James Worthy and M.L. Carr were endorsers in the 1980s, but as Nike became dominant and endorsers started earning millions of dollars, New Balance largely exited the sport.
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He was one of the first endorsers of Donald Trump.
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Only a handful of these endorsers will have votes, though.
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As for Florida, one of Biden's most recent endorsers, Rep.
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And in Virginia, two Saturday night endorsers -- McAuliffe and Rep.
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Why not use celebrity endorsers like most other watch brands?
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We've never actually been a brand that has celebrity endorsers.
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Celebrity endorsers, sometimes they fall in and out of favor.
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The headshots of local elected endorsers specked her campaign materials.
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The handful of the New York billionaire's endorsers – including Reps.
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The Los Angeles Times has been tracking each candidate's celebrity endorsers.
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Sarah Palin of Alaska, previous Trump endorsers, have their conservative followings.
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He's also sought pledge cards from endorsers, just to be safe.
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But Porter had high-profile endorsers of her own: Warren, Sen.
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Two Biden endorsers, Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis and Rep.
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Top Nike endorsers, including James and Williams, have publicly backed Kaepernick.
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She has real organizations -- backed by influential endorsers -- in early states.
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Still, Pence is far from joining other Cruz endorsers like Wisconsin Gov.
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I hope you can count me as one of your early endorsers!!
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For all of those endorsers, Mr. Bloomberg has been an important benefactor.
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That is part of Biden's pitch to potential endorsers in the state.
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In their initial announcement, EndSuperdelegates featured statements from prominent endorsers of Secretary Clinton.
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Sanders will be joined at various events Sunday by prominent endorsers, including Rep.
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The #ImWithHer hashtag is used by her endorsers and supporters on social media.
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Former CIA officer Berntsen is perhaps the best known of the three endorsers.
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"Endorsers must show their progress, prove they're working towards the clauses," Sharpe says.
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Nike has defined its brand around star endorsers, many of whom are black.
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Endorsers in South Carolina were fielding a torrent of overtures from rival candidates.
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In response, a number of high profile endorsers have broken ties with the swimmer.
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Each of these brands uses the same caliber of celebrity endorsers as Fashion Nova.
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Some of Silicon Valley's powerful venture capital firms were also represented among the endorsers.
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Big-name endorsers like Sarah Palin and Ann Coulter will campaign here on Saturday.
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Some brands have found their own niches when it comes to lower-profile endorsers.
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And so these anti-Trump forces are now trying to flip big-name Trump endorsers.
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His first two congressional endorsers—Mr Hunter and Chris Collins—have both recently been indicted.
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Users can watch live broadcasts of sellers doing product reviews and interact with celebrity endorsers.
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Meanwhile, the list of Clinton's celebrity endorsers and donors is literally too long to mention.
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This creates more of a necessity to pair endorsers with companies that match their personalities.
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Moore, like many Harris endorsers, stressed that emotions from her premature departure are still raw.
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He also discusses how the relationship between endorsers and advertisers is evolving due to social media.
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Kennedy, a rising star in the Democratic Party, will be among Warren's first high-profile endorsers.
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This is a popular distancing trick doubling as a nifty humble-brag among reluctant Trump endorsers.
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A list of Trump endorsers on the campaign website did not list Hamm as of Friday.
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They've got an all-star lineup of endorsers including James Harden, Dustin Johnson, and Dez Bryant.
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But the other senators still in the presidential race don't have endorsers with such profile. Sens.
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Trey Gowdy to run for the House; and Gowdy was one of Rubio's first high-profile endorsers.
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As for the endorsers, three out five outperformed Trump, and won: Rubio (FL), Johnson (WI), Kirk (IL).
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Only two endorsers underperformed Trump, but they both won their elections anyway: Blunt (MO), and Young (IN).
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Grenardo noted that the athletes' shelf life as product endorsers could be shorter than an Olympic cycle.
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"Hillary Clinton proudly lists Mayor Rahm Emanuel as one of her leading mayoral endorsers," Mr. Sanders said.
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MIAMI — The morning after Joe Biden's Super Tuesday romp, one of his top House endorsers, California Rep.
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His campaign has touted a diverse group of local and congressional endorsers in Texas in recent days.
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While many celebrities serve as brand endorsers, unwitting or not, others are trying to become the brand.
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This might include advertising on Instagram, as well as fees paid to celebrity endorsers to share sponsored posts.
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Actress Lena Dunham — one of Hillary 's biggest celebrity endorsers — emailed her campaign's deputy communications director in 2016.
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The Florida senator has been making inroads with the state's key Mormon population, in part through his endorsers.
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As he was thanking all of his endorsers' supporters' for coalescing around him, he also mentioned Harris' name.
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"We are just getting started," tweeted Representative Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, one of the senator's highest-profile endorsers.
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Some party leaders said the rising influence of social media has come at the cost of institutional endorsers.
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Harris' top endorsers and former aides said they've already received calls from Tom Steyer or his brother, Jim.
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Besides his history, endorsers may also shy away from the 31-year-old Phelps because his visibility is decreasing.
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Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio -- the architect of Phoenix's famous "tent city" jail -- was among his high-profile endorsers.
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This message of social justice is even more expansive and thorough than that of his endorsers Sanders and Warren.
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Its celebrity endorsers included the basketball star Stephen Curry, the golfer Jordan Spieth and the ballet dancer Misty Copeland.
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Warren and Sanders, in particular, have a number of celebrity endorsers who could hit the trail to draw crowds.
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At Hublot and Tag Heuer, you use celebrity endorsers like Usain Bolt and Tom Brady to create sex appeal.
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Rival campaigns are urgently working to persuade caucus-goers and potential endorsers in Iowa to shift their support elsewhere.
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It's gained a whole bevy of prominent endorsers, like former labor leader Andy Stern and Nobel laureate Angus Deaton.
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Under Armour is approaching the sneakerhead market in a smart way, building slowly with the right kind of celebrity endorsers.
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Indeed, the party largely declined to even make a decision pre-Iowa; very few traditional endorsers weighed in last year.
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It comforts Trump-endorsers to think they are standing up for underdogs, but they are letting themselves off too easily.
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Influencers are the new celebrity brand endorsers, and it's mind-blowing how much money they can make from social media.
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For Tiger's endorsers, which include equipment maker TaylorMade, Bridgestone golf balls and Nike apparel, they are getting primetime screen time.
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In 2011, Under Armour partnered with Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, who became one of the company's most prized endorsers.
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Lindell, one of just a few "celebrity" endorsers, gave Trump his seal of approval early and remains a key supporter.
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A news release was prepared, they said, while aides began vetting Mr. Falwell's background, as is standard for presidential endorsers.
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Then after Christie himself dropped out of the race, he became one of Trump's most prominent early endorsers and surrogates.
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Al Sharpton told POLITICO, noting endorsements like Columbia, S.C. Mayor Steve Benjamin and other black leaders who were early endorsers.
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Ellison is the co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus and became one of the earliest Sanders endorsers in Congress.
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The company counts Tennis great Serena Williams, NBA star Dwyane Wade, and Spanish soccer player David Villa among its celebrity endorsers.
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The only non-endorsers who underperformed Trump were Kirk (IL) and Heck (NV), both losing their states' elections along with Trump.
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All of those endorsers have something in common, which illuminates a weakness of Yang's campaign: He's attracting more men than women.
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Moreover, Public Citizen said Amazon's suggested phrasing for how paid endorsers should communicate their relationship with Amazon to customers is confusing.
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Ivory Thigpen, and Johnnie Cordero, chair of the state party's Black Caucus, in addition to more than 153 Douglass Plan endorsers.
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Ivory Thigpen, and Johnnie Cordero, chair of the state party's Black Caucus, in addition to more than 400 Douglass Plan endorsers.
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What they've got now is a dour, vengeful grievance party, epitomized by Trump's two biggest endorsers — Sarah Palin and Chris Christie.
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Still, when Clinton ran for President again, McCaskill was one of her first endorsers—a full three years before the election.
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The state of play: Biden's "endorsement points" — calculated by the political influence of those endorsers — are far outpacing his competitors. Sen.
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"I think it would have been good of him" to meet with "the first endorsers," Hunter told POLITICO at the time.
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Even a giant like Under Armour has begun to give equity stakes to its celebrity endorsers such as NBA MVP Stephen Curry.
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And many voters and potential endorsers say they want to avoid wasting their votes on someone they think cannot win the nomination.
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New Hampshire offers the other candidates an opportunity to strike a blow to his image and cause doubts among funders and endorsers.
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" Democrats Bloomberg's endorsers and campaign finance law "What Mini Mike is doing is nothing less than a large scale illegal campaign contribution.
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Given the wealth of formulas promising increased attention and efficiency, the political similarities among many of their endorsers may just be happenstance.
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Mr. Wolfson said no promises had been made to Mr. Bloomberg's endorsers about what they could expect from him down the line.
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Among the list of endorsers is Representative Leola Robinson-Simpson of Greenville, whose son and niece are on Mr. Steyer's campaign payroll.
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The campaign also has a network of high-profile endorsers to help in some of the biggest cities and media markets: Sen.
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Much like the endorsers they select, who are typically at the top of their sport, Nike tends to lead rather than follow.
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"These 'sponsored posts' were in direct violation of Federal Trade Commission guidelines on disclosing material connections between advertisers and endorsers," the suit alleges.
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Among the list of the ad's endorsers are chief executives from Yelp (YELP), Slack, Tinder, H&M (HNNMY), and food delivery app Postmates.
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They stand to lose the least from accepting the vice-presidential nomination because, as early and eager Trump endorsers, they've already humiliated themselves.
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His 84 endorsers in Iowa rank third, behind Mr. Buttigieg and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, according to the Iowa Starting Line tracker.
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In North Carolina, too, Mr. Bloomberg has racked up a host of powerful endorsers and locked down some of the state's top strategists.
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Another question to ask is whether any unions or endorsers could help secure a state victory, or nudge someone out of the race.
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She suspected many original Harris endorsers — herself included — would now focus instead on bolstering the state's caucus infrastructure and supporting the eventual nominee.
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There are now 200 endorsers drawn from companies like Airbnb, Lyft and eBay as well as venture outfits like Greylock Partners and Accel Partners.
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Bloomberg's endorsers come from swing seats, too, with a difference: Two of them benefited in 2018 from the immense spending of his super PAC.
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Kwan joined the Clinton campaign in 2015 and now works on the campaign's surrogate team, a group that works with the campaign's celebrity endorsers.
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Netflix chief executive Reed Hastings and Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky were both among the endorsers in the business community the Clinton campaign rolled out.
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Sessions, who was one of Trump's earliest endorsers during the presidential campaign, disputed the president's criticism last week in a sharply worded written statement.
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The other possible outcome was what actually happened: Sanders losing to Biden across the board, and Biden's endorsers looking like they made a difference.
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And with their success and online fame, they may be losing the homespun quality that once distinguished them from the crowd of celebrity endorsers.
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"I view myself as a bridge, not as anything else," Mr. Biden said in Detroit on Monday night, campaigning with new endorsers like Gov.
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Bobby Rush endorses Bloomberg's White House bid Sanders, Warren battle for progressive endorsements Bloomberg's congressional endorsers grow to three MORE (D-Fla.) and Rep.
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The list of endorsers shared with CNN includes Robert Ford, ex-US ambassador to Syria, and Sean Carroll, a former senior official at USAID.
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If companies do not show that they are working to support these aims they risk being removed from the list of the project's endorsers.
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In this, Lee is joined by both Trump skeptics like Pat Toomey and Ben Sasse and Trump endorsers like Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio.
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"Hillary Clinton proudly lists Mayor Rahm Emanuel as one of her leading mayoral endorsers," Mr. Sanders said at a rally in Illinois on the weekend.
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If Trump goes down to a massive defeat in November, Cruz and other non-endorsers will be blamed for stabbing the nominee in the back.
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Lance Cayko, communications director for the Libertarian Party of Colorado, and one of the biggest endorsers of the initiative, had long ago expressed his support.
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Win or lose, four of six non-endorsers either equaled or outperformed Trump's percentages of statewide vote: McCain (AZ), Ayotte (NC), Portman (OH), Toomey (PA).
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It invited viewers to consider not just her speech but also the four nights of endorsers and validators, from Mr. Obama to her daughter, Chelsea.
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Those criticisms are echoed by Mr. Gascón's prominent black endorsers, who include Representative Maxine Waters, Senator Kamala Harris and the musician and activist John Legend.
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Among the endorsers are city council members, mayors, town supervisors, professors of political science and history, and activists from LGBTQ, environmental and civil rights groups.
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Tier 1 celebrity endorsers like Munn, DJ Khaled or Jada Pinkett Smith weren't always the best bargain, despite boasting an average of 7.4 million followers.
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YC is accepting both positive and negative recommendations — requiring endorsers to concretely say how likely the given company is to end up as a home run.
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We've reached out to Gavin Andresen and Jon Matonis, two high-profile endorsers of Wright's claim to Satoshi's identity, for their reactions to this latest news.
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Walker was one of Trump's first big celebrity endorsers -- praising his former "Celebrity Apprentice" boss as a brilliant man who will truly make America great again.
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In every race for the White House, there are early and fierce endorsers of the winning candidate who are then viewed, postelection, as having greater influence.
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Some candidates have declared officially, some are publicly mulling a run, and many are visiting early primary states and reaching out to potential donors and endorsers.
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Then there's WW, a company with a history of dramatically debuting the weight loss of various celebrity endorsers in big ad reveals, like Jennifer Hudson in 2010.
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Designated endorsers, who are mostly tech investors and executives, recommend women who are qualified to serve on corporate boards; startups can cull the database to find candidates.
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It seems unlikely that a President Donald Trump will exact vengeance on the non-endorsers -- though as we learned on Election Day, almost anything is possible now.
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"I've been receiving that question for quite some time now and I've got to say to our new endorsers: Welcome to the club," Gray said on Hill.
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In fact, 70% of millennials prefer recommendations from micro-influencers, or non-celebrity endorsers, according to a 2016 survey of 14,000 people by marketing firm Collective Bias.
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This response to the teatox fad has led some celebrities and influencers to actively campaign against "poop teas" and their legion of contrapposto-posing, tumbler-clutching endorsers.
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The company also has a high profile roster of celebrity endorsers, including Martha Stewart, comedian Seth Rogen, rapper Snoop Dogg and most recently, Canadian music superstar Drake.
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For 2020 prospects like Garcetti and Landrieu, the week was a chance to build relationships with potentially important endorsers, court potential donors and talk about national issues.
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Before, candidates competed with one another to make splashy hires of campaign managers and media strategists in the hopes of impressing donors, endorsers and, often, political reporters.
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Why it matters: AOC has instantly become one of the party's most coveted endorsers (up there with Clintons and Obamas) — and has recently made common cause with Sen.
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The company is trying to shake off this image but its choice of endorsers - tennis ace Andy Murray and pro golfer Jordan Spieth among other athletes - isn't helping.
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In the suit, investors are going after the company founders and the celeb endorsers for fraud -- and they're seeking to get their millions of dollars back plus damages.
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Additionally, the company promised to make "reasonable efforts" to abide by its corporate parent PepsiCo's policy ensuring responsible advertising to children and disclosure of contracts with product endorsers.
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Bobby Rush endorses Bloomberg's White House bid Sanders, Warren battle for progressive endorsements Bloomberg's congressional endorsers grow to three MORE (Fla.), a leader of the Blue Dog Democrats.
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The focus on getting an early organization built out in the first-in-the-South primary state has touched off a fierce competition for talent, influencers and endorsers.
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Meanwhile, Kevin Nicholson has built a broad and diverse coalition of supporters and endorsers and he is focused on talking about the issues that matter most to Wisconsin voters.
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While Bush had struggled in the race and failed to keep up with Rubio's poll numbers, he had a strong hold on a number of party elders and endorsers.
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Gillum said Sanders' campaign would benefit from bringing in more black surrogate voices, or working to get different endorsers on the trail and making the rounds on cable television.
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There's plenty of precedent: Coke endorsers have included boldfacers such as Marilyn Monroe and Taylor Swift — and Bubly memorably enlisted crooner Michael Bublé for several playful Super Bowl ads.
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Last season's surprise push for Pachulia was led by celebrity endorsers like the rapper Wyclef Jean, the teenage internet personality Hayes Grier and the president of Georgia, Giorgi Margvelashvili.
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Other Under Armour endorsers, like the movie star Dwayne Johnson, also known as the Rock, and the ballerina Misty Copeland, released their own critical statements aimed at Mr. Plank.
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Clinton has formidable advantages in this campaign — including a much broader network of endorsers, surrogates, and policy experts along with superior name recognition and a bigger, more experienced staff.
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Duncan Hunter, one of Trump's first endorsers, was indicted for misusing federal campaign funds; and the president's top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, was caught palling around with a white nationalist.
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But many of those commercials flopped with viewers, who sometimes simply did not warm to "polarizing" endorsers like Kim Kardashian, who appeared in an ad for T-Mobile last year.
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Why it matters: Many in the sneaker industry believe Williamson's deal will make him one of the three highest-paid rookie sneaker endorsers ever, rivaling LeBron James and Kevin Durant.
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Trump has several high-profile, career-minded endorsers, but he has developed almost no campaign infrastructure that could become a movement foundation, and he's inspired almost no down-ballot proteges.
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Converse, the shoe Jordan wore while playing for the University of North Carolina, wanted to sign Jordan, but it already had celebrity athlete endorsers in Magic Johnson and Larry Bird.
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However, just this past weekend, Bernie Sanders hammered Clinton on her ties to the mayor, stating: Hillary Clinton proudly lists Mayor Rahm Emanuel as one of her leading mayoral endorsers.
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Ms. Gillibrand is also technically still only "exploring" a White House bid, though she and her staff have begun telling potential endorsers that she will formally declare later this month.
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At a rally Monday night in Detroit, he called himself a "bridge" to a new generation, nodding at three younger endorsers (and potential running mates) on stage with him: Sens.
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He only took the stage after a parade of prominent endorsers, including Scott Walker, Carly Fiorina, and influential conservative talk-radio host Charlie Sykes, sung his praises and pilloried Trump.
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Her staff is top tier and she has a lot of endorsements, so the remaining candidates will fight over those people — particularly for her endorsers in the Congressional Black Caucus.
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During Jack Welch's time — and he's a good friend and actually one of the endorsers of the book — you didn't have to be good at communications to be a great CEO.
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And in the clearest sign of Clinton's allegiance to Obamaism to date, the campaign picked Tim Kaine, who was one of Obama's first early endorsers in 211, as her running mate.
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And in the clearest sign of Clinton's allegiance to Obamaism to date, the campaign picked Tim Kaine, who was one of Obama's first early endorsers in 2007, as her running mate.
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We were talking with the Playmaker about celebrity underwear endorsers (yeah, it was a weird convo) ... when we brought up guys like Justin Bieber, who's a spokesperson for Calvin Klein undies.
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He is leaning on a roster of high-profile endorsers in the state, and he is campaigning here day after day, putting a particular focus on outreach to voters of color.
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Bobby Rush endorses Bloomberg's White House bid Sanders, Warren battle for progressive endorsements Bloomberg's congressional endorsers grow to three MORE (D-Fla.) threw their support behind the former mayor (Politico). Rep.
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Others, like using paid actors instead of real people, or even hiring celebrity endorsers to express their affinity for a product, came off as "deceptive" or "manipulative," according to those surveyed.
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Duncan Hunter (R-CA), one of his first endorsers, was indicted for misusing federal campaign funds; and his top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, was caught palling around with a white nationalist.
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The settlement bans Martin and Cassell and their company from treating professional endorsers like average consumers talking about the product, and requires disclosure of any compensation provided to people endorsing their product.
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The Federal Trade Commission recently reached a settlement with Machinima, which works with a huge network of video creators, "prohibiting it from "misrepresenting that paid endorsers in influencer campaigns are independent reviewers.
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Amie Parnes and Scott Wong report that Biden would be trying to defeat a half-dozen current Democratic senators who have forged their own relationships with colleagues and potential donors and endorsers.
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At a rally following his press conference in Sioux City Monday night, a parade of Cruz's endorsers took the stage, putting the weight of their ideological zealotry behind his White House bid.
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The campaign also wrote checks totaling $45,000 in January to the consulting firm of one of his prominent endorsers, former Philadelphia mayor Michael Nutter, a "national co-chair" of the Bloomberg campaign.
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Impressive performances by two other major Under Armour endorsers - National Basketball Association point guard Stephen Curry and National Football League quarterback Cam Newton - have not sparked major rallies in the company's stock.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's Republican endorsers -- ranging from the enthusiastic to the halfhearted to the come-lately -- together staked out a freshly warped position Monday: I'll take the candidate, but not his fights.
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Sometimes they pay off — as when the company signed Cam Newton out of college — or when it added Jordan Spieth to its roster of endorsers not long before he won the 2015 Masters.
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One of Nike's product testers and top endorsers, she is the first skater from the UAE to compete on the international circuit—and the first to wear the hijab on that grand stage.
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At the same time, several of his earliest endorsers praised the billionaire for committing to keep hundreds of aides in the field working against Trump even if Bloomberg himself isn't the Democratic nominee.
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The company is working with endorsers such as top stars Todd Gurley and Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams and JuJu Smith-Schuster of the Pittsburgh Steelers on a new ad campaign.
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The brand already has a celebrated pool of endorsers, including tennis star Serena Williams, basketball phenom LeBron James, soccer stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar Jr, as well as golfers Francesco Molinari and Brooks Koepka.
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His advisers, endorsers and supporters encompass a range of white nationalist and white supremacist figures and his policy positions have reflected their worldview, from requiring registration of all Muslims to deporting all undocumented immigrants.
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The coin at the center of the scandal is called Centra Tech -- and, according to the class action lawsuit, Floyd and Khaled were influential celebrity endorsers who promoted the virtual currency on social media.
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Clinton's team tested the reach of their endorsers before the general election, the people who were the most valuable with undecided voters were stars, like Ms. Sheindlin, who reached broad audiences on network television.
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"Kamala Harris intends to win South Carolina, which is why we're the first to have paid organizers and prominent endorsers in every region of the state," South Carolina director Jalisa Washington-Price told Reuters.
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Once there, it was clear they had been duped out of the experience promised by McFarland and his numerous celebrity endorsers—Ja Rule, Bella Hadid, Kylie Jenner—as a part of his elaborate ticket scam.
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The company, founded in 2012 and based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, grew to more than 8,000 members, with celebrity endorsers such as Kim Kardashian and investors such as Jay-Z and the Saudi royal family.
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Mr. Peruri said that someone wrote letters, mostly anonymous, to the local papers and to his endorsers and major supporters, insinuating a falsehood: that he had been connected with insider trading in his former job.
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Harris' rival Democrats, while lamenting her sudden exit, are now fully in a frantic scramble to court the high-profile Democratic endorsers, talented staff and well-heeled donors who had once backed the California senator.
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As a purported once and future customer, and as the Louisiana-Pacific plyboard of celebrity endorsers, Shaquille O'Neal is an all-too perfect fit for The General, and the results are at once terrible and transcendent.
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Bobby Rush endorses Bloomberg's White House bid Sanders, Warren battle for progressive endorsements Bloomberg's congressional endorsers grow to three MORE (D-Fla.) and Max RoseMax RoseMixed feelings on war power limits: Lawmakers and vet candidates Rep.
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Rumored as a potential vice-presidential candidate and among the most desired presidential endorsers, Ms. Abrams said in an interview with The New York Times that she has pressured the candidates to focus on voting rights.
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No matter how they came to join a sudden and growing army of endorsers for Biden, each backer had one thing in common: a desire to stop the surge of the self-described democratic socialist Sanders.
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At the start of the month, the number of Democratic endorsers reached 118 — constituting a majority of the caucus and energizing grassroots impeachment advocates who have long pressed Pelosi and her leadership team to launch an inquiry.
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Several of Sanders's major endorsers have already switched to Clinton's side, and media attention has moved on to the Clinton/Trump general election clash (with Elizabeth Warren getting a lot more attention than Sanders in recent weeks).
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In 2017, he was criticized by some of his company's celebrity endorsers, including Stephen Curry and Dwayne Johnson, when he said in an interview that President Trump's business background made him "a real asset" to the country.
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The crowds here are smaller, key endorsers remain on the sidelines and his supporters, after three years of stewing about what many believed to have been a rigged primary contest, are wondering why he's not doing better.
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The Minnesota senator said there are "many people out there" to represent her case to voters if she can't leave Washington "for a few weeks," pointing to her daughter, her husband and her endorsers as possible surrogates.
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He also played a role in Mr. Kaepernick's negotiations with Nike over 2017 and 2018, which resulted in Nike's making Mr. Kaepernick one of its highest paid football endorsers and a face of a new advertising campaign.
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Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs, one of Bloomberg's many mayoral endorsers, went to a training program for mayors at Harvard funded by Bloomberg; the billionaire also donated $500,000 to an education reform group in Tubbs's city, the Times reports.
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Two hundred voters had gathered in the Culinary Training Academy to see him, and they waited patiently, a live band vamping for time, until an army of local endorsers — none of them white — introduced the former vice president.
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After all, at the Republican National Convention he brought out celebrity endorsers like Willie "Duck Dynasty" Robertson, Scott "Joanie Loves Chachi" Baio, and Antonio "Miscellaneous Soap Operas" Sabato Jr. These are hardly the brightest stars in the firmament.
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Bloomberg's House supporters received a briefing on the results, a source said, which are also being used to recruit new endorsers as Sanders rises and Biden's candidacy largely hinges on the outcome of South Carolina's primary this Saturday.
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As more endorsers relinquish their political neutrality, companies may have to decide if signing a celebrity like Mr. Curry is ultimately worth it if they don't see eye to eye on matters beyond the color of the sneaker.
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And on Wednesday he invited supporters to a Washington, D.C., fundraiser at the Homer Building on the evening of March 15 — the day Florida votes — with a host committee of his squadron of congressional endorsers, including 14 senators.
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In this graph put together by FiveThirtyEight's Harry Enten, Christie registers as the most liberal candidate by far, with the most liberal elite supporters (although his endorsers appear to be quite a bit more conservative that he is).
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Biden's campaign initially dismissed Bloomberg as a serious threat but has started to change its posture after Biden lost two elections while some endorsers began flipping their support from the former vice president to the former New York mayor.
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It's gross and the FTC ought to crack down on the practice: There's another plus: Many users don't view influencers as paid endorsers or salespeople—even though a significant percentage are—but as trusted experts, friends, and "real" people.
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While Trump complained to Fox's Earhardt on Thursday that he hired Sessions only out of loyalty — Sessions was one of Trump's first endorsers in Congress — Sessions is in the job because he believes in Trumpism more than Trump does.
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All we can say is that back in October it was probably safer to un-endorse Trump, and it appears now that threat of a backlash from Trump's voters against the un-endorsers was very minimal in the end.
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One of his early endorsers among his former opponents, Ben Carson, has been a high-profile African-American voice for Trump, and Carson's business manager Armstrong Williams confirmed that the retired neurosurgeon would help in the new outreach effort.
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Some of the company's recent celebrity endorsers have included Jamie Foxx, NBA star Stephen Curry, singer Mary J. Blige, and actors Bill Hader (SNL), Kerry Washington (Scandal), Michael Peña (Ant-Man, End of Watch) and Adam Scott (Parks and Recreation)
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" TINA contacted Khaled's attorneys about a number of potential Federal Trade Commission violations; the FTC requires paid endorsers to be transparent in their social media posts about their relationships with the brands, and to use hashtags like "#sponsored" or "#ad.
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J.P. Morgan said it believes the company benefits from "Winfrey's wide network of influential senior leaders across companies in the U.S." The company reaches members as they follow the progress of celebrity endorsers who are going through weight loss and health improvement programs.
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This trend continued in Iowa's 3rd District, taking in Des Moines and the southwest part of the state, where Cindy Axne won with a long list of mainstream endorsers and Pete D'Alessandro, who was backed by Mr. Sanders, finished a distant third.
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Even some more sordid allegations have caused brands to pause but return to successful endorsers, such as Nike's continued use of Kobe Bryant after he was accused of rape and sodomy and then the charges were later dropped when his accuser refused to testify.
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But there are not many high-profile potential endorsers left for Sanders to draw from, except one, Warren — and she may not want to after being on the receiving end of just the kinds of attacks the Sanders supporters are now deploying against Biden.
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Though the schools and their celebrity endorsers have not really responded publicly to the criticisms against them, the chief of staff of the education group that owns University of Phoenix told the Atlantic in 2015 that the behemoth's was working to improve graduation rates.
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Another move Biden might consider in order to wrest more headline inches away from Trump—to actually earn the earned media offered him by James Clyburn and his other endorsers ahead of Super Tuesday—would simply be making himself more available to the press.
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With New York now in the bag and a team of celebrity investors/endorsers in their corner, the UFC has officially become something entirely new and different than what it was, something not even the most optimistic among us could have seen coming 10 years ago.
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Republican National Committee head Reince Priebus, former Republican New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich are among the Trump endorsers hoping to talk the real estate mogul into a dramatic reset of his campaign in the coming days, sources tell NBC News.
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The abruptness with which these one-time endorsers abandoned their party's presidential nominee, citing in many cases their wives and daughters as inspirations for their decisions, raises questions about whether these Republicans know any Mexican immigrants or Muslims, given Trump's similarly offensive comments about those groups.
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Ted Cruz was a latecomer to the Trump Train, but has campaigned on his behalf; Vander Plaats, meanwhile, says he's voting for Trump but stresses he's "not going to be a lapdog," sounding more than anything like some of the highest-profile Democratic endorsers of Bernie Sanders.
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The amount you get paid depends on your follower count, and while Heller wouldn't confirm which celebrities are getting paid a quarter of a million dollars per post, it's fair to assume someone like Kylie Jenner, with her 59 million followers, is among the highest-paid celebrity endorsers.
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Take away the shiny packaging and celebrity endorsers, though, and you're left with products plagued by the same problems as dietary supplements: There's no good evidence that they can deliver on the results they promise, and a lack of government oversight and clear standards puts consumers at risk.
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And consider too, Under Armour, headed by founder-CEO Kevin Plank, who, through town halls and company meetings featuring the likes of UA endorsers Tom Brady and Jordan Spieth, says he is driven to make each one of the company's 11,000 employees feel like an owner: passionate, fearless, and all-in.
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From NBC News: Republican National Committee head Reince Priebus, former Republican New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich are among the Trump endorsers hoping to talk the real estate mogul into a dramatic reset of his campaign in the coming days, sources tell NBC News.
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During her bus tour, she highlighted the endorsements she had received in Iowa, offering them as evidence of her strength but also as a matter of utility: If she must remain in Washington in January for President Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate, these endorsers will double as active surrogates.
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"We are extremely concerned that the qualification criteria for the next DNC debate in Las Vegas Wednesday night will effectively silence the voices of Nevadans and South Carolinians, the first two truly diverse states to participate in this pivotal election," reads the letter signed by 24 Steyer endorsers in South Carolina.
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The FTC says that it sent a warning letter to Teami in April 2018, one that required all of the company's Instagram endorsers to clearly disclose that they were being paid to promote the company without hiding that info behind the 'click here for more' parts of their photo captions.
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Last year, Johnson & Johnson tapped teenage Instagram users with around 500 followers each to promote its latest line of Clean & Clear products, reasoning that these people would be seen as more trustworthy endorsers of the acne-combating collection of cleansers and creams than mainstream celebrities who hawk a variety of products.
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Unlike the international solidarity endorsers of BDS, or the headline artists, like Roger Waters and Brian Eno, who pressure their counterparts to boycott Israel, most Palestinians, whose everyday life is dependent on Israeli goods and services, employment, and mobility, are not in a position, practically speaking, to join the boycott.
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"This all-female group of endorsers will play key roles in the campaign's Women for Biden grassroots movement—a national network of supporters working to connect and organize other women to help get Joe elected because of his unmatched record fighting for women's health care, paychecks, safety, and families," the campaign said.
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Payments to endorsers in the state became an issue last week when a supporter of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. made thinly veiled suggestions that a rival candidate, Tom Steyer, had traded cash for endorsements by making payments to State Representative Jerry Govan, the head of the South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus.
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Instead, it became a nearly 30-minute, freewheeling event in which Mr. Trump said he "probably" wouldn't attend the final Republican presidential debate before the caucuses, on Thursday; indicated that he would talk to members of Congress before deporting people under his immigration plan; and denounced critics who questioned whether he had made promises to his high-profile endorsers.
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Though the book does not constitute a formal endorsement of BDS on the part of its editors (or its high-profile endorsers such as New York Times critic Holland Cotter), its publication is a significant indication of the increasing legitimacy of BDS among the artworld intelligentsia and implicitly extends an invitation to push the movement further.
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The Democratic field has already been narrowed to two, of course, and the scant number of that party's debates means that Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders haven't appeared on the same stage very often—mostly, the two seem to exist in parallel universes of enthusiasm, each using their personal celebrity endorsers (Killer Mike and Lena Dunham, to name two) to hype up crowds.
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Though his departure from the race is unlikely to have much of an effect on other candidates' polling, the Booker campaign was a leader in endorsements in Iowa and New Hampshire and had a particularly notable staff of Iowa organizers, setting up a likely scramble by the remaining candidates to secure both endorsers and staff members in the early nominating states.
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Hours after the pledge signing, Vukmir hit Nicholson after one of his endorsers, former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon, was quoted disparaging President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's eldest son in a book excerpt.
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His endorsers include former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE and former Attorney General Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts GOP governor vetoes New Hampshire bill to create independent redistricting commission Why target Tucker Carlson?
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"The size and breadth of today's cohort of endorsers highlight both the extreme threat that Donald Trump poses to our nation and our world, and the widespread belief among those who've devoted their lives to keeping America safe that Biden is the candidate best prepared to step in as commander in chief, restore our global standing, and once again put Americans' security ahead of politics," the release reads.
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It contained virtually everything of significance in Trump's political universe: the daily, weekly and monthly master schedules; the full staff list with everyone's contact information; a similar list of the campaign's various contractors; daily talking points for staff and surrogates; a running tally of the delegate count; a list of Trump endorsers; a metrics chart of field activities in each state, including the daily number of calls made and doors knocked; position papers on each major issue; various documents requiring the candidate's signature; and drafts of coming speeches.
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CreditCreditDrew Anthony Smith for The New York Times In addition to Bumble, the dating app that requires women to make the first move, Whitney Wolfe Herd, the company's founder and chief executive, oversees the following: an app for friends (Bumble BFF), an app for networking (Bumble Bizz), an app for gay men (Chappy), a print magazine (Bumble Mag), an investment fund (Bumble Fund), a film fund (Bumble Presents … The Female Film Force), a psychotherapeutic skin care line (Bumble Beauty), a restaurant concept (Bumble Brew), operations in nine countries, and a slew of celebrity investors and endorsers including Priyanka Chopra and Serena Williams.
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