The idiom "axe to grind" means that someone has a personal vendetta or grudge against someone or something. It implies that the person is motivated by a strong feeling of hostility or resentment and is seeking revenge or justice.

The idiom "living on borrowed time" refers to a person who is living beyond their means or financial capabilities. They may have accumulated debt, overspent on luxury items, or are relying heavily on others for financial support.

"Kick the can down the road" is an idiom that means to delay or postpone making a difficult decision or addressing a problem, often by shifting responsibility or blame onto someone else.

The idiom "brought forward" means to present or introduce something earlier than planned or expected, often due to unexpected circumstances or other factors that require immediate attention.

The idiom "throw dust in eyes" is used to describe a situation where someone tries to deceive or mislead others by providing false information or distraction, often to avoid accountability or responsibility.