But apparently, he's still waffling, and could change his mind.
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Instead, it's due a lack of cash and political waffling.
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And publicly, the White House is waffling on potential compromises.
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You must use it immediately to avoid bacteria contamination — no waffling!
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Ultimately, the justices' waffling won't smooth the transition to equal citizenship.
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Already, there are early signs of waffling from Trump's usual allies.
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But the Women's March organizers have yet to explain this mysterious waffling.
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Many insurers are waffling over where to sell insurance plans in 0003.
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My wife was recently waffling between four different models of running shoes.
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So what's to be done about what I once called "global waffling"?
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Now, the GOP is waffling on how to fix the situation it created.
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Palomarez's waffling has brought distrust from fellow Latinos, as well as administration figures.
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To applause, another audience member chipped in, calling the chancellor's waffling answer "shameless".
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We're told Chyna is waffling, but still open to letting everyone see everything.
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But just keep an eye on this, particularly if the President starts waffling.
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The waffling from this administration on such a deeply pressing issue is unacceptable.
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Stewart's backers believe the waffling on his candidacy is much ado about nothing.
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He must take the fight to Trump without waffling, without hesitation, without fear.
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Spot gold was waffling around $20.51,040.743 an ounce by 2040.74:2983.10 p.m. EST.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has accused her of waffling on trade.
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Waffling, obscure answers, walk-outs, diversions — these tactics have all been around for decades.
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What bothers me most about Buttigieg is his unabashed waffling, careerism, and his emptiness.
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McCain said he was "glad to hear" that but warned Shanahan against waffling again.
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This type of rhetoric can easily go dangerous places, like her waffling on vaccines.
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But there is no upside to public waffling about something as big as impeachment.
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Eventually Goodell resumed the waffling, puzzled response beloved of pro and college football administrators.
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Republican leaders tried to exploit what they saw as Pelosi's waffling on the issue.
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With Congress waffling on immigration, DACA's fate could well land at the Supreme Court.
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There's no dramatic pause and cut to commercial before the big reveal, and no waffling.
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He dithered on the most important issue facing the country, waffling about a "people's Brexit".
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LONDON — He was accused of hypocrisy, scaremongering and a failing common among politicians worldwide — waffling.
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This election season, no one was waffling in as public a manner as Mr. Cuomo.
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Despite claims of the Sanders movement's waffling momentum, he is still an enormously popular politician.
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The explanation is pathetic, just like the NFL's waffling on the issue since the beginning.
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There wasn't that much waffling, there wasn't a back and forth, there weren't pro/con lists.
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No more time must be wasted in waffling or debate in Congress over these vital decisions.
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Michael Bennett to raise questions about Harris' waffling on issues like eliminating private health insurance coverage.
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Their waffling hasn't felt like plot movement because their violence has always been structured as inevitable.
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The Florida senator has had a rough few weeks, attacked from all sides for waffling on immigration.
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And a dysfunctional federal government waffling on plans to thwart future attacks on elections isn't helping matters.
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Maggie Hassan, despite an awkward debate waffling over whether she believes Donald Trump is a role model.
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Avoid waffling or attempting to communicate your ambivalence indirectly, which can lead to more confusion and heartache.
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I miss waffling on endlessly with dad at home in Liverpool; about life, politics, and general nonsense.
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Our waffling, leniency and openness will only whet Pyongyang's appetite for extortion and manipulation all the more.
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"So you're saying the president has been waffling on the issue of immigration?" a reporter asked King.
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And I believe Omar's waffling on the issue, depending on her audience, is equally unhelpful and troubling.
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If David is an earnest, if waffling, fellow, Steven is an asshole of a husband and father.
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She then spent months waffling on the issue, explaining that she would actually like to keep private insurance.
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FACT: Having people constantly viewing your sexual identity as waffling, unstable or temporary doesn't seem easier to me.
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In present day, Matty is still waffling on carrying out the last favor "Alice" had asked of him.
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And on Monday, The Boston Globe noted Sanders's declining support and waffling from many of his 2016 backers.
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But, who does the rest of America — those swing voters, those independents, those waffling Republican and Democrats — see?
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It refers to the kind of waffling one does if one isn't sure, so the answer is BUT.
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To do this, they temporize on issues with respect to which there should be no waffling or wavering.
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Frazier left after Trump's waffling responses to the deadly right-wing violence in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend.
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If there's one thing Chrissy Teigen's taught us, it's that Twitter comebacks don't need to be long and waffling.
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Which had already overtaken Mr. Trump's waffling over his own call for a ban on Muslims entering the country.
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Though the group doesn't provide letter grades, it does tally up candidates' positions as positive, waffling, harmful or unknown.
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With the constituent assembly "election" scheduled for July 30, no time is left for waffling from the international community.
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Indeed, after years of waffling, moving targets, and unfulfilled promises, the CRTC's ruling was massively ambitious and forward-looking.
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Can they be content with the low-key waffling they've given us here and in other recent productions of theirs?
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Despite CEO Steve Huffman's continued waffling in his resolve to ban Reddit's worst actors, a change seems to be afoot.
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And after a series of waffling statements from Clinton's campaign, it's on some level understandable why there's so much interest.
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If you've been waffling in your casual relationship, you might put off having the talk for as long as possible.
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Heller's public waffling on health care appears to have hurt his standing with voters on both sides of the aisle.
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He seems to be waffling on the Affordable Care Act, and has quietly adjusted parts of his anti-Muslim plans.
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The 185 waffles were meant to symbolize the 185,000 Medicaid beneficiaries at risk because of Capito's "waffling" on health care.
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That waffling — between happiness and sadness, between fear and joy, between major and minor — does seem incredibly apt in this year.
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We talked several times over the holiday break, and she appeared to be waffling about returning to school in the winter.
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Gerald Ford suffered the same re-election failure after pursuing dovish policies with the Soviet Union and waffling on tax policy.
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Mr. Dimitrov had double-booked dates with two men, and he was waffling back and forth about which plans to cancel.
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The president, however, has been waffling all summer on gun legislation, befuddling lawmakers and the media as to what he supports.
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Those still waffling on a date and destination for summer travel should keep an eye peeled towards Travel + Leisure's travel deal updates.
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Tired of her sister's waffling, Layney finally snatched the tablet and presented it to their dad, who was sitting in his armchair.
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And his apparent waffling on whether to arm teachers once again raises questions about his consistency issues crucial to his conservative constituency.
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McGinty, a former environmental aide for President Bill Clinton, has repeatedly blasted Toomey for what she describes as his waffling on Trump.
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Yet because Twitter's overall record has been one of inconsistency and waffling, it's received little credit for the changes it has made.
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Instead of feeling like I was waffling about decisions, I felt that I was taking control of my life and my money.
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Waffling your pizza takes that flaky crust, cheese, sauce, toppings and, of course, more cheese, and puts an end to drippy grease stains.
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The not-as-good news is that in terms of delivering enough to earn a "watch" recommendation, "Maybe" merely merits that waffling designation.
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She's waffling, second-guessing Bailey's surgery plan and her own instincts while Mer barks at her from the corner of the operating room.
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So I've been hearing for weeks now that Apple has been waffling a bit on a date for its late-October Mac event.
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If Mr Corbyn thinks he can win by waffling or changing the subject to social justice, he may be in for a shock.
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"The dissent along with the waffling language on inflation, even though the economic language was strong," indicated continuation of gradual policy, she said.
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Donald Trump spent the weekend in the south of France, waffling on where he stands on the trade war he started with China.
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Yet Tillerson's hearing was messy, as his waffling answers on his approach to dealing with Russia drew scorn from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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After rumors of waffling, he gave a widely televised speech in Arizona reaffirming his absolute opposition to amnesty and support for immigration control.
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The RSC leaders cited Frelinghuysen's "no" vote on the tax-cuts bill last month and his waffling over ObamaCare repeal earlier this year.
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Back in May, I wrote a long and waffling account of my tragic attempt to befriend Jake Gyllenhaal at the Cannes film festival.
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In the glorious supercut above — put together by JOE — you can see exactly how unimpressed she is with his waffling on a daily basis.
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A closer inspection doesn't excuse the waffling and backtracking the president engaged in last week, but shows a clearer and larger problematic scenario altogether.
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The President Elect is, at best, waffling over whether he expects the Muslim population of the United States to register themselves in a database.
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The wide-ranging interview at times placed him in contrast with the President, who spent the week waffling on rhetoric to describe Russia's threat.
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Facing widespread criticism over his waffling on immigration this week, Donald Trump appeared on CNN on Thursday night to set the record straight – sort of.
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Alexander: Chris Darden was our biggest challenge as a character because Chris was in this state of waffling in his life when the trial started.
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Democrats, spooked by President Trump's waffling on the matter after the "shithole" meeting, felt they had to shut down the government to force the issue.
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And then just as this article was published, YouTube made yet another flip-flop and apologized for all the confusion (that it caused by waffling).
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Back in December 22015, I wrote a fairly waffling account of my attempt to write 22013,2100 words in 203 days for National Novel Writing Month.
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Waffling on background checks After a pair of shootings in Texas and Ohio at the beginning of August, Trump voiced support for expanding background checks.
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While he buckled eventually, Trump's waffling is an indication that he might be more inclined to defect from Congressional leaders on budget questions going forward.
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Trump's waffling had caused some nervous foot-tapping within the alt-right and, if it comes back, may risk eroding a significant portion of his base.
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At the NYT conference in Brussels last month, I discussed this with a few CEOs, and there was, I have to say, a lot of waffling.
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What's striking about Frieze Masters 2016 is the consistency and boldness of the booths; there's little waffling going on, and strong pieces are given copious room.
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That comes after cloudy rules led to waffling decisions and backlash as it dealt with and finally removed four Pages associated with Infowars conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.
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Axios' Jonathan Swan reported on Wednesday that President Donald Trump, after months of waffling, had decided to withdraw the United States from the historic Paris climate agreement.
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It was a clear indication by O'Rourke that he had no intention of going away after months of waffling on whether to undertake a White House run.
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The seamless design adds comfort and reduces chafing on longer runs, and the strategically placed waffling in the fabric provides extra ventilation where you'll need it most.
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But this time Facebook gave developers too few growth options, and weary from its past waffling, they never adopted Facebook's "Project Spartan," and that Platform dried up.
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The worst-case scenario in 2019 would be for House Democrats to complete their investigations outside the public eye and continue waffling about what they are doing.
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I didn't know for sure what she'd say about my waffling, but it might have been: Don't pass up marrying this wonderful man just because I'm not around.
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Armstrong says roughly a year and a half ago Stormy was waffling on whether to talk about her hookup with Trump or take money in return for silence.
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The U.S. dollar, meanwhile, has been waffling as traders speculate on how much of Trump's pro-growth agenda can be passed amid controversies surrounding his campaign and Russia.
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In the meantime, the Texas case will ensure that the Republicans' waffling and uncertainty on policy basics, like legal requirements regarding pre-existing conditions, remain in the spotlight.
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Clinton was asked about whether she can be expected to oppose President Obama's Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement after what critics have called her "waffling" on the issue.
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While the industry is still waffling on USB-C versus Micro USB, and Apple insists on using its own Lightning cables, wireless Qi charging is the one universal constant.
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Despite the waffling, he's been consistent on a couple of points: building a US-Mexico border wall, "extreme vetting" of new immigrants and deportations of those who commit crimes.
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I worry that I'm stating the obvious here about how terrible it would be if a president of the United States publicly spent a week waffling over administration policy.
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Ranking explanation Fair warning: we're now at the stage of the list where I basically love all the stories, so apologies in advance if I start waffling on sycophantically.
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They're also still somewhat difficult to acquire — retailers keep waffling on whether or not to stock the products, and even when they do there are shipping restrictions in place.
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After months of waffling and reality show–style intrigue, President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he'd decided to pull the United States out of the Paris climate agreement.
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In the episode, Clinton shares four-plus minutes of screen time as a vodka-pouring bartender named Val to whom SNL's Clinton (Kate McKinnon) confides waffling over important issues.
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"He was cementing his stance that we already have background checks and that he's not waffling on this anymore," the NRA official said of Trump, according to The Atlantic.
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But after publicly waffling, Trump shifted his rhetoric and has said he would prioritize deporting dangerous undocumented immigrants but warned that he would not grant unilateral "amnesty" to any.
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It keeps waffling between a couple of different prices, but the last time we checked, it was listed at $194.46 — that's 44% off its usual retail price of $349.99.
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President Trump, after waffling on addressing Khashoggi's death and while still saying he wants to believe the Saudis, called the murder the "worst cover-up in history" on Tuesday.
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Today, the waffling continues: It appears that, since this morning, the March platform has both retracted its statement regarding solidarity with sex worker rights — and added it back in again.
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Back then, many voters were genuinely torn between Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush, just as there were "real" undecideds waffling between Mr Gore and George W. Bush in 230.
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" He also told the New York Times that "it is time to stop waffling so much and say that the evidence is pretty strong that the greenhouse effect is here.
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The real estate tycoon struck a strong pro-Israel tone, insisting he would move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem and accusing Palestinians of waffling on peace efforts during his speech.
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It's objectively good to not marry someone who was waffling over you forever because of your hair color, and more importantly, he carried himself with class, dignity, and kindness throughout.
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Suspecting that his uncle Claudius and mother Gertrude, now lovers, may have plotted to murder the king, he spends most of the play waffling over what do do about it.
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Trump had faced criticism for failing to issue a laudatory statement about McCain after his death and waffling over whether to keep flags at half-staff days after McCain died.
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After weeks of waffling, Trump formally endorsed Moore a few days after that poll, on December 4, a move that triggered the RNC to begin pumping money into Moore's race.
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In Washington, it's still an open question as to whether lawmakers will make any headway on the issue, given the White House's waffling on proposals such as expanding background checks.
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However, NBC News reports that Trump continued to deliberate late into the evening, waffling over his running mate selection up until midnight and asking aides if he could change his pick.
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"There has been some waffling on some of candidate Trump's signature positions: build the wall, deport illegals, end birth-right citizenship, take a hard look at Muslim immigrants, etc," he said.
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After years of waffling over economic progress and devising reason after reason not to hike, central bank officials from Chair Janet Yellen on down are finally ready to pull the trigger.
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If Vladimir Putin takes comfort in NATO's waffling, or doubts US willingness to spring to the defense of the Baltic republics, it's here any shootout between NATO and Russia could start.
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Roberts seemed to want to uphold the Affordable Care Act, at least in part, but had been waffling for months on how to accomplish this, and rehearsing various combinations of votes.
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Mr. Faymann's waffling on the refugee issue is blamed for his demise: He first stood firmly with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Europe's moral duty to welcome refugees with open arms.
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One thing experts can agree on: Opening an account, no matter if it's a traditional IRA or a Roth, is better than waffling between the two and putting off investing altogether.
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In response, some Democrats backed by the national party are already running away from her, pledging to vote against her if they get the chance or waffling on the question altogether.
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Dr. Yazdi served as deputy prime minister and foreign minister in the new government until Khomeini, after briefly waffling, ignored Dr. Yazdi's advice and endorsed the takeover of the American Embassy.
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A reporter asked if that was what Trump was really saying, and he replied: Trump's waffling suggests, obviously, that he didn't know anything about what calls Obama did or did not make.
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Given all this, Mr Macron defended himself well enough, despite occasional spells of waffling (for example when pressed on how he would handle relations with Donald Trump, and again in summing up).
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After hinting that he is the most well endowed JoBro and waffling about who inspired his upcoming song (Gigi, probably), the pop star had no choice but to rank his former loves.
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"She's not going to be waffling at the 11th hour like (Donald) Trump," one Democrat close to the process said, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the secrecy surrounding the selection.
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For all her apparent fear of the wight from beyond the Wall and waffling over whether or not to join the Great War, Cersei was full of it the whole dang time.
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Such waffling suggests at least some political activists desire objective law enforcement serve as a validation of their subjective party loyalties — very revealing sentiment of where we are today as a country.
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That she obviously benefited from lying for years about her fake Native American heritage, and that her waffling between progressive and centrist very much puts her at risk in the general election.
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" According to the former national-security official, Obama was personally involved in persuading the Saudis to take nine Yemeni detainees: "If foreign leaders were waffling, he was always willing to cajole them.
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However, somewhere in the middle of the season, just as Sabrina's waffling over whether to go bowling with her boyfriend Harvey or acquire outstanding magical powers for free beings to grate, something clicks.
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I can't test how well it'll perform in the long run in the scope of this review, but it's something to consider if you were waffling between this phone or something more powerful.
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Complaining about calls, fouling too hard, saying the wrong thing to the press, waffling in free agency... These are all sports crimes, which is to say, they are not real crimes at all.
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The receptionist, Freya, who readers will grow to love and root for — she's waffling over going to college, flummoxed by boys — treats Dan with a desk clerk's customary solicitousness, even a mild longing.
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"He was cementing his stance that we already have background checks and that he's not waffling on this anymore," a source who was briefed on the call told Elaina Plott of the Atlantic.
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Molly, knee-jerk hurt by Issa's suggestion that maybe going to therapy wouldn't be such a terrible idea, lashes out at her best friend for waffling about what she wants for so long.
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But Democrats are frustrated with Trump's waffling on DACA, exacerbated by the immigration hardliners in the House and Senate who seem unwilling to cut a deal that would be acceptable to the minority.
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Waffling about whether to get a tiny tree — identical to the one in the middle of XXXTentacion's forehead — tattooed under her eye, Hansen ultimately shouts, "For the culture!" and runs off to do so.
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After days of waffling and contradictions, Trump said he holds Russian President Vladimir Putin personally responsible for the election interference, which has produced dozens of indictments of senior Russian intelligence officials and satellite organizations.
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" So if you're waffling on whether you should leave your job, here are six telltale signs that it may be time to quit: You've likely heard the phrase, "Complacency is the enemy of progress.
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Such clarity animated white evangelicals' support of Republican candidate Donald Trump, despite his previous waffling on the issue and many other foibles besides: 81 percent of white evangelical voters cast their ballot for him.
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Baker rips into Mindy's perpetually boiling-over anger with vicious glee, while Woods sells Mike's waffling between wanting to placate Mindy and desperately trying to make a run for it with wide, watering eyes.
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In that case, investors in their 50s with assets that are just over the exemption amount are the ones waffling, said Robert S. Keebler, CPA and partner with Keebler & Associates in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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In 21.3, Einstein published an improved article, "On Gravitational Waves," after which he went quiet on the issue (including his silence during the Princeton lectures) until 20.0000000000001, at which point he started waffling again.
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We want a president that gets stuff done without prevaricating or waffling or with the winds blowing and Trump is a builder, he&aposs a developer, that&aposs what they do, he gets it built.
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When I heard about True-Fi about a year ago, the first thing that popped into my mind was that perhaps it could be a solution for the AirPods that I was waffling over buying.
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Markets had been waffling over expectations for a fourth rate hike this year — the FOMC also increased the funds rate target in March — and prior to the meeting were pricing in a 22019 percent chance.
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In some ways, on some issues, it's easier for Sanders to avoid this kind of waffling, because his positions (single-payer health insurance, tuition-free college) are popular in the abstract among Democratic primary voters.
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Just yesterday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released the latest proposal to overhaul the Affordable Care Act, hoping that a few tweaks and some generous handouts to waffling Republican senators could secure the necessary votes.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, after a halting start, is now marshaling the full power of his office to win over holdout conservatives and waffling senators to support the House Republicans' replacement for the Affordable Care Act.
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In March, when House Republicans were slow to rally behind the health-care bill, White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon told Freedom Caucus members that they must stop waffling and vote for the legislation.
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After waffling on whether to sunset the program, Trump may cave in to pressure from several Republican state officials who are threatening to sue the administration if they do not end the program by September 5.
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The latest offer, which would put off any questions about Trump's conduct in office, seems to signify a shift in strategy that might be larger than just the legal team's longstanding waffling on the interview issue.
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A crucial social issue The GOP front-runner's waffling on the matter raises questions about his authenticity on the crucial social issue and could undercut the support he has enjoyed among socially conservative and evangelical voters.
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Those wary of Trump's line around Social Security and Medicare — as well as their own constituencies that would be impacted by sweeping changes to core retirement and health care plans — are waffling on the idea. Rep.
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Kala's been waffling about her German love interest since the show began — she's too "good" to cheat on her husband Rajan, even though he's an evil businessman who sells bum pills to sick people in Kenya.
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Waffling introductions aside, here is a strawberry that looks like a cat: 昨日食べたいちごがネコっぽかったから顔描いてみた pic.twitter.
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McConnell knocked House Democrats for waffling about when to send the articles to the Senate, calling it a "very unusual spectacle" and accused Pelosi of trying to "hem and haw" about the fate of the articles.
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In a corral surrounded by a waffling, loose-weave wire fence some eight feet tall, a chocolate-brown alpaca lay in a heap, matted with blood, its long neck rumpled like a cast-off knee-high.
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And for a candidate like Klobuchar — someone who is stuck sharing a lane with Buttigieg — this will be one of the final times to really make a play for those waffling between Minneapolis and South Bend.
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Nevertheless, Musk stated that in an email to a reporter anyway, despite concerns from Birchall that the investigator was "waffling" on his information and Howard-Higgins' own admission that what he had gathered was largely unverified.
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I buy a Taiwanese fruit tea ($28090) and, after much waffling, allow myself to buy a gift set of two Glow Recipe masks I've been eyeing for months, telling myself it's a raise gift, haha ($229).
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Bridget Jones was cynical and unhappily single, the type of desperate single gal who was so often employed to warn the waffling protagonist of exactly how bleak things could get if she didn't land the man.
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After I'd finished Rowling's series for a second time — and in an attempt to siphon off some of my excitement — I decided to write down my waffling opinions on the books in a series of five articles.
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No matter what, I worry that I don't have the right to play around with my gender, waffling around in uncertainty while there are millions of people who experience devastating, real-world consequences for their gender-nonconformity.
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If you've been waffling over whether or not to shop on this Cyber Monday, we have the push that will have you fishing for your credit card out of your bag as fast your fingers will move.
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Here's the new-look hipster King of the Iron Islands, standing before Cersei and waffling on about how he's the "greatest captain of the 14 seas" and his boats are basically the best thing ever, etc. etc.
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As the negotiations wrapped up on Capitol Hill, the president himself emerged as a potential obstacle, waffling on Wednesday about whether he could support the final package in part because it lacked sufficient funding for his wall.
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The Trump administration's choice not to enforce the individual mandate, aka the requirement that every American have insurance even if they're healthy, and its waffling on whether to continue funding cost-sharing subsidies for low-income enrollees.
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At the very least, the latest tariff extension indicates the Trump administration is attempting to win concessions from allies but also avoid retaliation — but it's unclear whether this waffling will help or hurt its attempts at dealmaking.
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Ms. Harris has been criticized for waffling on policy, Mr. Booker for timidness and Mr. Castro for a failed debate attack on Mr. Biden in September, which cost him the endorsement of one of his few Congressional allies.
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The White House has sought to use executive orders as a way to get the ball rolling on core campaign issues — like the construction of a new wall along the U.S.-Mexico border — despite waffling support from Congress.
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Bachelor Nation lives for drama — that's precisely why we choose to spend two precious hours each week watching a grown man waffling over the women in his orbit despite the bright red flags in front of his face.
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With the head of the Republican Party waffling on these issues amidst the shocking revelations the nation has seen of degrading and abusive behavior by men in power, the party faces steep losses among millions of women voters.
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As Burundi enters a third year of political turmoil, Nkurunziza is relying on that international waffling to tighten his grip on power through a prolonged crackdown on human rights that has featured targeting killings, disappearances, and unlawful arrests.
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And after years of swerving in and out of relationships, Nick and Jess finally ditched their waffling and went all in with each other in one of the show's most sweeping (and character-appropriate) romantic sequences to date.
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All we know for sure is that the station is waffling between 43 degrees North and 43 degrees South latitude, which covers most of South America, Africa, and Australia, as well as portions of North America, Asia, and Europe.
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It was preceded by very public waffling by frontrunner Donald Trump, who threatened to skip and have his own event elsewhere in Des Moines because Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly hurt his feelings at the first debate in August.
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My own friends and colleagues are, of course, far, far too drenched in integrity and follow-through ever to exhibit even the tiniest glimmer of unreliability or waffling, so I created an email account for someone I called Tania.
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The Florida senator criticized him for refusing to label China and Saudi Arabia as human rights violators, refusing to say Russia committed war crimes in Syria and waffling over whether Russian President Vladimir Putin has killed dissidents and journalists.
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This week, Vizio remedied the one thing that may have had customers waffling: Disney+ is officially available as one of Vizio's SmartCast apps, meaning it can be found alongside Netflix, Hulu, and the rest of the on-screen apps.
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Despite the president's waffling views on P3s, his optimism in the ability of the federal government to wrest investment from other sources was apparent when he unilaterally increased the total package size to $1.7 trillion, up from $1 trillion.
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"The number one thing is acknowledging that you are clearly at fault, it is a mistake, and accepting full responsibility and without a hint of waffling," says Stanford professor of organizational behavior and co-author of "Scaling Up Excellence, " Robert Sutton.
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In the weeks leading up to Thursday, his opponents grew more confident in their abilities to tangle with him, be it on his waffling on abortion funding to his nostalgia for the camaraderie he established with segregationists in the Senate.
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The decision from CNN to continue to stand by the story suggests that it believes the strength of its other sources outweighs any waffling from Davis — or that the network believes Davis was telling the truth then, and not now.
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As one of my Facebook friends suggested, perhaps younger-focused issues didn't come up in the debates because we are in an unprecedented election, with Trump facing allegations of sexual assault and waffling on whether he supports the democratic process.
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Nonetheless, after waffling for a couple of days, Democratic leaders Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The President-Elect of the United States is still waffling over whether he is going to create a registry of Muslims residing in the country, a violation of privacy and an act of surveillance that is almost unthinkable in scale.
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Such clear, concise captioning draws on specific visual content to make the curators' arguments with precision and economy, and is representative of the written captions throughout; there are no excitable grand claims or waffling general statements which can undermine a show.
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Jurors could, too, be waffling over the credibility of key government witnesses, including some who admitted to heinous crimes and whose sentences could be reduced, per prosecutors, in return for the testimony, said Michael Lambert, an attorney on Guzmán's defense team.
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"I think it's an accurate assessment [on pressure for her to announce]; she hasn't made any official announcement and there's a variety of waffling that comes out," said a GOP lawmaker, who asked for anonymity to speak candidly about the situation.
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At a time when Trump could be waffling on his signature commitment — perhaps shifting the conversation to border enforcement in an effort to get a deal with Democrats — he plans to solidify his insistence on the actual physical wall, the sources said.
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The apparent waffling from Trump brought condemnation from party figures including Mitt Romney and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.).
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It goes without saying that a waffling U.S. stance leaves much room for the DPRK to exploit; this also does not breed confidence or sobriety on the part of the South Korean government when talking to Washington about the North Korea issue.
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He also appeared at Donald Trump's White House listening session with survivors last week, where he got to tell the president to his face that waffling on gun control, because of fealty to the NRA or for any other reason, is simply unacceptable.
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While Russian President Vladimir Putin and his counterpart in Turkey are mending fences, Western officials are waffling: Allowing Russia to pull Turkey closer while openly questioning Turkey's NATO membership just one month after a bloody coup attempt shook the country to its core.
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After initially taking her home only to rebuff her, he spends much of the movie waffling on the relationship, trying to make it work and even defensively confessing to a man he accompanies to a motel for sex that he has a girlfriend.
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But might Stern's earlier critics have had second thoughts when James and others had to walk the commissioner's fine line, waffling on the recent conflict with the Chinese government over a single tweet by a Houston Rockets executive supporting protesters in Hong Kong?
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" In the clip above from The Late Show, Stephen Colbert breaks down a few of the weirdest moments from the call — including Trump's waffling comments about the DNC server being given to CrowdStrike, a company apparently "owned by a very wealthy Ukrainian.
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Either Clinton will win, and it will simply feel like a lesser of two evils, a subsuming of a righteous cause into a waffling contrivance; or Clinton will lose, and the Sanders coalition will feel vindicated that the wrong Democratic candidate won the nomination.
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And in a closely watched special Senate election in Alabama later this month, Mr. Trump is waffling on his commitment to the incumbent, Senator Luther Strange, buoying the hopes of Roy Moore, a former State Supreme Court justice and darling of the hard right.
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I'm far from a Medicare For All purist, but if you're going to make this the centerpiece of your campaign and you're already waffling on what it might mean in the general election, then you're going to be dishonest with primary and general election voters.
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Watch Kamala Harris meet Mindy Kaling's dad and cook Indian food Stephen Colbert skewers Trump's waffling 53-minute call to 'Fox and Friends' Robert De Niro slams Trump, calls him a 'fake president' Please enjoy this footage of Tom Hiddleston auditioning to play 'Thor'
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He had been waffling for weeks about what to do, entertaining at one point a full-on ban of flavored vaping products, though his campaign staff reportedly talked him out of it, fearing that such a strategy could antagonize a chunk of his political base.
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"The times in which we could rely fully on others — they are somewhat over," she said, frustrated with Trump on just about everything from his waffling on NATO to his opposition to the Paris Climate Accords and his inexplicable fondness for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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With the U.S. waffling on its commitment to the Paris Agreement, it's more important than ever for Canada to step up to be a global leader and demonstrate that addressing climate change is how we will build a strong economy that can weather the storms to come.
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As with his waffling last year on North Korean negotiations and his sharing of a classified spy-satellite photo on Twitter last week, this was another example of Trump oversharing and throwing a wrench in the diplomatic works for no apparent reason other than his self-aggrandizement.
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Titled simply, "Reflecting on one very, very strange year at Uber," the essay deftly and surgically laid out the map that the media and others would use to prove to its out-to-lunch board and waffling investors that Uber CEO Travis Kalanick had to go.
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In large part Netanyahu's publicly stated preference for Mitt Romney in 2012 forced some erosion of the broad, bipartisan support Israel shared in Congress as some members felt that if they vocally supported the president they would be painted as waffling in their support for Israel.
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The other involves her waffling about whether or not to bail out the bank overseen by Charlie Baird, a move that may be the best thing from an economic standpoint but a terrible thing for her image since she'll be perceived as doing a favor for her lover.
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That contradicts theories that the video disappeared due to Facebook waffling on whether it should stay up, a high volume of reports of it containing violent content, a deletion by police who'd taken possession of Castile's girlfriend's phone and Facebook account or a request from police to remove it.
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And he did that thing designers are supposed to do but which many have been waffling about thus far because, hey, it's hard to commit when the world is so confusing: he stuck his finger in the wind and made a bet on a new direction a-blowin'.
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Robert De Niro slams Trump, calls him a 'fake president' Stephen Colbert skewers Trump's waffling 53-minute call to 'Fox and Friends' Please enjoy this footage of Tom Hiddleston auditioning to play 'Thor' 'Star Wars' star Daisy Ridley has a pretty brutal opinion on Baby Yoda and porgs
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In a complaint filed in August—the latest in a series stretching back years—Mr Reed's lawyers describe waffling in Mr Fennell's testimony, his two failed polygraph tests and the "unusual" actions he took, including ditching his truck and closing his bank account while his fiancé was still missing.
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" Yet after months of waffling under international criticism, a newly emboldened Sisi, whom U.S. President Trump praised during his recent White House visit, finally enacted the controversial law — one which Mohamed Zaree, Egypt program director at the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, told Reuters is "the worst in history.
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Now, with a crisis bearing down on the nation and little room for waffling, he faces choices that will undoubtedly factor into his re-election prospects in November -- a dynamic people around him say has contributed to the lurching nature of his response which often leaves the hard decisions to others.
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Despite some public waffling from the president himself on the question of calling witnesses to appear during the Senate process, Trump's lawyers and his Republican allies appear eager to exploit the building sense of weariness to head off any new testimony that could upend the current state of the evidence.
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What's more, the episode makes each of the guys Zoey is considering neatly symbolize a different path her life could take, making it even more crucial that she finds a way to stop waffling and figure out what it is she actually wants, not what she thinks she's supposed to want.
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Gates' waffling and vagueness on this issue highlight the broader discomfort and tensions that technology execs are now confronting when debating how to weigh in on Apple's refusal to help the FBI unlock information on the iPhone 5c belonging to one of the gunmen behind last year's mass shooting in San Bernardino.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), who chairs the Armed Services Committee, said he didn't believe the Pentagon's train-and-equip program would be successful, adding that Pentagon officials are "waffling" about whether they would allow U.S.-trained troops to fight Assad.
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In Nevada, he pressured Danny Tarkanian, the Senate candidate preferred by Mr. Bannon and many conservative activists, to run for a House seat instead — despite the fact that the incumbent, Senator Dean Heller, had enraged Mr. Trump and the party's right flank by waffling on a vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Waffling on the reaffirmation of Article 5 of the NATO Treaty, sneering disdain of German Chancellor Angela Merkel while she visited the White House, and making The United States the lone holdout of the Paris Climate Accords this has been Donald Trump's effort to uphold the strength of American alliances across the world.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign released a statement Monday night agreeing to participate in all of the commission's debate and needling Trump for waffling.
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House Republicans leaving a White House meeting with Trump, as well as a Capitol Hill meeting with House Speaker Paul Ryan and Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, listed several changes they expect to be made in order to attract both moderate and conservative party members who are currently waffling about their support.
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"After forcing a 736-day budget crisis on Illinois, racking up billions of dollars in state debt, and waffling on everything from his support for a woman's right to choose to whether he voted for Donald Trump, Illinoisans across the political spectrum are ready to see Bruce Rauner voted out in November," Pritzker spokeswoman Galia Slayen told Fox News.
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Libertarian presidential nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE says his Republican counterpart's waffling on immigration policy — first "softening" and then "hardening" his proposals — is not helping his White House campaign.
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I'll be the first to admit that all of this price-waffling is pretty frustrating, but at the end of the day, I can't be too mad — either way, it's a really good deal: If you buy it now at its current pricing of $194.46, you'll be taking a whopping 44% off its usual retail price of $349.99.
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We've known since last year that Apple was waffling on its self-driving car project—codenamed Project Titan—and shifting its focus away from building a car from the ground up towards building software that could power an autonomous car, a strategy that's also been adopted by Waymo, the new Alphabet company that picked up Google's old self-driving project.
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Not only are fans already begging for a fourth installment less than two weeks after the release of the third — but between seasons, producers and writers are contending with the ever-increasing ages of their kid actors, the waffling staying power of '80s nostalgia, and the many quirks that come with maintaining a historically accurate timeline within a real-world timeframe.
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"The U.S. export program had some positive news hit the wires overnight, with France reinforcing their lack of available wheat for export and Argentina waffling on soy export tax cuts, but the beginning of the massive 2016 grain harvest will continue to weigh heavily on the market," Matt Zeller, director of market information at INTL FCStone, said in a note to clients.
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The comments serve as the latest reminder that President Trump is in a tough spot when it comes to pleasing two sides of what he sees as his base--the fossil fuel industry that fits into his energy dominance strategy versus farmers that may be waffling on casting a 85033 vote for him after being hit hard by the trade war.
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Kelly AyotteKelly Ann AyotteTrump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire Key endorsements: A who's who in early states Sinema, Gallagher fastest lawmakers in charity race MORE's recent waffling over whether Donald Trump is a role model in a tactic that typifies the party's recent strategy as it looks to flip the Senate by tying vulnerable Republicans to Trump.
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In Perth, I have a lot of space and time and I can get in the mood to stretch out and luxuriate in some leisurely studio waffling....in New York City, where I am at right now, one has much less space, possibly less time, so I'm pretty gung-ho on being more minimal and no messing about when it is time to kick out the jams.
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" Filipovic said that at a time when Donald Trump is president, waffling on supporting Sanders if he wins the primary is "wildly reckless," but Clinton is not wrong "about the online culture that has coalesced around Sanders — it indeed can be toxic, and often misogynist, and just plain uglier, more aggressive, and more venomous than anything else you see on the left side of the political aisle.
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"At some point they should just disconnect his phone and let him think he's on TV." Stephen Colbert tries out wild fan theories on 'Star Wars' director J.J. Abrams Jam to a decade of pop music with DJ Earworm's nostalgic 100-song mashup Watch Kamala Harris meet Mindy Kaling's dad and cook Indian food Stephen Colbert skewers Trump's waffling 53-minute call to 'Fox and Friends'
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Over the past several days, progressives, safe seat Democrats, and restless members of the House Judiciary Committee have been joined in their support for impeachment by moderates and Democrats from swing districts who have either bet that the party can bring a compelling exposition of Trump's wrongdoing to the public or decided that the party's waffling on the matter had become a political liability.
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Jacky RosenJacklyn (Jacky) Sheryl RosenHillicon Valley: Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract | FTC weighs updating kids' internet privacy rules | Schumer calls for FaceApp probe | Report says states need more money to secure elections Senators introduce legislation to boost cyber defense training in high school Key endorsements: A who's who in early states MORE (D), has posted strong fundraising numbers and is trying to press Heller for his waffling on the GOP health-care repeal and his public role in crafting the GOP tax bill.
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