Trump kept producing his own reality stunts as President: in a press conference, he gestured grandly at piles of folders, props that he claimed were filled with financial disclosures; he theatrically whipped up suspense over the competition between two Supreme Court nominees.
Bad news for them, but also, they say, for Turkey: AK, they claim, is filling their places with its pro-Islamic cronies.
Curious indeed, given that those who first heard it would have thought retirement: Waldseemüller's map claimed America was filled not merely with giants and loose natives but also with piles of gold.
The Texas senator voted against Sandy aid, claiming it was filled with "pork".
Things used to have explanatory text, but Jordan was forced to remove all of the signage in the 70s after it came to light that many things in the house were fake or forged, and his descriptions which claimed the house was filled with rare treasures were bullshit.
In other situations, when an animal died and a veterinarian was not involved, for example some traumatic deaths, the claim form was filled out and signed by the owner and two independent persons who certified their knowledge of the cause of death or loss of the animal.
In 2007, she pressured Women's Wear Daily into removing a profile of her from its Web site, claiming that it was filled with errors and that the writer hadn't asked her permission to tape all their conversations.
The Federalist Paper later partially retracted the story, but Kushner wrote a letter to the Spectator claiming the article was filled with "lies and distortions" and was authored by Gorsuch.
A Virginia man was arrested today outside the Agriculture Department after he parked a van in a busy intersection one mile from the White House and then claimed that the vehicle was filled with explosives.
Elliott claims that the post was filled without prior notice, through internal promotion without advertisement, without inviting external proposals, and without canvassing shareholder views.
