Instead of doing high-dollar fundraisers like Buttigieg, Warren has said she would not solicit wealthy donors and hold high-dollar fundraisers.
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High-dollar restaurants tend to charge high-dollar corkage fees because they tend to have their own sommeliers, their own wine lists, and they want their customers to rely on both of them.
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Both Sanders and Warren are forgoing high-dollar fundraisers; meanwhile Biden, who has spent a lot of time courting high-dollar donors on the campaign trail, raised $10 million less in the third quarter.
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"This is usually high dollar-high risk reward enterprise," Lenoir said.
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The events will be ticketed and could attract high-dollar donors.
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BuzzFeed News attempted to reach many of the high-dollar contributors.
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Reid Hoffman is hosting a high-dollar fundraising event for Sen.
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The days of big high-dollar fundraisers are looking increasingly passé.
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It also didn't help that it was a high-dollar case.
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Charity auctions like this often result in high dollar-figure sales.
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These high-dollar events are not limited to sports and music.
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Sanders has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers for the entire campaign.
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"That's indicative of the problems these high dollar fundraisers present," Fischer said.
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At the same time, Trump has also stopped doing high-dollar fundraisers.
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Mr. Jacobson is hosting a high-dollar event in Chicago on Tuesday.
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Some, like the decision to forgo high-dollar fundraisers, have paid off.
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She has been off the campaign trail doing high-dollar fundraising events.
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They saw her allies begin sending out invitations for high-dollar fundraisers.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, meanwhile, don't hold high-dollar fundraising events.
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Democrats have been gearing up all cycle for a high-dollar race.
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Elizabeth Warren, has gone further, refusing to even attend high-dollar fundraisers.
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Kamala Harris, who have all been holding high-dollar fundraisers for their campaigns.
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The high dollar figure illustrates how essential the reef is to Australia's economy.
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Janz's high-dollar fundraising helps him compete in a tough district for Democrats.
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Material quality, of course, isn't on par with the high-dollar German competition.
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Sanders has also disavowed any high-dollar private events and any donor perks.
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But upon closer inspection, high-dollar stones often prove to be … not so precious.
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"Swearing off high-dollar closed-door fundraisers is a meaningful, significant pledge," Fischer said.
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Working this way puts a high-dollar project within reach of even small churches.
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But these aren't your average high-dollar T-shirts made by fashion school dropouts.
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But from a pure baseball perspective, those high-dollar Yankees were something to see.
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The high-dollar spending is in the three GOP-held seats represented by Rep.
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Warren has pledged to avoid high-dollar fundraisers during her primary bid, joining Sen.
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She made a rejection of high-dollar fundraisers a central tenet of her campaign.
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He collected $96 million from donors in 2019, without holding any high-dollar fundraisers.
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Amy Klobuchar will host Tuesday night a high-dollar fundraiser in big tech's backyard.
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Sanders and Warren have both sworn off all high-dollar fundraisers in their campaigns.
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President Trump's campaign is off and rolling — and that means high-dollar fund-raisers.
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By being so good at high-dollar fundraising, Clinton would ironically make it toxic.
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Several celebrities have hosted high-dollar fundraising events for the former secretary of State.
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Morgan Stanley analysts say Korea's low real yields and high dollar debt are risks.
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The concerns extend beyond staffing and affect both high-dollar and low-dollar donors.
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A photograph with the presidential candidate is a timeworn keepsake from the high-dollar hustings.
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The two-term senator famed for her consumer advocacy has sworn off high-dollar fundraising.
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She is spending most of the week fundraising, with several high-dollar events in California.
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Mexico, South Africa, Brazil and Turkey also face high dollar financing needs, the IIF said.
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Biden is scheduled to attend two high-dollar donor events on Thursday in New York.
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South Korea and India also imported high dollar amounts of crude oil from Saudi Arabia.
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Because [they were] high-dollar items, customers occasionally demanded discounts for catching incorrect product descriptions.
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On Sunday, Biden attended another high-dollar fundraiser at the home of former Virginia Gov.
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He compared the law to other high-dollar business deals he has seen fall flat.
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Robertson hosted high-dollar fundraisers for President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton during their presidential runs.
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Both she and Sanders have forsworn high-dollar fundraisers, but combined, they outraised Biden, California Sen.
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It will also be costly, given California's size and high-dollar media markets throughout the state.
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A year-and-a-half ago, both men were making forays into high-dollar Republican politics.
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Elizabeth Warren both hit Biden for holding a high-dollar fundraiser hosted by a Comcast executive.
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Shares of companies with high dollar-debt exposure, such as cement company Cemex, were sharply higher.
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Meanwhile, the Trump high-dollar fund-raising operation is showing signs of duress, people here say.
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Ms. Warren's team has been critical of Mr. Biden's reliance on high-dollar fund-raising events.
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Another Miami Beach neighborhood, La Gorce, is seeing some big drops in its high-dollar homes.
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"When you go into these high-dollar meetings, their support comes at a cost," Shakir said.
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Republicans said that Medicaid was created to help low-income people, not high-dollar lottery winners.
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Buttigieg has faced intense criticism from rivals such as Warren for participating in high-dollar fundraisers.
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He is holding a high-dollar fundraiser on Tuesday at a country club near Des Moines.
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Downside Protection Since the financial crisis, high-dollar investors have overwhelmingly focused on safeguarding their assets.
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He pointed out that Warren attended high-dollar fundraisers when she ran for Senate in Massachusetts.
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This spring, he held a high-dollar fundraiser in Florida for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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I don't even follow KD, but it sure does renew my faith in these high dollar athletes.
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Both candidates have refused to participate in high-dollar fundraisers, and are emphasizing grassroots, small-dollar contributions.
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Dealers said the rupee was under pressure due to high dollar demand for some equity-related transactions.
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That is not a trivial amount of money, given the long struggles of Trump high-dollar efforts.
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Netflix has done high-dollar deals before, in order to score big name talent and unique scripts.
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Instead, Clinton's campaign still seems stuck on the old model of never-ending high-dollar fund-raisers.
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Indeed, several Democratic presidential hopefuls have held the kind of high-dollar fundraisers that Sanders has criticized.
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After swearing off attending those high-dollar fundraising events this spring, she is relying solely on online donations.
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Investors still need to see some IPOs and more high-dollar sales before determining if the model works.
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When high-dollar art changes hands, it often lands in a free trade zone known as a freeport.
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Warren's campaign is rejecting donations from PACs and federal lobbyists, and she has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers.
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Warren has vowed to not accept money from political action committees and does not hold high-dollar fundraisers.
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Shakir contrasted that approach with rivals like former Vice President Joe Biden, who has courted high-dollar donors.
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Bloomberg will make his debut on the ballot Tuesday after blanketing the country with high-dollar ad buys.
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Large-purchase bonusesMore and more small-business cards now offer bonus earning opportunities specifically on high-dollar purchases.
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Biden has held four high-dollar fundraisers in the past week in New York, Pennsylvania and Greenwich, Conn.
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Or rather, it was a fight about high-dollar fundraisers, political access, and who gets to have it.
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In early December, Buttigieg held a high-dollar fundraiser at the Hall Rutherford wine caves in Napa Valley.
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Epstein as an intermediary But the communications show that Epstein helped as an intermediary on high-dollar proposals.
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Despite neither candidate holding traditional high-dollar fundraisers, Warren and Sanders both significantly outraised former South Bend, Ind.
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Still, both the progressive candidates have kept up their fundraising and outpaced opponents without holding high-dollar events.
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The former vice president announced the figures during a high-dollar fundraiser in California's Silicon Valley on Thursday.
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Snap's late-stage private investors are counting on an IPO pop to cash in on their high-dollar investments.
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High-dollar private equity deals, which dominated the mid-2000s, have largely disappeared since the financial crisis of 2008.
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"Hillary Clinton has been out of the state on a number of occasions for high-dollar fundraisers," he said.
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Trump was set to deliver remarks at a high-dollar event held at the hotel he owns in Washington.
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For consumers with a high dollar deductible, Amazon could someday be a go-to destination to shop for drugs.
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Scott Walker, and she has deep connections to many of the major, high-dollar donor networks in Republican politics.
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Sanders has also avoided high-dollar events, but has held so-called "grass-roots fundraisers" with low admission costs.
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Aides to at least two campaigns argued that there is a risk to pursuing contributions from high-dollar donors.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Cory Booker also reportedly held fundraising events last week with venture capitalists and high-dollar investors.
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Both Sanders and Warren have sworn off high-dollar donations, running grassroots campaigns funded by small contributions from supporters.
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Buttigieg and Sanders traded attacks over the weekend, with Sanders targeting Buttigieg for his coziness with high-dollar donors.
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Biden, for his part, has opened his high-dollar events to the press from his campaign launch in April.
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"The specialty, high-dollar medicines — I don't ever seem to see them experiencing shortages with those products," he said.
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Two of his rivals, Warren and Sanders, have eschewed high-dollar fundraisers; Buttigieg and Biden, however, have embraced them.
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She's proved that she can raise money from grassroots supporters, without relying on a network of high-dollar donors.
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Some high-dollar donors have noted the public backlash Stephen Ross' businesses got after he donated to the president.
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"Our supporters are really fired up about Clinton's high-dollar fundraising, so when we send another fundraising email about it tonight we'll be sure to clarify that the high-dollar donors 'bundled' instead of 'donated' $2700,210, which is more than the annual salary of a worker making $2000 per hour," Casca said.
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Last July, a Diageo warehouse in Grangemouth, Scotland, was burgled, and a significant number of high-dollar bottles were stolen.
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Buttigieg finishes his fundraising swing with a final high dollar event hosted by Isaac Pritzker, Adam Hundt and Ben Schwartz.
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A lot of times most of it you won't get and ... That's a low-dollar approach to high-dollar giving.
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These flawed arguments reflect the high-dollar influence of select business CEOs rather than the real needs of small businesses.
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And really, most people would be better off with a high-dollar term life insurance policy instead of whole life.
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"I'm not spending my time with high-dollar donors and with corporate lobbyists," said Warren, according to The Washington Post.
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He held a high-dollar fundraiser for GOP campaigns at the hotel in June and has dined there several times.
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That's where the schmooze, consultants, middlemen and intuition come in: to help companies make high-dollar gut calls about data.
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Mr. Biden, in particular, has relied on traditional high-dollar fund-raisers in the early days of his presidential bid.
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He told the high-dollar donors that Soleimani's invectives against America helped lead to his decision to authorize his killing.
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Built with help from Bentley's corporate owner Volkwagen, the Continental offered a lower entrance price to the high-dollar brand.
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But her criticisms of Democratic rivals have largely been limited to their high-dollar fund-raising or coziness with corporations.
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She lost her longtime finance director, Michael Pratt, over her decision to abstain from high-dollar fundraising in the primary.
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But a recent Facebook post from someone who presumably lives in a high-dollar home, was actually… kind of thoughtful.
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And later this month, Trump will host Republican donors for a high-dollar fundraiser at his Mar-a-Lago resort.
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Otterbein: Buttgieg probably had the worst night: He was forced to defend his high-dollar donors on the debate stage.
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Ms. Fox plays the part of Howard's high-dollar showroom saleswoman and mistress, who also happens to be named Julia.
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Elizabeth Warren apart on her rejection of closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers -- despite being a millionaire herself was just delicious.
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That campaign had strong grass-roots fundraising but also raised millions through the same high-dollar fundraisers she's now denouncing.
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The question should be, was Warren right to announce, back in February, that she would halt high-dollar fund-raisers?
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They also recognize the tax could bring in less revenue over time if the tax effectively disincentives high-dollar lobbying efforts.
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The Getty Fire broke out near Los Angeles yesterday, in an area known for its high-dollar houses and famous residents.
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Trump Victory, his high-dollar fundraising group, raised $61.3 million for Trump's campaign and the Republican Party between July and September.
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Warren has replicated Khazei's challenge in her presidential campaign today, even upping the ante by refusing to do high-dollar fundraisers.
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Yet Clinton has maintained a prodigious high-dollar fundraising schedule, running herself ragged in order to feed this paid-media beast.
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But rewarding high-dollar financial backers with diplomatic posts around the world is an all-too-familiar bipartisan tradition in Washington.
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High-dollar donors will gather to strategize on 2018 and raise money for the Pence's own PAC, the Great America Committee.
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Even former Vice President Joe Biden, who has struggled with fundraising, has held multiple high-dollar fundraisers per week this fall.
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The president also attended a fund-raiser with 250 high-dollar donors, netting $3 million, according to the Republican National Committee.
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Buttigieg was also raking in campaign donations from high-dollar donors -- the kind of campaign cash that had eluded California Sen.
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Buttigieg is sprinting through high-dollar fundraisers — at least 10 over the next two weeks — to pick up more checks, too.
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Ghana's cedi is expected to remain under pressure due to high dollar demand from oil importers and multinationals repatriating funds abroad.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders seized on the event during Thursday night's Democratic debate to criticize his high-dollar fundraising practices.
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Her own past fundraising practices were pretty much in line with his, including even some of the same high dollar sponsors.
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Like Sanders, Warren has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers, relying on grassroots donations and accusing rivals of kowtowing to the wealthy.
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But don't come around later expecting to be named ambassador, because that's what goes on in these high-dollar fund-raisers.
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High-dollar fund-raising is the one part of the primary that in the 2020 race has actually become more invisible.
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"This is being targeted because it's high profile, not because it's high dollar," said Chris Higgins, a Morningstar defense analyst in Chicago.
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Several 2020 Democrats have renounced taking donations from corporate-backed super PACs, while Sanders and Warren have eschewed high-dollar fundraisers altogether.
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Will institutions direct their focus away from the middle class and redouble their efforts to solicit high-dollar donations from wealthy donors?
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CNN's Jeremy Diamond reported that the plan was for Trump to address "high-dollar donors" who have contributed to his reelection effort.
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Whatever final form The Wall takes, you can count on it being exorbitantly expensive and aimed at high-dollar home theater installations.
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After all, the core membership at Pathway's three sites consists of middle-income families with school-age kids, not high-dollar philanthropists.
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The event is one of many high-dollar fundraisers Clinton has held this month during her final stretch on the campaign trail.
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That strategy is "honestly one of the smartest things James is doing, going for the high dollar values early," Jennings told Wired.
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A big part of that is the decision by many to aggressively market high-end, high-dollar products that feature regular upgrades.
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Likewise, Joe Biden's strategy for raising 2020 campaign cash has centered on the old-school model of fancy high-dollar-donor events.
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That was especially true thanks to his strong ties in the strange, uniquely muddy waters of high-dollar lawyering in South Florida.
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Bundlers persuade high-dollar financiers to back a particular candidate, and a few are already committing to one of Biden's potential opponents.
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Political bundlers help campaigns by working the donor circuit behind the scenes and persuading high-dollar financiers to back a particular candidate.
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While this is the re-election campaign's first high-dollar fundraiser, it has been raising money since Trump was sworn into office.
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Like anything high-dollar, many came to ogle in the presence of money and power in close proximity to the Bay Area.
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Ross is the developer behind fitness chains SoulCycle and Equinox and has also faced criticism from customers over the high-dollar fundraiser.
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Those high-dollar events are bracketed around a "grass-roots" event Saturday afternoon on Martha's Vineyard for which tickets start at $27.
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Clinton, too, who spent decades cultivating a network of high-dollar donors and close relationships with Wall Street to fund her campaigns.
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"Jeopardy!" play now will be a race to the $1,000 clues, the high-dollar stacking and higher bets on the Daily Doubles.
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The two progressive firebrands, who have polled near the top of the crowded primary field, have also eschewed high-dollar private fundraisers.
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Ms. Warren made one of the biggest gambles of the race in February when she swore off holding high-dollar fund-raisers.
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"I never even knew the swamp was this bad," Mr. Trump, who frequently attends high-dollar donor events, told the rapt crowd.
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But this year high-dollar donors did not want to support a Booker super PAC, Phillips said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Warren has sought to distance herself from high-dollar donors throughout her presidential run, disavowing contributions from PACs and shirking private fundraisers.
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Warren's campaign rejects high-dollar donations, and even recently launched a a sweeping new plan to get "big money" out of politics.
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It used to be that small-dollar donors would look to the early high-dollar fundraising momentum to vet a candidate's viability.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, Biden has continued to do high-dollar fundraisers (all of which have been covered by pooled press).
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Now, like Ocasio-Cortez, Warren is arguing she has the experience needed to understand why high dollar fundraising isn't a good idea.
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The trip's attendees included top NRA officials, such as Keene, Brownell and Joe Gregory, who runs a high-dollar NRA fundraising program.
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Elizabeth Warren has made a big show of refusing to hold high-dollar private fund-raisers or one-on-one donor meetings.
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It is the first high-dollar fundraising event the New York real estate mogul has held after largely self-funding his primary campaign.
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Meanwhile, Sanders' campaign -- which does not participate in high-dollar fundraisers -- disclosed raising $18 million, while Harris' campaign said it raised $12 million.
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Warren has made a point this year of swearing off the sort of high-dollar fundraisers she has held in past statewide races.
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Because of the higher dollar threshold, campaigns form what are often called "victory funds" with the committees, allowing more efficient high-dollar fundraising.
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Some have privately expressed hope that Warren's strict position on forbidding "bundlers" — or high-dollar campaign fundraisers — would relax in the general election.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have raised more than 65% of their money from small contributions — they've both sworn off high-dollar fundraisers.
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Buttigieg called on Warren to release her pre-2008 tax returns, while Warren criticized Buttigieg for raising money at private, high-dollar fundraisers.
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Leading Democratic operative David Brock met with high-dollar donors and prominent Democrats this past weekend in Florida to chart the course forward.
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The group's high-dollar ad campaign had earlier been solely focused on Brooks, who is a member of the conservative House Freedom Conference.
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Unlike Democrats, who have taken various pledges to reject corporate PAC money and high-dollar donations, Trump has done nothing of the kind.
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You're not going to get the luxury experience of concierge service or a high-dollar waiting room with tasteful food and drink options.
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"We're seeing more inflows from international investors... High dollar liquidity in the market (is) reducing demand," said a trader from a commercial bank.
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He touted the real estate mogul's nomination at the 2016 Republican National Convention, and later became a high-dollar donor to Trump's campaign.
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Sanders campaign officials have emphasized that the senator has avoided high-dollar fundraisers, and has not explicitly courted big donors or Democratic bundlers.
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Those soft spots are why Fischer regards the rejection of closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers as the gold standard for campaign finance pledges.
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During a high-dollar fund-raiser in Texas, Mr. Trump urged several donors to stand up and describe finding the bodies of migrants.
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Fellow presidential contender Joe Biden, who has also relied on a high-dollar fundraising program, last week released the list of his bundlers.
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Warren got on the ground early in Iowa and other early states and, like Sanders, is not seeking money from high-dollar donors.
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At the last debate before the start of the election year, the fancy venue became shorthand for high-dollar fundraisers — the kind Sens.
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Biden, though, regularly holds fundraisers, sometimes high-dollar affairs -- and faces increased scrutiny over his ties to individual donors because of those events.
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On Wednesday evening, Trump will hold a high-dollar fundraiser in New York City that will benefit his campaign committee and the RNC.
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And as they have gone from the internet to real life, including a wave of new protests outside of his high dollar fundraisers.
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Cory Booker, for instance, was out in Silicon Valley this past weekend for three high-dollar events, which similarly opens him to criticism.
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She and her husband could have decided against making high-dollar Wall Street speeches and other dubious choices that haunted her during the campaign.
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Enforcing a patent against minimal infringement acts is impractical and uneconomical (unless you're 3D printing a patented stealth bomber or another high-dollar item).
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, Harris partakes in closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers where wealthy donors can max-out their contributions to her campaign.
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Silicon Valley donors have grown desperate at times to get that access and attention that is de rigueur on the high-dollar campaign trail.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren is swearing off high-dollar fundraisers and receptions and phone calls with wealthy donors as part of her 2020 presidential run.
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Trump, who was supposed to be celebrating this weekend at a high-dollar fundraiser at his exclusive Florida resort, is now stuck in Washington.
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And an additional $18 million was raised through Trump Victory -- a high-dollar group that largely funnels checks to the RNC, not his campaign.
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Rick Scott, has struggled to win over high-dollar donors ever since the departure of Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign chief, who endorsed the group.
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And lawmakers could require a high-dollar threshold for tax fraud under the FCA, so that the handling of smaller tax matters remains unchanged.
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Businesspeople who need to travel, including high-dollar political campaign donors from every state, would flood the White House and congressional offices with calls.
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"You choose a big chain and then you steal something that's small and that has like a high dollar amount per item," he said.
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But she has had a stream of high-dollar fund-raisers, stops at community centers and small round-table discussions targeted at specific voters.
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The high dollar value of Boeing shares makes it one of the most influential stocks in the Dow, which is a price-weighted index.
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There are high-dollar TV contracts and neatly planned venue schedules to consider, among other factors, adding to an already complex public health situation.
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Neither Ms. Warren nor Mr. Sanders is holding high-dollar fund-raising events with wealthy contributors, a contrast with Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg.
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Warren had repeatedly declined support from high-dollar donors throughout her campaign, saying wealthy donors already hold too much sway in the country's politics.
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Elizabeth Warren unloaded on Buttigieg for his high-dollar fundraisers, including a recent one in "a wine cave full of crystals," and Minnesota Sen.
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In the second hour of the debate she lacerated South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg for attending a high-dollar fundraiser in a wine cave.
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Her heavy reliance on the high-dollar fundraising and recent difficulty in the digital fundraising space speak to broader structural dynamics in the campaign.
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Thursday's moderators are expected to suss out further differences between the candidates on issues including health care, student loan debt, and high-dollar fundraisers.
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Pete Buttigieg's rise in the polls has been accompanied by increased scrutiny on his work at consultancy McKinsey and his campaign's high-dollar fundraisers.
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And unlike Democrats, who have taken various pledges to reject corporate PAC money and high-dollar donations, Trump has done nothing of the kind.
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Sanders' campaign staff said he pledged not to accept high-dollar contributions into the general election as well, should he get the Party nomination.
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The Sanders campaign expressed confidence that its decision to eschew high-dollar private fundraisers would help boost its candidate's appeal among working-class voters.
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However, experts think some of the high dollar totals may be more a response to alleged egregious mismanagement at Equifax that led to the breach.
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Rubio's campaign manager laid out the strategy for winning at the Cleveland convention during a meeting with high-dollar donors this month, according to Politico.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has sworn off private, high-dollar fundraising events during her primary campaign, and vocally criticized the political influence of billionaires and corporations.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders — have sworn off this type of high-dollar fundraising in favor of grassroots dollars brings Biden's activities into sharp relief.
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But his work for high-dollar corporate clients can lean towards concepts that seem to only be there because he can get away with it.
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Biden has dedicated a significant portion of his time to traditional high dollar fundraisers, attending more than 70 donor events since he launched his campaign.
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His next stop on the high-dollar circuit is his hometown Chicago, where he'll raise cash for congressional Democrats and the Clinton campaign this weekend.
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Her total haul is particularly noteworthy given that the Massachusetts Democrat has declined to hold any high-dollar fundraisers or solicit wealthy donors this year.
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But Johnson became a big-time donor to Trump's presidential bid, and hosted a number of high-dollar fundraisers for him later in the cycle.
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By May, 21791, the United States was facing its first merchandise trade deficit since 21970, an indication that the high dollar was discouraging foreign buyers.
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There's a wide variety of restaurants, ranging from fast-casual to high-dollar, easily-accessible for employees on the hunt for a bite to eat.
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Senate Democrats in particular have kept up their high-dollar fundraising, with the party defending 10 seats in places that President Trump carried in November.
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Meanwhile, Sanders and Warren have disparaged big money in politics, with the latter going as far as to swear off of high-dollar fundraisers altogether.
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He's devoted a substantial portion of his time to attending high-dollar fundraisers in traditional donor hubs such as New York, Los Angeles and Washington.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has lagged in early fund-raising; she is trying to distinguish herself from the Democratic field by forgoing high-dollar fund-raisers.
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As we reported, Kendall recently unloaded her WeHo home after about a year of grief -- which included a stalker encounter and a high dollar theft.
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Some of Mr. Biden's rivals, including Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have effectively sworn off high-dollar fund-raising altogether.
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Though Trump and the Republican National Committee have a much more robust online fundraising operation than Biden, both candidates benefit from regular high-dollar fundraising.
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But there could be challenges to bringing in the high dollar campaign contributions on which his campaign has relied for most of this primary cycle.
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Ms. Warren's team did not respond directly to Mr. Biden's attacks on policy matters, instead skewering his campaign's reliance on high-dollar fund-raising events.
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In addition to filling in for his father at a high-dollar fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago, the president's private club in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Bloomberg had donated the maximum to King's campaigns in the past; in 2018, he hosted a high-dollar fundraiser for the Republican at his home.
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That includes hosting the President's high-dollar donors, sweeping through members-only events at Mar-a-Lago, posing for selfies and shaking hands with strangers.
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But Biden has maintained a frequent presence at high-dollar fundraising events and among the wealthy donors who have long held sway in presidential politics.
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He has sprinted through high-dollar fundraisers in recent days, scheduling 10 of them during the two weeks between the Nevada caucuses and March 3.
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He also said that they have begun to free the Secret Service's own staff to focus on larger-scale cyberthreats and high-dollar financial crimes.
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That's due in part to Warren's self-imposed limits on dialing up high-dollar donors and holding big-money fundraisers, which she enacted in February.
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Harris' so-called "hybrid" strategy — an attempt to strike a balance high-dollar events with small-dollar online fundraising — was complicated by her sluggish summer.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg said he wouldn&apost avoid appointing someone for an ambassadorship if they were a high-dollar donor to his campaign.
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Liberal activists have dogged Mr. Buttigieg's high-dollar fund-raisers with calls of "Wall Street Pete," in a sign of bubbling frustration with his candidacy.
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While Buttigieg released the names of his high-dollar bundlers in April, his campaign hadn&apost updated the list since, according to the Huffington Post.
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But he downplayed the importance of high dollar amounts, adding that his campaign team had met the first-quarter goal they had set for themselves.
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Some rivals, led by Mr. Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have sworn off attending high-dollar fund-raisers to bolster their populist credentials.
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Earlier this year, Warren went farther than her rivals who have mostly refused to take money from corporate lobbyists, and swore off conducting high-dollar fundraisers.
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Despite hosting almost all the top women running for president, Warren has repeatedly turned down Electing Women's entreaties because of her no-high-dollar fundraiser rule.
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A recent example of this is British designer Stella McCartney's latest campaign, which sees models wearing her high-dollar looks in the middle of a landfill.
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A high-dollar fundraiser on the scene here predicted that a "substantial majority" of the top 500 donors in the country were still on the sidelines.
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Bill Clinton also announced last week that the Clinton Global Initiatives meeting of high-dollar donors, celebrities and foreign leaders next month would be its last.
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Late Sunday night a campaign spokesman said a Clinton trip to California was being scrubbed, including several high-dollar fundraisers and television appearances by the candidate.
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Sanders has sought to make Clinton's fundraising practices, which are far more focused on high-dollar donors than his, an issue in the Democratic nomination fight.
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The last year has seen a slight dip in aggregate profits because of the high dollar and the effect of the oil price on energy firms.
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To get there, Stefanik's group, E-PAC, is making strides to reach the high-dollar fundraising and massive network of Democratic women's groups like EMILY's List.
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Biden is scheduled to attend two high-dollar donor events on Thursday, one of them cohosted by the cofounder of the natural-gas company Western LNG.
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"Biden will take the nomination because he's the favorite, because he raises high-dollar types of money," Martinez, a founding partner of Strategic Rush, told Hill.
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Last week, Bloomberg reported that Howard Lorber, the executive chairman of Nathan's Famous, would be hosting a high-dollar fundraiser for Donald Trump's 2020 presidential campaign.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden will attend two high-dollar fundraisers on Wall Street hosted by a real estate executive and an investment banker on Thursday.
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Right out of the gate, Buttigieg proved himself to be a highly talented fundraiser, winning over thousands of wealthy high-dollar and small-dollar donors alike.
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The legislation would establish a six-to-one matching system for donations of up to $200 to congressional and presidential candidates who reject high-dollar contributions.
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Ultimately, though, a successful 2020 Democratic nominee will have to be able raise money online and from traditional high-dollar fundraisers to defeat Trump, Falk said.
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He has transferred $22018 million from old accounts to his 227 campaign, but, unlike Ms. Warren, he had eschewed high-dollar fund-raisers in past races.
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She'd also made a principled but politically risky decision not to hold high-dollar fund-raisers or to seek contributions from wealthy donors during the primaries.
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Michael Bennet will begin allowing the press into his private fundraisers, joining two fellow Democratic presidential who have opened their high-dollar events to public scrutiny.
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Bernie Sanders (Vt.), who like Warren does not hold high-dollar events in the current campaign, targeted [Joe] Biden for a fundraising strategy similar to Buttigieg's.
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During Thursday's debate, for instance, Buttigieg pointed out that respected Democratic leaders like President Barack Obama and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi have utilized high-dollar fundraisers.
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Despite the Vermont independent rejecting traditional fundraising routes, like high-dollar fundraisers and personally soliciting funds from donors, he has remained competitive in the money race.
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The candidate has split his days between campaigning in early voting states and crisscrossing other parts of the country to attend events with high-dollar donors.
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Sanders also hit at Clinton's high-dollar fundraisers in a series of emails, while also acknowledging that contributions to his own campaign this month had slowed.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to restructure the contract of Ben Roethlisberger for the benefit of reducing the impact of trading high-dollar wide receiver Antonio Brown.
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On the other hand, for designers dealing in high volumes or high-dollar amounts, it might make financial sense to confirm non-infringement positions for some products.
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The Sanders team is arguing that the remaining high-dollar donations are still benefiting her, even though the money is not directly flowing through her campaign's coffers.
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It's a frequent attack from both the more liberal campaigns of Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who have drilled the mayor for raising money in high-dollar fundraisers.
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That's a common hold-up in the world of high-dollar fundraising, where a cocktail of ego and custom generally means that donors get what they want.
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Ms. Warren is one of two Democratic candidates to have sworn off high-dollar fund-raisers in her presidential bid, along with Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Kamala Harris (CA) and Cory Booker (NJ), who will lean on both small-dollar and high-dollar donors, as is typical for a lot of political campaigns.
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ICA, which has been struggling under a high dollar-denominated debt load, said the plan had been filed in accordance with the statutes of Mexican bankruptcy law.
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Several major Democratic donors have privately expressed interest in founding a pro-Booker super PAC, or in seeding his campaign with early money and high-dollar fundraising.
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While there, he says he watched the company fail "to disclose to consumers high-dollar, pre-delivery damage repairs" before delivering its vehicles, according to the complaint.
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There have been ex-presidents who have enriched themselves by dubious means, as the George Bushes and Bill Clinton have by giving high-dollar speeches to plutocrats.
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It is an old, old D.C. parlor game to spend heavily on swanky events for high-dollar donors who have a vested interest in what you do.
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It is sucking up tax dollars and using them to subsidize high-dollar bids against Disney, Fox, Netflix and HBO for top-tier programming like Downton Abbey.
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Ossoff's high-dollar fundraising and lead in the polls have prompted concerns from Republicans, who want to protect the seat that Price has easily won for years.
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U.S. Treasuries were their mainstay instruments, but factors such as high dollar hedging costs have increasingly pushed insurers towards instruments including corporate debt and asset-backed securities.
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Late last week, Harris also headlined another two jampacked fundraisers in New York — one for low-dollar donors and one for high-dollar donors, according to attendees.
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But Democrats' high-dollar hauls are raising red flags for the GOP, especially after two vulnerable Republican incumbents in California announced they wouldn't seek reelection in 2018.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE, came primarily from high-dollar donors, according to the news outlet, which cited the NDRC's financial filings.
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In an interview on MSNBC last week, Warren urged Democrats to divest from corporate PAC contributions and high-dollar donations, and focus instead on grass-roots fundraising.
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The Trump campaign has stopped holding high-dollar fund-raisers in the crucial final days of the campaign, leaving that work largely to the Republican National Committee.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump will appear at a high-dollar fund-raiser in New York City hosted by some of the most prominent names on Wall Street.
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He is also unlikely to hit the open market before turning 30, an age at which players become much less likely to receive lengthy, high-dollar contracts.
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His campaign sent multiple emails asking for donations on Thursday, his first day in the race, and he attended a high-dollar fund-raiser in the evening.
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The high-dollar event would've come a few weeks after the Warren campaign was accommodating of a lower-dollar "gathering" held in San Francisco in late January.
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Those donors then flooded Democratic challengers like Xochitl Torres Small in New Mexico and Lauren Underwood in Illinois with as much as $640,000 in high-dollar donations.
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Progressives on Monday seized on remarks Buttigieg made to Snapchat's Peter Hamby, in which he was asked about Warren's pledge to refuse money from high-dollar donors.
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Around December, it was Pete Buttigieg — who led Iowa polls for a month, faced criticism over his high-dollar fundraisers and lack of experience, and then declined.
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Rather than relying on high-dollar fund-raisers — events he categorically rejects — he instead hopes to energize enthusiastic supporters who can donate to him again and again.
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Republicans are spending heavily in the June runoff to match Ossoff and Democrats' high-dollar spending, pouring in nearly $10 million according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Warren explained to reporters in a media availability after a town hall in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Saturday why she quit high-dollar fundraising after her Senate elections.
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The campaign has confirmed public reports of those involved in its "investors circle," and the dates and locations for some of its private, high-dollar fundraising events.
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In February, Warren took her pledge a step further, promising not to hold high-dollar fundraisers or make personal calls to wealthy donors to ask for their support.
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Trump will travel to Dallas on Thursday for a high-dollar event benefiting two major vehicles for Republicans' 2018 strategy: the Republican National Committee and Trump's 2020 campaign.
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Last week, to commemorate the one-year anniversary of Trump's inauguration, Wynn and McDaniel cohosted a high-dollar celebration at the president's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)The relationship between Silicon Valley and the Pentagon is one of the most high-stakes, high-tension, and high-dollar links in the world.
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Unsurprising given that the Dow is a price-weighted index, the second- and third-biggest hypothetical contributors are two more high-dollar-value stocks, Home Depot and UnitedHealth.
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When Bernie Sanders ran for president four years ago, he made a point of largely shunning traditional high-dollar fundraisers, insisting he didn't need or want billionaires' money.
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Sanders, a Vermont senator, has similarly vowed to forgo high-dollar fundraisers, but the private equity industry remains a notable supporter of several of their Democratic presidential rivals.
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Clinton's second presidential bid seems to amount to a series of high-dollar fund-raisers with public appearances added to the schedule when they can be fit in.
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"There are other candidates out there who are intentionally making the decision to go into closed-door fundraisers to solicit money from high-dollar fundraisers, bundlers," Shakir said.
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And while he'll struggle to match McCaskill's high-dollar fundraising, he'll have plenty of help from outside Republican groups that are planning to invest heavily in the race.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden will attend two high-dollar fundraisers on Wall Street hosted by a real estate executive and an investment banker on Thursday, CNBC reported.
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And Ms. Gillibrand does keep an aggressive schedule that includes travel across the country to hold high-dollar fund-raisers and campaign for other Senate candidates, especially women.
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The president's campaign issued the statement on the same afternoon that it held a huge event for high-dollar donors at the Trump International Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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He has spurned wealthy donors and is not holding high-dollar fund-raising events, though last month he held the first grass-roots fund-raiser of his campaign.
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Ms. Warren has raised eyebrows — and won supporters — for her decision to swear off high-dollar fund-raising events and rest her campaign's hopes on small-dollar donations.
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Revenue has begun to slip — to $25 million in 2017 from $29 million in 2016 — and several high-dollar charities have taken their business to the Breakers nearby.
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Several of former presidential contender Pete Buttigieg's top fundraisers, including Bryan Rafanelli and Susie Tompkins Buell, are reportedly considering hosting high-dollar events for the former vice president.
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"People are coming back for more," said Buell, who along with her husband Mark Buell has hosted a number of high-dollar fundraisers for Buttigieg in San Francisco.
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Again, CHIP covers nine-million kids whose parents are working; the families make too much money to receive Medicaid, but too little to get high dollar commercial insurance.
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Bernie Sanders are the only candidates who have pledged to swear off closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers for their campaigns if they make it to the general election.
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Warren started early presenting herself as a candidate free of moneyed influence; she hasn't participated in high-dollar, closed-door fundraising, choosing to fundraise largely from grassroots donations.
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The incumbent California senator has been a fixture on the Bay Area fundraising circuit in the first quarter, drawing on her relationships with longstanding local high-dollar givers.
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Some powerful GOP lawmakers — including party leader Mitch McConnell — are headed to the Bay Area for a high-dollar fundraiser at the home of Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison.
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But it was not well-equipped to handle fundraising until recently, when the super PAC network created a fundraising arm, Trusted Leadership, specifically tasked with collecting high-dollar checks.
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Despite the best intentions of the leadership in the enforcement division, the rewards — formal and informal — tend to go to high-dollar and high-profile settlements that capture attention.
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Clinton brought in $143 million in her fund-raising efforts, a sharp increase built on a steady string of high-dollar fund-raisers throughout the country in August. Mrs.
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Still, even with Democratic candidates' massive hauls, Republican outside groups have been able to counter with their own high-dollar fundraising and have been flooding the airwaves with ads.
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Basketball has always been accommodative of celebrity culture — the small arena and the courtside seats make seeing and being seen one of the central perks of high-dollar tickets.
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Since candidates would have to opt out of high-dollar donations to be eligible for Democracy Dollars, those who actually participated in the program might be at a disadvantage.
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This underscores the peril of demagoguing the I.R.S. It's not the little guy who benefits most from diminishing the agency; it's the scam artists and sophisticated high-dollar cheats.
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After the high-dollar fund-raisers, the celebrity endorsements, the debates — this is what the end of one of the tightest Senate campaigns in the country really looks like.
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The GOP nominee isn't planning any more high-dollar events that raise money for the party, Trump's national finance chairman, Steve Mnuchin, told The Washington Post earlier this week.
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But Warren has pilloried high-dollar fundraising events as part of a corrupt campaign finance system, and she and rival Sanders have declined to host these closed-door receptions.
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Buttigieg responded by pointing out that Warren had held high-dollar fundraisers as a Senate candidate, and that her decision to no longer do so is a new one.
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Mr. Priebus was already serving as chairman of the Republican National Committee, and saw an opportunity to make the real estate mogul a high-dollar supporter of the party.
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In some ways, the shift to high-dollar fund-raising represents a move toward a more traditional political operation than the one that helped power Mr. Trump's upset victory.
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The 2016 leak of more than 11 million documents from Mossack Fonseca implicated the Central American firm and its clients in high-dollar tax-avoidance and money-stashing schemes.
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Bernie Sanders, who have sworn off high-dollar fundraisers, have been messaging about the wine caves for the past few days (Sanders's campaign even did some fundraising off it).
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The president-elect is also planning to make back-to-back stops at high-dollar fundraisers in the state prior to the rally, according to a report by Politico.
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That signal is not being sent yet, though: On Saturday evening -- even as he scrapped public campaign events -- Pence arrived in Rhode Island for one event: a high-dollar fundraiser.
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Conway is part of a class of top investors and executives, from LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman to Y Combinator head Sam Altman, who are cutting high-dollar checks to Democrats.
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Buttigieg's full day in Los Angeles ends with two high-dollar fundraisers: one in Beverley Hills hosted by Claire and Brian Goldsmith and the event hosted by Paltrow and Whitford.
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The former vice president has visited the Bay Area twice for high-dollar fundraising events and is expected to return before the end of the year for a third trip.
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"Bernie Sanders does not go into closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers and solicit money from corporate executives at their homes," his campaign manager Faiz Shakir told CBS News on Monday.
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Bobby Brown says his daughter, Bobbi Kristina, had unlimited earning potential before her bf helped take her life ... and a judge put a very high dollar amount on those prospects.
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Flexibility and strategically lead, support, or leverage legislative campaigns, corporate and consumer campaigns; external coalitions; partnerships with key retailers, producers, and food industry companies; and high dollar, strategic fundraising efforts.
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On this particular night the owners were hosting the aforementioned high-dollar dinner, and the Marciano workers made an uninvited appearance to hand out flyers to passersby and patrons alike.
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On Monday, the conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch released a trove of email exchanges that the group claims show high-dollar foundation donors and partners receiving special access to Clinton.
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I think they incentivize candidates to do genuine grassroots organizing, rather than holding high-dollar fundraising events where they get an earful about the concerns of wealthy donors and lobbyists.
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It is rare for workers in the massage and spa business to support candidates for office at such high-dollar levels, according to an analysis of Federal Election Commission records.
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Ms. Warren, whose campaign has lagged in the money race, has taken an especially hard line, forgoing high-dollar fund-raisers and one-on-one meetings with major Democratic donors.
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Mr. Sanders — who has also avoided high-dollar fund-raisers — brought in $228 million in the quarter, and Senator Kamala Harris of California raised nearly $21 million, their campaigns said.
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Mr. Sanders — who has also avoided high-dollar fund-raisers — brought in $228 million in the quarter, and Senator Kamala Harris of California raised nearly $21 million, their campaigns said.
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Thursday's debate featured a war of words between Buttigieg and Warren over high-dollar fundraisers, in a continuation of a fight that has roiled the Democratic presidential field for weeks.
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While 47 percent of the contributions came from donors who gave less than $200, his hefty war chest has also been bolstered by a series of high-dollar private fundraisers.
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The groups join a high-dollar fight launched last year by hospitals, insurance companies, doctors and private equity groups that are all trying to tilt the measure in their favor.
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Elizabeth Warren told reporters after a town hall in Cedar Rapids that she "saw how this system works" and decided to quit high dollar fundraising for her 2020 presidential campaign.
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About a third of the total came in March from donors in Florida, Illinois and California, where he held high-dollar fund-raisers this month just before the filing deadline.
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President Barack Obama said Donald Trump and Ted Cruz "have done us a favor" at a high-dollar Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee fundraising dinner in San Francisco on Friday night.
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But the best-capitalized campaigns tend to have strong support from both committed, high-dollar bundlers and low-dollar givers who can be tapped again and again for more money.
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"We'll increase foreign bonds but will generally go for corporate bonds," Okita said, adding that Daido's view on exposure to U.S. Treasuries is mainly a result of high dollar-hedging costs.
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According to The Japan Times, Sugawara called it quits on Friday, after a Japanese tabloid accused the 57-year-old of violating election campaign laws by handing out high-dollar melons.
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Warren, though, obviously sees some political upside in her arrangement of raising small-dollar money while using high-dollar donors as a political foil, as well as in targeting Silicon Valley.
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He pointed to WikiLeaks' hack of Democratic emails and accused her of hating the Catholics for whom the event is a high-dollar fundraiser, with attendees paying at least $3,000 each.
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The high-dollar fundraiser came a week after the RNC confirmed it is spending money from its legal fund to pay for Trump's legal bills -- as well as Trump Jr.'s.
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Bliss said he was responding to the energy among the Democratic base and Ossoff's high-dollar fundraising, which amounted to an eye-popping $23 million by the end of the race.
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"Elizabeth's decision to forgo high-dollar fundraisers and call time means that she can build a grassroots movement by meeting with voters one at a time, face to face," Hayden said.
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While most Democratic presidential hopefuls have sworn off of campaign cash from political action committees, she has gone even further, eschewing high-dollar fundraisers and refusing to actively court big donors.
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Several states have placed restrictions on adoptive seizures, prohibiting the transfer of seized property to the federal government entirely or limiting unless the total value exceeds a specific, high dollar amount.
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But as scrutiny has mounted around Mr. Broidy, Republican officials signaled that he would be a distraction at a high-dollar fund-raiser with Mr. Trump this month in Los Angeles.
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And in New York on Monday and Tuesday, he is scheduled to headline high-dollar fund-raisers at a time when some of his opponents are seeking distance from Wall Street.
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On Thursday, he was spotted by television cameras arriving at a high-dollar fund-raising dinner for Mr. Trump and the committee, dressed in a red blazer and matching red tie.
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Mr. Biden has been more reliant on high-dollar donors than some of his rivals in the Democratic primary: Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have sworn off big-money fund-raisers.
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That's not at all to say the materials are cheap — they're fantastic for the class — but don't expect the high-dollar leathers, metals and woods you'd find in a luxury car.
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Buttigieg responded by pointing out that Warren had held high-dollar fundraisers as a Senate candidate last year, and that her decision to no longer do so is a new one.
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His chief of staff and another member of his staff were forced to resign after their record of high-dollar spending on flights, limousines, entertainment, and luxury hotels came to light.
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High-dollar donors have visited his wine cave, but Mr. Hall emphasized that his wineries do not sell a $900 bottle of wine — or, at least, not a regularly sized one.
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" Warren, who has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers in her campaign, continued: "We can't have people who can put down $5,000 for a check drown out the voices of everyone else.
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But he has been a lackluster campaigner, and despite high-dollar fundraisers, his campaign had less money than his top rivals in the bank at the end of the third quarter.
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The strong fundraising month came after Clinton spent a significant portion of her post-convention calendar hitting the fundraising circuit for high-dollar fundraisers in wealthy enclaves such as Nantucket, Mass.
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In October, she vowed to abstain from high-dollar fundraisers if she becomes the Democratic nominee, extending to the general election her refusal to hold such events during the primary season.
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Cory Booker, who has deep relationships of his own in Silicon Valley, is being feted by donors at two high-dollar events on Wednesday evening, according to invitations seen by Recode.
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Warren's camp contends that her decision to forgo high-dollar fundraisers and donor call-time means she has a greater ability to hold town halls and meet people face to face.
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He has embraced the high-dollar donor events that his foes eschewed and is likely to reveal a hefty fundraising haul when 2019's second quarter closes at the end of June.
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Warren's 2020 primary opponents seem to be making a similar calculation that while small-dollar donations are important, high-dollar fundraisers still need to be part of the equation as well. Sens.
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The buyers of these bulletproof monster trucks range from clients in dangerous parts of the Middle East and Africa to real estate moguls and high-dollar watch traders in the United States.
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Trump Victory, the high-dollar fundraising committee that is the vehicle for Donald Trump to raise money for national and state Republican parties, has added 10 new state GOPs to the contract.
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Courtesy of Issue One, which advocates for campaign finance reform, here's a quick breakdown of the high-dollar spending and fundraising: --A total of $2900 million has been spent in the race.
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Pence, the first-term governor who Trump is vetting for the Republican vice presidential nod, is also set to appear with Trump at a high-dollar fundraiser in Indianapolis earlier Tuesday evening.
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A Wisconsin Democrat is pushing back against restrictions on welfare recipients with a bill that would require the wealthy to submit to a drug test before claiming high-dollar tax deductions. Rep.
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He held roughly 2202 high-dollar fundraising events in the second quarter of 2628, though he has also touted an army of nearly 28500,6900 donors and an average contribution size of $2628.
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All three candidates identify as solidly progressive Democrats, but are still friendly with the Democratic party establishment and haven't eschewed high-dollar private fundraisers with wealthy donors like Warren and Sanders have.
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A Wisconsin Democrat is pushing back against restrictions on welfare recipients with a bill that would require the wealthy to submit to a drug test before claiming high-dollar tax deductions. Rep.
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Calls for candidates to steer away from PAC money and high-dollar donations have grown in recent years, and many candidates have leaned increasingly on small-dollar donations to power their campaigns.
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During the second quarter, Mr. Buttigieg attended about 2008 high-dollar fund-raising events, for which ticket prices typically run $2,800, the maximum individual contribution allowed by federal law in the primary.
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She languished in early fund-raising after pledging to sustain her presidential run through grass-roots donations instead of the high-dollar fund-raisers that many of her Democratic rivals have enjoyed.
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Figuring out whether the positive optics and crowd-based power of Democracy Dollars would be enough to push candidates to reject high-dollar donations would ultimately be crucial to the program's success.
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Her decision to swear off high-dollar events distinguishes her in the sprawling field and dovetails well with one of the main planks of her campaign platform, which focuses on fighting corruption.
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" Mr. Sanders, contrasting his online fund-raising army to Mr. Buttigieg's cadre of high-dollar donors, said he would not "go to rich people's homes and get advice from millionaires and billionaires.
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Private flights could pose risks for Sanders and Warren, the AP noted, as the two leading progressives have railed against privileges afforded to the elite and eschewed contacts with high-dollar donors.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders, two of the most outspoken progressives in the contest, have rejected high-dollar fund-raisers and rely almost exclusively on small donors and those who give online.
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Warren forced him into a debate over transparency, taking issue with his high-dollar fundraisers and the fact that he had not opened them to reporters despite persistent requests over many months.
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Warren, who has shunned high-dollar events altogether, attacked Buttigieg during the December debate for a recent fundraiser at a wine cave, while Sanders spotlighted how many billionaires gave to Buttigieg's campaign.
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The CNBC report cited "several high-dollar Democratic donors and fundraisers in the business community" who said they'd support Trump's reelection over Warren if she is the chosen nominee, the outlet reported.
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Over the weekend, a published report showed that during her Senate campaign in 2018, Ms. Warren held a high dollar fund-raiser featuring expensive wine and a benefit concert from Melissa Etheridge.
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Monday's deal is just the latest in a long-running series of high-dollar civil settlements the government has struck with major financial institutions in the wake of the subprime mortgage collapse.
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Though according to the Daily News, Warren herself attended a fundraiser at Ryan's residence for her 2012 Senate campaign, she has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers for her presidential campaign this year.
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Trump's President's Day weekend in Florida demonstrated how Trump plans to approach his 2200 campaign — showcasing the presidency to his MAGA base and raising money with high dollar donors across the country.
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Craig and Kathryn Hall, who own the Hall Rutherford winery in Napa Valley, told The Associated Press that some candidates misrepresented the wine cave while criticizing Buttigieg for his high-dollar fundraisers.
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It's different in a presidential race, of course, but O'Rourke seems to have retained some support from high-dollar tech donors (and has five Big Four executives on his max-out list).
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He probably could be doing even better here: O'Rourke has not been doing high-dollar fundraising events and has yet to make a finance trip to Silicon Valley since announcing his run.
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And Elizabeth Warren, for instance, on Monday said she wouldn't hold any high-dollar fundraisers during the primary, which inevitably shines a light on her competitors who are still holding pricy dinners.
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A conservative group planned Monday to launch a high-dollar ad campaign in support of President Trump's Supreme Court pick, as part of a projected $10 million push to get the nominee confirmed.
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The campaign of Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers to focus on grassroots donations, said she hit her first-quarter fundraising goal but has not yet released a figure.
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Gingrich: Trump a 'gifted amateur,' judge comments not racist Trump has launched himself into the high-dollar Republican fundraising world in recent weeks, hosting and attending several fundraisers around his campaign rally schedule.
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This worldview is incompatible with both the spirit of high-dollar, star-studded fundraising events (which, indeed, Sanders eschews) and with the idea of celebrating Hamilton and the Hamiltonian tradition in American politics.
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However, raising money offshore still makes sense for some issuers wanting to convert proceeds into dollars thanks to high dollar-yuan cross currency swap rates in Hong Kong that help them reduce costs.
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All he needed to do, it seemed, was slap the Trump name on a big building, and high-dollar customers from Russia and the former Soviet republics were guaranteed to come rushing in.
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Bloomberg, who's considering a 2020 presidential run, is giving the high-dollar contribution to Senate Majority PAC (SMP) — a major player in the Senate races — about five weeks out from the midterm elections.
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Sanders campaign officials on Tuesday argued that the senator has eschewed high-dollar fundraisers and has not explicitly courted big donors or Democratic bundlers, something they say the other Democratic candidates are doing.
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Warren and Sanders have rejected attending high-dollar fundraisers for their campaigns, and Warren has gone so far as to said she will return contributions in excess of $200 from Big Tech executives.
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The reason for that high dollar amount, he argues, is in part because the Trump administration has cut funding for combating extremists while far-right radicals are on the rise throughout the country.
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At Buttigieg's Winterset town hall Monday, 27-year-old Albin Mehmedovic aggressively questioned Buttigieg's commitment to working class voters given that he holds high-dollar fundraisers that average people can't afford to attend.
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Sanders, who like Warren has also sworn off high-dollar fundraisers, raised more than $34.5 million in the fourth quarter, likely the largest haul for that period of any 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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The agency's recent purchase of a hacking tool used to unlock the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone highlighted a shadowy, high-dollar market for "zero days" — security holes that software companies don't know exist.
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In a riveting, minutes-long exchange that punctuated just how much the two leading candidates view one another as a threat, Warren and Buttigieg tussled over high-dollar fundraisers, hypocrisy and personal wealth.
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The dustup over South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's high-dollar wine cave fundraiser is just one round in a long-running argument about the influence of donors and fundraising on American politics.
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Warren has raised eyebrows in recent weeks for taking aim at her opponents&apos ties to high-dollar donors, which has also sparked criticism because of her previous ties to high-profile supporters.
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Still, while his high-dollar fundraising gives him an opportunity to compete in the expansive deep-red state, Texas strategists wonder how far that money can go at this point in the race.
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For example, he is still telling his friends who attend high-dollar committee fund-raisers that they do not need to pay, the sort of favoritism that can create endless headaches for staff.
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The president will raise campaign funds for Senate Republicans at a luncheon in Houston before heading to Dallas for a high-dollar dinner to benefit the national party and his own 2020 reelection effort.
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In a competitive primary, though, expect scrutiny of Booker's embrace of charter schools as the mayor of Newark, and his continued high-dollar fundraising as the average voter seems to have turned against it.
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He'll add four more to his docket at the end of this week, trekking back to Los Angeles and San Francisco this week for high-dollar events in what's become his highest-yielding state.
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"The Clinton Foundation's lack of disclosure surrounding this high-dollar event is deeply troubling and makes a mockery of Bill Clinton's claim that the foundation is 'as transparent as we can be,'" Miller said.
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While big brands "pay to play" on social platforms, media outlets are operating on smaller budgets and, in lieu of high dollar marketing spend, they're setting up traffic swapping programs with like-minded publishers.
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But one person with a quiet high-dollar donor network here is Joe Biden, whose announcement on Thursday that he was entering the 2020 race will introduce a new competitor for Silicon Valley money.
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The Times piece that detailed Warren's previous high-dollar fund-raising had a similarly revealing quote from Stephen Silberstein, a Democratic mega-donor who has given millions of dollars to Democratic fund-raising vehicles.
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Mr. Parscale has consulted extensively with Karl Rove, a former Bush adviser, on how to build a high-dollar fund-raising operation across states, even putting him in touch, at times, with Mr. Trump.
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With high-dollar donors standing behind him, Mr. Trump said migrants pouring across the southwestern border were dying in great numbers while gang members arriving from Central America were marauding and threatening American ranchers.
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Instead, Mr. Booker has kept a steady pace of high-dollar fund-raising events, and his campaign has roughly two dozen fund-raisers across six states already on the books for the next month.
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Warren, who has shunned private fundraisers and meetings with high-dollar donors, had criticized Buttigieg for meeting with donors behind closed doors and for failing to disclose who was raising big dollars for him.
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Warren was one of the first candidates in the Democratic primary — and remains among the few — to swear off traditional high-dollar fundraisers for her presidential campaign, instead relying on grassroots, small-dollar donations.
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Pete Buttigieg announced Monday that he will open his private, high-dollar fundraisers to the press and publicly disclose the names of his top financial supporters within the week, amid pressure from Elizabeth Warren.
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Goldman was a senior adviser for Biden when the 2020 Democratic frontrunner was in the US Senate, and is co-hosting one of two high-dollar fundraisers for Biden in New York on Thursday.
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Warren and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont have disavowed outside support from super PAC high-dollar donation groups during the primary campaign and have both railed against the influence of money in politics.
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So for Joe Piscopo, the weeknight scene at a high-dollar fund-raising gala in the tuxedo-packed Starlight Roof room at the Waldorf Astoria hotel seemed perfect for a little Ol' Blue Eyes.
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Buttigieg responded by arguing that he's not going to turn down money from wealthier donors, and that high-dollar fundraisers would be an essential part of beating President Donald Trump in the general election.
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So how in the world can they plausibly allege in a manner that survives ... that we were responsible as part of this unnamed vendetta against high-dollar donors to release the social security numbers?
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Warren's success is even more impressive given that she has not done high-dollar fundraisers with her party's most well-heeled contributors, including many fans in Silicon Valley who are desperate for access to her.
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Yang, the former head of Venture for America, has been tapping his network for high-dollar contributors for decades to back his nonprofit, and he enjoyed a special touch with some billionaires during those years.
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Yet the debate exposed some lingering concerns among high-dollar donors, who are staring at a decision about whether to continue to fundraise and donate to Trump's campaign or spend their time on other races.
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And a funding shortfall could impact the ability of the party's main Senate campaign committee to mount a high-dollar ad blitz in a number of red and purple states where Democratic senators are vulnerable.
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Cyclical sectors such as miners, which benefit from their high dollar exposure in a weaker sterling environment, have been supporting benchmarks and the FTSE 350 mining index hit its highest in three years on Friday.
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Besides bolstering her credentials as an antagonist of Wall Street, Warren's new proposal also gives her the chance to tout her avoidance of high-dollar fundraisers and reliance on small donors to power her campaign.
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And the cancelation of a high-dollar fundraiser at the home of a major technology executive during Trump's swing through the area this week could be a preview of how he'll struggle to make inroads.
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Sanders has eschewed high-dollar fundraisers and took in $18 million in the second quarter of 2019 from more than 1 million contributions, 99 percent of which were $85033 or less, according to his campaign.
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Sean Parker, the former president of Facebook, hadn't heard of the California Coastal Commission when its regulators found that his planned high-dollar wedding had involved building in a redwood grove without permission in 2013.
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That's a high dollar amount to hit, but if you do, you'll also net a total of 60,000 Medallion Qualification Miles toward Delta elite status thanks to one of the card's other spending-based benefits.
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A developer had proposed putting 244 apartments on a choice parcel along Deer Hill Road — close to a Bay Area Rapid Transit station, and smack in the view of a bunch of high-dollar properties.
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Harris had built perhaps the strongest base of high-dollar donors in the city, and most of them did not make plans to go to work for other candidates immediately after she left the race.
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The spot will air in San Francisco Friday evening and in Los Angeles Saturday night, timed to coincide with Clinton's high-dollar fundraisers with actor George Clooney in both cities, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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Ms. Warren, he said, is herself a millionaire, and one who transferred millions of dollars she had raised for her Senate account while holding the same closed-door, high-dollar fund-raisers she now disdains.
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Warren, who does not hold high-dollar fundraisers, pushed for Buttigieg to open his donor events to reporters — a level of transparency that former vice president Joe Biden had been adhering to since the spring.
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Elizabeth Warren explained to reporters why she has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers despite having held them as a candidate for the Senate — an issue that was raised during the sixth Democratic debate on Thursday.
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The aide said they saw Warren as among the most active candidates in the field, and that they see this as a direct result of the senator not spending any time courting high-dollar donors.
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"Her high-dollar hairdo stands in stark contrast to that of former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsTrump attacks Sessions: A 'total disaster' and 'an embarrassment to the great state of Alabama' Ocasio-Cortez fires back at Washington Times after story on her 'high-dollar hairdo' Trump's tirades, taunts and threats are damaging our democracy MORE, a former senator from Alabama who is a regular customer at Senate Hair Care Services in the basement of the Russell Senate Office Building," the article states.
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" Indeed, the Sanders' campaign is already fundraising on the party conflict, dashing off a pitch this week that read in part: "The Democratic establishment and high-dollar donors are already planning how to stop our campaign.
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Obama hasn't shied away from making candid remarks about the presidential race in front of donors, including last Friday in Miami when he warned high-dollar Democrats they needed to "run scared" for the entire election.
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Working as a bundler — a fundraiser who coaxes high-dollar donors to back a specific candidate — Mindich raised up to $100,000 for Obama in 2008 and 2012, data from the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics show.
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The top fundraisers last quarter, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, have sworn off high-dollar fundraising events — Yang has done a limited number of them — even though that decision carries some vulnerabilities in a general election.
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Not quite as big as or expensive as the full-size Range Rover, the Range Rover Sport is a more approachable way to get the high-dollar Range Rover style and nameplate at $93,43 as tested.
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But the move could also help her evade criticism, particularly from many on the left who have urged candidates to shun PAC money and high-dollar donations in favor of grassroots fundraising and small-dollar contributions.
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He is, instead, doing some old-school high dollar fundraising events (some of which are open to a press pool, though not cameras or video) and working with staff on the next phase of his campaign.
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Some were high-dollar influencers, labor organizers, social glitterati, and well-known athletes such as track star Jesse Owens and famed Brooklyn Dodger catcher Roy Campanella, who commuted in from Long Island in the off-season.
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Even Ms. Warren, for example, made clear that her pledge to forgo high-dollar fund-raisers was only a promise for the primary elections, and would not be true if she was the general election candidate.
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The suuuper relatable truck was parked outside Baccarat's flagship store on New York City's Madison Avenue, and it served Lady M's signature high-dollar Mille Crêpes and petit fours on Baccarat Clear crystal Arabesque dessert plates.
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Milikh's sweeping proposal isn't likely to be adopted, but higher education funding cuts championed by Republican governors and the G.O.P. tax reform's bite out of high-dollar endowments represent a more modest version of this impulse.
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Warren, a U.S. senator from Massachusetts, has centered her campaign on eliminating the influence of money in politics, forswearing high-dollar fundraisers and accusing billionaires like rival Michael Bloomberg of buying their way into the race.
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The former mayor has been furiously raising money at high-dollar fundraisers in between campaign trail stops, including a four-event swing through the San Francisco Bay area in the days following the New Hampshire primary.
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The recording also offers a window into Trump's private interactions with high-dollar donors, who seem to use the dinner as an opportunity to push the president on their own priorities while lavishing praise on Trump.
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Awaiting Trump at his Mar-a-Lago estate were about 100 high-dollar donors, who paid in the six-figures for tickets to a campaign fundraiser on Saturday night, the one-year anniversary of his inauguration.
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The move to identify bundlers — high-dollar donors who have also tapped their personal networks to raise money for the candidate — comes as one of Biden's top competitors, Pete Buttigieg, recently released his list of bundlers.
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When news emerged that Brian Krzanich, then the CEO of Intel, was planning to host a high-dollar fundraiser for Trump in June 250, he abruptly canceled it on the eve of the event amid outrage.
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Instead, he has relied on deploying high-dollar ad buys across the country in an effort to rise in the polls, and the Democratic National Committee in January eliminated the donor requirement to participate in debates.
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Later in the week, Trump is due at a fundraiser in Miami, where some of his rivals will address Latino policymakers before joining most of the Democratic field at a high-dollar fish fry in South Carolina.
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The high-dollar event at Le Cirque restaurant in midtown Manhattan came at a moment of turmoil for Trump, as the presumptive GOP presidential nominee has battled weeks of unflattering headlines and devastating fundraising numbers released Monday.
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The Republican Party and the president now have their first major legislative success of the year, one that's long been a priority for Ryan, McConnell, and many congressional Republicans, as well as the party's high-dollar donors.
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Shinya Noda is giving his high-dollar purchase away too: he says that he will be putting his melons on display until the end of the month, then they'll be sliced and given away to his customers.
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Warren and Bernie Sanders have sworn off the kind of high-dollar, in-person fundraising that Buttigieg has embraced in this campaign, culminating in Warren's infamous debate-night shot at Buttigieg's fundraiser in a California wine cave.
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They buttressed their famous Core Four with a veritable roster of All-Stars, the primary imports—Rodriguez, Johnny Damon, Mark Teixeira, C.C. Sabathia, A.J. Burnett—acquired over the years by way of high-dollar, long-term deals.
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Gaming companies don't typically reveal how much money the average player spends, which means that if a minority of players are spending the most money, any regulation of these high-dollar players could have an outsized impact.
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ICA, which has been struggling under a high dollar-denominated debt load, said on Friday it and its subsidiaries had filed a pre-packaged bankruptcy plan that had been subscribed to by the majority of its creditors.
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He will fly into San Diego, view prototypes of a border wall being built along the Mexican border, speak to troops at a nearby military base and then attend a high-dollar fund-raiser in Beverly Hills.
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Ms. Warren and campaign advisers have made clear that they did not expect to match the fund-raising prowess of Mr. Sanders and Mr. O'Rourke, the two other major candidates who have eschewed high-dollar fund-raisers.
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"This has been covered and covered and covered again," Mr. de Blasio said, when asked by the debate moderator, Maurice DuBois of WCBS-TV, about testimony from a high-dollar donor in federal court in recent days.
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The dinner is not the first exclusive, high-dollar fundraising event Trump has headlined as he marches toward the November 2020 election, but it is the most expensive thus far, one Republican familiar with the event said.
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But there's no way around it: High-dollar events are essential to his campaign, so on Wednesday he left New Hampshire for a swing through New Jersey and New York, holding one fund-raiser in each state.
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His fundraising practices have been a target of criticism at past debates, including in last month's forum in Los Angeles, when Warren excoriated him for holding a high-dollar fundraising event in a "wine cave" in California.
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It's a high-dollar, last-ditch effort to stir doubts about Trump's populist bona fides in the run-up to the critical winner-take-all primaries on March 15 in five delegate-rich states, including Florida and Ohio.
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Ahead of the rally, Trump and Vice President Mike Pence hosted a fundraising reception for high-dollar donors, some of whom flew in from around the country for the kickoff event, according to sources familiar with the event.
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More than a dozen high-dollar contributions funded Bernie Sanders' policy institute the year before he launched his second presidential bid, including one donation totaling $100,000, according to tax forms filed this month with the Internal Revenue Service.
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Sanders has likely raised much more of his money from low-dollar donors who gave less than $200, unlike Clinton, who has relied typically on high-dollar and time-consuming fund-raising events for much of her hauls.
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Already, as The Washington Post reported on Tuesday, the fundraising committee for Trump's inaugural festivities is offering exclusive access — including lunches and a "candlelight dinner" — to Trump, Pence and other top officials, in exchange for high-dollar donations.
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ICA, which has struggled under a high dollar-denominated debt load and a dwindling stream of projects, said its consolidated debt burden at the end of the latest quarter was 64.6 billion pesos, down 4.53 percent from Dec.
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When it comes to celebrity clothing lines, especially those of the high-dollar realm (think: The Row, Kendall + Kylie), deciphering what degree the famous face was actually involved in the design process is just part of the buy.
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But Cuba is trying to use one of its most famous products not because of a baseball game, but because the country has to pay off a long-standing, high-dollar loan it received from the Czech Republic.
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When Hillary Clinton declared at a high-dollar fundraiser earlier this month that half of Donald Trump's supporters belong in a "basket of deplorables" and are thus "irredeemable," it was widely depicted as some sort of extemporaneous gaffe.
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It also creates a six-to-one matching system for donations of up to $200 to congressional and presidential candidates who reject high-dollar contributions, funded by an additional fine on corporations found to have broken the law.
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His strategy bucks "Jeopardy!" play tradition: He starts at the bottom of the board going for the high dollar clues, then searches for the Daily Doubles, instead of starting at the top of a category and working down.
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But there also are early indications that the courtship of the party's donor class could in itself become an issue the way it did in 2000, when Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont did little high-dollar fund-raising.
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Ultimately, though, the scheduling issues and the hoops that organizers would have to jump through in order to meet the Warren campaign's exacting standards sapped enthusiasm for a high-dollar event, and so organizers eventually pulled the plug.
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The trip was meant to showcase the president's aggressive re-election push to drum up funds from high-dollar donors in California, a Democratic state where Mr. Trump is widely unpopular but enjoys some concentrated pockets of support.
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During Mr. Trump's campaign, Chicago's tight-knit, high-dollar Republican establishment showed tepid support, and he wound up canceling a rally here before he even arrived on stage, citing the raucous protesters who had gathered at the scene.
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In recent weeks, Warren and Buttigieg traded barbs over the issue of transparency, prompting Warren to release details of her decades-old corporate legal work and Buttigieg to agree to allow reporters to attend his high-dollar fundraisers.
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Warren launched her exploratory committee on New Year's Eve and has had significantly more time than some of her competitors to raise cash, but her campaign has also not held a single fundraiser or solicited high-dollar checks.
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He took the opportunity to weigh in the state's homeless crisis -- namely the nuisance that businesses and high-dollar tenants must deal with as homeless Californians erect tents on sidewalks and in the doorways of corporations and businesses.
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Gidley said the president will remain in Washington as long as the government is closed, meaning he will likely miss a high-dollar anniversary fundraiser on Saturday night at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Buttigieg, a fundraising juggernaut in 2019, has leaned on high-dollar donors to help fuel his campaign, bringing in more than $19 million during the third quarter — though he has also raised significant money in smaller amounts online.
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And yet the risk for Klobuchar, who is also reportedly raising money from Hollywood on this California swing, is that opponents might try and turn her high-dollar events in the heart of Silicon Valley into a liability.
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There was no reasonable expectation that any place's chamber of commerce class would pass on the opportunity to offer high-dollar tax breaks to attract an employer, even if that employer doesn't need them to make their math work.
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" Asked about Sanders' attacks on his high-dollar donors, Buttigieg's campaign pointed to his remarks on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert Thursday, in which he said, "I'm not a fan of the campaign finance system we have today.
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That decision had many technical legal consequences, but chief among them — it's harder for plaintiffs to win high-dollar damages, so older workers have less leverage, and they can struggle to attract legal help unless they have deep pocketbooks.
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Ted Cruz is making a strong play for Wall Street support and Wall Street money, appearing for an hour on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Friday and holding a high-dollar fundraiser at the Harvard Club in midtown on Monday.
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Closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers remain perhaps the most pernicious means of influence in modern-day politics, and most of the Democratic candidates have still been participating in those, as the Washington Post's Michelle Ye Hee Lee recently documented.
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Trade and China experts fear that President Trump, seeking a marquee, high-dollar deal with Beijing to reduce a $375 billion trade imbalance, may achieve a political win but leave the U.S. at a critical, long-term economic disadvantage.
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Ms. Warren struggled in her early fund-raising, trailing four other Democrats in the first quarter of the year, and she has refused to hold high-dollar fund-raisers, putting her financial fate in the hands of small donors.
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But you can boost your points balance even further by using a credit card that offers bonus earning opportunities specifically on high-dollar buys, not to mention additional perks like award flights or nights for hitting certain spending thresholds.
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In their view, Patrick and Bloomberg are stalking horses for moderate Democrats, high-dollar contributors and bundlers desperate to halt the momentum of the economic populists at the top of the polls — and regain control of the party levers.
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During the final days of the fund-raising quarter, Mr. Biden spent much of his time at high-dollar fund-raisers, often attending two or even three in one day as he visited wealthy enclaves like Bel Air, Calif.
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She also raised slightly less in the fourth quarter than other top rivals former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg ($24.7 million) and former Vice President Joe Biden ($22.7 million), both of whom attended high dollar fundraisers which Warren forswore.
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" Buttigieg suggested that she was being hypocritical since she has courted high-dollar donors in past campaigns, and noted that according to Forbes magazine, "I'm literally the only person on this stage who is not a millionaire or billionaire.
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Buttigieg, who like other candidates is racing to bank millions of dollars to spend on television and field staff in Iowa and other early voting states, has continued hitting high-dollar fundraisers at breakneck speed between his campaign stops.
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Single-payer health care has become a common cause of the party's biggest names; the high-dollar fundraising pioneered in the 2000s has become a sin; and a new class of socialist-oriented activists have moved to the fore of politics.
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This is what one of Instrumental's pictures looks like: "Instrumental's machine learning allows for unit-to-unit comparisons, build-to-build comparisons, immediate operator feedback when defects are detected, therefore reducing high dollar rework and component scrap costs," Zurawski said.
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Her campaign operation — from the shape of her events, driven by questions from the audience, to her decision to reject high-dollar donations — is designed, her aides say, to "demonstrate substance" behind the candidate and the many policy proposals she's released.
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Candidates like Yang have been able to raise substantial hauls this cycle by relying on small-dollar donors, lessening the need for high-dollar backers who can give to outside groups in excess of the legal maximum, which is $2,800.
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Le Clos, a luxury wine-and-spirits retailer, has nine locations in the Dubai Airport, allows customers to have their high-dollar bottles engraved and even offers a complimentary tasting service "on selected grapes and spirits" in the Departures area.
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Clinton returning to a busy schedule -- with some help One big reason for the Clinton lead in the money race was an August where she spent considerable time off the campaign trail and at high-dollar events with wealthy Democratic donors.
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But that deal is just the latest of several other similar big settlements since late 5003, whose high dollar amounts put them in the top 10 of data breach settlements ever obtained by the U.S. Health and Human Services Department.
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While donors must elect to donate to the legal fund, wealthy donors who pay to attend high-dollar fundraisers like Tuesday night's typically spread their money into several RNC accounts -- including its legal fund -- to stay in line with contribution limits.
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Attendees at the high-dollar fundraiser, including New York billionaire John Catsimatidis and former NBC CEO Bob Wright, said Trump appeared to feel at home among the crowd, which included many of his former New York City real estate pals.
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Sanders's aides brushed off questions about whether they were concerned with the campaign's trajectory on Tuesday, noting that his reliance on grass-roots giving was a more sustainable fundraising model than counting on high-dollar donors to power his campaign.
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Mr. Rubio, in the fight of his life, is trawling the state, from a paella cookout in the Cuban enclave of Hialeah, near Miami, to a high-dollar fund-raiser in Palm Beach to events in Sarasota and St. Augustine.
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Ms. Alaburda, who invoked California state fraud protections, was the first to get her case before a jury even though a judge earlier rejected her effort to certify her claim as a class-action lawsuit, with potentially high-dollar damage awards.
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As the Post's Michelle Ye Hee Lee summarized her findings: Many of the candidates previously had held a handful of high-dollar fundraisers or avoided them altogether, seeking to tap into the populist sentiment that has animated the Democratic base.
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Perhaps the most surprising support comes from donors who are backing Elizabeth Warren, who has staked a big part of her campaign on a pledge to break up Big Tech and a refusal to attend high-dollar fundraisers during the primary.
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As other campaigns followed suit, Ms. Warren raised the stakes, eschewing all private and high-dollar donations in a move that has come at some political risk — and led to the resignation of her finance director, who disagreed with the decision.
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With 20-plus Democrats running, there are closed-door fund-raisers almost daily, with Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey, Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, Kamala Harris of California and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota among those aggressively seeking high-dollar contributors.
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Mr. Holzhauer goes straight for the high-dollar clues, builds up his war chest, and then finds Daily Doubles, for which contestants wager as much of their pot as they want — and has the guts to bet relatively high amounts.
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The health care industry wants the federal government to pay for mandatory quarantines of patients who may be carrying coronavirus but don't need hospital care — a potentially high-dollar request for the emergency funding bill now under negotiation in Congress.
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And her ability to raise well over $22016 million and fully fund a presidential campaign without holding high-dollar fund-raisers demonstrated that other candidates, beyond Mr. Sanders and his intensely loyal small-dollar donors, could do so in the future.
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The back-and-forth between Warren's campaign and her supporters reveals how Warren's promise to not sponsor high-dollar fundraisers is proving to need more definition, just like her pledge not to take money from executives at Big Tech companies.
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The event will take place shortly before Obama heads to Silicon Valley for a high-dollar fundraiser benefiting the Democratic National Committee — two signs that the former president is beginning to step up his political involvement ahead of the 2020 election.
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Mr. Biden is more reliant on high-dollar fund-raisers than his leading rivals, a requirement that took him largely out of public view for days, just as Mr. Trump was amplifying his false claims about Hunter Biden's business dealings overseas.
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They have eschewed the high-dollar fundraising circuit since early on in their campaigns, a bet once considered risky given the outsize influence wealthy donors and bundlers have long held in presidential politics, but one that appears to have paid off.
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Highlighting his fund-raising challenges, Mr. de Blasio was forced to make a quick series of trips in March to Florida, Illinois and California to seek high-dollar contributions, as he had difficulty raising large amounts in New York City.
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But like Mr. Biden, Mr. Buttigieg is scooping up large contributions on the traditional fund-raising circuit — a contrast with Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, who are not holding high-dollar fund-raisers and instead are relying on grass-roots donors.
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WeWork's fundamental business idea — to cram as many people as possible into swank, high-dollar office space, and then shower them with snacks and foosball-type perks so they overlook the distraction-carnival of their desks — fails office workers, too.
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Mr. Biden, who has pledged not to take money from oil and gas executives, was confronted by an audience member about a high-dollar fund-raiser on his schedule on Thursday in New York with an executive named Andrew Goldman.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren vowed to abstain from high-dollar fundraisers if she becomes the Democratic presidential nominee in 2020, extending into the general election campaign her promise not to hold such events during the primary season.
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She has drastically cut her stump speech, leaving more time for questions from voters, and after saying for months that she does not want to criticize her fellow Democrats she is now confronting Mr. Buttigieg over his high-dollar fund-raising.
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Now, Pete had originally disclosed his bundlers and high dollar event hosts but stopped shortly after facing controversy over an event with a guy who helped block the release of the video of the police shooting of Laquan McDonald in Chicago.
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Warren and Sanders are relying on small-dollar donors to fund their presidential campaigns and have sworn off high-dollar fundraisers and super PACs, in contrast to some of the candidates they're out-raising, including former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she will continue to swear off high-dollar campaign fundraisers in the general election if she becomes the Democratic presidential nominee, extending her self-imposed ban on the events beyond the primary and reversing an earlier statement.
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The Minnesota Democrat also sought to cast herself as a candidate focused on the issues when she intervened in a fiery clash between Buttigieg and Warren over the Indiana Democrat's high-dollar fundraiser at a so-called "wine cave" in Napa.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Elizabeth Warren argued that Democrats would defeat President Trump if they "draw the sharpest distinction" with what she called the administration's corruption — and suggested that Mayor Pete Buttigieg's high-dollar fund-raising would undermine their ability to do that.
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The high-dollar fundraiser co-hosted by the Quora crew is expected to bring in triple its initial target, according to a person familiar with the event, and it had to move from a home to a bigger venue to accomodate the interest.
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The institute's executive director, Jane Sanders' son from a previous marriage, Dave Driscoll, provided a copy of the filing, which is subject to public inspection, and said that most of the high-dollar contributions came from organizations or family foundations and grants.
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The new data, from the tracking firm Kantar Media/CMAG, provides a small snapshot of what's shaping up to be a high-dollar brawl on the television airwaves, one where Trump has lagged severely since the general election began in earnest in June.
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Trump's ability to raise money online has largely made up for his poor relationship with traditional Republican high-dollar donors, who have largely spurned him for the entire campaign, though he did win a few marquee names over in the month of September.
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That calculation depended in part on how much weight was given to the high dollar price on the existing 8.375% 2021s and 8.75% 2026s, which according to one banker were trading last week around 109 and 110.50, or yields of 5.95% and 7.18%.
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COLOMBO, July 19 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose for the eight consecutive session on Friday to end at a more than a four-month high, as banking stocks continued to lead gains, while the rupee edged down on high dollar demand from importers.
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Thanks to a single senator, it has been a full year since the 82-year-old Export-Import Bank could approve deals exceeding $10 million, a limit that rules out high-dollar deals on airplanes, power generators, heavy equipment and nuclear reactors.
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The August hauls included a lucrative two-week swing of high-dollar events in the moneyed East Coast vacation spots of Martha's Vineyard and the Hamptons, along with star-studded luncheons in Los Angeles and gatherings with high-tech leaders in Silicon Valley.
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Mr. Trump has no high-dollar donor network and has given little indication that he is willing to tap into his fortune to give the party the hundreds of millions of dollars it will require to finance its campaigns in the fall.
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Chinar on the Island is a high-dollar Russian restaurant in Staten Island that is apparently the place to go if you want to shout at your dining companions during a DJ set while you drop $150 for the "Super Deluxe Banquet" meal.
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Notably, Sanders and Warren are the only two candidates who have completely sworn off not just PAC money but all private, high-dollar fundraisers and are completely relying on grassroots donations, speaking to the power of the digitally-driven small-dollar model.
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Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) went house-hopping in the Hamptons over the weekend, telling high-dollar donors something that's been fairly obvious since she announced her bid for the White House: that she's "not been comfortable with Bernie's plan" on health care.
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But Mr. Sanders elevated the issue of campaign finance in his 2016 race, and his jeremiads against the billionaire class have all but made super PACs verboten in this race; he and Ms. Warren are refusing to hold high-dollar fund-raisers.
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In the wake of Biden's successful debate and a well-received town hall in South Carolina, Unite the Country, a pro-Biden super PAC, has seen a surge in high dollar contributions from donors, one of its leaders told CNBC on Thursday.
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A recent Politico Magazine analysis found that 2020 Democrats are spending much less time in the state ahead of the caucus than Democratic candidates in previous cycles, choosing instead to shore up support in states with far more delegates and high-dollar donors.
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Midway through Thursday's debate, fireworks erupted between two of the preeminent Democratic candidates after Warren jabbed at Buttigieg for holding a closed fundraiser at a "wine cave" in Napa Valley, contrasting the move with her decision not to partake in high-dollar fundraisers.
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Even in trying times - whether it was a senior staff departure after her early pledge to swear off high-dollar fundraising or criticism of her Medicare for All proposal - Warren's campaign has neither evinced signs of panic nor dramatically retooled its approach.
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Elizabeth Warren&aposs pledge to not appoint any high-dollar donors as ambassadors if elected, Buttigieg shrugged off a commitment, saying he would select ambassadors "based on their readiness to do the job" regardless of if they had supported his campaign or not.
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In addition to raising questions about his work at McKinsey, Warren and critics of Buttigieg had pressed him to open up his private, high-dollar fundraisers to the press and disclose his "bundlers," donors who raise large amounts of money for campaigns.
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Under pressure from Ms. Warren, who is weeks into a rhetorical battle with Mr. Buttigieg in Iowa, Mr. Buttigieg on Monday agreed to allow reporters into his high-dollar fund-raising events and to disclose a list of his campaign's financial bundlers.
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In last week's Democratic debate in Los Angeles, Ms. Warren sought to hit back, seeking to brand Mr. Buttigieg as a candidate for the wealthy and well-connected after he held a high-dollar fund-raiser in a ritzy California wine cave.
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In a Medium post, the Massachusetts senator criticizes unnamed Democratic opponents for relying on high-dollar fundraisers to fund their campaigns and challenges them to disclose the names of their wealthy bundlers and finance teams, as well as any honorifics they're given.
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A disagreement that has been simmering for weeks between the progressive Massachusetts senator and the more moderate mayor erupted during the PBS NewsHour/Politico debate, when Warren brought up Buttigieg's recent high-dollar fundraiser at the Hall Rutherford wine caves in Napa Valley.
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But I have to ask: How can we trust you to hold these corporations and executives accountable for their crimes against humanity when we know that tomorrow, you are holding a high-dollar fundraiser hosted by Andrew Goldman, a fossil fuel executive?
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It was Sanders who, in the last election, made headlines for being the candidate where nearly three-quarters of donations were contributions under $200; this election, Warren has refrained from hosting any high-dollar fundraisers, and has the most individual donors, after Sanders.
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Still, many veterans of Democratic fund-raising believe that the eventual nominee will have to marry a robust network of small-dollar online givers with a high-dollar fund-raising operation in order to both claim the nomination and defeat President Trump.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden on Wednesday held the first of two high-dollar fundraisers in Los Angeles, which he opened to the press in a bid to counter criticism he is relying too heavily on the often closed-door events.
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And in 2019, as she set herself apart from a growing field of presidential candidates by vowing to abstain from high-dollar fundraisers, it loudly pressed others to do the same, helping Warren define the terms of the primary in her own progressive image.
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The tech mega-rich's support for Warren can be hard to quantify because she, unlike every other candidate save Bernie Sanders, does not travel the high-dollar fundraising circuit that offers a semi-public scorecard for who has won over the party's leading donors.
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Secondly, some high-dollar donors — people who donate thousands of dollars a year — also say that as they listened more closely to Warren in town halls and on podcasts, they discovered more differences between her and avowed socialists like Bernie Sanders than they initially anticipated.
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Why it matters: At a time of a fierce U.S.-Chinese rivalry for AI supremacy, academic critics accuse Big Tech of luring away university talent with high-dollar contracts, then focusing research not on big scientific questions, but on what bolsters their bottom line.
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But support from high-dollar donors is revealing of both whom the party establishment sees as its candidate and who could have staying power in the race even if they fall out of the mainstream conversation and can no longer draw on small-dollar donors.
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Wall Street has been a glaring weakness for Clinton throughout the campaign as Sanders has blasted her for giving high-dollar speeches to Goldman Sachs and she stumbled in an early debate, citing the September 19683, 2001, terrorist attacks for her support of Wall Street.
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"There is no return on investment on the Bush ad buys, zero," said one high-dollar donor who asked not to be named, pointing to how the ads have done little, at least so far, to lift Bush in the polls or dent his opponents.
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"This immediately caught out investors who were initially wrong-footed by the deceptively high dollar/yuan fixing yesterday morning (relative to market's projections) and had chosen to go long the dollar/offshore yuan on this," analysts at Macquarie said in a note on Thursday.
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But candidates like President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, while calling for campaign finance reform, have nevertheless reached out to high-dollar donors for critical support, something not lost on Sanders, who has been most effective when knocking Clinton for her Wall Street ties.
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The event was solely a fundraiser for Hillary for America, Clinton's campaign, not the Hillary Victory Fund, Clinton's joint effort with the Democratic National Committee and state Democratic parties, or Priorities USA, Clinton's high-dollar super PAC, according to Josh Schwerin, a Clinton spokesman.
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Enthusiasts and collectors will be descending on Phoenix and Scottsdale later this month for a number of high-dollar events, and as new generations of millionaires and billionaires get into the swing of collecting, sale prices for rare classic models are reaching new heights.
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That was followed by a third high-dollar fundraiser at a private residence in Manhattan for his reelection campaign and the RNC, according to the AP. The president's remarks at the second and third fundraisers were not reported by the White House press pool.
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MEMPHIS — On a Sunday afternoon earlier this month, Senator Elizabeth Warren began a swing through the South by proclaiming that she was running "a different type of campaign" — one that did not include high-dollar fund-raisers but was entirely reliant on grass-roots contributions.
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If you need to make a large purchase, it could be worth using a rewards credit card that offers a bonus for spending a high dollar amount, or applying for a new card to earn a welcome offer with a high minimum spending requirement.
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The Democratic presidential campaign considered an inbound request to have a campaign representative — such as an endorser, a staff member, or a high-level volunteer leader — attend a now-canceled high-dollar event in the Bay Area, according to several people familiar with the discussions.
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And while Ms. Harris, Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg have kept up a particularly aggressive schedule of high-dollar fund-raisers with $1,000 entry prices, Mr. O'Rourke has only held a handful of such events — and had held none until halfway through the quarter.
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Sanders has long touted his grassroots fundraising but increasingly has sought to draw contrasts with opponents, such as billionaire Michael Bloomberg and Buttigieg, who faced intense criticism during last month's Democratic presidential debate over attending a high-dollar fundraiser in a Napa Valley wine cave.
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The two top-tier candidates have eschewed the high-dollar fundraising circuit since early-on in their campaigns, a bet once considered risky given the outsize influence wealthy donors and bundlers have long held in presidential politics, but one that appears to have paid off.
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In recent weeks, CNBC spoke to several high-dollar Democratic donors and fundraisers in the business community and found that this opinion was becoming widely shared as Warren, an outspoken critic of big banks and corporations, gains momentum against Joe Biden in the 2020 race.
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"I've said to anyone who wants to donate to me, 'If you want to donate to me, that's fine, but don't come around later expecting to be named ambassador,' because that's what goes on in these high-dollar fundraisers," Warren said during this week's debate.
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Biden is scheduled to attend two high-dollar fundraisers Thursday in New York -- one of which is being co-hosted by Andrew Goldman, a former aide in Biden's Senate office who co-founded Western LNG, a Houston-based natural gas production and transportation company.
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But amid an ongoing back-and-forth with South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign and his refusal to talk about his work at consulting firm McKinsey or release details about his high-dollar fundraisers, she has now taken her disclosures a step further.
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Even the high-dollar U.S. model — this one stickers for $85,860 — has off-road chops in the form of locking differentials, a sort of off-road cruise control called crawl control and the ability to drag its outboard wheel to negotiate tight trail curves.
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Sanders brought in $25.3 million in the quarter that lasted from July through the end of September, while Buttigieg — who has a base of donors both online and for high-dollar, in-person events — raised $19.1 million, according to totals released by the campaigns.
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Still, when reputed mobster Robert LiButti was a high-dollar gambler at the Trump Plaza in Atlantic City, the Trump Plaza worked very hard indeed to keep him happy, as Michael Isikoff of Yahoo News reported: And Trump's reputed mob contacts didn't stop there.
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Bannon was a key figure in producing and promoting a movie called "Clinton Cash" that accused Bill and Hillary Clinton of doing favors for high-dollar donors to the Clinton Foundation charity, a theme that Trump has been touching on in his campaign speeches.
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The Biden advisors, Symone Sanders and Cristobal Alex, gathered Sunday with more than two dozen bundlers — people who raise money from high-dollar donors — at the San Francisco home of Sandy Robertson, co-founder of private equity firm Francisco Partners, according to people familiar with the matter.
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" Trump in Texas for shooting victims and campaign donors - Dallas Morning News: "President Donald Trump arrived Thursday in Houston and met privately with relatives of students killed at Santa Fe High School two weeks ago, before rubbing elbows with high dollar donors in Houston and Dallas.
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" Conservative group hitting airwaves to pressure red state Dems - Fox News: "A conservative group planned Monday to launch a high-dollar ad campaign in support of President Trump's Supreme Court pick, as both sides gird for a costly and confrontational battle before the nominee is even announced.
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More than two years after Hurricane Maria descended, destroying power poles, public buildings, homes, roads and other infrastructure from one end of the island to the other, an estimated $1.6 billion in insurance claims — particularly high-dollar claims filed by cities and condominium associations — remain unresolved.
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Among other things, he raised more than $500,000 in the first few months of the year—much of it from big businesses that have an interest in his committee's dealings, like General Electric and Prudential—while spending nearly the same amount, often to entertain high-dollar donors.
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Trump "was definitely trying to take the temperature of the room and gauge, especially in a room full of high-dollar donors, how are these people going to feel," said conservative video host and Next News Network producer Gary Franchi, who was present in the room.
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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 is reportedly slated to attend a high-dollar fundraiser with Sen.
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After the Museum of Ice Cream launched—and cashed in all of those high-dollar admission fees—a number of single-minded copycat pop-ups followed: The Museum of Pizza, the avocado-stanning Cado, and the by-many-accounts-unenjoyable Boba Room in New York City.
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Since their manager Peter Grant is preoccupied—and, judging by his less-than-gargantuan size, possibly not even Peter Grant at all—Richie tries to schmooze up a Robert Plant-ish homunculus who greedily bristles at not getting enough of a high-dollar cut in the bargain.
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"How can we trust you to hold these corporations and executives accountable for their crimes against humanity when we know that tomorrow you are holding a high-dollar fundraiser hosted by Andrew Goldman, a fossil fuel executive?" asked Isaac Larkin, a Ph.D. candidate at Northwestern University.
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Now, this couple has proven to be the tip of the spear of Buttigieg's Silicon Valley offensive, responsible more than anyone else for the high-dollar relationships that other candidates say put Buttigieg in the pocket of Big Tech but have nevertheless powered his improbable campaign.
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Both companies really rely on brand advertising — basically, high-dollar accounts from huge advertisers rather than a bunch of smaller accounts that make up the long tail of revenue — and that seems to pale in comparison to the advertisers that go with, say, Google or Facebook.
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In a speech in early December, Warren took thinly veiled shots at Buttigieg and Biden, who both raise money from high-dollar donors, "when a candidate brags about how beholden he feels to a group of wealthy investors, our democracy is in serious trouble," Warren said.
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Like Warren, Sanders has eschewed the kind of high-dollar fundraisers typical in presidential campaigns, and has instead powered his campaign with small-dollar, online donations and what he has dubbed "grassroots fundraisers," events with relatively low ticket prices and supporters of all means are invited.
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Buttigieg, who has shot from little-known, small-town mayor to become one of the most prolific fundraisers in the Democratic presidential primary, named a list of 113 bundlers — high-dollar donors who have also tapped into their personal networks to raise money for the candidate.
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At one of Pete Buttigieg's first high-dollar fundraisers since he agreed to open them up to the press, the South Bend, Indiana, mayor and his donors were greeted by more than just a new level of media scrutiny: A local progressive group also protested outside.
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Coming from the rugged world of California politics, Harris was known to raise high dollar amounts in the state to cover her runs for San Francisco district attorney, California attorney general and most recently US senator, but she failed to replicate that success on a national scale.
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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — As Senator Bernie Sanders returned to New Hampshire this morning after appearing in a Saturday Night Live skit, Hillary Clinton's campaign was trying to cast him as a high-dollar fund-raiser of lobbyists and as an unethical exploiter of veterans, clergy, union workers and older people.
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We favor shares of American Eagle over the long term even more now, given our preference for shares of domestic-focused retailers in the time of a strong dollar - as bright U.S. prospects fuel stateside spending in discretionary, and shares attract investors overseas seeking high dollar-denominated returns.
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As Trump sweeps through California this week holding high-dollar fundraisers to benefit the party and his campaign, a small group of Trump loyalists planned to huddle at an unofficial finance meeting Wednesday to discuss whether the party has Trump's best interests at heart, according to one GOP donor.
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After appearing to shun large donors last time around (even though he still got plenty of "dark money" from outside groups and big donors), Donald Trump's re-election campaign is openly embracing high-dollar fundraising and "bundlers" who amass maximum donations from rich people, as well as Super PACs.
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But in interviews, Mr. Chu said he was trying to keep opponents off balance, not trying to stack up money to make high-dollar bets like Mr. Holzhauer, who is fond of pushing his hands forward in his daily doubles bets as if shoving in all his chips.
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In between your visits to the homes of tech and Hollywood executives for high-dollar fundraisers, go visit places like Theodore Roosevelt High School in Boyle Heights, where Latino youth are petitioning to close a corporate tax loophole in order to increase funding to their local schools and communities.
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After 14 months of avoiding the country's most populous state, the President on Tuesday landed in the Golden State where he will visit the US-Mexico border near San Diego and raise campaign cash at a high-dollar fundraiser in Beverly Hills, near where he owns a home.
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"This is a $19 billion bill that is not paid for when we're racking up $100 million of debt per hour," said Roy, a first-term congressman who was elected with the help of high-dollar campaign contributions from fiscally conservative groups like the House Freedom Caucus' political arm.
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And so having the financial firepower of Dorsey — the only known billionaire backing her campaign — could seriously help, especially if he were willing to go beyond writing one $5,600 check and instead would invite other rich friends of his to do the same at a high-dollar fundraiser.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 200063 The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (I-Vt.), neither candidate holds high-dollar fundraising events (The Hill).
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"He's trying to run an insurgent campaign as a millennial presidential candidate, but he's doing exactly the same tactics of every president who has run before him: high-dollar campaign fund-raisers in Manhattan living rooms while saying he's a blue-collar guy from the Midwest," Mr. Westin said.
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Ahead of the looming first quarter deadline and concerns that Warren's fundraising numbers will lag behind those of her competitors, one senior Warren aide insisted to CNN on Sunday that the decision to skip high-dollar fundraisers and outreach was made with full recognition of the trade-offs.
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The high-dollar number comes as Quist looks to deliver a major upset on May 25 against Republican nominee Greg Gianforte for the seat vacated by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke "Rob's story is resonating with voters who want someone who will stand up for them," said Quist campaign spokeswoman Tina Olechowski.
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He accused her of enacting "purity tests you cannot yourself pass," noting that she was wealthier than Buttigieg and in fact that it wasn't long ago that she was holding the same kind of high dollar fundraisers — and even transferred millions of dollars raised that way into her presidential campaign account.
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That fortune cements his stature as the country's top liberal donor, and is also a vivid reminder of just how much he sticks out in today's Democratic primary, which is so concerned with the growing influence of people like Steyer that some candidates have ruled out high-dollar fundraisers altogether.
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Speaking at a high-dollar fund-raiser for his re-election at Le Cirque restaurant in New York last week, Mr. Trump asked contributors what they would think if he worked with Democrats on health care, should Republicans prove unable to repeal the Affordable Care Act, according to a dinner attendee.
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"I&aposve said to anyone who wants to donate to me, &aposIf you want to donate to me, that&aposs fine, but don&apost come around later expecting to be named ambassador,&apos because that&aposs what goes on in these high-dollar fundraisers," Warren said during this week&aposs debate.
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A low-key, high-dollar donor In an hour-long interview last month, Marcus detailed to CNN his relationship with the President, which he said involves occasional emails, maybe a once-a-month phone call, and an impromptu encounter at Mar-a-Lago, which is 20 minutes away from his place in Florida.
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"As Secretary Clinton holds high-dollar fundraisers with the nation's financial elite, our supporters have stepped up in a way that allows Bernie to spend the critical days before the caucuses talking to Iowans about his plans to fix a rigged economy and end a corrupt system of campaign finance," Weaver said.
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Through the first two fund-raising quarters, no other Democratic presidential candidate has married traditional high-dollar fund-raising with online small donations as successfully as Mr. Buttigieg, whose campaign announced on Monday that he had collected $24.8 million from more than 294,000 donors for the three-month period that ended Sunday.
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They say that he had "nefarious intent," when he selected them to invest in his high-dollar wine dinners, and they also allege that he exaggerated—or just straight made-up—a relationship with Château Mouton Rothschild owner Philippe Rothschild in order to make his own Bordeaux-related venture seem more legit.
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With the New Hampshire primary just days away, and another Democratic debate on Friday night in Manchester, some of Ms. Warren's own supporters are begging her to attack Mr. Buttigieg directly, as she did in the December debate, which became known for their memorable "wine cave" clash over high-dollar fund-raising.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll 2020 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Sanders takes lead in new Hill/HarrisX poll MORE (D-Mass.) have hammered Buttigieg over his high-dollar fundraisers, with the pair suggesting the former South Bend, Ind.
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"As Secretary Clinton holds high-dollar fundraisers with the nation's financial elite, our supporters have stepped up in a way that allows Bernie to spend the critical days before the caucuses talking to Iowans about his plans to fix a rigged economy and end a corrupt system of campaign finance," Weaver said in a statement.
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In the coming weeks, Mr. Trump and campaign officials will attend a string of high-dollar fund-raisers organized with the Republican National Committee, hitting the summer haunts of the well-to-do — from East Hampton to the California wine country — in a last-ditch effort to tap into the party's vast financial reserves.
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Sanders's call for Democrats to reject contributions of more than $200 from PACs, lobbyists or top executives of health insurance or pharmaceutical companies could be aimed at ramping up pressure on Biden, who has held high-dollar fundraisers even as his rivals for the nomination have sworn off money from bundlers or corporate PACs.
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Converting just the two units at the San Juan plant to natural gas and adding that capacity to PREPA's existing natural gas generation would allow PREPA to reach 2628 percent natural gas generation by fiscal 28503 — without the plants at Cataño and Yabucoa and without building the controversial and high-dollar proposed Aguirre Offshore Gasport.
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As investigators circle President Trump's administration over ties to Russia during the 22001 campaign, Mr. Simpson, a 2800-year-old Wall Street Journal veteran-turned-master of high-dollar research, has arrived at the biggest story of either of his careers, lurching to the center of the Russia-tinged scandal that clouds the presidency.
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Mr. Buttigieg's focus on high-dollar fund-raising events — he held at least 12 in September, according to schedules reviewed by The New York Times — has left him vulnerable to being tagged as the candidate of the donor class, a wealthy, almost entirely white demographic that is hardly representative of his party's diverse electorate.
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" Senator Heidi Heitkamp, a North Dakota Democrat who has been outspoken in her willingness to work with Trump in spite of the broader stance of her party, says, "Let me tell you, I represent farmers, and anyone who tells me that farm country benefits from a high dollar needs to have a discussion with me.
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Under pressure from his presidential rivals and Democratic activists, Buttigieg made a series of concessions to transparency this week: opening his private, high-dollar fundraisers to the press, pledging to disclose a list of his bundlers and naming his full client list at McKinsey, after the company released him from a nondisclosure agreement on Monday.
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The haul demonstrates that Sanders continues to be able to draw millions of dollars from a large pool of small donors, a central argument of his campaign and a direct distinction between the Sanders campaign and some of his main competitors, like Buttigieg and former Vice President Joe Biden, who are raising money from high-dollar donors.
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Unlike some other Democrats who are too dependent on high-dollar donors, or those who rely entirely on low-dollar donors that can evaporate when the going gets tough, Buttigieg's surprisingly strong fundraising haul last quarter was well-balanced: About 64 percent of his money came from smaller contributors, with the remaining coming in larger, $200-plus chunks.
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Yet now there is mounting evidence that traditional donors are at least begrudgingly giving: A post-debate fundraising drive this week yielded $18 million, and about $11 million of that cash came from high-dollar givers who fielded the calls of top Trump fundraisers at Trump Tower on Tuesday, according to a person with knowledge of the figures.
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Speaking to high-dollar donors and House GOP lawmakers, Trump wished retiring Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) well, then turned to a different table, pointed at McCarthy, and said he looks forward to working with McCarthy next.
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When Mr. Biden skipped another state Democratic Party convention this year, Raphael Sonenshein, executive director of the Pat Brown Institute of Public Affairs at Cal State L.A., said it was most likely because Mr. Biden was focusing his efforts on high-dollar donors and big-ticket endorsements, rather than on the most progressive wing of California's vast Democratic contingent.
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In a nod to that reality, Warren has already signaled that she may not stick to her ban on high-dollar fundraisers if she wins the Democratic nomination, asserting in an interview on MSNBC earlier this year that Democrats should not pursue a policy of "unilateral disarmament" when it comes to raising money for the general election.
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Still, some Democrats wonder if the divide between moderates and progressives in the party will have an impact on fundraising — in other words, whether Buttigieg's high-dollar donors would contribute to, say, Democratic nominee Bernie Sanders in the general election, or whether Sanders' fans would continue to give to anyone else if he is not the nominee.
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His rise this fall has threatened the candidacies of many of his rivals, but perhaps none more so than [Warren] and [Klobuchar] … When Warren then said, 'I do not sell access to my time,' Buttigieg fired back, noting that she had raised money in her Senate campaigns with the same kind of high-dollar fundraisers she was now criticizing.
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But the Clippers were able to keep a no-trade clause out of his new contract because of the high dollar amount and long-term nature of the deal, which naturally appealed to Griffin after a series of injuries that cost him his entire rookie season in 2009-10 and limited him to an average of 67 games over the past seven seasons.
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The hashtag "#WallStreetPete" trended on Twitter early Thursday after 6900 Democratic presidential hopeful Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Donald Glover to hold campaign event with Andrew Yang Buttigieg slips in new national poll MORE's campaign hosted a series of high-dollar fundraisers in New York City this week.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (D-Mass.), who has denounced high-dollar fundraisers and criticized the bipartisan practice of candidates giving ambassadorships and other posts to significant campaign contributors. Sen.
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Republicans — including GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE — have alleged that Clinton ran a "pay-for-play" operation, awarding high-dollar donors with special access to the former secretary of State.
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" ON THE BANKING SECTOR "The main role of the banking sector has shifted from supporter and funder of the economic cycle to a mediator that works, on the one hand, to attract deposits at high dollar interest rates exceeding 5 to 10 times those of other banks around the world, and on the other hand lends to the state at a higher interest rate.
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People involved in fundraising for Persist PAC, the new group supporting Warren, say they will aim to do what the campaign was only able to in small measure: amplify her basic message on TV with the financial support of the national donor network Warren developed in her 2012 and 2018 Senate bids but set aside last year when she decided to abstain from high-dollar fundraising.
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Regardless of the plot details, or whether or not Rami Malek will be cast as the villain who will inevitably be defeated in the final 15 minutes of the film, one thing that feels safe to assume based on the history of the 007 flicks is that Bond will be borderline drunk on high-dollar cocktails when he's fighting, boning, and doing other things that are required of British spies.
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The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch on Monday released a trove of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's email exchanges, some of which the group says show high-dollar Clinton Foundation donors and partners receiving special access to the former secretary of State.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2900 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is headed to California later this month for a trio of high-dollar fundraisers, seeking to solidify his status as the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination with a strong second-quarter haul.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached On The Trail: A historic vote that defines legacies MORE, the only other top-tier candidate in the Democratic field to hold high-dollar fundraisers, has allowed press to attend those events since launching his campaign, while Warren and Sen.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE (I-Vt.) have shunned traditional high-dollar fundraisers in their presidential bids, Biden has leaned on a network of wealthy donors and bundlers to power his campaign.
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Before her decision this winter to forgo doing any closed-door fundraisers, Warren visited the Bay Area multiple times a year for glitzy high-dollar bashes — dating from a 2012 fundraiser at the Piedmont home of Oakland A's part-owner Guy Saperstein during her first run for office to an October 2018 lunch hosted by Karla Jurvetson, which helped her raise over $100,000 just two months before she announced her presidential run.
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Again, some of the things he forgets to mention in this casual conversations are his conviction for bank fraud for $65,000 in worthless checks he used at high-dollar galleries, shops, and hotels in Savannah, Georgia, or the two years he spent in federal prison after he skipped out on a $1,030 bill at the Tabard Inn in Washington, DC. (That violated the terms of his release after his first conviction, the Sun says).
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 Krystal Ball warns about lagging youth support for Buttigieg MORE announced Monday his campaign would open his high-dollar fundraisers to reporters and disclose the names of campaign bundlers, bowing to pressure from critics who have accused him of lacking transparency.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump invokes son Barron while attacking Warren at rally Overnight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate MORE (D-Mass.), in particular, have gone head to head on a number of issues, most notably Buttigieg's previously closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers and his past work as a consultant.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 85033 The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (D-Mass.), have eschewed high-dollar fundraisers and do not have traditional bundler programs.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Biden, Sanders tax plans would raise less revenue than claimed: studies MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE (I-Vt.) have sworn off high-dollar donations to run grassroots campaigns, arguing that's the way forward to make politicians accountable to voters, not beholden to the wealthiest Americans. Sen.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 28503 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) have taken swipes at former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 22019 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE over his willingness to attend high-dollar fundraisers with Wall Street supporters.
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