"It's another example of the vice president making a statement that later proves to be inaccurate or incorrect.
Criticizing Mr. Obama's "red line," Mr. Byas added, "Just because the president made a statement he should not have made should not bind the Congress to go ahead and approve this".
"As one who's been with the family, the president making a statement before the Justice Department announced an investigation could have been used by Zimmerman to say the White House was pre-judging a legal case".
But with India's electorate increasingly frustrated over a series of corruption cases, the party's proposal has come under harsh criticism, and Rahul Gandhi, Congress's vice president, made a statement last week rejecting the measure as "nonsense," leading to speculation that the government might withdraw it.
"The White House has been very gracious — and, I should say, very patient, given my initial position — in working with us and, as late as today, have a president make a statement that he's willing to work with us," Tillis said on the Senate floor before he reversed his stance.
"Well, the president made a statement when he was in Asia, and he's been very busy working on explaining to the country exactly what happened in his Asia trip," Conway told Fox News when asked whether Trump would be weighing in on Moore.
The school remained open on Thursday but Wayne Frederick, university president, made a statement assuring students that the school is taking the proper steps to ensure student safety.
"Well, the president made a statement when he was in Asia, and he's been very busy here working on explaining to the country exactly what happened in his Asia trip," she said on Fox News.
Yesterday, the President made a statement to this House in the context of the debate on the European Council conclusions.
The President made a statement offering Parliament's condolences to the families of the victims of the earthquake and tsunami that had struck Indonesia on 28 September 2018.
