passes, even its most ardent supporters acknowledge that it will have a fairly small impact on the size of the federal prison system and particularly the national landscape.
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Whatever else we think about it, the drama of conception leads to the most profound joys and sorrows, the most ardent hopes and expectations, and the most visceral fears and anxieties.
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In other words, Meadows — the leader of a cohort of roughly 40 men who make up the House's most conservative faction and Trump's most ardent supporters — has a lot of power.
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Trump's support for weak gun laws is expected to continue at his NRA speech on Friday, in which he'll be talking to some of the country's most ardent supporters of gun rights.
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While the crowds filling the National Mall on January 20 will likely be dominated by Trump voters, a number of Clinton's most ardent supporters still plan to attend the president-elect's inauguration.
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Moments before Elon Musk stepped onto a temporary stage to address his most ardent disciples, his handlers gave him a pep talk: "Smile a lot, yeah, smile a lot," they told him.
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Strengths: If Trump wants to double down on the issue of immigration, Sessions makes sense - given that he's one of the most ardent opponents of both illegal and legal immigration in Congress.
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Many German cities are plastered with posters and stickers contesting a proposed trade deal between the European Union and the U.S., but that campaign's most ardent supporters are not backing the candidate.
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Aside from his native state of Arizona, Goldwater won the popular vote in the Deep South states of Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, and South Carolina, where Thurmond was his most ardent surrogate.
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President Trump has so far failed to secure funding for his long-promised wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, so now his most ardent supporters are trying to pay for it themselves.
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Yet while even Mr. Patrick's most ardent admirers allow that he faces long odds, they believe that the splintered nature of the race calls out for an upbeat and consensus-oriented candidate.
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He said Turkey would take a more active role in diplomatic efforts to end the war, working closely with world powers like Russia and Iran, two of Mr. Assad's most ardent backers.
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The most ardent critic of the original agreement, former President Álvaro Uribe, did not immediately criticize the new version after Mr. Santos briefed him at length about its terms over the weekend.
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The first smartwatches were bulky, ugly monstrosities that only the most ardent of tech addicts could stomach wearing every day, but over the past few years, smartwatches have become much more fashionable.
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But the first part of Franken's contention -- that he did not do anything wrong and these women were either mistaken or misremembering -- will sit less well even with his most ardent supporters.
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The earliest and most ardent backers of Mr. Trump, like Representatives Chris Collins and Lee Zeldin of New York, and Tom Marino and Lou Barletta of Pennsylvania, are not Freedom Caucus members.
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The president's most ardent supporters in Congress have long insisted the real corruption in Ukraine was done by former vice president Joe Biden and his family rather than by President Donald Trump.
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It was an utterly Trumpian set of decisions designed to buoy his most ardent supporters, inflame his opponents and remind everyone that this President never forgets -- and always pays his (perceived) debts.
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For the past three years, though, well before President Donald Trump's election, he has settled in place - as arguably the most ardent voice in favor of lower interest rates inside the Fed.
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While Hillary Clinton blazed the trail for other women, her electoral defeat in 2016 may have made even some of her most ardent supporters wary of another woman candidate's ability to win.
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He was most ardent about the spot of a fourth-down play that gave the Buckeyes a first down in overtime when a stop would have won the game for the Wolverines.
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The strike action was driven most intensely by teachers in West Virginia's southern counties — in areas that used to be the state's strongest Democratic base but are now among Trump's most ardent supporters.
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Now, to the surprise of its most ardent fanatics who thought Microsoft had abandoned the market, the company is planning to update its Flight Simulator X application for the first time since 2006.
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Trump's recent pivots won't convince any of his most ardent detractors and Clinton's biggest fans to change their minds, but there are still a good number of undecided voters out there who might.
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Several conservatives, and even one of his most ardent supporters in Ann Coulter, had been getting much attention as they accused Trump of flip-flopping on illegal immigration and especially the deportation question.
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In a sweep that surprised even its most ardent supporters — and angered its critics — Florida's Amendment 2281 passed with 224 percent of the vote, bringing the state's greyhound racing industry to screeching halt.
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Why would any client want a lawyer — even if he were the most ardent, zealous and loyal lawyer possible — to tell all to "the enemy" (and President Trump certainly considers Mueller his enemy)?
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The release of the summary didn't silence his most ardent critics, and in fact it heightened the question of whether the full Mueller report documents wrongdoing that might fall short of outright criminality.
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Trump has made it clear that he has an open mind and is willing to work with anyone — even his most ardent critics like Romney — to fix the country and get things done.
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But while the president and his close allies consider the move decisive, the decision to stand down amid Turkey's assault has brought criticism from both Republicans and Democrats — even Trump's most ardent supporters.
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Trump and his most ardent supporters, who spent years telling black voters the black guy in the White House had accomplished nothing of significance, now want to take credit for Trump's underwhelming accomplishments.
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There was nothing in my experience of life or literature that I could "relate" to in Portnoy's story but, after finishing it, I became one of Philip Roth's most ardent and lifelong fans.
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He became cable TV's most ardent booster of the movement, giving ample airtime to various Tea Party figures and broadcasting his television and radio programs from a Tea Party rally in downtown Atlanta.
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Even if it manages to avoid bankruptcy, the ever-changing business model has left many of its most ardent supporters sour on the company, and it may be tough to win them back.
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The conflict has created an odd dynamic: Trump, who ran as an "outsider" candidate siding with the Republican political establishment against the hard-line conservatives who were some of his most ardent supporters.
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The only thing he's convinced will move his most ardent supporters—you—is the kind of open bigotry he kicked off his campaign with in 2015 and has doubled down on as president.
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"I believe preserving an open platform is more important than ever," Wojcicki writes in a quarterly note aimed at YouTube's most ardent users, who upload videos onto the site for fun and profit.
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While focusing on international expansion and ensuring stable gameplay were understandable initial goals, the company was arguably too slow in making sure that it did enough to keep its most ardent fans engaged.
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Most notably, Senator Ted Cruz, one of Washington's most ardent proponents of fiscal restraint, has suddenly taken on a new role, promising to lead the effort to secure a generous federal aid package.
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And during Trump's impeachment saga, Meadows was one of his most ardent defenders on TV, which is a huge plus for a president who prizes TV-camera-readiness above nearly all other traits.
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ATHENS — After years of struggling under austerity imposed by European partners and a chilly shoulder from the United States, Greece has embraced the advances of China, its most ardent and geopolitically ambitious suitor.
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Mark Levin, the talk radio host who has been one of President Trump's most ardent defenders, tried to offer his listeners some reassurance this week as they processed the dizzying developments in Washington.
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President Trump's decision late Sunday to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria and leave the YPG exposed to attack from Turkey has garnered bipartisan backlash and angered his most ardent Republican allies in Congress.
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One of Mr. Trump's most ardent congressional supporters, Representative Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida, as well as Corey Lewandowski, the president's former political aide, were spotted at the hotel lobby earlier this week.
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QAnon, a wild conspiracy theory that revolves around the claim that deep-state liberal elites are running a child sex trafficking ring, has captured the imaginations of President Trump's most ardent MAGA supporters.
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But the payment last spring raised questions about Russian influence-buying in the Castle, where Mr. Zeman has staked out a position as one of the Kremlin's most ardent sympathizers among European leaders.
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The subreddit r/The_Donald, which hosted the AMA, has racked up as many as 52 million page views a month, becoming a hub for some of Trump's most ardent supporters during the campaign.
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Trump's campaign, meanwhile, has reached out to the House Freedom Caucus to schedule a meeting with the chamber's most ardent conservatives — many of whom are also his biggest critics on the Hill. Rep.
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President Donald Trump's most ardent cable news defender cut away from his Monday night rally in El Paso, Texas, to issue a warning to Republican lawmakers: Don't back congressional negotiators' latest border deal.
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I was hopeful because to me the tape was clear, incontrovertible evidence of his unfitness for office, evidence that even the most ardent leaders on the religious right would be unable to ignore.
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And many came, from representatives of the old Chicago school, such as Dennis Carlton, to tech's most ardent foes, such as Barry Lynn and Matt Stoller of the Open Markets Institute, a think-tank.
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In the process, the producers have taken a series that its most ardent fans approached with a weekly sense of anticipation and replaced that sentiment, at least for some, with something closer to dread.
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Donald Trump's most ardent supporters are likely to be hit the hardest if he makes good on his promise to dismantle the Affordable Care Act and embark on trade wars with China and Mexico.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday afternoon summoned a squad of his most ardent congressional supporters to the White House for what he described as a "celebration" of his acquittal in the Senate impeachment trial.
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The hashtag #BeKindToElephants began trending on social media, Ellen Degeneres launched a campaign to raise money for the animals' conservation, and even some of the president's most ardent supporters came out against the reversal.
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In a twist that seems likely to please the show's most ardent fans, the episode also uses Akecheta to resolve a mystery that's been lingering in Westworld lore since the show's very first episode.
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Due to the perception, whether founded or not, that the Democratic Establishment tilted the primary field in Clinton's favor, some of Bernie Sanders's most ardent fans spent much of 2016 passionately protesting that Establishment.
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Since those speeds improvements will be imperceptible to all but the most ardent bloggers, this alone doesn't make Kaby Lake a required upgrade for a lot of users, but serious videographers should take note.
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"I want to work with this administration, I want to work with this President, work with new secretary of defense, who I happen to be one of the most ardent admirers of," McCain said.
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It now faces the prospect of going into the election led by someone who, surveys suggest, draws his most ardent support from those who would like a more authoritarian president in the White House.
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Long a favorite target for Trump and his most ardent supporters because of his criticism of the president, Schiff is a former federal prosecutor and is a political ally of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, one of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters and a constant presence on the campaign trail, elaborated on the line of attack that wasn't used.
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Apart from Trump, his cabinet and his most ardent fossil fuel industry supporters, there is a complete global political consensus on the urgency of the problem and the collective action needed to tackle it.
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But while the establishment of the new group, Our Revolution, had been eagerly awaited by many of his most ardent supporters, it has been met with criticism and controversy over its financing and management.
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Bourdain and Argento met while in Rome filming an episode of his CNN show, "Parts Unknown," and he was one of her most ardent supporters after she went public with her allegations against Weinstein.
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Or Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who was Mr. Trump's first and most ardent supporter in the Senate, but who has secured a spot in the president's doghouse after recusing himself from the Russia investigation.
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And I think even the wall's most ardent supporters understand Trump wasted two years of GOP control of Congress and wasted America's longest government shutdown to be left with this dead-end backup plan.
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Among the most ardent Peronists were Néstor Kirchner, the president from 7.503 to 2007, and his wife, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who took office in 2007, remaining until Mr. Macri was elected in 2015.
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Even the most ardent opponents of opening the Arctic refuge, often referred to by its acronym ANWR, say they realize this week could mark the moment they definitively lose the legislative battle over drilling.
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The tariffs' most ardent proponents, including some domestic steel and aluminum makers, have argued against granting many exemptions, saying they will create loopholes that ultimately make the measures less effective at defending American industry.
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Vietnam is among the claimants that has stood up most publicly against China, after the Philippines -- long one of most ardent critics of Chinese expansion in the area -- reversed course under President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Why that's the case is a more complicated question, given even the most ardent Democrats in the city's most liberal enclaves see Evers, the superintendent of Wisconsin schools, as a less than exciting candidate.
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A random drawing led to an all-white debate stage on Tuesday, featuring the Democrats' most ardent liberal voices, Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and an assortment of moderates.
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Mr. Graham, normally one of the president's most ardent defenders in the Senate, had "not lifted a finger to help this president," said the Fox Business host Lou Dobbs, a friend of Mr. Trump's.
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One of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters in Congress said over the weekend that, even if Mr. Trump did know about that meeting and has been lying about it all along, it hardly matters.
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" Sanders' eventual endorsement of Clinton did not sufficiently dissuade many of his most ardent supporters, who protested outside the Philadelphia convention in the blazing heat Monday, with many shouting "Nominate Sanders or lose in November!
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Of course, the most ardent advocates for integration of machines into intelligence work are not removing human involvement entirely; even the most skeptical do not doubt the need to integrate artificial intelligence into intelligence activities.
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A U.S. official said Flynn's departure, coupled with Russia's aggression in Ukraine and Syria and Republican congressional opposition to removing sanctions on Russia, removes Trump's most ardent advocate of taking a softer line toward Putin.
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He had been the most ardent supporter of the police who arrested five innocent black and Hispanic youths in the notorious Central Park Jogger rape and as president, he has literally hugged the American flag.
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Indeed, some of the most ardent critics of government surveillance — including Senator Paul, Senator Cruz, and Senator Heller — are among those leading the charge to roll back rules that would prevent such abuses by companies.
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THE SCION Donald Trump Jr. is the current head of the Trump Organization, and as one of the loudest and most aggressive defenders of his father, he's become a favorite of Trump's most ardent supporters.
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Highlights U.S. President Donald Trump's personal lawyer was forced to reveal in a New York federal court that Fox News personality Sean Hannity, one of Trump's most ardent defenders, was also on his client list.
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Pro Evolution Soccer has more than 80 million copies in circulation, while the Football Manager series ranks as one of the best-selling on PC. Players rank among the most ardent devotees of all three.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas), one of the nation's most ardent foes of ObamaCare, briefly went silent when asked how he would help people who have gained coverage for the first time because of the law.
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It was a spontaneous show of respect for his team's most ardent followers, he said, but perhaps, too, it served as a little reminder of quite how good they have had it, all these years.
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Reichardt's most ardent fans won't be surprised that her affinity for animals (especially dogs) extends to the latest installment of her oeuvre, which continues to explore her cardinal themes and deepen her most fruitful collaborations.
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The scene is a staple of Broadway: After a show ends, its most ardent fans gather at the stage door, hoping for an autograph, an Instagrammable photo, or even a conversation with their favorite star.
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Even some of Trump's most ardent supporters on Capitol Hill have pushed back strongly against the president's perspective, arguing that the best course of action is to ensure the virus is contained before reopening businesses.
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But to pursue an immigration compromise — something his most ardent supporters reject out of hand — Mr. Trump would have to direct his White House staff to wage a difficult and lengthy fight on Capitol Hill.
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That evening, around 1,000 of Monaco's most ardent fans packed into a hall to hear what Vasilyev — accompanied by Leonardo Jardim, the club's coach, and Jérémy Toulalan, its captain then — had to say for himself.
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It's also a flagrant example of the president using one of his few virtually unlimited powers to reward political allies and celebrity friends — and that should trouble even the most ardent supporters of Johnson's commutation.
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But as a member of that committee, she was one of its most ardent supporters among Democrats, attending the bill's signing and defending it as a commonsense bipartisan measure to ease regulation on community banks.
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However, as was on full display in social media last year and at the Democratic National Convention, insurgent progressives may have little more faith in "the establishment" these days than do the most ardent Trumpists.
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But the fact is that if Mr Trump's hard line towards China is meant to re-assert American hegemony in Asia, some of the line's most ardent backers sit in Tokyo—including the prime minister himself.
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But with many of his more extreme proposals opposed even by some Republicans in Congress, Trump will face an uphill climb to implement the very proposals that drew his most ardent supporters to his insurgent campaign.
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His most ardent fans, however, shrug off these arguments, pointing out that former President Ronald Reagan was once a Democrat and that former President Jimmy Carter – disliked by many Republicans – was a man of deep faith.
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Because even the most ardent robot lovers will agree, there are plenty of cases of badly deployed automation; systems that make our lives worse and more inefficient, and that kill jobs en route to worse outcomes.
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The three-page document addresses a question now facing Mr. Sanders's most ardent supporters: how to harness the energy of a movement now that his presidential bid appears to be bowing to the reality that Mrs.
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Some of the most ardent opponents of physician-prescribed suicide are doctors and nurses with plenty of experience accompanying patients through the shock of a terminal diagnosis and the struggle of the last months of life.
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When Trump launched 59 missiles at an airbase in Syria, it alienated many of his most ardent fans, who hoped that Trump and his "America First" platform were finally going to be different from past governments'.
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The wall between Mexico and the United States, cheered by Trump's most ardent supporters as a metaphorical and political symbol of "America First," has lost its appeal to some as the government shutdown has dragged on.
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" Sandberg, who is the company's second most important public figure, and one of Zuckerberg's most ardent defenders, told me, "From its facts to its essence to its portrayal, I think that was a very unfair picture.
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Absent Pelosi and her most ardent followers (recall last year's phalanx of black-garbed, stone-faced women sitting on their hands), if not absent the entire Democratic congressional delegation, the event would be improved upon greatly.
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"The speculation among his most ardent online followers was that he was a Saudi and very likely a senior official within Al Qaeda," Joby Warrick writes in " The Triple Agent ," his meticulous account of the case.
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Washington (CNN)It will take more than the cries of babies to make President Donald Trump back down on immigration, an issue that has animated his most ardent political supporters since he first stepped into politics.
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"The best way to honor his memory is to build on the legacy he left us, continuing to develop the human values of responsibility and openness of which he was the most ardent champion," Elkann added.
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Why was the President spending so much time griping on the phone with one of his most ardent defenders even as the United States became the country with the most documented coronavirus cases in the world?
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Some of Mr. Trump's most ardent defenders in the House sit on the committees and used the investigation as a bludgeon on behalf of the president and to declare the Mueller investigation woefully biased against him.
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Because most health care facilities prohibit tobacco use — forcing even the most ardent smokers to give up while hospitalized — surgeons and anesthesiologists are being urged to leverage the moment and help surgical patients quit for good.
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But as the Antifa movement showed during the Obama administration, with riots and violence during global economic meetings in Washington, D.C. and elsewhere, their ilk have little loyalty to even their most ardent supporters and enablers.
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Some of his most ardent defenders even tried to counteract the rage by providing evidence that Eminem was part of the Red Cross efforts that raised around $2 million to support the victims of the attack.
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Anyway, Mr. Comey reports directly to the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, who was not only Mr. Trump's first and most ardent supporter in the Senate, but the chairman of the Trump campaign's national security advisory committee.
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"What does seem clear, however, is that NASCAR doesn't want to see such things advertised in its official publication in the future: a decision that could easily alienate a great many of its most ardent fans."
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For all the hand wringing and consternation from many Democrats on whether the South Bend mayor was prepared for the bright lights, his performance in the latest debate could perhaps silence even his most ardent critics.
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However commendable even the Trump administration's most ardent supporters might find the president's goals in Mexico and China, the unfortunate truth is that tariffs are insufficient at best and counterproductive at worst in achieving non-trade outcomes.
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For the greater part of an hour, more than a dozen of the House's most conservative lawmakers, and President Donald Trump's most ardent defenders in the House Freedom Caucus, had been discussing immigration and other policy priorities.
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The two-and-a-half-hour hearing was also notable for the surprise revelation that Sean Hannity, the Fox News host and one of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters, had secretly been a client of Mr. Cohen.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's most ardent federalists, including the man now pulling the strings in the European Commission, tried to kill off the European Union's exit clause or make it unworkable when it was first proposed in 2003.
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In an effort to shrink France's ballooning unemployment -- now hovering above 10% overall, but above 25% for the young people who are his most ardent supporters -- Macron has crafted a dramatic reform of the entire labor system.
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And now that they know that even the supposedly most ardent Obamacare opponents aren't willing to back off the costliest aspect of this new entitlement, they have them and all of America right where they want them.
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But Republican leaders are reaching out to members individually, hoping to convince them that the changes made to the bill that convinced the most ardent conservatives to support it don't actually gut coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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According to Mr Frey's number-crunching, such a score among white women with college degrees would be enough to offset even a (highly improbable) 99% turnout rate among Mr Trump's most ardent supporters, white working-class men.
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Sessions told Trump it would be inappropriate for him to interfere in the federal case against Arpaio, one of Trump's most ardent allies, according to three people with knowledge of the conversation who spoke with the Post.
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" Hannity is one of Trump's most ardent defenders in the media, and often uses his Fox News show and other platforms to echo the president's frequent accusations that news coverage critical of his administration is "fake news.
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At first glance, it may seem like a strange partnership—one of the most vocal critics of the ever-advancing tide of cannabis legalization and one of legalization's most ardent advocates—co-sponsoring a cannabis bill together.
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His own most ardent fans, many of whom believed he would be a less interventionist president than Obama, watched in horror as he lobbed missiles at Syria last April and cozied up to Saudi Arabia in May.
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WASHINGTON — When the White House named Kathleen Kraninger in June to be the next director of a post-crisis consumer watchdog, many of the agency's fiercest critics and its most ardent supporters had the same response: Who?
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Mr. Irick's crime — the rape and murder of a 7-year-old girl left in his care — was unimaginably hideous, a case tailor-made to challenge even the most ardent activist's desire to abolish the death penalty.
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That is why the most ardent supporters of Trump in Congress, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, have sided with Barr, saying that the president should listen to his attorney general.
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Even its most ardent defenders concede that genuine degrowth—which means real, Can Decreix-grade upheaval to daily life, not just fewer steaks or car trips every year—will not materialize under present economic and social conditions.
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Release of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs' (OIRA) semi-annual Unified Agenda of Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions is usually greeted with a yawn except from the most ardent regulatory nerds, but this year was different.
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As Watson, Rockwell often steals the spotlight, playing his client's most ardent defender and, when called for, his most dismayed life coach, as Richard naively finds himself playing into the hands of his enemies again and again.
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Trump, a political neophyte with major character flaws in the eyes of his most ardent evangelical supporters, has allowed his vice president, a devout Christian, to assume powerful roles on foreign policy, health care and religious freedom.
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I believe that the best way to honor his memory is to build on the legacy he left us, continuing to develop the human values of responsibility and openness of which he was the most ardent champion.
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Mr. Franks, Republican of Arizona and one of the House's most ardent social conservatives, had said Thursday that he would leave the House in January, and he admitted that he had discussed surrogate pregnancies with two employees.
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Unite the Right was real, taking place in a public space in full view of the world, and the vast majority of the country — including Trump's most ardent supporters — found what happened in Charlottesville horrifying and repulsive.
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And secondly, routine bag and body searches, security checks that make even the most ardent socks-and-sandal law abider have a major paranoid wobble and briefly suspect they might have accidentally packed their case full of smack.
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The Secret Service has stated that guns at the convention are a no-go, but America's most ardent gun fans don't exactly have a reputation for just backing down when the federal government tells them what to do.
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One U.S. official said Flynn's departure, coupled with Russia's aggression in Ukraine and Syria and Republican congressional opposition to removing sanctions on Russia, removes Trump's most ardent advocate of taking a softer line toward Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Only the most ardent backers of their causes or those with an anti-federal government paranoia (or an anti-Obama one) are trying to slice and dice what the group is doing to make it seem somehow benign.
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On the ethnonationalist front, Trump has gone above and beyond anything the most ardent supporter of white nationalist could have hoped for, bringing into the White House the likes of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and adviser Steve Bannon.
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Put aside who is right or whose interpretation is more accurate, this issue of "targeting America" raises an even bigger question, one that I doubt many of the most ardent Russia conspiracy theorists have yet to grapple with.
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That Netanyahu, Trump's most ardent supporter in dumping the JCPOA, was in Moscow the day before the attack signals many things -- not least the dangerous complexity of having so many powers at play in such a confined conflict.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), who is among Capitol Hill's most ardent immigrant rights advocates, has emerged in the DACA fight as among the loudest critics of the GOP's enforcement wish list — and any Democrats willing to accept it.
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Although Trump's historically low approval rating threatens the GOP, two of his most ardent advocates, Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie, are evidencing the kind of paranoia common to partisans who have spent too much time in a bunker.
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"Even the most ardent supporters of the bill, which would include us, would say, 'Please don't put a bill on the floor if you don't have the votes,'" said Bill Miller, a vice president at the Business Roundtable.
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Mr. Meadows, a retiring Republican congressman from North Carolina and one of President Trump's most ardent defenders, becomes the latest chief of staff for a mercurial president who dispatched the previous three after they fell out of favor.
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But even the most ardent fan could find its bluntness uncomfortably timely: In our build-that-wall moment, a story about a government-sponsored plan to cull poor minorities feels less like political satire than current-affairs commentary.
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It is an article of faith among President Trump's most ardent detractors that he is a corrupt blowhard catapulted to the office by a devious intelligence operation ordered up by America's supervillain, the Russian president Vladimir V. Putin.
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On polling day, Egyptians will have a choice between President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and one of his most ardent supporters — an obscure politician drafted at the 11th hour to avoid the embarrassment of a one-horse race.
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The Russian Orthodox Church, which puts its membership at 150 million, will lose up to 30 to 40 percent of its most ardent followers; around 16 percent of Ukrainians attend church regularly, compared with half that in Russia.
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That raised the possibility that, in his zeal to get out of an intractable situation, he may have landed himself in the worst of all worlds, without a clear solution or the support of his most ardent followers.
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But between the lines, even the most ardent Trump supporters on Fox's opinion side like Sean Hannity stopped short of encouraging all-out war, though some less prominent on-air figures spoke in favor of more extreme measures.
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Sensing the makings of a primary threat to the president, some of his most ardent backers on the Republican National Committee began making the case that the party's rules be changed to ensure Mr. Trump's renomination in 2020.
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After the shooting at a black church in Charleston, South Carolina, calls broke out at Yale, where one of the university's residence halls is named for John C. Calhoun, perhaps one of history's most ardent defenders of slavery.
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The hibakusha, or survivors of the atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, which killed more than 22002,22002 and left tens of thousands of others with horrendous injuries, have been the most ardent proponents of nuclear abolition.
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Even TPP's most ardent supporters concede that it had flaws; some, for example, argued that it didn't go far enough in protecting intellectual property of U.S. companies, protecting worker rights or cutting red tape that restricts American-made products.
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Trump's most ardent supporters are likely to suffer if and when he dismantles the Affordable Care Act, implements his tax cuts for the wealthy and initiates a trade war with China, but they are unlikely to make the connection.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's personal lawyer was forced on Monday to reveal in a New York federal court that Fox News personality Sean Hannity, one of Trump's most ardent defenders, was also on his client list.
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Among the robot levy's most ardent — and improbable — supporters is Bill Gates, who in a 2017 interview said robots should be taxed "at a similar level" to the humans it replaced, even if that slows the speed of automation.
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Steve King (R-Iowa), known on Capitol Hill as one of the most ardent opponents of illegal immigration, said he's found Clinton in private to be someone he can work with even though they hold highly different political views.
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Instead, Trump held a campaign-style rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, one of the states he wasn't expected to win in November, with the aim of reminding some of his most ardent supporters that he has kept his campaign promises.
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Texas Governor Rick Perry, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal, Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin, and Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin are just a few of the conservative leaders who are the most ardent champions of, and effective spokespersons for, criminal justice reform.
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That, even when given great advantages by the American voting public — simultaneous majority control of the House of Representatives and the Senate, as well as the presidency — their leaders managed to squander those and disappoint their most ardent supporters.
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TV-HarrisX this week found that a majority of Americans want Congress and the White House to reach a compromise to reopen the government, while some of the president's most ardent supporters want Trump to stick to his demands.
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As voters were still heading to the polls late this afternoon, Trump was hosting a holiday party for some of his most ardent campaign supporters, including pastor Jerry Falwell, actor Scott Baio and the conservative duo Diamond and Silk.
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At a time when Iran might have begun to win friends and influence people in the world's corridors of power, it's showing that it really could be the force of dangerous instability that its most ardent enemies have claimed.
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In fact, extremism is a part of our new, everyday reality, as elected officials opt for racist and sexist policies and as President Trump eggs on his most ardent white supremacist fans, offering tacit support for their vile views.
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Several of the most ardent Republican supporters of an immigration overhaul are locked in fierce election fights, potentially leaving an even more conservative party in the House that will be less willing to negotiate on fixing the immigration system.
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He was an important cog of the George W. Bush team that prosecuted the Iraq war in 2003 and remains adamant that it was the right policy long after even its most ardent proponents distanced themselves from that misadventure.
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Long after the final whistle had blown, long after all but River's most ardent fans had left the Bernabéu, the team's captain, Leonardo Ponzio, placed the Libertadores trophy at the stadium's center circle and gathered his teammates around it.
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The big picture: Congress created the pathway for biosimilars to come to market knowing that they'd look different than small-molecule generics, and even their most ardent supporters say biosimilars will never achieve the steep discounts that generics do.
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Abstinence-only proponents are trying to hide the facts by rebranding the same failed programs Conceding that the case against abstinence-only-until-marriage programs has gained traction, these programs' most ardent proponents gave their efforts a complete makeover.
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Because Donald Trump and his most ardent supporters spent the Obama era setting a new precedent: that good economic news is to be ignored, downplayed or disbelieved -- or at least never credited to the guy in the White House.
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But the "Irish backstop," as it was known, became politically toxic among the most ardent Brexit supporters, who saw a concession as full-on surrender to the EU. Her most vocal critics came from within her own Conservative Party.
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However, after posting a few viral essays in recent years, Dr. Gunter has emerged as the most ardent critic of Ms. Paltrow's website, routinely responding with snark and medical data to its pronouncements on diet and female genital health.
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Ryan, who stunned Washington last week with his announcement that he was not ready to support Trump, on Wednesday quietly met with Trump's most ardent Capitol Hill supporters ahead of Thursday's high-stakes meeting with the presumptive GOP nominee.
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On Saturday, the Sanders campaign issued a call to the DNC calling for the removal of two of the former Secretary of State's most ardent surrogates, former Congressman Barney Frank and Connecticut Governor Dan Molloy, from top positions within the convention.
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It was a departure from his repeated public praise for the retired general, one of his earliest and most ardent supporters, who he had named to be his top national security adviser despite warnings from the Obama administration and some lawmakers.
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I'm probably The Verge's most ardent follower of e-sports — video games played competitively for vast sums of money and in front of big crowds — but I have to concede that the Super Bowl that just happened was something altogether different.
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But even as Sanders' coalition appears to have coalesced behind her, 53% of New Hampshire voters have an unfavorable view of Clinton and a snapshot of some of his most ardent supporters in New Hampshire hints that deep fissures remain.
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They believe that along with his overall athleticism and hand-eye coordination—physical traits that even Tapia's most ardent critics agree are exceptional—that the intangibles will dictate his success or failure, the way they would with any other player.
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Arguably, President Trump – the most powerful man in the world – has been made aware of the issues plaguing the black community and has made a huge conciliatory gesture of goodwill towards some of his most ardent critics – black NFL players.
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He is one of the most ardent anti-abortion conservatives in the House, and said "I haven't been able to get to yes yet" on the bill because he is not convinced that anti-abortion provisions will stay in the legislation.
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While a large contingent of short sellers have been betting that the stock will fall, WWE's most ardent Wall Street fans say it will continue to rise even after outperforming the stock market last year and for much of 2019.
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The report, entitled "Repair and Prepare - Growth and the Euro after Brexit", comes at a time when even the most ardent defenders of the euro are cautioning against closer integration in the aftermath of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Thursday's hearing was a crucial test for Kavanaugh, who came out with his most ardent defense yet against the allegations in an attempt to sway lingering swing votes on Capitol Hill and to convince Trump to not withdraw his nomination.
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A spate of recent press reports suggesting that the document will be critical of top DOJ brass has raised expectations among some of President Trump's most ardent defenders that it will provide fuel for an ongoing broadside against the department.
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Even Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, one of the most ardent backers of "America First" economics, sees the limits of trade-deal tunnel vision: "Not all the unemployment problems… are a result of NAFTA or any other trade agreement," he said recently.
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There are fears that even the most ardent pro-EU Labour and Green MPs might feel uneasy about Lib Dems' willingness to scrap the 2016 result without holding a new referendum, and be deterred from participating in an electoral pact.
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But according to new data from the Pew Research Center, 90 percent of the most ardent Sanders supporters — that is, those who have consistently stuck with him since the beginning of the election — will support Clinton in the general election.
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They jostled, scarcely registering the presence of the actress Blake Lively, one of Ms. Longshore's most ardent collectors; the designer Christian Siriano; and celebrity stylists including June Ambrose and Jenke Ahmed Tailly, who counts Beyoncé and Kim Kardashian as clients.
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The campaign finance reports shed light on a network of groups that were formed to support Mr. Trump, but have spent less than other groups bolstering his agenda, while steering money to the president's businesses and his most ardent surrogates.
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He says Obamacare is a disaster that he wants repealed, the plan his campaign released is an orthodox conservative repeal plan, and his pick for secretary of health and human services is one of the House's most ardent Obamacare foes.
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The campaign went viral as Mr. Trump appeared to back down from his threat to shut down the government unless Congress allocated $5 billion for the wall, a capitulation that outraged his most ardent supporters and right-wing media pundits alike.
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Many of the club's most ardent supporters were unhappy when Hechter's classic jersey design was jettisoned this summer in favor of a reimagined Nike design, worn in domestic games, that no longer boasts a plain red stripe on a blue background.
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If there was a moment that Mr. Trump's former campaign manager thought his Everyman stories might resonate poorly with the president's most ardent supporters, it came near the end of the answer, when he quickly added a mention of fast food.
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Many prominent conservative commentators — among them some of the president's most ardent defenders — quickly pointed the finger at the left, accusing unnamed liberal agitators of sending the packages in a ploy to make Republicans look radical right before the midterms.
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The Vancouver-based architect is among the most ardent proponents of what is known as mass timber, prefabricated structural wood components that can be used to construct buildings — even large-scale buildings — faster, with less waste and eventually with less money.
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Some of the company's most ardent critics, including the online review site Yelp, seized on the CEO change as another opportunity to swipe at what they view as unchecked power at the utmost ranks of Silicon Valley's major technology companies.
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But it is hard to imagine the Taliban leadership successfully convincing its fighters and most ardent supporters to accept those provisions, after years of deriding the government as "illegitimate American stooges" and of demanding that all foreign forces leave Afghan soil.
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New York (CNN)Sean Hannity, the conservative radio personality and Fox News host who has been one of President Trump's most ardent supporters, is working on a book slated for release in 2020, according to people familiar with the matter.
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A little-known junior energy minister until she emerged as one of the most ardent voices in the campaign to leave the European Union, Leadsom is the outsider in the contest to succeed David Cameron as Conservative leader and prime minister.
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On its face, this may not seem like a remarkable event, but the number of unlikely occurrences that perfectly aligned to make this shark's identification possible would make even the most ardent skeptic wonder whether it was an intercedence of fate.
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Boiled down, that evidence establishes two facts that even the most ardent Trump supporter cannot credibly contest: (1) Trump held up foreign aid to Ukraine and a potential White House visit, and (2) Trump asked Ukraine to investigate his political rivals.
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Past moves by Reddit to remove harmful and controversial content from its site have been met with incessant trolling and backlash from the the most ardent users, who argue the platform is a lawless place where free speech reigns supreme.
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Websites and stores like Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Anthropologie, and even mass merchants like Target, may aim to tease out shoppers' inner diva, pitching fizzy elixirs and exotic oils, but for bathing's most ardent devotees, it helps to have deep pockets.
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Ironically, a vast majority of the soldiers who died were drawn from India's lower and middle castes with largely rural backgrounds, a far cry from the upper-caste, urban Hindu voters who are Mr. Modi's most ardent and hawkish supporters.
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The Ohio Republican, a 10-year veteran of the House and one of its most ardent conservatives, spoke with what his staff and protesters estimated were upward of 150 demonstrators in Marion, Ohio, at the historic home of former President Warren G. Harding.
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But even some of his most ardent defenders recognize that it's hard to dispute the allegations if Wilson really was caught on camera in two different locations with the 16-year-old girl, including at the hotel room where they allegedly had sex.
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Rather than hit the golf course for a day-long fundraiser with a handful of big donors, as Boehner did, Ryan stacks his events in rapid-fire succession -- allowing him to win over even his most ardent skeptics by helping them raise cash.
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Shortly after Trump took office and I realized that not only would he keep Tweeting, but he would use the platform as a direct pipeline to his most ardent supporters and, of course, the media, I grew concerned that he would destroy Twitter.
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The new leader's most ardent supporters embraced his far-right views, but he also appealed to less ideological voters because he sold himself as the man to upend the political and economic status quo in a struggling economy and myriad corruption scandals.
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First, we have to take stock of what led us to this moment, including technology and gaming industries too willing to indulge the "passion" of their most ardent fans — even when that "passion" is nothing more than frothing rage and unchecked entitlement.
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Proposals that would have the biggest effect have long been shelved by even the most ardent gun control advocates who now see an assault weapons ban or mandatory gun buyback programs like ones in Australia in 1996 and 2003 as political fantasy.
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Now, confronted with a foreign campaign of racial agitation thinly disguised as anti-establishment populism, many of Trump's most ardent conservative critics—including opinion writers like Rich Lowry and activists like Erick Erickson—have nevertheless embraced the Brexit and celebrated its destabilizing victory.
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Roger Stone, one of President Donald Trump's most ardent surrogates, has publicly implored the president to back marijuana legalization—even as he blasted his U.S. attorney general for "outmoded thinking" on pot while quoting Thomas Jefferson and The Bible to justify his position.
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Mr. Putin's power has not even protected one of his most ardent local supporters, the town's mayor, Dmitry Nikolaev, who was suspended from his post on April 19 amid a criminal investigation into corrupt payments involving the alumina factory and a construction company.
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Clinton offered a vigorous defense of a decision which has haunted her primary campaign — her acceptance of large amounts of money for giving speeches to Wall Street banks, a practice that even her most ardent supporters have viewed as puzzlingly self-defeating. Mrs.
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Apple says the smart battery case combined with your fully charged iPhone can give you 22 hours of internet use over LTE or 26 hours of talk time, which is enough juice to get even the most ardent user through an entire day.
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Nigerian Arsenal superfan Kelechi Anyikude, 32, who know lives in London, is one of the club's most ardent followers and "Unofficial Nigerian Ambassador," as his Twitter declares, and was one of those giving his reaction on his YouTube fandom channel Kelechi Tube.
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Flake has long been one of Trump's most ardent Republican critics, refusing to endorse him during his 2016 election bid and writing in a book published this summer that he felt the GOP had caved to the real estate mogul's populist politics.
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Trump is late, and the crowd outside starts to dissipate slowly, until only the most ardent supporters—albeit hundreds of them—are left outside, waiting in front of the lobby doors to hear the candidate's disembodied voice come out over the speakers.
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Ms. Feinstein is one of the most ardent supporters of gun restrictions in the Senate, and in her opening statement she forecast that she intended to grill Judge Kavanaugh about what she regarded as his "out of the mainstream" views on gun rights.
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Watching almost every game, devouring practice reports and tracking off-season moves, they are as infatuated with the Jets as their most ardent comrades in Manitoba — even if, until a few years ago, some could not locate the province on a map.
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As the most ardent defender of traditional free-trade policies, the I.M.F. has, for the better part of a year now, been making the case that trade, free of protective barriers like tariffs and duties, is crucial to a healthy world economy.
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In the curiously intense world of Lakers fandom, some of the team's most ardent supporters — so-called Kobe stans to the core — were outraged that James, a player who they felt had hopscotched from team to team, would be wearing purple and gold.
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Some of President Trump's most ardent campaign supporters were among his most vocal opponents on Thursday after he ordered the missile strike against Syria, charging him with breaking his promise to keep the United States out of another conflict in the Middle East.
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President Trump and congressional Democrats have proposed trillion-dollar infrastructure spending sprees, and among their most ardent allies are the nation's governors, Republicans and Democrats, who cite years of pent-up demand for fixing or expanding old assets and building new ones.
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But when Kelly is so obviously out of step with Trump—and when even Sessions, one of Trump's most ardent supporters, isn't eager to embrace a deportation force—it's clear that "Trumpism," whatever that may mean, is still a work in progress.
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A source from the more conservative faction described Pruitt as an administrator focused more on optics than reform, causing the source to believe Pruitt is more interested in his post-EPA political career than bringing to fruition the wishes of the most ardent EPA critics.
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In his inaugural address, Trump made sure to emphasize that he was taking Washington, DC, back for the "forgotten men and women," and though it struck many in the media as a dark, divisive speech it matched the mood of Trump's most ardent fans.
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And his most ardent opponents won't be able to complain much if in February he shows progress in addressing China's unfair trade practices, toward denuclearizing North Korea, in rallying support to counter Iran's malevolent behavior, and in replacing Venezuela's odious dictatorship with democratic change.
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If it is true that Donald Trump's children reflect well on the American president and soften his image even with his most ardent detractors, then Trump's capacity to choose and maintain employees of Jason's caliber for two decades is another giant feather in his cap.
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That has been the Jets' sentiment since last season, expressed by General Manager Mike Maccagnan and teammates like receiver Brandon Marshall, one of Fitzpatrick's most ardent supporters; receiver Eric Decker; and center Nick Mangold, who attended a Rangers playoff game with Fitzpatrick last month.
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According to one colleague who worked with her, she was also quick to absorb the anger of the most ardent CTC veterans — including some who shared a deep sense of guilt at having failed to act more effectively to prevent the 9/211 attacks.
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The announcement comes just hours before Lewandowski, who served as Trump's first campaign manager in 2016 and remains among his most ardent allies, is slated to join the president in New Hampshire on Thursday amid mounting speculation he could mount a 2020 run against Sen.
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Still, even the most ardent DACA supporters acknowledge that the political winds have shifted, in part because of the court's intervention, political concerns related to the encroaching midterm elections and the mass shooting in Florida that's turned the public gaze — if temporarily — toward gun reform.
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The premise of such forums is simple: The manager and his staff meet with some of their club's most ardent fans, giving them a chance to explain their ideas, and the fans an opportunity to express their concerns and hopes for the season ahead.
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While my employer has changed plenty of times over the years—Giant Bomb to Kotaku to Waypoint, in the past three years—I've managed to stay connected with my most ardent fans because they have a way of keeping track of what I'm up to.
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The most ardent critics of Iran, mostly from neoconservative and pro-Israel circles, generally see Iran as a personalistic dictatorship effectively controlled by the Supreme Leader or a small group of clerics (any analysis referring to Iranian leadership as "the Mullahs" likely involves this narratives).
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Letter To the Editor: For months I've been hearing comments, often from President Trump's most ardent opponents, that in spite of the turmoil our country is in, fear not because Vice President Mike Pence is merely an impeachment vote or resignation away from the presidency.
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But another Republican who Democrats thought was ripe for an upset, Mr. Rohrabacher — one of President Trump's most ardent defenders in Congress — also appears to be very much in the game as he fights off a challenge from Harley Rouda, a former Republican turned Democrat.
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The choice of the business executive, Kelly Loeffler, to fill the seat set off alarm bells among Mr. Trump's most ardent defenders and was seen by political observers as an attempt by Brian Kemp, the governor, to shore up Republican support from suburban women.
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That said, the Republicans named to the panel so far include some of the most ardent advocates of voting restrictions, led by Mr. Kobach and J. Kenneth Blackwell, who pushed for more stringent voting rules in the mid-2000s as Ohio secretary of state.
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Following the police shooting of Sylville Smith in Milwaukee, the police chief — and many of the police's most ardent defenders — were quick to point out that it wasn't just the 23-year-old victim who was black, but the 24-year-old police officer, too.
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While imperialists often spoke about "civilizing" the "savages," some of the most ardent anti-imperialists in the 19th century were white supremacists like John C. Calhoun, the senator from South Carolina, who was wary of letting "any but the Caucasian race" into the Union.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump held out the possibility on Tuesday of a softening of his hardline position on illegal immigration, a move that could help move him to the political center but hurt him with his most ardent supporters.
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New Yorkers remain in a state of perpetual grief over the constant shuttering of independent stores and restaurants (City Bakery being the most recent example) and at the same time often reserve their most ardent enthusiasm for new big-box stores with parking lots and bulk purchasing.
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Fox News commentator Sean Hannity, who has emerged as one of the most ardent pro-Trumpers in U.S. media, downplayed the day's news and quickly pivoted to the newest distraction around a seven-year-old story about Hillary Clinton and the sale of a uranium mining company.
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The case is a challenge to William Browder, a U.K.-based investor who was one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's most ardent defenders until Putin turned against him in a dispute over shares of Gazprom, the Russian gas giant, and stopped allowing him to visit Russia.
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Perry, one of Clinton's most ardent supporters in the 2016 race and one of several A-listers who took to the stage at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia last year, pitched the pair of heels named after the former secretary of State to her fans.
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Ultimately, it's a wargame inspired by Vietnam movies like Platoon or perhaps most directly by A Bright Shining Lie, the HBO Bill Paxton movie about John Paul Vann's journey from being a skeptical critic of the Vietnam War to one of its most ardent and effective prosecutors.
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As one of NASA's most ardent advocates in Congress for 18 years and as chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee that funds our space program for four years, I worked with all of my colleagues to restore NASA funding to levels not seen since the Apollo program.
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The legislation is riding on an unlikely alliance between Senator Ted Cruz, the combative Texas Republican who dropped out of the presidential race last month, and Mr. Schumer, a top Democrat who has been one of Mr. Cruz's most ardent opponents on issues like immigration reform.
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When news of this alleged "back channel" broke, we were met by several different responses from the White House: The persuadable middle doesn't have time to stick around and decipher what you meant to say, and you risk losing your most ardent supporters in the process.
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Even Mr Biden's most ardent opponents might find themselves moved, though the most emotive section is the eulogy for Beau delivered by Barack Obama—a reminder, like the rest of these books, that no president, except perhaps Ulysses Grant, has written as well as Mr Obama.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Trent Franks of Arizona, one of the House's most ardent social conservatives, said Thursday night that he would resign after the House Ethics Committee began an investigation into complaints that he had asked two female staff members to be a surrogate to bear his child.
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But Mr. Trump stepped behind the lectern still popular with his most ardent supporters, who see him as an unpredictable and entertaining commander in chief who posts vitriol on Twitter against the advice of the White House staff, the Republican leadership and those closest to him.
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After the game, however, the Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci suggested that Kean should shoulder an equal share of the blame because his celebration had antagonized those in Cagliari's Curva — the end of the stadium where the team's most ardent fans are housed — who were racially abusing him.
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As far as the white working class is concerned, Sanders has been a bit more reticent than his most ardent supporters in making the case that there are Trump voters disenchanted with this administration that Democrats can pull back in with the promise of economic opportunity.
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Mr. Burr's statement, while indirect, offered a clear rebuke to Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters in the Republican Party and in the right-wing news media, who have sought to cast the assessment as the shoddy work of Obama loyalists bitter over Mr. Trump's election victory.
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Dozens of national flags in the U.K.'s familiar red, white and blue pattern provided splashes of color across Parliament Square on an otherwise grey wintry evening; some flapping from the permanent mast poles around the perimeter, others draped around the necks of Brexit's most ardent supporters.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.), one of the Senate's most ardent opponents of eastern Gulf drilling, said in a statement last week.
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Through a series of close readings peppered with gossip and autobiographical anecdotes, Viertel lays out the formal precepts: an early "I Want" song, in which the hero reveals his most ardent desires; a first-act climax with "a crisis that seems completely beyond redemption"; and so on.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, No. 16-111, will be argued in the late fall and is likely to turn on the vote of Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who is simultaneously the court's most prominent defender of gay rights and its most ardent supporter of free speech.
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Chief of staff to the Environmental Protection Agency administrator Since he started in politics at 18, Ryan T. Jackson had more or less worked for one man: James M. Inhofe, the powerful Oklahoma Republican who is one of the Senate's most ardent skeptics of climate change.
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The sentence capped a stunning fall for Mr. Collins, of western New York, who rose to prominence after he became the first sitting member of Congress to endorse Donald Trump, a fellow Republican, in the 22018 campaign, and emerged as one of the president's most ardent supporters.
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Mr. Sessions, who was President Trump's first and most ardent supporter in the Senate, as well as a top national security adviser to the Trump campaign, was never in a position to serve as an impartial arbiter of any investigation involving Mr. Trump or his campaign.
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" One of Warren's most ardent outside backers, Adam Green of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, acknowledged -- on the June night she said it -- that Warren's "I'm with Bernie" declaration on the debate stage "gave anyone who prioritizes that issue a permission structure for clearly voting for her.
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Add to that the fact that Trump's most ardent and vocal supporters — the shitposters of 4chan and Reddit's /r/The_Donald, "free speech" warriors like Vice co-founder Gavin McInnes — are themselves obsessed with pushing the boundaries of community standards of decency, and the situation becomes very odd indeed.
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He could have even rescinded his offer after Trump's hate-filled immigration speech -- which convinced even some of Trump's most ardent Hispanic supporters to finally cut ties with him -- to show that he understands what Martin Luther King Jr. knew: that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
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Despite plummeting approval ratings (35 percent, currently) and a GOP rapidly distancing itself from his unhinged policy proposals, Trump's most ardent supporters have remained steadfast—buoyed by anonymous imageboards, Twitter ecelebrities, a healthy dose of faked fervor from bot nets, and a dedicated subreddit which bans dissenting views.
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A Marist College poll last week had better news for the governor, showing him with a 6923-point lead over Ms. Nixon, though the margin narrowed when pollsters asked those who were "highly enthusiastic" to participate in a Democratic primary, which typically draws the most ardent and energized voters.
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Even SpaceX chief, Elon Musk, the most ardent a billionaire fan of off-world colonies there is, has changed his tune somewhat, calling last week for building a moonbase first ahead of sending people to Mars, calling it a "continuance of the dream" of the Apollo astronaut landings.
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Yet for all the fiery language and stagecraft, it was far from clear if Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters would stick by him as he moves away from his original deportation-focused policy on immigration, or if he would win over many undecided voters with his new approach.
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Nobody has a right to feel very optimistic about the outcome, and there's a vast unfairness at work: even the most ardent recyclers and carbon tiptoers—not to mention those without a wide range of options when it comes to what and how they consume—will feel the burn.
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According to a report in The New York Times, Argento, who emerged as one of the most ardent supporters of the #MeToo movement after she accused disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein of rape last year, made a deal with a young actor who accused her of sexual assault.
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But opera, an art form that has existed for several hundred years, has only recently begun to reflect the lives of some of its most ardent fans with contemporary works that tell the stories of gay men, as well as the rest of the lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.
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The charges against Mr. Collins, a New York Republican who was one of President Trump's earliest and most ardent supporters, stem from his involvement with Innate Immunotherapeutics Limited, a small drug maker based in Australia, which had no approved drugs but several well-placed allies in the capital.
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The blunt warning — delivered to about 1003 of the president's most ardent supporters in the evangelical community — was the latest example of Mr. Trump's attempts to use the specter of violence at the hands of his political opponents and to fan the flames of cultural divisions in the country.
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"I think the president's most ardent supporters will continue to defend him with blinders on, but to any neutral observer watching this, it's impossible to believe that Cohen would engage in this conduct without his client signing off on it or at least being aware of it," he said.
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No, Trump has made a perversion of the word "fake," particularly among his most ardent supporters, so that it has come to mean news stories he doesn't like, commentary that is unflattering to him and inadequate coverage of what he views as positive news about him and his administration.
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It is a measure of her cult appeal that even Ms. Kawakubo's not-clothes are desirable to her most ardent fans, and unlike many other labels, which show fantasy on the runway but reality in the shops, Comme des Garçons sells its showpieces too — to its founder's occasional irritation.
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One of Mr. Trump's most prominent themes was the total rejection of political correctness; he even went so far as to claim that "political correctness is killing our country" and to name it as "the big problem this country has…" Such claims resonated strongly with his most ardent supporters.
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If this phenomenon continues to develop, Trump's message of linking the border wall to law and order has the potential to motivate not just the base and practical-minded Independents, but maybe all but the most ardent leftists, because we all feel markedly less safe as of late.
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Against the Colts (3-9, < 1 percent), Buffalo will most likely have to turn to Peterman as an injury replacement for Taylor, who hurt his knee, and even the most ardent Taylor supporters have to be pulling for Peterman to find a way to avoid embarrassing himself this time.
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Instead, Trump is heeding the advice of some of his most ardent allies in Congress, the House conservatives in the Freedom Caucus, who have put aside their own qualms about excessive executive power to get Trump a win on the border wall — a pet project that Congress has repeatedly rejected.
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Thiel has been one of his most ardent supporters, and Trump has been hammering away at Google and other tech giants for many other reasons, including his assertion the tech companies are tamping down conservative voices unfairly on social media or rigging search functions to disfavor him and other Republicans.
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In July of this year, the Post called that effort "one of the Obama administration's most ardent policy initiatives," which has "dramatically transformed the way colleges and universities respond to allegations of sexual misconduct": The Education Department has 2012 ongoing investigations at 198 postsecondary institutions into the handling of sexual violence.
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That suggests that Trump has a powerful incentive to get people to keep thinking about race: If his most ardent supporters just need a slight racial cue to come around to his conservative policy views, then Trump simply has to bring up race to get his supporters fired up for him.
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But even Prowse, who provided the menacing movements of film's most iconic villain, wouldn't be recognized on the street by all but the most ardent Star Wars fans — that's because in the final cut of the movie, his face and voice were replaced by Sebastian Shaw and James Earl Jones, respectively.
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He has played well in those games, but it's probably too early to say that he's made a return to his form of a few years ago, when he was one of the NBA's most ardent poker-faced trolls and one of the most idiosyncratically valuable backcourt players in the game.
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A few hours and a hilly walk around the city later, I call for reinforcements—I can't make it through another plate of cheese and meat alone (indeed, even the most ardent of Portuguese Francesinha fans tend to limit themselves to one a month, in the interests of avoiding coronary meltdown).
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But in 2011, some of the most ardent anti-abortion activists in Ohio opposed the inaugural "heartbeat" bill, citing worries that the legislation would become mired in a lengthy legal battle since it was blatantly unconstitutional, and the makeup of the Supreme Court appeared less amenable to upholding anti-choice laws.
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The commercial is striking for its substantive and tonal differences from Mr. Trump's closing argument in raucous rallies throughout the country, where his incendiary comments about the dangers of immigration and crime are meant to stoke fears that drive his most ardent supporters to the polls to vote for Republicans.
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Before Mr. Paul waged his assault on the budget deal, trouble was already brewing in the House, where angry opposition from the Republicans' most ardent conservative members, coupled with Democratic dissenters dismayed that the deal did nothing for young undocumented immigrants, created new tension as the clock ticked toward midnight.
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Hannity & Ingraham attack and mock media for coverage Some of Trump's most ardent supporters in media have downplayed concerns about the coronavirus and misled their audiences by telling them that news organizations and members of the Democratic Party are weaponizing fear in a bid to hurt the President's re-election efforts.
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Yet even the most ardent champions of a living Constitution do not argue that the original text and meaning of the Constitution are irrelevant; rather, supporters of this alternative theory have always maintained that the concepts articulated in the Constitution must be applied in light of changing facts about American life.
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Ukrainians see a dark irony in the fact that it was the president of the United States — a country that has arguably been Ukraine's most ardent supporter in its fight against corruption — who has pushed Zelensky to deal in the very type of corruption he's supposed to get rid of.
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Flanked by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Facebook exec Nick Clegg, Zuckerberg met face-to-face at his Bay Area home with some of the company's most ardent critics to hear their concerns about how the company tackles hate speech and its policy of not fact-checking ads from politicians.
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In the House, Representative Trent Franks of Arizona, one of the House's most ardent social conservatives, said that same day that he would resign after the House Ethics Committee began an investigation into complaints that he had asked two female staff members to be a surrogate to bear his child. 22.
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But Sanders's most ardent socialist backers are already comparing it to the fabled Meidner plan, a 21s initiative in which the social democratic government of Sweden sought to set up "wage earner funds" where workers would pay in payroll taxes and then gradually buy up majority stakes in all Swedish corporations.
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"If you had told someone a few years ago, after Joy Behar&aposs show on Current TV were canceled, that she would not only remain on 'The View,' but emerge as a far-left folk hero, it&aposs doubtful that even the most ardent supporters would have predicted this," Houck told Fox News.
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On Soccer COLUMBUS, Ohio — On Friday night, just before the kickoff of a World Cup qualifying match against Mexico, the most ardent fans of the United States men's national soccer team unveiled a giant graphical display, known as a tifo, at one end of Mapfre Stadium to show their support for the Americans.
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Even the most ardent proponents of short-term rentals agree that the practice should be regulated: There ought to be mechanisms to collect taxes, restrict the density of short-term rentals in certain areas, and deal with absentee owners who offer property for rent and allow rowdy guests to become neighborhood nuisances.
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Some argue the implicit message these words and phrases carry—that abortion is morally wrong and shameful—has managed to infiltrate the pro-choice side of the debate, meaning even the most ardent feminist activists might find themselves inadvertently apologizing for abortion even as they fight for the universal right to access it.
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WASHINGTON — Furious opposition from both the House Democrats' most ardent liberals and their fiscal hawks forced Democratic leaders on Tuesday to delay voting on a two-year budget measure that would increase military and domestic spending, an embarrassing send-off as the new majority prepared to leave for a three-day retreat.
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Curry's most ardent fans have been steadfast in their belief that Golden State can overcome its heavy reliance on Durant, which is dramatically apparent in a comparison of the team's statistics with him on the court versus off it in this postseason, by simply unlocking the potential of its star point guard.
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But it is all but politically impossible for Mr. Trump, who counts the powerful gun lobby among his most ardent supporters, to strengthen the A.T.F. The National Rifle Association has long sought to hobble the agency in an effort to curb its ability to regulate guns, which the gun lobby has traditionally opposed.
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New York (CNN Business)Some of President Donald Trump's most ardent supporters in media have downplayed concerns about the novel coronavirus this week and misled their audiences by telling them that news organizations and members of the Democratic Party are weaponizing fear in a bid to hurt the President's re-election efforts.
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Even in soft focus and sweaters, it'll be nearly impossible for all but Trump's most ardent supporters to separate the Spicer they see on TV from the one that declared Trump's inauguration was the most heavily attended in history, to forget about Conway's Orwellian "alternative facts" line, or to dismiss Sanders's withering credibility.
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It's true that many people picked the Chargers to win last week — though the Patriots were officially 4-point favorites in the game — but even the most ardent believers in Los Angeles's chances seemed aware that the combination of Brady, Bill Belichick and Foxborough could easily lead to a win for New England.
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Science Fiction is not only a stunning album, filled with haunting lyrics and melodies on tracks like "Same Logic/Teeth" and "No Control" — it's also a road map for how a band whose calling card is naked emotion can age and evolve without losing their raw-nerve connection to their most ardent fans.
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Despite decisive losses in the California and New Jersey primary contests in June, Sanders had resisted standing behind Clinton — to praise from his most ardent supporters, including members of the Bernie or Bust movement, but to the disdain of many Clinton backers and others eager to start unifying the party ahead of the convention.
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While the show has its issues (see: zero diversity, rampant homophobia, the entire fat Monica situation), for most viewers, Friends remains a happy break from reality, full of plot points fans never tire of debating—questions that have inspired countless online think pieces, holiday arguments and sleepless nights among the show's most ardent devotees.
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Yet not even the most ardent believer out there could have predicted this, because this isn't what's meant to happen to vanguards of a supposed underground—even if that underground melted into the mainstream, and we're living through a period where clubbing's current conservatism is becoming more and more estranged from its radical roots.
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Some argue the implicit message these words and phrases carry—that abortion is morally wrong and shameful—has managed to infiltrate the pro-choice side of the debate as well, meaning even the most ardent feminist activists might find themselves inadvertently apologizing for abortion even as they fight for the universal right to access it.
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Trump may or may not be serious about delivering on his campaign promises to deport immigrants, build walls, restrict freedom of the press, and lock up his political opponents, but even the man's most ardent supporters must admit that his petty vindictiveness is the one fixed star in the shifting firmament of his policy pronouncements.
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Read more: Leaked audio reveals that Trump didn't know semitrucks run on diesel — yet the industry is among Trump's most ardent supportersOne study he cited from the Institute for Women's Policy Research noted that employees who attended work while infected with the H1N1 swine flu caused the infection of an estimated seven million coworkers.
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WASHINGTON — The choice by President Trump of a pro-immigration economist to lead his Council of Economic Advisers is stirring a backlash among his most ardent supporters, who worry it is an abandonment of the tough stance he took on the issue during the campaign and the latest in a string of broken promises.
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Here's a pretty good example of how addictive and important TikTok is in the hierarchy of its most ardent fans' smartphone apps: TikTok launched in the US in August of 22009, was downloaded 1.5 billion times worldwide in 2019, and is now so popular that it has to actively beg its users to log off.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE voters and the most ardent Trump supporters all should be united in outrage over the death of Daniel Shaver.
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There ain't nothing here to see, folks, move along, move along The song is a reflection on a House Judiciary Committee hearing in June, when Jordan, one of the President's most ardent supporters, and Rosenstein, whom Trump has scrutinized, clashed over a congressional request for FBI documents related to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Signs have been increasing for weeks that Mr. Trump was heading toward pulling out of the Paris agreement, apparently believing that a continued United States presence in the accord would harm the economy; hinder job creation in regions like Appalachia and the West, where his most ardent supporters live; and undermine his "America first" message.
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If a party radically shifts its policy positions, it can alienate its most ardent supporters, who won't be there the next time the party is blamed for something that goes wrong The story was different in 2003, when UCR and Peronist leaders shifted positions rapidly to address another economic crisis and formed some cross-party coalitions.
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Mr Nunes, has suggested that what needs investigating is the leaks to journalists that have embarrassed the White House, a nod to an idea newly popular among the president's most ardent supporters that a "deep state" is thwarting a democratically elected leader, a conspiratorial notion borrowed from semi-democracies that casts Mr Trump as a victim.
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Mr. Obama's most ardent black fans ignore how he often failed to speak about race or use his powers to convene commissions or issue executive orders to lessen black suffering; his nastiest black critics lambast him as an ineffectual leader who has done little to protect blacks from racial assault or lift them from economic misery.
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A composer and organizer as well as a distinctive instrumentalist, he co-founded the Strata-East label in the early 1970s, releasing some of the most ardent improvised music of that era; played alongside the likes of Bobby Hutcherson and the Heath Brothers in the 1960s and '70s; and always maintained an ambitious practice as a composer.
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WASHINGTON — A growing campaign by President Trump's most ardent supporters to discredit the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and the law enforcement agencies assisting his investigation is opening new fissures in the Republican Party, with some lawmakers questioning the damage being done to federal law enforcement and to a political party that has long championed law and order.
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It is worth considering, though, the nature of Tottenham when Pochettino took over in 2014: that Tottenham was a team deep in the shadow of its two fiercest rivals, Arsenal and Chelsea; one that only occasionally featured in the Champions League; one that few, even among its most ardent fans, considered genuine contenders for the Premier League title.
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The event brought together some of the president's most ardent supporters as well as longtime Republican Party stalwarts, including Marc Kasowitz, who until recently served as the president's personal attorney; Las Vegas casino magnate Steve Wynn; the New York real estate magnate Howard Lorber; RNC chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel; and the president's older sons Donald Jr. and Eric.
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But assuming it passes, even its most ardent supporters acknowledge that it will have a fairly small impact on the size of the federal prison system — contributing only bit by bit to reductions in incarceration over time if inmates take up rehabilitation programs, behave well, and therefore earn more credits to get out of prison early.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyRomney shocks GOP with vote to convict Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Trump officials to allow Medicaid block grants | WHO declares emergency over coronavirus | CDC reports first coronavirus case that spread in US McConnell group to host Super Bowl weekend fundraiser MORE (R-Mo.), one of the president's most ardent Senate defenders. Sen.
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The former Trump White House chief strategist, who was one of Moore's most ardent backers in Alabama, has pledged to run serious primary challenges against every GOP incumbent on the ballot in 2018 (with the exception of Ted Cruz in Texas.) Bannon-backed primary challengers are already making life difficult for Republican incumbents, chasing Flake and Corker into retirement and leading Nevada Sen.
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Donald Trump Jr., 40, the president's oldest son, is poised to be a key player this fall in a strategy aimed at galvanizing the president's most ardent supporters, the WashPost's Ashley Parker and Phil Rucker write on A1: The big picture: "In a normal Republican universe ... a guy like Don Jr. ... would be very problematical," says Republican strategist Mike Murphy.
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In recent months, I've found myself further and further down the rabbit hole of Twitter feuding with her most ardent supporters, vexed by her inclination to blame outside forces and unwillingness to acknowledge the mistakes she made throughout her presidential campaign, like not visiting Wisconsin, along with her inability to put out a campaign message that inspired enough of Barack Obama's coalition.
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The tentative arrangement, which the president hashed out over dinner on Wednesday night at the White House with the top-ranking congressional Democrats, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, set off accusations of betrayal and renewed nagging doubts about whether Mr. Trump was in jeopardy of alienating some of his most ardent backers on the right.
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Ken DerowSwarthmore, Pa. To the Editor: It appears that some of President Trump's most ardent supporters (for example, Tucker Carlson) are now suggesting that Republicans stop their fruitless efforts to label Mr. Trump's conversation with the Ukrainian president as appropriate but instead urge that such conduct does not merit impeachment and that his fate should be determined by the 2020 election.
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Some of Donald Trump's most ardent supporters (and, in a different, cautionary spirit, a few people on the left) have taken to using "the Deep State" to describe a nexus of institutions—the intelligence agencies, the military, powerful financial interests, Silicon Valley, various federal bureaucracies—that, they believe, are conspiring to smear and stymie a President and bring him low.
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Nunes is among 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 most ardent congressional allies in the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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He did not need his general manager and most ardent supporter justifying his contract extension by comparing his statistics to Aldridge, and saying that the Raptors got a $15 million discount on Bargnani despite only giving up a few points and rebounds per game relative to Aldridge—as if all raw statistics are created equal, and defence did not exist.
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Those last two books were published with Coffee House via their Emily Books imprint, a just-ended feminist publishing project launched by Emily Gould and Ruth Curry, who are responsible for being among the earliest, and certainly most ardent, advocates of work by writers like Barbara Browning, Samantha Irby, and Chelsea Hodson, author of that book Kendall Jenner was reading poolside in that fateful Instagram.
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"It builds constituencies, you have powerful special interests whose jobs suddenly depend on it, and the left fights intensely to protect government power once they've established it," added Mr. Phillips, whose group, which is backed by the billionaire brothers David H. and Charles G. Koch, was one of the most ardent foes of the law from the moment Mr. Obama started pursuing it in 2009.
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Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE, on the other hand, is one of the administration's most ardent and public supporters, speaking in support of the president's actions on a weekly basis.
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In the 2020 presidential field, the oldest possible candidates include two of the most prominent centrists (former vice president Biden and former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg) as well as two of the most ardent liberals (Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.) "Both age and race do not correspondent cleanly to ideology," notes Matt Bennett, vice president for public affairs at the centrist Democratic group Third Way.
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While everybody knows that Atlanta's Kandi Burruss is a hitmaker with a Grammy to her name (not to mention bragging rights for bringing Kim Zolciak-Biermann's "Don't Be Tardy" into the world), Throwback Bravo reminds even the most ardent Housewives fan of such old chestnuts as Simon Van Kempen's "I Am Real," Zolciak-Biermann's lesser-known "Google Me" and the Sonja Morgan cabarlesque performance that rendered her RHONY star Ramona Singer momentarily speechless.
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Filled with flashes of visual beauty and a fistful of interesting ideas, Knight of Cups is — like much of Malick's most recent work — something that asks to be experienced rather than understood, but by pushing his experimental inclinations further than ever before, he's ended up with something that's strangely bereft of poetry or emotional resonance, resulting in a movie that may be off-putting to all but the most ardent Malick die-hards.
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President Donald Trump's alleged sharing of highly-classified information with Russian officials in the Oval Office is not going to be the story that finally breaks his support from conservative media, Congressional Republicans or his most ardent supportersBut it will add fresh roadblocks to the president's ability to get anything significant done on Capitol Hill this year, including sweeping tax reform and a major roll-back of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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A spate of recent press reports suggesting that the document will be critical of top DOJ brass has raised expectations among some of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's most ardent defenders that it will provide fuel for an ongoing broadside against the department.
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep Dayton mayor: Trump visit after shooting was 'difficult on the community' MORE (D-Ohio), one of the Senate's most ardent progressives, said he has "serious concerns" with the oversight board and the bill's exemption of Puerto Rico from a recent Labor Department rule expanding overtime pay eligibility to thousands of workers.
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Top House Republicans are considering temporarily placing two of President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE's most ardent allies on the House Intelligence Committee, a move that would shore up Trump's defense on a key panel that will take a leading role in questioning witnesses during the public phase of Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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As CBS News reports: President Trump's most ardent backers—who call themselves supporters, period, and whom we've labeled Believers since the start of this ongoing panel study—remain connected and loyal to the president by what seems a deep cultural and personal link, feeling he "fights for people" like them and speaks in a way they can relate to.... Their loyalty—which they say the president deserves—is to Donald Trump over other political parties and labels like conservative or Republican.
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As he becomes more personal and freer with his stories, McPhee also becomes freer with advice: For a far richer and more specific list of alternative words, use a dictionary, not the "scattershot wad" in a thesaurus; every piece of writing can be improved by cutting, or "greening" as it is known at Time, for which McPhee produced many kinds of articles including marvelous show-biz profiles likely to be unfamiliar to even his most ardent fans (a passage on trying to interview Jackie Gleason is particularly wonderful).
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And so, even 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 most ardent supporters couldn't blame the president's chief of staff for summarily firing Porter (calling it a resignation) once all the cards were on the table — including the photograph published in the Daily Mail of the ex-wife who says Porter hit her.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) has become "sort of the Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 11 Essential reads you missed this week MORE of the Senate," a reference to one of the House's most ardent immigration hard-liners.
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