In the wake of the embarrassing firing-and-rehiring controversy involving Shirley Sherrod, an Agriculture Department official, we now see a clear pattern to the reactions of the Obama administration in particular, and of the Democratic leadership in general.
(Separately, on May 15th the Ministry of Justice dropped plans to allow secret inquests without juries, which could have allowed embarrassing "friendly fire" incidents to go unheard).The court's intervention may well bring benefits.
The pay-per-view glitches had mainly been fixed, the tickets had mainly been sold, and now the only thing left was for Mayweather to embarrass McGregor, firing precise punches into the gaps left by McGregor's long arms and loose shoulders.
He called Trump's Charlottesville comments "embarrassing," slammed his "fire and fury" threat to North Korea as "bombastic rhetoric" and told the president he was "on the wrong side of history" when Trump announced his intention to ban transgender personnel from the military.
He called Trump's Charlottesville comments "embarrassing," slammed his "fire and fury" threat to North Korea as "bombastic rhetoric," and told the president he was "on the wrong side of history" when Trump announced his intention to ban transgender personnel from the military.
The fire will embarrass Medvedev, who this year approved £400bn of arms spending to 2020.
Clinton has also come under fire for an "embarrassing mistake" in her announcement to reporters, the Daily Mail says.
In contrast to Taylor, who said he chose the firing squad to embarrass the state, Gardner's attorney said that his client did not want to attract attention and simply preferred to die this way.
Typical remarks include: "Wow, you're really sunburned," or "Did your legs get burned in a fire?" He's embarrassed to be seen in his wheelchair so he only ventures to the local department store about twice a year.
