Do they have the financial resources to go the distance.
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But does Westworld have the potential to go the distance?
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Dating app relationships have the ability to go the distance.
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But some people really know how to go the distance.
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To go the distance with our goals, we need something stronger.
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"He said: "I don't expect the fight to go the distance.
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And yet, very few people are actually ready to go the distance.
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"I tend to surround myself with people who can go the distance."
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John Collins knows how to make a piece of paper go the distance.
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These moonbeams could illuminate someone who wants to go the distance with you.
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But it has to be asked: Does he think they'll go the distance?
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Click through for the lotions that will go the distance all year 'round.
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If you're willing to go the distance, then you usually get the job!
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Super Mario Run is a record-breaker, but can it go the distance?
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When things didn't work out quickly, I wasn't willing to go the distance.
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If it's grounded in reality, then you can go the distance with it.
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And the bottom line is, we have the resources to go the distance.
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He really knows how to make a $19,000 ad buy go the distance.
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Clearly the hope is Fairphone 3 packs enough smartphone punch to go the distance.
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If not, the lamentations about his ability to go the distance will grow louder.
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He quickly and firmly announced that he thought the couple would go the distance.
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Even moderate Democrats have real concerns about Joe Biden's ability to go the distance.
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So whether you're heading to the airport or not, these bottoms will go the distance.
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With Sanders ailing and Kamala Harris sputtering, Buttigieg has enough money to go the distance
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Initially, it seemed like it was Zayn Malik's sexy sadness that might go the distance.
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They reappeared in 2017, proving that a $50 pair of jeans can really go the distance.
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One of 'em was on "TMZ Live," and seemed determined to go the distance with Brown.
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In doing so he became the only fighter to go the distance with Dempsey since 1918.
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We'll have plenty of food, water and lots of caffeine to help you go the distance.
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Plenty of apps have cracked in and had a moment but very few go the distance.
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His campaign can go the distance if he wants to, but he can't win the nomination.
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But the long-shot contender with no political experience was ultimately unable to go the distance.
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This pooch is built like a self-launching javelin that can go the distance—and the height.
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We built a campaign to go the distance and that's what I think is going to happen.
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But the reach of that consciousness never seems to go the distance when it comes to gender.
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By 2014, when that one came out, it looked like you were going to go the distance.
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But he's got deep-pocketed backers who seem to be ready to go the distance with him.
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"They're not going to start a proxy fight unless they're willing to go the distance," he said.
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It challenges each participant to go the distance and put a diamond ring where their mouth is.
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The tasters noted it doesn't really go the distance, tasting a lot thinner as the cup cools.
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It seems like you don't think that they are willing to go the distance on this stuff.
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Unlike their skinny-legged predecessor, these new pull-on styles go the distance when it comes to options.
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Hoxmeier suggests hitting up outlet stores for discounted items that are well-made and will go the distance.
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Although the previous administration didn't always go the distance, there was consistent diplomatic engagement on human rights issues.
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Despite the fearsome slugging of the men, 10 of the 14 expect the fight to go the distance.
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"This is great news and it positions us to not just go the distance, but win," Schmuhl wrote.
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In January of 2019, we got Andy, the man willing to go the distance for his buddies in Fyre.
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While Davidson and Grande's love didn't go the distance, we're betting Guy and Jenkins' sweetheart story is just beginning.
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Even when I'm using battery-hogging programs like Chrome and Slack, the x360 still manages to go the distance.
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And to prove that she's willing to go the distance, she showed up in a very familiar looking dress.
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A royal agenda this packed needs a look that can go the distance, and Markle's outfit does just that.
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When on top of his game, Wade is a locked-in Jason Bourne who need not go the distance.
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In order to reduce his housing costs as much as possible, he was willing to go the distance, literally.
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I know Joe has all those performance bonuses but I always prepare for a fight to go the distance.
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With fourth-teamer Allan Walters also out, that left Wallace (8 of 17, 30 yards) to go the distance.
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In order to reduce his housing costs as much as possible, he was willing to go the distance — literally.
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And here's the thing: he doesn't want to beat Apollo, all he wants to do is go the distance.
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Most companies go through good and bad times; we try to find the founders that would go the distance.
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Democrats on Wednesday expressed grave reservations about whether Biden's fundraising performance is an indication he cannot go the distance.
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"I was tired, but I was conditioned to go the distance," he said in an interview several years ago.
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Buttigieg needs to come across as 'woke' -- sincere, empathetic and someone willing to go the distance to fight for equality.
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We're cautiously hopeful that this little lady will continue to go the distance and keep melting hearts along the way.
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He needed just 100 pitches to go the distance, including 22 pitches to retire the final six batters in order.
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Last summer, I gave you five reasons why so many Americans loved Trump and why he would go the distance.
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"You've got to get through 12 primaries and caucuses to show that you've chops to go the distance," he said.
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And would Trump be willing to go the distance with a running mate who hasn't already joined the campaign enthusiastically?
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He never led me onto the fact that he was ever disappointed that I didn't go the distance with athletics.
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They will not ask him to go the distance — this is 2018, after all — but Roberts expects the same outcome.
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The two were deeply devoted to their Southern Baptist religion—but their devotion to each other couldn't go the distance.
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The last few months of the year are when studios unleash all those titles they're hoping will go the distance.
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It goes without saying that it's really too early at this point to say which titles will actually go the distance.
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It seems if you're a farmer looking for a Tinder date, you'll need to be willing to go the distance ...literally.
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Anything lower than a second-place finish in Iowa will allow doubts about his ability to go the distance to return.
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"It will happen one day, but it will really take someone special to make him go the distance," adds the source.
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The hope is that low-wage workers will be more likely to go the distance for a position that carries opportunity.
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"It will happen one day, but it will really take someone special to make him go the distance," added the source.
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And they said he's earned the right to go the distance and try to influence the party platform at the convention.
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But there are still items that will wear out, and most pickup buyers need assurances that they can go the distance.
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Including men's best-of-three matches, though, Nishikori has the best career winning percentage in those that go the distance: .743.
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He's a good inside runner, good outside runner, and catches the ball well and he's got speed to go the distance.
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Be prepared to go the distance with passion and tenacity to get through the barriers, especially one of the big barriers - rejection.
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The last IndyCar race to go the distance without a caution was the 2013 race at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.
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And so what we needed to do early on was to raise the money to ensure that we could go the distance.
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Fitch can be relied upon to show up ready to go the distance and to keep up the pace through the rounds.
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Though few expected this one to go the distance, the former bantamweight and former lightweight slugged it out until the final bell chimed.
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When you view your clothes as things that go the distance, you develop a relationship with them that I had long forgotten about.
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You want wireless earbuds that go the distance and don't die after a few hours and fortunately the Bullets Wireless last pretty long.
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Few are giving McGregor a chance; in fact, most think it would be a victory if he could go the distance with Mayweather.
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They were successful in part because they recognized that litigation is a war of attrition, and they were willing to go the distance.
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Collins had planned to use a plethora of pitchers to get through the game, and Ynoa was not expected to go the distance.
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The Wedding Economy Americans are willing to go the distance to attend their loved ones weddings, even when it comes at a price.
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They sing, in order: "I See the Light" from Tangled, "You'll Be In My Heart" from Tarzan, and "Go the Distance" from Hercules.
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"Then I&aposm assessing whether or not the entrepreneur has the unique blend of confidence and humility to go the distance," he said.
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They don't need to acclimate to the altitude or learn how to properly fuel themselves with calories and hydration to go the distance.
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Seriously, according to SportsLine, the Indians only have a 6.4% shot to go the distance ... behind the Giants (9.0%), Rangers (11.9%) and Nationals (12.0%).
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But with O'Rourke's flop, there will be even more attention paid to whether Buttigieg has the depth to go the distance in this race.
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Cruz edged out a small win over Trump in the Hawkeye State, and he was seen as having the potential to go the distance.
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Of course, Wentz is only 3 games into his NFL career ... but Stallone explains why he's already convinced the kid can go the distance.
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Keys was again forced to go the distance and a bit more by Osaka, in her first appearance in the U.S. Open main draw.
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"Money is a double-edge sword: Yes, it gives you instant credibility in terms of having the resources to go the distance," she said.
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And he has a national infrastructure and a committed band of supporters and donors that make it clear that he could go the distance.
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If McGregor should manage to make a fight of it and go the distance, it will bruise both the bruising game and Mayweather's legacy.
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Thanks to decades of racing evolution, machines are far more reliable and now can easily go the distance of even the most grueling races.
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In the words of Carrie Bradshaw, "I couldn't help but wonder" what makes certain couples go the distance while others fizzle in the L.A. sun?
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Her friends, like the former restaurant critic and Gourmet editor Ruth Reichl, worry that she won't find someone who can go the distance with her.
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Horn's trainer Glenn Rushton has bullishly predicted the fight will go the distance but the former Olympian will go into his hometown bout a rank outsider.
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" Warren pointed to her decision to campaign not only in the early states but across the country as she builds a "campaign to go the distance.
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Go the distance Signing up for runs, triathlons or marathons is a popular New Year's resolution -- and all the mud, sweat and tears are worth it.
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Just enter your name and a few other details on the site, click enter and you're ready -- or rather, your name is -- to go the distance.
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But Bloomberg has the resources to go the distance, and Democrats say there is a surprising well of goodwill for him among moderates in the party.
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The Wizards and their forebears — the Baltimore Bullets, the Capital Bullets and the Washington Bullets — have not been asked to go the distance nearly as often.
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"Toyotas are known for their reliability, and our findings show that these capable family haulers are able to go the distance for their owners," Ly said.
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When the players fail to go the distance in the group, the chances of them winning three double headers and the final must feel absurdly slim.
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" And, "Of all the bonkers tech you've seen at CES this week, which one do you think will go the distance and actually make an impact?
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But it wasn't enough to go the distance in the runoff, when Roby was declared the winner by a margin of better than 2-to-1 Tuesday.
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Since white tops match with everything, ground playful outfits and add polish to sleek separates, more of these staples in my closet will really go the distance.
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It takes a strong couple to be able to go the distance, but there is no doubt Mikki Miller and Tyson Noël have got what it takes.
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Ausmus called his decision to allow Fulmer to go the distance a "special case" since he had a shutout going and many friends and family in attendance.
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Still, Harris has the profile, the money and the early-state organizations to go the distance -- even if she is drafting off the two leaders right now.
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Starting a business isn't easy, but taking the right steps in the beginning can go a long way in establishing a company that can go the distance.
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In the only first-round series to go the distance, Denver outlasted Gregg Popovich and his San Antonio Spurs after missing the playoffs the previous five seasons.
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When "Brothers Convince Little Sister of Zombie Apocalypse" came through Riff on Monday, April 11, Ryan Toomes, Jukin's director of acquisitions, knew it could go the distance.
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Too spindly and unsafe to go the distance, too sedate of pace (and challenged for sidewalk space) to feel worthwhile if you don't have far to go anyway.
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Plenty of people responded to the photos, looking for their own "extra" friends that could go the distance and snap perfect photos while offering up support and camaraderie.
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Over the years (and many failed pencils) we've found a few that truly go the distance, preventing greasy creases even as the mercury rises to triple-digit temps.
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While thoughts of Arrieta joining Don Larsen and Roy Halladay in the history books were fun, it was unlikely he would have been allowed to go the distance.
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Leonard says he's impressed by the paychecks both fighters will pull in -- but he'll be even more impressed if Conor can go the distance with The Best Ever.
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Newt Gingrich knows how to sit on a fence -- 'cause he's now defending Al Franken ... while also bashing him for thinking he could go the distance in politics.
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Officials say that on average, female cadets maintain a higher grade-point average and are more likely to graduate then males; 75 percent of women go the distance.
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And even though Trump now wants a short and sweet trial, it looks like his stacked legal team is prepared to go the distance — if they need to.
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But Bloomberg used a slate of closed-door meetings to frame himself as a centrist who can go the distance against Trump and invest heavily in swing states.
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Given the energy and media attention given to Trump's campaign, the loss will raise questions about his ability to go the distance and particularly about his ground game.
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I'll have one opportunity (one!) in January to turn over my fall go-tos for a few winter essentials, but this first round has to go the distance. Literally.
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Although Dolly only lived to age 6, and cloned mice have experienced shortened lifespans, the scientists at Seoul National University appear confident that Snuppy's puppies will go the distance.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ukraine's eighth seed Elina Svitolina reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals for the first time on Monday and hopes her boxing workouts can help her go the distance.
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Floyd Mayweather Sr. is coming out swingin' at Justin Bieber -- saying the pop star doesn't know a DAMN THING about boxing if he thinks Conor's gonna go the distance.
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This next phase of AI is all about substance over flash; the focus now is on the hard work of building and strengthening real businesses that can go the distance.
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The shoe might not go the distance through heavy mileage, but it will get you through a couple of weekly training runs and should hold up for a few months.
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When Marc Blumencranz had an opportunity to compete in the 123 Ironman Triathlon World Championships in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, he spared no expense in his preparations to go the distance.
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If you were one of the handful of people who thought Jennifer Lopez and Drake might actually go the distance, it's time to get over it: She's moved on. LoveBScott.
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Refurbished smart tech comes with a 12-month warranty from the eBay Refurbished Tech Hub, so you can sleep easy knowing that your phone or laptop will go the distance.
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"I'm not an overpowering-type or strikeout-type pitcher," said Hendricks, who would be in line to start Game 7 if the Cubs can make the Series go the distance.
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Clinton, despite the most negative media coverage of any candidate in this cycle — yes, worse than Donald Trump's — go the distance, while the G.O.P. establishment went down to humiliating defeat?
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"[You] must do [your] homework to connect with students and faculty and go the distance to do video chats and visit events at which the school is presenting," said Dearden.
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The Indiana Democrat, a top-tier moderate in the primary field, maintained that his centrist campaign was best suited to go the distance over a progressive campaign like those of Sens.
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Cramer said he would stay on as director and the technical procedure would not affect daily operations of subsidiaries or the firm's determination to "go the distance" with arbitration over Guinea.
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In the second sequence, the "I just wanna go the distance" sequence from the movie "Rocky" (2:00 in the video clip), the video subtly elevates an ordinary moment of doubt.
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A novel or movie gets you only so far down the road to empathy; to go the distance, you need more intimate, immediate experience of hurts and aspirations not your own.
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In past columns I urged him not to run — citing his unsuccessful previous presidential bids, his age, his eccentricities and his outright flaws — and doubted his ability to go the distance.
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Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto was also asked whether he felt Mercedes could go the distance unbeaten and shook his head as drivers Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc both said no.
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With the constellations at least five years away from operation, many observers think it's unlikely all three companies will go the distance, with funding and regulatory support consolidating around the likely winner.
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But the Japanese top seed, who had already been forced to go the distance in her first two rounds, was clueless in a 6-4 6-2 defeat to Czech Katerina Siniakova.
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Moonlight has a passionate fanbase, and both Lion and Patriots Day had me bawling, but I don't see what else could go the distance unless Martin Scorsese delivers another masterpiece with Silence.
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He was the champ that MMA needed—for two and a half years Chuck took fight after fight on UFC pay-per-views and no one could go the distance with him.
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"I would go the distance to aim to convince you that we are not a part of this market and unintentionally underwent a marketing event at the wrong trade-show," Srivastava said.
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But whatever the vulnerabilities and limitations of the five senators I already mentioned, most of them — plus others, including Amy Klobuchar and Sherrod Brown — could go the distance under the right circumstances.
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The size of the sale indicates that Fox Searchlight will push this one hard, but without big stars or a director willing to do press, can "A Hidden Life" go the distance?
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He's taken the lead in the national polls, looks like the only candidate who can count on crossing the 15% threshold in most states, and has the money to go the distance.
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Along with the Tsunami Democràtic app the live map means there will soon be two bespoke tools supporting a campaign of civil disobedience whose unknown organizers clearly hope will go the distance.
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This campaign is built to go the distance, which is why Governor Bullock will continue fighting for his vision of an America where everyone has a fair shot at a better life.
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But if you step back and look at this thing like a horse race, you have to admit the guy has form — and more than enough cunning and ambition to go the distance.
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But he holds a remarkable distinction: He is one of the best players of the Open era in matches that go the distance, and he seems to be getting better at it, too.
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Yes, it wicks moisture and sports the Nike logo but the Nike Dri-Fit Miler helps runners go the distance, thanks to flat seams to avoid chafing and reflective details to increase visibility.
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"We've run into a lot of people here who are encouraging us to go the distance because the people at this meeting particularly have a charge of putting together a winning ticket," Weaver said.
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If Hannah doesn't take him all the way, Connor may actually have the goods to go the distance with America, ABC, and 30 very special women who are all there for the right reasons.
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"We are constantly watching for female artists, signed or independent, who we feel have the talent to go the distance," Leslie Fram, CMT's SVP of Music Strategy and Talent, told Mashable in an email.
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It really pays to go the distance on "Dancing with the Stars" -- just ask U.S. Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez ... who just made a TON OF CASH on her way to winning the Mirrorball Trophy.
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He said he would be staying on as a director and the technical procedure would not affect daily operations of subsidiaries or the company's determination to "go the distance" with its arbitration over Guinea.
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The first two installments of West's trilogy— College Dropout and Late Registration—framed him as a boastful, socially aware figure willing to go the distance to voice his opinions on racial inequality and homophobia.
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"I believe this fight is not going to go the distance, the person who has the bigger will is going to win this fight," promoter Jack Brice told IOL leading up to the fight.
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The answer is to unite around one moderate contender buttressed by another, a united centrist ticket that can more broadly appeal to the nation and go the distance. Bloomberg/Klobuchar. Buttigieg/Klobuchar. Klobuchar/Biden.
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But it turned out a lot more people wanted to get around the city than wanted to go the distance and the parent company was supplanted with something pinker and fuzzier a few years later.
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Fourth, lawmakers have made significant, positive progress on a number of bipartisan, market-based solutions that can realistically go the distance by passing both chambers in Congress and getting signed into law by the president.
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As we saw in Iowa, then saw again in New Hampshire, Sanders has taken command of the Democratic race with a different coalition from the one that let him go the distance four years ago.
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Strong numbers, especially their cash-on-hand heading into the month, will instill donor confidence in their campaign's ability to go the distance, even if they don't finish atop the Iowa caucuses or New Hampshire primary.
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Shops and popular restaurants such as Country Junction and Chad's Pizza are eagerly awaiting the influx, said Roman Weinberg, director of operations for Go the Distance Baseball LLC, the company that owns the movie-set attraction.
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Red Sox, meeting in the postseason for the first time since their fateful clash in the 21978 ALCS—didn't go the distance, and also featured one of the most pathetically one-sided games in MLB postseason history.
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And he saw that others felt the same, including one other buyer willing to go the distance (later revealed to be the casino magnate Frank J. Fertitta III), since the two wound up in a bidding war.
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Cramer says that in order to make money in an uncertain market, it's best to go with companies that have the ability to go the distance in a market that can change in the blink of an eye.
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Teams better hope their caffeine, power drink and sugar supplies go the distance, because once the 24-hour clock winds down, they'll have just 60 seconds to pitch their product to a panel of well-rested Hackathon judges.
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If this works, and it does, they will look for ways to go the distance, whether that means a Broadway version or as a key to what they can do with an inevitably forthcoming live-action film adaptation.
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"Running backs need to be bruisers who can go the distance and not get hurt mid-season," Cramer said, suggesting DuPont, which is set to merge with Dow Chemical, or the powerhouse that is the stock of Microsoft.
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He has growing operations in Nevada and South Carolina and he has invested in both paid advertising and staff resources, but if he wants to go the distance, he will need strong performances in both of those states.
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Derrick Lewis says he's in the best shape of his life -- he's been training 3 hours a day to go the distance with Daniel Cormier ... and predicts a KO in the last few seconds of the 5th round!
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Who wins the fight could determine which Republican candidate will have the financial juice to go the distance as the race goes national and grows more expensive with an expanded reliance on television ads -- especially against billionaire Donald Trump.
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Hercules has "Go the Distance," Ariel has "Part of Your World," and Elsa has "Let It Go." Moana, our feminist Disney heroine of 2016, has the punchy "How Far I'll Go," written by Lin-Manuel Miranda and performed by Auli'i Cravalho.
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But there's little doubt that would-be fast-follower scooter clones have their work cut out to scale at all, let alone go the distance and get big enough to attract acquisitive attention from the category's beefed up early movers.
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Table d'hôte or à la carte, in the ring Conteh was capable of dishing up a gourmet KO on many an opponent, and, just as important, fit enough to go the distance and wait for the verdict of the cards.
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There's also a $300 cash prize for the lucky person who manages to go the distance in the coffin, but if more than one contestant survives the whole time, Six Flags says they will hold a "random drawing" to give away the money.
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It was curious to note Dejan Lovren, the Croatian defender who plays professionally for Liverpool, claiming "people had mocked" Croatia for believing that its stellar victory over Argentina in the group stage might be a sign that it could go the distance in Russia.
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As the race narrowed down to Chris Siegfried and Brooks Forester, Hartsock relied on running metaphors instead of explicitly telling Forester that she was falling in love with him – a nuance that was completely lost on the man with whom she hoped to go the distance.
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However, the 21-year-old talent's quarter-final appearance at the French Open last year is his sole appearance in the last eight at a Grand Slam and he has yet to convince he has the grit and temperament to go the distance in seven matches.
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But on Wednesday night she looked like a fighter determined to go the distance, and her campaign wasted no time boasting of a huge financial haul — $1 million raised during the debate itself, and $2.8 million raised throughout the day — as a potential sign of a revival.
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Winning in November is not about who can draw the biggest crowds on college campuses or who can generate buzz and excitement among Democrats in the early contests, it's about who can go the distance, who can appeal to a broad audience and who can win in November.
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She is a loud and proud feminist willing to go the distance (physical and emotional) to tell a story; whether it's trying to get arrested to demonstrate the tenets of white privilege or going to the West Bank in Israel to try to find a nice Jewish boy.
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"If your top priority is defeating Trump, and you want to ensure both remaining Democratic candidates are tested so we know the eventual nominee can go the distance, vote for Bernie Sanders on Tuesday to stop the premature ending of this primary election," the group said in a statement.
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Ostensibly there to introduce Stiverne — who lost his portion of the title to Wilder by decision in 2015 and who remains the only fighter to go the distance with the unbeaten 6-foot-7, 225-pound puncher — King spent more time professing his love for Wilder and President Trump.
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While the TATBILB movies haven't been exactly the same as the books, they've been quite close, so it's safe to say that looking at the book will give us a lot of answers as to whether Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) will go the distance.
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That's why we recruited Nathaniel Hawkins, a celebrity hairstylist who's worked with the likes of a very beauty-obsessed Adele, and Kristofer Buckle, the renowned makeup artist who's painted the faces of everyone from Mariah Carey to Christina Aguilera, to make our four simple Halloween-costume concepts go the distance.
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Menken also sang a medley of his hits at the event, including "Under the Sea" from The Little Mermaid, "Go the Distance" from Hercules, "A Whole New World" from Aladdin, "How Do You Know?" from Enchanted, "I See the Light" from Tangled and – of course – "Be Our Guest" from Beauty and the Beast.
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So, yes, it was fitting that this franchise's first World Series would go the distance — and also, perhaps, that it would take an uncharted path not only in the annals of baseball, but also of the N.B.A. and the N.H.L.; for the first time ever — in any of those leagues — the road team won every game of a best-of-seven series.
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If you're looking for a sport to hook the audiences of the future, esports may be the best game in town, according to Peter Guber, co-owner of the Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Dodgers and Los Angeles FC. "I think it has all the tools to really go the distance and become something powerful," Guber, who is CEO of Mandalay Entertainment, told CNBC.
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Alongside an image of the character, Behr wrote: "In celebration of 10 years since B's TV debut, your absolute favorite headband of hers is back on our site for a limited time... because some things look just as beautiful a decade later…" And if that isn't the truth, on the show, Queen B wore hers with her school uniform rather than an evening dress, proving this gem (which retails for $325) can go the distance.
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When I tested it out then Dubble-blended photos felt organic and interesting (I still use one of its serendipitously dreamy hybrid cityscapes for the header on my Twitter profile), but the app was also rough round the edges, slow to process images and saddled with a clunky UI. Since that debut, faddish photo-sharing community Frontback has failed to go the distance, though selfie-taking and photo sharing of course persist.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Former HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism MORE (D-Mass.) and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenLimbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 28500 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE appeared headed for distant fourth- and fifth-place finishes, raising new questions about whether they can go the distance.
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"Those liberty-oriented voters are still vacillating between Rand Paul — which is where their heart is and where they've been with the Paul family for the past two cycles — or Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE, where their head may be on a candidate that may not align with them perfectly on anything but will be closer than anyone else to have the potential to go the distance," he said.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) and Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) will not protect the nation from this danger but Michelle Obama, and other great Americans like her, can and should go the distance and lead the charge for all hands on deck at a critical and dangerous moment for America and democracy.
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