Because he is posturing as someone whose reasons for moving in any direction at all are still hidden from him.
Some suspect he is posturing in advance of the summit meeting, as well as a separate meeting this coming week with South Korea's president, and has no real intention of acceding to demands that he relinquish his nuclear weapons.
Or rather a collapsing of ceilings: one reading of Boehner's comments is that he is posturing for a coming fight over raising the debt ceiling, so that he has an easier time persuading members of his party not to disrupt the world's economy in an attempt to show primary voters how much they dislike Barack Obama.
Whether he was posturing on the track, or posing with three female Swedish handball players in his bedroom, Bolt was front‑page news.
The rest thought that he was posturing and that at least two or three of the cast members would never sign on for another season.
Critics of Mr. Rubio — who note that he also threatened to vote against the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, before agreeing to vote for it — say he was posturing, and that the final measure fell far short of what he and Senator Mike Lee, the Utah Republican who also backed expanding the credit, demanded.
He's posturing as a critic of the deal because he wants to raise campaign money from people who follow the AIPAC line.
When Crane told reporters in 2001 that the ninth season was a possibility, critics believed that he was posturing, and that at least two of the cast members would not sign on for another season.
Even when he's posturing you can tell that it's still a portrait of the artist as a young man Kid Cudi – because he crystalized what was going on in the mid 2000's McKibbin Street loft scene.
Mateen's lack of rigid ideology and his affection for terrorist groups that are at odds with one another suggest he was posturing or seeking an excuse to commit mass murder, experts said.
Abbas told his people a week ago that he did not want to run for another term, but many of his backers believed then that he was posturing to seek additional support for his policies.
