So what are fans taking issue with that critics aren't?
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Now, on Twitter, Chelsea Clinton is taking issue with Chozick's facts.
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HANNITY: But Dr. Gorka, I&aposm not taking issue with you.
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It's not just female leaders however taking issue with this outrage.
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So why is she taking issue with the "that bitch" lyric now?
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She is taking issue with CNN's coverage of the high-profile divorce.
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Twitter, however, is taking issue with the SPCA's treatment of homeless people.
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Bush pounced on Trump, taking issue with Trump's concept of eminent domain.
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Some lawmakers are taking issue with Amazon's opaque policy around its badges.
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And recently Maggie Haberman was taking issue with something else you wrote.
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The federal courts are increasingly taking issue with this brand of barbarism.
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Are you taking issue with the leak or was it incorrect reporting?
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It was not immediately apparent what NBC coverage Trump was taking issue with.
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It's unclear what in the news coverage Trump is taking issue with exactly.
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What we're hearing: Some House Democrats are taking issue with Silicon Valley Rep.
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Rtskhiladze's lawyer subsequently issued a letter taking issue with some of Mueller's characterizations.
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That has not stopped U.S. airlines and unions from taking issue with the company.
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One thing I hear people taking issue with is Army recruitment tents on the tour.
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However Stephens is not alone in publicly taking issue with Dimon's dismissiveness about the technology.
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And you don't see Morgan and the crusty old man brigade taking issue with that.
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Users were taking issue with "Impeach 45" apparel that was being offered on Walmart's website.
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Mr. Vance fired off a letter on Tuesday night taking issue with the governor's decision.
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The White House and CIA both released statements to CNN taking issue with the report.
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According to Giertz, sponsors were suddenly taking issue with her language on YouTube, young lady.
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So it's understandable that fans are taking issue with a balance change that reduces their utility.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan is taking issue with Armie Hammer's critique of celebrity tributes to Stan Lee.
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Neguse also criticized Republicans for taking issue with the process and largely not addressing Trump's conduct.
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Update: Some readers are taking issue with the term "microsatellite" to describe SpaceX's Microsat 2a and 2b.
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Susan Collins joined her Democratic colleagues taking issue with the lack of answers from Coats and Rogers.
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People on both the left and the right are taking issue with Mr. Pence's record on education.
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It went as you'd expect — with almost all the kids taking issue with Trump's tone and rhetoric.
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Just hours after taking issue with the NFL, President Donald Trump has set his sights on the NBA.
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Public Citizen isn't the only one taking issue with Trump's move to build his long-promised border wall.
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The Sentinel received multiple letters to the editor in the following days taking issue with Bernhardt's op-ed.
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In recent weeks, each side submitted lengthy filings taking issue with the purported facts offered by the other.
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In addition to taking issue with the guts of Facebook advertising, some of Facebook's targeting capabilities were startlingly blatant.
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Trump is taking issue with the U.S. protecting Germany when the European nation is making energy deals with Russia.
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And despite reworking the program, Pai emphasized that he isn't taking issue with using Lifeline to offer broadband discounts.
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The tweet was immediately met with backlash, with many social media users taking issue with Trump Jr.'s analogy.
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This is when Apple's agreement with the Irish government — which the European Commission is taking issue with — kicks in.
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GOP opponents have piled on, often taking issue with the results of her positions if not their ideological orientation.
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Federal judges, however, have kept the program alive, taking issue with the reasoning for the sudden termination of protections.
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Democrats filed a motion earlier this week seeking to expedite the case, which the administration is taking issue with.
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A House Republican tax-writer in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal is taking issue with Sen.
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Uber has ramped up its pushback, specifically taking issue with the requirement to share real-time scooter trip data.
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In that spirit, I want to call attention to a piece taking issue with a recent Times Op-Ed.
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Farha had asked the justices to overturn his conviction, taking issue with the trial judge's handling of his case.
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Lyft stressed it is not taking issue with the minimum wage law itself but rather the implementation of it.
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The Wall Street Journal at the time reported that Trump was taking issue with the way Mnuchin backed Powell.
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Federal judges have since kept the program alive, taking issue with the reasoning for the sudden termination of protections.
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Ron Wyden included a "minority views" dissent taking issue with the report's recommendation that states remain in control of elections.
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Another judge, Flavia Lattanzi of Italy, issued a lengthy dissent, taking issue with the majority on nearly all the counts.
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Afterward, aside from the usual racist mail, there were messages from nonwhite Dutch people, most taking issue with one thing.
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Cooksey is taking issue with a segment of the post in which Ocean wrote about an incident from his childhood.
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Why bother to write about it if you don't like it, unless you're taking issue with a disappointing live performance?
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Like Ian Somerhalder before him, Charlie Hunnam is taking issue with fans who are bashing his real-life lady love.
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"Tell us your stance on what's happening," Williams said, taking issue with Comey's decision to speak more broadly about Howard.
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She also attacked The Times earlier this year in a pair of videos taking issue with the paper's political coverage.
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A week after the Pentagon's announcement, the Boeing-Lockheed team protested, specifically taking issue with the Pentagon's cost evaluation process.
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The company's shares fell 8 percent on Thursday and analysts attributed the losses to users taking issue with Snap's latest redesign.
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The defense saw things a little differently, with defender Angus Whithington taking issue with the level of risk Ford actually faced.
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They argued that the article could acknowledge women's legitimate grievances while taking issue with those that Hefner viewed as militant feminists.
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She declined to be interviewed but she addressed questions in writing, taking issue with critics who describe the program as biased.
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Instead they are largely taking issue with projections that say the cuts would expand the deficit and disproportionately benefit the rich.
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Colarossi's letter and testimony depict the USOC taking issue with child protection measures that were commonplace outside the world of Olympic sports.
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More recently, Corker has criticized Trump, taking issue with the president's response to a white supremacist demonstration in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August.
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Taking issue with "that bitch" is one way to reestablish her reputation and reassert that she's somehow been wronged in this situation.
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The plan has also divided Democrats, however, with some taking issue with its broadness as well as concerns over costs to implement.
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Burr responded to NPR's story in a series of tweets taking issue with the characterization of the event as being for donors.
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Somebody got knocked over, driven over and murdered in Charlottesville because they were racist protesting or taking issue with the protesters in Charlottesville.
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Taking issue with the policies of such a government, even in a relatively innocuous way like Morey's tweet, can have severe financial repercussions.
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Djokovic was making uncharacteristic errors on seemingly simple shots and was frequently left staring skywards, questioning himself and taking issue with the crowd.
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On Friday she retweeted a post by her husband, a conservative writer, taking issue with the idea of naming McSally to the seat.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized the nation's immigration system, specifically taking issue with the practice of releasing immigrants while they await their court date.
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Here are just a few things people are saying about the series: It's not just the show itself that viewers are taking issue with.
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Lee said he does not object to the minority leader taking issue with President Trump's policies, but admonished her to avoid ad hominem attacks.
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Nobel-winning economist Robert Shiller is taking issue with the Federal Reserve's rate cut in July, saying it caused psychological harm to the markets.
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That did not stop the comments from igniting a firestorm of controversy, however, with several politicians and other prominent figures taking issue with them.
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Ron Howard is taking issue with reports Disney is putting future 'Star Wars' spin-offs on ice after his flick fell short, money-wise.
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Update 9/22/16 2:22pm EST: Since this story first published several major creators have made videos taking issue with the Heroes program.
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WASHINGTON – A government watchdog is taking issue with Pentagon assertions that momentum in the fight against the Taliban has shifted to Afghan government forces.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook issued a strongly worded e-mail Thursday taking issue with president Trump's move to drop out of the Paris accord.
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Protests and strikes from such drivers have been relatively common in China for decades, with complainants taking issue with high franchise and expenses costs.
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The Justice Department released a statement taking issue with the judge's ruling, noting that its attorneys worked with Mueller's team to redact the report.
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It's not hard to see Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders taking issue with you, in particular, saying their ideas have no basis in reality.
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Another, filed just a couple of months ago on June 20th, was taking issue with some mention of Gay Pride on the American Forces Network.
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Last week the tech giant began circulating to congressional offices a deck taking issue with Oracle's claims, a copy of which was obtained by Axios.
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It looks like foreign policy might offer some very sharp wedges, since two prominent senators are already taking issue with Trump's chaotic foreign policy signals.
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The charge Manafort is taking issue with is an allegation that he failed to register a foreign bank account from 2011 with Treasury Department authorities.
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Trump believes he has plenty of ammunition for the fight, often taking issue with the way stories are "couched," as he put it on Tuesday.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized the nation's immigration system, specifically taking issue with the practice of releasing immigrants while they await their court dates.
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A pretty powerful NY congressman is taking issue with James Dolan -- telling TMZ Sports he's AGAINST banning fans unless they do something to really deserve it.
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Naturally, Apple sprang into defense mode with Phil Schiller, the company's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, taking issue with the non-profit organization's testing methods.
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Washington (CNN)The Environmental Protection Agency is taking issue with the stars of a hit HGTV show after noticing issues with lead paint in some episodes.
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" Trump, who had been due to make a decision by May 12 on the agreement, has criticized the deal, taking issue with so-called "sunset clauses.
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Taking issue with how the site was managed, she directed actions to shut down operations, which initiated the Bougainville Civil War and a fight for independence.
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Publishers are taking issue with Audible's new Captions feature, first unveiled last month and set to go live in September through partnerships with US public schools.
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The move prompted outrage online, with some people taking issue with the phrasing "make room" to describe a white actor's taking over for a black one.
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However, in recent months, business groups have begun to express concern, taking issue with ongoing trade tensions and the impact frayed relationships may have on bottom lines.
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Police Commissioner William J. Bratton, while taking issue with the article's findings, said at a news conference on Wednesday that the department would examine the law's use.
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One of the most interesting cases of far right activists taking issue with being called Nazis is a man who goes by the name of Baked Alaska.
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But scientists are taking issue with a hyped-up new paper that claims it can eliminate the need for dark matter or dark energy in our Universe.
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The world's two largest economies are locked in a bitter trade dispute, with U.S. President Donald Trump taking issue with his country's massive trade deficit against China.
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From taking issue with something in a religious text to suffering a grave personal loss, all sorts of things can force us to question our belief systems.
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The performance, which was televised live on C-SPAN, was fiercely debated on social media Sunday, with several high-profile journalists taking issue with Wolf's harsh jokes.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer said that Trump fired Flynn because his trust in him had "eroded," rather than taking issue with his calls to the Russian ambassador.
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" It's a known fact Michael and Donald were friends, but Jermaine is taking issue with Trump claiming MJ lost his confidence because of "bad, bad, bad surgery.
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Washington (CNN)Roger Stone is asking to disqualify Judge Amy Berman Jackson from his case, taking issue with her praise for the jurors at his sentencing Thursday.
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The discord presents a rare and unlikely spectacle of a sitting AG taking issue with the findings of his own department's inspector general and criticizing the FBI.
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I'm taking issue with the claim that there is an epidemic based on statistics that, when looked at carefully, seem to have a very slim basis in reality.
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Some historians are taking issue with the Broadway smash hit "Hamilton," suggesting it overstates Alexander Hamilton's opposition to slavery and lets some of his elitist tendencies slip by.
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While the president said he disagreed with the "send her back" chant, Trump issued a series of tweets Friday morning taking issue with media coverage of the chant.
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The White House has been taking issue with claims from the book, "Fire and Fury," since adapted excerpts of it began to surface online ahead of its publication.
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Tom Malinowski, who worked as a top State Department official during the Obama administration, wrote last Friday in a series of tweets taking issue with Trump's Ukraine behavior.
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It occurred to me that in placing a hexagon over the grid, Williams might be taking issue with African American abstract artists, such as Odita and Stanley Whitney.
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But I want to highlight that a group of people *rightfully* taking issue with a game/company is not the same as lack of support for other groups.
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MORE. ALEC's resolution calls the Obama administration finding "flawed," specifically taking issue with the science that it cited, and calls upon the EPA to "reopen and review" it.
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Once Horowitz's report was released on Monday, Barr and Durham made the striking decision to release public statements taking issue with his findings — two statements, in Barr's case.
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While some might consider sharing a name with a natural disaster waiting to happen as an honor, one Wilbur is taking issue with his name's inclusion on the list.
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Zimmerman, the infamous shooter of Trayvon Martin, went even further with his rant -- taking issue with a bunch of things Obama said, and one thing he did NOT say.
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" On Total Bellas, Nikki expressed her hesitations about the contract to her twin sister Brie, taking issue with the fact that the contract referred to her as Cena's "guest.
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The people who don't believe that contests are their cup of tea or aren't true to skateboarding—well, they're taking issue with something that's been around in skateboarding forever.
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While many fans are celebrating the launch of Lady Gaga's long-awaited beauty brand, some are taking issue with the singer's decision to launch the line exclusively on Amazon.
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The legal action stems from McKesson taking issue with Pirro for comments in December 85033 asserting that he had "directed" violence against an injured Baton Rouge, La., police officer.
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But one of Pompeo's predecessors, former CIA Director Leon Panetta, offered a contrasting opinion, taking issue with the President's tweets, particularly ones that some have labeled as anti-Muslim.
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Novartis' generics unit Sandoz, which is further behind in developing its form of Advair, has also tried to stall generics by taking issue with FDA rules governing such copies.
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Recent examples abound — North Korea, Russia and Iran, among many other locations — of the White House taking issue with its own appointed intelligence officials on vital national security issues.
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"The words used by the President, as related to me directly following the meeting by those in attendance, were not 'tough,' " he said, taking issue with the President's tweet.
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The company's shares fell nearly 8 percent on Thursday, to again trade below the IPO price and analysts attributed the losses to users taking issue with Snap's latest redesign.
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The calculation takes into consideration a "utilization rate" based on how often drivers on a platform have a customer in the car -- and Lyft is taking issue with this.
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That said, another similar go-karting experience where riders dress up in Nintendo costumes also exists in the city — Akibakart — but Nintendo isn't taking issue with that service just yet.
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Taylor Swift, U2, Paul McCartney and dozens of other musicians and the three largest music labels, wrote an open letter to Congress taking issue with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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While some moms would appreciate those services, it seems that Seyfried is just taking issue with showing moms — and women in general — as calorie-counting, appearance-obsessed, and stereotypically feminine.
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White evangelicals are apparently taking issue with President Donald Trump's speech last month in Greenville, North Carolina, which included the crowd chanting "Send her back!" in reference to Dem. Rep.
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On Friday, the lawmakers sent a letter to the White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, seeking documents regarding the F.B.I. project and taking issue with Ms. Sanders's statement.
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Two House Republicans are taking issue with a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report that found no problems with a pending deal to sell 28503 U.S. drones to Kenya. Reps.
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Many users on Twitter are taking issue with the photos of the Hadid sisters due to the sexually explicit nature of the images that see them posing intimately in the nude.
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Privacy and civil liberties advocates have argued that Section 702 should be restricted, particularly taking issue with the incidental collection on Americans who have contact with foreign targets of intelligence activities.
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As the recount began, tensions across the state escalated, with candidates, activists and lawyers weighing in and taking issue with the process for the Senate, governor and state agriculture commissioner contests.
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Cardi was hot as fish grease when she hopped on IG live -- taking issue with our story about whether she's going to diss Nicki Minaj on some new music she's recording.
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Apple disputed the negative call by Goldman Sachs on Friday, which hit the stock, taking issue with the firm's negative characterization on how Apple would account for its new TV+ service.
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But taking issue with a song from the 1940s that was nothing more than a cute, flirtatious exchange between two people obviously attracted to one another is, to be generous, misguided.
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Protest songs often skew liberal, and usually fall under two major categories: politically charged, topical songs taking issue with the government, or culturally focused songs aimed at injustices facing marginalized groups.
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She has faced scrutiny over some of her foreign policy views, with some taking issue with her reluctance to criticize Syrian President Bashar Assad, who is suspected of committing war crimes.
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A test of that willingness to agree could come on Monday, when Mr. Padilla is expected to introduce a resolution taking issue with Mr. Kobach's commission and its dragnet for data.
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The protesters shouted that "black youth are not super predators," taking issue with a phrase then-first lady Hillary Clinton used in a 1996 speech about violent crime committed by young people.
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"I'm not restless," Stewart told institute director and former adviser to President Obama, David Axelrod, taking issue with Axelrod's premise that Stewart is no longer engaged in the national conversation over politics.
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The Grammy Awards might be missing some of the biggest names in music on Sunday, as stars who are taking issue with the Recording Academy are vowing to boycott the big show.
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He retired in 2014 and has been a fierce critic of President Barack Obama's White House and Pentagon, taking issue with the administration's approach to global affairs and fighting Islamic State militants.
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Democrats are also taking issue with the fact that Barr said during his news conference that counsel for the President had the chance to review the redacted report before its public release.
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Taking issue with the assertion that women are always structurally powerless, Kipnis provocatively suggests that comparative beauty, force of personality, and personal ethics can disrupt the expected paradigm of male-female power.
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It's not spelled out in the lawsuit, but it appears Hard Candy's taking issue with the heart in the middle of CoverGirl's Katy makeup logos -- since that's very similar to its logo.
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Capgemini's Altran takeover also faces other hurdles, such as legal challenges filed in Paris by representatives of Altran's minority shareholders, including Elliott, taking issue with some of the formalities around the deal.
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Capgemini's Altran takeover also faces other hurdles, such as legal challenges filed in Paris by representatives of Altran's minority shareholders, including Elliott, taking issue with some of the formalities around the deal.
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Warren forced him into a debate over transparency, taking issue with his high-dollar fundraisers and the fact that he had not opened them to reporters despite persistent requests over many months.
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House Republicans who voted against it said they wanted FEMA to have time to fully assess the earthquake damage, also taking issue with the tax policy changes being included in the bill.
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Democrats are taking issue with the top-line figures, which break down how much money each bill will get, because they believe Republicans are padding extra money toward the homeland security bill.
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Cruz is taking issue with proposals to expand background checks to all commercial gun sales, as envisioned by Barr's latest memo, because it could lead to the creation of national firearms registry.
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Economic data from China is closely watched by many amid the trade spate between the world's two largest economies, with U.S. President Donald Trump taking issue with America's massive trade deficit with China.
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While it's not clear which images in particular Francis was responding to, some have guessed the staunchly anti-marriage equality campaigner might be taking issue with the campaign's inclusion of non-heteronormative affection.
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On Thursday, protesters shouted that "black youth are not super predators," taking issue with a phrase then-first lady Hillary Clinton used in a 1996 speech about violent crime committed by young people.
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Calls for Mueller to testify have intensified after it was revealed that the special counsel wrote Attorney General William Barr a letter taking issue with his summary of the Russia investigation's principal findings.
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A new study is taking issue with some of the data used in support of the theory, claiming that the observations were tarnished by the inconsistent use of telescopes down here on Earth.
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GOP defense hawks are also taking issue with the level of defense spending in Trump's proposal, arguing it is inadequate to a military they believe has been hollowed by years of budget cuts.
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Teen Vogue reports that many are taking issue with the fact that Chan was cast over an actual Vietnamese actor and that the film is being directed by a white man, Martin Campbell.
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Now, Elliott and Bluescape Resources — frequent allies in activist campaigns in the utility space — are taking issue with Sempra's business mix less than a year after Singer helped add Oncor to its portfolio.
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While environmental activists say a meat tax is inevitable given the agricultural industry's outsized carbon footprint and Germany's Paris Climate Accord goals, advocates for both farmers and animals are taking issue with it.
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" Her statement said that "mayors and state legislators across the country are standing up to Airbnb and taking issue with Airbnb's bullying, and the endless stream of Airbnb horror stories in the news.
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Pai responded to a number of letters taking issue with the FCC's Restoring Internet Freedom order with a form letter of his own that assured his august pen pals that everything was fine.
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Hayes-Davis called for moving the statue of Jefferson Davis into a museum: "In a public place, if it is offensive and people are taking issue with it, let's move it," he said.
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Several current and former officials rushed out statements through aides or lawyers taking issue with testimony about them, but none of them volunteered to offer their own versions of the truth under oath.
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Economic data from China is being closely watched amid a bitter trade dispute between the world's two largest economies, with U.S. President Donald Trump taking issue with his country's massive trade deficit against China.
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Despite the strength of her candidacy, however, Harris has faced some pushback over her record as a prosecutor, with critics taking issue with past positions she's held on subjects including truancy and wrongful convictions.
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After the article was published, the White House pushed back, as it often does, this time taking issue with the idea that Trump even owns a robe, the least newsworthy fact in the piece.
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But he also did nothing to dampen such speculation, taking issue with some of Trump&aposs criticisms of the special counsel&aposs Russia investigation and even going out of his way to praise the FBI.
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Last year, a Trump administration appointee to the State Department tore into routine UN documents that condemned racism as a threat to democracy, taking issue with the use of the words nationalism, populism and xenophobia.
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Trump said the mission that her husband participated in obtained vital intelligence that could be used against Islamist militants, taking issue with news reports quoting U.S. officials who said little was gained from the raid.
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But these works, with the exception of the relatively straightforward indictments of the Bush/Cheney years, do not conform to the conventional notion of political art — taking issue with policies and raising awareness of abuse.
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Instead, he spends his precious inches taking issue with those who believe that climate change requires immediate, forceful action—while not being bothered, apparently, by those who believe we shouldn't take any action at all.
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" The Club for Growth is taking issue with the deal because it would add to the debt, saying "congressional Leadership continues to aggressively pursue spending agreements that propel our country toward bankruptcy and fiscal crisis.
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That question that has cut fault lines though the A.C.L.U., with a group of staff members sending an open letter taking issue with the organization's longstanding work of defending white supremacists in free speech cases.
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Abbey had a special gift for poking fun at himself — he once wrote a savage review of his own novel "The Fool's Progress" under the pseudonym Morton Kamins, taking issue with his "irrefutably atrocious" politics.
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Last Friday, in a call with President Moon Jae-in of South Korea, the Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, complained about the South Korean aid plan, taking issue with its timing, South Korean officials said.
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In case you missed it ... Trisha started a firestorm this week when he came out as a transgender male in a YouTube video, with some folks taking issue with some of his wording and reasoning.
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Both Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh are among TIME's 100, and lots of folks are taking issue with Justice Kavanaugh's nomination ... courtesy of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who penned Brett's relatively brief entry.
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The company is used to fans taking issue with one decision or another—it's the nature of working for a company specializing in localizing Japanese games—but it suggested the fan backlash would be worse.
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"What is the benefit for us Indonesian people, especially in this time of catastrophe," Fadli Zon, deputy speaker of parliament from the opposition Gerindra party, said on Twitter, taking issue with government spending on the meeting.
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The new letter criticized the denunciations of Mr. Ren on party-run websites, which called him a traitor and a subversive for taking issue with Mr. Xi's demand that state-run media unfailingly obey the party.
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"A civil case is not the appropriate vehicle for taking issue with what a prosecutor has done in the past or where he might be headed in the future," wrote U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson.
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The North Korean mission at the United Nations did not respond to requests for comment, but state media has released a steady flow of commentaries this year, warning taking issue with rights could undermine the detente.
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Mr. Trump's Twitter posts on Tuesday morning appeared to undercut the carefully worded statements made by his advisers Monday night to try to dispute the original news reports without taking issue with specific facts in them.
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The tech investor and former adviser to Mark Zuckerberg has been a vocal critic for the past couple years, taking issue with the business models of Facebook and other tech giants and their prioritization of ad dollars.
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To be clear, The Blessing that Chance offered to the Cavs on Wednesday was not a case of him taking issue with Lil B. It was the start of two prophets acting as vessels for Higher Powers.
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He has been vocally critical of the Trump administration, most recently taking issue with the president's claim that "both sides" shared blame for the violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va. View the discussion thread.
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"Under Choe's command, the Organisation and Guidance Department is undertaking an inspection of the military politburo for the first time in 20 years, taking issue with their impure attitude toward the party leadership," the lawmaker, Kim, said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office issued a statement late on Friday taking issue with a report in Buzzfeed that President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen said Trump told him to lie to Congress.
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Washington (CNN)Republican Senate candidate and former presidential candidate Mitt Romney is taking issue with President Donald Trump's attacking on the media as "the enemy of the people," arguing that the President's tactics are detrimental to democracy.
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The singer famously withheld her "1989" album from Apple Music after taking issue with how the service did not pay royalties when music from an artist was played during a free three-month trial offered to users.
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Mr. Obama has weighed in from time to time, mainly through written statements criticizing the reversal of his policies, and he made a few campaign appearances during off-year elections in 2017 taking issue with the president.
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Mr. Tibbo said in a written reply to the Bar Association that he was "appalled" it was proceeding on the basis of anonymous complaints, which meant he did not know who exactly was taking issue with him.
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"First of all, what I'm taking issue with is people making the slanderous accusation that she was taking intelligence or politicizing it or urging the intelligence agencies somehow to surveil Donald Trump," he told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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North Korea's chief negotiator Ri Son Gwon said on Thursday it would not hold talks with South Korea unless their demands were met, taking issue with the U.S.-South Korean air combat drills known as Max Thunder.
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The fact that the company is taking issue with statements from Sanders speaks to its awareness that some people view Amazon as the epitome of income inequality — a topic that Sanders himself has helped bring to the surface.
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"I came out to laughter as if this was a joke," Manigault said to the crowd, taking issue with a perceived lack of sympathy over her introduction that she lost her father and brother to violence in Ohio.
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The lawmaker from New Jersey, which has the highest property tax in the country, is taking issue with language added to the Senate budget that targets deductions like SALT in order to help raise money for tax cuts.
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After the anthropologist and political commentator Roberto DaMatta questioned Mr. Temer's forays into verse in a newspaper column, Mr. Temer responded by sending Mr. DaMatta a copy of his book and a letter taking issue with the criticism.
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"A civil case is not the appropriate vehicle for taking issue with what a prosecutor has done in the past or where he might be headed in the future," wrote Berman Jackson, who was appointed by President Obama.
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"Do you consider yourself an 'orthodox Catholic'?" asked Dick Durbin of Illinois, himself a Catholic, taking issue with Ms. Barrett's use of that term to describe those who strive to align their lives fully with the Church's teachings.
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Mr. Conaway said on Tuesday that his committee was taking issue with the intelligence agencies' "analytic tradecraft," suggesting that analysts had assembled the relevant portion of the assessment using material that typically would not meet their own standards.
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Justice Ginsburg had made critical remarks about Mr. Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign, and Justice Sotomayor had issued a recent and routine dissent taking issue with a string of requests for emergency relief sought by the administration.
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WASHINGTON — Former President George W. Bush implicitly criticized President Trump on Monday, taking issue with his approach to immigration and the news media, and suggested that any ties between the new president's team and Russia should be investigated.
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The U.S. government has spent the better part of the last decade taking issue with the company over topics including the firm's alleged espionage ties to the Chinese government and allegations of a long history of intellectual property theft.
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While some criticized Jamil for taking issue with the Kardashians rather than the patriarchy itself, Jamil attempted to clarify her comments on Twitter, specifying that she wasn't criticizing the Kardashians specifically, but the beauty-obsessed culture they were endorsing.
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But, it's not Louis' latest lowbrow comedy routine attacking victims of the Parkland massacre that has Cameron upset ... the student activist is taking issue with Louis appealing to crowds who find jokes about transgender people and school shootings funny.
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The North Korean mission at the United Nations did not respond to requests for comment, but state media has released a steady flow of commentaries in recent weeks, warning that taking issue with rights could undermine the recent detente.
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Reviews were decidedly mixed, with many critics taking issue with the show's portrayal of Penny (who was much more of a dim bulb in the early going) as a sexy complication rather than a character in her own right.
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In a letter obtained by The Times, Dr. Rodchenkov's lawyer wrote to the antidoping regulator on Sunday taking issue with the fact that sports officials had not solicited his client's testimony and had claimed that Dr. Rodchenkov was unavailable.
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Washington (CNN)Florida Republican Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a pair of letters Sunday taking issue with the lack of criminal investigations tied to the state's elections after the Florida Department of State said it found no allegations of criminal activity.
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" Still, that hasn't stopped the "To the best of your knowledge has a man ever delivered a baby?" zingers, however, or the comically hypocritical Congressman John "100% pro-life" Shimkus from taking taking issue with "men having to purchase prenatal care.
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But that hasn't stopped the province's infamous and sometimes "overzealous" Office de la langue française (OQLF), commonly referred to as the "language police," from taking issue with the proper nomenclature for two slices of bread with melted cheese in between.
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Even those such as Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, who have joined Mr. Romney in taking issue with Mr. Trump's interactions with Ukrainian officials say that they don't believe any offense claimed by Democrats rises to the level of impeachment.
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The more moderate Democrats were more cautious in their attacks on Mr. Trump's stewardship of the economy, largely taking issue with sluggish income growth and what they called the unfairness of the tax code while criticizing his methods on trade.
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SEOUL, Dec 21 (Reuters) - North Korea criticised the United States for taking issue with its human rights record on Saturday, saying Washington's "verbal abuse" would only aggravate the already tense situation on the Korean Peninsula, state news agency KCNA reported.
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The inclusion of $425 million for election security purposes in the House and Senate-negotiated annual appropriations bill garnered mixed reactions on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, with Democrats taking issue with how states will be allowed to spend the funds. Sen.
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"Mina Weinstein-Evron, an archaeologist from the University of Haifa, and Israel Hershkovitz, an archaeologist at Tel Aviv University, are taking issue with the fact that the new finger was found on the desert surface, and not intermixed within a "clear archaeological context.
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Taking issue with cheap foreign food imports they say are flooding the French market and driving down prices for local producers, they've tried everything from dumping manure on government buildings to blockading borders to pressure lawmakers for better protection of France's homegrown produce.
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"We urge the Senate to go back to the drawing board and develop legislation that continues to provide coverage to all Americans who currently have it," the group said in a statement, primarily taking issue with the bill's steep cuts to Medicaid.
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Democrats are taking issue with Republicans' call for changes in the Senate Judiciary Committee's "blue slip" practice to both help clear the way for President Donald Trump to nominate more circuit court judges freely — and so his existing nominees can sail through confirmation.
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"A civil case is not the appropriate vehicle for taking issue with what a prosecutor has done in the past or where he might be headed in the future," Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the US District Court in Washington, DC, wrote Friday.
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Bridgewater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund, released a statement on Thursday taking issue with what it called "significant mischaracterizations" and a "distortion" of some of its business practices and culture that were described in an article in The New York Times.
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Specifically, Murray is taking issue with the recent regulation from the EPA that is designed to fix the problem the Supreme Court identified, which was that the EPA did not consider the costs of the rule before it started to write it.
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PAI PUSHES BACK ON HOUSE DEMS REPORT: Republican FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai acknowledged and pushed back on a report from House Energy and Commerce Committee Democrats taking issue with his recent investigation of the Lifeline program, which offers phone and internet subsidies.
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"Republicans control the White House and Congress, and we cannot ignore or further enable our debt crisis," he wrote in a letter to colleagues this week, taking issue with a disaster aid package that he suggested was being rushed through the House.
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The industry group is also taking issue with the substantive requirements for credit and overdraft features, as well as the requirement that companies provide consumers with both a short-form and a long-form fee disclosure before a prepaid account is acquired.
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While he wouldn&apost tell Stephanopoulos if he would cooperate with prosecutors, he also didn&apost dampen such speculation, taking issue with some of Trump&aposs criticisms of the special counsel&aposs Russia investigation and even going out of his way to praise the FBI.
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The U.S. trustee in a filing on Tuesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Richmond, Virginia, blasted Gymboree's $2.2 million key employee incentive plan, or KEIP, taking issue with it for offering up to $400,000 for one executive of the retailer's Janie and Jack brand.
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So let me acknowledge a potential conflict between what will help your aunt be a better person and what will help improve the atmosphere on the web, which, at least in principle, may include taking issue with these views in front of third parties.
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Casada recalled the resolution for a revote, saying (incorrectly) that my work with the movement for black lives included advocating for the killing of police officers and taking issue with my leadership of #takeemdown901, the movement which fueled the removal of Memphis' Confederate statues.
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The official collection arrived in Disney's online store on Tuesday, and fans are taking issue with the apparent lack of effort of it all, with t-shirts, mugs, iPhone cases, and totes sporting nothing more than a basic printed transfer of the original concept art.
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Kanye invited Harvey Levin to his offices after taking issue with a TMZ source who told us Ye had been acting erratically, and Harvey took him up on the offer, spending 2 hours with Yeezy and various music executives who were planning the release of the albums.
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The program proved to be incredibly controversial in the country, with critics taking issue with the idea that some internet is better than no internet and suggesting that Facebook merely wanted to give the next generation of internet users an onramp directly onto the social network.
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Pompeo's comments come after North Korean Foreign Ministry official Kwon Jong Gun slammed the US Secretary of State for "letting loose reckless remarks and sophism of all kinds," specifically taking issue with his characterization of Kim Jong Un's recent speech to the country's rubber stamp parliament.
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"By firing missiles, taking issue with military drills and showing a new submarine, the North is sending one clear message: there might be no working-level talks if the United States doesn't present a more flexible stance," said Kim Hong-kyun, a former South Korean nuclear envoy.
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The left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Center for American Progress and Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy all released separate papers this week taking issue with Democrats' bill, arguing that repealing the cap would provide little benefit to low- and middle-income taxpayers.
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"Given Congress' constant penchant to tell agencies they are not allowed to spend appropriated money and hold money for months on end, in scores of examples, we find it laughable that Congress is taking issue with the administration's actions," a senior administration official said on Tuesday.
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On Wednesday's episode of the hit Bravo show, signs of their troubled marriage emerged: Jules complained about how Michael took care of the kids, taking issue with the fact that he put them to bed in their school uniforms and left their daughter wearing a dirty diaper all night.
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"Rather than taking issue with our purely defensive action, China should raise issue in a stronger manner with North Korea which is breaking peace and stability on the Korean peninsula and Northeast by conducting four nuclear tests and, just this year, launching more than 10 ballistic missiles," it said.
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John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffePresident Trump is right: Mainstream media 'do a very good job' New intel chief inherits host of challenges Hoekstra emerges as favorite for top intelligence post MORE (R-Texas), taking issue with Mueller's explicit decision not to "exonerate" the president of allegations of obstruction of justice.
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So, what the judge was taking issue with was at the time that we said we were going to regulate nicotine in combustible cigarettes and render them minimally nonaddictive, we implemented what was called the deeming rule, which applied all the tobacco regulations to what were called the newly deemed products.
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San Diego-based Stone Brewing—the company responsible for that Arrogant Bastard Ale bottle you displayed in your sophomore dorm room—said that MillerCoors is intentionally emphasizing the "STONE" syllable in its Keystone beers, and it's taking issue with the advertisements and cans that prominently feature that five-letter word.
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Experts say Trump is giving voice to Republican opposition to the state's progressive environmental policies by taking issue with state measures designed to protect fish in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta by allowing water to flow through the delta and the San Francisco Bay, then out to the ocean.
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The situation was tense and the footage graphic: A police van in the Philippines ran down protesters taking issue with the U.S. military presence in their nation, "barreling through the scattered protesters and hurtling some to the side like bowling pins" according to an Associated Press eyewitness account from the Oct.
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Another indie journalist who has a hugely successful YouTube presence, Philip DeFranco, used his news series "The Philip DeFranco Show" to address what he called a "crisis of credibility problem" in the mainstream media, taking issue with the fact that CNN focused on previous allegations of racism made against PewDiePie.
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"The bandit-like U.S. which seeks to disarm us completely" reaffirmed its "hostile" policy during the Security Council meeting by taking issue with North Korea's efforts toward "modernizing its weaponry for self-defense" through tests, the ministry said in a statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency.
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The athletes — including the stars Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe and Carli Lloyd — are not just taking issue with their paychecks but also with where they play, how they travel to matches, and the medical treatment and coaching they receive, in what they called "institutionalized gender discrimination," as my colleague Andy Das reported.
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The judge appeared intent on halting at least $3.6 billion in spending planned by the administration, but could also sweep in the $2.5 billion in contention in the California case, although the he said he was not taking issue with the Supreme Court's action three months ago clearing the expenditure of those funds.
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The GOP-controlled Senate took the rare step of admonishing President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday, taking issue with his administration's military policies abroad.
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This was driven home when the Washington Post and New York Times disclosed that special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE wrote the attorney general taking issue with his initial characterization of the report.
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Taking issue with AT&T's strategy Elliott took issue with some aspects of how WarnerMedia has been run after the AT&T deal closed, saying that "there is still confusion over strategy and a growing sense that AT&T doesn't have a plan" — particularly with regards to the HBO cable network and streaming media.
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Last and by no means least, the whole premise of the book is that having and raising children is an important activity that should be valued by society — taking issue with both free market dogma and the notion that family life is just a lifestyle choice on par with pet ownership or a hobby.
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"Abe is an idiot and villain as he is making a fuss as if a nuclear bomb was dropped on the land of Japan, taking issue with the DPRK's test-fire of super-large multiple rocket launchers," the North's KCNA state news agency said, citing a statement by Song Il Ho, its ambassador for ties with Japan.
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Walsh is far more similar to Trump on policy than previous presidents and their challengersWalsh told Insider that on policy, he espouses the Tea Party-aligned positions of supporting limited government spending and limited immigration, specifically taking issue with Trump's imposition of tariffs, the soaring national debt, and his failure to build a wall on the Southern border.
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"Abe is an idiot and villain as he is making a fuss as if a nuclear bomb was dropped on the land of Japan, taking issue with the DPRK's test-fire of super-large multiple rocket launchers," the North's KCNA state news agency said, citing a statement by Song Il Ho, its ambassador for ties with Japan.
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Why it matters: Stamos had posted and then deleted several tweets over the weekend discussing the Cambridge Analytica matter, taking issue with the notion that the incidents represented a "breach" in the traditional sense of the term and noting that apps now don't have as much access to customer data as they did several years ago.
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Amazon has informed third-party Marketplace sellers who use its platform that they may no longer use FedEx Ground or Home shipping services if they're listing products for Prime, just as holiday package volume begins surging in most of the US. Amazon is reportedly taking issue with FedEx "delivery performance," according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Republicans have repeatedly lodged complaints about how their counterparts have handled the impeachment process, taking issue with the lack of a formal House vote on the matter, though such a step is not required, and Democrats' decision to first question witnesses in privacy before holding public hearings in order to prevent witnesses from aligning their testimony.
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"He defended Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE's efforts to prop up coal and nuclear plants, taking issue with those who labeled it as a "bailout.
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Washington (CNN)A scandal that engulfed the White House last year has drawn renewed attention after a former top aide to President Donald Trump penned an op-ed on trade and his ex-wife penned an opinion piece of her own taking issue with him being given a platform despite never having apologized for allegedly physically and verbally abusing her.
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While the proposal gained the support of the Air Line Pilots Association, which represents more than 60,000 pilots in the US and Canada, Southwest—a company that posted a total revenue of $21.2 billion in 2017—opposed the rule change, taking issue with the government's math and proposed timetable for the inspections:SWA does NOT support the CFM comment on reducing compliance time to 7003 months.
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Read more: Close analysis of Kim Jong Un's new nuclear-missile submarine reveals it's bound for a suicide missionKim Hong-kyun, a former South Korean nuclear attaché, told Reuters: "By firing missiles, taking issue with military drills and showing a new submarine, the North is sending one clear message: there might be no working-level talks if the United States doesn't present a more flexible stance."
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With regard to the pause of the shot clock, the commission is mostly taking issue with how late in the process it has received key information related to Sprint and T-Mobile's proposed network engineering model and buildout; a T-Mobile financial model for how it plans to pay for the networking engineering model that the telecom is calling "Build 9"; and additional economic modeling from T-Mobile.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE on Thursday renewed his attacks against Fox News over its coverage of the impeachment inquiry, taking issue with the network's decision to interview Democratic Rep.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Saturday accused The Wall Street Journal of misquoting 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, taking issue with how the newspaper worded the president's statement regarding North Korea.
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They talked about how Liz always positioned her phone when she met with parents, so they wouldn't see her Ruth Bader Ginsburg sticker, and about the most recent Democratic debate and the candidate Miranda would vote for — Warren, probably; Buttigieg, definitely; Sanders, maybe; Klobuchar, interesting; Biden, sure — and they continued talking, seeming in harmony about all of it, right up until Miranda began taking issue with a candidate's position on gun control, which struck her as too extreme, and as she continued, she noticed Liz's face changing.
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Meanwhile, Japan's Keidanren, the powerful business group whose membership includes Toyota, Hitachi and other large Japanese investors in the UK, is preparing a communiqué taking issue with Mrs May's "no Brexit deal is better than a bad deal" — a comment that has sent a chill through the boardrooms of Japanese companies that collectively employ an estimated 140,000 people in the UK. "The key message is this: please negotiate with deeper consideration for the economy," said a person who has seen a draft of Keidanren's demands and policy proposals, which are expected to be released in early April.
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Fox News commentator Tomi Lahren is telling Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE to "sit down" after taking issue with the former first lady calling her husband Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES WHITE HOUSE & ADMINISTRATION: Trump began a two-day NATO meeting in London on Tuesday with nearly an hour of back-and-forth with reporters, stealing the spotlight with musings that a U.S. trade deal with China might be best left until after the 2020 election and offering some surprising support for NATO while taking issue with criticism by French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronBiden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump returns to impeachment fight after NATO clash Overnight Defense: Trump cancels presser, cuts short NATO trip | Viral video catches leaders appearing to gossip about Trump | Dem witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses | Trump reportedly mulling more troops in Middle East MORE.
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