No regulator wants to take the blame for this distress.
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So much so, that Kylie had to take the blame.
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"I'll take the blame for the loss today," Odorizzi said.
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She was pressured by the sheriff to take the blame.
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When giving feedback, take the blame out of your sentences.
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If not, she's the one that will take the blame.
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The very best leaders take the blame but share the credit.
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Kris says that letting the kids take the blame was mean.
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Eventually, she gets fired while Bojack lets her take the blame.
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Trump was ready to take the blame for the current shutdown.
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"Just take the blame, and you're a free man," he said.
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If she does something wrong, Bronze volunteers to take the blame.
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I take the blame for that we've got to be better.
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Of course, the moon shouldn't take the blame for completely reckless behavior.
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Setting up the EU to take the blame for a Brexit delay
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Blame the other guys, who conveniently aren't around to take the blame.
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If something goes wrong, who's liable, and who's going to take the blame?
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I'll accept when I'm wrong and take the blame when I goof up.
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If they struggle collectively against the hosts, Ronaldo will inevitably take the blame.
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It was a nasty trick, but he won't have to take the blame.
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But if he falters, his debate performance is likely to take the blame.
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Neither side wants to take the blame, because if you do take the blame, there may be repercussions in the future from primary challenges, from challenges to leadership positions, from a party base that is exasperated with its own elected officials.
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He also said he would take the blame for that shutdown if it occurs.
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Did Jessica really kill the baby and leave her sister to take the blame?
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"We'll take the blame for the first one," Mr. Ferguson said with a smile.
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It could also leave the Pentagon to take the blame when things go wrong.
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Will you be willing to take the blame for decisions made hundreds of miles away?
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Videgaray spoke to the notion that Mexico can't take the blame for cross-border problems.
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He admits that intervening in Libya was a mistake, but he won't take the blame.
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But Trump initially said he would take the blame for a shutdown over border security.
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The president unwittingly set up himself and Republicans to take the blame for a shutdown.
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" He added, "She said she wanted to protect her sons and would take the blame.
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Melania Trump's speechwriter is stepping forward to take the blame for plagiarizing Michelle Obama's 2008 speech.
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That culture puts top executives under pressure to take the blame for their boss, experts say.
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So, we will let it fail because then we won't take the blame for its failure.
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But right now, the GOP will and should take the blame for this breakdown of leadership.
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Players who fail drug tests often take the blame without admitting to knowingly using banned drugs.
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They understand there is a problem, but they don't want to take the blame for it.
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Bats take the blame for spreading all kinds of diseases, from ebola to Middle Eastern Respiratory virus.
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But withholding the payments could throw the insurance markets into chaos and Republicans could take the blame.
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If you're waiting on him to take the blame, you're going to be waiting a long time.
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So, if anyone got suspicious, there are a lot of people who could take the blame, right?
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On Monday, staff members were determined to take the blame for the secrecy and to shield Mrs.
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But days away from another potential shutdown, it's the GOP that seems sure to take the blame.
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Photo: Matthew Paul Argall (Flickr)Young people take the blame for a lot of the world's problems.
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A cynic might ask: Is Obama just washing his hands and letting someone else take the blame?
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Now commences six months of Trump supporters abjectly begging conservatives to take the blame for their bad decisions.
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If the bubble bursts, "we will have to take the blame and build up society again," he says.
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He said that if North Korea goes ahead with its nuclear program, then China will take the blame.
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Trump had previously said he would take the blame for shutting down the government to get the funding.
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Protests by environmental groups were especially intense this year, as carmakers increasingly take the blame for climate change.
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Politicians will produce no end of scapegoats to take the blame and will further energize the far right.
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"The number one thing [these executives and CEOs] did wrong was to not take the blame," says Green.
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Meredith and Jackson wrote the statement so that Catherine wouldn't have to take the blame for her father's misdeeds.
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Sadly, too many governments are more than happy to let the UN take the blame for their own failures.
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Similarly, by avoiding blaming Melania, the press is leaving room for someone else—a speechwriter—to take the blame.
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He's really confessing to killing Rachel Posner, the guilt of which motivates him to take the blame for Zoe.
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Are Democrats willing to take the blame for North Korea deploying nuclear weapons that could hit the United States?
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The criminals were going to kill the people I once loved and set me up to take the blame.
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But they might also be willing to wait and let Republicans take the blame for any chaos they unleash.
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Democrats, for their part, believe Republicans will take the blame because the GOP holds the White House and Congress.
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Not to take the blame off Bancroft, but he was set up by Kovacs' sister, Reileen and his wife, Miriam.
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But he quickly ran into trouble, not least because he'd already told the country he would take the blame himself.
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Trump after the meeting declared victory and doubled down on his vow to take the blame if there's a shutdown.
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Mercutio is killed in the fracas, then Tybalt is strangled by the group, with Romeo left to take the blame.
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And who will take the blame when the American people demand accountability for this untenable, yet predictable, state of affairs?
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Mercutio is killed in the fracas, then Tybalt is strangled by the group, with Romeo left to take the blame.
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They're betting that Trump will take the blame if the system set up by the Affordable Care Act spins into meltdown.
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To be sure, somebody will eventually take the blame and assume the responsibility of paying out financial dividends to distraught families.
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They argue that Republicans, particularly ideological conservatives, should disavow the candidate and the looming disaster -- let the Trumpites take the blame.
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The police believe that both the bank and SWIFT should take the blame for the oversight, Alam said in an interview.
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Politicians concocted Tollway Authorities to create an independent, unelected bad guy to take the blame when tolls had to be raised.
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But they are likely to be relieved by Mrs Lam's willingness to take the blame for the crisis that has ensued.
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Still, police investigators told Reuters in an interview that both the bank and SWIFT should take the blame for the problems.
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Ordinary people would face disruptions and annoyances in their lives, and Republicans would take the blame for being unable to govern.
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He is not someone willing to take the blame for either his own errors or those of the people around him.
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Democrats should be pleased to take the blame ("credit" would be a more accurate word) for protecting the Affordable Care Act.
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That gives a perfect opening to American enemies who wish to launch damaging cyberattacks but let other countries take the blame.
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Republicans control both chambers of Congress, but Trump has repeatedly argued that Democrats should take the blame if a shutdown happens.
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I will take the blame that we have not really articulated what happens when you press that "sign in with Google" button.
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The Labour Party has the luxury of heckling from the sidelines, knowing that it will not take the blame for the deal.
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The election would be, in effect, a referendum on Brexit and on the botched process which politicians must take the blame for.
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All I can say is that I will take the blame for the world that generations X through Z inherited from us.
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His value to the party-faithful is to help Trump push forward his agenda and to take the blame when it fails.
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But, knowing what we know of Trump, there is roughly a zero percent chance that he will take the blame for this.
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The U.S. cannot quietly hope that the coalition will take the blame for past and future atrocities like the funeral hall bombing.
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"I feel like I take the blame tonight," said Green, who gave up Lindor's slam on his 23d pitch of the night.
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They are making it worse, and offering to take the blame for its failures, which will ultimately cement that law in place.
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The connection may be real, but must that Chianti always take the blame for the unpalatable context in which it was served?
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Spoiler alert: When the time comes, Shiela does not let Joel take the blame, noting that it was always going to be her.
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Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said the arrest of two black men at a Starbucks location was "reprehensible," and he will take the blame.
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Each of us should take the blame for babies and children being separated from their families and placed in detention centers and shelters.
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In China, he said, higher-level officials like judges and prosecutors are often shielded from investigation, leaving lower-level officials to take the blame.
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The new securities chief may be in an impossible position, expected to control inherently uncontrollable markets and take the blame if the efforts fail.
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I didn't do Facebook and I didn't make any money from it, so I'm not going to take the blame and neither should you.
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"It was a tough angle and I'll take the blame for that, but it is definitely a shot that I can make," Beal said.
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Mr Dawson says it could create a dilemma for prisoners: take the blame for unproven allegations, or deny them and risk being judged dishonest.
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You can't sit there and pretend like you can't take the blame if you're willing to take all the credit when things go well.
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So now I don't give a damn about pressure, but if someone's going to take the blame for something, who they gonna point to?
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When I would bring up something he did wrong, he wouldn't take the blame, instead putting it back on me or making an excuse.
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Another server echoed this, saying a manager gave him "permission" to break the law and promised to "take the blame" if he got caught.
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Asked if the Trump administration will take the blame for the recent drop in stocks after taking credit for the rally, Mr. Mnuchin demurred.
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Mr. Trump has made clear that he is willing to take the blame for a shutdown in the pursuit of his signature campaign pledge.
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People close to Mr. McGahn have said he fears that Mr. Trump will set him up to take the blame for any possible wrongdoing.
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NEW DELHI — After the oxygen ran out at an Indian hospital last month and at least 60 children died, who should take the blame?
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Decisions may also have to be taken on who would set standards or take the blame if data held on multiple networks went missing.
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Trump contends that Democrats would take the blame for any fallout from the law's collapse, but Republicans are nervous that voters would fault them.
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Last year in Aspen, Armstrong crashed his SUV into two parked cars, fled the scene, and tried to make his girlfriend take the blame.
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The Irish promoters were nothing but lovely and I don't want them to take the blame for something that was most likely on our end.
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Trump strips a former CIA director of his security clearance; no one wants to take the blame for a suicide attack at an Afghan school.
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Co-narcissists also tend to take the blame for relationship issues, have feelings of low self-worth, and feel selfish when talking about their feelings.
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This would mean that both parties would have to take responsibility for producing a budget — or take the blame for the failure to do so.
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They knew that what goes up may go down again, and they did not want to take the blame for market forces beyond their control.
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Second, traditional leaders take pains to avoid taking credit for stock market rallies, so they don't have to take the blame for the declines, too.
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No one, you'll note, has jumped up to take the blame for the Oculus debacle, Santiago Calatrava's four-billion-dollar railway hub and dinosaur skeleton.
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"I'm going to take the blame for that one because we weren't prepared to start the game," Colorado's first-year coach Jared Bednar told reporters.
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That doesn't mean that they don't offer the team feedback on what is going wrong, but it does mean that they take the blame publicly.
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The government believes it's possible that "other high-level" hackers could be mimicking the group's style and allowing it to take the blame for the attacks.
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During a crisis, for example, there's no one else from the executive bench who's expected to step up and take the blame, said a former staffer.
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The EU likely doesn't want to take the blame for that fallout, especially if it's within its power to avoid, by just pushing back the deadline.
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The EU likely doesn't want to take the blame for that fallout, especially if it's within its power to avoid by just pushing back the deadline.
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Then Democrats, who will take the blame, will come crawling to us wanting to make a deal because the politics will be so bad for them.
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Let the app set the limits, and take the blame Another nice feature of Red I'll be using in combination with Kids is the background mode.
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It also would provide the Bolivarian spin-machine a clear foil — the United States, which would take the blame for deprivations suffered by the Venezuelan people.
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Chuck Schumer last week, Trump said he would be "proud to shut down the government" and take the blame if he didn't get the wall money.
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But such moves may be overshadowed by a steady drip of revelations by employees like Mr. Schmidt determined not to take the blame for company wrongdoing.
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Though Mr. Koch let Mr. Ravitch take the blame for fare increases, the mayor worked behind the scenes to gain support for the subway, he said.
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City should do better this year — it is paired with Dynamo Kiev in the current round — but if it falters again, Pellegrini will surely take the blame.
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If Trump is taking credit for a stock uptick, but I can't help but wonder if he's going to take the blame when those same numbers fall.
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The redacted version of Mueller's report released disclosed a previously unknown episode where Rosenstein resisted Trump's efforts to get him to take the blame for firing Comey.
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Those who do can take the blame when the market declines, and stock performance doesn't always reflect other key economic metrics, like economic growth and income inequality.
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The other reason why this is a bad move for the Democrats is that there's no lock on who will take the blame if a shutdown occurs.
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Then there was the televised meeting with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer that concluded with the president vowing to take the blame for a looming government shutdown.
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MIGRANTS HAVE become a convenient scapegoat for South Africans frustrated by a slumping economy and rampant unemployment—and for the politicians who might otherwise take the blame.
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Some allied Democratic strategists agree with leadership aides who predict that vulnerable centrists have little to fear because Republicans would likely take the blame for a shutdown.
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Johnson and Tusk, who are due to talk on Sunday, sparred ahead of the meeting over who would take the blame if Britain leaves the EU on Oct.
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With the Fed raising rates Trump has called Powell "crazy" and "loco," setting him up to take the blame in the event of an economic slowdown or recession.
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" Soon enough, he's trying to turn his remorse into a selling point: "I'll take the blame, that counts for something/Man up and say I'll own my mistakes.
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Shutdown fights often revolve around which party will take the blame; with Trump having already taken credit, it would seem that Democrats can just sit on their hands.
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He insisted he had no choice but to appoint Mr. Rajapaksa as prime minister and said that Mr. Wickremesinghe must take the blame for the current political crisis.
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Mr. Trump, reiterating his campaign pledge to build a border wall, had said he would take the blame for shutting down the government if Democrats rebuffed his effort.
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Centralization of power under Xi means that inevitably Xi will take the blame if things go wrong, as would he be showered with glory when things go right.
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"He told the president, don't take credit for the market going up, because you're setting yourself up to take the blame when the market goes down," he said.
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She's happy to take blowback for dooming Rhea (she tells Gerri she'll take the blame), so long as both she and Rhea are destroyed by this particular grenade.
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"If we had to do it all over again, we would have done it differently, but I take the blame for that," Purcell told the county Board of Supervisors.
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Berge said later on BFM-TV that Macron told the gathering he is not a fair-weather president and suggested he won&apost let other officials take the blame.
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"I think the mistake that I made - I take the blame - was a little too much, too fast," Iger told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview published on Thursday.
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This could play to their favor, since they can propose things they like, let the Democrats filibuster them and take the blame when repeal kicks in with no replacement.
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Should the CDU do poorly this weekend, it is Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer who will take the blame rather than Mrs Merkel, who has removed herself from the election fray.
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Trump made clear he was more than comfortable with shutting down the government, which he has previously called a "great political issue," and that he would even take the blame.
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America's Health Insurance Plans, or AHIP, the nation's leading insurance lobby, has demanded that the White House and Congress resolve the subsidies immediately — or take the blame for hurting consumers.
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Take the blame for spilling three of the six coffees you volunteered to get for your team even though you know deep down it was at least 65% Carol's fault?
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Following her arrest, Steffen told her daughter to take the blame for the idea of fabricating the kidnapping, and told her she wouldn't get in trouble, according to police reports.
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"I'll take the blame for that one," Menard said, according to the AP. Photos of the incident showed sparks flying and smoke filling the air as the crash collected several cars.
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But if the West is tempted to make Moscow take the blame for all its ills, it will end up furthering the Kremlin's strategy more than Putin might ever have hoped.
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"I think somebody had to take the blame for SNAP's missing numbers and there was likely frustration with both the CFO and management team," said Summit Insights Group analyst Jonathan Kees.
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He called the defense counsel, told him the situation and offered to call the judge and take the blame directly for missing a piece of evidence that needed to be disclosed.
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Mariano Rajoy, a former Spanish prime minister, told the country's Supreme Court that Catalan separatist leaders on trial should take the blame for chaos and clashes during a 2017 independence referendum.
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Similar questions came up in 2012 over the art for her album 4, but this time there was no response from her team, and no third party to take the blame.
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The president was willing to pull the trigger on ending DACA when it looked like Congress would either step in to fix it or take the blame by failing to do so.
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Rather than graciously absolve the crowd for the awkward moment, or even take the blame for the gag's failure, Stanfield followed up by tweeting "That was weird" immediately after making it offstage.
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Coaches like to cover their own behinds, and now they know that if they're wrong on an offisde challenge and it costs their team a power play goal, they'll take the blame.
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It's still unclear if the FBI or the county is more responsible (naturally neither side is eager to take the blame), but nobody is claiming the move was anything but a mistake.
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The point is you have to be willing to take the blame, let the tension come out of the room so you can discuss what really happened, and not worry about it.
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It is through the Republican Party that the nation entered the Age of Trump, and if he weakens our democracy, it will be the GOP that will have to take the blame.
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Huang Hongru, who oversees the district that encompasses Qionghua, stepped down to take the blame for the episode, and two deputy officials were dismissed, the state news agency Xinhua reported on Monday.
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Now I have President Trump to thank for the answer: Doing as he does reveals a willingness to take credit but reluctance to take the blame, leaving his subordinates unsupported and demoralized.
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Trying to shift the blame Trump seemed to be looking for a way out of his box on Sunday by trying to position Democrats to take the blame for any new shutdown.
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Republicans, who would clearly take the blame for any healthcare fiasco right now, could spin this as passing something rather than nothing and float the idea of returning to comprehensive overhaul ideas later.
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Jayasundara, the first serving police chief to be arrested, told parliament that the president had asked him to take the blame for the bombings and resign, promising him a diplomatic posting in return.
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As in many etiquette situations, Miss Manners warns you that you will have to take the blame upon yourself: You are so embarrassed, it is just the way you were brought up, etc.
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Due to their uncommon height they often take the blame (and subsequent bullet) for killing large livestock such as cows and sheep when in fact their small jaw size would not even permit it.
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They both try to take the blame for everything that's gone wrong, and Gus winds up pleased that they've both failed so badly: "I guess we're both fuck-ups," he says, "so it's cool."
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He's been called to the scene of Emmit's crime, and Varga is planning to set Nikki up for to take the blame and set Ray up as an abuser to explain all her injuries.
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At the same time, Joe must grapple with the shame that he let a business partner take the blame for manufacturing faulty parts that led to the deaths of 21 pilots during the war.
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Unbeknownst to anyone except Cousin Greg (Nicholas Braun), Kendall hangs Logan out to dry during a live press conference which was set up so he could take the blame for the company's cruise fiasco.
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Our spineless Republican leaders will fold their hands and give the Democrats what they want, rather than let the Democrats take the blame for shutting down the government unless they get their desired amnesty.
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By episode's end, it has been decided that middle son Kendall (Jeremy Strong), the closest thing Succession has to a core protagonist and the saddest boy alive, will take the blame and leave Waystar-Royco.
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While the Common Application does make it possible for students to submit multiple applications with the click of a button or icon, colleges also have to take the blame for making it easier to apply.
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Trump proudly boasted last December that he would be willing to take the blame for the shutdown, and Americans have responded accordingly: His approval rating has sunk to new lows, even among his core supporters.
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Multiple sources said that there was frustration among employees within the agency over being brought into the coronavirus response too late, coupled with fear that FEMA would ultimately take the blame for the bungled response.
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As Washington and Brussels examine the power of Big Tech, Mr. Bezos, Mr. Cook and Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook may take time to commiserate over the attention — or squabble over who should take the blame.
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Asked about whether Trump rejecting a bipartisan immigration deal and reportedly calling certain nations "s---hole" countries set back funding talks, Mulvaney argued that "there's no way" Trump should take the blame for a shutdown.
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"I made the timing decision, and as I look back, I think the mistake that I made — I take the blame — was a little too much, too fast," Iger told The Hollywood Reporter in 2018.
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Jayasundara, the first serving police chief to be arrested, told the parliamentary committee that the president had asked him to take the blame for the bombings and resign, promising him a diplomatic posting in return.
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Either they take the blame for whatever instability results from the CSRs, or they work with Democrats to fix the problem Trump just handed them, likely inspiring some hate from their no-compromise right-wing base.
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Anyway, here is a take that takes them off the hook so that the media can take the blame for society's ills: Those of us in media must acknowledge our responsibility for the messes we've made.
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According to his prepared remarks, Zuckerberg will take the blame for Facebook's issues and admit the company hasn't done enough to protect users' data or stop other problems, like election interference, fake news and hate speech.
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I let the cat take the blame because I just couldn't admit to my mother that she'd raised a child that pisses in bowls at night instead of going to the bathroom like a normal person.
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Democratic aides brush off any sense of friction, saying Schumer's job isn't really that tough on the issue because Republicans will take the blame for a shutdown given their control of both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Being the skillful politician that he is, Trump will also find it highly useful to keep setting Powell up as the fall guy to take the blame for any faltering in the U.S. economy next year.
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"I made the timing decision, and as I look back, I think the mistake that I made — I take the blame — was a little too much, too fast," Iger told The Hollywood Reporter in September 2018.
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On Thursday, Inspector General of Police Pujith Jayasundara told parliament that Sirisena had asked him to take the blame for the bombings by resigning, adding that the leader had promised him a diplomatic posting in return.
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This would, of course, require a thorough investigation of each incident to determine fault, but until now there have been serious questions around which party would have to take the blame when there was no one driving.
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The prevailing question on Capitol Hill Thursday was not whether the federal government would shut down at midnight on Friday — most people seem to believe it will — but who is going to take the blame for it.
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But in spite of himself Elliot is still wondering about Tyrell Wellick (Martin Wallström), the fired Swedish EvilCorp executive who, in defeat, decided he'd take the blame (and the credit) for the hack that's changing the world.
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LE CASTELLET, France (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton said Formula One's rule makers should take the blame for boring races, rather than drivers, after Sunday's French Grand Prix served up a strong contender for most soporific of the season.
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Jayasundara, the first serving police chief to be arrested, told a parliamentary committee last month that the president had asked him to take the blame for the bombings and resign, promising him a diplomatic posting in return.
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This will be enticing for them because it will allow them to reduce Medicaid spending in the future, while forcing states to make the tough decisions — and take the blame — for cuts in either beneficiaries or services.
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Núria Marín, the Socialist mayor of L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, the second-largest city in Catalonia, just southwest of Barcelona, said on Thursday that politicians on both sides should take the blame for plunging Catalonia into a crisis.
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Just last week, Trump insisted in a meeting with Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer that if he didn't get that wall money, he would be "proud to shut down the government" and take the blame.
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The situation is "spiraling," the people who do things have no idea what to do, and their savior — Shiv, who agrees to take the blame for putting off telling Rhea — is perhaps not the most trustworthy accomplice.
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But now that the S&P 500 and the Dow are in negative territory for the year and investors appear more pessimistic about what's ahead than in months past, he isn't as eager to take the blame.
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The report, a redacted version of which the Justice Department released Thursday, disclosed a previously unknown episode in which Rosenstein, resisted Trump's efforts to get him to take the blame for the firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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They believe that if McConnell keeps his promise and the Senate passes a bill with overwhelming bipartisan support, that would put the onus on House Republicans to acquiesce or take the blame this time for failing to negotiate.
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And then she circles back to purchase the front-runner (no lace, the fuller of two skirts) with the discount because I take the blame for the delay and make generational allies of Sarah and the store manager.
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The paper added that McGahn feared Trump might be setting the lawyer up to take the blame for any potential obstruction — prompting McGahn and his attorney to come up with a strategy designed to insulate him from any fallout.
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LE CASTELLET, France, June 23 (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton said Formula One's rule makers should take the blame for boring races, rather than drivers, after Sunday's French Grand Prix served up a strong contender for most soporific of the season.
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The intrigue: Powell is also facing unprecedented pressure from the president, who looks to have lined the Fed up to take the blame if the economy turns south, as he did when the stock market sold off in December.
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Probably. But Trump has made up people before (twice, at least!) and given how the campaign has gone over the last year, no one would be surprised if Trump did make up a fake speechwriter to take the blame.
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To get those votes, Republicans plan to put the squeeze on Democrats by warning that they will take the blame if ObamaCare disappears and the 22019 million people who have gained coverage from the law have nowhere to go.
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Out campaigning on Monday, May defended the use of targets to tackle illegal immigration and declined to answer directly when asked whether she should take the blame for what opposition lawmakers call a toxic culture at the Home Office.
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Similarly, if Cruz comes close to the 28500 percent mark in Utah, which would give him all 6900 delegates, but falls just shy and has to split the delegates with the other candidates, Kasich could again take the blame.
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"Someone had to take the blame for the loss of face of the supreme leader, and an obvious scapegoat was Kim Yong-chol and his team," said Cheon Seong-whun of the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul.
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Mr. Dean was worried he was being set up by his former boss to take the blame for the June 1972 break-in by five men at the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate office complex in Washington.
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Jayasundara last month told a parliamentary committee led by allies of Sirisena's rival, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, that the president had asked him to take the blame for the bombings and resign, promising him a diplomatic posting in return.
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The less generous reading is that aides are already trying to distance themselves from a president they see as catastrophically unsuited to the job and to set the stage for other Trump confidants to take the blame for his failures.
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It's one reason why platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and 4chan have flourished—for better or worse, Section 230 has allowed them amass millions of users without having to take the blame every time one of those users does something illegal.
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And Xi's delegation of management of the epidemic to Premier Li Keqiang and Vice Premier Sun Chunlan has led some to question whether this represents his way of letting other officials take the blame for any mismanagement of the coronavirus crisis.
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"They are trying to provoke the Soldiers of Odin to hit them, so they will take the blame," said one of the anti-immigration protesters, who was waving a flaming torch and identified himself only as Jarkko, a 36-year-old construction worker.
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"By getting involved this late in the game, when it is almost too late to really have an effect, I worry that the White House has set the president up to take the blame if Blankenship wins," said a GOP consultant following the race.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Senegal's accumulation of more yellow cards than group rivals Japan made them the first country to be eliminated by the fair play regulations but they must take the blame for their World Cup failure after allowing a strong position to slip.
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Mr. McGahn and Mr. Burck feared that Mr. Trump was setting up Mr. McGahn to take the blame for any possible wrongdoing, so they embraced the opening to cooperate fully with Mr. Mueller in an effort to demonstrate that Mr. McGahn had done nothing wrong.
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Despite French misgivings, the EU has made repeatedly clear it would not want to be seen pushing a member state out and that its absolute priority is to avoid a no-deal Brexit, especially one for which it would take the blame if it refused an extension.
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Because the politicians who watched over decades of immiseration, happy to let anything halfway decent on this little island sink into fallow fields or be blotted out by shiningly inaccessible housing developments, were also happy to let the country's most precarious and unrepresented people take the blame.
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But minutes later, his top aides offered some willingness to consider changing some of the core provisions, even as Trump himself suggested a fallback position — that they could try again in two years, and Obamacare will fail on its own, leaving Democrats to take the blame.
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And politicians who don't listen to election results and learn from polls like the new one in Kentucky are much more likely to end up on the endangered species list than those who threaten or even take the blame for a government shutdown or a debt downgrade or two.
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Leading up to the shutdown, both parties set up the other side to take the blame for the shutdown, as Vox previously explained: Senate Republicans are already prepping plans for the weekend, if the government does shut down, to force vulnerable Senate Democrats to take uncomfortable votes, as Politico reported.
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Where he doesn't want to take the blame, if the fed overtightens and leads to a problem in risk assets, which you know, is starting to come out in real-time in the last week or so, so he's basically saying you know, if the market goes down, it's on the fed.
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The President of the United States should say so Earlier on Tuesday, Trump slammed the "alt-left," which he said violently confronted neo-Nazi and white nationalist groups in Charlottesville on Saturday, doubling down on his previous claim that "many sides" should take the blame for the clashes that erupted during the demonstrations.
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The immigration issue including at the border has gone on for a long time and if the two Presidents before him tried to deal with it also, Operation Streamline under President George W. Bush and President Obama (inaudible) in 2014... (CROSSTALK) PIRRO: Why does President Trump take the blame for what other presidents have did?
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Washington (CNN)In an Oval Office meeting featuring leaders of conservative groups that already lining up against House Republicans' plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, President Donald Trump revealed his plan in the event the GOP effort doesn't succeed: Allow Obamacare to fail and let Democrats take the blame, sources at the gathering told CNN.
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Rather than do what their supporters sent them to Washington to do — repeal ObamaCare and replace it with free-market reforms — House Republicans are pushing a bill that will increase health-insurance premiums, make health insurance worse for the sick, and ensure that Republicans rather than the real cause (ObamaCare) will take the blame.
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Mr. McGahn and his lawyer, William A. Burck, could not understand why Mr. Trump was so willing to allow Mr. McGahn to speak freely to the special counsel and feared Mr. Trump was setting up Mr. McGahn to take the blame for any possible illegal acts of obstruction, according to people close to him.
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Addressing criticism that a movie a year may be too many, Iger seemed to agree, saying in retrospect that it may have been "a little too much, too fast": I made the timing decision, and as I look back, I think the mistake that I made — I take the blame — was a little too much, too fast.
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AND THE FACT THAT WE WON'T ADMIT ERRORS, THE FACT THAT HE WON'T TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS, THE FACT THAT HE LIKES TO TALK ABOUT FAKE NEWS RATHER THAN FACT THAT LEADS TO PEOPLE WHO WORK FOR HIM SAYING, WELL IF HE WON'T TAKE RESPONSIBILITY, IF HE WON'T ADMIT MISTAKES, SOMEBODY IS GOING TO TAKE THE BLAME FOR THOSE MISTAKES.
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Moving the deadline so the UK could continue arguing didn't seem likely before, but the EU also wants to avoid the chaos of a no-deal scenario, which would still be bad for the EU (if much worse for the UK.) The EU likely doesn't want to take the blame for that fallout, especially if it's within its power to avoid by just pushing back the deadline.
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So much so that they developed a theory that he's being set up: Mr. McGahn and his lawyer, William A. Burck, could not understand why Mr. Trump was so willing to allow Mr. McGahn to speak freely to the special counsel and feared Mr. Trump was setting up Mr. McGahn to take the blame for any possible illegal acts of obstruction, according to people close to him.
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But the rest of the House Republican Conference was left with a stark choice: Reject the measure and take the blame previously left at the feet of conservatives for undermining a central goal of the administration, or give it the nod, please voters who want a repeal, and risk taking a potentially fatal hit in the next election for approving a measure expected to leave tens of millions of Americans without insurance.
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Watch on CNN Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort offers to testify before panel probing Russian meddling in US election, committee chairman says Trump says House Speaker Ryan should not lose his job if health care vote fails, but Trump is not about to take the blame if things go poorly Republicans cancel an open House hearing on Russian election meddling, and Democrats are raising alarm bells House Speaker Paul Ryan goes to White House to brief Trump as Republicans scramble for support on health care vote planned for today.
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