Mrs. May has long insisted that no deal is better than a bad deal, though she has been saying that less emphatically since her election debacle.
Although Gosselin has yet to release a statement regarding her current debacle, the former reality star tweeted today, "Good afternoon!
Hillary will offer a non-apology apology when cornered, as in the case of her email debacle.
Savoring her victory, she made the rounds of all five major Sunday news talk shows, exuding self-confidence, fending off tough questioning about her opposition to government spending and taxes, her role in the debt-ceiling debacle, her opposition to same-sex marriage, and her Christian conservative politics and fundamentalist faith.
At the heart of any scandal is a mystery, the mystery of the self, and Kipnis scours the transcripts of her chosen debacles, finding quotations that best illustrate the delusion enabling so many implosions.
Not only is she a controversial woman who has to figure how to be guarded but not artificial, she also has a lot of baggage (big problem No. 3): she's got that husband, her health care debacle, the "vast right-wing conspiracy," Whitewater, her commodities deal and a conflict: how can you be a convincing feminist while acting like a female victim in a Jacqueline Susann novel?
The pressure was certainly on for Kristen Stewart to look amazing during her first red carpet appearance since her summer breakup debacle.
Finding it difficult to wash away the aftertaste of her Ballet Theater debacle, Ms. Armitage gave in to the siren call of Europe.
"A Woman in Charge" is especially good on what's generally referred to as the health-care debacle; "Her Way" offers genuinely new insights into Clinton's vote on Iraq.
In his view, Louisa's emotional neediness suffered too many defeats from John Quincy's "monumental tactlessness" and what she imagined to be his enduring resentment over her father's debacle; John Quincy was "a husband whom she feared as much as she loved".
