Should a downturn occur, Trump should logically shoulder the blame.
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Democrats said Trump would shoulder the blame for any shutdown now.
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When things go wrong, do you advise to always shoulder the blame?
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But the researcher said Twitter should shoulder the blame for the account hijacks.
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But that's not politically tenable either as Republicans would almost certainly shoulder the blame.
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If the Republicans had lost the seat, Rubio would likely have had to shoulder the blame.
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Then he found the words he needed in Italian to shoulder the blame for his son.
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Blacks clearly didn't bias the market to disadvantage ourselves, and we should not shoulder the blame of that reality.
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She'd served them well and when she reached the end of her capabilities, she would gracefully shoulder the blame.
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Republicans dismiss this, insisting the ACA and Obama will shoulder the blame, but others aren't so sure that's the case.
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Male infertility remained highly stigmatizing and emasculating; men often expected their wives to shoulder the blame for their childlessness in public.
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But the White House has made it clear that Trump should not shoulder the blame for the recent losses on Wall Street.
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He has no particular desire for his party to shoulder the blame for every kink in a sprawling, complex segment of the economy.
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Failure, though, may leave Mr. McConnell having to shoulder the blame from President Trump and conservatives who have always viewed him with suspicion.
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They believe that with the GOP now in control of government, Trump and congressional Republicans will have to shoulder the blame for the hikes.
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President Trump said Wednesday a government shutdown could happen and argued that Democrats should shoulder the blame if Congress fails to pass a funding bill.
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If the troops are withdrawn, they argue, an attack on the United States could occur in two years and Mr. Trump would shoulder the blame.
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Back then, he tweeted that the "so-called judge" should shoulder the blame for any terror attacks that may occur while his ban was on lockdown.
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He's let Howard shoulder the blame for Chuck's suicide, he's stolen from an innocent man, he's strung up and threatened the teenage thugs who robbed him.
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Like Facebook, another company that gets criticized for reflecting our flaws back to us, Amazon could shoulder the blame for giving us exactly what we want.
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The truth is that prescribers are aware of the problem but many times unfairly shoulder the blame because they are not in a position to fix it.
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Facebook offered up a departing executive Wednesday to shoulder the blame for hiring a Republican-leaning PR firm to dig up dirt on liberal billionaire donor George Soros.
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If it loses the seat left open by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, Trump will likely shoulder the blame and Republicans could start defecting from his agenda.
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Anyone who makes a living writing and speaking "can catch the attention of a hate group anytime," she said, and shouldn't be expected to shoulder the blame for the attacks.
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The wrongdoing is alleged to have continued through to 2018 but the bank's financial chief, James von Moltke, told CNBC's Annette Weisbach Thursday that current executives shouldn't shoulder the blame.
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Still, this lawmaker said GOP senators are ready to help Ryan out even if it means they shoulder the blame for killing a bill that faces a steep climb to enactment.
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With Hariri gone, Hezbollah would shoulder the blame for Lebanese political dysfunction, the theory goes, and could initiate a war with the "Zionist entity" in order to shore up domestic support.
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Trump says government shutdown 'could happen': President Trump said Wednesday a government shutdown could happen and argued that Democrats should shoulder the blame if Congress fails to pass a funding bill.
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In late 1996, Ashara admitted responsibility for the sarin attack but said he was not personally involved in the crime, saying he had been "instructed by God" to shoulder the blame.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The president of OPEC defended the oil producer group on Monday against U.S. President Donald Trump's recent demands for higher oil output, saying OPEC does not shoulder the blame.
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With rising television ratings and revenues suggesting the N.B.A. is stronger than ever, Roberts is fairly certain who should shoulder the blame for any team that struggles because they signed bad deals.
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Rather than allowing those displaced by these life-threatening conditions to shoulder the blame, we need to adopt more humane asylum policies that recognize new threats and assume responsibility at the collective level.
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Fifty-eight percent of respondents said Republicans would shoulder the blame if lawmakers cannot reach an agreement to codify the protections for recipients of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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The company contended at trial that it should not shoulder the blame for the opioid epidemic because its opioids had such modest sales, and because its drugs were regulated by state and federal agencies.
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CALGARY, Alberta, July 9 (Reuters) - The president of OPEC on Monday defended the oil producer group against U.S. President Donald Trump's recent demands for higher oil output, saying OPEC does not shoulder the blame.
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The company contended at trial that it should not shoulder the blame for the opioid epidemic because its opioids had such modest sales, and because its drugs were regulated by state and federal agencies.
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But Facebook can't treat this as merely a PR problem, a distraction from the fun work of building new social features, unless its employees are ready to shoulder the blame for the erosion of society.
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Bannon's allies say he is not to blame for becoming a media fixation, noting that he rarely gives interviews and shouldn't have to shoulder the blame for editorial decisions at Breitbart News, which he once ran.
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But the politics of a shutdown are tricky, and some Republicans aren't so sure that they would shoulder the blame — especially after Democrats railed against Republicans for shuttering the government for 16 days over ObamaCare repeal.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Heartbroken Internationals captain Ernie Els said he would shoulder the blame for his team's defeat to the United States at the Presidents Cup but defended his Sunday pairings after they crumbled at Royal Melbourne.
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Obviously not much went right for LSU against Mississippi State, but coach Ed Orgeron was willing to shoulder the blame after his team lost to the Bulldogs for just the second time in the last 18 meetings.
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It immediately got ratio'd by angry members of the Resistance who compared Trump to a bank robber or a murderer and noted that the president himself had said on camera he would shoulder the blame for a shutdown.
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Warning about a country put "at risk" by those who "want to allow noncitizens to vote," gun control advocates and those who "seek to destroy our values and faith in God," Brooks made clear who should shoulder the blame.
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But Republicans argue that Schiff and his fellow Democrats shoulder the blame for the committee's partisan war, starting with the push to remove Nunes as head of the committee with what they argue were trumped-up, partisan ethics charges.
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The latest monthly Kaiser Health Tracking Poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation showed that more than half of Americans now believe that the president and Republicans own the health care issue and may shoulder the blame for any failings.
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But Mr. Trump insisted on a conspicuous clash that undercut Republican congressional leaders and his own staff working to avoid a shutdown at all costs, or at least to ensure that Democrats would shoulder the blame for such a result.
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Not only will that filmmaker have to hit the ground running with someone else's footage, they could wind up in a situation where they shoulder the blame for anything that goes wrong, while fans praise Lord and Miller for anything that goes right.
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Opposition parties, led by the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the right-wing Northern League, have attacked the PD for the collapse of 10 banks in the last two years, while Renzi says the Bank of Italy should shoulder the blame.
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If Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE becomes Speaker, it will be the Republicans, not the president, who will be forced to shoulder the blame.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration's recent trade actions toward China were not intended to punish any industries or the markets, but Beijing should shoulder the blame for any hit to the U.S. economy, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Thursday.
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One of the suspects broadcast the incident live on Facebook, and reactions to the shocking footage have laid bare, once again, how starkly divided, both racially and politically, the United States is, with many social media users saying Black Lives Matter should shoulder the blame.
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WASHINGTON, April 5 (Reuters) - The Trump administration's recent trade actions toward China were not intended to punish any industries or the markets, but Beijing should shoulder the blame for any hit to the U.S. economy, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Thursday.
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Everyone in the House just wants to pass a bill, literally any bill, that can be called "Obamacare repeal" so that when it dies in the Senate it will be the upper chamber, not the up-for-reelection chumps in the House, who shoulder the blame.
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Letting an ambiguous conception of 'robots' instead shoulder the blame lets the managerial class evade scrutiny for how it deploys automation, shuts down meaningful discussion about the actual contours of the phenomenon, and prevents us from challenging the march of this manifest robodestiny when it should be challenged.
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While the mayor of Wuhan will be the first in line to shoulder the blame from the fallout, "he is too low-ranking to be the scapegoat," said Volker Stanzel, a former German ambassador to China at a discussion hosted by the Mercator Institute for China Studies in late January.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats are putting forward a proposal to reopen the federal government by severing funding for the Department of Homeland Security and border security from other spending bills that enjoy bipartisan support — a gambit aimed at forcing President Trump to negotiate or to shoulder the blame for a protracted shutdown.
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Still, a Washington Post-ABC News poll released late Friday found that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Republicans would shoulder the blame for a shutdown.
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"He felt responsible and he felt guilty. Today, in the financial world, there is no responsibility; no one wants to shoulder the blame." Bloomberg reported Bertrand had invested 20% of his assets in an AIA/Madoff fund and also reported René-Thierry had founded Access in 1994 with Littaye. The two had met at Paribas in 1970.
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Xiahou Yuan was from Qiao County (), Pei State (), which is in present-day Bozhou, Anhui. He was a younger cousin of Xiahou Dun and a descendant of Xiahou Ying, who served under the Han dynasty's founding emperor, Liu Bang (Emperor Gao). He once helped Cao Cao shoulder the blame when Cao committed a serious offence. Cao Cao later saved him.
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The dismissal of General Douglas MacArthur was among the least politically popular decisions in presidential history. Truman's approval ratings plummeted, and he faced calls for his impeachment from, among others, Senator Robert A. Taft. Fierce criticism from virtually all quarters accused Truman of refusing to shoulder the blame for a war gone sour and blaming his generals instead. Others, including Eleanor Roosevelt, supported and applauded Truman's decision.
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The dismissal of General Douglas MacArthur ignited a firestorm of outrage against Truman and support for MacArthur. Fierce criticism from virtually all quarters accused Truman of refusing to shoulder the blame for a war gone sour and blaming his generals instead. Others, including Eleanor Roosevelt, supported and applauded Truman's decision. MacArthur meanwhile returned to the U.S. to a hero's welcome, and addressed a joint session of Congress.
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After consulting with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and members of Congress, Truman decided to relieve MacArthur of his command. The dismissal of General Douglas MacArthur ignited a firestorm of outrage against Truman and support for MacArthur. Fierce criticism from virtually all quarters accused Truman of refusing to shoulder the blame for a war gone sour and blaming his generals instead. Others, including Eleanor Roosevelt, supported and applauded Truman's decision.
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Following Chuck's suicide, Kim tries without success to break Jimmy out of his despondent mood. Howard tells Jimmy and Kim he thinks that his decision to force Chuck's retirement from HHM after their malpractice insurance rates rose led to Chuck's death. Jimmy conceals his role in causing the rate increase, allows Howard to shoulder the blame, and regains his usual happy-go-lucky demeanor. Unaware of Jimmy's actions, Kim later berates Howard for mistreating Jimmy.
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As their relationship disintegrates and the possibility of discovery grows, Laren decides to poison her spouse with Kristin's assistance. One evening, Laren approaches Lucas in his hotel room during a conference where she poisons him. Laren and Kristin then remove the body from the hotel where they bury it under a bridge her father painted spanning a shallow creek, and it eventually is found. Laren escapes with Haylei and leaves behind Kristin to shoulder the blame.
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Jimmy is shocked at Chuck's death and believes himself to be at fault because of his interaction with the insurance company. Howard believes Chuck's death was his fault because he forced Chuck to retire. Upon hearing this, Jimmy allows Howard to shoulder the blame and regains his usual upbeat demeanor. Chuck leaves most of his estate to his ex-wife, with only a $5,000 bequest to Jimmy, which is just enough to prevent him from contesting the will.
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Armory of the Scranton City Guard in 1878 Opinions differ on the root cause of the strike and ensuing violence, and what persons or groups should shoulder the blame. Historians Hitchcock and Downs emphasized the far-reaching effects of the ongoing depression, inflation, rapidly increasing commodity prices, and mass unemployment, as well as the failure of the strikers to appreciate that these conditions affected the employer as well as the employee. > Evidently the great mass of laboring men failed to comprehend the situation. > Too much then, as now, capital was their enemy, not their friend.
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