"Wow, Lyin' Ted Cruz really went wacko today," Trump tweeted.
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" The next year, he called the three-strikes provision "wacko.
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" Hers was what the tabloids had dubbed him: "Wacko Jacko.
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I'm a wacko from Waco, you best not mess with me.
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The video is directed by Akatre and produced by Wacko, Prèmiere Heure.
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"But it's really wacko to have 50 retirement programs," Dr. Munnell said.
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Martha McSally is a great warrior, her opponent a Nancy Pelosi Wacko!
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The General said they'd had the wacko under surveillance for some time.
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"Pride and Prejudice," in particular, has enjoyed a full and occasionally wacko afterlife.
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They are attempts to impose wacko plant-based diets on America's meat-lovers.
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I'm so sick of seeing these wacko chicks freaking out over nothing at cons.
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In the future, I would love to put a book together of my "wacko" stuff.
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The erratic character Wacko Jacko was defined primarily by Jackson's supposed racial confusion ("Am I Black or White?" as the In Living Color parody song went), and it was Wacko Jacko who could plausibly claim to have an innocent relationship with all those boys.
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McCain, who once called Paul a "wacko bird," dismissed the Republican as speaking only for himself.
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Ostentation, not discretion, is Versace territory, as are inspired and even occasionally wacko flights of creative fancy.
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In the best-case scenario, they're a wacko version of the Lillard–McCollum backcourt up in Portland.
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Even Jareth's wacko crystal ball moves were real — performed by magician Michael Moschen as he stood behind Bowie.
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Really any time he had to wear one of these wacko dystopian bodysuits in The Hunger Games franchise.
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Next to the 'wacko bird,' the imbecile Donald should feel intelligent, liberal, progressive and even on the left.
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According to Theprp, Wacko launched a GoFundMe for the teen to help him cover the cost of the show.
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His ideas are a wacko, instinctive melange, ranging from breaking up American alliances to colonizing Iraq for its oil.
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But recent years have seen enough scientific progress to make Zayner's dream feel more mildly crazy than full-scale wacko.
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On October 23, 2001, a turtleneck-wearing wacko named Steve Jobs introduced the world to his precious little daughter, the iPod.
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This is despite the fact that President Trump called Starr a "lunatic" and a "wacko" during and after the Clinton investigation.
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I mean, can you imagine those evenings when he's just being lambasted by this crazy Ken Starr, who is a total wacko?
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"Why do people call you Wacko Jacko?" one of the kids asks, while somewhat soft-peddling how the star earned that nickname.
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But my favorite is "Wacko," from 2012, in which a rearview mirror becomes a metaphor for consciousness and the passage of time.
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Nicknamed Wacko Paco in the press, he wrote a number of books on these New Age subjects, some reaching the French bestseller lists.
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It has probably also won him new voters, on the basis that he is, even if a bit wacko, a man of principle.
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Fashion Diary If anything is likely to pierce the seemingly impenetrable fashion week bubble, surely it has to be this wacko election season.
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That film more precisely documented the singer's strangeness, and the way the self-mythologizing eccentricities of "Wacko Jacko" might have masked his deeper pathologies.
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"Wacko [Glenn Beck] is a sad answer to the [Sarah Palin] endorsement that Cruz so desperately wanted," Trump said in a tweet on Thursday.
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Very good songs, mostly about his tribulations as a so-called weirdo (the tabloids named him Wacko Jacko) and, especially, as a black man.
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Once laughed off as a wacko conspiracy theorist, Jones has acquired a large following, his site InfoWars receiving about 7.5 million unique views per month.
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Read more:One viral thread shows how quickly YouTube steers people to wacko conspiracy theories and false informationWhat the eye in every conspiracy theory actually means
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Cruz had previously expressed his opposition to the act on the grounds that its birth control mandates violated "the basic rights of everyone." proud wacko bird!
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" A month before, in an interview with CNBC, Trump expressed a similar sentiment about Hillary Clinton and blasted the independent investigator Ken Starr as "a total wacko.
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He condemned the gunman as a "wacko" who should get the death penalty and suggested that an "armed guard" at the synagogue could have prevented the attack.
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"We think it is creating plasticity for learning, not that adolescent brains are wacko or making them crazy," said Dr. Dahl of the University of California, Berkeley.
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Yeah, well, hopefully they're not all as kind of wacko as Elon Musk, wanting to go to Mars and so on, but a lot of them are.
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But this down-to-the-wire effort to share policy proposals and paint their opponents as establishment shills or unelectable wacko birds probably matters less than candidates hope.
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In 1994, he reportedly called a three-strikes provision — that escalated prison sentences up to life for some repeat offenses — "wacko" and illustrative of Congress' "tough on crime" attitude.
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If this kind of wacko fear-mongering is part of the new American norm, I think the best thing art can do is spook us out of this existence.
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The tabloids nicknamed him "Wacko Jacko" — a label that stuck with him as he veered further and further into a cocoon of fantasy and excess that ultimately destroyed him.
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In an old clip from a "Meet the Press" interview in 1999, Trump said the first step he'd take to deal with "sort of wacko" North Korea is negotiation.
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Hers was the man dubbed "Wacko Jacko" by the tabloids for wearing a mask in public, reportedly spending lavishly on oddities and dangling his infant son from a hotel window.
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McCain famously called Cruz and other, less militarily adventurous members of Congress "wacko birds" when they filibustered John Brennan's nomination to direct the CIA over the Obama administration's drone policy.
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" Encouraging his supporters to vote for Republicans, Trump also said that Kavanaugh was still not safe from Democrats' attacks, calling the party "unhinged" and "wacko" in its "lust for power.
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They met in the back of Wacky Wacko and Peggy Noland, Stormberg's studio in Echo Park, to talk about health, discipline, and the art of being an every day athlete.
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Even John McCain, who once dismissed him and Rand Paul as "wacko birds," said last week that Cruz has what it takes to manage the mess of the Middle East.
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Missing, too, was the wacko experimentalism that, while it may make sense in other settings, probably has little place at an event as inherently conformist and anachronistic as the Oscars.
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" Donald Trump, who offered to pay for the legal fees of supporters who were arrested for beating up protest, has called Democrats "unhinged" and said that the party has "gone wacko.
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"We've created this alternate kind of wacko movie theater experience," said Lani Combier-Kapel, who organized the event for Clocktower Productions, a nonprofit that puts on live events around New York.
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" And he admits he feared that if he lied about his vote while he was hooked up to the CIA lie detector "the machine is probably going to go, you know, wacko.
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Without getting into too much detail about our kids, I will tell you we try and foster each one's individuality as much as we can no matter how wacko they may be.
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Jane Lynch stars as Amy, a seemingly inebriated wacko who insinuates herself into the life of Allison, a doctor in overdrive played by Maggie Lawson, by claiming to be her guardian angel.
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Inside the small space, which houses both Noland's eponymous shop and Bogart's Wacky Wacko store, they sat sucking on cheap candy amidst the wreckage of an interior overhaul they were doing themselves.
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McCain famously called Cruz a "wacko bird" in March of 28500 and clashed fiercely with him over Cruz's demand that a government funding bill be blocked to stop the implementation of ObamaCare.
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Well, the AR-15 seems to have the wacko seal-of-approval; a large magazine weapon that gives almost unlimited firepower as the shooter goes from one large capacity clip to another.
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There was Olivier Rousteing's wacko collection for Balmain of rags so madly bejeweled and studded that they looked like something dreamed up by an amphetamine-addled pro wrestler on an Etsy binge.
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If you listen to the record with just tape hiss in mind, which, it's a testament to what wacko, introverted potheads we are when we don't get out enough, but we were obsessed.
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In the same speech he said "count me a proud wacko bird," in response to something John McCain did, which I am going to keep in mind throughout the rest of this investigation.
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These shameless, tawdry papers had three topics that always graced their covers: conspiracy theories surrounding the death of Princess Diana, miscellaneous speculations about "Wacko Jacko," and "new details" about the JonBenét Ramsey case.
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Trump's softer words toward Cruz, of course, come less than 12 hours after he called his rival "unhinged" and "wacko" and accused his father of being involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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The fact that Trump attacked Buchanan in 2000, when both were seeking the Reform Party presidential nomination, for only appealing to the "wacko vote" does not seem to have soured Buchanan on him at all.
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The satirical film's superficially wacko plot involving an assassination attempt on the progressive prime minister of Malaysia to allow the fashion industry to retain cheap child labor in that country now seems kind of prophetic.
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It is only in recent years that the conversation about his identity has progressed beyond "Wacko Jacko" mockery and dismissal; today more sensitive discussions are being had about Jackson's physical appearance and role-model status.
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Whether under the stage lights of the Echoplex, among the colorful sculptures of Wacky Wacko, or with the dance jams of his latest album, Bogart creates spaces where we can be ourselves, and celebrate ourselves.
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Conservative purists such as the members of the House Freedom Caucus are often derided by veteran Washingtonians of both parties as either cynical grandstanders or extremist "wacko birds," in the memorable phrase of critic John McCain.
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Even in more casual garb, like the T-shirt and backwards cap he sports when we meet for our interview a few days earlier at Wacky Wacko, he's still striking—perfect teeth, strong jawline, lean build.
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Wikileaks, once the darling of liberals everywhere and now the subject of wacko conspiracy theories about blackmail and flipped Kremlin assets, has once again ruffled feathers on Twitter by calling out some questionably-sourced reporting by NBC.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — President Trump stepped up his attacks on Democrats on Tuesday night as he sought to paint them as the party of "unhinged" and "wacko" radicals who should not be trusted with control of Congress.
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Such was the case of Larry LeGaspi, a gifted and largely self-taught designer whose wacko space age creations of the 1970s were inspired equally by Fritz Lang and the proto-feminist comic book character Katy Keene.
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But weirdly enough, there are also a couple of other statements — namely Clinton's praise of "open borders" and single-payer health care — that could (and will) be used by Republicans to portray her as a wacko liberal.
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McCain (who once called Cruz a "wacko bird" and "crazy") faced similar scrutiny over his birth, and was forced to defend his eligibility for the presidency in 2008 after receiving the Republican nomination in March of that year.
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McCain has called Cruz a member of the "wacko bird" senators and has fueled the argument for those who've questioned whether the Texas senator would even be eligible to serve as president because he was born in Canada.
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If the 25th Amendment had included a set of circumstances in which the trigger mechanism said, "You know, he's wacko, he tweets insane things, he says insane things, we have to remove him," it never would have passed.
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Lansdale does not seem to have been directly involved in the notoriously wacko assassination plots against Castro (the poisoned cigar and so on), but Boot suggests that he knew of such plans and would not have objected to them.
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"I liked playing that [Hunx] character, but I wanted to make a record that felt more like what I truly am, or whatever," Bogart explains, seated at a yellow, oblong table sculpted as part of the Wacky Wacko redesign.
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They favored footage from his later "Wacko Jacko" years, when Jackson was pale, covered with surgical masks or oversized hats and sunglasses to hide his face, and surrounded by bodyguards, seemingly untouchable as fans waved and yelled wherever he went.
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Dennis Rodman was a tabloid wacko and tended to look, in the second he snared a miss, like a man leaping from a burning building, and so his work on the glass was considered the effect of nearly deranged hustle.
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He and Mr. McCain have been at odds for years; Mr. McCain once called Mr. Paul a "wacko bird" (though he later apologized), and Mr. Paul called Mr. McCain "unhinged" and "past his prime" in an interview earlier this year.
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He also made the graphic striped plates, mugs and gelato bowls, the Alexander Calder-inspired flatware and other sculptural elements on the table, while the Mexican oilcloth covering the table is from his brother's store, Wacko, also in Los Angeles.
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Moore has refused to end his campaign despite numerous calls from fellow Republicans to remove himself from the race, and the diminishing number of his defenders have turned to increasingly wacko theories that the child molestation are some kind of liberal plot.
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The closest any designer came to that notional Lawrence Welk collection was probably Lucio Castro's delightfully wacko assortment of mock turtlenecks, culottes, checkered shirts and chevron-quilted puffer jackets in colors that ranged from moss and tobacco to sickroom pink and acid green.
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So, instead of waiting for yet another unfortunate incident to transpire in 2016 (and oh, there have been many), artists Peggy Noland and Seth Bogart decided to have the discussion IRL with an unsanctioned "Zara" pop-up inside their L.A. boutique, Wacky Wacko.
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Throughout his Senate career, Republican opponents have cast Mr. Cruz as a master of the ill-considered — a "wacko bird," as Senator John McCain of Arizona once called him — whose seemingly reckless pursuits were thought to place him well outside the mainstream.
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On Monday, a libel case against Trump was dumped by a New York judge, who claimed because the president-elect uses "simplistic insults" like "wacko" and "loser" on Twitter, his "hyperbolic" comments just show his opinions and aren't based in truth or fact.
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Senator John McCain, who once called Cruz a "wacko bird" and added to the Cruz birther controversy by questioning whether the senator could hold the office of president since he was born in Canada, said Wednesday that his committee was "welcoming" Cruz back.
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"The shame of all this is that if liberals had simply ignored the wacko white supremacists who gathered in Charlottesville, and who represent perhaps 0.01 percent of the conservative movement, their flame of hatred would have burned out quickly and quietly," Mr. Moore wrote.
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Berlin, New Hampshire (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday defended his calls for unity, answering criticism of his moderate approach from 2020 Democratic rivals by insisting bipartisan cooperation is the only way to avoid being governed by "wacko executive orders" from President Donald Trump.
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La Luz De Jesus Gallery4633 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027 Half the appeal of this gallery is that it sits within WACKO, a kitch, book, and animal skull shop with bizarre goods just as worthy of your "oohs" and "ahhs" as the paintings on the wall.
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La Luz De Jesus Gallery4633 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027 Half the appeal of this gallery is that it sits within WACKO, a kitch, book, and animal skull shop with bizarre goods just as worthy of your "oohs" and "ahhs" as the paintings on the wall.
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Mr. Goggins takes his slightly surreal intensity — simultaneously feral and blissed-out — and applies it to a kind of wacko different from what he's played before, a possibly closeted, smooth-talking dandy (his plaid bow ties deserve their own credit) with deep reserves of rage and perversity.
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THE SOMETIMES NOTHING IS A REAL COOL HAND AWARD FOR DOING NOTHING BECAUSE NOTHING WAS NECESSARY To Twitter, who, when noted far-right wacko Laura Loomer handcuffed herself to Twitter's NYC building after she was permanently banned by them for hate speech, responded by — brilliantly — doing nothing at all.
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"[As a producer,] I monitored the content and would make sure unless it was a must-run, if it was totally conspiracy, I would say 'we're just going to float that and not run it right now, we're not going to go wacko when I'm in charge," they said.
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Next up we have the House managers who said that President Trump ordered nearly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine frozen until Ukraine's president publicly announced that Ukraine would open investigations to Hunter Biden's company and the wacko theory that Ukraine, not Russia, hacked the 2016 US election.
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Also, while she had supported Rohrabacher in past elections—"He's kind of a Republican wacko, but you'd see him in the community, he was a surfer"—his support for Trump disqualified him in her eyes, and she voted for his Democratic opponent, a retired professor named Suzanne Savary who isn't running this time.
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Possibly it was this designer's accustomed offbeat way of using elements of dress all around us — kiddie pull-ups, zip-apart travelers' chinos, hospital gowns — to translate for men the success she's had in creating the kind of irresistible (though wacko) women's wear that blogs like Man Repeller were created to celebrate.
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Then I started doing pop-ups with my friend Anne Cousineau who I had met at Trails, making a lot of weird, colorful cakes and pastries at places like The Dog Show, Seth Bogart's Wacky Wacko, and Otherwild, all run by friends in LA who who are in a similar world of fun art experiences.
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Also, if we're arguing that addiction is a medical problem, and I walk into a medical setting and 80 percent of the time, I'm told I must pray and make restitution and all this other kind of stuff...If I went to a cancer doctor and I was told that, I would think I had gone to some wacko.
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It is possible that a dishonorable, cowardly, unprincipled course will yield the result that many in both G.O.P. factions clearly crave: Trump defeated in the general election, his ideas left without a champion, and then a reversion to the party's status quo ante, to the comforts of a tactically narrow "wacko birds versus RINOs" family feud.
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You want to bottle it just as you hope someone may find a way to harness the reverberant energy of labels like Official Rebrand, whose collection was so rife with wacko references — graffiti, sloganeering, kiddie sketches and femme-butch dualities — that if the designer, MI Leggett, omitted the kitchen sink it must have been an oversight.
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" At one point, the president labeled Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiDon't let 'welfare for all' advocates derail administration's food stamp program reforms Hillicon Valley: Officials worry about Nevada caucus technology after Iowa | Pelosi joins pressure campaign on Huawei | Workers at Kickstarter vote to unionize | Bezos launches B climate initiative Pelosi joins pressure campaign on Huawei MORE (D-Calif.) a "wacko.
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One thought of Bill a great deal during the past weeks — he died Saturday after being hospitalized this month as a result of a stroke — and the pleasure it would be to share with him afterward both laughter and a sense of pleasure afforded by the rich and varied and, not infrequently, wacko things designers sent onto the men's wear runways this season.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE condemned the gunman who opened fire at a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday, killing eight people, calling the shooter a "wacko" and saying he should get the death penalty.
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After breaking six ribs while singing Berg's "Wozzeck" in Munich after slipping on a stage that had been covered in water, Mr. Keenlyside came to realize that he had been making the title character, an oppressed soldier, too "wacko," he said, perhaps because he had been inspired by the way the actor Klaus Kinski approached the role in a 1979 film.
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Former Republican National Committee chairman Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusSunday shows - White House stresses Trump's determination in China trade fight as GOP challenger emerges Priebus: Left's 'wacko ideas' are opportunity for Republicans in 2020 Trump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' MORE said in a new interview that the Democratic Party's leftward push ahead of the 2020 elections presents an opportunity for Republicans.
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In a sign the issue has the chance of becoming a point of attack in the campaign, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE dubbed O'Rourke a "wacko" over the comments.
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Credit Joe Raedle/Getty Images In one of his early flirtations with politics, Donald Trump took dead aim at a popular right-wing politician he denounced as a "neo-Nazi" and appealing to the "wacko vote" — Pat Buchanan, a conservative ideologue whose campaign for the 2000 Republican presidential nomination was laced with harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric and other bombastic foretastes of Mr. Trump's own run this year.
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There is, for a start, the exuberant and sometimes wacko patriotism on display at the opening ceremony, where athletes often don national costumes hardly anyone wears anymore (though it could be that Pita Taufatofua, the hunky Tongan flag bearer who has now gone bare-chested at both the Summer Games and the Winter Games, oils up his abs and does errands in a skirted grass ta'ovala).
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"We're going to try to cover the ceiling with hair," Seth Bogart tells me, gesturing up as he tours us around his clothing shop-cum-gallery space, Wacky Wacko, on a bright February afternoon in LA. We're on a not-quite-gentrified corner of Sunset Boulevard in Echo Park, and the space is in the early stages of a Pee-wee's Playhouse-style makeover.
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One of the things I talk about in the book is that Trump was very well aware of what it meant, at least in the 1990s when he talked about it in relation to Pat Buchanan's campaign, and called Buchanan an anti-Semite and said that he was using the phrase to curry favor with the right-wing wacko nut jobs, which he obviously decided was a good tactic in 2016.
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Calling doctors the "eyes and ears of the regime," and specifically citing Pittman's article, Limbaugh bloviated: "Now if your doctor thinks that you're a wacko, they gotta call the FBI," and riffed on from there, doing his best to sow as much mistrust in the medical profession as with the President Rachel Seeger, a public affairs adviser in the HHS Office for Civil Rights, told me that the HHS had made an effort to prevent this misconception.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) and Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), whom McCain famously called "wacko birds" in 85033.
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Republican presidential hopeful Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE slammed "wacko" rival Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE in a tweet Tuesday minutes after the front-runner was projected the winner of the Indiana primary.
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By and large, most men on Oscars night — with the admirably wacko exception of the Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon, dressed in a shoulderless Moschino tuxedo that included a harness (ready for the after party!), and Armie Hammer, in a tuxedo colored the hue of a red velvet cake and that looked as though it had been saved from prom, and also the fashion novice Timothée Chalamet, who pulled off a white suit from the Berluti designer Haider Ackermann, whose fashion show in Paris this January was the first he had ever attended — chose restraint over ostentation.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE called comedian Bill MaherWilliam (Bill) MaherJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts World Jewish Congress condemns Tlaib for suggesting boycott of Bill Maher's show Tlaib suggests boycotting Maher show after he calls anti-Israel boycott movement 'bulls--- purity test' MORE a "wacko" Saturday and accused him of lying in remarks he made about the president's trip to visit mass shooting victims in El Paso, Texas, earlier this week.
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