But the biggest obstacle of many is the entitlement mentality.
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The entitlement of being straight and white shouldn't be celebrated.
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It's the inverse of the entitlement prosecutors said that they uncovered.
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The entitlement is expected to go live in early January. pic.twitter.
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Robust public health ought to be the entitlement of every American.
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Ryan's argument is that the entitlement structure encourages dependence and abuse.
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"We never ran on making the entitlement subsidies permanent," Paul said.
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The entitlement of a white man has rarely felt more real on television.
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The entitlement of the crowd becomes a vector for criticizing modern consumer capitalism.
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And it's about the entitlement that lets him justify that behavior to himself.
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The formula used to calculate the entitlement does not take account of these effects.
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The entitlement isn't common and would require Apple's explicit permission to use, the researchers explained.
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David Schweikert, a member of the House Freedom Caucus: "We've both become the entitlement parties."
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The GOP plan would spend $2600 billion less on the entitlement over the next decade.
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Unlike the entitlement-driven respondents, exhibitionism-driven respondents were vocal in their beliefs and party affiliation.
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Turning to controlling the entitlement-spending explosion, Trump deserves credit for proposing a serious Medicaid reform.
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It's a funny way the younger people can laugh off the entitlement of some baby boomers.
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Gizmodo asked Apple about why the entitlement was granted and will update if we hear back.
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And that's the problem: the entitlement he felt as an outsider trying to get some juicy scoop.
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According to the Alaska Dispatch News, a quarter of Alaskans receive health coverage via the entitlement program.
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Much of the opposition from conservatives comes from their view that preserving the expansion increases the entitlement.
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Alternatively, it's possible that Apple sandboxed the entitlement to prevent it from accessing data outside Uber's app.
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Strafach noted that he looked for indications that the entitlement had been used maliciously and found none.
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But when members complain, the response from the company has been to blame the entitlement of the rich.
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The big money brawl will be over some of the entitlement programs like Medicaid, food stamps, and disability.
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Meanwhile, out-of-control federal spending shows no signs of slowing and the entitlement state continues to balloon.
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It was a temper-tantrum induced, anti-Trump, pro-abortion, pro-LGBT special rights march by the entitlement generation.
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The overarching issue globally that needs to be changed, experts agree, is the entitlement shown and perceived by men.
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The former speaker has also demonstrated a Trumpian willingness to buck the entitlement-cutting tendencies of current congressional Republicans.
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However, because the restaurant's staff did not recognise the group of men, they were refused the entitlement, which angered them.
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With the Cup sponsor being the title sponsor of the event, whoever purchases the entitlement will factor into the decision.
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There was not a hint of the entitlement one might expect from someone who has been famous all her life.
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" ("The entitlement was crazy," says a Rough Rebounder.) They dismiss Trump's sexist hot-mic comments as "just locker room talk.
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Where the entitlement cuts are made: From programs including SNAP (food stamps), CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program), and SSDI (Disability Insurance).
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A lot of the entitlement and the idea that sex is something that girls do for boys is a porn thing.
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" Though she thinks her roommate was totally in the right to express her concerns, "the method — and the entitlement — was shitty.
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Preserving Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid and putting America on a sound fiscal footing requires the reform of the entitlement system.
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A subsequent update from Apple fixed the memory issue for the Watch, and Uber says the entitlement has been dormant since then.
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The plan shies away from the entitlement benefit reductions and tax increases that are needed to address the long-run fiscal balance.
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They stress the entitlement of Muslim scholars, after due deliberation, to make fresh moral pronouncements through a process of ijma or consensus.
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Mick Mulvaney, his budget director, believes the entitlement programs Trump wants to protect are the single largest threat facing the nation's finances.
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"Kate Plays Christine" is a brave stab at the entitlement—and ability—of art when it comes to understanding the lives of others.
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These issues can include the regulation of gambling, the entitlement to religious accommodation at work and the general principle of religiously inspired schools.
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Not including those liabilities in the debt ceiling debate reduces the chances that the entitlement debt, including "mandatory spending," can be effectively managed.
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Major changes would be made to Medicaid The bill makes major cuts to Medicaid, which Republicans are touting as reforming the entitlement program.
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To the extent that this is true, what can save us from the "entitlement reform" Republicans plan for the next session of Congress?
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Other cases demonstrated the challenges of balancing the entitlement of JetSmarter's clients, and their sometimes boorish behavior, with effectively running a shared consumer service.
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They say unified Republican control of government is a chance to finally enact the entitlement reforms that they've been talking about for years. Rep.
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Uber says the entitlement was used for something far less nefarious than tracking drivers or surveilling users: improving performance in its Apple Watch app.
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The entitlement is always there but this is putting it under a magnifying glass.....It's almost like the 1% and the rest of us.
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Commentary by Michael Tanner, a a senior fellow at the Cato Institute and the author of Going for Broke: Deficits, Debt, and the Entitlement Crisis .
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Prior to the health law, the entitlement was restricted to specific groups of low-income Americans (pregnant women, for example, and the blind and disabled).
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Romney also holds the same views about the "entitlement" of poor and low-income people—and the same upwardly redistributive fantasies—as the current president.
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The second key question is whether the entitlement programs, especially Medicare and Social Security, should be off limits, as was suggested during the Trump campaign.
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It is not easy or popular to reform the entitlement programs, but reform is necessary to insure their benefits will be available to future generations.
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The Daily Show's Jessica Williams got real about the entitlement to women's bodies people feel during a Vulture Festival panel discussing her podcast, 2 Dope Queens.
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He pledged to make taking holidays mandatory and to consider increasing the entitlement to 20 days to protect what one adviser calls "the right to rest".
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A college-bribe scandal, and the entitlement on show by the parents involved, exposes one more way U.S. higher education was tilted toward the 1 percent.
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"The part of the budget that is creating the debt is the entitlement part of the budget," he said, referring to spending on Medicare and Medicaid.
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Will Strafach, a security researcher and CEO of Sudo Security Group, said he couldn't find any other apps with the entitlement live on the App Store.
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But that figure, which has often been cited in media coverage of the score, refers to only one side of the federal budget: the entitlement side.
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There was no mention of deficit reduction or spending cuts, nor of the entitlement reforms dear to the heart of the House speaker just behind him.
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Standing in the shoes of others ripped the entitlement I had right out of my back pocket and onto the ground in front of me to see.
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Will low-income Trump voters who depend on Medicaid love that he proposes slashing Medicaid by $6900 billion after he promised NOT to touch the entitlement program?
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In 2014 the European Court of Human Rights rejected his claim that basic liberties had been violated; it emphasised the entitlement of the church to exercise its authority.
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Markelova asked one of her ex-husband's friends, also a private contractor who fought in Syria, to see if recruiters can provide documents needed to unlock the entitlement.
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Couple that with the entitlement that you get as an entertainer, that fame — oh, it's a perfect combination of things to create this attitude as we knew it.
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Fast and funny, it exposes the entitlement that can accompany obsessive fandoms, where part of the attraction of escapism is in the power to control or exclude others.
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Democrats and other proponents of the entitlement programs will be keeping a close eye on any proposed cuts, which could provide Trump's opponents with firepower during the 2023 campaign.
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MITCHELL: It means that you have some Republicans who are already very nervous about 2018 because they have not repealed Obamacare, they have not dealt with the entitlement problem.
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Democrats have homed in on Mulvaney's differences with Trump on Social Security and Medicare to pin the president on his campaign promise not to cut from the entitlement programs.
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"As we predicted, the aspects of narcissism that we thought would be related were [related]—the lack of empathy, the entitlement aspects of narcissism," said Mouilso in a statement.
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This victim-mentality assumes blacks are not in control, that their lives are defined by somebody the entitlement-peddlers say hates them and who must deliver the goods (reparations).
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As Sanders pointed out, the Democrats have an unlikely ally in this fight in the shape of Trump himself, who is on record vowing to protect the entitlement programs.
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How the entitlement money will be saved: The source tells me there'll be an "emphasis on work requirements for able-bodied people" to save money on these social welfare programs.
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This is because of the entitlement they enjoy by law, as people from the countryside, to farm a family plot and to use a piece of land for their housing.
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It will wreck the EU. France and Germany must take responsibility for refusing Greek, Italian, British and others' requests to suspend the entitlement to freedom of movement, at least temporarily.
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"There's certainly no sense of the entitlement you got from the (Steven) Gerrard, (Frank) Lampard, (Wayne) Rooney axis," says Mike Shallcross, an England fan and writer on men's health issues.
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Sanders has consistently called for expanding the entitlement programs such as social security as well as benefits, promising to raise money by increasing taxes on the wealthy and on corporations.
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"There seems to be a powerful but unstated belief that wealth should come with the entitlement to buy immediate access to any sphere that a rich person desires," she says.
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And it places a cap on Medicaid, while simultaneously slashing about $840 billion from the entitlement program over the next 10 years to pay for enormous tax cuts for the wealthy.
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However, Gjensidige, UPM-Kymmene and Swisscom fell 4.7 to 6.0 percent, the worst performers in the FTSEurofirst 300 index, after their shares traded without the entitlement of their latest dividend payouts.
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Money, and the entitlement and blithe misery it brings, transcends space and time: All wealthy families are alike, even if each wealthy family is full of assholes in its own way.
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This includes the entitlement to serve as "commander in chief" of the armed forces, and the power to withdraw, without congressional consent, from what might be thought to be solemn treaty commitments.
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In fact, neither Ryan nor McConnell have ever said that they want to completely end SNAP, the entitlement program that in 22016 provided $260 billion in food assistance to low-income households.
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But earlier this week, the Hong Kong High Court ruled that the entitlement - known as Ding rights - is a "traditional" right that cannot be challenged on grounds of discrimination or being unlawful.
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"We continually revise our entitlement and anti-piracy systems, and in the June update we've removed the check for Rift hardware from the entitlement check," and Oculus spokesperson told Motherboard in an email.
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As he sees it, the right of religious communities to flourish includes the entitlement to raise children according to their respective customs, from the baptism of infants to the circumcision of baby boys.
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The senator is clearly in the "entitlement reform" camp that purports to want to "save" Social Security by cutting it, implying that benefit reductions for seniors living on fixed incomes are somehow inevitable.
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But Sanders brought receipts: He pointed to all the times the entitlement program was used as a bargaining chip for other legislation — and during times when budget-cutting and deficit reduction came up.
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Under that 1996 program directed at welfare benefits, the entitlement to federal assistance was replaced by a hodgepodge of programs managed by the states and financed by a fixed dollop of federal cash.
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"We continually revise our entitlement and anti-piracy systems, and in the June update we've removed the check for Rift hardware from the entitlement check," Oculus said in a statement back in June 2016.
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Workers (and their employers) make national insurance contributions (in Britain) and pay payroll taxes (in America) and these payments generate the entitlement to future benefits (with an important exception, which we'll come to later).
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While capping discretionary spending under the Budget Control Act worked modestly in the last decade, we avoided the other 75 percent of the budget in the entitlement accounts — and $3.2 trillion in annual spending.
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And unlike the entitlement programs that many conservatives find so objectionable, because they provide a benefit without any attached responsibility, CHIP is helping working families; it is keeping people employed and contributing tax dollars.
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"We don't know the facts, but we can be extremely disturbed by the entitlement, the power and money that can take away from less privileged and that, to me, is disgraceful," Sheridan told USA Today.
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There are many budget process reforms that need to be considered, but the first ought to address our looming Social Security crisis and the entitlement spending that is driving our national debt through the roof.
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A recession will explode the federal budget deficit, which for 2019 is projected to hit nearly $1 trillion — and Republican members of Congress and policy wonks have been sharpening the entitlement budget axes for years.
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In Clinton's case, he pushed these assumptions further along with a broad deregulatory program for banks and the financial industry, genuinely damaging limits on the entitlement for welfare and an enthusiastic embrace of free trade.
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Verma told nervous senators from Medicaid expansion states that the administration would be willing to give states flexibility to use Medicaid funds to subsidize the healthcare costs of people not enrolled in the entitlement program.
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I wanted to remember the thrill, albeit short-lived, of seeing this incarnation of all the entitlement accrued over nearly 8003 years of rule confined to the cage where defendants are kept in Egyptian courtrooms.
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In both cases, however, the entitlement impulse amounts to attempting to give our children what we did not have, rather than what we did have — namely, the character to understand that real achievement must be earned.
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Like ostriches, they stick their heads in the sand of their self-aggrandizing phrases when it comes to fixing the entitlement programs that shower funds onto the Baby Boom generation and debt onto the coming generations.
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Like Trump, Le Pen supports protectionism and robust protections for the entitlement state, but she also wants expanded welfare benefits, a reduction in France's already unaffordable retirement age, and the retention of a 35-hour working week.
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But a bigger concern for fiscal conservatives is that Trump's plan specifically excludes the biggest portion of the budget — the entitlement programs of Medicare and Social Security — and the biggest line item of discretionary spending — the Pentagon.
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And yes, despite the whole gobs-of-money thing, it did still feel like my story, because Crazy Rich Asians is not so much about money as it is entitlement — especially the entitlement to unapologetically be yourself.
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Republicans have long supported a massive overhaul of Medicare, the health entitlement program for seniors, one that they argue will make the entitlement program more sustainable — but also would have seniors spend significantly more out of pocket.
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RUBIO: Well, first let me address the tax issue because it's related to the entitlement issue and I want to thank you for holding a substantive debates where we can have debates about these key issues on taxes.
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Some may scoff at the notion of a sovereign debt crisis happening to the strongest nation in the world, but it can unless Congress rises to the challenge to address the entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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At the heart of it all are the fundamental hubris of colonization, the entitlement that makes people believe they can take whatever unclaimed land they find, and the desperation that forces the oppressed to make a similar gambit.
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"[The writers and] l agreed that it would be entertaining to see Mindy Lahiri, who has the entitlement of a white man, actually wake up as one," Lang Fisher, who wrote the episode, said in an email to Mashable.
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Ahead lies the entitlement reform debates for which Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) made his name.
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When you look at 9/11 and the entitlement to hate, which some Americans feel, the relationship to Pearl Harbor and the way that it surfaces in the comic books and the imagery of the time is really clear.
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The family had a more winning public face in Dick DeVos, who combined the practiced empathy of a pitchman with the entitlement of an heir, spending over $240 million on an unsuccessful run for governor of Michigan in 22012.
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I think back to the Vice-Presidential debate of 2012, when Ryan, sounding like a statistics-ridden seminarian, explained with great unsmiling specificity how he would attempt to reform the entitlement programs that are eventually going to bankrupt us.
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Unlike Ryan Republicans, Mr. Trump says there will be no compensating reductions in Social Security and Medicare, the entitlement programs that are — along with insufficient revenues — driving projections of unsustainable federal debt as the population ages and claims benefits.
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It's also worth noting that the "dramatic" reduction to the deficit — $337 billion — comes out of major cuts to Medicaid, a health program for low-income Americans, and the entitlement reform will largely redirect tax credits to the wealthy.
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This sets up a second-round matchup in the Entitlement and Privilege Region between Duke and Yale, which immediately and predictably sent Twitter scrambling to an escalating series of pointed one-liners about Whiffenpoofs and Montgomery Burns and Steve Wojciechowski.
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The idea of "resources and flexibility" seems to hint at the idea of a block grant, where the federal government would give states a lump sum of money and let them run the entitlement program as they see fit, with less federal oversight.
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A statement from Oculus issued to TechCrunch explained the company's actions, or at least this most recent one: We continually revise our entitlement and anti-piracy systems, and in the June update we've removed the check for Rift hardware from the entitlement check.
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Expanding the H1-B visa program for high-skilled foreign workers and the guest worker visa program will address this worker-shortage crisis both in high-skill occupations as well as agriculture sectors, fulfilling a need – legally – while paying into the entitlement pot.
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And we got it done and we eliminated the entitlement on welfare, I then went to Ohio and took Ohio from a basket case, working in a bipartisan basis to reform many things, including the Cleveland public schools, working with a Democratic mayor.
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And we got it done and we eliminated the entitlement on welfare, I then went to Ohio and took Ohio from a basket case, working in a bipartisan basis to reform many things, including the Cleveland public schools, working with a Democratic mayor.
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It's like when all the first astronauts who landed on the moon got back from space, the entitlement sweeps over you... You're on a plane of existence that others can't fathom, and this can make you act out as a bad kid.
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So too would the Senate Republican bill eliminate the entitlement to Medicaid and health insurance subsidies for many low-income people and would give the money to states, along with sweeping discretion over how to use it for health care or coverage.
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Apple only gave developers about four months before the official release of the Watch to slim down their apps and make them work on the new device, so it's conceivable that Apple granted the entitlement to Uber in order to meet that tight launch deadline.
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While Mr. Obama has achieved little to restrain the growth of the entitlement programs that many consider unsustainable, deficits would not return to levels exceeding $2503 trillion, and nearly 10 percent of the gross domestic product, like the deficit he inherited in 2009, his budget projects.
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And it was passed along sharply partisan lines, offering nothing to Democrats, and leaving them with no obligation or incentive to negotiate cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security, the entitlement programs that are driving up spending, but are also the pride of the Democratic Party.
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It was a novel that struggled to understand the entitlement that came so easily to other Americans — to explain why so few Japanese-Americans protested what had been done to them, that explored the shame of an immigrant who doesn't feel he has a place in the world.
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I THINK THAT'S THE ONE POSITIVE FACT THAT'S ON THE AGENDA AT THE MOMENT, BUT LONGER TERM, THE ENTITLEMENT ISSUE IS IRRESISTIBLE BECAUSE THE POPULATION IS AGEING AND EVER MORE A LARGER NUMBER OF ENTITLEMENTS ARE COMING ON STREAM THAT IS GOING TO MAKE THE PRODUCTIVITY OUTLOOK VERY IFFY.
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While the current Congress will never oblige restricting the safety net like that, there have been some hints that the president could be positioning himself for a more fiscally minded second term, during which he could welcome the idea of scaling back the entitlement programs he often vows to protect.
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GUNDLACH: And that's going to be really interesting to see if the bond market can absorb that, because with this deficit exploding, the way it is, and it is going to get much worse with the compounding of the entitlement programs, the cost of servicing our debt is going to increase.
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That sets up 2017 to be the first year in more than a decade when Republicans have unified control of the federal government, enough to pass the huge tax cuts, the low-income program cuts, and, quite possibly, the entitlement reforms that both Rubio and House Speaker Paul Ryan have backed.
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Innumerable essays lamenting the "entitlement" and "narcissism" of the modern millennial have made it abundantly clear that we should be wary of, if not downright disgusted by, these young whippersnappers who seem to so easily prioritize hanging on to the pleasures and delights of childhood over their grown-up responsibilities.
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Despite his tendency to babble and digress, Trump did repeatedly hit four themes in his campaign that comprised a coherent white nationalist populism: a unilateralist foreign policy, immigration restriction, trade protectionism, and a defense of the entitlement programs most popular with the white working and middle classes (Medicare and Social Security).
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Those campaign promises, as everyone is well aware, were generally more populist than the official G.O.P. agenda: Trump promised middle-class tax cuts and a generous Obamacare alternative, he stiff-armed the entitlement reformers and talked up infrastructure spending, and he railed against free trade deals with every other breath.
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Starting with an incident in 2014, when his eldest daughter forced a Korean Air flight to turn around after she had been served macadamia nuts in a packet rather than a bowl, the Chos have personified the entitlement which many South Koreans detect in the conduct of those who control the chaebol (conglomerates).
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While its mainstream use — as a kind of shorthand for the entitlement and resource grabbing committed by primarily rich, white gentrifiers of places populated by poorer people of color — is understandable, it has the unintended side effect of eclipsing the fact that the United States still holds a quasi-colony: Puerto Rico.
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The entitlement premise upon which these wealthy parents and the Democratic candidates engage with the larger society is detrimental to those they purport to help, and it undermines the values and norms of human interchange that can be built only on the foundation of meritocracy and concern for the content of our character.
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I think it also highlighted the entitlement that these men had, to use her body in whatever way that they wanted, and this real presumption that they couldn't be touched, that they were invincible, that if they put the photos on social media, they wouldn't see any sort of repercussion, legal or moral.
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Nothing to concretely help bring manufacturing back to the United States; nothing in the tax bill that really helps the working class; nothing going on with infrastructure; no effort to rethink the entitlement state or safety net to encourage interstate migration or use government to help people get out of the working-poverty trap.
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For people who study religion and equality across the Western world, the new decision will be recorded as one more instance of a judicial authority (in this case the Employment Appeal Tribunal in London) affirming the notion of "religious autonomy" or the entitlement of religious bodies and their affiliates to impose their own standards on their staff.
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It's even more distressing to see how much they resonate with other toxic, if far more mainstream, ideas about gender and sex—most notably the notion that men are inherently entitled to sex with women, and that when this entitlement clashes with a woman's "no" that it's the "no" rather than the entitlement that should give way.
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With a president who is so willing to be so unapologetically noxious, and who made an entire campaign appealing to the entitlement of disaffected white men who fear their stranglehold on power slipping (and the angry white women who know and love them), allegations of affairs, sexual harassment, and even sexual assault weren't all that shocking.
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This case has kind of succeeded, but we, as a society, will not have succeeded until the moment not just when men are afraid to do this because they might actually be punished, but when the desire to harm women and the entitlement to harm women disappears — when some kind of common humanism and common nonviolence becomes the norm.
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Sanders has consistently called for expanding the entitlement programs such as social security as well as benefits, Meanwhile, Biden has also argued for an expansion of social security, though he has also frequently called for "grand bargains" that would sacrifice Republican sacred cows by raising taxes and also Democratic ones by addressing, in some form, the unsustainable elements of Social Security.
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The EU will honour the entitlement to social security benefits accrued by EU citizens who have been working in Britain before Brexit and British citizens working in the EU. The EU will not require visas from Britons for travel to the EU if Britain does the same for EU citizens entering the UK. The EU can help finance the training of EU customs officials and experts for sanitary and phytosanitary controls.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (Ore.), the senior Democrat on the Finance Committee, warned that the bill would cut $125 billion from the Medicare Trust Fund, breaking President Trump's campaign promise not to touch the entitlement program.
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The EU will honor the entitlement to social security benefits accrued by EU citizens who have been working in Britain before Brexit and British citizens working in the EU. The EU will not require visas from Britons for travel to the EU if Britain does the same for EU citizens entering the UK. The EU can help finance the training of EU customs officials and experts for sanitary and phytosanitary controls.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 2628 points 28503 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Comedian who predicted Trump's rise names Yang, Gabbard as top 22020 contenders MORE (D-Mass.) on the issue of Social Security at Thursday's primary debate, as he seeks to make the case that his universal basic income proposal is the most ambitious expansion of the entitlement program in U.S. history.
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