Democrats turn the tables All of this comes as Democrats are pouncing on the opportunity to turn the tables on Republicans.
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It is time to turn the tables on the Iranians.
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Bannon's possible defenestration may turn the tables by hobbling Breitbart's clout.
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What happens when the Pokémon turn the tables and catch us?
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Now some of these men are trying to turn the tables.
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By the mid-103s, however, Mr. Zuckerberg could turn the tables.
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The songstress used her talent to turn the tables on him.
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Kavanaugh appeared to try to turn the tables on Democratic Sen.
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And what can we do to turn the tables in 2628?
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If all else fails, turn the tables on your co-workers.
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But Democrats relished the opportunity to turn the tables on Republicans.
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" And so I thought, "Maybe I can turn the tables on them.
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He tried to turn the tables by alleging Clinton is mentally unfit.
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Admittedly, it's easy to turn the tables on these well-intentioned folks.
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He also tried to turn the tables during a spat on Cuba.
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"In Alabama, you folks were able to turn the tables," he added.
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And now, Republicans seem to relish the opportunity to turn the tables.
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The Democrats hope they could turn the tables in Vermont, though Republican Gov.
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But then the goat decides to turn the tables and chase her instead.
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Ailes, however, may be able to help Trump turn the tables on Clinton.
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Beating Trump requires finding a way to turn the tables without lowering oneself.
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Democrats are trying to turn the tables by raising questions about Trump's health.
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But attempting to turn the tables and double-cross the prosecution backfired entirely.
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Time Well Spent features turn the tables on the problem of screen time addiction.
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It's a mechanism that lets you turn the tables when you're barely hanging on.
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He's even trying to turn the tables on Fields, claiming she first accosted him.
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Rather than bringing Native artists into the Euro-American narrative, why not turn the tables?
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Obama found a way to calm him down though ...by offering to turn the tables.
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He needed to turn the tables, flip the narrative, and have a game-changing moment.
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I could turn the tables and try to consume this holiday that was consuming me,
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But, based on the each fighter's physical artillery, one punch can turn the tables around.
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But breaking the peg could also turn the tables on Qatar's enemies in the region.
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The Baltimore Orioles apparently got sick of being pounded on and decided to turn the tables.
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It's an argument Kasich surrogates have adopted as they seek to turn the tables on Cruz.
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If they do not, the red-state Democrats warn Trump could turn the tables on them.
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Likewise, the protagonist "victims" of classic slasher films were known to turn the tables on their attackers.
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It's not surprising that a member of the press would eventually be provoked to turn the tables.
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Irritation eventually gives way to triumph as Harry finds a way to turn the tables on them.
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But tech workers are now starting to use those shares to turn the tables on their employers.
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Once Democrats can make that case, they'll be able to turn the tables on the supply-siders.
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Republicans also used the House Intelligence Committee hearings to turn the tables on its Democratic chairman, Rep.
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So, it was only fitting for Phelps to turn the tables on Ledecky and ask for HER autograph.
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Turn the tables on them by taking them somewhere nice and ensuring that they don't drop a penny.
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The account claimed Rosenstein threatened to turn the tables on the committee&aposs inquiries regarding the Russia probe.
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Sadly, it is also Washington's wasted opportunity to turn the tables on trade freeloaders masquerading as free traders.
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And so last November, in the wake of Trump's victory, I decided to turn the tables on them.
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Trump, often described as racist by Clinton, tried to turn the tables at a rally in Waukesha, Wisconsin.
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Eat a power pellet, and you can turn the tables on the ghosts, chase them down, and eat them.
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Ayesha jumps at the opportunity to turn the tables ... grabbing the guy's cig and flicking it in his direction.
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But Cliff and Rick (with a lot of help from Cliff's dog, Brandy) turn the tables, gruesomely killing them.
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Now, as Europe's new data protection law comes into effect this week, activists are looking to turn the tables.
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Is this lady ready to turn the tables and have dudes fight over her for a change or what?
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She then tried to turn the tables, saying Biden's own proposal would leave 10 million people without health insurance.
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But turn the tables and they are happy to jump on the outrage bus if it suits them politically.
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So it's always refreshing to see someone turn the tables and march to the beet beat of her own drummer.
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Now Viner wanted Barriss to turn the tables and use his talents to punish a fellow gamer named Shane Gaskill.
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Time to turn the tables on these young, agile organizations and deliver the new digital services your customers are demanding.
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After a monthlong shutdown fight that has exposed their own divisions, Republicans are eager to turn the tables on Democrats.
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He fully expects Britain to turn the tables on Australia, who along with New Zealand, will be the main threat.
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Jets head coach Paul Maurice was even more succinct when asked how the Bruins were able to turn the tables.
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Clinton has been calling Mr. Trump temperamentally unsuited for the White House, and he tried to turn the tables. Mrs.
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Abusive people also turn the tables by becoming angry with the victim as a way to maintain power and control.
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Mr. Trump's team indicated that his desire to turn the tables on his foes may go beyond just tough language.
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Republicans could turn the tables and try to turn the impeachment trial into a platform to highlight Biden's supposed wrongdoing.
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The OCRA, POWER and CORC acts – as well as many others – can help our country turn the tables on addiction.
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" His colleague Claudia Mo said Tuesday that the government has been trying to "turn the tables around, shifting the public anger.
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Now he'll have a chance to turn the tables, and humiliate the culture and intellectual elites who've humiliated him for years.
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Police then tried to turn the tables telling Cruz that he was using the demon in his head as an excuse.
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Now he'll have a chance to turn the tables and humiliate the cultural and intellectual elites who've humiliated him for years.
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Kylie Jenner is a little slow on the uptake, and so are the tattoo artists who let her turn the tables.
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Then Mr. Gephardt himself appeared on screen to turn the tables — except his question was the softest softball of the night.
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I painted a lot of men in the beginning, to kind of turn the tables, reverse the sexism in a way.
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President Thieu's archrival, the flamboyant Vice President Ky, seized on Tet as a chance to turn the tables on his nemesis.
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The president and his allies have sought to turn the tables on Democrats by accusing them of being the dishonest ones.
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Appearing to turn the tables on Poroshenko, Zelenskiy on Wednesday evening accepted his challenge to take part in a policy debate.
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If the original delivered payback to a sexist, the new film ought to let a victim of sexism turn the tables.
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What if indigenous people could turn the tables on colonial powers, ingesting their cultures and using them for their own ends?
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But if Trump and his new team are smart, they'll look to turn the tables and put Putin himself at a disadvantage.
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Even Jim Carrey is impressed with his Russian look-alike ... but he's not quite ready to turn the tables on the guy.
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If you want to turn the tables, try to go to Claro on a night when barbecued goat is on the menu.
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She said she relished the opportunity to turn the tables on a boss whom she described as often "critiquing" his staff members.
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Instead, the plan is to turn the tables on Trump with the implicit accusation that if anyone is deplorable, it is him.
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Democrats may try to turn the tables and extract concessions from Republicans, who will need Democratic support to pass the debt ceiling.
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But I greatly admired the ability of a "poor people's movement" to use electoral democracy to turn the tables on Venezuelan society.
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"I try to turn the tables on anxiety by helping people be comfortable with the stuff that's making them uncomfortable," he says.
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Credit reporting companies are the bane of everyone's existence, so John Oliver thought it was time to turn the tables on them.
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And now, finally, we will turn the tables and law enforcement will be allowed to clear up this dangerous and threatening mess.
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And when Joel desperately tries to turn the tables on Nicolaus, he endangers himself, his family, and everyone involved in Empathy, Inc.
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She claims Kane tried to turn the tables and accused her of extortion -- and ultimately instructed her to solely deal with his attorney.
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But you turn the tables by punching your PIN number in reverse order, alerting the ATM to send an alarm to the cops.
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It allows Trump to turn the tables on his accusers and suggest they were the ones conspiring with Russia all along, not him.
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Trump, in apologizing and playing defense this weekend about his past remarks, hinted he wanted to turn the tables on the Clinton family.
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Some Republicans have been eager to turn the tables and hang the threat over Democrats' heads of extending the nuclear option to Gorsuch.
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The company's chairman, Michael W. Ferro Jr., is drawing up plans to turn the tables on its unwanted suitor, Gannett, according to Politico.
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Runner-up to Russell in GP3 last season, and eager to turn the tables, Aitken recognized the dynamic within ART would be unusual.
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Yet, now with Jeff Sessions transitioning into the Justice Department, Big Music feels that they can finally turn the tables on this issue.
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It was a cynical but effective way to turn the tables, framing them as antagonists in the centuries' long struggle for racial equality.
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The fight over the campaign ad, however, allows Trump to try to turn the tables on the media by accusing them of censorship.
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Corker, with help from his colleagues on the committee, attempted to turn the tables by codifying a congressional role in the sanctions process.
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Before Prudence can carry out her final act of evil and hang Sabrina from a tree, the harrowed children appear and turn the tables.
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Conway's turn-the-tables dig comes after Trump himself had warned during the campaign that he might not accept the outcome if Clinton won.
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Trump also sought to turn the tables on Clinton, who has consistently accused the New York developer of being temperamentally unfit to be president.
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VR is breathing an extra dimension of realism into horror games, but what if you could turn the tables and be the monster instead?
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Ultimately, Trump did not just say he was sorry, but he tried to turn the tables by bringing allegations against Bill Clinton into it.
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What Trump did so effectively the past few weeks was turn the tables and show us Hillary's arrogance and her own refusal to apologize.
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The debunking function was a feature of her old website in which Rowling could turn the tables on any rumours circulating about her work.
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" You'll want to make it to the final episode of the series when Robinson will turn the tables and interview one "token white guy.
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When two Democratic senators, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, questioned his drinking habits, he tried to turn the tables.
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But, when we turn the tables on him and ask if he'd ever throw his hat into the political ring ... he's off and running.
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Ever since ObamaCare passed in 2628, Republicans have sought to weaponize it against Democrats, and Brad Woodhouse has been ready to turn the tables.
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Sanders attempted to turn the tables on the moderators, which, given the droll level of questioning in these affairs, is typically an easy task.
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The winner of the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this is a play created expressly to discomfort, and turn the tables on, its audience.
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Lopez plays a stripper who bands together with her fellow employees, including a character played by Constance Wu, to turn the tables on their clients.
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Betty says she needs to find out who the Sugar Man is and then use the information to turn the tables on the Black Hood.
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Her campaign and allies have sought to turn the tables on Trump, ripping the GOP nominee for not releasing his tax returns or medical records.
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Lamb has also sought to turn the tables on Saccone by targeting Ryan's role as Speaker, accusing him of "coming after" Social Security and Medicaid.
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The Angels strung together five consecutive singles to turn the tables on Devenski, who struck out five batters in his first two innings of relief.
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In the meantime, Russia's most prominent cybersecurity firm, Kaspersky Lab, had started work on a report that would turn the tables on the United States.
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People involved in the investigations say that the speaker has also approved an escalation of tactics short of impeachment to try to turn the tables.
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Casse is determined to try to turn the tables here because he, like many others, thinks Classic Empire is the best horse of his generation.
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Days later came a report that Trump is talking privately about the notion that the Justice Department could somehow turn the tables and prosecute Mueller.
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In a burst of six messages, he tried to turn the tables by noting that members of the Obama administration also met with Russia's ambassador.
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Sanders instead sought to turn the tables on Democrats, accusing them of tarnishing the judicial confirmation process to the detriment of both Ford and Kavanaugh.
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And now finally, we will turn the tables and law enforcement and our police will be allowed to clear up this dangerous and threatening mess.
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The only question was whether she and Cirie would seek a vote from Sierra to turn the tables or get Sarah and Michaela to play ball.
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And just to turn the tables on myself, I've caught myself not wanting to date someone because their skin color was too similar to my ex's.
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Few teams are more familiar with how it feels to have its fortunes reversed so quickly, and so perhaps the Rangers turn the tables in 2017.
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"Fear the Walking Dead" is not the first apocalyptic story to turn the tables on the power discrepancy between the United States and her southern neighbors.
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He finished second by a length behind his stablemate Connect in the Curlin, but he might be able to turn the tables on that one here.
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But when one of the students fumbled with the camera, in an effort to renew its memory card, Atwood took the opportunity to turn the tables.
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A senior White House aide tried to turn the tables by arguing that Mr. Trump was the real whistle-blower because he was uncovering Democratic corruption.
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The economic adviser tried to turn the tables on Navarro by organizing meetings and calls between Trump and business leaders who oppose the new trade actions.
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But now Democrats plan to turn the tables on Republicans, using the GOP's failed attempts to repeal ObamaCare as a cudgel in the 2018 midterm elections.
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EDM star The Gaslamp Killer is attempting to turn the tables on 2 women who publicly claimed he drugged and raped them ... by suing them for defamation.
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He didn't account for the fact that the scared little girls would become brave, fearless women who would turn the tables and see him rot in jail.
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New ways of watching from space may turn the tables on illicit fishing, heralding an era in which keen eyes follow every fishing boat, all the time.
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They share a moment together in loving embrace… until Beck uses it as an opportunity to turn the tables on Joe and lock him in the cage.
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But the last-minute gambit of "I Want To Know," in which Celeste decided to turn the tables and personally interrogate Mary Louise, was flat-out ridiculous.
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So watching them turn the tables on their attackers and spill blood to retaliate for injustice is thrilling, even though it's obviously souped up for shock value.
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Activists are already planning to use the right to access their data to turn the tables on internet platforms whose model relies on processing people's personal information.
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The Democrats reacted with disbelief on Tuesday as Republicans tried to turn the tables and blame Democrats for delaying the money because they had blocked the legislation.
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While some sought to turn the tables on Democrats by accusing them of taking foreign help, too, Republicans flatly rejected Mr. Trump's insistence that it was acceptable.
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But now Democrats plan to turn the tables on the GOP, using the GOP's failed attempts to repeal ObamaCare as a cudgel in the 6900 midterm elections.
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"However, we still see much uncertainty surrounding the UK election, where a higher turnout vote of young people could potentially turn the tables on investors," she added.
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By wriggling up out of the water and giving a slippery, well-placed hug, the eels can turn the tables on predators in a fraction of a second.
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One team they managed to climb over on their way up was the Phoenix Suns, who will try to turn the tables when they visit Dallas on Thursday.
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In the fourth round, Ms Kvitova could face Ms Konta, but only if the Brit manages to turn the tables against Ms Vekic, her likely second-round opponent.
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In season 1, Jeri selfishly freed Kilgrave to further her own needs, only to immediately have him turn the tables and ruin her life by murdering her wife.
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Round one saw Maldonado survive an early onslaught from the Russian, only to turn the tables by sending his foe careening to the mat in a dazed heap.
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Republican leaders of the House Select Committee on Benghazi attempted to turn the tables on Democrats, who have repeatedly bemoaned the extended investigation into the 2012 terrorist attack.
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Amy Klobuchar (D), Kavanaugh again denied he had ever blacked out and sought to turn the tables on Klobuchar -- asking if she had ever blacked out from drinking.
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But if Beinart's thesis is correct, and younger Jews really are more critical of Jews than the older generation, then sheer numbers could start to turn the tables.
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That movie was very much about the issues that women face and about the feeling of being powerless and about the feeling of wanting to turn the tables.
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In the latter scenario, bundling the new service with other stuff like news subscriptions, as Apple has been widely reported to be planning, isn't going to turn the tables.
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These red flags would divert the common Internet user from engaging with the scammer, but Veitch takes one for the team and decides to turn the tables on them.
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Since I always feel unnatural and uncomfortable speaking with people at my art openings, it will be fun to turn the tables and make them feel weird and awkward.
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Meanwhile, "Black Museum" ends in an act of vengeance; it's undeniably satisfying to watch a woman turn the tables on a malevolent scientist who tortured her father for decades.
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UCLA tried to turn the tables on Utah, which came back from a 33-point second-half deficit in Los Angeles last month to beat the Bruins 93-92.
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Russia is the Syrian government's most powerful ally and helped it turn the tables in the country's civil war by retaking much of the country from rebels since 2015.
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Joe Biden's son Hunter is trying to turn the tables in his bitter divorce, demanding that his estranged wife produce incriminating evidence against herself that she cheated on him.
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But the ascent of the two-handers Jimmy Connors, Chris Evert and Borg, who from 26 and 210 collectively won 26 Wimbledon singles titles, began to turn the tables.
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The plan is to try to turn the tables on the hackers, launching offensive cyberattacks against them and destroying their online infrastructure before any real damage can be done.
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A year after losing to China by less than five-hundredths of a point, Russia took advantage of a crucial fall by a Chinese gymnast to turn the tables.
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He can turn the tables by saying that he was wrong on that vote, and that he has learned exactly how badly trumped up intelligence can hurt a country.
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Hamilton, who last mounted the top step of the podium at the U.S. Grand Prix in October, arrived in China hoping to turn the tables on his German colleague.
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Looking toward the future, Democrats might turn the tables on the Republicans and explicitly demonize Trump and his party as proponents of an exclusionary politics of white male identity.
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To be that vulnerable...I think it sets the tone of what the show is going to be focussing on in the second season, which is to turn the tables.
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It is now finally time to turn the tables and bring justice to some very sick and dangerous people who have committed very serious crimes, perhaps even Spying or Treason.
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NHCA's strategy has been to turn the tables on the Justice Department, arguing that DOJ chose to vilify the firm rather than focusing on its explosive allegations about pharma defendants.
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Aguilar also thinks that Trump can "turn the tables" on Clinton by playing up her past support of a border fence and controversial 2013 comments about sending child migrants back.
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Democrats are hoping to turn the tables on ObamaCare for the 2202 midterm elections, exacting political revenge as the Republican Party turns its focus to repealing and replacing the program.
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Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.), the committee's ranking Democrat, looked to turn the tables on Bishop, saying Republicans shouldn't criticize Obama's budget when they've yet to propose one of their own.
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There is some speculation that the DPRK might turn the tables on China, its long-term material benefactor, because of Beijing's pressure for change in Pyongyang's domestic and international policies.
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McCarthy repeatedly tried to turn the tables on the Democrats by referencing Christopher Steele, the former British intelligence officer who compiled the dossier containing salacious information about then-candidate Trump.
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The concept of creating a "coveillant" society through the systematic use of surveillance technology to observe the very institutions who watch over us, promises to turn the tables on biopower.
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CNN's Kevin Liptak reported that top aides had told Trump a deal was tough to reach in Hanoi, but the President had harbored hopes that he could turn the tables.
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But new technologies aim to turn the tables, letting you see just how much in resources you are using in advance of those bills so that your bottom line is lower.
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Which makes it all the more satisfying when Sansa and Arya are able to turn the tables on his, strip him of his power, and mete out the justice he deserved.
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The rebels regard their success as evidence they can turn the tables even in the face of Russian might, and that their goal of toppling Assad is no longer far-fetched.
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But Massie's new commercial aims to turn the tables on McMurtry, who is branding himself as a staunch Trump ally in lockstep with the president ahead of the May 19 primary.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo is raring to turn the tables on team-mate Max Verstappen in Sunday's Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix after taking recent results on the chin.
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The company, which has been accused of scheming to pay surrogates to deny the threat of climate change, is trying to turn the tables by calling its opponents the real conspirators.
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To be fair, it is in Gurley's best interest to turn the tables back on negligent investors for miscalculations rather than admit that venture capital might be in its own bubble.
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" TABLES TURNING:The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: The Donald attempted to turn the tables on Hillary Clinton by attacking her for the "very nasty statement" criticizing him for going "off the reservation.
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Based on a famed investigative piece in New York Magazine, the movie centers around an industrious team of strippers who decide to turn the tables on their wealthy Wall Street patrons.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer wrote the court's opinion in the Lorenzo case, and he was able to turn the tables on the Janus case in which he wrote a dissenting opinion.
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Read more " _____ • Robert Wasinger in The Washington Examiner: "Infrastructure is the key issue where he can turn the tables on his opponents, both across the aisle and within his own party.
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The potential deal would also be a way for Ambac to turn the tables on an executive put forward by Canyon for election next month to Ambac's board: CIFG Chairman Eugene Davis.
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The movie, based on a New York Magazine article, follows a band of former strippers, led by Ramona (Jennifer Lopez), who come together to turn the tables on their Wall Street Clients.
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The unexpected use of the stylish glasses got us wondering: Could companies turn the tables and ask job searchers to submit 10-second recordings of their days as a new résumé component?
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Le Clos, who lost his 200 butterfly title to Phelps on Tuesday, failed in his bid to turn the tables but was happy not to have been beaten by him again either.
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In its answer to Wolfe's complaint, for instance, Kraemer Manes tried to turn the tables on Wolfe lawyer Elzer, asserting that four of her seven reviews on Google were from non-clients.
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Recent transparency measures passed in Delaware, Maine and Montana show that voters can turn the tables on special interests by demanding tougher laws and supporting the candidates who will push for them.
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He tried to turn the tables in a scathing op-ed in the Patriot-News in March of 2014, in which he took her to task for not pursuing the bribery prosecution.
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Here's the latest: A day after a summary of the two-year Mueller investigation reported that there was no conspiracy with Russia, the president worked to turn the tables on his foes.
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Each time, Sean either beat his opponent to the punch or relied on his speed to turn the tables on an unsuspecting competitor, walking a fine line between being aggressive and reckless.
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As Mr. Trump seethed, the president's re-election campaign was busy raising money off the threat of impeachment as he and the White House tried to turn the tables on the Democrats.
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Hustlers, which is based on a New York Magazine article follows a band of former strippers, led by Lopez's Ramona, who come together to turn the tables on their Wall Street Clients.
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But by self-publishing your own nude photos, you can turn the tables on the sexual and cultural hypocrisy that allows people like him to weaponize nude photos in the first place.
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Jonny, who also suffered a stress fracture in his left femur earlier this year, finished 32 seconds behind him and will be hoping to turn the tables on his elder brother in Rio.
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Looking to turn the tables by focusing on unfounded accusations against Biden, Trump tweeted out several political ads attacking the former vice president that were also supported by multi-million dollar ad buys.
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In the grand scheme of things, all the heartbreak of the earlier seasons might seem worth it in hindsight if Arya and Sansa can turn the tables on the show's less-savory characters.
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At a "debate prep" on Sunday night, Trump appeared with several women who have in the past accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct, in an attempt to turn the tables on his rival.
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"He has always beaten us in the last lap, but we have worked on that and hope to turn the tables against him this time in Rio," Karoki, 25, told Reuters on Thursday.
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The remarks appeared to be an effort by the Western-backed Abbas to turn the tables on Israel, which has cast him as responsible for the diplomatic deadlock and the surge of bloodshed.
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By limiting Madrid's control over Catalonia to 55 days, analysts said, Mr. Rajoy and his allies were hoping to quickly turn the tables on the separatists, who staged an independence referendum on Oct.
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Callimachi: But to turn the tables, I think that is a — that is a valid question for people to have, given that this is a group that people are very afraid of, right?
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Russia is the Syrian government's most powerful ally and helped it turn the tables in the country's eight-and-half-year civil war by retaking much of the country from rebels since 2015.
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The state of play: As President Trump is facing an impeachment threat over his own Ukraine controversy, Senate Republicans are attempting to turn the tables on Democrats in order to change the narrative.
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Earlier this month, Pompeo blamed Iranian-backed forces - which helped Baghdad turn the tables on Islamic State militants and are integrated into the Iraqi security apparatus - for attacks on U.S. bases in Iraq.
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It turns out that Big Oil is trying to turn the tables on Big Government when it comes to a series of public nuisance lawsuits filed by California cities and counties last year.
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Climate change is hardly going away, and offers the GOP an opportunity to turn the tables on a critical issue by showcasing the full power of our market-based and small government principles.
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Our favorite tech journos, including Steve O'Hear of TechCrunch, join our popular Meet the Press panel, where you'll get to turn the tables and grill reporters on what they think makes a tech story.
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Barr's appointment of another prosecutor to turn the tables on those who investigated President Donald Trump promotes Trump's overtly political agenda and degrades the Justice Department, at the expense of sensible law enforcement strategy.
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In the movie — also starring Constance Wu, Cardi B, Julia Stiles, Keke Palmer and Lili Reinhart — Lopez plays a stripper who bands together with her fellow employees to turn the tables on their clients.
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Democrats are trying to turn the tables on Republicans by trying to force them to debate if they believe climate change is real, being caused by humans and what Congress should do about it.
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One day after the leak of a portion of President Trump's tax returns from 28503, Paul sought to turn the tables on the president's critics, questioning why Trump paid a higher rate than Sanders.
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Matthew is returning as European captain next year, and Hurst is ready to turn the tables on her counterpart when they face off at the Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio from Sept. 4-6.
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But when she learned that she was a match for a young boy with irreversible liver failure, she made the decision to turn the tables on herself as a caregiver and become a patient.
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Allen sided with Jones, helping turn the tables in Kroenke's favor (the Chargers will share the stadium, scheduled to open in 2020, while the Raiders are moving to Las Vegas in the 2020 season).
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And on Saturday, the prime minister tried to turn the tables on the opposition, saying India would have fared better in its skirmish with Pakistan last week if it had had the Rafale jets.
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The White House tried to turn the tables on congressional Republicans on Thursday, after leaders of the House Oversight Committee demanded that a top aide testify over recent comments regarding the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Not content to merely defend their votes, the five representatives from New York and New Jersey have begun a counteroffensive, seeking to turn the tables and blame state leaders for helping create high-tax environments.
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More recently, Trump has also sought to turn the tables on his political opponents by suggesting that it was Clinton, the Democrats and formerFBI Director James Comey who had acted inappropriately during last year's campaign.
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But over the course of this episode, she somehow managed to turn the tables on this supposedly expert assassin — and apparently win the Faceless Men's assent to quit the organization and head back to Westeros untrammeled.
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Rays left-hander Drew Smyly looks to turn the tables after giving up eight runs in four innings against the Royals in May and will oppose Ian Kennedy, who is 1-4 lifetime versus Tampa Bay.
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Phillies 33, Braves 5 Cesar Hernandez poked a single into left field in the ninth inning to drive in two runs and help visiting Philadelphia turn the tables on Atlanta with a come-from-behind win.
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By putting the human rights issues firmly on the table and providing teeth to the United Nations' work in documenting horrific abuses, the U.S. president could turn the tables on Kim and achieve some actual progress.
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The EU's political capital Brussels hopes it can turn the tables on Brexit - an unprecedented setback in 60 years of European integration - by moving ahead with closer defense and security cooperation, which London had long blocked.
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Convinced that former state prosecutor Frank Fina was the story's source, Kane tried to turn the tables by leaking information about an investigation into a local NAACP official that he chose not to pursue, prosecutors said.
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Writing in USA Today earlier this week, Donald Berwick, who served as administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services during the Obama administration, sought to turn the tables on Medicare for All's most vocal critics.
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Washington (CNN)Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi declared Tuesday she will not be "bullied" by Hillary Clinton, as the Democratic presidential nominee used a 483 donation to Bondi to turn the tables on Donald Trump this week.
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Rick, Maggie, Daryl, and nearly every other high-level character on the show walk into a giant field, thinking they're about to turn the tables on the Saviors when they suddenly hear Negan's voice on a loudspeaker.
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To turn the tables on a scheming lover, Anna adopts the persona of La Malinche, the enslaved Nahua woman who served as Cortés's lover and translator, and who is blamed for the destruction of the Aztec empire.
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The Western-backed alliance launched the onslaught on Hodeidah seven days ago to try and turn the tables in a long-stalemated proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran that has compounded instability across the Middle East.
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This commonly held threat assessment is a necessary prerequisite to any kind of domestic policy to meet the threat in individual states or to an alliance-wide policy to resist and even turn the tables upon Moscow.
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"I appreciated the love and support so much that something finally clicked for me: Instead of defending myself from haters, who are likely acting from a place of insecurity, I'd turn the tables by demonstrating kindness," she wrote.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins have seen their New York Rangers end their season in the playoffs in each of the last two years, but they will try to turn the tables on their Metropolitan Division rivals this time around.
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The conventional wisdom among many liberal lawmakers is that despite a unified GOP government controlling both houses of Congress and the White House, the Republicans could easily turn the tables and blame Democrats for a potential government shutdown.
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Democrats sought to turn the tables on the committee, with Democratic Senator Cory Booker praising Canada's refugee plan as a "preemptive strike against future radicals" because it seeks to move those vulnerable for radicalization out of refugee camps.
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There's no great mystery to it, they've put up with it for years, and now finally we will turn the tables and law enforcement and our police will be allowed to clear up this dangerous and threatening mess.
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READ: Elizabeth Warren just went beast mode on the debate stage After Sanders was asked about a recent spat with the powerful Culinary Union over Medicare for All, Warren jumped in to turn the tables on her opponents.
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The Western-backed Arab alliance launched an onslaught on Hodeidah six days ago in order to turn the tables in a long- stalemated proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran that has compounded instability across the Middle East.
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Once dismissed by Trump's allies as a convicted liar, Papadopoulos said he now saw himself as part of a movement by Republicans to turn the tables on perceived enemies in the Obama administration and proponents of the Mueller probe.
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With former special counsel Robert Mueller's testimony having come and gone, the White House is trying to turn the tables on President Donald Trump's political opponents by portraying the years-long Russia investigation as a total waste of time.
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"Normally I have to endure people asking me questions so it's quite nice to be able to turn the tables for once," William, who is second in line to the throne, joked to the 92-year-old TV broadcaster.
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While Boeing's mid-market study is grabbing most industry attention, behind it lies a longer-term bid to turn the tables on Airbus in the broader market for smaller jets where both make most cash, according to industry analysts.
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Behind his simple statement of his lab's new finding lies a discovery that has profoundly shifted our scientific understanding of how immunity works—and sometimes doesn't—and how we can change those rules to turn the tables on cancer.
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The New York Yankees were swept in Boston last weekend but have a chance to turn the tables on their bitter rivals when they host the Red Sox on Sunday night in the finale of a three-game series.
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In an age in which many, many Americans of all faiths are facing dire economic conditions, Trump has the potential to turn the tables on the go-along-to-get-along game played by political insiders of both parties.
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Despite those trends, Republicans have sought to turn the tables in recent months as some in the Democratic Party, including several presidential hopefuls, lurch to the left on health care and embrace a single-payer, Medicare for All approach.
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So it was that he allowed himself to lose control of his emotions, insult senators, repeat dopey catchphrases such as "I like beer" and attempt to turn the tables on a senator by asking her about her alcohol consumption.
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The candidates will have to sit for extended interviews that test the range of their expertise, making it much more difficult to provide a punchy one-line answer or turn the tables on their opponents to prove a point.
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Democrats who have found themselves on the defensive over their support for Planned Parenthood say they believe they can now turn the tables on Republicans after two anti-abortion activists who conducted a sting on the organization were indicted in Texas.
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In doing so, he sought to turn the tables on critics who are depicting him as unfit to serve as commander in chief and accused Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton of lacking the "mental and physical stamina" to fight ISIS.
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The Arab alliance launched the onslaught on Hodeidah, the Houthis' sole port, on June 20153 to try and turn the tables in a long-stalemated proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran that has exacerbated turmoil across the Middle East.
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Determined to turn the tables on Europe's acute migration crisis, Brussels and Berlin have voiced satisfaction with the first results of the scheme under which Turkey is to take back all people arriving undocumented on Greek islands from its soil.
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The Invisible Man similarly explores (albeit too briefly) the way digital surveillance technologies can be employed by abusers to confuse their victims and make themselves look innocent — and it shows how they turn the tables when their victims finally fight back.
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Democrats are expressing alarm by what they are characterizing as Gorsuch's extreme right-wing views and they're eager to turn the tables on the GOP after Senate Republicans refused to give Merrick Garland, President Obama's nominee, a vote last year.
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Clara scavenges with great ingenuity to provide for her children amid the opulence of the metropolis, forging ties with strangers - a nurse, a drifter, a cook, a lawyer - with whose aid she turn the tables on a husband who held all the cards.
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President Trump has called Mueller's relationship with Comey "bothersome," though hasn't said much about Mueller's role lately even as he seizes on the latest revelations about the Fusion GPS dossier to try and turn the tables on Democrats in the Russia scandal.
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Elle Directed by Paul Verhoeven Starring Isabelle Huppert Grade: FAIL This is a surprising Bechdel fail, seeing as how Elle is all about a woman who is raped and sets out to not only find her rapist, but turn the tables on him.
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Burr later sought to turn the tables on Democrats, asking the House prosecutors whether they would consider the Steele dossier — the collection of memos by a former British intelligence operative, who talked to Russian sources — improper foreign interference obtained by Democrats in 2016.
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The 26-year-old was named alongside Alistair, the Olympic champion, in Britain's six-strong Triathlon squad for the Rio Games on Tuesday and he will be hoping to turn the tables having finished with a bronze medal in London four years ago.
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As the security clearance debate loses steam in the news cycle, a new free speech criticism is rising to add further noise to the ongoing resistance movement — specifically an attempt to turn the tables and silence Trump by regulating his Twitter account.
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The spate of new policies shows how conservatives are successfully advancing one of their longstanding goals: to turn the tables in the debate over the First Amendment by casting the left as an enemy of open and free political expression on campuses.
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Clinton who was guilty of having colluded with Russia to sway the 2016 election, endeavoring to turn the tables on the crux of the allegations against his campaign, and then sent his spokeswoman to the White House briefing room to repeat that charge.
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The admission raised questions about whether Mr. Trump, eager to turn the tables on multiple investigations into whether his campaign colluded with Russia to sway the 2016 presidential election, violated an unwritten Justice Department rule against White House involvement in criminal investigations.
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He has also repeatedly sought to turn the tables on allegations that his campaign colluded with Russia to sway the 2016 election by saying it was Clinton who acted improperly and the Justice Department should take a fresh look at her alleged misdeeds.
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But on Thursday, fresh from revealing the largest leak of classified documents in C.I.A. history, Mr. Assange tried to turn the tables on his critics, presenting himself as a defender of the United States' top technology companies from overreaching, double-dealing American spies.
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In an attempt to turn the tables on Spain's central government, a defense lawyer for the separatists showed Mr. Rajoy television footage of the chaotic and unconstitutional referendum in October 2017, in which Spanish police officers were filmed hitting voters with their truncheons.
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To help turn the tables, VW, its Audi and Porsche luxury brands, BMW, Daimler and Ford's European division are planning a joint venture to fund the setting-up of charging sites starting next year, the six carmakers said in a joint statement published on Tuesday.
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After much bickering back and forth, including a moment in which Scott tries to turn the tables on Hannah and suggest that she's doing the same thing because... she was also dumped... three months ago... by the Bachelor (uh, not the same!), Hannah B.
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President Trump sought to turn the tables on the Obama administration Monday after demanding a probe into whether his predecessor's FBI "infiltrated" his 2016 campaign, pointedly asking what then-President Barack Obama knew about the operation – while clashing with former CIA boss John Brennan.
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Ahead of Saturday's last 16 match between Uruguay and Portugal in Sochi, football fans who visited the HopHead Tap Room bar in St Petersburg were given a chance to turn the tables on Luis Suarez and take a bite out of the Uruguay striker.
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Although the trailer proves that the film still maintains some of the subtle and not-so-subtle nods to the female anatomy that the original pioneered, it's a good call to have the poster turn the tables on what most feel is a tired trope.
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Sanders dismissed the suggestion that Trump could turn the tables on Democrats, using a relatively short term spike in popularity to grow his own power and eventually do longer term damage to the same programs, like Medicare, that Sanders wants to protect and expand.
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He is taking a gamble -- that his supporters are so angry at foes like China and American friends like the EU over trade that they are willing to take a hit in the hope the President can turn the tables in the long term.
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On Thursday night she sought to turn the tables on the European Union, arguing that applying its strict rules on the treatment of nonmembers could restrict Britain's ability to share information on potential terrorists and other criminals, and therefore compromise the security of Europeans.
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While officials will not discuss them in detail, the possible counterstrikes reportedly included operations that would turn the tables on Mr. Putin, exposing his financial links to Russia's oligarchs, and punching holes in the Russian internet to allow dissidents to get their message out.
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Ms. Shelton also has embraced Mr. Trump's view that the United States is engaged in an economic competition with other nations, that some of those nations are prospering at the expense of the United States and that the government should try to turn the tables.
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In an era when the forces of sneakiness and sleaze on the internet seem to be ascendant, from the Russian incursion onto Facebook to the ways social media is used to spew hatred, it is a rare thing to see someone turn the tables.
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But when Benioff and Weiss decide to turn the tables on their actors, they generally come out on top — Turner and Williams revealed that the duo have a penchant for pranking their stars and that their sadistic streak would put George R. R. Martin to shame.
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Later that day, in an apparent attempt to turn the tables on the complaint that he thought had been made against him, Dewitt filed a complaint with HR about these other employees, claiming it was they who had mistreated him, including by using racially insensitive language.
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So they tried to turn the tables on Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffNunes's facial expression right before lawmakers took break from Sondland testimony goes viral Sondland brings impeachment inquiry to White House doorstep Maloney wins House Oversight gavel MORE (D-Calif.) and the Democrats.
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He has also tried to turn the tables on a Spanish judge, Pablo Llarena, who sought his extradition, filing a lawsuit in Belgium accusing the judge of failing to impartially investigate the organization of last year's referendum and of violating his right to a fair trial.
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If they do not, the red-state Democrats warn President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE could turn the tables on them.
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She's the woman everyone will root for, and she'll make it to the final two or three, but then she'll "lose" to someone like the living box of hair known as Lauren B. before getting the opportunity to turn the tables and become the next Bachelorette.
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Matt Steinglass at the Economist decided to turn the tables on D'Souza and concocted a byzantine explanation for D'Souza's conservatism, based upon his family's caste, Catholicism, and position within the Portuguese Indian territory of Goa, that is just as unnecessary as D'Souza's explanation for Obama's liberalism.
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Before she let her go, Quinn pointed out to Daniels that she, a porn star, was "the only person that [she] can think of that Donald Trump is afraid of," who had managed to turn the tables around on Trump in a conversation about what's right and wrong.
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Some notable former contestants who received the First Impression Rose but found their journeys cut short include … WHICH BRINGS US TO … Monday's Bachelorette premiere sees Viall's First Impressive Rose recipient Rachel Lindsay turn the tables as she eyes 31 men to whom she might push a few petals.
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The German world number one had beaten the Slovakian in a tight three-setter a week ago when they faced off in round-robin play but Cibulkova saw enough in that losing effort to give her the confidence to turn the tables on her opponent in the final.
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WASHINGTON — Trying to turn the tables politically on President Trump's own immigration policy, administration officials on Tuesday defended new measures they are taking to separate children from migrant parents who cross the United States' southern border without authorization, blaming the situation on Democrats who have bitterly denounced it.
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But the President and White House officials are now signaling they will mount a robust defense in the Senate and look to turn the tables on Democrats during the President's trial -- including by digging in on the President's unsubstantiated claims of corruption leveled at former Vice President Joe Biden.
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World number 10 Bertens, having dropped her first set in the tournament and gone a break down in the second, stormed back into the contest by winning nine of the next 11 games to turn the tables on the local favorite and take a 4-1 lead in the decider.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's conservative allies are trying to turn the tables on Democrats and the media over the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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But while this news sounds dismal at best, there is in fact a silver lining: Local and state legislators may be the ones leading the country away from more progressive policies, but they're also the people who can turn the tables and lead us towards a much more liberal and equal future.
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She has used her turn in the spotlight to turn the tables on Trump, effectively branding him as a danger to national security, but she also doesn't need to rely on free media: She has a strong ground game, with 150 staffers in Ohio alone, and is running advertisements across the country.
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Line: Chargers by 3 The Chargers have had a lot of success against the Jaguars in recent years, but with Jacksonville's offense carrying over its progress from last season, and San Diego looking at spending the entire season without Keenan Allen, the team's top wide receiver, it could finally be time to turn the tables.
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Joe DonnellyJoseph (Joe) Simon DonnellyLobbying world Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand GOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries MORE (D) in the state's pivotal Senate election, is pushing back on Democratic attacks on his business record with a new ad that tries to turn the tables and blame Donnelly for outsourcing.
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Nicknamed El Peque, or the Little One, Schwartzman is perhaps generously listed at 5-foot-63, but he was able to turn the tables against 6-foot-8 Kevin Anderson, climbing back for a 1-6, 2-6, 7-5, 7-43 (0), 6-2 victory in a fourth-round match at the French Open on Monday afternoon.
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Demand for commercial airtime is particularly strong ahead of elections for one third of the U.S. Senate seats, and all 435 House of Representatives seats as well as positions such as state governorships, because U.S. President Donald Trump's Republican party is fighting to keep its majority in both houses of Congress while Democrats are battling to turn the tables.
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The eventual Democratic nominee will confront two big challenges in the general election: how to unify and energize the party's progressive and moderate wings while attracting a healthy majority of the nearly 85033 percent of voters who consider themselves independents; and how to neutralize or even turn the tables on the opposition's central argument about the strength of the economy.
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"We spend so much time getting our kids dressed, but how fun for them to get to turn the tables and put their own stamp on us," says Oz. (Her daughter on the way joins Oz and husband John Jovanovic's son Jovan Jr., 2 on Saturday, and daughter Philomena Bijou, 3½.) Dad Alec's funny bone might have also gotten passed down to Carmen.
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When that fell apart, Boehner pivoted to "Plan B." The Ohio Republican told his conference that they had one chance to turn the tables on Obama and protect 99% of Americans from a tax hike: Offer a deal that took the President's 2012 campaign promise literally, to raise taxes on "millionaires" and above, but preserve existing rates for everyone else.
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Somehow you need to shoot your way out of this trap, knock one of these guys on his ass, take whatever ammo he's carrying before his friends can draw a bead on you, and then run like hell so that the rest of these guys lose track of where you're hiding and you can start to turn the tables on them.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: --WHITE HOUSE KNOCKS MEDIA AS 'COMPLETELY OBSESSED' WITH RUSSIA: White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday accused the media of being "completely obsessed" with the Russia investigation, trying to turn the tables after being asked if the probe was distracting President Trump from other duties.
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So Republicans, after months of criticism and a stalemate over how to pay for CHIP, have decided to turn the tables: They attached a six-year CHIP extension to their short-term spending bill in an attempt to deter Democrats from shutting down the federal government this week over the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which the two parties still haven't agree on how to fix.
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EditorsNote: Clarifies Realmuto got a double on ball that struck Newcomb and that the hit came before any runs scored; other minor edits Cesar Hernandez poked a single into left field in the ninth inning to drive in two runs and help the visiting Philadelphia Phillies turn the tables on the Atlanta Braves and take a 43-5 come-from-behind win on Saturday.
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At Vox, Dylan Scott explains: So Republicans, after months of criticism and a stalemate over how to pay for CHIP, have decided to turn the tables: They attached a six-year CHIP extension to their short-term spending bill in an attempt to deter Democrats from shutting down the federal government this week over the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which the two parties still haven't agree on how to fix.
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Additional Reading • Democratic Presidential Candidates Call for Release of Special Counsel Report • Trump and Republicans Seek to Turn the Tables in Post-Mueller Washington • Mueller's Investigation Erases a Line Drawn After Watergate The conclusion by the special counsel all but assures that Mr. Trump's political fate will be determined at the ballot box next year — intensifying pressure on 2020 Democratic candidates to start emphasizing the issues they want to bring into the campaign.
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Read more: The director of "Hustlers" describes the 3-year struggle to make her gritty gangster movie, and not let it turn into "'Ocean's 8' with strippers""Hustlers," which is based on the gripping 2015 New York magazine story "The Hustlers at Scores," follows a group of former strippers who, after the financial crisis, begin to turn the tables on Wall Street men they think took the country down by drugging them and then maxing out their credit cards.
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Rather than ignoring the anniversary, however, Russia punctuated the occasion on Monday with an hourlong news conference at the United Nations and a 52-page report rehashing the episode in detail, amplified by extensive coverage on its English-language government channel, RT. Russian officials also have tried to turn the tables, accusing Britain of violating international law by refusing to provide Russian consular officials access to the Skripals, who survived and whose whereabouts has not been made public.
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So this year's Paris air show will be Boeing's defense against a siege, In addition to reassuring the world on the eve of the air show that the 737 Max software fix was going well and that Boeing was looking forward to an early go-around, what strategy Boeing will use next to defend itself against Airbus's onslaught, and how to turn the tables on the order wars between the two giants, are the most attractive information to the market.
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Trump and his deputies have seized on Omar's comments to argue the Democratic Party is anti-Semitic and that Jewish people are leaving it in a "Jexodus," looking to turn the tables on those who have accused the president of anti-Semitism after he said there were "very fine people on both sides" of a deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. Trump renewed his criticism of Democrats as "anti-Jewish" on Friday after several Democrats running for president in 6900 announced they would not attend this year's AIPAC conference amid calls for a boycott by liberal group MoveOn.
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