Second-guessing of Mueller Even inside the Justice Department, there's been second-guessing of some of the Mueller team's work.
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" "A big part of parenting in general is second-guessing.
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The ranking left Cardinals coach Bobby Petrino second-guessing his approach.
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But he also cautioned against second-guessing the country's independent judiciary.
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You'll spend a lot of time second-guessing yourself today, Cancer.
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Publicly, at this point, the senator isn't second-guessing her actions.
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Skaskiw hesitated, second-guessing his decision to leave the children behind.
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Antetokounmpo presumably didn't anticipate the second-guessing that greeted those picks.
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The five we settled on are guaranteed to provoke second-guessing.
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It was a frustrating defeat that could lead to second-guessing.
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He chose this path and saw no point in second-guessing.
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She is still second-guessing her decision to calmly ignore his shenanigans.
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To stop with the doubt and the worry and the second-guessing.
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However, he said, those second-guessing the call don't understand the animal.
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Then, there will clearly be some second-guessing about Ossoff's messaging choices.
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This keeps everyone second guessing themselves and avoiding anything they consider risky.
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I was constantly second-guessing myself and worried about making monthly payroll.
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We started second-guessing everything and we have to stop doing that.
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If you don't, you set yourself up for criticism and second-guessing.
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"He was not second-guessing what he was wearing," Mr. Jannuzzi said.
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Federated Investors' Steve Chiavarone is not a bull who's second guessing himself.
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People who are searching for good enough are not second-guessing themselves.
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After an election this contentious, some partisan second-guessing is to be expected.
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If I don't do my job well, she's kind of second guessing everything.
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"You can't help but feel the second-guessing," said Meen, a Toronto psychiatrist.
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But with each new failure, more and more scientists second-guessing that theory.
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But lately you've been second-guessing yourself and even feeling annoyed when complimented.
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There's a term for this second-guessing behavior in social psychology: counterfactual thinking.
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Or was I second-guessing the strategy with which I accomplished my mission?
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"A big part of parenting in general is second guessing," Geyser's mother said.
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So I started second-guessing everything I was doing in terms of songwriting.
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When you lose, it is disappointment and second-guessing, followed by extreme fatigue.
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Judge Patricia Millett told Consovoy she was wary of second-guessing Congress' motives.
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Rebecca McCray New York City Gladwell's second-guessing of marijuana is spot-on.
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His inaction and second guessing of the warning system saved millions of lives.
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Yet we repeat: Further probing and second-guessing are unavoidable for the Warriors.
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And, I understand that there's always second-guessing anytime there is a war.
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Even Ms. Mayer's handling of the Alibaba investment came in for second-guessing.
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Some West Wing and other administration officials are now second-guessing his silence.
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They have been preparing to present it but are now second-guessing themselves.
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Joyce Gordon, 83, was second-guessing her decision to stay through the storm.
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Beman, for his part, is not interested in second-guessing the panel's conclusions.
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And it creates rifts and suspicions and second-guessing that make governing much harder.
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Not the people second guessing, the guy who's like "boom!" and goes for it.
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But at a certain point, you can't spend all your time second-guessing things.
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The Ben Rothwell fight saw Overeem's second guessing of himself at its absolute worst.
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Editorial The history of second-guessing the Nobel Peace Prize is a rich one.
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This despair also inspires pointless second-guessing about whether Democrats picked the wrong candidate.
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Before Sunday's game, Maddon told a story about his own second-guessing of others.
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Overcome with anxiety, the couple became highly emotional and started second-guessing their decision.
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The second-guessing of Fed operations is not the exclusive purview of the right.
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And inevitably, that means a tremendous amount of second-guessing and doubting our instincts.
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Clients stopped second-guessing me and instead just answered all of my damn questions.
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Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats aren't changing course, despite all those second-guessing them.
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"I don't want to be that founder who's always second-guessing," Mr. MacFarlane said.
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In various unpredictable reviews and reactions, the amount of second guessing was unbelievably high.
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And publicly, he will betray no sign of hesitation or second-guessing on Kavanaugh.
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Aides said Trump appeared wholly comfortable with his decision on Friday, without much second guessing.
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I remember second-guessing everyone, like what was their reason for saying something to me.
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"They're always second-guessing, everyone's always afraid at networks," Abrams said of the initial hesitation.
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They talk about facing gender stereotypes and how that can lead to second-guessing themselves.
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The publication of the survey questions today led to an immediate round of second-guessing.
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At this point, altering or removing the passage would amount to second-guessing CNN's leadership.
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We are constantly second-guessing ourselves, withdrawing, and trying to figure out what is happening.
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For every theory broached this cycle, there's a counter-argument and loads of second-guessing.
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So, I don't want to get into the blame game or the second-guessing game.
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And that's a really great feeling, when you're not working for it or second-guessing.
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Doing so would subject the motivations behind a president's decisions to second-guessing in court.
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Make sure your children know of your decisions, and they&aposre not second-guessing themselves.
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I'd say the most negative effects come from me second-guessing or doubting my own strength.
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And Mr Scalia was even more emphatic about not second-guessing the conclusions of democratic majorities.
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I know I'm done when I start asking too many questions and second-guessing my decisions.
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Then when we got open, we were second-guessing, wondering if the next man is coming.
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His handling of Trump backfired dramatically, and there was ample second-guessing about his campaign strategy.
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But now, the concerns are being elevated: Retailers are second-guessing their endorsement of the line.
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But those second-guessing the call "don't understand silverback gorillas," Maynard said in a news conference.
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Amid great uncertainty about these changed fundamentals, commodity traders can lapse into second-guessing each other.
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Cramer reminded viewers on Thursday that he doesn't like to distract himself by second guessing things.
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If you end up second-guessing all the time, it's difficult to get the work done.
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But by Wednesday morning, even in the White House, there was second-guessing about that approach.
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This factor contributes to officers second-guessing their actions or just not acting in many instances.
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She has been second-guessing herself since she started looking for the treasure three years ago.
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"I have no problem with it whatsoever," Cubs Manager Joe Maddon said of the second-guessing.
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"It's time for risk at that particular time; that's not second-guessing," Jerry Jones told reporters.
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I wanted to get back to the place where I wasn't second-guessing things so much.
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Second-guessing the moves of politicians caught in a game of chicken has never been easy.
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Girardi was set up for more second-guessing on Sunday with his decision to start Tanaka.
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D'Antoni absorbed more than the usual second-guessing after both of Houston's defeats in this series.
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If Republicans lose badly, though, much of the second-guessing will circle back to Stepien's team.
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Decades later, there seems to be plenty of second-guessing and even regret at their decision.
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And there's no second-guessing that the Senegalese know exactly what they want and how to communicate.
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Losing the presidency leads to years of self-analysis and second-guessing: Why did I do that?
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"The next 18 months will be fraught with false-starts, risk rallies, and second-guessing," he wrote.
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Virtually any other monetary investment in journalism would be less likely to invite loud public second-guessing.
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For most, spotting different shapes can be rudimentary, but this brainteaser will have you second-guessing everything.
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That brief moment of second-guessing does not equate the claims that she wishes to transition again.
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When we spoke, Reid told me he did not wish to be seen as second-guessing Schumer.
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I know I have something amazing, but I'm still second-guessing that amazingness with an amazing person.
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So we have the privilege not to be influenced by the short term second guessing of cycles.
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Or you used to love each other, viscerally, in a way that didn't involve any second-guessing.
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Perhaps if there had been less certitude and more second-guessing in Clinton's campaign, she'd be president.
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Second-guessing your desire if you haven't gotten to take one particular interest out for a spin.
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If bisexuality implies "two" of anything, it's not about the gender binary — it's about second-guessing yourself.
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Here's my full story... Now Trump is using the word The president apparently isn't second guessing himself.
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If that happens, there likely will be a wave of second-guessing among Trump's critics and opponents.
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If Dany was second-guessing her decision to keep fighting Cersei then, she is most certainly not now.
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Granted, history has shown that second-guessing Marvel and its chief Kevin Feige has been a sucker bet.
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Later, Baker recounts Obama second-guessing his progressive approach to the presidency as his administration was winding down.
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We are much more in tune with the audience rather than second-guessing their perception, expectations and aspirations.
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And all the time I was second-guessing myself, saying something and then hating myself for saying it.
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Efforts to be made whole over the past year have been met with resistance, delays, and second-guessing.
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Since Bill Clinton, presidents have exercised relatively little overt influence over Fed policy, never openly second-guessing decisions.
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As he was walking out the door, you could see the guy second guessing himself and looking back.
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The problem is that audiences don't always follow the script, turning today's conventional wisdom into tomorrow's second guessing.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer reminded viewers on Thursday that he doesn't like to distract himself by second guessing things.
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The leaders of those institutions are best served by welcoming that oversight and that process of second-guessing.
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The festival leans toward family-friendly theater: For better or worse, there is no second-guessing Molière here.
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The mystery takes an amusing turn once the clever young Constable Peregrine Twitten starts second-guessing his superiors.
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Still, after months of controlling the narrative in the news media, Ms. Pelosi exposed herself to second-guessing.
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You're always second-guessing yourself, and doubting, and continuing to look around at what other people are doing.
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A lot of people were second-guessing this, and it became clear today that is not the case.
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Judges have given the executive branch broad latitude to decide where to transfer wartime detainees without judicial second-guessing.
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This second-guessing habit has taken the form, in the 21st century, of increasing attacks on the regulatory state.
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Some expressed worry about second-guessing executive branch determinations about who should be allowed to enter the United States.
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Sources close to FCA say that the government was constantly second-guessing and renegotiating every aspect of the deal.
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This is different than second-guessing the choice itself or dwelling on something until you make yourself feel bad.
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And how will he handle the news media scrutiny and second-guessing that go with a high-profile job?
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Eastern time, the second-guessing of his decision, his motives and its consequences has consumed political conversations in Iowa.
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Meanwhile, we imagine that Grimes — whose mother is a journalist — is second-guessing a lot of her recent choices.
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They cast a pall over all high-profile actions and result in reflexive second-guessing of the department's motivations.
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Such second-guessing by politicians of the marketplace undermines the free private enterprise that is the source of prosperity.
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I had built a buzz up, and then I started second guessing myself, and it kinda died back down.
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The contract got done, and Trouba isn't second-guessing a business decision that (he feels) was right for him.
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That's opened up the networks to endless sniping and second-guessing from both media critics and the candidates themselves.
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Dear Sugars "Scared to Choose Wrong" started second-guessing her relationship when her fiancé put on some extra weight.
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In Nofar's second-guessing of herself, she doesn't consider that confessing would delegitimize the credibility of other assault victims.
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Justice Kennedy seemed skeptical that courts had a role to play in second-guessing the president's national-security determinations.
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Lots of notable people pay attention to the draft, and many of them can't resist second-guessing the teams.
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And the stock pulled back sharply Monday — a sign that investors are already second-guessing Lyft's $21999 billion valuation.
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Clinton's get-out-the-vote rally on Monday night, Bill Clinton seemed to be second-guessing the campaign's ground game.
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It revealed a candidate second-guessing himself over his decision and a campaign that doesn't seem ready for prime-time.
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I'm even aware of the urge that, any time I'm about to post something on Instagram, I'm second guessing myself.
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"Efforts to be made whole over the past year have been met with resistance, delays, and second-guessing," it wrote.
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You'll keep second-guessing your work and will make a million changes to something that doesn't need to be changed.
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It's time to be done with this sort of second-guessing the personal decision of those who have been wronged.
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That brought millions in additional cash to help the needy, but last week's shooting had the mayor second-guessing himself.
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The state party cleared the field for his nomination, but a slow start to his campaign prompted some second-guessing.
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I was enjoying whole parts and then turning on them, caught up in the same second-guessing Lisicky struggles with.
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Sketchbook The cartoonist Ken Krimstein wrote a graphic biography of the political philosopher, and started second-guessing his own decisions.
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Anyway, my final decision comes down to something Bryan himself said: the Final Cut is simply Ridley Scott second-guessing himself.
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Likely the initial hiccup has also left many early adopters second-guessing the decision to drop $2,000 on an unproven product.
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But the techlash (a term I hate just based on the awkwardness of the portmanteau) has us all second guessing everything.
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He did not appear to be one of those actors given to second-guessing or self-torture after a night onstage.
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People who've made themselves vulnerable by participating in the hashtag don't need you second-guessing their accounts or making contrarian remarks.
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Of course, now that I'm seeing it all beautifully photographed and up for sale on Poshmark, I'm second guessing my decisions!
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He added that there are elements of the show that he was pleased with and some he was left second-guessing.
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Even if my iPhone XS were still in mint condition, I think I'd be second-guessing my decision at this point.
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"Better Call Saul" has thus earned the right to continue inching toward its expiration date, with little reason for second-guessing.
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Shot at night, the coldly lit buildings and street scenes look so futuristic they may leave you second-guessing the date.
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Cillizza: The image you paint of Hillary Clinton's campaign in the book is one of chaos, warring factions and second-guessing.
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Given the symbolic nature of the awards, and the microscope under which they operate, the Oscars can scarcely avoid second-guessing.
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Not that you're second guessing but first guess — this is what I would do with this guy's stuff in this situation.
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RELATED: Here's how people reacted to Michelle Wolf's White House correspondents' roast Come Sunday morning, there was lots of second-guessing.
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But arguing that Mr. Trump's nomination can be rescinded by second-guessing party bosses over the word "otherwise" seems highly improbable.
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She also said courts generally should not invoke public policy as the basis for second-guessing arbitrators' decisions to reinstate employees.
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And a smaller group of senators have chided Mr. Trump for second-guessing his intelligence agencies and attacking law enforcement agencies.
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As the trade association's senior regulatory scientist, she was perfectly positioned to continue her second-guessing of the E.P.A.'s science.
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And it landed in the era of social media, a global watercooler made for instant reaction, side-choosing and second-guessing.
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Atlanta Hawks Second-guessing is a daily way of life for teams that passed over Luka Doncic in the 2018 draft.
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And Kennedy asked with skepticism whether the courts should be second guessing the political branches when it comes to national security.
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Ahead are tips from Dr. Boateng and Simpson, whether you're a bride-to-be or are second-guessing any long-term relationship.
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Everyone is second guessing what a Trump presidency will mean and financial markets think that Trump could spell more inflation and growth.
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But the extended market rout — and some second guessing among the British people themselves — suggest it could be quite bad for him.
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The senators inclined to impose statutory cost-benefit analysis requirements on the agency would force this sort of second-guessing upon it.
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It's highly intensive and there's not a lot of second guessing and 15 to 18 hour days is pretty much the norm.
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The conversational interface easily surfaces the next best actions, saving the user time from hunting and second-guessing what to do next.
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Not only was he feinting to get Assuncao swinging at air and second guessing himself, he was drawing counters and exploiting them.
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But such second-guessing is in many ways the point of the 30-acre Peace Memorial Park, which Mr. Obama will visit.
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The other simply revolves around second-guessing the AI-produced solutions and their own ability to put those solutions to good use.
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He talks of his anxiety and his penchant for second-guessing like a priest who has grown comfortable with his small sins.
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The move displeased police union officials, who said it amounted to placating activists by second-guessing officers who have done nothing wrong.
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"It wasn't because of indecisiveness," said LaRose, addressing the second-guessing that DeWine should have set the postponement in motion days earlier.
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After last night's episode of Saturday Night Live, you're probably second-guessing any plans you had to meal prep salad this week.
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Bureaucrats who once encouraged foreign takeovers are second-guessing private deals, and tech stars are being force-fed shares in state dinosaurs.
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And, because it's casual and on your terms, you're not second-guessing those answers to challenging interview questions – you believe in yourself!
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One thing she says she sees a lot in her practice is a misunderstanding and second-guessing of the sensation of fullness.
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"One thing you will not see: I'm not going to be publicly undermining or second-guessing anything that is done," said Bevin.
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Pouille's decision generated far less second-guessing than Murray's, which was met with skepticism from both the news media and fellow players.
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Feeling the pressure of a red light about to turn green, I didn't have the luxury of mulling, overanalyzing or second-guessing.
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"You should be able to do what you feel is right without worrying about anybody second-guessing you in the public," he said.
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It's impossible not to enjoy Bears head coach John Fox's Monday morning rant about hot-dog-laden press boxes second-guessing quarterback play.
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She moved to West Covina, CA, for Josh, but now, she's second-guessing herself and wondering if she's meant to be with Greg.
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Despite Monday's actions, Trump has defended his decision and shown little evidence he's second-guessing his instinct with bring home American troops abroad.
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She's waffling, second-guessing Bailey's surgery plan and her own instincts while Mer barks at her from the corner of the operating room.
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SECOND-GUESSING POWELL Much now depends on how dovish Fed Chair Jerome Powell chooses to be in his Jackson Hole speech on Friday.
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Neither Khashoggi's death nor the humanitarian misery of the Saudi-led bombardment and blockades in Yemen seem to have caused any second guessing.
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It makes "Worth" another strong episode that should have diehard comic fans second guessing everything they think might happen in the eventual finale.
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Here's hoping that my experience can cut down on someone else's weeks of questioning and second-guessing, because this is the real deal.
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And most of Mess exists on that proverbial stage, exhibiting the same state of second-guessing we saw from Macklemore two years ago.
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I never wanted to play the audience for dumb, to ever feel like the film was second guessing the intelligence of the audience.
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Their jobs are never easy, especially in crisis situations, and should not be made more difficult by politicized second-guessing from federal officials.
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Law enforcement officials said that would have opened officers to endless second-guessing of what often are split-second, life-and-death decisions.
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Now, he faces some second-guessing from Trent Lott, the former Republican senator from Mississippi who was once Mr. McConnell's partner in leadership.
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Their jobs are never easy, especially in crisis situations, and should not be made more difficult by political second-guessing from federal officials.
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But tensions have lingered, with Mr. Comey facing sharp second-guessing from Republicans on Capitol Hill and continuing questions from even his allies.
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The head of the police union, Lt. Gene Ryan, called the pullback justifiable: "Officers may be second-guessing themselves," he told The Sun.
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Still, some readers may wonder (as I once would have myself) why you're second-guessing a good deed that had a good outcome.
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Although the pattern repeated itself this season, Alderson said he was not second-guessing how the team had responded to the hamstring problem.
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"When you come back from an ankle injury, you're kind of second-guessing yourself," Celtics point guard Isaiah Thomas told the team's website.
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I would often succumb to peer pressure in the hope of fitting in, and I found myself second-guessing my dedication toward academics.
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I couldn't help but wonder if I could die there, but the logical part of my brain kept me from second-guessing too much.
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"We were excited about the prospect of what we were seeing, but it takes an extraordinary amount of time and second guessing," she said.
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" The final thrust in the brief is that what the lower court did by blocking the order nationwide boils down to "judicial second guessing.
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Or is Trump beginning to consider the prospect of losing re-election in 2020 and now second-guessing some of his more controversial choices?
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Path didn't win me over at the time, but as I read the first post on Path's blog today, I'm almost second-guessing myself.
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All get some portion of the football populace — fans, players, coaches, commentators — second-guessing their own ability to know just what a catch is.
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If you're distracted by a totally unrelated urgent deadline, then it's not the moment to challenge yourself to make a choice without second-guessing.
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After a week of blisteringly bad press, Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank is second-guessing his word choice when it comes to Donald Trump.
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"Until somebody has a candidate, I don't see why you would be second-guessing your quarterback in the middle of the game," Cole said.
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And for his part, Martin delivered his rambling thoughts directly to the camera in a deadpan voiceover that featured him constantly second-guessing himself.
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The innovation that was supposed to be an entertaining bauble for fans has become a second-guessing Cyclops that has imprisoned the sports industry.
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Days later The New York Times reported that agents at the FBI weren't pleased with the president second-guessing the outcome of their investigation.
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Mind you, people have been second-guessing Jeff Bezos for years, and it seems that he's been right more often than he's been wrong.
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But still, it's never good to be trying to reintroduce yourself and have people second guessing your campaign and apologizing for things you've done.
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In the court filings, Acting Solicitor General Jeff Wall highlighted the unprecedented nature of courts second-guessing the president on national security and immigration.
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And it is likely to lead to a spate of lawsuits and second-guessing over the price of the next big mergers and acquisitions.
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Nonetheless, the home hunting process is so fraught with anxiety and second-guessing, it's no wonder the profession is held in relatively low esteem.
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Already Elizabeth Warren is suffering from an intensity of second-guessing that wasn't there before she released her DNA test about two months ago.
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They show that Americans aren't blind to the disorder in the White House — that at least some Trump supporters are second-guessing their president.
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He hinted at the political pressure, noting that Republicans have been "baselessly second-guessing the FBI" and "browbeating" career officials to revisit the conclusion.
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But a weekend's worth of second-guessing over Washington's failure to move forward on health care legislation has injected some skepticism into the market.
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After months of hand-wringing, disagreements and second-guessing, Democrats remain nervous about impeachment, which polls this week show is unpopular with most Americans.
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The prospect of that adversarial second-guessing gives criminal investigators a reason to be scrupulous about what they put into their requests for wiretaps.
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It's really hard to generate that material when you start second-guessing jokes because you're scared of being harassed for your stupid female opinions.
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It's a song about a relationship that's beyond help, and it especially conveys all the tugging doubts and second guessing that ending something major entails.
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Democrats left the hearing room Friday unclear if they had successfully secured an FBI investigation or just hit some second-guessing on Flake's part. Sen.
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Traders might be second-guessing the safety provided by American government debt; the trouble for investors is that if treasuries are not safe, nothing is.
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If I could put it on the center, then he is second-guessing every shot that I am going to attempt going to the basket.
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Even in the national security space, in short, there is a history of courts declining to credit explicit presidential reasons and second-guessing their decision.
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The "Hunger Games" that have afflicted Trump's staff have lately begun to infect the various Russia-related legal teams — backbiting, second-guessing, lack of trust.
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There is second guessing among some Democrats that some people in Clinton's organization started looking beyond the primary to a general election contest against Trump.
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Courts typically don't want to be in the business of second guessing a president's judgment, Litman said, while noting that this time could be different.
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Via Dave Weigel, here's an object lesson in how Democrats sometimes turn their valuable surplus of good-faith political conduct into horribly counterproductive second-guessing.
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It pressures them to produce documentable "activity," paralyzes them with bureaucratic second-guessing and threatens to turn "community engagement" into just another box to check.
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"The prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country and second-guessing whether they even want to go to trial," he said.
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Responding to the criticism generated by the death-penalty decision, he acknowledged that second-guessing court decisions is a normal part of the legal process.
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I spent 25 years in the FBI investigative trenches and realize, implicitly, how 20/20 hindsight and second-guessing can be decidedly lazy and unfair.
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Exposing that process is a little nerve-racking, Ms. Davey and Ms. Bosman conceded, possibly opening them up to more than the usual second-guessing.
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The frenzied nervousness is expected as Democrats are famous for bed-wetting (as famously put by Obama advisor David Plouffe), second-guessing and doomsday predicting.
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In the process, Doncic has unleashed a torrent of second-guessing upon the teams (Phoenix, Sacramento and Atlanta) that let him slip to the Mavericks.
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Make no mistake, though, that for all but the most dedicated of us it is second-guessing; sometimes it is for the pros as well.
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But most of the cases that may be under review by Mr Trump are not based on prosecutors second-guessing warriors from a place of safety.
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Much of the post-election recrimination has focused on the wrong things — on feckless second-guessing and on proposed strategies that range from utopian to counterproductive.
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"It also opens them up to second-guessing from federal officials, who would then be able to review those records and call providers out," Sonfield said.
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Vanessa made her struggle with not getting the well-defined answers crystal clear weeks before, and I could tell she was second guessing everything she felt.
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After months of second-guessing by media outlets and even Trump's own advisors, it looks like Washington's influence industry could be in for some real reforms.
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Having [John] very active — I know I'm not second-guessing what he would think, but at the same time, I don't really work like that anyway.
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The answer, unfortunately, is rigid pay scales, hiring discrimination, lower wages, lower productivity, increased business and consumer costs, and lawyers and judges second-guessing employers' evaluations.
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"Today, people will be second-guessing you," Mr. Humphrey told Mr. Dole, the running mate of Gerald R. Ford, the incumbent president defeated by Jimmy Carter.
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Though Destiny's development was infamously tortured and wrought with second guessing, Destiny 2's doubling down suggests the original game wasn't that far off the mark.
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It was another test of catastrophic weather for an already storm-scarred stretch of Gulf Coast, and like past disasters, the response didn't escape second-guessing.
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Dr. Beck was so aggressive in second-guessing E.P.A. scientists that she became central to a special investigation by the House Committee on Science and Technology.
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"What I would say about this cycle is that a lot of the people who were Trump voters are certainly second-guessing their decision," he said.
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The New York region was all but paralyzed by an early winter storm that led to recriminations and second-guessing Friday about what exactly went wrong.
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Governor Tom Wolf is reportedly second-guessing that decision, in part because of the way those closures could indirectly impact the state's hospitals and medical providers.
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Second-guessing The New Yorker's fiction department is something of a parlor game among members of the literati, but Prose wasn't interested in quibbling over aesthetics.
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In the speech, Rometty described how Mark supported her early in her career and pushed her to take an opportunity when she was second-guessing herself.
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Employees can express imposter syndrome in various ways, such as acting insecure about their abilities, second-guessing decisions, and being afraid of taking on new challenges.
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We understand that after Mr. Bloomberg's abysmal showing on Super Tuesday — his only first-place finish was in American Samoa — there was lots of second-guessing.
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"The prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country and second-guessing whether they even want to go to trial," Mr. McConnell said.
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But Nova clearly starts second guessing herself and admits to Robert that she has to wonder if her judgement was clouded by his passion for the topic.
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To that moment I hadn't heard a peep of second-guessing or complaining from anyone – nothing but cooperation, friendly questions about each others' condition, offers to help.
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Right as I start second-guessing myself, he leans in for a kiss, and we proceed to spend about 45 minutes making out on said velvet couch.
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If Mr Trump wants to govern without being dogged by second-guessing about how his businesses are contaminating his policies, it is in his own interests, too.
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No matter how the Giants and Jets proceed, their decisions will be inexorably linked, subject to endless second-guessing, from the moment they turn in their cards.
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Finally, after the review was complete, second-guessing of these determinations was precluded by Clinton's decision in December 2014 to have her server deleted and wiped clean.
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Sadly, thanks to the rising trend of "natural childbirth" ideology, these choices now are an area of our society where judgment, second-guessing, and guilt reign supreme.
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Benedikt argues that the confused considerations many men are making now, including second-guessing their chances with women at work, can be a big price to pay.
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Maybe she bought the "we're trying to make the world a better place" line before, but I have a feeling this encounter will leave her second guessing.
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Chris: I want to say both, but I'll be damned if HBO isn't determined to have one moment in each episode that has me second-guessing myself.
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"Democrats should stop second-guessing themselves so much and really put forward a broad vision that's bold and pushes the envelope and see what happens," he said.
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But at the moment, a lot of Democratic political energy is being spent on the primary, an inevitably divisive process that leaves many people second-guessing themselves.
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It's a stunning turnaround for a campaign that has faced months of fierce criticism and second-guessing over its apparent inability to shore up its millennial support.
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The sprawling and unfocused Clinton campaign apparatus was constantly leaking to the press, ensuring that every decision she made was greeted by a chorus of second-guessing.
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As long as the analysts are not second-guessing the work of the team doctors, he said, he does not have a problem with their online personas.
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Instead of sticking with the lockdown plan, however, the president and others are now second-guessing it — and arguing that the "cure is worse than the disease."
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But McAdoo's early-season maneuvering has helped set the course for a Giants revival, and he said on Friday that he was not worried about second-guessing.
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Washington (CNN)US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said Sunday that as a general principle, people should avoid blaming or second-guessing sexual harassment accusers.
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Hyon Yong-chol, the defense minister, had been executed with an antiaircraft gun in Pyongyang after dozing off during military events and second-guessing Mr. Kim's orders.
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His erratic jump shot has drawn criticism and second-guessing even as he had averaged 8.6 points, 7.1 assists and 6.8 rebounds per game entering the day.
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" Asked during a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain whether he was second-guessing his posture on China, Trump said: "Yeah, sure why not.
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"I did not have a basis for second-guessing their conclusion," Clinton said in an interview with CNN, saying she had the "highest regard" for her former colleagues.
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Although there has been some second-guessing about casting Erivo, who is British, to portray this American icon, her performance is the heart and soul of the movie.
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Paige is struggling, but it's the kind of struggle she can't talk about it, can't truly share with anyone without wading through layers of second-guessing and doublespeak.
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I can sleep through the night for the first time in years, I can concentrate on tasks, and I can build relationships without second guessing my every move.
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I hope that the politicians who are still calling us children finally noticed that we're noticing what's wrong with our country while, as adults, they're second-guessing it.
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"This is an extraordinarily rare step that was sought solely by Republicans for the purposes of further second-guessing the career professionals at the FBI," the campaign said.
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The stalwart astronauts of "A Martian Ricoroso," who struggle to survive a bizarre cyclic Martian biosphere while also second-guessing and betraying one another, are an unromanticized example.
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Iceland's Head Chef Neil Nugent was given the task of "second guessing" the royal cake, adding what he called an "American spin" of buttercream and Sicilian lemon curd.
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Investors reckon markets have stopped second-guessing Brexit talks, preferring to sit on the sidelines until the crunch point for avoiding a "hard" or disorderly Brexit hits home.
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High journalistic standards, paradoxically, work in GRU's favour, as stories come with the Kremlin's official denials casting doubt as well as pundits second-guessing even solid forensic evidence.
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But Gardner sent a 26-22 pitch over the right field fence and likely started the second-guessing on Molitor's decision to leave his starter in the game.
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But second-guessing or speculating that Mayor Turner and other local officials should have called for mandatory evacuations is nonsense and betrays a fundamental ignorance of evacuation dynamics.
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Just before the finale of desserts, when you may be second-guessing Mr. Redzepi's decision not to serve any bread with this menu, something close to perfect happens.
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All of their stories involve storage challenges, architectural problems and, one imagines, plenty of middle-of-the-night anxieties and second-guessing of the "Am I crazy?" variety.
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But the vast preponderance of hate on the internet is immutable, consisting of racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic and other forms of online hate not subject to second-guessing.
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Prepare for a nightmarish few weeks, Mook warned his team, with a lot of second-guessing of strategic decisions, donor hand-wringing and finger-pointing directed at staff.
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But it may also indicate investors have stopped second-guessing outcomes, preferring to sit on the sidelines until the prospect of a clean or disorderly Brexit becomes clear.
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Part of the reason, she says, is "because I am second-guessing my own judgment" about where to work after failing to see Theranos for what it was.
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If you can let go for a second, you'll be able to find an inner strength that helps you get lost in flirting and creativity without second guessing yourself.
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That being said, Woodley's willingness to just throw his right hand without set up or second guessing himself did pay dividends against the usually very smooth striker, Kelvin Gastelum.
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It's a given that there will be second guessing, in part because many viewers and critics tend to concoct their own scenarios about what would be an appropriate finale.
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Which isn't a big deal, but having the fingerprint sensor and the power button integrated somehow constantly has me second-guessing whether I'm turning the screen on or off.
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But when polls closed and it became clear that the race against Bernie Sanders would be a nail-biter, the second-guessing among Clinton's allies kicked into full gear.
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"The Egan Court thus precluded agency employees ... from pursuing personnel actions against their agency employers when doing so would entail second-guessing the agency's security clearance decision," Kavanaugh wrote.
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The flaws also invite second-guessing about Lucasfilm's pre-release vote of confidence by anointing Johnson as the force behind a separate trilogy set in that far-away galaxy.
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Declines in some of the stock market's highest-flying technology stocks may have investors second-guessing, so CNBC's Jim Cramer took to the fundamentals to help explain the drops.
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She wants to re-invent pop by putting herself in a super-charged time machine, making sure the beat not only goes on, but keeps us second-guessing it.
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But they were reluctant to put too much weight behind Trump's campaign rhetoric about Muslims — or to set a precedent of second-guessing the president's decisions on national security.
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Second-guessing is only natural when trying to figure out how these Celtics went as far as they did, and whether they can go farther in the near future.
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It is a foundation upon which the belief that suggests "second-guessing" a police officer is out of bounds, no matter how egregious or harmful the behavior, is built.
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While hand sanitizer, washing hands, and keeping on top of hygiene is certainly a solution, widespread fear and fear mongering is having many people second-guessing leaving the house.
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As the bad news continued to pour in about COVID-19 and its economic implications, I began second guessing myself and worrying that I had made the wrong choice.
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First, unlike the vast majority of their physically injured comrades, their initial VA rating is subject to future second-guessing by the military and the threat of downgraded status.
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To have our convictions knocked sideways by stronger arguments, fresh experiences, contrary evidence, maturing judgment, or simply the honesty of a second-guessing mind, is how we become educated.
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"The prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country and second-guessing whether they even want to go to trial," McConnell said on the Senate floor.
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In Biloxi, he sometimes appeared to be having a conversation with himself— asking a question, answering it, then second-guessing himself with a shrug and a note of uncertainty.
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But one dynamic was clear throughout the process: Republicans were unmoved by the evidence Democrats arrayed before them — and Democrats showed no signs of second-guessing their impeachment push.
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As the President and administration officials prepare for a high-stakes summit with North Korea next week, this dynamic of disparate advice and second guessing is already playing out.
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Apparently, watching the unedited footage shot during the day (known as "dailies") had Tomlin second-guessing herself — especially scenes in which she was acting with a would-be animated bird.
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I've spent the past seven seasons of Game Of Thrones hoping that the Stark sisters would finally reunite, but last night's episode had me second guessing what I wished for.
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"I remember feeling like I could do anything at one time in my life, and somewhere along the line, I just started second guessing myself, for whatever reason," she added.
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Michael Stern, who served as senior House counsel from 1996 to 2004, said the lawsuit was unlikely to succeed because judges do not like second-guessing lawmakers' motivations in investigations.
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The way gay Asian men can be spoken to (or ignored) online causes some second-guessing in interactions with (white) men, especially when it comes to being more than friends.
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The power structure included ten men and one woman, and, in spite of all their second-guessing and wrangling, the show was terrific until they fired the woman in charge.
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Rather, I'm suggesting that same force of will that allowed Dick Gregory to ascend to the heights that he did also did not leave much room for personal second-guessing.
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Hyon Yong-chol, the defense minister, had been executed with an antiaircraft gun in Pyongyang, the North's capital, after dozing off during military events and second-guessing Mr. Kim's orders.
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His strategy is perhaps predicated on the fact that the Supreme Court's conservative justices have largely signed off on his actions without second-guessing his bad-faith justifications for them.
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Conscious that my own trickle of humble-braggy, emotionally stifled summertime photos on Facebook is its own version of fahvolousness, I spent a recent trip to Spain second-guessing myself.
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HBO is literally the only channel that would allow Westworld to go full Alice in Wonderland, leaving the audience second-guessing the fundamental laws on which the show is constructed.
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So maybe we went in with songs thinking that we'd sound a little bit like The National, because I fucking love that sound, and he was second-guessing it, too.
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At the House Financial Services Committee, a panel convened several experts for what essentially amounted to a second-guessing of the Fed's efforts to steer the economy through the recession.
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He's tightly wound and his movements are stiff, as if he's unsure of how he should act at any given moment and constantly second-guessing the decisions he does make.
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Why then, Mr. Bolton and his allies argue, would the United States expose its citizens to oversight and second-guessing from nations that have benefited from a robust American military?
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And core conservative ideology tends to support broad executive powers -- and oppose judicial second-guessing of executive-branch policymaking -- which would seem to favor the administration's efforts to repeal DACA.
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Writing for the majority in Monday's decision, Chief Judge Roger L. Gregory said that judicial second-guessing of the president was a delicate matter but was required in this case.
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Because of the rush, the small creative team had nobody second-guessing their wildest ideas, and because of the technology, they had the opportunity to put it all on the screen.
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As we approach the warmer months of July and August, here is everything you need to know about the brain-eating amoeba that has water-lovers second guessing their summer plans.
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Humans, being the clumsy creatures we are, spend so much time fumbling around and second-guessing everything that we often sabotage ourselves when it comes to finding love and enjoying it.
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Trusting plaintiffs when they say their religious views are threatened is a staple of Supreme Court jurisprudence: the justices are not interested in the fraught task of second-guessing people's beliefs.
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Loughlin, who has reportedly lost work and friends over the scandal the FBI dubbed Operation Varsity Blues, is now second-guessing her decision to plead not guilty, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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"When I read the Fed minutes, I see a central bank that is out of sync with the other central banks of the world and is second-guessing itself," Michele added.
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But you have to figure he'll be second-guessing some opportunities to go for the big hit, if only to make sure he doesn't wind up back in the press box.
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So, that's my polite way of saying I have no interest in going backwards and discussing decisions I made or second-guessing anybody else's opinion on it or speculating on it.
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"There's a lot of second-guessing about whether the great leader played his cards right," said Jerome Cohen, faculty director of the United States-Asia Law Institute at New York University.
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As a member of the Supreme Court, he could push to narrow or even overturn the doctrine, leading to courts more aggressively second-guessing how agencies interpret laws passed by Congress.
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But the second-guessing at big financial institutions shows how hard it is to take a technology "from the fringes of the internet into the mainstream financial world," Mr. Popper writes.
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"I feel that my job is to put guys in the best position to have success, and if it doesn't work out there's always going to be second-guessing," Roberts said.
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The onslaught of positive reviews has meant that the three teams that could have had him at the 209 draft — Phoenix, Sacramento and Atlanta — have been subjected to constant second-guessing.
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Trump's decision to release the transcript of his July 25 phone conversation with Ukraine President Voldymyr Zelenskiy is also the subject of some second-guessing inside and outside the White House.
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Some say the GOP's decision to make healthcare reform its first legislative initiative was a major miscalculation, and second-guessing over that strategy is likely to intensify in the coming days.
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So you can leave that second-guessing behind and nail your makeup without any setbacks, we found the best products for sensitive skin, and asked the pros to suggest their favorites, too.
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With Lyft currently selling for 27% less than its opening tick, there's a bit of second-guessing going on among investors about whether or not these companies can continue to scale unprofitably.
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I think when the crew got a little bit bigger, and more people asked me more questions, I think I started second guessing myself a lot, which isn't great as a director.
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Before you begin second-guessing everything you've done since birth, stop and ask yourself: Recently, I chose to check and write back to my emails even though it was 7:30 p.m.
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Faced with such arbitrary second guessing, agencies may decide to abandon rulemaking in favor of case-by-case adjudications that are likely less fair, less well-grounded in expertise, and less transparent.
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While there are always bad actors, if dating returned to that old-fashioned paradigm, perhaps there would be lot less second-guessing after a date gone wrong, and a lot more marriages.
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Judges in that case concluded that the EPA does have the authority to "second guess" pre-construction pollution estimates, but the exact nature of that second-guessing is still being sorted out.
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Cohn has emphasized to White House colleagues the importance to markets of not publicly "second-guessing monetary-policy decisions," based on a rule established during President Bill Clinton's administration, the Journal wrote.
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The production also raises troubling questions about how effectively law enforcement and the military are responding to these growing concerns, which includes second-guessing from retired FBI agent Mike German and Rep.
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But as long as the pardon attorney's office remains part of the Justice Department, pardons will be scarce, because federal prosecutors have little interest in second-guessing convictions won by their offices.
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Carlton has lots of regrets, and he's second-guessing a bunch of decisions ... from how he showed Diamond his true colors, to even going on the reality show in the first place.
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With Bernie Sanders gaining steam a week before the Iowa caucuses, tormented Democrats are second-guessing what they say was a hands-off strategy against the Vermont senator in the 2020 primary.
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Treat your editor with respect by not second-guessing her judgment, belaboring her with requests for publication decisions or submitting sloppy work in the expectation that she will whip it into shape.
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Bowden shows how even the most exquisitely pulled-off interrogations are a messy business, in which exhaustive strategizing is followed by game-time gut decisions and endless second-guessing and soul-searching.
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Though they seem to be awful ideas on paper, when they pop off the screen, you are overjoyed watching someone who will take chances with such disregard for second-guessing or criticism.
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Last month, AT&T asked a federal appeals court to reject the Justice Department's challenge, saying the government had offered no basis for second-guessing key conclusions of a ruling upholding the transaction.
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So instead of second-guessing until locking in your choice just before the buzzer like on HQ, where one error knocks you out, you race to convert your instincts into answers on Proveit.
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Keller added that courts should be careful when second-guessing a president's national security determinations, an argument that echoes the administration's view that the judiciary should defer to the president on such matters.
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We've always had a vague sense of the This Is Us timeline, but a page from the script for the show's finale has us second-guessing what we knew about the Pearson parents. .
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Still, the popularity of "Game of Thrones," coupled with a faster narrative pace as the HBO series nears the end of its penultimate season, has brought out second-guessing and gripes in droves.
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"The reality is that the president would be attacking me and will be attacking me no matter what I do, so I don't spend much time looking backward, second-guessing," he told me.
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The Pentagon, after eight years of chafing at what many generals viewed as the slow decision-making and second-guessing by the Obama White House, at first embraced the new commander in chief.
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"This is an extraordinarily rare step that was sought solely by Republicans for the purposes of further second-guessing the career professionals at the FBI," said Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon, according to MSNBC.
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Like a Fading Shadow is a peculiar novel that comes that comes freighted with a scaffolding of meta-commentary, authorial second-guessing, and boozy, romantic homilies to youthful excess and the artistic life.
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The best levels have you scouring every bit of geometry, plotting your course and then, taking off across the terrain, only to find out your best laid plans need a little second guessing.
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He's got that very particular squint that makes you think he's always second-guessing the situation he is in, or criticizing it, or just trying to figure out exactly what's really going on.
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"This is an extraordinarily rare step that was sought solely by Republicans for the purposes of further second-guessing the career professionals at the FBI," Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon said in a statement.
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Boone acknowledged second-guessing himself after Friday night's loss, in which Aaron Judge — with the tying run at the plate — was thrown out trying to steal at the end of the eighth inning.
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Butler rushed forward from the end zone, swooped in front of Lockette at the goal line and intercepted the pass, securing the Patriots' victory and condemning the Seahawks' coaches to endless second-guessing.
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This is politics that believes in the virtues of openness, reason, toleration, dissent, second-guessing, respectful but robust debate, individual conscience and dignity, a sense of decency and also a sense of humor.
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"Someone who is second guessing themselves is what I want to see in every person, because what it means is they're going to work hard to [succeed] again," she said on her podcast.
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The problem: Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka, the Lakers' nascent front-office power duo, signed a slew of nonshooters and, shall we say, mercurial personalities who, as a group, prompted instant second-guessing.
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But determining who is right and wrong is less important than how you feel — if your conversation leaves you feeling bad or second-guessing yourself, that's what you need to pay attention to.
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The two are set to marry in a lavish Christmas ceremony — but "their plans are jeopardized when Amber finds herself second-guessing whether or not she's cut out to be queen," according to Netflix.
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Mesnick proposed to Rycroft on the finale, but by the time After the Final Rose rolled around, he was second-guessing his decision — because he couldn't stop thinking about his runner-up, Molly Malaney.
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This part of the rule aims to identify short-term trades that are intended to be speculative in nature, but banks say it is too subjective because it would require second-guessing traders' intentions.
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Unfortunately for them — and the beleaguered staff of Uber — Kalanick is famous for last-minute decisions and seeking the counsel of a range of different people, while also second-guessing his own previous decisions.
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"The obsession is not so much with one rate hike per se but about second-guessing how other investors and markets would react," Alastair Winter, chief economist at Daniel Stewart told CNBC via email.
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Without set boundaries, you can end up second-guessing yourself and re-working your idea ad nauseum, often resulting in a frustratingly drawn-out process accompanied by pure, unfiltered resentment towards your own work.
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It became so comically annoying that I seriously considered retiring my oversized sweaters (and as someone who really, really, really values comfort, the fact that I was second-guessing my comfiest clothing meant something).
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The Justice Department countered that the president enjoys broad authority under federal law to bar classes of foreign nationals from U.S. entry, and that the courts have traditionally avoided second-guessing that power's uses.
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The songwriter Evan Bogart, who has written for Beyoncé, Rihanna and Madonna, described second-guessing himself in the studio, worried that a melody or lyric might cross a line he can no longer locate.
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But the devastation from Hurricane Irma, fresh on the heels of Hurricane Harvey, which plowed into Houston late last month, has some retirees and soon-to-be retirees like Musovic second-guessing their decision.
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On a visit, I remember sitting in on an "African Diaspora and the World" class — a required course for freshmen on racial formation, colonization and capitalism — and not second-guessing myself before I spoke.
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We must then ask, Is the police profession recognizing this through enhanced training, or are we ignoring it and second-guessing the individual officer after he takes action based upon what he is taught?
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No, like, it's coming out on Thursday, and we're still deep into the mix, and even retracking stuff, hearing holes in plotting, and in some ways getting a little neurotic and second-guessing ourselves.
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But on Saturday there were subtle signs that the Yankees might be second-guessing their decision to hand him the richest and longest contract ever awarded to a closer: five years and $86 million.
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Without such second-guessing, the Vienna State Opera's unapologetically old-fashioned Otto Schenk production, with opulent sets by Günther Schneider-Siemssen, still holds the stage on New Year's Eve, as it has for years.
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That's not going to make this news easier to break to Meredith or Bailey (Chandra Wilson), and it's going to have her second-guessing everyone who has died in one of her surgeries FOR YEARS.
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In terms of what Safari holds on you, you can turn Search Engine Suggestions, Safari Suggestions and Preload Top Hit off if you don't want the browser second-guessing where you're going to go next.
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Mesnick proposed to Rycroft on the 2009 finale, but by the time After the Final Rose rolled around, he was second-guessing his decision — because he couldn't stop thinking about his runner-up, Molly Malaney.
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But because we know it's a Shyamalan movie, we spend the whole time second-guessing whether what we think we're seeing onscreen is actually what we're seeing, and whether the assumptions we've made are true.
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Not surprisingly, the service appeared reluctant to provide much clarification -- seemingly caught a bit flat-footed in responding to those probing and second-guessing the numbers, given that they were unverified by any third party.
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Though the company has faced some second-guessing about its volume of originals on Disney+, despite the success of titles like "The Mandalorian," Disney has said it remains very much committed to the theatrical experience.
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In this case, Bowden shows how even the most exquisitely pulled-off interrogations are a messy business, in which exhaustive strategizing is followed by game-time gut decisions and endless second-guessing and soul-searching.
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But there is a new option for other companies that are right now second-guessing their event plans, and that's Run The World, a year-old, 18-person company that's based in Mountain View, Calif.
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The decision to evacuate the Americans — who were placed on a plane with other Americans, over the objections from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — has sparked finger-pointing and second-guessing for days.
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I haven't been second-guessing about what I should be doing and it isn't easy, but I do feel assured that I'm on the right trajectory and that I can visualize or hear the next record.
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" "What's more," he said, "we have no business -- no factual basis in the record, and no legal basis under the Fourth Amendment-- second-guessing split-second decisions by police officers from the safety of our chambers.
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Jenkins: After you are eliminated it becomes a constant second guessing… coulda, woulda, shoulda… if we had been more rested that day we probably would have made the safe decision of going right to the paintings.
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"As it always is, our work was subject to a fair amount of second-guessing ... [but] I am very proud of the way we approached the work," Comey added in his private message to bureau staff.
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He is waiting for his hearing before an aviation safety panel that is second-guessing his decision to land on the river, when a return to La Guardia might have worked, as some flight simulations suggested.
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" And the writer-director Lexi Alexander ("Green Street Hooligans") accused Mr. Landis on Twitter of benefiting from white male privilege, branding him a "mediocre screenwriter" and second-guessing the takeaway lesson of his success: "What lesson?
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Implementing the principle of showing not telling, Lan conveys the many struggles to read another person's thoughts when dating, as well as all the second-guessing that happens in a person's mind when considering human connection.
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But for all that anger, the engineers of the American crisis response got the economics mostly correct, and more right than most of those — including leading economic thinkers and prominent politicians — who were second-guessing them.
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No pressure, but seems fair to say Messi has about 153 minutes, give or take, left to avoid the likely fate of a lifetime of second-guessing about his performance on the international stage for Argentina.
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That way, opinions about thoughts are less closely tied to the seniority of the thinker and can be tested against each other with less fear or favour (though some degree of second-guessing is probably unavoidable).
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Don't even go out drinking with grasshoppers that often or you'll start questioning your decisions, second-guessing your priorities and, perhaps, feeling strapped, like the couple that makes $500,000 a year and still can barely save.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Bellina read our critique of the bills as aimed at taking away or second-guessing a person's right to make decisions regarding their own health care, but this is far from what we intended.
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That way, opinions about thoughts are less closely tied to the seniority of the thinker and can be tested against each other with less fear or favour (though a degree of second-guessing is probably unavoidable).
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" Another officer said, "It is extremely frustrating to constantly hear nothing but attacks and second-guessing from Seattle City Council members who frequently make accusations based on their own biases and with no regard to fact.
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But if there's one area where Trump could score easy political points with voters who are second-guessing their choice on Election Day, it's in seeing a president who can lead them through difficult times ahead.
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But since second-guessing is the point of the game, we thought we would look at the teams that have done the least in the first round, cumulatively speaking, since the first MLB draft in 1965.
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While the plea agreement has been criticized as too lenient, the source tells PEOPLE none of the prosecutors involved in the negotiations that led investigators to Jacob's remains "are second guessing" the decision to cut a deal.
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They are all led by tenacious leaders and teams who I believe will keep their heads down and execute and get through the negativity and second guessing that is coming at each and every one of them.
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That wouldn't be a disaster—this is a very good team that could absolutely win the Stanley Cup as is—but a playoff loss to the Hawks would open them up to all sorts of second-guessing.
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Soon after this was taken, a load of stuff happened that made me grow up really quickly and develop a crippling self-awareness that would make it impossible to do anything without second-guessing it ever again.
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Normally, the full faith and credit clause of the constitution precludes one state from second-guessing the merits of other states' laws and legal decisions, and on March 7th, the Supreme Court reminded Alabama of its obligation.
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Though it is being used for second-guessing on television, Irwin said that the system had not been optimized for official use and that it had never been officially tested on clay by the game's governing bodies.
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Officers now live in a transparent world, with continual monitoring by cellphones, dashboard cameras and body cameras, which sometimes reveal genuine wrongdoing but also can lead to second-guessing of officers' actions by politicians and the public.
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Now, the concern is that this apparent lone-wolf attack on strangers riding a regional train could inspire a fresh round of second-guessing about whether Germany had made a fatal error in accepting so many immigrants.
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Not only is it cumbersome to haul a bigger group in and out of dress shops, but too many opinions can also lead to confusion, second-guessing yourself, and settling on a dress you don't really love.
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Clinton, on that stage, that lack of intervention put her in the same position as so many women who are harassed in plain view of others who do nothing: all alone, second-guessing her own gut reaction.
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I guess that term applies to us: We recorded it in between tours, started second-guessing it, had a nervous breakdown and nearly broke up the band because of it... Good thing we didn't put it out, then!
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A central focus is whether it means the market is second guessing the Fed, which has been raising interest rates for three years and is expected to lift them further, including at their next meeting in two weeks.
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The stock market remains stuck in a range because investors are second-guessing whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, TJM Institutional Services Managing Director Jim Iuorio said Friday.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) is coming close to the scheduled end of its quantitative easing programme in March 2017 and investors are already second-guessing whether the bank will extend the program or start to roll back.
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In a political campaign that continues to head into uncharted territory in terms of pure bizarreness, Trump is second-guessing his earlier decision to take down a tweet featuring a Star of David juxtaposed with piles of cash.
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But if Trump loses, there will be a new round of second-guessing about his chances, and the supposed frontrunner will look vulnerable once again right as states are finally about to start allotting large numbers of delegates.
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" Keller says that challengers to the law want the court to serve as a medical board "by second guessing legislative judgments supported by medical evidence" and that the court has "made clear that such decisions belong to legislatures.
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Speaking to reporters, Thane Maynard, the zoo's director, forcefully rejected the second-guessing of what he called "Monday morning quarterbacks" over the decision to kill the gorilla, one of an endangered species, instead of using a tranquilizer dart.
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" On Monday, the Trump administration responded that the states were asking the courts "to take the extraordinary step of second-guessing a formal national-security judgment made by the president himself pursuant to broad grants of statutory authority.
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Had the governor named a choice quickly, they contend, he would have avoided much of the second-guessing and criticism that has emerged in recent days from right-of-center groups who complain that Loeffler lacks conservative credentials.
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Legal experts said the firm is likely to lose its case because U.S. courts tend to avoid second-guessing Congress' actions relating to national security, including the ban enacted in August as part of a defense spending bill.
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The event took place after a chaotic vice presidential selection process, that included an eleventh-hour period of late night second guessing by Trump on Thursday about whether he had made the right choice, multiple sources have told CNN.
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She became "so aggressive in second-guessing EPA scientists" that she was called to testify before the House Committee on Science and Technology, which concluded she had slowed efforts to protect drinking water supplies from rocket fuel ingredient perchlorate.
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Dissenting from his colleagues on the D.C. Circuit, he argued that the government's efforts violated the Religious Freedom Restoration Act and chastised the panel majority for "judicially second-guessing the correctness or the reasonableness" of the plaintiffs' religious beliefs.
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Indeed, for parts of the 1990s and the early part of this century, the option pass again had periods of latency, something blamed on conservative coaches who didn't want to risk the second-guessing if the trick play failed.
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" Soon after Vanir named Micu, Turn 10 Studios environments producer Kristina Rothe said on Twitter she'd had "a number of interactions with the same guy [Micu] that made me not only feel uncomfortable but also really second guessing myself.
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If he's wary of covering up his smartphone's sleek design with a chunky brick of a phone case, Casetify has a huge selection of stylish outer shells that won't have him second-guessing his decision to put it on.
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If he's wary of covering up his smartphone's sleek design with a chunky brick of a phone case, Casetify has a huge selection of stylish outer shells that won't have him second-guessing his decision to put it on.
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Unless Congress revises the statute, it will continue to harm patients by allowing routine second-guessing of physician decisions, raise costs by encouraging meritless whistle-blowing for money, and impair access to care as risk-averse participants bow out.
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Coach Alain Vigneault faced considerable second-guessing on Sunday, the day after his Rangers blew a two-goal lead late in Game 245 of their playoff series with the Ottawa Senators — and then lost, 22-224, in double overtime.
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So far, Mr. Sanders doesn't show signs of being psyched out by his rivals, unlike Republican candidates who were rattled by Donald J. Trump in the last election or politicians in both parties who are given to second-guessing.
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While second-guessing the marketing strategies of movie conglomerates is happily not the concern of this reviewer, it does seem a shame that this exhilarating, bizarre, good-hearted, blatantly obvious sci-fi-fantasy-slapstick eco-fable isn't getting wider fanfare.
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I spent close to three evenings with Oliver, and each time I walked away confident I had figured out everything about him, only to collapse into a paranoid state of bewilderment and despair, second-guessing everything he had told me.
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The Pentagon's decision to divert funds was greeted on Thursday with criticism by a few prominent members of Mr. Trump's party, who joined Democrats in saying the president's team had overstepped its constitutional authority by second-guessing congressional spending decisions.
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And though Boone was faced with rapid-fire decisions over the weekend — injury substitutions, roster replacements and strategic moves — and some mild second-guessing in a loss on Sunday, he appeared eager to pull back the curtain for the home opener.
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And I am starting to do my quadrennial Nate Silver impression, gobbling up political polls, putting them through my completely unscientific matrix of second-guessing, and then making pronouncements about who is going to win the presidency and the Senate.
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"We have strong evidence to show that CPS leaders have quietly changed their approach to decision-making in rape cases, switching from building cases based on their 'merits' back to second-guessing jury prejudices," the coalition's Co-Director, Sarah Green, said.
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Now high-profile companies are threatening to pull out or slow down plans to enter the UK market, international employees are second-guessing their immigration standing and investors could cut new funding that is the lifeblood of young tech firms.
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"We are trying to find a good way to leak her opposition to the pipeline without her having to actually say it and give up her principled stand about not second-guessing the president in public," Clinton speechwriter Dan Schwerin wrote.
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"[S]he couldn't help but be surprised by what's happened in the last 72 hours with so much second-guessing from even folks who are her fans on the left," Biskupic said on CNN's "At This Hour" on Thursday morning.
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As in: It was about more than just keeping information from the viewing public, it actually told a coherent story that functioned on a moment-to-moment basis without dropping the viewer into a morass of second-guessing and fan theories.
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The new miniseries takes the best parts of the game — in particular the brutal decision making that has you constantly second-guessing yourself — and adds a refreshing new character who makes you feel powerful and vulnerable at the same time.
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That means even when there's nothing to second-guess, we're still second-guessing — and so seemingly simple plot elements (some candy on a table, for instance, or the way someone dances) feel like they could be clues about some unknown mystery.
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Vista's chief operating officer and chief legal officer David Breach said in a statement that the "decision is a recognition that there is no longer an easy way to profit off of second-guessing," the work that goes into a buyout.
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And, forget about Hannity second guessing recent statements from the candidate that imply President Obama is a founder of ISIS or that people with guns will keep Hillary Clinton in check if she tries to impose restrictions on firearm ownership.
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Maybe you immediately started in on yourself in a negative way — second guessing your feelings, or chiding yourself for feeling something you wish you didn't feel, or trying to change your feelings as soon as you recognize what they are.
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Justice Ginsburg, who was harshly critical of Mr. Trump and seemed to predict a victory for Hillary Clinton, will face second-guessing over her decision to stay on the court rather than let Mr. Obama try to appoint her successor.
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But there was no second-guessing his reflexes as he extended his left leg high and somehow deflected the down-the-middle shot to secure victory over Spain and one of the biggest knockout-round upsets in World Cup history.
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"I think this is just another example of law enforcement in particular viewing black males suspiciously, second-guessing them or presuming that they're up to no good when they're doing rather ordinary things," said Chelsea Crawford, another lawyer for Mr. James.
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I also had ABS for ORS and did some serious second-guessing on some fill with unexpected letter neighbors, like at ASSTDA, CTEAMS and ROLLEDR (which I'm still practicing — my R's roll easier on a little wine, but probably not SPATLESE).
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If the Kentucky Republican fails in his effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare, his reputation as a master tactician of the Senate will take a hit, with lawmakers second-guessing his decisions on drawing up a bill largely behind closed doors.
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Congress should stop the political handwringing and second guessing and aggressively conduct an open impeachment investigation of Trump before the American people — and let the facts and the truth decide the future of both Donald J. Trump and the nation.
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As a result, there is no prospect of second-guessing in an adversarial court setting to keep F.B.I. agents scrupulous about how they portray the evidence when seeking to persuade FISA judges to sign off on putting a target under surveillance.
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While second-guessing the ratings board is generally a pointless task, it's fair to say that "Venom" fell under the bar that would have warranted an "R" rating by limbo-ing as close to it as the judges would allow.
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It's the rare encounter or decision that doesn't fling her into a whirlpool of semantic, emotional and sociological analysis and second-guessing about whether she (as well as everybody else) is conveying the correct impression and living the correct way.
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The result simply ensured that the likely Democratic nominee wouldn't lose the two states voting Tuesday, which would have opened her up to weeks of second-guessing and nit-picking from Democrats concerned about her inability to put Sanders away.
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"By second-guessing the decisions of career national security professionals and keeping Guantanamo open, the bill would undermine US national security at a time when it is critical to do everything in our power to effectively counter international terrorism," Lehnert wrote.
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Suddenly, everything I thought I knew about Delos and robots and time itself has been turned on its head, making way for a brand new season of intertwining narratives and a whole lot of second guessing what the word "real" really means.
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"For weeks Republicans have said they trusted FBI Director Comey to lead an independent review into Secretary Clinton's emails, but now they are second-guessing his judgment because his findings do not align with their conspiracy theories," Fallon said in a statement.
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In the months since, Donald Trump and his Republican allies have been baselessly second-guessing the FBI and, in both public and private, browbeating the career officials there to revisit their conclusion in a desperate attempt to harm Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Getting into a single line also provides a sense of psychological relief because it eliminates the choice of where to go and second-guessing about the best line to choose, said Julie Niederhoff, an assistant professor of supply chain management at Syracuse University.
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A string of House special election losses culminating in Democrat Jon Ossoff's disappointing defeat in Georgia last week has only intensified the scrutiny and second-guessing of Democratic strategy, to say nothing of the hand-wringing by party activists craving a victory.
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As countless residents and public officials learned in the last few days, this makes the question of evacuations — whether or when to flee, who is in danger and who is safe — an extraordinarily complicated call, and one particularly vulnerable to second-guessing.
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This is when the second-guessing started to come into play: "Filled [with] regret and will probably buzz later, but for now I need a little bit to blow around in concert or my head-banging will be for naught," she wrote.
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"There was a very free-associative aspect to creating much of the animation—at some point I closed my eyes and listened to the track, and once I saw certain things I started to put them together without second guessing it," Wexler recalls.
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His Justice Department wants to bring back the disastrous war on drugs, has signaled a second-guessing of, and possible rollback to, existing consent decrees and has reversed an Obama-era directive that had stopped the use of private prisons for federal inmates.
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"We are trying to find a good way to leak her opposition to the pipeline without her having to actually say it and give up her principled stand about not second-guessing the President in public," speechwriter Dan Schwerin wrote on Aug.
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A national poll released on Wednesday showed him rising to second place in the primary field, qualifying him for last-night's debate (an achievement he may have begun second-guessing while under a fusillade of attacks from the rest of the field).
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That move prevented any government office from second-guessing the "reasonableness of a belief" — whether, for example, in the case of Miracle Hill, forcing a Christian foster care agency to place children with non-Christian families would violate that institution's Christian identity.
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The best parts of Bad Times at the El Royale feel like scenes in a play, with groups of characters isolated in some of the hotel's rooms before they eventually all end up in the lobby, talking to and second-guessing one another.
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Early on September 12th, the challengers filed their response to the latest request for Supreme Court intervention, noting that the Ninth Circuit had "faithfully" applied the justices' order and criticising the Trump administration's call for a "complex factual inquiry" second-guessing the lower-court's decision.
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But many of his core supporters are now second-guessing his campaign tactics following his poor showing in Tuesday night's primaries -- where he has yet to be awarded a single delegate -- and polls that show him getting trounced in next week's critical Florida primary.
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MacFarlane will be staying on at the Santa Barbara-based streaming hardware company in a consulting role, but also will be resigning his job on its board of directors, telling The New York Times, "I don't want to be that founder who's always second-guessing."
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He has also zeroed in on a proposed space-based telescope with a price tag of more than half a billion dollars, the Near-Earth Object Camera, or Neocam, a project headed by some of the same scientists whose work he is second-guessing.
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He is our commander in chief, he was voted in," she said, adding that she knows from experience that "it is very difficult to lead when you have a peanut gallery of people who don't know what they're talking about second-guessing what you do.
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How could it be that a career crime scene specialist with no history of second-guessing his work conveniently messed up this one time and relied on an exhumed body, not the handprint taken during the autopsy, to prove the print was, indeed, Debbie Carter's?
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In her interviews, she seems impatient with any second-guessing of these facts; she bristles at the long-running rumors that she is more than one person, or a man, seeing in them a sexist assumption that women can write only in conventional women's genres.
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But as revelations about Uber and companies like Signet Jewelers unspool almost daily — attended by stories of lawsuits, valuation drops and high-profile firings and resignations — we're now second-guessing ourselves, wondering if "hyper-aggressive" culture is actually the best environment for success to thrive.
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In those games that have gone on — in professional stadiums, college arenas and local parks — there has been a notable increase in these conspicuous little moments of caution, and in the subtle second-guessing of the wisdom of a sports staple: the high-five.
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"For weeks Republicans have said they trusted FBI Director Comey to lead an independent review into Secretary Clinton's emails, but now they are second-guessing his judgment because his findings do not align with their conspiracy theories," Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon said in a statement.
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But lately, as with most any gathering place around here since late January — the checkout line, the liquor store, the park nearby where losing lottery numbers are pressed into the mulch — patrons have found occasion to project their angst outward, second-guessing a November wager.
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But it also has a new "star," essentially, with the arrival of Kathleen T. Zellner, an attorney with a record of exonerating convicted felons who has taken on Avery's case, and who offers plenty of second-guessing about how his attorneys handled the first trial.
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" Francisco stressed that the executive branch was within its authority to phase out the program and that the lower courts "erred" in "second-guessing" the Department of Homeland Security's "entirely rational judgment to stop facilitating ongoing violations of federal law on a massive scale.
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At the same time, Trump has begun second-guessing the recommendations of the immigration hardliners who have worked to orchestrate a harsh stance toward immigrant families, which this week came under new scrutiny for heartrending depictions of children being held without basic necessities such as soap.
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The season 13 Bachelor is no stranger to controversy: In 2009, Mesnick proposed to Melissa Rycroft on the finale, but by the time After the Final Rose rolled around, he was second-guessing his decision — because he couldn't stop thinking about his runner-up, Molly Malaney.
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Mr. Trump would not have received any real-time dialogue from the scene, the officials said, because the last thing American military planners want is to invite critique, second-guessing or even new orders from the Situation Room in the middle of an active military raid.
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Though there's drama and second-guessing every season, it's rare to see things get this far — not since the exceptionally despicable Juan Pablo has it been so clear that the women on the show are uninterested, if not disgusted with the man they're there to maybe marry.
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" Voters are angry about the crisis and the response, you see, but "for all that anger, the engineers of the American crisis response got the economics mostly correct, and more right than most of those — including leading economic thinkers and prominent politicians — who were second-guessing them.
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" Leah opened up about the uncertainty and second-guessing that can come with trying to breast-feed, writing, "we trusted our bodies to grow our babies for 9 months and now we have to trust our body to supply the nourishment for our babes growth & development.
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Social media firms, for example, employ hundreds of censors to police what their users say, but for the most part, they do so without guidance or direction from the central government, second guessing what their bosses, and by extension the Communist Party's official censors will disapprove of.
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Even if they don't suffer from these more extreme fears, they will likely be aware that, since their diagnosis, other people suspect them of being confused whether they are or not, and so may be second-guessing what they say, or making decisions without consulting them.
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"For weeks Republicans have said they trusted FBI Director Comey to lead an independent review into Secretary Clinton's emails, but now they are second-guessing his judgment because his findings do not align with their conspiracy theories," campaign spokesman Brian Fallon said in an emailed statement.
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" Francisco stressed that the executive branch was within its authority to phase out the Obama-era program and that the lower courts "erred" in "second-guessing" the Department of Homeland Security's "entirely rational judgment to stop facilitating ongoing violations of federal law on a massive scale.
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On the other hand, the courts also might err in the opposite direction, throwing the baby out with the bath water in the course of second-guessing the president in this extreme instance, resulting in a temptation of courts to second-guess in less-justified circumstances.
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"From a fan's perspective, it had been going on for a while and I understand the fans' frustration and I also understand the second-guessing by the media and the fans when you are pursuing a strategy that may be a little non-traditional," Luhnow told VICE Sports.
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The entire fight was a masterclass in playing with an opponent's expectations and Holloway never ran into the problem that Frankie Edgar had: second guessing himself after Ortega hit him with a good counter and then making his actual attacks less frequently and subsequently becoming even easier to counter.
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The end-run By the time that Trump began notching sizable victories in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, the second-guessing about the strategy used against him -- or lack thereof -- was well underway within all the campaigns and among outside groups set up to boost the top candidates.
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A.P.: As an attitude rather than a philosophical position, epistemic skepticism consists in always second-guessing your own judgments — about yourself, other people and situations; always monitoring those judgments to make sure you're seeing clearly, have the facts right, aren't making any unfounded inferences or deceiving yourself, etc.
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"This historical second-guessing is deeply offensive to Jews, Holocaust survivors and those who valiantly fought against Hitler during World War II. It is, in fact, as many historians have previously noted, a distortion of history itself," ADL National Director Jonathan Greenblatt wrote in an online column in 2015.
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They tried to raise questions about Colonel Vindman's loyalty to the United States, and sought to portray the concerns expressed by Colonel Vindman and an aide to Vice President Mike Pence as merely the opinions of unelected, and even unreliable, bureaucrats second-guessing the president of the United States.
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Upset at what he sees as "Monday morning quarterbacking" of soldiers fighting a shadowy enemy where "second-guessing was deadly," Mr. Hegseth has for years defended troops charged with war crimes, including Chief Gallagher, Major Golsteyn and Lt. Clint Lorance, often appealing directly to the president on Fox News.
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Recently, as I've been making an effort to make every area of my life a little more eco-friendly — finding a cute reusable coffee cup, discovering the weird satisfaction of composting — I've been second guessing the vibrant blue liquids and nose-wrinkling chemical smells of my go-to bottles.
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But if the supposedly inevitable Democratic frontrunner lost both of the first two contests, a frenzy of second-guessing about her prospects would ensue among political elites, while Sanders would get a ton of positive press coverage — coverage that could, at least conceivably, help him win over more nonwhite voters.
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It is bad enough that D.C.'s elected officials must be subjected to second-guessing on matters elsewhere left to state and local governments; it is far worse that D.C. residents have no voting representation in the halls of Congress to influence life-and-death matters of war and peace.
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Patrick J. Lynch, the head of the Patrolman's Benevolent Association, said the bills were part of a "continuous piling on of new burdens and second-guessing for our police officers," and he pointedly noted they were moving forward in the wake of the city's second terrorist attack in two months.
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Just as important, his conduct of the conflicts in Afghanistan and against ISIS in Iraq and Syria has demonstrated an equally commendable deference to the judgment of his commanders rather than the sort of White House micromanagement and second-guessing of the military that characterized Obama's record as commander in chief.
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"Judicial second-guessing of the president's determination that a temporary suspension of entry of certain classes of aliens was necessary at this time to protect national security would constitute an impermissible intrusion on the political branches' plenary constitutional authority over foreign affairs, national security, and immigration," the federal motion argues.
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But many Americans who were alive and watching live television in 1963 have no real idea who Zapruder was or what happened to him; they certainly wouldn't be aware that he, his children and grandchildren felt burdened by their name — and the suspicion and second-guessing that followed it for decades.
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It's easy to read into a coworker's punctuation and words over instant message, Lauren Squires, linguist and associate professor at The Ohio State University, tells CNBC Make It. For example, you might find yourself agonizing over a curt-seeming "k." or second-guessing your emoji usage in your work correspondence.
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"Judicial second-guessing of the President's determination that a temporary suspension of entry of certain classes of aliens was necessary at this time to protect national security would constitute an impermissible intrusion on the political branches' plenary constitutional authority over foreign affairs, national security, and immigration," wrote Noel Francisco, the acting Solicitor General.
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It makes me feel very unsafe, and because white people who looked like the good folks I sat with in trailers and dissuaded my stereotypical notions of who white people who loved Ronnie Milsap could be with were involved, I'm now filled with a second-guessing paranoia about my adoration of country music.
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One version of this argument is that Mr. Trump cannot be charged in court with a crime because the judicial branch should not be in the position of second-guessing whether a president has properly exercised his constitutional authority, so the only remedy for abuse of power is impeachment and removal by Congress.
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The building Cubs signed him to an eight-year, $750 million contract, and while there was some second-guessing about how much money was going to a guy whose value was in all-around play and not just pure stickwork, no one could deny that Heyward was, in pure baseball terms, a great signing.
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That iconic photo of Obama hunched over in the White House Situation Room, while watching the satellite feed of the actions on the ground inside the compound says it all — the nervous anticipation of the outcome, the grave consequences of failure, and the potential second-guessing of his decision to launch SEAL Team Six.
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But Trump&aposs visit came against the backdrop of tensions in the trans-Atlantic alliance: Mass protests of Trump in the streets of London, his second-guessing of May&aposs handling of Brexit in an interview with a British newspaper and a string of international summits that have often pitted the U.S. against its traditional allies.
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About eight in 653 survey respondents said they have found conflicting information about what foods to eat and what foods to avoid -- and more than half of them said the conflicting information has them second-guessing the choices they make, according to the International Food Information Council Foundation's annual Food and Health survey, which was released Tuesday.
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The two are set to marry in a lavish Christmas wedding — but "their plans are jeopardized when Amber finds herself second-guessing whether or not she's cut out to be queen, and Richard is faced with a political crisis that threatens to tarnish not only the holiday season, but the future of the kingdom," according to a release.
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"The atmosphere has gotten harder for police officers because there is a lot of second-guessing by people with a lack of insight into their jobs and a lack of expertise on what constitutes appropriate policing techniques in given situations," Mr. Pasco said, adding that officers hoped that Mr. Trump would change the nation's view of policing.
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Finally, if the court continues down a path to deregulation by second-guessing rather than deferring to the decisions of federal agencies, like the Environmental Protection Agency, it will be at odds with polls showing that about 60 percent of Americans would like to see environmental regulations preserved or strengthened and think they are worth the cost.
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While judges don't usually get in the habit of second-guessing national security decisions, Josh Blackman of South Texas College of Law says "the 9th Circuit imposed an (unprecedented) burden on the government to justify the ban" — forcing the Department of Justice to offer evidence that the seven countries named in the original ban posed a threat to national security.
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" Priebus added that "the American people will rightly be left second guessing whether justice was really served," pointing to former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch last week and President Obama's "active support for Hillary Clinton's candidacy.
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We literally can't see "Star Wars" anymore: Its control-freakish creator won't allow the original version of the film to be seen and has stubbornly maculated his own masterpiece, second-guessing correct editing decisions, restoring wisely deleted scenes and replacing his breakthrough special effects — historic artifacts in their own right — with '90s vintage C.G.I., already more dated than the film's original effects.
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Inciarte came at him with the dope one (well, two) liner: This kind of second-guessing dragged on to the point that by the time they actually started things up, the original singer for the Star Spangled Banner had bailed, and they had to put in a Nationals staff member to belt out the anthem, according to Washington Post beat reporter Jorge Castillo.
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With the Nevada win, Mook now has more breathing room: There's less second-guessing about his decision to buy television ads in only the cheapest markets in Texas, for instance, and not to keep pace with Sanders in terms of the large numbers of staffers he places on the ground and field offices he opens as the nominating contest rolls through the South and the Midwest.
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And it was more than good enough, with multiple fascist dystopias including one inhabited by giant shrimp, and the sort of smarter-than-it-looks plot device the show often sneaks in: When Morty obtained a crystal that showed him all of his possible futures in real time, he became its slave, second-guessing every action and word until he was reduced to an anguished wail.
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This second guessing by regulators as to a company's security practices following a cyber attack creates an adversarial relationship between the private companies and the government, which is charged with protecting the nation and its citizens from criminals and hostile nations, at exactly the time when companies should be able to rely on the government for support and when the information that the companies have is of most use to law enforcement.
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In Wisconsin, handing FoxConn $3 billion in taxpayer dollars — more than one-third of the workers' wages for 20 years — has fueled the local and national movement second-guessing tax incentives as a tool for economic development Tax incentives can help create good local jobs for residents, but only if scaled back, targeted to industries with the greatest spillovers for local job growth and coupled with local services to businesses and residents that increase local hiring.
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On that February morning, sitting at the dining room table with her husband, former President Bill Clinton, and their daughter, Chelsea — as well as top campaign aides including communications director Jennifer Palmieri and campaign manager Robby Mook — Clinton seemed to be reverting to her campaign muscle memory: second-guessing advice from the aides who got her into this ditch, resisting a larger, voter-friendly narrative and deciding to rely on her own judgment to save herself.
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I'm not saying that those people in any way make up the bulk of the current protest movement, and I'm saying that officers do have to make sure they're behaving respectfully and appropriately as representatives of the law, but I think it's incredibly disingenuous to suggest that what's been going on in the past year and a half is peaceful protests as opposed to extraordinary hostility police — second-guessing of officers, sweeping claims of officers being racists and killer cops, and demands that officers back off of proactive policing.
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Rosenstein, who was involved in the president's firing of former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE and supervised Mueller's special counsel probe when former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE recused himself, attracted plenty of scrutiny and second-guessing beginning in January 2017 (NBC News).
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