I do things that people misconstrue as endorsements, but I don't actually do endorsements.
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Schneider knew he'd lose endorsements by opposing the deal, and he did lose endorsements.
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The former vice president has received endorsements from 85033 congressional representatives and six endorsements from senators.
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Some credited two late Iowa endorsements – but he didn't receive these endorsements until after his surge began.
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Endorsements provide some clue, and in 2016, both of the state's U.S. senators have made high-profile endorsements.
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Popularity on television means advertiser support and athlete endorsements; without those endorsements, most women athletes don't get paid.
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Ryan touted the endorsements he's gotten so far from members of the caucus and said to expect more endorsements later Tuesday.
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He has no endorsements from current senators or governors (even in his home state) and only two endorsements from House members.
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Links are endorsements Whether or not it's actually true, search engines view links as endorsements for the content on that particular page.
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Mr. President: her number is located just below Ms. McCarthy's suggested endorsements, LinkedIn activity, "highlights," experience, skills & endorsements, "accomplishments," and LinkedIn Groups.
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HIAWATHA, Iowa — There are two types of candidates: those who win newspaper endorsements and those who say that newspaper endorsements don't matter.
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Obama also stepped into the fray on Monday, handing endorsements to both Nelson and Gillum as part of 28503 endorsements across the country.
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"I'll wait to comment on endorsements until they actually happen rather than to comment on speculation of endorsements," he told reporters in Oklahoma City.
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Those endorsements came in addition to the endorsements of 133 organizations across the globe, including Raqqa is Being Silently Slaughtered and Stop Genocide Now.
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Endorsements are a solid way to vault a product into a new stratosphere, and there are perhaps few better endorsements than the White House.
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The value of newspaper endorsements — like all endorsements — is mixed, but this one could give Clinton and Rubio a boost ahead of the Feb.
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He had a mere 11% of the possible endorsements of Democratic governors, House members and senators, when weighting governors and senator endorsements more heavily.
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In recent days, Bloomberg has pulled four endorsements from lawmakers, including three Congressional Black Caucus members, bringing his number of House endorsements to 13.
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Biden's lead in endorsements is good news for him because candidates who lead in endorsements at this point usually do well in the primary.
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She has also outpaced Preckwinkle with endorsements, having gained endorsements from the media, the business community, and candidates who did not make it to the runoff.
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Academics have used endorsements from members of Congress and governors as a proxy for elite support, and endorsements usually do a good job of predicting the nominee.
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A new version of endorsements, LinkedIn says, will be supercharged with machine learning algorithms to surface endorsements that are more relevant to the person viewing your profile.
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Clinton has racked up endorsements from 18 unions, including the Service Employees International Union and the National Education Association, while Sanders has garnered just three union endorsements.
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Democratic pollster Mark Mellman said Wednesday that celebrity endorsements generally do not have a major impact on elections, while noting that newspaper endorsements can affect political races.
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Staffers cheekily began tweeting their own endorsements of their boss and celebrating actual endorsements in real time while bragging about the speed at which they were coming.
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Obama's office announced his first round of endorsements earlier this year and the official said his second round of endorsements will be released in the coming weeks.
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If celebrity endorsements are partly to blame for Hillary Clinton's loss, why did her husband and Barack Obama win the White House with a comparably impressive set of star endorsements?
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Singh leads in county party endorsements, which are particularly important in New Jersey because they're printed on the ballot — he won four of eight county GOP endorsements in the district.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibWarren gets endorsements from 45 Michigan officeholders, activists Sanders endorses 85033 progressive House candidates Biden leads 2020 pack in congressional endorsements MORE (D-Mich.) and state Rep.
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How to turn off endorsements on your LinkedIn profile pageIf you ever find yourself getting too many endorsements from people you would rather not have recommending you, or if people are endorsing you for skills you feel misrepresent you, you can turn off endorsements for as long as you would like.1.
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Y.), Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarSanders endorses 9 progressive House candidates Biden leads 2023 pack in congressional endorsements Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE (Minn.) and Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibWarren gets endorsements from 45 Michigan officeholders, activists Sanders endorses 9 progressive House candidates Biden leads 2020 pack in congressional endorsements MORE (Mich.).
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Here are the five highest-paid golfers in the world: Pay: $22017 M Salary/winnings: $241.3 M Endorsements: $22017 M Country: United States of America Pay: $423 M Salary/winnings: $242 M Endorsements: $2100 M Country: Northern Ireland Pay: $225 M Salary/winnings: $11.2 M Endorsements: $30 M Country: United States of America Pay: $41.3 M Salary/winnings: $4.3 M Endorsements: $37 M Country: United States of America Pay: $43.3 M Salary/winnings: $1003 M Endorsements: $42 M Country: United States of America Despite being raked 51st in the world golf rankings, Tiger Woods remains the highest-paid golfer in the world.
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He's picked up two endorsements — from New Jersey Gov.
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I'm tempted to go all pedantic syllogism here and point out that this just tells us that all endorsements entail support but not necessarily that all statements of support are also endorsements.
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Twenty-four percent said endorsements would make them less likely to vote for a particular candidate, while 11 percent said the celebrity endorsements made them more likely to vote a certain way.
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Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellHispanic Caucus campaign arm unveils non-Hispanic endorsements Biden rolls out over a dozen congressional endorsements after latest primary wins Juan Williams: Will the GOP ever curb Trump?
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But he continues to rack up endorsements in key early states: His 84 endorsements in New Hampshire alone are more than those received by any other Democratic candidate, according to his campaign.
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" The settlement says Devumi's deceptive business practices also misled many of their customers "who erroneously believed they were paying for authentic endorsements, although other customers knew that they were buying fake endorsements.
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Of the endorsements that did land, most were lukewarm: The Chicago Tribune, the largest metro daily, and The Chicago Crusader, the city's historic black newspaper, gave somewhat reserved endorsements of Mr. Daley.
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Those endorsements could beget other endorsements as lawmakers lobby on Trump's behalf to their colleagues or feel safe to announce their support for a candidate who has been a lightning rod for controversy.
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While the Buttigieg and Klobuchar endorsements were the biggest gets for Biden, he won other endorsements in recent days from other high-profile politicians and power brokers from Super Tuesday states and beyond.
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The tweets were plugs, which is to say, paid endorsements.
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"Vogue has no history of political endorsements," the editors wrote.
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But Wilkes stands to potentially lock down major endorsements early.
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Avenatti declined to detail his plans for any forthcoming endorsements.
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He recently announced endorsements from more than 50 religious leaders.
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Is it going to hurt their careers or hurt endorsements?
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One of the reasons Nishikori bested Nadal was his endorsements.
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"Generally speaking, I'm not big on endorsements," Trump would say.
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But those didn't seem to stop these endorsements from coming.
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Traditionally, endorsements from party insiders were a measure of strength.
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Trump's endorsements came at a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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That's better than John Kasich's two endorsements and Trump's one.
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But as she steadily gained delegates, she steadily gained endorsements.
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They spend a ton of money buying reviews and endorsements.
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Endorsements are symbolic and may convey important cues to voters.
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Kasich touted the seven New Hampshire newspaper endorsements he's received.
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It is true that Trump has received significant evangelical endorsements.
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Retweets might not equal endorsements, but tweet shirts certainly do.
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Meanwhile, you have celebrity endorsements to propel the fad forward.
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Fabricated endorsements have been an issue since moviedom's earliest days.
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And that doesn't mean they'll listen to Trump's endorsements, either.
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Endorsements should not be based on a statement of regret.
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Harris has also rolled out some early endorsements including Rep.
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The measure also has gained endorsements from California Lt. Gov.
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The endorsements for Pelosi are rolling in from national Democrats.
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He's also won endorsements from a sitting congressman and Sen.
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"We're building support and endorsements from elected officials," she said.
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Gary Herbert both rescinded their endorsements of Trump, while Rep.
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He's secured endorsements from prominent party establishment, including Kirkpatrick herself.
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So the streets are littered with endorsements from first ladies.
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Endorsements from the Club for Growth and fellow Ohio Rep.
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He was gathering endorsements from Democratic mayors like Mr. Sokolich.
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Soon after, Harris announced five key endorsements in the state.
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Her tally this cycle also dwarfs rival Sanders's five endorsements.
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That would mean he's made over $40 million in endorsements.
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Outspoken Trump opponents downplayed the burst of endorsements on Thursday.
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But Ellison has garnered endorsements from prominent Hispanics, including Reps.
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Both Perez and Ellison have received endorsements from party leaders.
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The president tweeted a string of other endorsements Friday morning.
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Despite the endorsements and media attention garnered by Minnesota Rep.
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He also won endorsements from national groups like Planned Parenthood.
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Don't be fooled by bogus offers or sham celebrity endorsements.
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They have criticized Mr. Trump, but not withdrawn their endorsements.
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That win opened the floodgates for money, momentum and endorsements.
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He received endorsements from key Latino leaders and Elton John.
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She also has major endorsements including a deal with Adidas.
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The New York Times endorsements for the 2018 midterm elections.
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The incident damaged Bryant's image, particularly in regard to endorsements.
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His campaign had improbable wins, unexpected endorsements, and changing dynamics.
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Since the Saturday election, Biden has won endorsements from Sen.
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Bernie Sanders, and focused on showcasing endorsements from other politicians.
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Gosar's campaign has secured endorsements in recent weeks from Sen.
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Mr. Sanders is trumpeting endorsements to compete with Elizabeth Warren.
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"Rappers don't have endorsements because of their images," he said.
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For the stars, signing bonuses and endorsements provide additional income.
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Democracy for America (DFA) announced the endorsements of Democrats Rep.
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So many athletes look for endorsements, and he gets punished?
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Besides Sanders, Uygur had also won the endorsements of Rep.
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Read the full statement and list of endorsements right here:
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Of course, retweets are not endorsements, except when they are.
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The Hill: Trump's endorsements cement power but come with risks.
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Gillibrand made her call early and, as endorsements go, quietly.
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EMILY's List has already made endorsements in six House races.
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Some candidates had advertised their endorsements on their campaign websites.
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Most endorsements don't mean a damn thing these days honestly.
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Likewise, Ms. Palin's endorsements helped Republican women running for governor.
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Mowrer has landed endorsements from prominent Iowa Democrats including Rep.
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Not all of Ronaldo's endorsements have been cool and sexy.
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He has 33 endorsements from members of Congress and governors.
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The fundamentals of fundraising and endorsements merely reinforce that fact.
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Booker, Harris, and Klobuchar have done well securing early endorsements.
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Players also earn money from sponsorships, endorsements and league salaries.
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Unions have largely withheld their endorsements until after the primaries.
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Two of Harris' three endorsements come from her home state.
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Those sponsors often weigh an established following in making endorsements.
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He counts a lifetime Nike deal among his many endorsements.
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Other Democratic hopefuls have gotten major celeb endorsements, too. Sen.
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Military endorsements of presidential candidates were rare before the 1980s.
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She has already won some prominent endorsements, including from Sen.
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Some candidates had advertised their endorsements on their campaign websites.
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Endorsements from Fox's Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham and Mark Levin.
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Cory Booker have been rolling out slates of local endorsements.
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National Review, a trade magazine for right-wing nepotists, reports that Cruz will "unveil endorsements from more than four senators this week," which presumably means he will unveil endorsements from five senators this week.
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It was like Whitewater was yesterday, but the endorsements, all the positive endorsements that the paper had given Hillary didn't exist, and so I had to educate myself, very early on, about this relationship.
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Republicans were significantly more opposed to celebrity endorsements than Democrats, with 220006 percent of GOP respondents saying such endorsements harmed candidates' chances with them, compared to 2202 percent of Democrats who said the same.
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" Celebrity endorsements: "[W]hether it's Hollywood or sports or whatever it is, [celebrity endorsements] are valuable in that they attract to the idea that there is an election and that people should be involved.
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The compromise has won warm endorsements from Democrats and some Republicans.
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Endorsements are sure to follow, and he is mindful of that.
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Instead, he aggressively courted endorsements from elected Democrats, racking up dozens.
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However, according to the BBB most of these endorsements are fake.
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Biden only has endorsements from five black Democratic members of Congress.
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With all their celebrity endorsements, colonics remain a popular spa treatment.
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Trump's previous endorsements in this state failed to save former Sen.
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And neither of those endorsements seem to be working against him.
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He got a number of endorsements out of Ohio this morning.
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In the coming weeks, Avenatti said, he will begin making endorsements.
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To be sure, Biden still dominates the competition for Florida endorsements.
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What to watch for: Look for other travel and more endorsements.
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She has attracted the most endorsements, getting a nod from Sen.
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And he began winning endorsements from a few members of Congress.
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What she has that Levine doesn't are big-name endorsements: Sen.
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Numerous Republican Party members rescinded their endorsements of the GOP nominee.
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Cosmetics maker Avon Products Inc declined to comment on its endorsements.
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His authenticity extends beyond his endorsements to his investments as well.
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The Federal Trade Commission does have specific guidelines for doctor endorsements.
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Clinton has the endorsements of 38 Democratic senators; Sanders has zero.
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Those endorsements — and donations — will come in time, he told Recode.
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Rubio has 26 endorsements from the House and Senate with Chaffetz.
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With all those endorsements, who wouldn't want to be her friend?
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These endorsements span 20 states, including Florida, Hawaii, Kansas and Michigan.
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Most groups do not plan endorsements until later in the year.
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Facebook's Help Center has detailed instructions on how to make endorsements.
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Surrogate city … Balderson has gotten endorsements from Trump and Ohio Gov.
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Republicans, though, suggested the endorsements could do more harm than good.
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Yet politics here are still greased by union affiliation and endorsements.
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Mike Lee and Steve Daines pull their endorsements of Moore. Nov.
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Spano is the fundraising leader and notably got endorsements from Sen.
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When it comes to politics, celebrity endorsements can be game changers.
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He has rolled out his best endorsements, including one from Rep.
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She's won 571 endorsements from them, according to the Associated Press.
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On Sunday, Sanders picked up one of those endorsements from Rep.
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He's got no endorsements from any senators who he works with.
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Ossoff has endorsements from two leading African-American Georgia Democrats -- Rep.
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Ossoff gained key endorsements from Johnson and civil rights legend Rep.
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Initially none of them pulled their endorsements, but eventually some did.
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Clinton, too, has dealt with touting endorsements that haven't actually happened.
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We need to support these endorsements so that BTS get more.
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Here's where they stand in the battle for high-profile endorsements.
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He lost endorsements from key groups like the Human Rights Organization.
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But Cruz has not received any endorsements from his fellow senators.
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Jeb Bush (Fla.) leads Republicans with 85033 endorsements, followed by Sen.
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The endorsements track a recent uptick in Clinton's public political activity.
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The ramp up in congressional endorsements comes as Rubio battles Sen.
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Sanders has voiced several full endorsements of Clinton in recent weeks.
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But none have, as of yet, withdrawn their endorsements or support.
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He has the three hottest endorsements in the state, with Gov.
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Abrams has garnered the endorsements of progressive groups such as MoveOn.
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Still, Ellison has picked up several key labor endorsements since then.
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They denounced Mr. Trump's words but did not reverse their endorsements.
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I love doing endorsements and stuff, but that's all added on.
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An alert there that celebrity endorsements of ICOs might be unlawful.
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Also, we don't advertise or pay for endorsements, so … don't care.
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Not only will Obama announce another round of endorsements before Nov.
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But the group has yet to make endorsements in either race.
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Is this the crackup, with all these Republicans rescinding their endorsements?
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The big endorsements for Biden kept coming after Tuesday night's showing.
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Maybe purveyors of Chippendale furniture should make more of celebrity endorsements.
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People are pointing to S.C. and endorsements as turning the tide.
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Instead, he relied on the money from his endorsements to survive.
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Endorsements from the likes of Bernie Sanders and NARAL rolled in.
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Most of the time, celebrity endorsements of political candidates don't matter.
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Inside the List THE OUTSIDER: Presidential endorsements can help writers bigly.
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On Wednesday alone, Biden picked up endorsements from Bloomberg and Reps.
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Krystal and Saagar discuss Biden's endorsements ahead of Super Tuesday. Hill.
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In his 2012 Senate campaign, Mr. Flake's endorsements included former Gov.
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He's picked up two endorsements from early primary state representatives: Rep.
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The 51 new Massachusetts endorsements add to Biden's backing from Rep.
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The announcement of the endorsements comes the same day that Rep.
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Over 2628 yrs you took the Clintons' endorsements, money, and seat.
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Ryan's total number of public endorsements now stands at five. Reps.
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Absent a likely polling boost, Mr. Booker turned to courting endorsements.
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Trump even received some endorsements of his own from foreign leaders.
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Sanders' current state director downplayed the lack of official union endorsements.
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Several AFT local and state federations have already made candidate endorsements.
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He's racked up endorsements from six sitting and former Pennsylvania lawmakers.
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Jennifer Aniston, 49, whose $19.5 million mostly comes from endorsements. 4.
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Also, we don't advertise or pay for endorsements, so ... don't care.
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DFA has already made a number of 2018 endorsements, backing Rep.
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She has more endorsements from major politicians than anyone but Biden.
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Laura Kelly, who secured the endorsements of high-profile moderate Republicans.
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As he speaks, the video displays endorsements from former Alaska Gov.
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Carbajal's support puts Harris in the lead with four CHC endorsements.
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The mutual endorsements smoothed the waters for just a brief period.
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After factoring in bonuses and endorsements, he'll bring home even more.
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The Biden campaign, they said, appeared to have expected their endorsements.
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Mr. Bloomberg still secured a stream of endorsements from prominent Democrats.
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Go deeper: Buttigieg picks up more than 200 foreign policy endorsements
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The files became invaluable when Trump started shaping primaries with endorsements.
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Wagner has the endorsements of both Steve Bannon and Maryland Gov.
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He's sought out for political endorsements and starring roles in movies.
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Interest groups' candidate endorsements (positive or negative) can affect voters' choices.
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Endorsements flowed in from the likes of Bernie Sanders, Wisconsin Rep.
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Y.), Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarSanders endorses 9 progressive House candidates Biden leads 21625 pack in congressional endorsements Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE (D-Minn.), Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalImmigration judges association calls for independence from DOJ Biden leads 2900 pack in congressional endorsements Des Moines Register endorses Elizabeth Warren as Democratic presidential nominee MORE (D-Wash.) and Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibWarren gets endorsements from 220006 Michigan officeholders, activists Sanders endorses 2202 progressive House candidates Biden leads 2628 pack in congressional endorsements MORE (D-Mich.).
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Cosmetic companies are opening up a ton of revenue for product endorsements.
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MARK PENN, POLLSTER: I always had a philosophy about nominations and endorsements.
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He reportedly earned $225k one year from competitions, appearance fees and endorsements.
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Friend recommendations are cool; celebrity endorsements (especially non-sponsored ones) are nice.
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Nor did party insiders coordinate their endorsements on a single best candidate.
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Using such publications as endorsements is, though, necessarily a rule of thumb.
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When it came to endorsements, he also refused to follow the playbook.
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Later, Sanders said he doesn't get too many newspaper editorial board endorsements.
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However, the president's numerous Twitter endorsements likely pushed DeSantis over the line.
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Friday night, Amy Klobuchar—mostly powered by gumption and newspaper endorsements—persisted
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Still, Jordan chafes as the suggestions of inexperience waft from others' endorsements.
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Westin's got a ton of progressive endorsements, including, full disclosure, my own.
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Facebook is seeking endorsements for the next president of the United States.
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According to Forbes, she earned $29.5 million in 43, mostly from endorsements.
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What better endorsements than the people who are almost like her family!
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It was the subtler, paid endorsements that YouTube video creators didn't disclose.
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But there have been no royal endorsements (yet!) of this particular treatment.
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Her campaign website boasted of endorsements from conservative advocacy groups like FreedomWorks.
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However, she isn't the only Democratic candidate who has nabbed big endorsements.
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The conversation was not about political retribution, punishment or endorsements, Baroni testified.
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Clinton has received far more endorsements in total, especially from media outlets.
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And so 732 lost, with only three endorsements from Republican office-holders.
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They have asked for my endorsements, and they always wanted my money.
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But most stopped short of actually pulling their endorsements of his candidacy.
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His salary accounted for $14.5 million, with the rest coming from endorsements.
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The rest came from endorsements, including a 10-year deal with Nike.
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She also has the endorsements of Emily's List and End Citizens United.
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Along with endorsements from five toxicologists, two religious leaders were also quoted.
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As she puts it ... celebrity endorsements don't make or break a movement.
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Endorsements, of course, have been correlated with primary success in prior years.
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Still, the cascade of Washington endorsements is rubbing some the wrong way.
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The two endorsements come during a rough patch for the Rubio campaign.
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It would have been better if they gave more direct, personal endorsements.
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The Post's endorsements appear to still have influence in Virginia's Democratic primaries.
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Ellison had a head start and has racked up endorsements from Sens.
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Christie's endorsement follows Trump's first congressional endorsements, which were announced this week.
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Endorsements made by Humane Society Legislative Fund and Food Policy Action, www.foodpolicyaction.
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Read more about greens' strategy with Clinton endorsements tomorrow in The Hill.
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Forbes estimates that she earns $18 million a year from her endorsements.
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However, the event did not unleash a torrent of endorsements for Trump.
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Harris was riding high, climbing in the polls, and racking up endorsements.
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Dacey also received endorsements from two lawmakers close to Ryan — California Reps.
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The organization mobilized antinuclear groups, testified before Congress and enlisted celebrity endorsements.
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Woods lost millions in endorsements deals after news of the scandal broke.
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You also have the option to disable endorsements on your own profile.
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Nonetheless, some military experts say the endorsements of retired officers are overrated.
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He's made two big endorsements in New York and South Carolina races.
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Trump has had mixed results when it comes to endorsements this year.
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He makes most of his money off the court in endorsements, however.
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At Pabst, he promoted the company's lesser-known brews with celebrity endorsements.
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Meanwhile, Fitzpatrick has won endorsements from across the aisle, from former Rep.
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Porter entered the race last year with endorsements from Warren and Sen.
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With several lawmaker endorsements in his pocket, Trump says he's going mainstream.
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Cruz has endorsements from members of the House, but none from senators.
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De León has also secured endorsements from progressive environmental and labor groups.
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There's no shortage of full-throated Republican endorsements of Donald J. Trump.
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Violates endorsements ban too, which has an obvious corollary for discouraging patronage.
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Teams with more endorsements can afford to invest more into their season.
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She has received endorsements from the Congressional Black Caucus PAC and Rep.
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The two candidates received dueling endorsements this week from gay rights groups.
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The governors who have made endorsements so far have had little impact.
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The idea of the draft received some key endorsements in the Senate.
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While commercials and product endorsements are grand, now the trend is apps.
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It's these endorsements that nudge female stars higher up the pay scale.
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Like most Olympic athletes, Bloom relied on endorsements to fund his training.
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Toomey's campaign reacted to McGinty's endorsements with criticism of her Washington ties.
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Ms. Deacon has strong endorsements, including from President Obama and Emily's List.
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Soon after, the Clinton campaign issued a news release citing recent endorsements.
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He has just 2% of the possible endorsements, 26 points behind Biden.
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And these sorts of endorsements can matter in primaries; support from Rep.
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Sanders already had the endorsements of many prominent progressive lawmakers, including Reps.
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This serves the same purpose that endorsements do in the political realm.
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What kind of advertisers have been reaching out to you for endorsements?
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And indeed, Montana's top three newspapers promptly rescinded their endorsements of Gianforte.
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Trout earns an estimated $20203 million from endorsements annually, according to Forbes.
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VICE News asked the campaign if any other listed endorsements were inaccurate.
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During the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton had celebrity endorsements by the boatload.
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Here are the races in which the Times editorial board made endorsements.
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These endorsements crowded Warren out and paved the way for her exit.
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Mercado downplayed the importance of union endorsements for rank-and-file voters.
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Ms. McCray's husband has not yet issued any endorsements in statewide races.
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Cabán had gained serious momentum in her race following endorsements from Rep.
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He has endorsements, a catering company and a food hall project here.
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The race has also seen an influx of high-profile endorsements. Sen.
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And union endorsements often don't sway all of the rank and file.
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All of Klobuchar's congressional endorsements hail from her home state of Minnesota.
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News of the endorsements was first reported by The New York Times.
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Beyond fundraising, Biden has also racked up some high-profile endorsements recently.
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If the 23.6 Democratic nominee were determined solely by celebrity endorsements, Sen.
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Recently, he earned his first endorsements from members of Congress as Reps.
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Biden and Warren have the most endorsements in the state so far.
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AK: I was more impressed after meeting Elizabeth Warren for the endorsements.
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In that sense, few of the episodes come off as outright endorsements.
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The candidates who scored endorsements are Dave Min, who's running against Rep.
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His overall endorsements are also third in the race, according to FiveThirtyEight.
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She has also picked up endorsements from two Democratic presidential candidates, Sens.
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Jones has also garnered some significant endorsements, most notably from EMILY's List.
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The race is also on for key endorsements in each state: Sen.
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They also are fielding frequent appeals from the contenders for their endorsements.
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The endorsements came as ballots were being mailed for the June primary.
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Only a handful of former candidates have made endorsements in the race.
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Largely missing from the bed spin: endorsements about comfort (The Associated Press).
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How the Chamber manages these endorsements in 6900 will be closely watched.
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New endorsements came in rapid succession this month, led off by Rep.
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Biden has far more endorsements from elected officials than any other candidate.
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He's earned some half a dozen endorsements from sitting lawmakers there, too.
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The endorsements come just two weeks after Sanders suffered a heart attack.
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Endorsements for Van Hollen: Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) Rep.
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The W.F.P. has not made a decision about endorsements in those races.
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He can probably pick up a number of endorsements when he declares.
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"I run my own races and don't rely on endorsements," she said.
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He later garnered union endorsements that don't typically go to a Republican.
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While Mandel has locked up a slew of powerful endorsements like Sen.
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Sanders in recent weeks has secured key endorsements from progressives including Reps.
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The endorsements cause indignation among those who are most vigorously opposed Trump.
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O'Rourke picked up two congressional endorsements Thursday morning, from New York Rep.
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Trump, meanwhile, still does not have any endorsements from Capitol Hill Republicans.
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Can you address the recent product endorsements I've noticed in Food reporting.
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Warren has picked up a number of notable endorsements, including Massachusetts Rep.
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The DFA's endorsements could boost the candidates' chances against their Democratic rivals.
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The endorsements come as Sanders has begun drawing sharper contrasts with Warren.
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But Markey has already won some influential endorsements, including that of Rep.
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The four announcements bring the number of Bloomberg's House endorsements to 13.
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Warren said she isn't interested in gaining endorsements from her colleagues anyway.
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They have asked for my endorsements and they always wanted my money.
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While other outlets have devised their own methods of tracking presidential endorsements (FiveThirtyEight uses a points system, for example), we decided to take a slightly more zoomed-in approach, and look specifically at endorsements from members of Congress.
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Biden also has a slew of endorsements from top lawmakers across the state, ranging from Northern Virginia to the Tidewater area, as well as endorsements from Terry McAuliffe, the former Virginia governor and former Democratic National Committee chair; Sen.
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John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyThe Iowa Democratic caucuses, mapped Biden leads 2020 pack in congressional endorsements The Hill's Morning Report - Trump trial begins with clash over rules MORE (Md.) has two endorsements despite his consistently low standing in the polls.
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Endorsements carry weight here, especially with voters in rural areas, Democratic operatives said.
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Endorsements from the likes of Don Black (Stormfront), and both David Duke and
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Iowa's Des Moines Register usually doesn't hand out its primary endorsements until January.
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Cabán's candidacy drew national attention, receiving endorsements from high-profile Democrats like Sens.
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That's only 9% of the available endorsements from black Democratic members of Congress.
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Other endorsements were less successful — in Kansas, Kobach lost to Democrat Laura Kelly.
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Endorsements with Diet Coke, Apple, and Keds also contributed to her sizable earnings.
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After the Nubeo debacle, Bryant stayed away from watch endorsements for a while.
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The other candidate has endorsements from influential figures in the state's Democratic Party.
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But the group left open the possibility of endorsements in the 2020 primary.
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Public endorsements appear on a candidate's page if they choose to list them.
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To be sure, I've read the big-name newspaper endorsements of Mrs. Clinton.
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Below is a simple graphic to walk through some of the bigger endorsements.
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Accordingly, as measured by endorsements, Biden's support within the party hasn't been resounding.
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Mr. Bush has already picked up the endorsements of over 20 Graham supporters.
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But top athletes are paid for more than just endorsements or professional contracts.
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She has won almost 100 percent of endorsements from major Democratic elected officials.
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Philanthropist Susie Lee leads a field of seven in both endorsements and fundraising.
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Endorsements are no longer the sole domain of the broadly popular megawatt star.
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A look at how President Trump&aposs endorsements are playing a huge part.
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Presidential candidates have historically been concerned with winning the endorsements of labor leadership.
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But the wages of contrition went beyond half-hearted endorsements and disingenuous tweets.
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John Cornyn and Ted Cruz pull their respective endorsements of Moore, leaving Sen.
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Both candidates have rolled out endorsements from dozens of military officials this week.
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Sanders has been raking in celebrity and somewhat off-beat endorsements this cycle.
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But are the benefits of circumcision strong enough to merit such sweeping endorsements?
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Ellison has sprinted out to an early lead, helped by endorsements from Sens.
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Experience, name recognition, endorsements, and funds on hand were hers from the outset.
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Still, even with the endorsements, Kasich faces an uphill climb to the nomination.
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She has also won endorsements from top black lawmakers like South Carolina Rep.
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However, there's evidence that more endorsements will lead to higher LinkedIn search results.
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Clinton fell back on her foreign policy experience and her several major endorsements.
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Four studios offer the practice, and with celebrity endorsements, doga's likely to grow.
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Rubio leads the GOP field, with 39 endorsements, according to The Hill's tally.
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The race for endorsements is heating up in the 2020 Democratic primary race.
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Forbes estimates McGregor to have earned approximately $15 million through his endorsements deals.
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In a statement, Nixon spokeswoman Lauren Hitt dismissed the endorsements as an afterthought.
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Trump, meanwhile, won his first endorsements from GOP lawmakers on Wednesday from Reps.
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If they do, the limits are low, which is where endorsements come in.
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Sanders, who is cautious with his endorsements, went above and beyond for D'Alessandro.
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He had endorsements from Sheryl Sandberg, Marissa Mayer, Vinod Khosla, and John Doerr.
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Streamers often promote various products and endorsements in he normal course of business.
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As of this writing, the campaign has no pending Senate endorsements to announce.
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Strickland's campaign has countered with endorsements from more than three dozen other unions.
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But Craig has already landed key endorsements from labor groups and two congressman.
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Rubio, Bush's one-time political protégé, is close behind with 27 lawmaker endorsements.
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"I'm doing better than any Democrat" in racking up military endorsements, she said.
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But candidates are allowed to court groups like the NRA for their endorsements.
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Clinton also issued endorsements for 19 candidates in the Run for Something program.
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The accusations have caused numerous Senate Republicans to revoke their endorsements of Moore.
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On Thursday, they again broke ranks on endorsements for Republicans seeking re-election.
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Niermann is touting his lengthy ties to the area, including local officials' endorsements.
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Rubio is now just a handful of congressional endorsements behind former Florida Gov.
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Endorsements have piled up as the Republican and Democratic fields have been whittled.
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Earlier today, Scott Disick made it embarrassingly transparent how celebrity Instagram endorsements work.
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There is advocacy, there are endorsements, and then there is this, something beyond.
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For a champion, success can mean a major TV career and lucrative endorsements.
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It was a move she said cost her millions of dollars in endorsements.
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Monday's endorsements of former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Minnesota Sen.
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Perhaps the endorsements from Buttigieg and Klobuchar will help him in other states.
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After his big win in South Carolina, Biden is catching endorsements like rainwater.
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In recent weeks, Biden has been racking up endorsements from Democratic Party heavyweights.
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And these sorts of endorsements can be significant in primaries; support from Rep.
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Endorsements from South Carolina Congressman Jim Clyburn, former challengers Pete Buttigieg and Sen.
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Her agenda gained her several high-profile endorsements, on top of Ocasio-Cortez.
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He has locked up a lot of endorsements from labor and progressive groups.
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So far, only members from each candidate's home state have offered direct endorsements.
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Each has made comfortably more than $100 million in prize money and endorsements.
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Rubio had tons of endorsements from Kansas elected officials, but Kansans picked Cruz.
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Elites indeed do appear to be unimpressed — but where might endorsements go now?
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Before 2008, the conventional wisdom was that endorsements didn't matter all that much.
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The flood of endorsements is very likely an orchestrated effort from Biden's campaign.
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He's also snagged a few prominent endorsements here, including Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner.
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He boasts a strong state staff operation, endorsements from prominent lawmakers like Rep.
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One of Trump's rare congressional endorsements, on the other hand, came from Rep.
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That—and his enthusiastic endorsements of gay sex – is who George Michael was.
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Still, Mr. Trump's endorsements have not been a political cure-all for Republicans.
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Biden also scored two high-profile endorsements in Virginia in recent days. Sen.
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Megachurch leaders gave him their endorsements en masse and apparently without much hesitation.
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During February alone, he has picked up nine endorsements from this same group.
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In recent days, Biden has won endorsements from influential black Democrats, including Reps.
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Warren locked down endorsements from six members of her Massachusetts delegation, including Rep.
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Per recent history, the impact of celebrity political endorsements has been decidedly mixed.
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They would still have to pay taxes on income from sponsorships and endorsements.
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The group is planning to make further endorsements of both Republicans and Democrats.
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Walker's nod comes on the heels of Sanders winning the endorsements of Reps.
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The endorsements of three of the state's four largest newspapers showed establishment approval.
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The majority of her income has always come from high profile brand endorsements.
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She has also shored up many endorsements from influential Democrats in the district.
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Coupled with massive rallies across the country and high-profile endorsements from Rep.
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Usually, the candidate ahead in endorsements is the same candidate ahead in fundraising.
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Online celebrity endorsements have also led more and more people to try it.
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It could contravene ethics rules that prohibit government endorsements of privately made products.
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Some refused to endorse him and others revoked endorsements they had once made.
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She has also grabbed endorsements from prominent black women, such as Roxane Gay.
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Notably, Booker trails only Biden and Warren when it comes to party endorsements.
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"For me, I don't do many of these types of endorsements," he says.
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Unlike Sanders, Perriello has also won some high-profile endorsements from Obama's circle.
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The group is expected to announce dozens more endorsements throughout the upcoming cycle.
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Dr. William J. Barber, and won endorsements from minority politicians across the country.
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There is no favorite when it comes to elected official endorsements in 22016.
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Warren has already claimed some of the most prized endorsements in the state.
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Endorsements back home and prize money also help her maintain a demanding lifestyle.
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More than half of those 6900 endorsements came in the past week alone.
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So the Giffords group endorsements are limited in their potency to sway independents.
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A few issued solo endorsements of Mr. Biden, but the grander plan disintegrated.
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Elizabeth Warren released her own list of 200+ Obama alumni endorsements last week.
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He's also received endorsements from some of the star freshman Democrats, like Reps.
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High-profile endorsements don't carry the same weight as they once did, either.
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But coupled with several other recent high-profile endorsements — including those of Sen.
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But some will, particularly once the Clinton campaign wins a few Republican endorsements.
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She's already received an impressive number of endorsements; will her performance garner more?
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"The flow chart shows that Bank of America corrected the lack of endorsements on original notes in open, active foreclosures by using unauthorized workers to surrogate sign endorsements on original notes with rubber stamps," Jacobs wrote in a court filing.
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I am also embarrassed for the Clinton campaign and the message these endorsements evoke.
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New York Magazine reported that Kardashian charges $2180,27 per tweet for product endorsements. OMG.
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Her progressive agenda gained her several high-profile endorsements, on top of Ocasio-Cortez's.
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Reported endorsements by Bob Gates, Condoleezza Rice and fellow Texan James Baker certainly helped.
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Those are two powerful endorsements, if you ask us, but we were still skeptical.
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Lochte declined to comment to Mashable on the loss of his three other endorsements.
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He had key endorsements from Senator Kristen Gillibrand and New York Mayor Bill DeBlasio.
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Asking her to confirm: Endorsements for Reebok, Degree deodorant, Florida orange juice, Mountain Dew.
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Which isn't much in terms of endorsements, but, then again, I could be wrong.
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Despite the high-profile endorsements, Nixon's challenge to Cuomo is still a long shot.
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She has also received endorsements from conservative colleagues in the upper chamber including Sens.
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Trump is now one-for-three in Alabama elections endorsements in the last year.
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Mr. Sanders has also picked up the endorsements of several key African-American lawmakers.
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He courted and successfully nabbed key Iowa endorsements and engaged conservative activists and pastors.
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And Rubio picked up endorsements in the state from two members of Congress, Reps.
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But he added: "So far, endorsements have proven to be of somewhat limited impact."
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Nationalize Twitter and sign an executive order mandating that retweets are in fact endorsements?
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The estimates include earnings from movies, TV and endorsements from cosmetic and other companies.
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The statement said Troxell received no personal or monetary gain from his improper endorsements.
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McAdoo also received endorsements from Coughlin and quarterback Eli Manning during the hiring process.
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Donations from groups, which usually come with endorsements, could bring in even more votes.
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He earns more from endorsements than any footballer except Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
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Including salary, bonuses and endorsements, Forbes estimates that he earned $79.5 million this year.
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The former president recently announced 81 endorsements of candidates running in the midterm elections.
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LinkedIn now will apply some of its data science power to reshuffling those endorsements.
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His campaign will unveil a series of major endorsements from across the political spectrum.
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Later, he predicted he'd win the state as he rolled up local endorsements galore.
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More important, early endorsements tend to yield cash, news coverage and popularity later on.
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Tom Perriello, who upended the primary and scored endorsements from progressive icons like Sen.
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These endorsements are provided by sizable followings that are, unfortunately, a type of capital.
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Most of the government witnesses went even further, giving endorsements for Albert and Spencer.
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Chris Christie's first major endorsements and campaigned for him in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Jeb Bush are angling to win endorsements from some popular members of Congress. Sen.
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Both endorsements come the same day that the Dallas Morning News backed Ohio Gov.
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Yet does this mean media firms should shift their political endorsements more towards online?
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That does not take into account off-course earnings from sponsors and commercial endorsements.
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Aralyte's marketing materials and its website overtly feature endorsements by Harvard Medical School physicians.
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I have more commercials, more movies, more endorsements, and more viewerships than anyone has.
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Change Politics will organize candidate endorsements to make them easy for voters to find.
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Cruz has 23 endorsements to date, a number that doesn't include any fellow senators.
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And Hillary Clinton now has the endorsements of President Obama and Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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Several celebrities threw their endorsements O'Rourke's way in his competitive Senate race against Sen.
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Those restrictions would also apply to false statements about endorsements a candidate has received.
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Trump's Twitter endorsements came a day after he urged voters to support Kentucky's Gov.
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Franklin County Recorder Danny O'Connor has earned local support and endorsements from Ohio Reps.
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DFA plans to make additional endorsements in support of House challengers later this week.
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The legislation has garnered endorsements from a surprisingly diverse core group of supporters: Sens.
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In fact, aside from brand partnerships and endorsements, touring is Swift's biggest money maker.
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He has picked up some high-profile endorsements in the state from Lt. Gov.
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She has gained endorsements from liberal groups like Emily's List, VoteVets, and Serve America.
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Clinton locked up two key endorsements last week-- from an environmental group and Gov.
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In recent decades, money, endorsements and party support have become the trifecta for success.
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His anti-Trump and national progressive energy got endorsements from the likes of Sen.
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She has won the bulk of union endorsements compared to Democratic rival Bernie Sanders.
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He racked up multiple endorsements in the Senate quickly after his announcement Thursday morning.
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The recent string of Trump endorsements is a sign that this might be underway.
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And it's worth noting that the Pentagon's Twitter account doesn't say retweets aren't endorsements.
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His Supporters: Kasich's secured a handful of endorsements from influential Republicans, including Ohio Sen.
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O'Connor would appear to be the favorite, by virtue of his endorsements and fundraising.
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Forbes estimates earnings, before taxes and management fees, from movies, TV and commercial endorsements.
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Since Monday's caucuses, the Florida senator has landed six endorsements, including one from Sen.
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City Hall officials highlighted the endorsements of its budgeting practices expressed by ratings agencies.
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And a raft of departures and endorsements afterward turned that win into rocket fuel.
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Biden has racked up several key endorsements from former 2020 presidential rivals this week.
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Sanders and Biden on Sunday were both touting potentially influential endorsements from black Democrats.
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But its lies, distortions and endorsements came from the other side of the world.
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Cruz, a small-government Tea Party favorite, has snared more endorsements from Congress members.
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Nearly 80 percent of Americans say they do not favor political endorsements in church.
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Forbes estimated Rodgers could earn $90 million in 2019 in combined salary and endorsements.
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He is expected to release at least one more tranche of endorsements this fall.
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Mr. Trump's endorsements have included many candidates who did not face serious primary challenges.
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Those endorsements were part of a strong shift of the Democratic establishment behind Biden.
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Warren has endorsements from six Democratic members of her home state's congressional delegation: Sen.
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Fake celebrity endorsements, altered product videos, bogus reviews and testimonials can't be far off.
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He also won the endorsements of the Detroit Free Press and the Detroit News.
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Mr Henning also received endorsements, and plenty of campaign contributions, from local police unions.
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Mr. Johnson said the endorsements had been planned before Tuesday's election results were known.
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It is a large part of the group's appeal to companies seeking their endorsements.
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A flood of polls and endorsements signal the coming of caucus day in Iowa.
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It received several celebrity endorsements, including from Salma Hayek, who later rescinded her endorsement.
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Sanders has 8 congressional endorsements, including three members of the so-called "squad" -- Reps.
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Portman has landed four endorsements from labor unions that backed Strickland in past elections.
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Booker's two CBC endorsements came from African American members of New Jersey's congressional delegation.
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The endorsements bring the total number of members of Congress endorsing Biden to 36.
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Last month, the group unveiled its first spate of endorsements for 2020 congressional elections.
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Why it matters: Undisclosed payments in exchange for endorsements would violate campaign finance laws.
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He's snagged four labor union endorsements that have backed Strickland in his previous races.
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Clinton has high-profile endorsements and Sanders has established himself as the people's guy.
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Re-elected with Republican, Democratic and Conservative Party endorsements, Justice Wood retired in 1996.
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The sitting senator's campaign has been boosted by endorsements from progressive lawmakers, including Rep.
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Democrats have angled for endorsements from organized labor, a key constituency for the party.
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Elizabeth Warren are currently tied for the highest number of endorsements, according to FiveThirtyEight.
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Clinton this week locked up two key endorsements — from an environmental group and Gov.
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Throughout her presidential campaign, Warren has made selective endorsements of progressives in congressional primaries.
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Not too much, as everything visible in Iowa (crowd sizes, scrambled endorsements) was suggesting.
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Enjeti maintained that the dual endorsements aren't doing either of the senators any favors.
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You don't need those endorsements and photo shoots; it kind of brings it back.
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Three of the largest daily papers in the state rescinded their endorsements of him.
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Sponsorships or brand deals include paid product endorsements that appear within a video's content.
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He collected multiple high-profile endorsements, including from Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, Pennsylvania Gov.
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Buttigieg also lags majorly behind his top competitors in endorsements from black elected officials.
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Unlike with the local papers and some politician endorsements, these ballots cannot be rescinded.
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Since then, Sanders has received the endorsements of Ocasio-Cortez's Capitol Hill cohorts, Reps.
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Biden, right now, has 11% of the possible endorsements, so he's not crushing it.
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On Friday, Uygur said in a statement that he will no longer accept endorsements.
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To bolster his reelection bid, Markey has thus far garnered the endorsements of Sen.
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Kamala Harris currently lead the Democratic primary field in CHC endorsements with three apiece.
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Cory Booker's two CHC endorsements, for example, come from fellow New Jersey lawmakers: Sen.
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In June, Moulton made an initial wave of endorsements for eight other military veterans.
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According to FiveThirtyEight, no candidate has more than 22016% of possible endorsements they're tracking.
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On Wednesday, Bloomberg landed endorsements from a trio of Congressional Black Caucus members — Reps.
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Read the full list of endorsements: Go deeper: Buttigieg fundraiser dangles influence for cash
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But those endorsements don't explain why Nixon's candidacy has lit local leftists on fire.
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Since the first debate, she's gotten four more endorsements, more than doubling her endorsement count from members of Congress outside California (though she still trails in the endorsement race -- Biden has 13 endorsements from congressmen outside of his home state of Delaware).
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The results were staggering to absorb, as the Republican received a grand total of two endorsements while Clinton took home 57, including endorsements from key newspapers in "blue wall" states including Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Ohio, all of which powered Trump's unlikely victory.
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Like many sports professionals, NASCAR drivers can make millions in prize money, salaries and endorsements.
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Click through to see some of the lesser-known celebrity beauty endorsements through the years.
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The endorsements of Hollywood totally failed to do what many of us hoped they might.
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This latest announcement brings Harris' Palmetto state endorsements to 14, including pastor and state Sen.
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It doesn't hurt if you can attract a couple of celebrity endorsements for said diet.
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In some instances, companies will disclose in fine print that the endorsements are not real.
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These were her first two endorsements from black members of Congress outside her home state.
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While running with Barack Obama in 2008, he earned endorsements from NARAL and Planned Parenthood.
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BAIER: Despite all of his accomplishments, awards, and high-profile endorsements, Krauthammer was always humble.
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Photo: GettySenator John McCain is learning the hard way that follows do not equal endorsements.
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Cornerstone Sport & Entertainment, the company which represents Kohli, declined to discuss his endorsements and sponsorships.
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DFA also made two endorsements in Georgia, which will host two Senate races this year.
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Gillibrand has also so far not gotten any endorsements from her home-state congressional delegation.
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On Tuesday morning, Warren's team rolled out a list of endorsements that included progressive Rep.
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On Wednesday, Bloomberg rolled out endorsements from three members of the Congressional Black Caucus. Reps.
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In recent elections, celebrity endorsements have become accepted as a part of the electoral process.
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Kasich's win will almost certainly give him a big boost in momentum, fundraising and endorsements.
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Sanders said his campaign plans to push superdelegates to back off their endorsements of Clinton.
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They seem to realize it, too, with strikingly few elected officials offering endorsements so far.
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Last week, a conservative website and email newsletter that claims endorsements from Nancy Reagan, Sen.
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One section of the site where real names are key is its lengthy "endorsements" page.
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Since then it's received endorsements from celebrities like Taye Diggs, Debra Messing and many others.
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He touted himself as the true conservative in the race, boasting endorsements from Republican Sens.
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The company has also bagged celebrity endorsements, which Agrawal said it has not paid for.
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And it willl gauge whether popular, high-level endorsements from the likes of Wisconsin Gov.
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They can't rescind their endorsements, but they're obliged to distance themselves from everything he says.
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She has endorsements from pro-choice PAC Emily's List and the Planned Parenthood Action Fund.
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He was not the preferred candidate of Republican elites, and he received relatively few endorsements.
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But he hopes to pressure his rivals with a more traditional tool: big-name endorsements.
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In Iowa, where African Americans are a small minority, endorsements from black leaders are magnified.
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He has picked up endorsements from the federal police union, the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Khloé Kardashian, however, has been pretty under the radar as far as beauty endorsements go.
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Clinton's lead in endorsements by labor unions and other groups is not just good optics.
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Cruz has generated very few elite endorsements despite his strong showing; Trump has generated none.
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It is standard practice for presidents to decline to make public endorsements in elections overseas.
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Ellison had won most of the congressional endorsements, including those of the party's senior leadership.
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Andrews confirmed she has received endorsements from Reebok, Degree deodorant, Mountain Dew and Victoria's Secret.
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If you align with a specific political affiliation, try checking out your state party endorsements.
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RTs are not endorsements, but they do technically count as part of the popular vote.
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When it comes to celebrity endorsements, Hillary Clinton is not one to play it small.
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Buoyed by celebrity endorsements, consumers feel empowered, not ashamed, to shop within a realistic budget.
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She garnered all the important endorsements, including governor and one-time bitter rival Jerry Brown.
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Now Cruz will have difficulty raising money and securing endorsements that other non-Trumps didn't.
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Gomez was the early favorite and he received major endorsements, including from Becerra, California Gov.
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There is the false narrative emerging that Perriello, who has scored the endorsements of Sen.
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Before the first debate, Harris had only three endorsements from congressmen outside her home state.
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The agency recently cautioned investors that the agency does not issue such endorsements or approvals.
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And even as Cruz courted and landed the two top hardliner endorsements in Iowa, Rep.
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Endorsements pulled The altercation with the journalist unfolded Wednesday at Gianforte's campaign headquarters in Bozeman.
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So the union endorsements -- she was hoping to get them and she didn't get them.
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"Just doesn't feel like endorsements matter as much this cycle," Navarro, a CNN contributor, said.
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The Sentinel's endorsements come one day after the Miami Herald also endorsed Rubio and Clinton.
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Even before the election, he was very careful not to make any direct candidate endorsements.
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But that message got undercut somewhat on Friday, with surprise endorsements by New Jersey Gov.
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A concept that's received endorsements from researchers is conducting risk-limiting audits after an election.
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Minutes after announcing his run, Mandel had racked up several high-profile endorsements, including Sen.
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Find local endorsements for things like beer, pubs, or anything else that strikes your fancy.
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And if these endorsements are so toxic, then wouldn't celebrity candidates be even more so?
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Democrats vying for the White House are fighting for working-class votes and union endorsements.
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Microsoft offered one of the first major commercial endorsements of the Privacy Shield this week.
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Sanders, meanwhile, only has the endorsements of two members of Congress and three labor groups.
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Despite Perriello's national endorsements, though, Northam has racked up the overwhelming majority of local support.
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Some of those glowing endorsements are pretending they didn't even notice the incredibly long legs.
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Rubio, who has been sweeping up endorsements from GOP office-holders since former Florida Gov.
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" Alex Conant, a spokesman for Rubio, said his campaign expects more endorsements "in coming days.
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Hagan has the endorsements from Scaramucci and Gorka, and Gorka campaigned for her last year.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's imminent endorsement, along with expected endorsements from her fellow freshman lawmakers, Reps.
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It is estimated that he makes $34 million (€31 million) a year in endorsements alone.
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"I expect that Secretary Clinton will get a lot of the endorsements from mainstream media."
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Jealous touted his endorsements from national figures in the progressive movement, like Sanders and Sen.
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Rubio has the support of 85033 lawmakers, according to The Hill's tally of congressional endorsements.
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Her campaign stops Saturday came on the heels of several endorsements this week from Reps.
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Rubio, who has received a bevy of endorsements from prominent South Carolina politicians, including Gov.
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"In general, celebrity endorsements aren't that important," Mellman, CEO of the Mellman Group, told Hill.
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Officials have been sending out links to editorials and endorsements in favor of the moves.
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On Thursday, Pelosi's office blasted out statements touting endorsements from CBC members such as Reps.
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All of the candidates have high-profile political and labor endorsements except for Mr. Lee.
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Progressive group Working Families Party (WFP) has released its shortlist for 2020 Democratic endorsements. Sens.
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Lawmakers who make early endorsements are more likely to receive strong consideration for Cabinet positions.
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The additions bring Harris's CBC endorsements to a total of six, compared to Biden's five.
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When they finally release them, it's with press conferences and fanfare, ad campaigns and endorsements.
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As the brand grew, Plank successfully positioned Under Armour through a variety of celebrity endorsements.
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She earned high-profile endorsements from national progressive groups including Sanders-aligned Our Revolution, MoveOn.
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The race is a big test for President Trump and the power behind his endorsements.
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He also said that organizations that allow their members to vote on endorsements -- including MoveOn.
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The president may soon realize his endorsements carry less weight in midterm election swing districts.
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Indeed, he said, there is recent precedent for judicial endorsements of a Supreme Court nominee.
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Matiella has racked up a slew of progressive endorsements, but her fundraising has been paltry.
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I tend to look at endorsements against individual download count to get a real idea.
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Those who sift through the white paper won't find endorsements for certain sensors, for example.
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Virginia House of Delegates member Nick Freitas leans libertarian and has received endorsements from Sens.
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Virginia House of Delegates member Nick Freitas leans Libertarian and has received endorsements from Sens.
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Newspaper endorsements have considerably less currency now than in an earlier political era, of course.
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On Wednesday night, Rubio overtook GOP rival Jeb Bush in the number of congressional endorsements.
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Within 443 hours of his resounding win, money and endorsements poured into the Biden campaign.
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His campaign boasts an impressive number of endorsements from prominent black elected officials, including Rep.
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Biden is touting a rapidly growing list of endorsements in Michigan, including Whitmer, Gilchrist, Reps.
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What effect such celebrity endorsements had on the actual bidding was more difficult to quantify.
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Last-minute endorsements from the influential evangelical lobby and agribusiness leaders gave him a boost.
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Biden has also gotten the endorsements of Illinois players like Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D).
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Unfortunately, a female athlete must be beautiful in order to receive publicity and subsequent endorsements.
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Underwood has won endorsements from editorial boards, Republican lawmakers want her to stay, and Gov.
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The two-lanes dynamic has been reflected in the power of endorsements this election cycle.
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The last two presidents, it should be noted, did not lead in endorsements before Iowa.
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Background reading: Those seeking pardons are watching as President Trump helps people with celebrity endorsements.
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So will last-minute endorsements Biden has received from prominent Democrats in those states — Sen.
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He also secured endorsements from members of the state party establishment like California Democratic Sens.
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Mr. Bolsonaro also benefited from last-minute endorsements from evangelicals and the powerful agribusiness industry.
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See the full list of endorsements here and recommendations on the 11 statewide propositions here.
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Political endorsements have been problematic for Mr. de Blasio since he became mayor in 2014.
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Celebrity endorsements are helping start-ups raise big money in so-called initial coin offerings.
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Biden's surprising series of victories this month after racking up endorsements from former candidates Sen.
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He has the endorsements from several governors in critical states, including Massachusetts, Maine and Maryland.
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Warren has picked up endorsements from other six members of Massachusetts' congressional delegation, including Sen.
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Despite what some see as faux pas, Bloomberg's supporters are surprisingly unwavering in their endorsements.
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We've rounded up some of the most unexpected celebrity endorsements for Mike Bloomberg in 2020.
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Endorsements — public declarations of support — can frequently help candidates whip up enthusiasm from different demographics.
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He's also picked up a number of crucial endorsements in recent days, including from Gov.
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The DNC does not consider past endorsements when determining the committee chairs or initial members.
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Elizabeth Burton, 36, said while she loved Ms. Judd's speech, celebrity endorsements rarely carried weight.
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Ahead of the endorsements, Warren has been the only woman polling in double digits nationally.
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That push included eight endorsements for GOP lawmakers running for re-election to the House.
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The group is also planning to roll out endorsements for two Democratic candidates next week.
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At one point his campaign rolled out endorsements from former Biden supporters in South Carolina.
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" Mr. Sellers wrote on Friday, adding, "Presidential candidates shouldn't be paying legislators for their endorsements.
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He added to his list of New Hampshire endorsements with the support of state Rep.
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Social-media influencers with similar followings can earn millions of dollars a year from endorsements.
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Surdukowski: Bennet has been scoring very impressive endorsements and has a team working extremely hard.
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It's not entirely clear whether fundraising or endorsements is a better indicator of future success.
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The leader in endorsements won twice (Ronald Reagan in 1980 and John McCain in 2008).
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And, not for nothing, it sure seems like the endorsements were bribed via dog treats.
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And for all of the fancy endorsements, the prices are a good deal below luxury.
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Already leading the field in endorsements from Iowa legislators, she added more, including state Sen.
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The campaign also announced several endorsements from California representatives and several advocacy groups and unions.
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But investors in the cryptocurrency space are not too thrilled about the growing celebrity endorsements.
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AEI itself does not make policy endorsements, though some of its scholars favor carbon taxes.
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Both Ellison and Bryce were among the relatively few big-name endorsements offered by Sen.
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None of them had more than a 20 point lead on the competition in endorsements.
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He is leading his rivals in endorsements from activists and elected officials in the state.
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Read more from The Hill: Gary Johnson getting more paper endorsements than Trump Updated Oct.
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Former government officials from multiple administrations have offered their endorsements, citing Haspel's service and experience.
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The endorsements will appear on Patagonia's website, social media channels and in emails to customers.
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In all, the campaign counts 106 Nevada endorsements and landed an unexpected one Monday: Cher.
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Three of those endorsements went to Republican candidates, two of whom are from New Jersey.
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Trump doesn't have any endorsements from Freedom Caucus members — or any current members of Congress.
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She's picked up all the national endorsements, from Planned Parenthood to People for Bernie Sanders.
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Celebrity health endorsements, no matter how well-intentioned and carefully crafted, frequently lead to misunderstanding.
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And in a 1968 Jet magazine questionnaire, Nixon cited endorsements from black people like Sen.
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Correction: This post initially misstated the number of congressional endorsements Clinton and Sanders have received.
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Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) went as far as withdrawing their endorsements of Trump: Utah Gov.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who hasn't endorsed, called on his colleagues to withdraw their endorsements.
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Some of the biggest shifts occurred through government endorsements of certain religions and, occasionally, conquest.
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Now elite endorsements are merely symbolic, further eroding the party's influence over the nomination process.
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We spend a lot of office hours inspecting this do-everything site and carefully read through the endorsements of its browsing critics to surface the best goods available, but it was endorsements from two R29 readers that turned our attention towards the site's swimsuit offering.
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The congressman has expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of endorsements from politicians outside of his home state and rarely utilized surrogates on the campaign trail, but he did receive a series of high-profile endorsements from celebrities, including Beyonce, LeBron James, and Ellen DeGeneres.
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Even more difficult to recover is the value of would-be endorsements, appearance fees and contracts.
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Keith Ellison of Minnesota and former Labor Secretary Tom Perez, have both garnered high-profile endorsements.
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Trump and the presidency may not be on the ballot, but his record and endorsements are.
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They pursue labor endorsements in the hope of harnessing union power to usher them into office.
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Her multiple apps (Kimoji and "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood"), her makeup line (KKW Beauty), and many endorsements.
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Cruz could end up getting surprise endorsements from Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, Rand Paul and others.
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Don't waste your time with focus-grouped messages or celebrity endorsements or any kind of equivocation.
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Jeb did lead the endorsement race, but compared with previous cycles, few insiders made public endorsements.
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He has more endorsements than anyone else and will raise a lot of money this quarter.
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In exchange for their endorsements, candidates could earn cash, technology, or direct influence over voting blocs.
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His work was widely praised, including glowing endorsements from Malcolm Gladwell, Michael Bloomberg and Steve Jobs.
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Even with those endorsements, Newman very nearly beat Lipinski in 2018, losing by just about 2%.
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Thanks to social media and celebrity endorsements, cleansing and detoxing has become more popular than ever.
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Back when Pressley was fighting for votes and money, the endorsements would have been welcome support.
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The FTC first raised concerns about social-media endorsements in 2009, but the rules are unclear.
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While Markey has gathered a slew of high profile endorsements, such as from fellow Massachusetts Sen.
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Union leaders have pushed candidates to release labor plans as Democrats court the groups for endorsements.
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He still took in $50.6 million last year, Forbes said, mostly on the strength of endorsements.
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On the Republican side, Rohrabacher has the endorsements of the local and national Republican party apparatuses.
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If you want your endorsements to matter, you need to pick up the pace a little.
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Trump also picked up endorsements from two other North Dakota delegates that had previously been uncommitted.
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Late last month, the Clinton campaign rolled out endorsements from a bipartisan group of business executives.
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Harris has struggled recently, but she has 10 Congressional Black Caucus endorsements compared with Biden's seven.
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"Because of those endorsements people just assume we've been around for a while," admits the entrepreneur.
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Though Jeb Bush leads the field in endorsements, this has meant little to his flagging campaign.
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A Miranda following is the approximate equivalent of ten thousand presidential endorsements, using social media math.
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Endorsements from NASCAR came on the heels of a significantly more controversial endorsement Trump recently received.
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Their music is their own, and these songs aren't endorsements of anything other than female empowerment.
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It's really great, and it makes me think that all badass movies should get rapper endorsements.
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Obama doubled down on previous endorsements by administration officials by describing the government as 'democratically-elected.
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Since then, he has done everything from radio commercials to corporate speaking engagements to product endorsements.
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While Bernie won some union endorsements in 2016, several major unions endorsed Hillary Clinton early on.
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That it would be better if, like FDR, she welcomed their hatred, rather than their endorsements.
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Portman has landed four endorsements from labor unions that had backed Strickland in his past elections.
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Mr. Tillerson has in relatively short order secured key endorsements from prominent leaders in both parties.
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Although Clinton carried the endorsements of major LGBT groups, Trump questioned her commitment to the community.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), who has racked up endorsements from Washington lawmakers and national labor unions.
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And he's picking up endorsements and donors after rival Jeb Bush dropped out of the race.
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NeoReach's influencer guidelines clearly state that any paid endorsements must be clearly labeled #ad or #sponsored.
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Builders kicked off their new policy with their first two endorsements on Tuesday — Iowa Republican Reps.
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Cruz, who has been actively courting evangelical voters, has been racking up endorsements of his own.
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Luk thep became fashionable last year, boosted by endorsements from soap stars and other minor celebrities.
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Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton just gained two major endorsements in the 2016 presidential race.
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One of the few newspaper endorsements that still matters is the Washington Post's in D primaries.
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Ellison appears to be a favorite of top Democrats and has received the endorsements of Sen.
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Endorsement by tweet Trump flexed his political muscle on Tuesday when he tweeted endorsements for Rep.
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Last year's No. 1 was the boxer Floyd Mayweather, with $300 million in winnings and endorsements.
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During his primary campaign, Herrod won the endorsements of key conservatives in Congress, such as Sens.
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It is also the only realistic chance to become famous and make a packet from endorsements.
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The rules say the limitation applies narrowly to income from product endorsements, royalties and licensing fees.
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His Twitter feed was relatively tame, tweeting out a handful of candidate endorsements and voting information.
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The announcement of the endorsements comes as Buttigieg enjoys a boost in national and statewide polling.
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Rubio also rolled out a series of endorsements in Nevada ahead of the Republican caucus Tuesday.
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Since then, Sanders has locked down endorsements from three prominent progressive members of the House, Reps.
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As the incumbent, Soto has most of the local, progressive endorsements that once went to Grayson.
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In addition, the school sent out a press release with multiple endorsements from the university's faculty.
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He may make even more off the court, with endorsements from clothing, watch, and software brands.
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During the election campaign, Curtis garnered key state and national endorsements, including from current Utah Gov.
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Younger respondents were more likely to say celebrity endorsements would nudge them to back a candidate.
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Twenty-one percent of independents said the endorsements made them less likely to back chosen candidates.
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Respondents living in urban areas were somewhat more likely to say they viewed celebrity endorsements favorably.
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And that's not to mention what he earns from his multiple endorsements, from Nike to Kia.
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Prior to his announcement, he earned a number of early endorsements from Democratic lawmakers including Sen.
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He has also picked up the endorsements of a variety of Democratic elected officials including Rep.
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This helps collect the recommendations, endorsements and ratings needed to grow the business online and off.
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Instead, they mostly rely on prize money and contracts with shoe companies, along with other endorsements.
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But Harris, herself a member of the group, unveiled two new CBC endorsements Monday, when Reps.
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Hood's recruitment of Obama strays from his previous strategy of avoiding national endorsements, Mississippi Today reported.
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Republican strategists said that the union endorsements for Portman signal that momentum is on his side.
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The endorsements are significant as many likely caucus-goers have not yet decided on a candidate.
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Prompted by endorsements from screen stars like Joaquin Phoenix and Ellen DeGeneres, big companies have responded.
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" DeSantis gets a boost from de president - FNC : "President Trump gave hearty endorsements to Florida Gov.
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FiveThirtyEight is also tracking endorsements by other politicians, which bear some relationship to primary victories past.
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Last year, Sharapova reportedly earned $23 million in endorsements, while Williams's total was around $13 million.
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It's no secret that the health drink brand has been bolstering its image with celebrity endorsements.
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Let Steph Curry score the Under Armour endorsements—it's way cooler to be sponsored by Pringles.
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Instead, at the GOP convention, prominent Republican leaders twisted themselves into non-endorsement endorsements of Trump.
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Racking up endorsements and signing on for blockbusters aren't the only ways to secure serious scrilla.
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We have a number of candidates we worked to help get endorsements from the Victory Fund.
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The endorsements add to other recent post-presidential efforts by Obama to shape the political landscape.
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" The effectiveness of celebrity endorsements, Comenos admits, is "not the most measurable marketing activity out there.
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Calling people, doing the work that needs to be done to get endorsements to get momentum.
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Bernie Sanders' showing has been strengthened by endorsements from a diverse slate of women elected officials.
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Warnock has endorsements from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and Stacey Abrams, the former gubernatorial candidate.
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Ads with third-party endorsements — from GQ, say, or BuzzFeed — beat those with their own slogans.
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The informal system of endorsements described in The Party Decides was created to combat this problem.
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One successful venture has been brand endorsements: Ansari has promoted homeware companies and Chinese food trucks.
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Her endorsements of Republican candidates drew significant attention, and backlash, in part because she is black.
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"In the past, candidates chased big donors and endorsements," said Donna Brazile, the former Democratic chairwoman.
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The unions representing Border Patrol and ICE agents made their first presidential endorsements to back him.
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Finally, endorsements from Senate Republicans who had previously opposed the bill seemed to be the clincher.
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That said, Clinton still has enormous advantages over Sanders (endorsements, ground game in upcoming primaries, etc.).
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Few of the other celebrities who have promoted I.C.O.s have acknowledged being paid for their endorsements.
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The endorsements led to positive media coverage, which then led to a rise in the polls.
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A reinvigorated Biden gained endorsements from former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Minnesota Sen.
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Mr. DeSantis's own primary victory signaled the influence of Mr. Trump's endorsements on state Republican races.
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Something very similar happened with Biden after South Carolina and the fire hose of major endorsements.
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She championed both "Medicare for All" and the Green New Deal and notched endorsements from Sen.
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Despite her high name recognition and endorsements from some of the state's progressive lawmakers, including Sen.
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Biden's victory on Saturday unlocked a flood of new donations and endorsements for his campaign. Sen.
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Biden campaigned for Spanberger in 2018 and has endorsements from five House members and seven senators.
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Other endorsements included former Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser, Memphis, Tenn.
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And Biden has secured some significant endorsements in the state, including from Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan.
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A pilot would also need endorsements from flight instructors for certain skills to fly a Q400.
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She has won endorsements from Senator Elizabeth Warren and Governor Cuomo, who recently campaigned with her.
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" In a similar manner, one might also think that "sharing" or "reacting to" are not "endorsements.
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Why it matters: The Vermont senator is competing for union endorsements against a wide Democratic field.
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But the premature announcement of endorsements was a turnoff to many of the clergy members invited.
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He also received the endorsements of some of the top Democrats in North Carolina, though Gov.
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When his favorite authors released a new book, their publishers worked his endorsements into their ads.
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You'll recall Evelyn sued OG claiming she lost several endorsements after OG called her a racist.
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Biden has picked up a number of influential endorsements in Michigan this week, including from Gov.
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She makes her case against President Trump, seeks out advice and tries to lock down endorsements.
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The latest list builds on 220006 earlier California endorsements from union groups and other local officials.
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To see how Biden is faring compared with Gore, just look at his list of endorsements.
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She's picked up endorsements from a series of labor unions including an affiliate of Unite Here.
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And he has won the endorsements of a number of prominent black women politicians, including Rep.
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That group and a spokesman for People's Action said Mr. Buttigieg had previously sought their endorsements.
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Sanders had previously announced his endorsements for Cori Bush in Missouri and Mari Newman in Illinois.
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His best moment of the night came after the debate, when he landed endorsements from Reps.
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The Biden campaign said it's received more than 500 endorsements from national, state and local leaders.
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Amy Klobuchar has picked up the endorsements of several members of the Minnesota delegation, and Sen.
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Ackerman said she had needed to receive endorsements from Tartamella and Bozzella before approving the initiative.
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He was cut by the Cleveland Browns, dropped by two agents and no longer has endorsements.
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Two GOP senators withdrew their endorsements of Moore on Friday night after one of them, Sen.
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Cenk today said he is rejecting all endorsements for his campaign and I retract my endorsement.
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Experts say a campaign could violate campaign finance laws if they don't disclose payments for endorsements.
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Read the full list of endorsements: Go deeper: The quiet race to win Hillary Clinton's endorsement
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Here was our putatively most religious president and the nation's premier relayer of endorsements from God.
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He interspersed endorsements of his administration's policies on health care with attacks on his Democratic opponents.
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After years of advocacy, collegiate athletes won the right to be paid for endorsements in California.
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Murphy has been racking up endorsements from establishment leaders, even President Obama and Vice President Biden.
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If not, then all these endorsements mean is a positive news story on the local news.
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She has also now surpassed Mr. Biden in endorsements from members of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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No fancy equipment, no endorsements, no publicity; just freedom from the strictures of life in Poland.
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The former New York mayor now has three endorsements from members of Congress: Staten Island Rep.
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Klobuchar, Warren, Biden and Buttigieg have all received endorsements from individual ISEA members and past leaders.
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Top professional golfers can make considerably more from endorsements than they ever could on the course.
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The racer has won endorsements from Head, Oakley, Red Bull, Rolex and Under Armour, among others.
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The practice has recently gained popularity thanks to endorsements by Chrissy Teigen and again, Gwyneth Paltrow.
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And it appears that many of our top music artists do a lot of unhealthy endorsements.
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The Biden campaign has unveiled major endorsements from some of the highest-ranking Obama administration officials.
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When they lead in just endorsements and not the polling, they're 3 out of 5 (21980%).
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One other thing that Biden was going for him is that he keeps on getting endorsements.
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The only endorsements I'll be accepting going forward is that of the voters of CA-25.
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Some party insiders say they'll wait until after the deadline to make decisions about primary endorsements.
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"For Trump, those endorsements are huge because of the issue set they're associated with," Davis said.
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The president is expected to eventually offer formal endorsements of the incumbents, according to the report.
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Clinton has secured the vast majority of congressional endorsements in her quest for the Democratic nod.
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Warren is still well-liked by Democratic primary voters and has the most endorsements besides Biden.
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But he's also gotten his fair share of notable endorsements from top progressive and labor groups.
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While many of these candidates received support from 85033 Action, the group hasn't issued formal endorsements.
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Endorsements of the former vice president from elected officials and community leaders poured in on Monday.
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That's part of what a newspaper does with its endorsements is sort of assert its relevance.
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Cuomo, 60, controls the party's state machinery and secured endorsements from members of the party establishment.
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Rocky also boosted Hood By Air's reputation by incorporating endorsements of the label into his lyrics.
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The partnership is one of the longest celebrity endorsements in American advertising history, lasting 29 years.
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BDS endorsements may seem remote, and even ineffectual, from the perspective of repression on the ground.
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She's earned endorsements from newer progressive groups like MoveOn and gotten extensive coverage in the Intercept.
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Endorsements are spread out, though Greimel (perhaps unsurprisingly, as a sitting elected official) has the most.
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Facebook added Profile Tags last year, which are similar to LinkedIn's endorsements Facebook added Profile Tags last year, which are similar to LinkedIn's endorsements Pretty much everyone has a Facebook profile, which are often filled with extensive information about their past jobs titles, employers, education and interests.
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Add that to the fact that Trump is now collecting endorsements from elected Republican officials — he even has more Senate endorsements than Cruz, who is a sitting senator — and it seems the party apparatus is likely to line up behind the nominee, even if it's Trump.
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Endorsements by unions in Nevada could prove critical as the state's working-class voters go to caucus.
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Ms. Clark received strong endorsements from a former superintendent of the prison where she has been held.
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On Friday, one Senate Republican after another condemned Trump, though no one yet has pulled their endorsements.
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Clinton had the advantage of name recognition, endorsements from party officials, and ready access to wealthy donors.
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Her campaign received endorsements from an array of labor unions, progressive advocacy groups and several tribal governments.
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Endorsements on LinkedIn are almost certainly considered testimonials and investment advisers should not accept and delete them.
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While some have announced their endorsements via tweet, so many others publicized their decision via T-shirt.
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Real Madrid and Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo earns some $47 million annually from endorsements, according to Forbes.
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The ritual Trump denunciations -- and endorsements -- uttered by MPs tonight mask another problem of power in Britain.
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The departures came at a time when she had no endorsements from current or former Democratic lawmakers.
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Swift has identified herself as a feminist in recent interviews, but has refrained from making political endorsements.
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The endorsements and issues that Facebook rolled out last week will appear in the vote planning feature.
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Celebrity endorsements running from Lin-Manuel Miranda to Mark Hamill to Guillermo Del Toro made the rounds.
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Biden's California ties and work for the Obama administration have won him some plum endorsements, including Sen.
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His endorsements were not decisive: In each instance, the Biden-endorsed incumbent won by a large margin.
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Cruz cajoles officials for coveted endorsements and travels, with or without Mr. Cruz, to meet potential donors.
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Endorsements are also spread out, though Greimel (perhaps unsurprisingly, as a sitting elected official) has the most.
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Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall lost two endorsements following his season-opening protest during the national anthem.
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That's why the criteria for Run for Something endorsements is not fundraising, policy issues, or even viability.
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She earned endorsements from EMILY's List, which supports pro-choice Democratic women, and the Kansas City Star.
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We'll be brunching as we wait for the rest of the SATC cast endorsements to roll in.
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Meanwhile, Musk's tweeted endorsements of Secretary of State and former Exxon-Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson remain undeleted.
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We benefit from getting strong, qualified endorsements of new investment opportunities from our network of proven founders.
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In her speech, Clinton cited the endorsements of dozens of members of the Republican foreign-policy establishment.
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The endorsements will come in the form of TV and radio ads, mailers, recorded calls and statements.
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Any politician can tell you most endorsements don't pack the power they might have in another age.
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She racked up endorsements from the moderate Republicans who were once a powerful force in Kansas politics.
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The count includes endorsements from several delegates who are free to support the candidate of their choice.
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The endorsements and the SEC's attempt to rein them in are the latest episodes of token mania.
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But there's one thing Priebus, Ryan, and McConnell didn't do after Trump's comments leaked: pull their endorsements.
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John W. Troxell was found to have improperly used military personnel and to have made improper endorsements.
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It's received bipartisan endorsements from the American Civil Liberties Union and the Koch brothers–backed Freedom Partners.
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LeBron James made more money from endorsements ($52 million) than from playing basketball ($35.6 million) last year.
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The endorsements were a blow to Bolsonaro's campaign to position himself as the only anti-corruption candidate.
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During Murphy's 2012 campaign for reelection, his campaign issued a statement celebrating endorsements by anti-abortion groups.
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But where Missguided's campaigns are professionally produced advertisements, there's something more guerilla about Fashion Nova's celebrity endorsements.
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The announcement of Wyden's new bill was accompanied by several endorsements from legal experts and privacy advocates.
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This was a campaign promise that won Trump some vital South Florida endorsements at a crucial time.
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But losing the endorsements of senators and governors isn't the biggest threat to Trump's chances in November.
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The funding, slogans, websites, endorsements and social-media presence of the campaigns will be compared and rated.
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Thus far, Trump has received a few high-profile endorsements, including those of Christie, Sarah Palin, Sen.
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That brought an influx of new funds, a bevy of endorsements, and a wealth of media attention.
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"With @SenWarren & @BernieSanders endorsements - @TomPerriello has shown us how far left he'll go," Gillespie tweeted on Thursday.
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Ellison has racked up scores of endorsements from lawmakers on Capitol Hill and from national labor groups.
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So the line between self-expression and endorsements is very blurry and confounds traditional regulations and delinations.
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She's picked up endorsements from notable groups like EMILY's List, New Dem PAC, and End Citizens United.
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The man had offered a kind of candidacy-by-numbers: raise big money, scoop endorsements, emphasize experience.
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High-profile endorsements for the candidates were also abundant: President Donald Trump voiced his support for Handel.
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We can't worry about what endorsements we gonna lose or whose going to look at us crazy.
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Durant, who rounds out the top three, earns a $30 million salary and $35 million from endorsements.
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"You can purchase extra endorsements to cover the nooks and crannies that you can miss," he said.
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The fact is, celebrity endorsements are ubiquitous today, especially in the personal hygiene, grooming, and cosmetics market.
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Typically, sitting presidents do not make endorsements of presidential candidates until their party's primaries have been completed.
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Stewart on Wednesday asserted he doesn't agree with those men's views, but did not disavow the endorsements.
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Check back here as The Hill updates its list of congressional endorsements ahead of the 2020 election.
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These accomplishments, along with his various endorsements and other business ventures, have earned James some large paychecks.
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She said the high-profile endorsements did not affect her thinking about Mr. Sanders's campaign because Mrs.
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But it's by no means clear that congressional endorsements will translate into actual votes in primary contests.
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By The Wall Street Journal's count, the president is now 36-2 in endorsements this primary cycle.
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His main rival, Stuart King, another young Blairite councillor, had trade-union support and more local endorsements.
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The group plans to roll out an initial set of three endorsements of Republican candidates this week.
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With all this evidence and the official endorsements, you'd think the government would generously fund syringe exchanges.
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You can also get a variety of endorsements to transport hazardous materials or double or triple trailers.
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Beyoncé currently has an estimated net worth of $400 million, thanks to her music, touring, and endorsements.
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So far, the Democratic presidential contenders with the most congressional endorsements also serve on Capitol Hill. Sen.
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She has raised the most money — nearly $1.3 million — and snagged more than a dozen union endorsements.
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Prosecutors have said Mr. Baroni and Ms. Kelly were part of the team steering money for endorsements.
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Trump then began plummeting in the polls, and saw a mass retreat of endorsements and support. 11.
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Sanders, who's made few endorsements and campaign appearances this cycle, stumped alongside Jealous prior to the primary.
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