He wasn't even trying to not look like a shill.
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Perform, and be perceived as a shill for the league.
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And every lawyer and lobbyist is presumed to be Putin's shill.
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They engaged Catherine Deneuve to shill for the company for decades.
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Probably by that guy who left the company to shill for Sprint.
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Is Disick a shill or a true believer in our decentralized future?
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Nelson portrayed Scott as a shill for the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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Until then, he is just a shill for the fossil fuel industry.
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Others called me a shill for Bloomberg, a corporate stooge, stupid, uninformed.
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The mass execution of anyone accused of being a "shill" was also proposed.
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This is not a shill for that and and also disclosure that front.
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But the congressman has strained to avoid such typecasting as a liberal shill.
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In Natasha's case, and IG accounts like hers, the brand is the shill!
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If the political-economic context were different — well, I'm fundamentally a neoliberal shill.
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They're a shill for LSM and have ties to Soros, and othe NWO organizations.
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AP Environmental Protection Agency head and fossil fuel shill Scott Pruitt is a simple man.
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Remember, voting out a telecom shill could also lead to two-faced lobbyists losing their jobs.
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If you don't have $125k to shill out but still love this iconic image, no worries.
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Knowing all this, Shill says Musk might have wanted distance from the SEC more than anything.
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When you shill out a few quid from the jump, you're less likely to skip out.
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A powerful statement, I guess, if you're moved by tech employees rising up to shill smartphones.
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You, the so-called Sheriff of Wall Street, attacked me as the Shill of Wall Street.
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He blamed "shill bidding" for creating volatility in a marketplace that had been stable for decades.
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You want to invite your followers into your shill with the gentle tug of something heartwarming.
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The paper has been an ineffectual shill for Clinton while damaging its own credibility along the way.
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I have prided myself on my ability to never shill or fall for a brand's stupid shticky wares.
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Naturally, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, a career-long, oil-industry shill from Oklahoma, has argued to pull out.
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That last one is the top insult in this group — neoliberal shill, is how it would be phrased.
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I never met the man personally, but something tells me Nelson Mandela would never shill for Donald Trump.
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Every other lawmaker should do the same, or risk being forever seen as a shill for big telecom companies.
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After all, getting pretty people to shill for products of questionable effectiveness is a hallmark of the influencer industry.
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While the accusatory power of "cuck" may have expired in alt-right spheres, "shill" remains as damning as ever.
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Most of us like to believe we can spot a shill, but social media makes it harder than ever.
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Although, if you're happy to shill for Lego, there are adult designs emblazoned with its icon logo as well.
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But the "fake positive" review, apparently written by a management-appointed shill, is a common feature of the site.
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Anita Bryant, whom Pittman refers to as "the Bull Connor of gay rights," was previously Big Orange's juice shill.
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Watching Joanna scream in desperate rage as some rando (literally) paints her as a corporate shill gave me chills.
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"Generally the VA secretary or defense secretary don't shill for companies," the leader of a veterans advocacy group said.
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The Squids set up fake email accounts to communicate with Adrian, a suspicious shill character created by designer Jesse Martinez.
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It's also not fun that Brands™ have hopped on the bandwagon, using fake dating terms to shill their product.
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The problem with Paul Manafort, it turns out, was not that he was a shill for allies of the Kremlin.
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"I found online communities were becoming a place for people to shill their own YouTube channels or podcasts," he says.
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" A head of a veterans advocacy group told ProPublica, "Generally the VA secretary or defense secretary don't shill for companies.
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I'm not sure there's enough room in its current digs to fit another shill from the coal and chemical industries.
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But when it comes to questions about his own company, Legere is as evasive as any corporate shill in a suit.
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But a private Tesla means the short-sellers wouldn't have a way to place those bets against the company, Shill says.
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Lindsay Lohan wants to help you live your best life, but only if you're willing to shill out a few bucks.
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It's Not Where You Come From… — It's the new guy, Jamie, who's really into Callie, even though he's a corporate shill.
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It's definitely been interesting to see a few tweets from Sanders supporters about how Bernie was a neoliberal shill all along.
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Ms. DeVos' eagerness to shill for those corporate interests is apparent in a craven new policy statement from the Education Department.
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And David Leonhardt plays the "neoliberal shill," making the case for Amazon's job creation while worrying about big business run amok.
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From Mr. Trump's standpoint, Mr. Grenell's key qualification is that he is a shill for the president, a shameless political advocate.
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People should resent Disney more for keeping the Muppets locked away somewhere, only letting them out to shill for Facebook cameras.
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The panel's Democrats sharply criticized him at a hearing this month as a shill for industries that make and use chemicals.
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" One Reddit moderator told BuzzFeed News even they've been called a "CCP shill" after banning "western users who've resorted to uncivil discourse.
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And all that remains is a man who will be best known for his work as a pathetic shill for Donald Trump.
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What's worse, however, is the product the Times has allowed Prince to shill: mercenaries that, under Prince, committed war crimes in Iraq.
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His status as a Hall of Famer and even as a shill for Bowery Savings and Mr. Coffee have been endlessly rehashed.
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Celebrities looking to get back in the spotlight and/or make a quick buck like Snooki and Lindsay Lohan shill for tea.
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I was invited to testify by the Republican chairman, who didn't seem to think I was a Google shill, about Section 230.
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Ross Douthat channels the "neoliberal shill" case for Sanders as a party unifier who can keep the Democrats' leftmost flank on board.
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" Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, accused "Western media" of being a "shill" and a "mouthpiece of various power groups.
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What lies at the heart of Charles's scandals is that he doesn't view himself as a business beyond, of course, being the shill.
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His clientele led McKim to have the idea to make an influencer page that will also shill his coffee shop brand and products.
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You could also imagine the person behind the account, collecting a check to shill waffles versus a candidate trying anything to get votes.
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TikTok stars, even those with under 100,000 followers, are now being asked to shill products for brands, just as they would on Instagram.
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Hey, if Gwyneth Paltrow thinks it's worth it to shill a $15,000 24-karat gold dildo, clearly we're not alone in this fascination.
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"It's hard to parse," said Gregory Shill, associate professor of law at the University of Iowa, who teaches corporate governance and securities regulation.
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When Sherlock needs a convenient shill in the morgue, there's Molly, conveniently putting aside her own unrequited love for him to help him.
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If you say anything negative about Bernie Sanders on the internet, it won't be long until you're labeled a shill for Hillary Clinton.
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They believe deeply in Sanders and see anyone who disagrees with them as a corporate shill or part of the Big Bad Establishment.
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Occasionally this is revealed to the public, such as when the infamous Google Shill List came out during a lawsuit brought by Oracle.
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Well, at least not a shill where she's making a direct profit, but the entire business is pushing the products of another business.
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She has been relentlessly attacked on the left by Bernie Sanders, who portrays her as a shill for Wall Street and other corporate interests.
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They started creating games with DLC planned right from the launch date, forcing hardcore gamers to shill out even more cash for basic gameplay.
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"He's a thoughtful and nuanced kind of guy, and not solely an industry shill," said Jim Shehan, head of Lowenstein Sandler's FDA regulatory practice.
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Although the film garnered many positive reviews, some well-respected experts in the field of GMOs are calling Kennedy a shill for corporate interests.
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You don't have to support fracking to be a liberal, but you are not a shill for the fossil fuel industry if you do.
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Mr. Blunt, for his part, painted Mr. Kander as a shill for President Obama and Hillary Clinton, who are very unpopular in the state.
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Liberal groups, such as Justice Democrats, which was founded by several former Sanders campaign aides, have sought to cast Biden as a corporate shill.
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I think Tillerson is a shill like the rest of the Trump-train cabinet appointments, and his only accomplishment was calling Trump a moron.
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Here's one reader, from Pawling, N.Y., who commented on the story under the username "Cloud 9": Disappointing that the Times would shill for Barclays.
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To be clear, there are smart people who sincerely oppose Fed policy, but no one seriously suggests that Yellen is a shill for Obama.
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The fake store is also trying to shill a bottle of "GamerGirl Pee" for just under $10,000 for a "lucky" (and tragically horny) fan.
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" These days, Mark — who backed Bernie Sanders in the most recent election — views Jones as "a major shill for Trump and the alt-right.
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If you take up Carlson on his shill for the show, you'll soon discover that it's not like he's become a feminist icon since 2011.
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But even if Musk "dotted his i's and crossed his t's," Shill says, there would probably be a lawsuit about how the process was handled.
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Not to mention, unethical sellers or agents could artificially inflate the price of a home through shill bidding, as an offer is not legally binding.
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Deepak Chopra, known bullshit artist and shill for Apple's bad "mindfulness" Watch app, is among Vigilante's loudest champions—and apparent personal friend to Andrew Frame.
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So, who's using the information of strangers to shill for opponents net neutrality, and try to tip the comments process in favor of Pai's position?
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"It's hard to parse," Gregory Shill, associate professor of law at the University of Iowa who teaches corporate governance and securities regulation told The Verge.
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No wonder, then, that the fourth edition of BroadwayCon — a three-day expo targeting hard-core Broadway fans — was as much about shill as chill.
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In 2013, he admitted using a system of so-called shill bidders whose sole purpose was to drive up prices and bring him higher commissions.
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When Scott Gottlieb was appointed commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration last May, some were concerned he'd be a shill for the pharmaceutical industry.
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Online, however, Pai's jokes about "colluding" with his former employer and being Verizon's "shill" came off as a bit more authentic than he had probably hoped.
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The hamsters — a long-running gag to promote the South Korean auto brand's Soul model — are here to shill the latest iteration of the diminutive SUV.
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In the case of Andrew Smith, the new head of the Bureau of Consumer Protection at the Federal Trade Commission, he is truly a shill's shill.
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The only real explanation is that corporations are preying on the excitement surrounding VR in order to shill products that simply don't belong in virtual reality.
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Trump has staffed his administration with hawks—most notably Bolton, a notorious Iraq War shill—and seems ready to inch dangerously close to war with Iran.
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Mr. T was a notable shill for the WorldCom-owned 1-213.50-COLLECT, once starring in an ad with a before-he-was-famous Aaron Paul.
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My friend recommended it and we thought it was a bit of a joke at first, and we would shout "SHILL!!!" every time she came onscreen.
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Hoft, whose website ran an article in August calling Gilmore a shill for the "deep state," said he did not condone violence but defended his article.
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Forcing pro-life pregnancy centers to shill for the abortion industry is like forcing the American Lung Association to promote cigarettes and where to buy them.
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Every time there is a new government or Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report the mainstream media acts like a shill and reports on it uncritically.
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And she has employed a more stealth plan for promoting her fashion line: She didn't go on television, didn't overtly promote, she didn't shill -- she simply wore.
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Staples said that if even Dion, whom he called "principled," is willing to "shill for the arms industry," it begs the question: who will fight against it?
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I am, I hope, far from a corporate shill, and I don't really care about whatever activities you want to do to hurt HBO's feelings in general.
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Trump&aposs New EPA Head Wants to Debate Global Warming as the World BurnsEnvironmental Protection Agency head and fossil fuel shill Scott Pruitt is a simple man.
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Standing on thje median strip at a busy intersection, next to the guy with a 20% off mattress sign, failing to shill copies of my Horrible book.
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For Democrats taking notes, it's undoubtedly helpful to see just how far paying millennial and Gen Z meme accounts to shill for a septuagenarian will get you.
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In other words, if they know that Lord is simply a shill for Trump, how does he in any way offer anything of value to the viewer?
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"If she wants to go and shill for her favorite candidate ... in her personal capacity on her own front lawn, she's free to do so," Painter said.
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The label of "neoliberal shill" is often lobbed at mainstream Democrats like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, along with French president Emmanuel Macron and Canadian heartthrob Justin Trudeau.
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This is all well and good (for our complexions and for the brands that shill us products), but if you've got sensitive skin, it's easy to feel sidelined.
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Such weapons include long range acoustic devices, or LRADs, which emit a shill, loud, disabling sound that can damage the hearing of people more than 900 feet away.
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The wholesome dad trying to be an influencer feels a lot cheaper knowing it's just a personality put together by advertisers to shill coffee, but we'll take it!
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The 30-second spot features a gaffe in which Slotkin said that she puts "party before country" and suggests that, if elected, she'll be a shill for Pelosi.
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Alferink countered by asking how much Catherall was being paid as a defense witness — he said his rate was $300 an hour — and sketched him as a shill.
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"There are people who thought he would be a shill for industry," said a Republican lobbyist who requested anonymity to speak freely about how industry advocates view regulators.
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Some in the community say that he's a paid shill for ICOs, but he has a large following and is featured as a regular expert by mainstream news outlets.
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He slammed Sanders for painting Clinton as a corrupt corporate shill and for refusing to drop out when it became clear that Clinton couldn't be stopped from the nomination.
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Not even Reddit is safe — in fact, there's been at least one threadlong fight on r/Mattress over who is and who isn't a secret shill for Big Mattress.
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Bloomberg's funneled tens of millions into Hawkfish, a digital firm he just founded that's working with the campaign, and has even sought out influencers to shill for his candidacy.
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An American actor, Bob, who has sheepishly gone to Tokyo to shill for Suntory whiskey, meets a woman, Charlotte, who has been left alone by her husband, a photographer.
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When deadmau5 took over London's Millbank Tower in 2011 to shill Nokia phones, I was in the crowd, dutifully recording the fancy projection lights show on my own handset.
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The business began as a Los Angeles event planner that booked and coordinated conferences linking YouTube stars, their audience and the brands that want to shill to them IRL.
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And, on her speech-giving to massive corporations -- including Goldman Sachs -- Sanders went WAY easier than he could have if he wanted to portray Clinton as a corporate shill.
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They'll shill for you at conferences, introduce you to people, act as an additional BD/sales/HR person and generally add way more than just cash to the equation.
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I know that it hurts people's feelings when they get called a "neoliberal shill," but, frankly, I think it's actually indicative of a very positive phenomenon, which is confidence.
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Most of the ones we've featured in this newsletter are by a single person or personality, and they have to strategically shill things that fit into their online persona.
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Rachel Sklar: A perfect illustration of inequality Did anyone notice that in the final question, the women asked for forgiveness while men used the opportunity to shill their books?
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"The amount that the MCA commissioned the works for was close to what I make in a year at my day job," said artist Laura Shill in an email.
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Still, Armstrong isn't Instagramming her outfits with brand credits so they will sponsor her posts, nor is she taking free trips to glamorous locations to shill for beauty brands.
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While celebrities are still being paid to shill other companies' brands, there are now more lucrative and personal avenues available to them to speak to — and sell to — fans directly.
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And now the public's view of a reporter talking to a source on the other side of the political divide is that he is a shill or working with enemies.
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It doesn't matter if what Lord says is true, just as it doesn't matter if Corey Lewandowski was both a CNN analyst and Trump campaign shill at the same time.
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No matter how hard makeup tutorials will try to shill holy grail products, you never know if a color will work on you without seeing it on your face first.
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After Mr. Zozaya posted his video, anti-vaccination activists left hateful comments, accused him of being a shill for the pharmaceutical industry and even posted personal information about his family.
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Critics seized on that funding to claim that Trauss, were she not a shill for developers, was a tout for the reterritorialization of the cities by tech-fueled neoliberal capital.
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The Dutch celerity filed a lawsuit against Facebook in April over the misappropriation of his and other celebrities' likeness to shill Bitcoin scams via fake ads run on its platform.
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Photo: APAt this point when a new person joins the Trump administration as a regulator, the question isn't if they are a corporate shill, it's how big of one are they?
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Like everyone else, Barker was there to shill something—in his case, his book Priceless Memories, the proceeds of which went toward his foundation that subsidizes spays and neuters for dogs.
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Whether you're a shill at a vaudeville revue hired to clap for a specific act or a smooth-talking DJ grown flush with ill-gotten coin, the song remains the same.
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Then, the Fan League (run by a company called Social Toaster) prompts you to connect even more accounts you can use to shill for BlackBerry Mobile, from Instagram to Pinterest to YouTube.
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I feel like this distinction is ignored in some of these intra-left disputes, and so everything gets framed in binary terms — you're either down for the cause or a neoliberal shill.
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Photo: AP EPA chief, climate denier and oil shill Scott Pruitt has reportedly allotted thousands to preventing leaks from the Environmental Protection Agency, including $3,000 spent to sweep his office for recording bugs.
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Being a shill can still get you in some deep shit, and arguing to your entire company that women are biologically inferior to men is still a totally good reason to fire someone.
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"I believe that Yang 24 is working with RadicalMedia LLC, a marketing and publicity firm, to shill Yang on 22016chan and other websites, to get him into the debate," one anonymous user wrote.
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Though Klinenberg accused her of being a shill for her client (causing the debate moderator to call a timeout and explain, "These aren't… cigarette people"), Fisher had science to back up her claims.
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Democrats slammed Sean Spicer on Monday for saying there is "zero evidence" Russia influenced the 2016 election, accusing the incoming White House press secretary of being a "shill" for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Most of the conversation is about the agency's privacy proposal, but he also says that "people did get it wrong" when they assumed his past as a lobbyist made him an industry shill.
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But recently, at one Florida school, students also had to worry about whether their parents would willing to shill out money so that they could skip to the front of the lunch line.
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There's literally nobody smarter in the media business and nobody smarter about media, and I feel like I'm a corporate shill saying that, but it just in this case, happens to be true.
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Yet all too often in recent years, certain members of Congress have refused to adhere to these limits and have run afoul of U.S. policy — particularly those lawmakers who disgracefully shill for Russia.
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Thought to be a shill for the chemical industry, he was involved in setting a West Virginia standard for PFOA that was at least a thousand times higher than EPA's current safety level.
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In last year's speech, Pai offered tips for his newly powerless Democratic colleagues ("Tip #1: Leak ... frequently") and performed a skit in which he poked fun at his own reputation as a corporate shill.
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And Justice Democrats, a group launched by former Sanders campaign aides, issued a blistering statement attacking Biden as a corporate shill and saying he's the wrong kind of politician for the party to nominate.
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Speaking of which ... A surprising amount of discussion about Jurassic World revolved around whether the fact that Bryce Dallas Howard's soulless corporate shill Claire wore her high heels out into the jungle was sexist.
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While frequently dinging Facebook over its handling of user data, he's generally heralded Apple as a lodestar on issues of user privacy, and he's rejected claims that he is a "shill" for the company.
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So if R2-D2 and C-3PO can be used to market Campbell's Soup and Boba Fett, Darth Vader, and Chewbacca can shill Coffee-mate Creamer, then maybe there's nothing Disney characters can't sell.
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Also in the "British greats turning in slyly comedic performances" category is this meta-commentary on the fact that the celebrities who appear in commercials make lots and lots of money to shill things.
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And precisely because it's so difficult to study, there's a lot of hype and misinformation, which makes it easy for people to shill CBD and cannabis products that might not live up to their promises.
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In 22016, Judith Light, then known for her role in the sitcom Who's the Boss and now known as the boss of all red carpets, was hired as the first celebrity to shill for Proactiv.
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That means Instagram now has to worry about how frequently ads show up in feeds, and they have little way of knowing if an influencer's post about Starbucks' latest cold brew concoction is a shill.
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Burke was a smarmy bureaucratic shill for an evil research corporation, and on Stranger Things Reiser will play a Department of Energy bigwig who sweeps into Hawkins to hush up the events of season one.
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In the last five days we have lost a rocket man, found out who among us watched a lot of WWE as kids, and saw another climate-denying shill take his spot in the sun.
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It is surely unfair to assume, without evidence, that Mr Tillerson would inevitably be a shill for the oil industry, or reach his conclusions about, say, sanctions on Russia based on what profits his former firm.
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Jones kept his focus relentlessly on the state and what he could do for it in Washington, a move that made it difficult for Republicans to cast him as a shill for national (and liberal) Democrats.
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While that last fact will probably be used as a brush to tar Carr as an industry shill, don't forget that similar allegations were leveled at Tom Wheeler before he led the charge toward net neutrality.
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"We've seen people killed by reckless drivers who have previously had a lot of tickets in school zones," said Gregory Shill, an associate professor at the University of Iowa College of Law who researches transportation policy.
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Many shareholders would inevitably be upset (as some were that day in August), either by the amount Musk offered or the way the deal was executed, says Gregory Shill, a law professor at the University of Iowa.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThe Google Pixel and Pixel XL have set the bar high for the Android, but you don't necessarily have to shill out hundreds of dollars to get a Pixel-esque feel on your handset.
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Democrats, including Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), have called Barr a partisan shill for the president.
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But Expedia has been at it for more than 20 years, and at the risk of sounding like a goddamn shill, it represents much of what we expect from an online business in terms of reliability and usability.
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Depending on who you ask, that's either because Obama is a bought-and-paid-for Wall Street shill, or else because universal banks are actually less risky and failure-prone due to their more diversified portfolio of businesses.
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These are the players who have 20,000 fans on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, but had no way to reach all of them simultaneously in a form that could appeal to whatever brand they'd want to shill for simultaneously.
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To have days when priority numero uno is to shill butt-enhancement cream from the comfort of your own backyard, or just while away an afternoon (make that a significant portion of your life) making faces on Snapchat.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Cruz by turns depicted Mr. de Blasio as a shill for the teachers' union and an enemy of police officers, describing a 2014 police protest against the mayor after the shooting deaths of two officers.
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Merch booths shill "Boycott Beyoncé" T-shirts, while surprise rap guests and dance routines set to current club staples give the set list a layer of menace; every reference to her maybe-unfaithful husband, Jay Z, tightens chests.
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It was a pretty epic mic drop in terms of career departures by any standard, but this resulted in heated op-eds calling him a rat, a shill, and basically a brain fetishist both during and after his tenure.
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And so it's time for the social media squad to find a new young voice, one that's hip to the culture of the moment, unafraid to shill fatty foods, and careful not to imply an endorsement of hate speech.
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You don't have to be a corporate hireling or a Hillary shill to be taken aback when a Democratic campaign endorses economic projections that are even more outlandish than the Republican fantasies you were ridiculing just the other day.
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There are hundreds of copies of music-streaming apps that shill pirated content to make it harder to track them down one by one and allow for single-shot bursts of revenue capture before they're found out or retired.
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Their story is fraught with frustration—with the clueless Sony executives, with their own limitations, and especially with their increasingly controlling manager, industry veteran Alan Sacks (who comes across as an absolute caricature of a "slimy music biz shill").
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What won't be fine will be if activists make a no-private-insurance position a litmus test, declaring that anyone advocating a more incrementalist approach is no true progressive, or maybe a corrupt shill for the medical/industrial complex.
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Well, it's sort of hard to pin down, but whatever it is, it feels more pushy—filters and lenses that you can slap across your selfies, and information tagged to your posts, if you want to be a corporate shill.
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READ: The guys from Fuck Jerry are using stolen memes and pics to shill their "lol" tequila "Mike Bloomberg 2020 has teamed up with social creators to collaborate with the campaign, including the meme world," Bloomberg spokesperson Sabrina Singh told CNBC.
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" — Mr. Speaker Bustus Jurkitt, wretched Disney shill (@justusburkitt) April 22018, 20183 "I sat down to watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt 22018 and I was inexplicably meant to know why everyone was after a man with no nose.
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While some influencers post outfit photos and shill meal kits, J.Prone used his page to harass and brag about the YouTubers and influencers he's hacked, posting personal details, like de Rosa's phone number, as well as photos of his victims.
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The reason is more complicated than what many angry Marvel fans, who have waged anti-Captain Marvel campaigns on YouTube and Rotten Tomatoes, might assume: that Marvel and Larson have conspired to make the film an empty shill for woke progressivism.
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The case provides a rare glimpse into the Mexican heroin trade that's taken hold in Florida, where opioid-related deaths have reached record levels in the aftermath of high-profile crackdowns on so-called "pill mills" that shill prescription drugs.
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Rather than visibility labeling videos as promoted content (advertising), the FTC said that Warner Bros asked the celebs to put disclaimer information in the description box for videos, meaning that it wasn't immediately obvious that this was a paid-for shill.
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Menulog, a food delivery app I didn't care about five seconds ago, kept the tradition alive this year by recruiting Goldblum as their spokesman, inexplicably appearing in people's livings rooms to shill out for what's likely his jazz piano fund.
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You can always watch these kinds of space activities on TV with NASA's cable channel, but for those who don't want to shill out money for that, online broadcasts through the NASA TV live stream are usually the way to go.
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Bruh. We ask Sean Spicer, the Republican National Committee's spin man, about Trump's dismissal of Thursday's debate audience as "the lobbyists," implying that everyone who'd jeered at his responses was some kind of shill for the insurance and oil companies.
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Despite the government shutdown and myriad other cursed baggage we're still faced with—including the official death of net neutrality, for which FCC Chairman Ajit Pai and self-affirmed shill released a gloating statement—there was actually some good news this week!
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A capable opponent would quickly turn any of those stories into a crisis for Clinton, using it to build out the caricature of her as a deceptive shill who's careless with state secrets and totally under the thumb of toxic moneyed interests.
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And yes, I have a vested interest in this business — not because I'm a Hillary shill, not because I'm a corporate stooge, but because wonkdom is a key part of who I am and why I think I can play any positive role.
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Then we saw the pictures, showcasing beach-ball colored, puff-shouldered crop tops, frill-trimmed bikinis, and asymmetrical one-pieces, and, well, we can confirm that this is a swim line you'll be willing to shill out the (semi-big) dollars for.
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Individuals claiming to represent the group tell Mic that they started out hacking accounts to quietly collect personal data, changing their approach to shill OurMine's own services on the Facebook, Twitter, and other social media accounts of those high-profile targets affected.
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RICHARD W. POETONBENNINGTON, VT. To the Editor: Lest environmentalists cheer at Scott Pruitt's departure, let us remember that when President Trump fired Rex Tillerson as secretary of state, he replaced a former Exxon Mobil chief executive with the oil-industry shill Mike Pompeo.
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But mostly his candidacy has looked like a dud, with his objectively very progressive voting record and instincts a poor match for his reputation as a neoliberal shill and Kamala Harris outshining him as the top African American candidate in the race.
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She then capitalized on her name recognition to become a social media star, attracting more than 5.3 million followers on Instagram and over 1.6 million on Twitter, using both accounts to shill for designers, stores, car companies, exercise studios and other lifestyle brands.
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But despite this drastic evolution from benevolent monk to corporate shill and the perhaps not-so-great intentions that spurred the change, one thing remains true: No matter how Santa changes, he will always exist in our hearts and in our media.
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The Avengers tie-in web series WHIH Newsfront gives Christine a job as an anchor, but it makes her a corporate shill and continually has her criticizing the Avengers in every debate, subtly positioning her in opposition to all right-thinking superhero fans.
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The little fanzine I brought to the Uptown Kinkos in Minneapolis in 1991, because no magazine or paper or monthly shill sheet would let me write for them—and like magic, here, 13 years after the fact, I am finally living my teenage dream.
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In response to the new study, the American Beverage Association (ABA) accused Schillinger of having his own bias, saying he's a paid shill for the city of San Francisco as it challenges a law that would see warning labels placed on ads for sweetened drinks.
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What is less well known about Selye, however, is that he was also a shill for the tobacco industry for the last 21970 years of his career, and his skewed approach to our mental and physical health has skewed the way we define stress today.
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Friedman, a shill for the Israeli right wing, to be ambassador to Israel is eyebrow raising, to say the least, in that Mr. Friedman's outspoken support of West Bank settlements and opposition to a two-state solution is at odds with longstanding United States policy.
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In other words, if you disagree or offer an opposing viewpoint, to the alt-right, it's because you're still living within the Matrix — you've taken the blue pill, you're a mindless sheep, a weak cuck, or a shill for the insidious threat of progressive identity politics.
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I also hate the fact that Valentine's Day has become so overly hyped by advertisers — our capitalist overlords will take any opportunity to shill to us, really — that single people think they're supposed to feel bad about themselves because they're not in a relationship on February 14.
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Does he not realize the depth of mistrust that exists when his Secretary of State issues surrender demands to the Iranians and his national security advisor is a paid shill for the same Iranian opposition group that paralyzed the supreme leader's right arm in an assassination attempt?
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Behind the scenes, marketing and public relations agencies have for weeks been offering these celebrities and others who will shill for an audience of millions on game day for interviews with reporters to talk about their endorsements on behalf of the brands that have hired them.
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Instead, she focuses on Trump's attempts to discredit her husband by using her 2015 Democratic run for the Virginia state Senate as a ploy to depict him as something of a "deep state" adversary of the Trump administration and a hiding-in-plain-sight shill for Hillary Clinton.
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Clinton, by contrast, was portrayed as a corrupt corporate shill who may have even rigged the primary — and those characterizations came from Sanders himself, who withheld his endorsement of Clinton until July, fueling further attacks on her and questions about the legitimacy of her campaign and the primary process.
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Scott Wiener Paints Ajit Pai as Telecom Shill as California Net Neutrality Fight EscalatesThe feud between federal Republican officials and the architects of California's recently passed…Read more ReadIn addition to Wiener, Pelosi was joined by State Senator Nancy Skinner and Assemblymembers Rob Bonta and David Chiu, coauthors of S.B. 822.
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"The random Charlottesville observer who was interviewed by MSNBC and liberal outlets turns out to be a deep state shill with links to George Soros," Gateway Pundit founder Jim Hoft wrote, referring to the billionaire liberal donor, who is a frequent subject of right-wing—and often anti-Semitic—conspiracy theories.
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Like Washington, DC's new Museum of the Bible, Barton uses the appearance of academic inquiry without any of its rigor — to shill for a Christian dominionist approach to government that ideologues from Newt Gingrich to Michele Bachmann to Brownback to Trump's latest favorite candidate, Saccone, are all too happy to accept without question.
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Several top executives and journalists at the site have resigned in the last week, saying the organization has turned into a shill for the Trump campaign and failed to support Michelle Fields, a Breitbart reporter who accused Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, of grabbing and shoving her at a Florida rally last week.
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That she was facing both justified criticism as a fighter and public figure and bile for being an uppity woman and that it wasn't always easy to draw a definitive line between the two (or explain that nuance to other people without being dismissed as a Rousey nuthugger or shill immediately, for that matter).
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" -- On August 15, 2015, after a player was arrested for possession of marijuana, Coach Briles texted an assistant coach: "Sh*t – how about that – he's gonna b (sic) in the system now – let me know what you think we should do… I can get shill (Shillinglaw) to call Sibley or we can.... Do we know who complained?
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McCarthy went on to stuff an enormous stick of gum into her mouth, attack a reporter with a leaf blower, and lift her leg high into the air to show off a pair of Ivanka Trump-brand heels during an infomercial to shill for the first daughter after Nordstrom declined to pick up her Fall line.
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He's older and not able to do the same physical stunts that once made him famous; meanwhile, fame and fortune have turned him into a bitter old man who essentially works as a shill for the Chinese government––he's spoken out against democracy in China, and a couple years ago publicly shamed his son for smoking weed.
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"People who shill for groups that are intertwined with eugenicists, population control environmentalists, and who have alt-right extremists on staff, and whose core beliefs about humanity spit in the face of basic conservative principles should have no place in a Republican administration," said Mario H. Lopez, president of the Hispanic Leadership Fund, a conservative advocacy organization.
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Good cranks punch up at the powers that be who are tied to phone lines and public relations expectations—whether it's Russian jokesters tempting professional oil industry shill Rick Perry with a made-up pig turd fuel, or an anonymous saint spicing up C-SPAN with lyrics to the theme song of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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They include: Yimby Memes for Developer Shill Teens Social Urbanist Memes for Anarchist Communist Teens Amchad Memes for American Rail Apologist Teens Tyler Walter, 25, created that last group as a subgroup for a certain kind of meme, which classifies French trains as "virgins" and bulkier American trains as "Chads," a widely used online nickname for macho dudes.
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The best thing TikTok currently has going for it is its goofiness: Sure, the most popular TikTok celebrities can eventually shill products or launch actual music careers, but the vast majority are there to make silly lip-sync videos, fool around with visual effects, and participate in whatever challenge happens to be going viral at the moment.
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Not that it matters anymore since the Federal Communications Commission, headed by telecommunications shill Ajit Pai, successfully killed net neutrality protections earlier this year, but AT&T's tiered unlimited plans that are strapped with limitations and its decision to offer access to properties it owns for free to its subscribers are cardinal sins against the bright line rules of net neutrality.
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Verizon Says Exec&aposs Joke About Installing a &aposVerizon Puppet&apos at FCC to Kill Net Neutrality Was…Like bankers on a balcony, sipping champagne and sneering at a growing crowd of protesters angrily…Read more ReadOne of the more egregious of Pai's jokes, which reflects the frequent accusations that he's a corporate shill, comes at the 20:00 mark.
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"[T]he vast majority of people are not paying any attention to what I have actually said on my Twitter account, or they would know that I am a liberal, atheist, ex–Jehovah's Witness computer programmer, and not a bigoted shill for the Republican party who is all-too-happy to throw Muslims under the bus for a chance at power," he said.
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Reporter Michelle Fields late Wednesday called Greta Van Susteren a "Trump shill" in pushing back against the Fox News anchor's advice to not pursue legal action involving 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.
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"This is a woman, by the way, who came on our show during the campaign and would shill for Trump in extensive fashion and then she would get off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be taken off and she would say 'bleeech, I need to take a shower' because she disliked her candidate so much," Brzezinski said.
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"There are Republican voters who are going to feel cheated by the fact that their presidential nomination has been taken by a reality show star, and there are Democratic voters who are going to feel cheated when that corporate shill boxes out Senator Sanders at the convention in that rigged process," Nicholas Sarwark, the Libertarian Party's national chairman, said on Sunday.
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"This is a woman, by the way, who came on our show during the campaign and would shill for Trump in extensive fashion, and then she would get off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be taken off and she would say 'bleeech I need to take a shower,' because she disliked her candidate so much," Brzezinski said.
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Under Pai's tenure, the FCC has not only rolled back net neutrality guidelines, but scaled back subsidies to native populations, scrambled to remove regulatory barriers to conservative media giant Sinclair Broadcast Group's takeover of local media, spread misinformation about supposed cyberattacks on its comment systems, and charmingly refused to release records related to a video it produced showing Pai joking about being a Verizon shill.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball West Virginia Senator and corrupt corporate shill Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinOvernight Energy: Senate eyes nixing 'forever chemicals' fix from defense bill | Former Obama EPA chief named CEO of green group | Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Senate reviews Interior, FERC nominees criticized on ethics Krystal Ball: 'Manchin's refusal to back Bernie is particularly galling' MORE has revealed his true divisive nature.
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Biden's plan, while similar in a broad thematic sense to other variants of Green New Deal, differs in at least three subtle but noteworthy ways: To his many critics on the activist left, all this is further proof that Biden is a corporate shill in progressive clothing, unwilling to make the kind of radical break with incumbent industry players that they believe the planet needs.
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With the ability to IG Story and live-tweet while episodes air, as well as tag brands in outfit pics and shill direct-to-consumer sunglasses on their IG grids, Bachelor alums have unprecedented direct access to their fans, and, if they make it far enough into the season without pissing too many people off, a near guarantee that they can make a few bucks on sponsored content.
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In the world of The Bachelor, it might as well be 2002 instead of 2020 — there are truly no social media cornerstones depicted on-screen to demarcate what year it is in the outside world (aside from, I suppose, the creeping influence of Revolve gowns — which contestants had to model for a group date this season, a sort of tacit acknowledgment of the fact that many of them will go on to shill Revolve clothing on Instagram once the season ends).
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway is secretly disgusted by President Trump and spoke harshly of him off-camera during the campaign, "Morning Joe" hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough said Monday "This is a woman, by the way, who came on our show during the campaign and would shill for Trump in extensive fashion and then she would get off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be taken off and she would say 'bleeech I need to take a shower,' because she disliked her candidate so much," Brzezinski said.
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