The only thing worse than having Trump as their unpopular standard-bearer is losing power and popularity because they tried to remove him as their standard-bearer.
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The win presents an intriguing scenario: Romney, the onetime Republican Party standard bearer, with a perch in Washington to both help and torment Trump, the current Republican standard bearer.
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" She added: "They see Donald Trump as their standard-bearer.
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"I was elected to be the standard bearer," he typed.
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The standard bearer for Virgo excellence is, of course, Beyoncé.
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It had also been an early standard bearer for ESG investing.
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Mike Pence, a standard-bearer for social conservatives in the state.
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Nor has the firm been the best standard-bearer for fracking.
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Only now he's race baiting as the GOP's undisputed standard-bearer.
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And what of Hangouts, Google's current standard-bearer for video calling?
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A standard bearer for digital free trade would do the opposite.
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Breakingviews Wells Fargo has deprived banks of a Washington standard-bearer.
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Huawei is cast as a Chinese standard-bearer in that struggle.
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Biden and Buttigieg are battling to be the pragmatists' standard bearer.
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Together, their voting blocs easily beat corporate standard-bearer Joe Biden.
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Mr. Wang's company would become a standard-bearer for the industry.
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She's the new standard-bearer for the party's formidable left wing.
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Christ seemed like the natural standard-bearer for that nonviolent approach.
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I remember when a GOP standard bearer could explain the Russian threat.
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Side, has been rather a dowdy operation, a standard-bearer for everything
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Sanders and Warren are battling to be the party's progressive standard bearer.
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In my mind, here was a Social Justice Warrior, a standard bearer.
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Zelnick said the game has become the "standard bearer" for the industry.
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Pixel likely to be the standard bearer for "Google Phones" going forward.
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"Their standard-bearer at the moment is Donald Trump," Mr. Obama said.
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As his party's standard bearer, he also enjoys a substantial fundraising advantage.
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He is a standard-bearer shredding fifty years of bipartisan foreign policy.
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The field's current standard-bearer, Lee Child, writes clean, hard and fast.
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The country's political left now finds itself without an obvious standard-bearer.
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Justice Antonin Scalia, a conservative standard-bearer, was confirmed with 98 votes.
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One way, nativism beckons; Mr. Trump, for now, is its standard-bearer.
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The presidential nomination process is about more than simply selecting a standard bearer.
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Warren is arguably a more popular standard bearer for the progressives than Sanders.
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With Trump as their standard-bearer, Republicans may be inviting a similar fate.
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Collins is the most senior senator yet to reject her party's standard-bearer.
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GOP that has chosen his polar opposite as its standard bearer, had to
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Bioderma's micellar water is a classic standard bearer and a global cult-favorite.
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This cannot continue if Republicans want to avoid Trump as their standard bearer.
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It's basically three Falcon 9 rockets — the current SpaceX standard-bearer — strapped together.
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The deeply flawed presidency of the party's standard-bearer, one Donald J. Trump.
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The D.A.O. was meant to be a standard-bearer for online currency ventures.
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Then there's Tumi, often seen as the standard bearer of the luggage industry.
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Now more than ever, Republicans want to see discipline from their standard-bearer.
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Tuesday's results also cement Clinton and Trump as their respective party's standard-bearer.
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Clinton, the imperfect politician, is not the right standard-bearer for this fight.
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He's now their standard bearer, and now they have to answer for him.
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What does this say about your party that this is your standard-bearer?
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The Guardian had long been a standard-bearer in Britain for that shift.
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With Donald Trump as the party's new standard-bearer, it's impossible to say.
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Some remain convinced that Senator Elizabeth Warren will emerge as the standard-bearer.
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The party faced repeated defeats three times with Bryan as their standard bearer.
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What Republicans need is a better standard-bearer than Trump for their party.
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And its author was a somewhat reluctant standard-bearer for the new feminism.
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For 102 ballots, party delegates argued over which should be the party's standard-bearer.
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Warren's steep decline leaves Sanders unchallenged as the progressive standard-bearer in the race.
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As Warren's support dips further, Sanders has become the standard-bearer for progressive Democrats.
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Until recently, Biden was seen by many as the standard-bearer for moderate Democrats.
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The dream scenario for the Democratic standard bearer is now beginning to take shape.
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And 74% said they have an unfavorable opinion of the likely Republican standard-bearer.
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But he's the party's standard bearer now, whether the GOP likes it or not.
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House Republican have played an active role in him becoming their party's standard-bearer.
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A candidate would need to secure 2,383 delegates to become the Democratic standard-bearer.
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Today we have yet another wave, and this time Slack is the standard-bearer.
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She was a standard bearer for the sex, drugs, and rock n' roll lifestyle.
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A man once ridiculed by many prominent Republicans will become the G.O.P. standard-bearer.
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Our next-generation female standard-bearer isn't waving to us yet from the shore.
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Priebus's role is building the party's apparatus to be ready for the standard-bearer.
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"I think uniques are less and less a standard-bearer of success," he said.
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First, the only recognizable standard-bearer at the moment is doing it for laughs.
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Four in five said they'd be dissatisfied with Biden as the Democratic standard-bearer.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Stefanowski, 56, would seem an unusual standard-bearer for the Republican Party.
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But they are still locked in a battle to be the progressive standard-bearer.
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As a potential standard-bearer for the moderate wing of the Democratic Party, Sen.
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The Grosset Polish Hill riesling is generally a standard-bearer for the Clare Valley.
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Ryan blasted his party's standard-bearer, saying he was "sickened" by his vulgar comments.
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Republican politicians hate him, even though their voters made him the party's standard-bearer.
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The GOP's 2012 standard-bearer was threatened with less dangerous forms of retribution, as well.
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He stands to benefit the most from Bush's departure as the perceived establishment standard-bearer.
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Before Laplanche's departure, LendingClub was considered by many investors and analysts the industry's standard bearer.
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Romney was the GOP's 2012 standard bearer, and has experience in both government and business.
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To date, those ideas have been diffuse, lacking a real coalition or a standard-bearer.
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But Democrats say they're not worried the party doesn't have a single standard-bearer today.
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A Republican House and Senate would normally follow the lead of their party's standard-bearer.
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In the absence of Lula, Gomes will likely become the standard bearer of Brazil's left.
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But the Democratic Party's former standard-bearer has backed off significantly from the political world.
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John Kasich, has been seeking to position himself as the standard-bearer for establishment hopes.
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Clinton might not gain a big advantage by portraying herself as his economic standard-bearer.
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The heavyweight division doesn't tend to be the standard bearer for technical and tactical brilliance.
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Sanders's campaign then quickly slammed the media for declaring Clinton the Democratic Party's standard-bearer.
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Mitt Romney, the GOP's standard-bearer in 2012, hit the campaign trail for Ohio Gov.
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I expect few would deny that the US is the standard bearer for capitalism, globally.
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For consumers and breeders, Honeycrisp has become the standard-bearer on both of these fronts.
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The modern NBA big, with Bosh as standard-bearer, needs to be able to shoot.
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In 28500, Democrats selected John W. Davis as their standard-bearer — on the 6900rd ballot.
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He was not just another gaudy standard-bearer for an influx known for its excess.
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Barcelona had 15 players in France for this tournament; Lyon, women's soccer's standard-bearer, 14.
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Instead of backing Sanders or the other progressive standard-bearer in the race, Massachusetts Sen.
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That could help further consolidate him as the moderate standard-bearer over billionaire Mike Bloomberg.
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More Democrats in the poll think that Biden will emerge as the party's standard-bearer.
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He won Indiana's GOP primary last month, cementing his status as the party's standard-bearer.
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He was also the party's standard-bearer in 28500, when he won 6900 million votes.
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Warren is in a battle with Sanders to become the standard-bearer of the left.
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Rubio was his former protége and Bush's brief successor as the Republican establishment's standard-bearer.
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I think a lot of Democrats feel unsettled because there is no obvious Democratic standard-bearer.
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At this election, for the first time since the 1970s, that philosophy has no standard-bearer.
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As it is, countless Republicans are caught between disbelief and exasperation with the party's standard-bearer.
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Today, Rabin's Labor Party, the standard-bearer for the two-state solution, is a weakened force.
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The next Republican standard-bearer is unlikely to be as erratic and shameless as he is.
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The party for which he is now standard-bearer must be held accountable for his creation.
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The party for which Trump is now standard-bearer must be held accountable for his creation.
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Even IKEA, the Swedish standard bearer of minimalism, has embraced the ethos of more is more.
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Trump won Nevada's GOP presidential caucuses in February before becoming the Republican standard-bearer Tuesday night.
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The party chose Mr. Johnson again as its standard-bearer at its nominating convention on Sunday.
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Either way, as the 2020 presidential primary unfolds, the Democrats will have a new standard bearer.
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But Democrats are doing everything they can to tie Republican candidates to their erratic standard-bearer.
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In 2008, McCain was the standard bearer of the Republican Party in a losing presidential campaign.
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Carlos Curbelo (Fla.) and Bob Dold (Ill.), for instance, have outright rejected the Republican standard-bearer.
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But the expectations for what a presidential standard-bearer would pass along have typically been higher.
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The eventual Democratic standard-bearer that year, Vice President Hubert Humphrey, didn't enter a single primary.
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Sperry takes issue with the "mainstreaming" of Sanders as a standard-bearer for the Democratic Party.
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But others in the party believe it's crucial that their standard-bearer mobilize the Trump base.
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Nowhere is this lack of a standard-bearer more evident than with the crisis in Venezuela.
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And of course, the newly unleashed RNC won't be working alongside an ordinary GOP standard-bearer.
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Good news, then, that Elizabeth Warren has emerged as a standard-bearer for the Democratic left.
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Good news, then, that Amy Klobuchar has emerged as a standard-bearer for the Democratic center.
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Young Thug was on his way to becoming the standard-bearer for the new rap psychedelia.
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Biden has also warned of the potential consequences of Democrats choosing a left-wing standard-bearer.
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Still, it seems unlikely that voters will view Castro, rather than Biden, as Obama's standard bearer.
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Yet establishment-aligned Republicans are alarmed at the prospect that he could be their standard-bearer.
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Democrats are feeling more emboldened about Tennessee's Senate race with Bredesen as their likely standard-bearer.
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The standard bearer Lamborghini has a proven track record when it comes to long shots, though.
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This book demonstrates once again that Morrison is more than the standard-bearer of American literature.
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Why didn't his weakness as a Republican standard-bearer hurt him more in the general election?
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Trump's "base," his most hardcore supporters, are the people who helped make him the Republican standard-bearer.
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The House Speaker on Thursday said he was not ready to back the party's new standard-bearer.
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Buttigieg represents the centrist, establishment wing of the party, while Sanders is the standard bearer for progressives.
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Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, is set to officially become the party's standard bearer Thursday night.
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It's the home button-less iPhone X that's the new standard bearer for Apple's most important product.
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Chris Christie and Kasich have been hoping to emerge as the standard-bearer for the party establishment.
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Still, his centrist positioning could get him support from conservatives who are lacking a clear standard-bearer.
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To the shock of absolutely no one, FIFA has not been a standard-bearer of gender inclusion.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, while 40 percent support Mr. Trump, the Republican Party's standard-bearer.
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No matter who wins, Rove said the GOP standard-bearer would have an uphill battle against Clinton.
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Republicans opposed to him being the GOP standard-bearer didn't change their opinions, nor did his fans.
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As the GOP begins thinking seriously about its next standard-bearer, her objections would carry significant weight.
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No longer is America seen by all as the unshakable standard bearer for free trade and democracy.
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" Portman said he plans to endorse "our standard-bearer, and I assume that will be Mr. Trump.
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The most recent Democratic Party standard bearer, Hillary Clinton, sounded very similar to Republicans on foreign policy.
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Former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the standard-bearer of the Peronist Party, won a Senate seat.
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That left Nicole Malliotakis, a 36-year-old assemblywoman from Staten Island, as the party's standard-bearer.
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With the election at most three months away, the opposition still does not have a standard bearer.
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He also noted that it was unusual to see a Republican standard-bearer and the Chamber divide.
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Trump has managed to become the standard-bearer of the angst and fears of millions of Americans.
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When the chef Einat Admony closed her standard-bearer Balaboosta in April she promised it would reopen.
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Today, The Producers has cemented its place as the standard-bearer for parodies about the Nazi regime.
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Then, November brought the death of the standard-bearer of the region's left: Fidel Castro of Cuba.
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And as its most revered—and hermetic—standard bearer, it is under more scrutiny than ever before.
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He previously pledged to support the GOP standard-bearer, regardless of who won his party's presidential primary.
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Starting a Sunday rival to "60 Minutes," the standard-bearer among newsmagazines, is likewise no easy task.
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Kasich's second-place finish gives him greater visibility and a chance to become the anti-Trump standard-bearer.
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Congresscare President Donald Trump will be the standard-bearer for the law Republicans eventually deliver to his desk.
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Democrats are particularly uneasy about a party standard-bearer who labels himself a "democratic socialist," as Sanders does.
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The conservative media standard-bearer, Fox News, is the highest-rated cable news channel, and the most profitable.
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While lingerie might be the standard-bearer for Valentine's Day apparel, comfortable, logical clothes make the better gift.
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So far, the GOP has not shown much interest or ability in standing up to their standard-bearer.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan announced Monday that he would no longer campaign for or defend his standard-bearer.
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This frees the unpopular president to anoint the finance minister, José Antonio Meade, as the PRI's standard-bearer.
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Meet Staiain, rhythm game standard-bearer and possibly the fastest set of hands to ever touch a keyboard.
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It's a look that's been working for Lexus as it continues to dominate as the luxury standard bearer.
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Countries around the world look to Estonia as a standard-bearer in issuing secure and useful e-identities.
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But he is also considering Jean-Luc Melenchon, the far-left standard-bearer of the "France Unbowed" Party.
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It contains a mausoleum marking the spot where the Prophet Mohammad's standard bearer is said to be buried.
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Clinton, meanwhile, is expected to become the Democratic standard-bearer during her party's convention in Philadelphia next week.
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Callus outmatched even the standard-bearer of the time, a rival emulator called MAME (Multi Arcade Machine Emulator).
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"THERE are two possibilities," predicted Norbert Hofer, who had just become the standard-bearer of Europe's hard right.
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Donald J. Trump, the admittedly unusual Republican standard-bearer, has publicly called for extensive public investment in infrastructure.
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Clinton holding a double-digit lead, and Republican leaders are expressing growing fear about the party's standard-bearer.
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Pataki said that he would reconsider voting for the GOP standard-bearer if Trump ultimately secures the nod.
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Especially since Sanders was in many ways a non-ideal standard-bearer for a left-wing youth movement.
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McGinty has repeatedly tried to tie Toomey to his party's standard-bearer, who suffers from low approval ratings.
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"So how come she isn't going to the White House in January?" the 6900 Democratic standard-bearer asked.
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Bernie Sanders as the 2020 field's progressive standard-bearer, while Biden's stronghold on the race is fading fast.
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Republicans determined to prevent Trump from becoming the party's standard-bearer are running out of time and options.
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Now that Trump is well-positioned to be the party's standard-bearer, Democrats are champing at the bit.
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It was a spectacular turnabout for a leader seen as the standard-bearer of the liberal European order.
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Bernie must actively rally his supporters to show up in force in November for the party's standard-bearer.
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They've gone from a startup wunderkind to the standard-bearer of minimalist, ethical direct-to-consumer (D2C) retail.
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Shouldn't Democratic voters be worried he would successfully scare voters away if Sanders becomes the party's standard-bearer?
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Romney and others say Trump is not suitably conservative or serious enough to be the GOP's standard-bearer.
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And local residents with a taste for the finer things in life eagerly awaited their international standard-bearer.
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The Democrats' last standard-bearer won't say she'll commit to anyone who wins the nomination, disrupting party unity.
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It was a reminder of how much the party has evolved with Trump as its standard-bearer. Sen.
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Warren and Sanders are competing to emerge as the standard-bearer for progressives in the Democratic primary fight.
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The opposition has also been wracked by infighting since the February death of longtime standard bearer Etienne Tshisekedi.
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Josh is the globally recognized standard bearer of the economically rigorous approach to antitrust that the division needs.
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Clinton, as her party's most recent standard-bearer, has a special status as an adversary of Mr. Trump.
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Just 6900 percent in Alabama see Sanders becoming the Democratic standard-bearer along with 2628 percent in Oklahoma.
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Our aim is nothing less than to be a standard-bearer for truth in an age of disinformation.
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Trump, who has been the Republican standard-bearer for two weeks now, also won Oregon on Tuesday night.
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The party's standard-bearer and presumptive nominee informed conference organizers that he was backing out of his Saturday slot.
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Sales are still strong and the iPhone remains the standard-bearer as rivals work to literally put out fires.
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Clinton, despite being the Democratic standard bearer less than two years ago, has largely sat out the 28 midterms.
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The PT's standard-bearer, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a once-popular former president, has been charged with corruption.
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Gary Johnson, the Libertarian presidential nominee in 2012, to leave Orlando Sunday evening once again his party's standard-bearer.
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And now, as their standard-bearer, Trump knows that congressional Republicans have no choice but to stand by him.
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Clinton became the party's standard bearer following days of tension between pro-Clinton forces and delegates who supported Sen.
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Conservatives lost a longstanding five-justice majority on the nine-member court as well as a provocative standard-bearer.
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And now, after a rash of mass shootings, she's the Democratic standard-bearer on a renewed gun control push.
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And I get that some voters just want a change -- that they're uncomfortable with their party's standard-bearer, too.
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Even a top adviser to Mr Newsom says that CEQA "is the standard-bearer for what's wrong with California".
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The Democratic standard-bearer spent much of the Democratic primary tacking left to fend off a challenge from Sen.
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Their standard-bearer, as of Tuesday night, will be an African-American civil rights lawyer and former NFL player.
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"What is undeniable is there's going to be one standard-bearer for each wing of the party," Rasky said.
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The GOP standard-bearer then offered praise for Ailes and appeared to cast doubt on the allegations against him.
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Restore Hetch Hetchy, a small outfit with two staff employees and roughly 5,20123 supporters, is its latest standard bearer.
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The all-night faux diner in bustling Los Feliz is the standard-bearer for Los Angeles 24-hour dining.
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There's only room for one moderate in this race and Bloomberg threatens Biden's status as the centrist standard-bearer.
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The poll comes with Rubio and Bush locked in a tough fight to be the party establishment's standard-bearer.
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But Franks insisted that there's still a way to prevent Trump from becoming the GOP's standard-bearer in November.
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But it was only in the government shutdown of 2013 that it found its real standard-bearer: Ted Cruz.
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You could be forgiven for believing that the European Union is the new standard-bearer of global free trade.
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During the same speech, though, he called for party unity to defeat Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic standard-bearer.
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Clinton, despite being the Democratic standard bearer less than two years ago, has largely sat out the 2018 midterms.
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He was also the party's standard bearer in 85033, when he won about 1.3 million votes – a party record.
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"Vote her in next," Ocasio-Cortez, the new standard-bearer for the progressive party, tweeted after her own win.
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Meanwhile, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus — at least publicly — has warmed to Trump being the GOP standard-bearer.
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Even Ghana, a standard-bearer for democracy on the continent, is considering restricting social media in elections next month.
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About 28503 percent think Trump will be the party's standard-bearer, according to a Rasmussen Reports survey released Friday.
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Two months before the vote, however, his cancer was discovered, and Doug Ford became the family's mayoral standard-bearer.
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But while Castro has been a standard-bearer on immigration, his campaign is facing a do-or-die moment.
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He thought that as his party's standard-bearer he'd have more clout than the NRA, and he was wrong.
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He lost the nomination by 10 points to Albert Lee Smith Jr., a standard-bearer of the religious right.
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Past Tense When it comes to hunkering down at the bar, New York has long been a standard-bearer.
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But Poland's descent is particularly consequential: With a population of almost 40 million, it is Central Europe's standard-bearer.
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Or, Sanders may have to convince them that he should be the party's standard-bearer against President Donald Trump.
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Trump racked up a number of wins on Super Tuesday, bringing him closer to being the GOP standard-bearer.
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Iora has long been a standard-bearer for better primary care, which it achieves by investing in customer service.
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Yet in three days, he will be the standard-bearer of the party of Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt and Reagan.
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Their best bet will be when they drop Trump and his minions and rally around a normal standard bearer.
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Part of the twist: The populist side's standard-bearer, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, is not even a Democrat.
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If power is what concerns them, then their standard bearer might as well be Xi Jinping or Donald Trump.
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Let's unify on our founding principals of liberty and ask Mr Trump to be its standard bearer this November.
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Ireland has become a standard-bearer in advocating for victims, in part because abuse so thoroughly devastated the church.
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By March 2016, when it became clear that Trump was likely to be the GOP standard-bearer, things changed.
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Paul Nuttall, the UK Independence Party's third standard-bearer in less than a year, resigned the day after the election.
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They argue it's also a way to give small-dollar donors a bigger voice in choosing the party's standard-bearer.
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Each has offered their own rationales for why GOP delegates would then turn to them as the party standard-bearer.
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Even as growth slowed, the company promoted itself as a cultural standard-bearer, a new and admirable kind of startup.
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Only 25 percent, according to NBC News, said the delegates should choose the party standard-bearer in the general election.
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From former primary opponents to elected officials on Capitol Hill, the GOP is broadly warming to its likely standard-bearer.
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David Bowie, his generation's standard-bearer for rock music as theater, died on Sunday, two days after his 26th birthday.
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It is no longer the standard bearer for trans people on TV, as ill-fitting as that title always was.
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In short, wanting to suppress the vote among certain minorities means Trump has truly become the Republican Party's standard-bearer.
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And Mark Hamill has basically become the standard-bearer of the Joker through his work in the animated Batman series.
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"Enough is enough," thundered Martine Aubry, instigator of the 35-hour maximum working week and standard-bearer of the left.
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The senators are not receiving any fund-raising help from Mr. Trump, a typical role for the party's standard-bearer.
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Sanders remained optimistic that he will in fact run against Trump, but as the standard-bearer of the Democratic Party.
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Their decision also made Clinton the first woman in history to become the standard-bearer for a major political party.
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The decision between Warren and Sanders as the standard-bearer on the left is not merely about personality or electability.
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So the new Speaker wants a Republican agenda in place before voters pick a standard-bearer in Cleveland in July.
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If she loses, the Democratic Party will be under pressure to find a new standard-bearer in just four years.
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But now, with Trump as the G.O.P. standard-bearer, the Black Belt states in the Deep South also look shaky.
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In sum, Trump is a fraud, and Obama will portray the Republican standard-bearer as little more than a grifter.
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But Mr. Ryan is not warm to the idea of a group drafting him to be his party's standard-bearer.
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That left Trump the odd man out in a capital city overflowing with remembrances of the onetime Republican standard-bearer.
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Ned Lamont, a Greenwich city official and former Senate nominee, has instead taken his place as the Democratic standard-bearer.
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Spain's Marta Torrejón said before the game that the United States was still, obviously, the standard-bearer in the game.
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Doing this was important not just to his 2016 candidacy, but to his future as a standard-bearer for progressivism.
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Ms. Nixon and other progressive activists argue the notion of Mr. Cuomo as an anti-Trump standard-bearer is risible.
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Lobbyists panned those ideas, but they could gain new momentum with Sanders as the Democratic Party's standard-bearer in 2020.
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A lot of them decided to run for their party's nomination to be its standard-bearer in the 1003 election.
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Politically, the long game is still to force Republicans to face the voters with Mr. Trump as their standard-bearer.
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Christopher T. Sununu, who are not keen on elevating a political operative-turned-Washington consultant as their Senate standard-bearer.
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Clinton, the Democratic standard-bearer, leads Trump by about 3 points nationwide, according to the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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President Trump, ostensibly the party's standard-bearer, made it clear Thursday that he's not very concerned about the national debt.
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor and party standard bearer, lost Boston proper without cracking 20 percent.
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Remember that the 2008 Republican standard-bearer, John McCain, was considered a failure in the summer of 2007, they say.
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About 2628 percent predict Trump will become the Republican standard-bearer, up 28503 points from a similar survey last week.
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Multiple news organizations put the mogul at 1,85033 delegates, one past the threshold necessary for becoming the Republican standard-bearer.
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They arrive at a critical moment for the development of AI and for America's position as the global standard bearer.
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But Mr. Phelps-Roper conceded that Justice Scalia had been a better standard-bearer for such conservative social values than many.
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It's not the UFC's job to function as a charity, but it's responsible for upholding its reputation as MMA's standard-bearer.
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The National Review editorial emerged as some establishment Republican figures debate whether Trump is a preferable standard-bearer for the Nov.
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New Hampshire will be Round 85033 in the battle between Sanders and Warren to be the progressive standard-bearer this spring.
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GOP mayors, who may represent more diverse and moderate populations, have shown themselves particularly hesitant to embrace their party's standard-bearer.
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Johnson, a former two-term Republican governor of New Mexico, is expected to emerge this weekend as the Libertarian standard-bearer.
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But Kristol too has recently showed he might still be willing, eventually, to fall in line behind his party's standard-bearer.
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But Ryan was the standard-bearer of pro-life Democrats for a long time, which is a hard thing to forget.
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Kelly Clarkson, powerhouse vocalist and the first person to ever win American Idol, is a standard-bearer for good pop music.
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Peres provided a balm, an Israeli standard-bearer who lined up with Obama's own visions for the country and its neighbors.
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With Trump's standing dropping markedly since the convention, the Democratic strategy is simple: Tie every Republican to their unpopular standard-bearer.
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His statement, however, left little doubt that Trump would continue to be the GOP's standard-bearer in the November general election.
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The National Review editorial emerged as some establishment Republican figures debate whether Trump is a preferable standard-bearer for the Nov.
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He is the standard-bearer of the center, a position from which it is more difficult to stir up fiery passions.
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Republican primary voters chose a proto-fascist reality TV star for their standard-bearer, and they got exactly what they wanted.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who was tortured for years in a Vietcong prison, issued a lengthy statement rebuking the GOP standard-bearer.
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She's never been a standard-bearer for tonal consistency, but her albums have typically relied on one or two foundational sounds.
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It's no secret that many senior party officials came around slowly to the prospect of Donald Trump becoming their standard-bearer.
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They were also an indictment of Republican standard-bearer Donald Trump and the policies he has advocated to counter Islamic extremism.
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" Mr. Ryan, who made his remarks in an interview with CNN, said Republicans want "a standard-bearer that bears our standards.
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The party's most recent standard-bearer has begun to publicly back Democratic candidates ahead of this year's midterms and state elections.
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Not only is he a newcomer to the world of politics, but he would shatter the mold of party standard-bearer.
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Bob Bennett felt the need to apologize to every Muslim he met for the hateful words of his party's standard-bearer.
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Republicans won't be able to immediately turn to an obvious standard-bearer in 2020, like Democrats had in Clinton this cycle.
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Unruh said on June 17 her campaign lacks an alternative if it keeps Trump from officially becoming the Republican standard-bearer.
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Since 1952, seven of 12 vice presidents have gone on to serve as the presidential standard-bearer in the next election.
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It is Hillary Clinton claiming the Democratic nomination, the first woman to become the presidential standard-bearer for a major party.
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They say Cruz as party standard-bearer would have a more negative effect on vulnerable Republican senators running in swing states.
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Moderator John Donvan asked Flake if he would rather see Trump lose if he is the party's standard-bearer in 85033.
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Manafort maintained that the party was rallying around Trump as its standard-bearer, adding that the recent pick of Indiana Gov.
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If these three things happen, I have no doubt that Democrats will come together behind Hillary Clinton as our standard bearer.
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As the president and standard-bearer of the party, Trump possesses power that Republicans covet, and they want to influence him.
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But he's the standard-bearer for Trump-coddling contortionism, the reigning king of the kinds of contradictions that were on display.
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Good and proper Austinites judge their bars based on the patios, and in this regard, Shangri-La is a standard-bearer.
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"PewDiePie's status as the standard-bearer of True YouTube gives his position in broader political debates an outsize weight," Read wrote.
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The senator acknowledged that it's possible the party's eventual standard-bearer could drag down GOP candidates down-ballot such as himself.
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Even if Warren emerges as the clear standard-bearer of the left in the months ahead, Sanders is not going anywhere.
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The Greens find themselves looking optimistically toward the 22000 presidential election, but it is unclear who their standard-bearer would be.
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If the Grammys don't rapidly absorb change, its claim to be the standard-bearer music awards platform will be rendered null.
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But a large question mark hangs over the extent to which the GOP base wants him to be its standard-bearer.
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Republican standard bearer Trump's ability to tap into that xenophobia looks to have been a key factor of his astonishing success.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, is likely becoming her party's official standard-bearer during its own convention in Philadelphia next week.
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It is whether they will continue to follow a standard-bearer who is alienating most of the country by embracing extremists.
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Félix now ranks as one of European soccer's most dazzling young prospects, earmarked as the standard-bearer of a new generation.
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The long weekend also saw an escalation between the Bloomberg and Sanders campaign, the standard-bearer for the Democratic left-wing.
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With his narrow and largely geriatric base, he has become the standard-bearer for little England, anti-European, anti-immigrant nationalism.
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It's just really a matter as to whether he ought to be the candidate, the standard bearer of the Republican party.
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Below, our rankings of the 23 Democrats who have a real chance at being the party's standard-bearer in 23. 23.
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" He said: "In Kofi, the world lost a standard-bearer of global cooperation, and the UN, an embodiment of its mission.
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She should, by all counts, be seen as the standard-bearer of the tradition, so recently embraced by so many women.
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After the bombshell "Access Hollywood" tape showed the Republican standard-bearer saying extremely lewd comments about women, Heck pulled his support.
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I have become the unofficial standard bearer for webOS, the operating system created by Palm for the Pre and its successive devices.
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And how did Mr. Butler, with his furred musculature and marble-mouthed Scottish accent, become a standard-bearer for midlevel exploitation cinema?
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READ: World leaders scale back rhetoric on Donald Trump 'Just not ready' for Trump Will they unite behind their party's standard-bearer?
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That's not the kind of free media Trump wants just before he drops the "presumptive" and becomes the GOP's official standard bearer.
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Trump officially clinched the GOP nomination this week, but Ryan says there's "no timeline" for when he'll endorse his party's standard-bearer.
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Republican leaders had hoped that their tempestuous and improvisational standard-bearer would emerge from the convention with a new focus and discipline.
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His pondering of the matter reflects ongoing efforts by GOP forces opposed to Trump and Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic standard-bearer.
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Kimmel poked fun at Clinton's gender during her previous appearance, which occurred before Democrats formally made her their standard-bearer in July.
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The Republican standard-bearer hinted last week that he might refuse help to some NATO allies should they be attacked by Russia.
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Trump could have left Cleveland touting that he was freely chosen by the delegates and the standard bearer of a unified party.
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It has handed victory to the eventual Republican standard bearer every cycle since 1980 -- with the exception of Newt Gingrich in 2012.
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I want America to continue to thrive as a standard bearer and an example on the world stage I am proud of.
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Snapchat, once a standard bearer of ephemeral interactions, now wants me to show my contacts exactly where I am all the time.
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Cartoon Network's Rick and Morty, with its massive viewership and critical acclaim, is probably the standard bearer for TV animation right now.
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In middle age — he is 46 now — Mr. Combs has become less of a rabble-rouser and more of a standard-bearer.
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Explaining why he would vote for the party's new standard-bearer, he said that Hillary Clinton would be a far scarier alternative.
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That statement against Pelosi neutralized one of the GOP's strongest attacks, lumping a candidate in with the well-known liberal standard-bearer.
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The G.O.P. is now Ted Cruz writ large, a political party that has debased itself in the image of its standard-bearer.
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Former Ceará state governor Ciro Gomes has emerged as the most likely standard bearer for Brazil's left, with just under 10 percent.
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He is a genuinely serious man trapped by his party's standard-bearer, who regularly says things that are neither true nor serious.
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The Monmouth survey is the latest to find momentum behind Warren, who is challenging Sanders to be the party's progressive standard-bearer.
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Even Republicans who have praised his candidacy warned on Tuesday that the party may have to separate itself from its standard-bearer.
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But by bringing the measure quickly to the floor, Democratic leaders are sowing divisions between Republican lawmakers and their party's standard-bearer.
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Again there was a prosecution of Clinton — and also Obama — more than a promotion of the already too self-promoting standard-bearer.
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Despite rejecting some of the G.O.P.'s core principles — on trade and immigration, for example — he is now the party's standard-bearer.
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Establishment Republicans have repeatedly teased a brokered convention in July as a means of stopping Trump from becoming their party's standard-bearer.
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PHILADELPHIA — After formally voting to nominate Hillary Clinton, Democrats capped the occasion with a surprise appearance by their new standard-bearer. Mrs.
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His message — a blend of populist economic policies and muscular nationalism, sometimes called "Hearstism" — would await another standard-bearer, at another time.
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What happened to the concept of personal responsibility within the ranks of conservative Republicans that this man has become their standard bearer?
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Leftist candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador won the vote in a landslide while the PRI's standard-bearer came in a distant third.
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The movement, only a few short years after waging a civil war in the GOP, had suddenly become the party's standard-bearer.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), the party's standard-bearer in 28503.
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The NeverTrumpers may not accept Trump as an appropriate standard-bearer for Republicans, but they know that isn't enough to stop him.
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Biden won across the state, making a statement about his electability as well as Sanders' shortcomings as a general election standard-bearer.
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Listen hard enough and you can hear the clock ticking on his time as the standard-bearer for the U.S. men's program.
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There, like a standard-bearer for that message, was Sadiq Khan, London's charismatic mayor, sitting front row Saturday at Molly Goddard's show.
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Republicans would be at risk of losing Texas if O'Rourke is the Democratic standard bearer, said Club for Growth President David McIntosh.
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But as we've seen, the network has long abandoned even the pretense that any rules apply to Hannity, its undisputed standard-bearer.
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And a Republican standard-bearer eager to use any argument or insinuation to tag his opponent as part of a corrupted system.
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Despite Jackson's "stalwart unionism," the G.O.P. should "curb their enthusiasm" when it comes to resurrecting this figure as the party's standard-bearer.
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China must now be the world's standard-bearer by default while trying to resolve sharp internal divisions on its own energy future.
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We are clear-eyed that our preferred candidate may not be the ultimate progressive standard-bearer as we approach the Democratic convention.
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Though its basic layout was copied from an earlier hip-hop video site, it became the standard-bearer, generating its own copycats.
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Gomes has failed to draw the support of Lula voters he would need to become the new standard bearer of Brazil's left.
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The standard-bearer image of Trudeau has since faded following several controversies, however, including his government's purchase of the Trans Mountain Pipeline.
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Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) seeks to brand herself as the progressive standard bearer of family issues in the 2020 presidential race.
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Chocolate Armenteros, a Cuban trumpeter who was a standard-bearer of the Afro-Cuban musical tradition for almost seven decades, died on Jan.
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The exception was the case of Roman Reigns, WWE's chosen standard bearer and a performer bland enough to enrage scores of wrestling fans.
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On the other side, it is almost certain that Mr Valls will now run as the standard-bearer of the moderate centre-left.
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The Parti Québécois (PQ) has been the standard bearer for independence since it was founded in 1968 by a former journalist, René Lévesque.
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Voters, especially those conservatives who want a clear sense of what their standard-bearer will do as president, deserve explanations for these shifts.
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For many years, Tennessee was the standard-bearer for women's college basketball and a pioneer in the ascendance of women's sports in general.
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And it's the same reason both Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic standard-bearer Hillary Clinton have said the minimum wage should rise.
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Putting forward a standard-bearer who has a legendarily bad relationship with the press is a dubious tactical move for a political party.
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He is a symptom of a broken party—an institution that chose as its standard-bearer a person it considered anathema until recently.
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But Christie, once viewed as a potential standard-bearer for the GOP, has seen his image and political prospects tarnished by the scandal.
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I'd argue this is a more critical and more responsive message than one that scolds Democrats for nominating a dynastic, uncharismatic standard-bearer.
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Racial politics have changed since 2008 and because of his overwhelming popularity with African-American voters, President Obama is now the standard bearer.
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But at the Republican debate on Thursday, Rubio changed course, saying he would support Trump were he to become the Republican standard-bearer.
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Republicans had as their standard-bearer Norman, a former five-term state legislator who had represented a chunk of vote-rich York County.
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He's running against six other candidates in the primary, but none of them have emerged as the de facto anti-establishment standard-bearer.
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The results painted a grim picture for the standard-bearer leopard Panthera pardus and its nine subspecies (also included in the range analysis).
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Fifty percent would be "disappointed or even angry" if Trump becomes the GOP standard-bearer in The Associated Press/GfK survey released Tuesday.
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That Trump is the GOP's standard-bearer seems to be pushing women away from the party, both as candidates for office and voters.
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The video controversy was just one of the missteps the controversial candidate made in his second week as the official GOP standard-bearer.
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Trump repeatedly predicted "riots" if the GOP kept him from becoming its presidential standard-bearer despite his lead in delegates and voter support.
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They also offer Democratic voters a potential standard-bearer from the left (Warren or Sanders), the center (Biden) or somewhere in between (Harris).
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The Democratic standard bearer must win back truant white voters and increase turnout among non-white voters who failed to vote in 2016.
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"If Mr. Trump is the nominee, he becomes the standard bearer for a party that's on the verge of breaking apart," he said.
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The videotape disclosed Friday provided gruesome evidence that the Republican standard-bearer has for years used his powerful status to prey on women.
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Johnson ran as the party's standard-bearer in 2012 and received nearly 2023 million votes – less than 1 percent of all votes cast.
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The idea of a president as "standard bearer" for a party is a long American tradition, but is not essential to our democracy.
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Joining the ranks of leading Republicans who will not commit to supporting Donald J. Trump if he becomes the party's standard-bearer, Gov.
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But that offering didn't satisfy the media scrum, and the questions kept coming until McConnell vented his frustration with the GOP standard-bearer.
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The state, home base for the American auto industry, also delivered an upset victory to Bernie Sanders, the Democratic anti-Nafta standard-bearer.
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The party's acceptance of Trump as its standard-bearer exposed further a set of divisions and tensions inside the GOP that will linger.
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Still, as the leading candidate and, you know, actual woman, Clinton seems like the standard bearer for women's and trans issues moving forward.
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How this bland-ass team in a bland-ass stadium became the standard bearer for playing baseball "the right way" is beyond me.
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Mr. Walker endorsed Mr. Cruz ahead of the Wisconsin primary, and later expressed disappointment that Mr. Trump would be the party's standard-bearer.
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Left-leaning supporters hailed the release of their standard-bearer but want more and are now advocating for his name to be cleared.
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Forty-two states ban this in almost all elections, forcing candidates to choose to run as the standard bearer of only one party.
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They will choose Macron, a callow creature of a failed consensus, over the possibility that the repulsive party's standard-bearer might be right.
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"I think what a lot of Republicans want to see is that we have a standard-bearer that bears our standards," he said.
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This has been a longtime favorite of mine, and in many ways has been a standard-bearer for how good albariño can be.
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Electric Light Orchestra was also up for the first time, while Yes, a standard-bearer of progressive rock, was on its third nod.
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We know that many Democratic voters are desperate to find their standard-bearer so they can turn their attention to beating Mr. Trump.
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It joined the Dow Jones Industrial Average in 20203, a symbol that Apple is a blue-chip stock and an industry standard-bearer.
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Prior to Hillary Clinton's victory in the 153 primary fight, neither party had ever even nominated a woman as its presidential standard-bearer.
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At the core of many such disputes is a difference in attitudes to the global Muslim Brotherhood, as a standard-bearer of Islamism.
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But there is also a rising demand in the party for a more progressive standard-bearer who reflects the increasingly diverse Democratic coalition.
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The government's Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is the standard bearer when it comes to employment data, has largely overlooked the gig economy.
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Trump's rise certainly took many by surprise, as media outlets and pundits alike counted him out numerous times before becoming the GOP standard bearer.
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Katrina Pierson's comment came hours after House Speaker Paul Ryan said he'll focus on protecting down-ballot Republicans rather than his party's standard-bearer.
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CHARGES DROPPED AFTER STORMY DANIELS ARREST AT STRIP CLUB There is no obvious standard bearer for Democrats, though there have been reports that Sen.
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Reilly said Cloudera is the standard-bearer for companies that want to use Hadoop because it's independent and has a clear open-source model.
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What does an author do after becoming the standard-bearer for his genre, weaving almost as many legal stories as the Law & Order franchise?
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The unconventional standard-bearer is running smack into conventional Washington vetting -- just as Trump's reluctant establishment allies try to quell a rebellion against him.
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"I think what a lot of Republicans want to see is that we have a standard-bearer that bears our standards," Ryan told CNN.
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But the 28500-year-old has been unable to break out of Biden's shadow in his bid to be the party's centrist standard-bearer.
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She "has become a standard bearer among civil rights attorneys and has long been known as a fierce courtroom advocate," according to the profile.
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Gregg, who initially endorsed Jeb Bush in the Granite State, has throughout the primary season expressed concern with Trump as the GOP standard-bearer.
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" Asked if he were concerned about his party's standard-bearer taking such a position, Rubio said of Trump: "He's not a professional, political guy.
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The campaign also built up Mr. Bush's effort to win the state, and trumpeted New Hampshire's recent role in determining the Republican standard-bearer.
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And that, says political analyst David Gergen, makes Cruz -- not The Donald -- the odds-on favorite to be the GOP standard-bearer this fall.
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"Gwen was a standard bearer for courage, fairness and integrity in an industry going through seismic change," said Sara Just, PBS NewsHour executive producer.
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It was the beginning a major new chapter in Apple history, and Siri was the standard bearer for a coming wave of digital intelligence.
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In picking him as their standard bearer, Republicans have abandoned any pretense of being the party of economic competence and growth in this election.
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Those voters will likely not take kindly to Ayotte's withholding her endorsement of the party's standard bearer, especially considering that Trump has endorsed her.
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SPORTING Union Jack socks and Spitfire cufflinks, Nigel Farage was the unofficial standard-bearer of the campaign for Britain to leave the European Union.
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As for the general election race, Trump was clear in the spring he would embrace more traditional fundraising methods if became the standard-bearer.
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Things have reached a far greater level of injury, however, when the likes of Donald Trump are anointed the standard-bearer of our tribe.
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The North African nation has, since its independence from France in 1956, been a standard-bearer in the Muslim world for women&aposs rights.
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Journalists couldn't decide who they were angrier at – President Trump or his supporters – so they went after both, with Acosta as their standard-bearer.
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It's a product of political choices made not just by Donald Trump, but by the Republican Party that has made him its standard-bearer.
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Mr Trump may win in New Hampshire, but Republicans will be waiting to see whether Mr Rubio emerges as the anti-populist standard-bearer.
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While Clinton may not be the best standard bearer of those principles, at least a vote for her does not involve rejecting them altogether.
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Paul Ryan, the standard-bearer for Republican respectability this election season, delivered the most definitive evidence yet that the GOP has become Trump's party. .
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Only about 10 percent of the likely voters would be upset to see Kasich, Rubio or Carson as the party's standard-bearer in November.
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As the standard bearer of the GOP, Trump is setting the tone of the party and also encouraging voters to purge anti-Trump voices.
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He has repeatedly has said he'll support the eventual nominee and that he does not want to be the party's standard-bearer this year.
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The delegates allegedly hope they can alter party rules and stop Trump from becoming their party's standard-bearer at next month's Republican National Convention.
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To a certain extent, tensions are built in to the festival's mantle as a standard-bearer of film as art and directors as auteurs.
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The same day, former Democratic standard-bearer Hillary Clinton gained attention when she refused to rule out a possible run in a BBC interview.
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Tom Davis, the former Virginia congressman and longtime Kasich pal, said the governor "gives authenticity for their distance" to the party's problematic standard-bearer.
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Primary voters who long for a moderate standard-bearer and a return to normalcy in Washington strongly prefer Mr. Biden, according to the survey.
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The move was viewed by Sanders supporters as a victory because they maintained that without superdelegates, he would have been the party standard-bearer.
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His election could likely doom the accord, T.P.P. advocates concede, by dissuading Republican leaders from advancing an issue their party's standard-bearer so opposes.
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Four years ago, Tesla pulled ahead as the new standard-bearer, with electric cars that could go up to 265 miles on a charge.
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"We think that this is a huge opportunity to create the standard-bearer for a merchant bank serving the private markets," Mr. Kennedy said.
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The chair of the Republican National Committee, Reince Priebus, acknowledged that Trump was now the party's standard-bearer moments after Cruz ended his speech.
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The chair of the Republican National Committee, Reince Priebus, acknowledged that Trump was now the party's standard-bearer moments after Cruz ended his speech. .
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And if he doesn't win the nomination, would Trump go quietly in the night and offer a hearty endorsement of the Republican standard-bearer?
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It's only the start of the many awful, un-American stands that Republicans will be forced to accept when Trump becomes the standard-bearer.
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Some would require congressional approval, which means they will serve as a measure of how supportive Republican leaders are of their party's standard-bearer.
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While Warren may have been the standard-bearer, Sanders has proven to be a serious antagonist of the biggest firms in his own right.
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What you need to understand about the NeverTrumpers is that they see Donald Trump as a completely unacceptable standard-bearer for the Republican Party.
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But his resignation allows Modern Center Party to choose another standard-bearer for the campaign; the party has not indicated how it will proceed.
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The difference here is that Trump is a major party standard-bearer, and so has a great deal more power to normalize the unacceptable.
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Hailed by his supporters as a standard-bearer for the fight against corruption, Mr. Saakashvili has been mocked by officials as a showboating opportunist.
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But advisers to Mr. Bloomberg acknowledged the scale and focus of his spending would differ, depending on whether he is the Democratic standard-bearer.
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A handful of recent polls show him losing ground to Warren, who has eclipsed Sanders as the progressive standard-bearer on the campaign trail.
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The GOP standard-bearer also made the case that the U.S. immigration system is too easily taken advantage of by people with malevolent intent.
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Mr. Kasich, always the softest-edged candidate in the race, has positioned himself in increasingly explicit terms as the standard-bearer for Republican moderates.
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Conservative orthodoxy, already weakened by its own extremism—the latest, least appealing standard-bearer was Ted Cruz—has suffered a stunning defeat from within.
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If they can't criticize him forcefully, they should get off the stage in favor of whoever is the consensus standard-bearer for the moderates.
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A vacancy — standard-bearer of the Democratic Party, or at least one of them — had come open four to eight years ahead of schedule.
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Some in the party fear his anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim rhetoric could harm down-ballot candidates if he's chosen as the party's standard-bearer.
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For one of the more progressive members of the senate to be our party's standard bearer would have seemed to be a wonderful thing.
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The liberal opposition is widely expected to win, with the Democratic Party standard-bearer, Moon Jae-in, maintaining a comfortable lead in the polls.
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Notably, however, Wallace did so as a third-party candidate, not as the standard-bearer of a major party, as Trump threatens to do.
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But some vowed to oppose the party's new standard-bearer, fueling fears that their party was on the verge of an epochal schism. 2145.
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Trudeau dropped hints months ago that he would to cast himself as a progressive standard-bearer up against purveyors of a Trump-type nationalism.
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Mounting an anti-Trump argument is a chance for candidates to show how they might take him on as the party's 2020 standard-bearer.
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The rapprochement between the GOP's presumed standard-bearer and its top elected official — assuming that's what this is — is clearly a work in progress.
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Disney's live-action version of The Jungle Book, released in 2016, is still a standard-bearer when it comes to the studio's special effects.
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Endler — Chilean women's soccer's standard-bearer, its lone world-class performer — had been called on to make her first save after only 90 seconds.
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The Prez taped a segment for Jimmy Fallon Wednesday and seemed pleased as punch that Trump will be the standard-bearer of his party.
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That said, Monday's defeat of the anti-Trump movement's last-ditch effort clears the path for the business magnate to be the GOP standard bearer.
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And topping the Wii's launch slate, leading the charge for inexpensive gaming, the standard-bearer of Good Enough, was The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
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Typically, the Democratic Party chooses one standard-bearer to respond to Trump as party representative; Sanders chooses to give a separate address as an independent.
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Trump is an odd standard-bearer for paleocons, many of whom are conservative Catholics and whose passionate social conservatism doesn't jibe well with Trump's philandering.
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That same day, former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg will begin his quest for delegates in a bid to be the party's centrist standard-bearer.
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His invective is taking on a new intensity as he struggles with the personal and political scrutiny that comes with being the party's standard-bearer.
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It was the beginning of a major new chapter in Apple's history, and Siri was the standard-bearer for a coming wave of digital intelligence.
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But dYdX plans to be the standard-bearer, with its version offering the maximum liquidity to investors trying to buy or sell the margin tokens.
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The rising body count has been a millstone for the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and its deeply unpopular standard bearer, President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Joe Biden says that had he run for president, he would have defeated Democratic standard-bearer Hillary Clinton in the primaries.
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Cruz, a former rival of Trump in the Republican presidential primary race, withheld his endorsement of his party's standard-bearer at the Republican National Convention.
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Mr. Bowie was his generation's standard-bearer for rock as theater: something constructed and inflated yet sincere in its artifice, saying more than naturalism could.
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By picking Trump as their standard-bearer, Republican primary voters have created a genuine problem for American democracy—and it can only be solved democratically.
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As a party leader and vice presidential standard bearer with Bob Dole, he rose to become a consistent champion and vocal cheerleader for minority business.
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They're the standard-bearer in the industry, especially when it comes to managing the kind of scale of viewership only live sports can attract. NHL.
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Capriles, 43, said it was impossible Maduro would step down voluntarily given his conviction he was the standard-bearer of "Chavismo" who must never surrender.
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The entrance of another Medicare for All opponent like Bloomberg could be a threat to Buttigieg in his campaign to be the moderate standard bearer.
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On the other side of the aisle is a party struggling to articulate what it stands for and who should be its next standard bearer.
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Like other Republican senators, Romney would find that he can only exercise power to the extent he agrees with his party and its standard-bearer.
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After weeks of wavering, the Speaker endorsed Trump for president, an important, symbolic step toward unifying the fractious Republican Party around its 2016 standard-bearer.
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Jeff Flake and Bob Corker, saying the real reason they are retiring is because of unfavorable election odds, not dissatisfaction with their party's standard-bearer.
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A Biden campaign collapse would raise the likelihood that the Democratic Party will nominate a more progressive standard-bearer, something Republicans are openly hoping for.
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Rubio and Bush are battling to be the establishment standard-bearer and the Florida senator has touted the backing of several key South Carolina lawmakers.
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In 28500, she was asked by the Democratic Progress Party (DPP), and its standard bearer, President Bingu wa Mutharika, to be the vice presidential candidate.
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Rubio's congressional endorsements are not likely to be game-changers, but they do suggest growing support for the Floridian to be his party's standard-bearer.
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It was a damaging political misstep for the GOP standard bearer; polls showed a majority of Americans disapproved of his response to the Orlando attack.
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For years, the NSA was seen as the standard-bearer on security technology, with many companies relying on the agency's algorithms to lock down data.
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The result was only slightly ahead of Podemos, a new party that aimed to replace the Socialists as the standard-bearer of left-wing voters.
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Just as troubling is the shameful appeal Trump is making, as the Republican standard-bearer, to racist, anti-Semitic, and nativist elements in the populace.
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That immediately put him in Democratic crosshairs and the party has coalesced around Andy Kim, a former Obama national security aide, as its standard-bearer.
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This super-high resolution is four times as sharp as 4K (currently the standard bearer for high-res broadcasting), and 16 times as sharp 83p.
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Many Democrats hope that Trump working as the standard-bearer for the GOP will bode well for their chances of regaining the majority in Congress.
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A larger proportion of the delegates will become unbound with each successive vote, giving them more and more discretion to pick the party's standard-bearer.
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Reid, known for occasionally delivering controversial statements on the Senate floor, said Trump was now the Republican standard-bearer, but he could destroy the party.
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The standard-bearer for Lincicome's group on Thursday was a teenage golfer, Laney Frye, who said she had learned a lot from walking with Lincicome.
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"The voices of Democratic voters are loud and clear: they want Joe Biden to be our standard-bearer," said Bradley Beychok, president of American Bridge.
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The GOP's standard-bearer has essentially endorsed an idea more usually associated with the left: Women shouldn't be punished by their jobs for becoming pregnant.
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They allow people to "come together as a community and decide who is going to be the best standard-bearer for our party," he said.
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His candidacy has given the party a standard-bearer with name recognition and fund-raising prowess in a state where Democrats seldom contest Senate races.
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He does not pretend to be the standard-bearer for a school of thought, to have some higher purpose, to wish to transform the game.
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"When the brand launched, they became the instant standard bearer," said Ken Schmidt, former director of communications for Harley-Davidson and now a branding consultant.
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The Republican establishment is grappling with an uncomfortable reality: No single candidate is about to be crowned as its standard-bearer after New Hampshire's primary.
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Elizabeth Warren had skyrocketed in the polls and seemed to be leaving him behind in the race to be progressive voters' standard-bearer in 2020.
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CLEVELAND — Donald John Trump accepted the Republican presidential nomination here Thursday, completing a stunning rise from billionaire sideshow to standard bearer of a major American party.
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The second jarring aspect of Trump's foreign policy vision was the absence of any conception of the United States as a standard-bearer for freedom worldwide.
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He's earned his status as a progressive standard-bearer because he's been willing to stick to progressive policy views and force Democrats to come to him.
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But the conservative standard-bearer of an unlikely right-left coalition is lagging in most polls well behind the populist front-runner, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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While the New Zealand Rugby Union has given priority to the 15s team over the years, its sevens team has still been a standard-bearer globally.
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If the ticket was flipped and Weld was the standard-bearer, Romney said he would have no qualms about voting for the libertarian ticket this fall.
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With Lula barred from the presidential race due to a bribery sentence, Gomes has emerged in recent polls as the strongest standard bearer on the left.
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But the Vietnam War veteran had to deal with a tough fight in a contest highlighting his often uncomfortable relationship with Republican standard-bearer Donald Trump.
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If he turns out to be their standard-bearer, this once-cohesive movement will have to spend this election season asking itself what it really means.
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And so, too, does the Republican Party that emerged from the Reagan era scarcely resemble the one that today selected Donald Trump as its standard bearer.
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The struggle for control of the Senate seems so tight right now that more intemperate remarks from the Republican Party standard bearer could tip the scales.
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This doesn't matter to Trump, who is doing fine without endorsements, but it is lethal to Cruz's bid to be the standard-bearer of anti-Trumpism.
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I thought he'd done so unconsciously; he seemed to be actively working to convince himself his party's standard-bearer is not a dictatorial and incompetent maniac.
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Clinton, the Democratic nominee, has 2628 percent support in the Morning Consult poll released Sunday morning, compared to 28500 percent for Trump, the GOP standard-bearer.
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For the at-large Montana seat, the Democratic standard-bearer was country western musician Rob Quist, who was also making his political debut at age 69.
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He declared his nomination to be "a very, very special day" and said he was "so proud" to be the GOP standard-bearer for November's election.
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Trump repeatedly vowed to be a voice for Americans who see a "rigged system" run by power players, while painting Clinton as that group's standard-bearer.
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It's like she has tunnel vision, and the tunnel vision is excellence and perfection, and Luce is the child she's chosen to be the standard-bearer.
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Hamon, the standard-bearer of the ruling Socialists, and Melenchon, met on Friday evening, but could not reach an agreement, Hamon told TF1 television on Sunday.
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As the ceremonial chairman of the July gathering, he said it's his job to remain as neutral as Switzerland as his party picks its standard-bearer.
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Once Microsoft's standard bearer for the Xbox 360, the series' stock has fallen somewhat following the last installment, 2013's tepidly received Gears of War: Judgement.
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PARIS — In a difficult era for American players in men's tennis, the 6-foot-10 John Isner has become a steady, if not towering, standard-bearer.
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Questions over Mr. Trump's conservative credentials refuse to die, causing some Republicans to make demands of him that are unheard-of for the party's standard-bearer.
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They must find a standard-bearer for future elections, and I think he can at least in the short term suck up all the available oxygen.
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Rubio received a massive flurry of lawmaker endorsements earlier this week, with establishment Republicans hoping he can wrest the mantle of party standard-bearer from Trump.
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Current and former Democratic campaign officials gathered at the Democratic National Committee headquarters on Wednesday to anoint Trump as the standard-bearer for the Republican Party.
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Aella High Waist Ankle Skinny, $198Aella's High Waist Ankle Skinny's are the standard bearer in my closet for stretch that has never even considered losing shape.
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Her poll numbers are up, and she's caught, and in some cases, surpassed Sanders, who is her prime competition to be the party's progressive standard-bearer.
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For now, some of the party's most vulnerable incumbents are simply hoping to avoid what they see as the taint of association with their standard-bearer.
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Donald Trump has emerged as the party's standard-bearer while scapegoating Latinos and other minorities to stoke the fears and resentment of working-class white voters.
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Together with Assange's own legal problems, the image of WikiLeaks as a standard bearer for free speech and anti-corruption is probably at a historically low.
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Trump blared the iconic jam after his victory in Indiana's Republican presidential primary, a win that makes him the party's most likely standard-bearer in November.
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Former Presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush also will not attend the event, where Trump is expected to formally become the party's standard-bearer.
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" As Cohen says, "eugenics was a movement of people who believed themselves to be inherently superior, and in Holmes it found a fitting judicial standard-bearer.
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"Roger Penske is the standard-bearer for IndyCar racing," said Mark Miles, chief executive for Hulman & Company, which owns Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the IndyCar Series.
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Indeed, if Trump continues to make self-destructive comments and Republicans respond by endorsing Johnson, Johnson could wind up as the de facto Republican standard-bearer.
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In order to beat Trump, Model contends, The Democratic standard-bearer must carry a significant proportion of two constituencies: African Americans and working class white males.
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So party officials view Mr. Trump as the logical messenger to both unify the Republican base behind their standard-bearer and take aim at the Democrat.
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In Britain, we saw the Conservative Party, a standard-bearer of the establishment, adopt the pro-Brexit program of the tiny, extreme nationalist U.K. Independence Party.
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But as Warren has faded, Sanders has accumulated new support from the left and is in a prime position to become the party's progressive standard bearer.
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It represented a not-entirely friendly takeover of CPAC, an establishment Republican group whose leadership once viewed the party's surprise standard-bearer as a noisy interloper.
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It's also happening at a time when one of the biggest anxieties about Republican standard-bearer Donald Trump is his lack of experience in national defense.
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Even after Trump appeared to clinch the nomination, rumors swirled of a delegate revolt and an attempt to name someone else as the party's standard-bearer.
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Of course, this is not to say the television business has suddenly become the standard-bearer for gender equality, even in this decade of significant change.
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Perhaps taking the hint, John Tsang, the popular finance minister and the standard-bearer of a softer political line, has just resigned, suggesting an upcoming candidacy.
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They are convinced Trump as standard-bearer would lead the GOP to a devastating defeat in November, costing the party the Senate and potentially the House.
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For us older Millennials and Gen-Xers, it's downright radical to see Disney — the standard bearer for "traditional" American family values — embrace LGBTQ ones as well.
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One — endorsed by Pelé, no less — is that he is Messi's heir apparent as the planet's outstanding footballer, the standard-bearer for the generation to come.
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Yet despite the longstanding evidence of Chinese protectionism, the Monday white paper sought to position Asia's largest economy as the global standard-bearer for fair trade.
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Fans and critics alike have treated Aparicio as a de facto standard-bearer not only for indigenous Mexicans, but also for indigenous women across the Americas.
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As standard-bearer for an unpopular government, Meade has to present more compelling solutions to those problems than his rivals, said one senior official backing him.
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Today Trump is the standard-bearer of the Republican Party, and the only person standing in between Hillary Clinton and the presidency of the United States.
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Mr. Trump's presence in the 2016 race has already had pernicious effects, but they're nothing compared with what would happen if he were the Republican standard-bearer.
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Though she became a standard-bearer for compensating the woman behind the man, Ms. Jorgenson Wendt always asserted that her case was more about principle than payout.
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Henry Cuellar (D-Texas), who faces a primary challenge from the left this cycle, also expressed trepidation about the prospect of having Sanders as the standard-bearer.
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His imprisonment throws the country's presidential race into disarray, with no clear leader emerging to take the former president's place as the standard-bearer for Brazil's left.
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With the departure of his last two remaining opponents this week, Trump, the billionaire businessman, all but assured he will be the party's standard-bearer in November.
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Then, Sanders would have to pull off an intricate inside game to persuade hundreds of superdelegates to desert Clinton and support him as the party's standard bearer.
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That could lead to economic chaos and expose her to a challenge from Mr Osborne, who is remaking himself as the backbench standard-bearer for liberal Toryism.
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Kirk was unable to sufficiently outrun GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, though he eventually renounced him and said he would not vote for his party's standard bearer.
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There's a chance Trump's candidacy unites Democrats and Republicans in their hatred of the GOP standard-bearer, but there's little incentive for the parties to get along.
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Rachel Blum's work on the Tea Party as a "party within a party" can also help us understand the implications of Trump as the Republican standard-bearer.
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The cowboy hat had been a touch four years prior by standard-bearer Scott Hamilton, who went on to win gold in men's figure skating in Sarajevo.
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The Oklahoma governor -- and potential Trump running mate -- said the platform's decisions will be up to the party even though Trump is now the Republican standard-bearer.
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This week, dozens of down-ballot candidates running for House and Senate seats have repudiated the standard-bearer in a wave of defections not seen in decades.
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Still, top ranking Republican officials and party elders unloaded on their GOP presidential standard-bearer reacting with a mix of dismay and outrage to the audio leak.
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He remains the standard-bearer for a Democratic Party she argues is out of touch with working-class voters and too closely aligned with the financial industry.
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But Sanford could present an alternative for a subset of conservatives who are uncomfortable with supporting Trump and have sought a standard bearer in the 2020 race.
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What we know so far: Establishment candidate Emmanuel Macron and maverick far-right standard-bearer Marine Le Pen will face off in the final round May 7.
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But many in the online ad industry are also weary about an ads standard-bearer with a huge business stake and an inordinate amount of market power.
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As the GOP standard bearer, he encouraged his supporters to commit violence, and as president, he (per Spicer's evasions) elevated Nugent's profile with an Oval Office visit.
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How can Ryan or any thoughtful American not express revulsion that the GOP standard-bearer chose to politically exploit the Orlando tragedy with boastful and demagogic bombast?
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Graves, a prolific architect, a standard-bearer of postmodernism in the 1980s and a popularizer of designer versions of teakettles and other everyday objects, died last year.
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Asked how Mr. Trump could reassure his own party, Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, suggested the party standard-bearer needed something close to a complete overhaul.
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A driver who thought he wanted to race internationally — and who, until Sunday, many people thought was from Europe — has become a standard-bearer for American drivers.
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Trump has shown that this extreme partisanship is so strong, it will persist even when one party is led by a deeply unpopular and unfit standard bearer.
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He is the standard-bearer for the European establishment and the European Union, and, as Angela Merkel's career nears its end, the last best hope of both.
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He reiterated Saturday many of his past criticisms of the Trump administration while seeking to underscore his place as a progressive standard-bearer in the presidential race.
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Even if she's not the party's standard-bearer in 2020, however, she's put forward a strong case for what a unifying message for Democrats should look like.
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The panelists acknowledged that it was an odd position to be in: to consider the request on a drug many considered the standard-bearer for infantile spasms.
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In any event, the battle between Sanders and Warren — each one fighting to be the standard-bearer of the left — will be vital to the race's outcome.
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The Republican Party has actively worked against the interest of disabled people, and, in fact, the Republican standard bearer, Donald Trump, has publicly mocked a disabled person.
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But in a year when Democrats have a substantial advantage, Republicans worry their hold on a once-safe seat is in jeopardy — and their standard-bearer, Rep.
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"And we will have no way to screen them, pay for them, or prevent the second generation from radicalizing," said Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican standard-bearer.
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Clinton's supporters insist that many Democrats would become more energized as the general election drew nearer, particularly if Republicans nominated Donald J. Trump as their standard-bearer.
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Trendspotting 9 Photos View Slide Show ' The white shirt, long a standard-bearer of starchy propriety, has taken on an improbably sexy, even kinky, persona this season.
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Center-left Democrats are not going to be caught napping this time, it's clear, giving the voters a clear choice of Joe Biden as their standard bearer.
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The Crimson Tide are the college game's current standard-bearer, even though head coach Nick Saban has never enjoyed the campus equivalent of Tom Brady behind center.
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Pence offered up a vision that didn't hit the Trump campaign's ecstatic highs, but was better at quietly reassuring racial anxieties than the party's current standard-bearer.
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Ms. Warren competed for months against Mr. Sanders to be the progressive standard-bearer in the race, but on Super Tuesday she did not win any contests.
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Party strategists say they expect that the 2020 presidential nominee will embrace a broader version of public health coverage than any Democratic standard-bearer has in decades.
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Trump has asserted that he is a standard-bearer for the "forgotten men and women" of America who feel that their nation has changed for the worse.
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François Fillon, a former prime minister who will be the center-right's standard-bearer in the French election, has promised a strict stance on Islam and immigration.
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One year after the Premier League occupied all four slots in Europe's major finals, it might find City its lone standard-bearer at the game's highest level.
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I guess Buttigieg, Klobuchar, and Michael Bloomberg could all draw straws this week and anoint one of themselves the moderate standard-bearer to run against Bernie Sanders.
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As he rose in the polls, some moderates were persuaded that his resources could make him the dominant standard-bearer for their side against the Sanders faction.
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He's been a strong debater, but will his performance be enough to convince voters that a 37-year-old former mayor should be the party standard-bearer?
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Romney's niece is the chair of the Republican National Committee and he, of course, was governor of Massachusetts before being becoming the Republican standard-bearer in 2012.
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They elected as president Adama Barrow, a little-known real estate developer who became the standard-bearer of the opposition after several of its leaders were detained.
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Biden, who served as Obama's vice president for eight years and is seen as the standard-bearer for the party's moderate wing, leads in most national polls.
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"Now he is the president, he is their standard-bearer," said Meredith Kelly, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the campaign arm of House Democrats.
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First came the end of a threat that Alain Juppé, a prominent rival, would challenge or even replace him as the standard-bearer of the center-right.
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Biden and Warren are, and likely will continue to be, the yin and yang of the battle to be the Democratic standard-bearer in the 2020 election.
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The blunt-talking commander in chief remains popular among Republican voters, and GOP leaders and conservatives on Capitol Hill have largely stood by their controversial standard bearer.
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"The one thing that makes Romney somewhat different from other senators is he was the standard-bearer for the party in the [28503] presidential election," Madden said.
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The current leadership of the Republican Party and most of its traditional funders show every sign of knowing that a pernicious buffoon has become their standard-bearer.
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The man who today is the standard bearer of the Republican Party said a federal judge was incapable of doing his job solely because of his heritage.
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This hoax comes from unfunny satire site Our Land of the Free, which I've previously praised in this column as a standard-bearer in the fake news world.
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While maintaining its general approach, the operating system was continually updated for shifting industry needs, and by 2010, it had become the standard-bearer for many embedded systems.
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" Kinzinger, who has openly hesitated to embrace Trump as his party's standard-bearer, said he went to Cleveland hoping to "at least mildly endorse the Republican front-runner.
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The big question now is whether this distinct social democratic tilt will prevent Democrats from taking full advantage of the GOP's blunder in making Trump their standard bearer.
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It soon began distributing these to interested libraries around the country, becoming the standard-bearer for cards of the highest quality, in terms of both information and appearance.
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"Gwen was a standard bearer for courage, fairness and integrity in an industry going through seismic change," Sara Just, PBS News Hour executive producer, said in a statement.
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He hails from Georgia, a safe Republican state, and would do nothing to help Trump among women and minority groups where the GOP standard-bearer is deeply underwater.
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Except that Black Jaguar-White Tiger™ is not a sanctuary accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries, which is the standard-bearer in independent sanctuary accreditors.
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But once it seemed like he might be a real candidate, Fox, which is something of a standard-bearer for the Republican establishment, started covering Trump more critically.
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He'll have a newfound national profile, and Pence has essentially been running a positive campaign that looks and feels nothing like that of the beleaguered GOP standard-bearer.
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I think he probably does, but I think his real contribution has not been as a maverick; it has been as an international standard-bearer of American values.
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Clinton's blunt comment, while casting Trump as a risk to the nation's security, also leans into the chance that Trump could end up as the Republican standard bearer.
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"History will not look kindly on GOP leaders who fail to do everything in their power to prevent a bullying demagogue from becoming their standard-bearer," they wrote.
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Over the course of the past two decades or so, a party that once elevated moderate Bill Clinton as its standard bearer has now become decidedly more liberal.
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The former standard-bearer of anti-colonialism looked to European powers to sort out the mess, and in Libya even called on Western powers to send in warplanes.
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"It puts Trump in a unique position because now his 'art of the deal' is to unify," Taffer added of the billionaire's status as the Republican standard-bearer.
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The unemployment rate for Americans with a high school diploma, who have contributed to the crowds supporting the G.O.P. standard-bearer Donald Trump, was unchanged at 2100 percent.
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Since coming to Rome in 2001 he has emerged as standard-bearer-in-chief of the traditionalists: Roman Catholics who prize doctrinal certainty over adapting to changing times.
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And he has to do it all in six months, with a deeply divided party that is still absorbing the fact that Mr. Trump is its standard-bearer.
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Here's the exchange (bolds are mine): CUOMO: Will you back the President of the United States Donald Trump, the standard bearer of your party, in his reelection bid?
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As it becomes increasingly likely that Trump will become the party's standard-bearer, McConnell and Ryan are under pressure to find a way to protect the GOP brand.
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It's remarkable — but not entirely surprising — that the Republican standard-bearer would launch a civil war against his own party's leaders four weeks out from the presidential election.
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You'd more expect to hear it from Lenin or the pages of the anti-Semitic publication American Free Press than from the standard-bearer of the Republican Party.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) announced Tuesday that he could no longer support Trump as the party's standard-bearer due to his criticism of minority groups.
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Donald J. Trump's supporters in Congress have struggled for weeks with a daily deluge of questions from reporters about the latest comments by the Republican Party's standard-bearer.
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Until government colleagues began giving him the cold shoulder over his undisguised political ambitions, he had been the standard-bearer for the pro-capitalism wing of the Socialists.
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Many political observers now see Warren as a likely presidential candidate in 2020, when Democrats will be looking for a new standard-bearer to take on President Trump.
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But with the likelihood increasing of Trump becoming the GOP standard-bearer, party strategists are urging vulnerable incumbents to get ahead of the game and define themselves now.
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The seamless whole he helped build became something of the new normal in the past few years, to the point where he's the standard-bearer, not the disrupter.
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Trump was labeled "unpatriotic" for speaking to RT. This, in the nation that sees itself as the global standard-bearer of freedom of speech and capital-D Democracy.
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It shouldn't be surprising that the Republican Party's standard-bearer, Donald Trump, has elevated the lie about voting fraud and "rigged elections" to a centerpiece of his campaign.
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So if she could be in some way a standard-bearer for women and girls, how did her run, and her narrow loss, alter the landscape for them?
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Without a major breakthrough, Mr. Guaidó risks being replaced by another leader as the standard-bearer of the opposition, according to Michael McCarthy, a Washington-based Venezuela analyst.
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It would be negligent for the Democratic Party and its apparent standard-bearer to not adopt much of her work as the core of the upcoming presidential campaign.
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Now that they've succeeded in shifting this line, however, they are probably in a losing position on the social dimension — at least with Trump as their standard-bearer.
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The results have now left Mr. Sánchez as the unlikely standard-bearer for a Socialist movement that has crumbled in countries like France, Italy and most recently Germany.
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Their guides — for New York and other cities and regions around the world — became the standard-bearer in the days before Yelp, the popular alternative to professional critics.
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The apparently immortal Tim Cahill, who turns 38 next week, was a key figure in qualification, but Huddersfield's Aaron Mooy is the standard bearer of Australia's current generation.
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In an era of endless subtlety and stylistic diversity in dance music, Tiësto, the superstar Dutch D.J., is a standard-bearer for sledgehammer-blunt house and trance beats.
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The endorsement was a boon to Ms. Warren's candidacy as she aimed to position herself as Mr. Biden's main rival and the standard-bearer for the progressive left.
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As she perched on a couch in the Whitney's lobby, resting those aching feet, she acknowledged that there were days when she'd rather not be a standard-bearer.
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The younger Khomeini, a 226-year-old mid-ranking cleric, had sought to enter the Assembly of Experts as a standard-bearer for moderates with credibility among conservatives.
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In the month since Trump fired Paul Manafort as his campaign chairman, the Republican standard-bearer has shown discipline few thought the real estate developer was capable of.
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Mr. Sadr shows that a political movement known for the exploits of its militia and corruption can also become a standard-bearer for root-and-branch political reform.
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Her momentum of the late summer now a memory, she is trailing Sanders in the race to become the standard-bearer of the Democratic left wing after Iowa.
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If Biden is the Democratic standard-bearer, he will be under a great deal of pressure within the party to pick a woman or African American running mate.
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Unity will be a major theme as the party seeks to put forth Trump as its standard bearer a day after Never Trump forces were all but vanquished.
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The GOP standard-bearer refers to Clinton as "Crooked Hillary" at almost every mention, while party lawmakers are expected to launch further investigations into the issue this fall.
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"American Idol," which debuted in 2002, was a once- dominant ratings player for Fox, and the standard-bearer for a wave of amateur talent shows that followed it.
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The congressman wrote a letter saying if Trump becomes the party standard bearer, the harm to the GOP will be "nothing short of catastrophic," WAVY News 10 reported.
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"Platinum Partners purported to be a standard-bearer in the hedge fund industry," said Robert L. Capers, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York.
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That could be because it's a little easier for a voter to get excited if they have a good sense of who their party's standard bearer will be.
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We're also at least somewhat doubtful that a party base that despises the current President will nominate its own older white man to be Democrats' standard-bearer. 1.
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Few would offer predictions on which candidates would be successful, but they identified priorities that are critical in order to emerge as the party's standard-bearer in 2020.
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And as Trump becomes the standard-bearer for the Republican Party, Republicans in the Senate and elsewhere will have to decide whether they are with him or not.
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Republicans had to find a new standard-bearer in their bid to hold on to the seat after a humiliating election fraud scandal snatched the win away from them.
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Ryan's refusal to stand behind his own party's presumptive nominee sent shock waves through DC and highlighted just how divided the GOP is with Trump as its standard-bearer.
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As if that's not enough weight on their shoulders, Forza Motorsport 73 is a Scorpio launch title, so it will serve as an early standard bearer for the console.
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Speaking to reporters on Capitol Hill, Ryan would not say if he is moving any closer to backing his party's standard bearer, despite having "productive talks" with his campaign.
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If the GOP has been the party of conservative values up until now, what does it become when it throws its weight behind a decidedly un-conservative standard-bearer?
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The two players' average second serve speed was almost identical at around 125 kmh, which is significantly slower than the service speed of Williams, who is the standard bearer.
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California is the standard-bearer for progressive experimentation nationally, spearheading policies to deal with climate change, gay rights, the decriminalisation of drugs, paid family leave, inclusive immigration and more.
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He is the standard-bearer for hardliners disappointed by Mr Rouhani's nuclear deal with America and other world powers, which has yet to produce a much-promised economic revival.
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The GOP standard bearer also says the United States should rethink its longstanding commitment to international institutions such as NATO and has heaped praise on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) was the GOP standard-bearer, Reid declared he couldn't stand McCain and called his campaign tactics "scummy," despite having long served with him in both chambers.
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Although there are still many scheduled primaries and caucuses ahead, Trump's third- consecutive victory may force party leaders to begin to accept him as the party's likely standard-bearer.
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Now, he's pointing to himself as someone who could not only be a Republican standard-bearer, but also as a candidate who could bring new faces into the party.
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"City of Stars" has been La La Land's standard bearer for ages and ages, but it's also not a particularly great song devoid of the context of the film.
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DOUG SCHOEN, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: That&aposs good news for the Democrats, Laura, because we really do not want these leftwing socialist candidates running as the party standard-bearer.
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The congressman privately acknowledged he's in a "very difficult situation" for no longer supporting his party's standard-bearer, a move that could cost him critical parts of his base.
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The tabloid newspaper alleged that "Pervy Ted Cruz", as it termed the standard-bearer of holier-than-thou Christian conservatism, was a serial philanderer, with at least five mistresses.
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But that in itself won't assuage the doubts about Klobuchar's ultimate chances of success: Do Democrats really want someone who leans toward centrism as their standard-bearer against Trump?
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As long as Donald Trump is the Republican standard bearer and pursues the policies he does on race and immigration, these identity issues are going to remain quite salient.
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Contemplating the presumptive Republican standard-bearer makes your head hurt and spin, but when you think about it, how could any black person in Orlando, Chicago, Baltimore, et al.
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Authentic, self-aware emotion—feeling that doesn't call itself "theory" or "wisdom"—becomes a kind of standard-bearer, with "impressions" or "sensations" the nearest you get to solid proof.
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Trump is only dangerous because he's the standard-bearer of a party that has unified control of the government and is willing to stand by Trump no matter what.
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Republicans built and primed their base for hate and bigotry, and the GOP finally has a standard-bearer that has ditched dog-whistle politics in favor of overt rhetoric.
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JON CARAMANICA The psychic tug of war between Drake, standard-bearer of the Toronto sound, and Tory Lanez, inheritor and Xeroxer of that sound, may be mostly one-sided.
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In the presidential contest of the 2014 Tripartite Elections, Banda faced DPP standard bearer Peter Mutharika, now out of jail on bail, but with the treason charges still pending.
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He remains an attractive standard-bearer, a young man already tested in a national campaign, and an articulate avatar of traditional Republican values that Mr. Trump has largely rebuked.
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With Trump still the standard-bearer of the Republican Party, and as deep in the gutter as ever, that's reason enough for the Democrats to stay high in 2018.
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R3, which opened the first tranches of the company's planned $200 million financing exclusively to members of the consortium, is one standard-bearer for the mainstreaming of blockchain technology.
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Now she and her colleagues face not only the prospect of Hillary Clinton as the Democratic nominee, but also the businessman Donald J. Trump as their own standard-bearer.
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Although Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont became a standard-bearer for those ideas in the minds of many voters, Mr. de Blasio eventually endorsed her after months of equivocation.
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"Women are to be championed and revered, not objectified," Ryan said in a statement this weekend when disinviting his party's standard-bearer from an event in his home district.
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The long-time standard-bearer of the Mexican Left, AMLO left the Mexico City mayor's office in 2005 with sky-high approval ratings and a reputation for consensus-building.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), the party's standard-bearer in 6900, was seen as conservative by 2628 percent.
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During the 2020 primary, she got into a bizarre feud with Hillary Clinton — even filing a lawsuit against the party's 2016 standard-bearer — and voted "present" on impeaching Trump.
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He subsequently left New York, staying away for decades, but in recent years he has re-ensconced himself in the scene, this time as a mentor and standard-bearer.
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If he was for many white people the standard-bearer of a black America that was otherwise unknown to them, the news media's mythic imagery rendered Dr. King enigmatic.
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"Der Spiegel, the self-declared standard-bearer that loves to bad-mouth Trump, AfD and others, delivered Fake News for years," Götz Frömming, an AfD lawmaker, wrote on Twitter.
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Since then, she has managed to sideline her cousin Hamza Shehbaz, long considered a potential standard-bearer, who is now conspicuous by his absence from rallies and party meetings.
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Throughout his career, he has positioned himself at every turn as the standard-bearer for substance, a man at war with soccer's legion of self-appointed, self-identifying aesthetes.
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" A Bay Area liberal standard-bearer in a decidedly liberal city, Ms. Schaaf has been an unshrinking critic of Mr. Trump, whom she has called the "bully in chief.
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Indeed, Mr. Indiana blamed the ubiquitous popularity of "LOVE" for destroying his career, recasting him from a standard-bearer of the 1960s avant-garde into an avatar of kitsch.
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Mr. Bannon was the standard-bearer for the nationalists during the 2016 campaign and as the president's chief strategist before he was ejected from the White House last summer.
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Some in the party's establishment wing are remarkably open about their wish that Mr. Pence would be the Republican standard-bearer in 2020, Representative Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania said.
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He's far from the only act in town and though he's still the progressive left standard-bearer, voters in New Hampshire and Iowa showed healthy appetites for moderate candidates.
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In the four years since Mr. Trump, a reality television star and longtime Democrat, became the Republicans' improbable standard-bearer, he has only strengthened his grip on the party.
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He is widely seen as the standard-bearer in the 2020 race for moderate Democrats and has voiced opposition to progressive legislation championed by Ocasio-Cortez and her allies.
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Merkel's role as a leader of Europe but suggested that she alone among present world leaders seems capable of succeeding Mr. Obama as standard-bearer for Western democracy. Mrs.
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Jay Inslee, who centered his presidential campaign on climate and the environment, dropped out of the running in August, no candidate has been a standard-bearer on the issue.
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In McCain's absence, it's hard to know what will come of the Senate -- his beloved institution -- or the Republican Party, for whom he was the standard-bearer in 2008.
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When the news spread, a former student seemed disappointed with Dr. Cox: He told her he had viewed her as a standard-bearer for the legions of unmarried partners.
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Deval Patrick of Massachusetts and former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York have entered the race, the competition to emerge as the party's moderate standard-bearer has intensified.
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It's a record in which every Democrat should take pride—and upon which our next standard-bearer must campaign, rather than attack by accepting as real Republican talking points.
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For months, the public reactions from Republican candidates and elected officials to their standard-bearer have ranged from a full-on embrace to outright disdain, to something in between.
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Democrats also nominated George McGovern to be their standard-bearer in 20123, whose label as the effete candidate of "acid, amnesty, and abortion" stuck, and also stuck with Democrats.
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So it perhaps makes sense that Trump's ascendance as the GOP's standard-bearer has brought out of the shadows those voters who are defined by their white identity politics.
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Only a few players of recent vintage — LeBron James in 2003 is the standard bearer — elicit the type of response from fans that Williamson did with the Blue Devils.
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François Fillon, the conservative standard-bearer of the other mainstream party, has seen his chances sink after a French newspaper revealed an ill-timed scandal involving payments to his wife.
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It's March of 1977, and this is the cover of Cosmopolitan magazine, the publication that, for decades, has been a standard-bearer of commercialized sexual liberation for the modern woman.
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For one, the Democrats changed their policies, with Bill Clinton as the standard bearer for a new pro-business, neoliberal centrism that sought to win over the growing professional classes.
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Still, as polls show that Trump is on the upswing nationally, many Republicans are starting to get more comfortable with the billionaire real estate mogul as their party's standard bearer.
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As soon as Donald Trump gained the presumptive nominee title -- following his Indiana primary win Tuesday -- Democrats swiftly moved to tie the GOP standard-bearer to vulnerable Republican Senate candidates.
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The 68-year-old Inslee, speaking on MSNBC, said it had become clear he would not be the party's standard-bearer and that he was pulling out of the race.
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More than 60 prominent Republican current and former officeholders issued statements condemning Trump's remarks about women, including House Speaker Paul Ryan and John McCain, the party's standard bearer in 2008.
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There's also the way in which the Democratic Party's standard bearer, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, has managed to largely shield herself from the political ramifications of the deal.
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Some of Trump's political allies have encouraged the President to exploit those divisions as the party prepares to nominate a formal standard bearer to challenge him for the White House.
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"Gwen was a standard bearer for courage, fairness and integrity in an industry going through seismic change," said PBS NewsHour executive producer Sara Just in a statement, according to Politico.
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Much as the Republican establishment conspired to coronate a third Bush as the party's standard bearer, the power brokers on the Democratic side conspired in the coronation of Hillary Clinton.
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The party united behind the respected, admired, likable mainstream Hubert Humphrey—who lost badly to the unloved, distrusted, twice-rejected standard-bearer of an ideologically divided Republican Party, Richard Nixon.
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If the president is the standard bearer for the currency, Donald Trump himself will have to stop being a negative in order to get the dollar back on its feet.
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In 2003, his senior year at Harvard University, he took the Democratic Party and its standard-bearer at the time, John Kerry, to task in columns for The Harvard Crimson.
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Instead, Mr Trump is giving Republican bigwigs an excuse to embrace him, and to pretend that he is a standard-bearer for the principles that they claim to hold dear.
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Either way, it provides a warning: Every vow to support the Republican standard-bearer — normally a routine statement, not a fraught one — may now be turned into a Democratic cudgel.
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Hillary Clinton's delegate lead remains intact, and Mr. Trump's emergence as the unchallenged Republican standard-bearer may help the Clinton cause as Democrats grow anxious about the general election matchup.
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Trump's phrasing -- "I'm not quite there yet" -- echoes comments Ryan made to CNN's Jake Tapper in May when he said he wasn't yet ready to back his party's standard-bearer.
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He is a nontraditional candidate, the first example in American history of either of the major parties naming a standard bearer who had no experience in government or the military.
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It was founded in 2007 by Andrew Breitbart, a former liberal from Los Angeles who became a conservative standard-bearer until his death from heart failure at 43 in 2012.
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The standard bearer of a political party hell-bent on restricting voting rights is not seriously hoping a citizenship question will help it strengthen the 1965 Voting Rights Act (VRA).
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The question is whether the party's base, which is increasingly coastal, non-white and liberal, wants to even consider a candidate like that as the party's standard-bearer against Trump.
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Not to mention, the U.S. has the most advanced academic research institutions in the world, and a private tech sector that continues to be the standard bearer for technology innovation.
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" In the CNN interview, Ryan went on to say that Republicans want "a standard-bearer that bears our standards and that unifies all of the wings of the Republican Party.
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Bradley, a New Jersey native, may not have asked to be a standard-bearer, but as with Wenger all those years ago, that is precisely how he will be seen.
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Frank Lavin, who worked as Reagan's political director from 85033 to 1989, says he will not be voting for the Republican standard-bearer for the first time in 40 years.
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For the party elite to get rid of Trump now would shatter the party, doing even more damage to its chances in November than having Trump as its standard-bearer.
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As the asset management industry's standard bearer for professionalism and ethics, CFA Institute urges the president-elect to retain these five regulatory reforms in order to prevent another financial crisis.
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The Green Party standard-bearer stopped short of criticizing Sanders directly, and instead often felt like a sort of Bernie Lite, promising a "people's' bailout" and calling for a revolution.
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Party strategists were hoping that one of their own would rise to the top of the field and become the consensus standard-bearer to take on Trump and Ted Cruz.
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Yet Humphrey, who did not stand in a single primary and had promised (albeit reluctantly) to stay the course in Vietnam, was now being anointed as the Party's standard-bearer.
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Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif was made the standard-bearer of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz by his elder brother in July 2017, and he was officially elected party leader in March.
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Stakes were almost as high for Kelly, who worked to smooth things over with the Republican standard-bearer during on her first prime-time network TV special on Tuesday night.
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A former president, Theodore Roosevelt, broke away from the Republicans to become the standard-bearer of a new Progressive Party that made tariff reform a key part of its platform.
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But the fight over who will lead that effort — over who will be the Democrats' standard-bearer against Donald Trump — is being waged right now in the halls of Congress.
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"Kavanaugh's reference to Chief Justice Roberts as a standard-bearer on abortion is alarming," said Dawn Laguens, the executive vice president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the group's political arm.
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After Mr. Trump announced in June 2017 that the United States would leave the Paris climate accord, China has presented itself as the new standard-bearer on addressing climate change.
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Of all the remaining candidates, Mr. Sanders is the most likely to reclaim those Democratic voters who defected to the Green Party in search of a more progressive standard-bearer.
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Ms. Warren has fallen from her polling peak in early October, when she was hailed as the race's ascendant front-runner and the standard-bearer for the party's progressive wing.
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Mr. Hong, 62, bills himself as the true representative of conservatives, who suffered a political body blow with Ms. Park's impeachment and have been looking for a new standard-bearer.
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His views on trade, foreign policy and the role of government are at odds with Republican orthodoxy, setting the stage for a clash between the party and its standard-bearer.
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"The classic definition of the standard bearer as a three-box sedan, that is migrating in three directions," said Scott Keogh, head of U.S. operations for Volkswagen AG's Audi brand.
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It is inevitable that Americans will search for parallels between Mr. Johnson and President Trump, and between the humiliation of Labour and the Democratic Party's search for a standard-bearer.
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If the Vermont senator fades this time around — a plausible outcome but not a guaranteed one — Warren could emerge as the left's standard-bearer against the more establishment-friendly Biden.
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Being in Washington guarantees the speech grabs the political class' attention, and Georgetown in particular holds significance as a standard-bearer of Jesuit traditions of open inquiry and free expression.
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And can he establish himself as the chief standard-bearer of moderate Democrats — a goal that would require him to administer a clear-cut defeat to Buttigieg and several others?
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Stumpf said Tolstedt's retirement was voluntary and praised her as "a standard-bearer of our culture" and "a champion for our customers" in the July 12 release announcing her decision.
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This great player, an epoch-defining player, the standard-bearer for efficiency and all-around play, discovered that he had no knives left and adopted the club in their place.
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Less than a month into a difficult start for the Trump presidency, numerous Democrats have been talked up as possible 2020 candidates, including the party's most recent standard bearer, Hillary Clinton.
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Everyone's arguments here are, on the surface, about the State of the Union response, but are actually about whether Sanders is a good standard-bearer for the Democratic Party in 2020.
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There are a handful of candidates, but the emphasis right now seems to be on Romney, who also has the TR sort-of parallel of being a former party standard-bearer.
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The bombastic real estate mogul and reality TV star has emerged as the GOP's likely standard bearer in its bid to reclaim the White House, now that his main rival, Sen.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont notched a strong victory in Rhode Island, according to NBC, but Clinton's wins made his chances of becoming the Democratic general election standard-bearer slimmer than ever.
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It would also be a sweeping takedown of Trump himself and by extension, raise Kasich up to be the natural non-Trump standard bearer, or at least that was the goal.
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This view has led her to take a remarkably pro-Russia stance on the Syria conflict, even when it clashes with the policies of her own party's president and standard-bearer.
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The primaries come at a pivotal moment for both parties, with Trump's recent spate of resounding victories in Northeast states making him appear increasingly likely to be the GOP standard bearer.
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Ryan has clashed with his party's standard-bearer during the campaign, most recently after the release of a leaked 2005 video that shows Trump crudely joking about groping women without consent.
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With former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva barred from the October election due to a corruption conviction, Ciro Gomes is well placed to become the standard bearer of Brazil's left.
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One of the mind tricks performed by Mr Trump since he became the standard-bearer of the Republican Party has been to persuade many supporters that Russia is a friendly power.
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Washington (CNN)The executive director of North Carolina's Republican Party on Thursday subtly rebuked the party's standard-bearer, Donald Trump, over his repeated refusals to accept the results of the election.
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"Hillary Clinton is so weak and vulnerable and had we chosen any other candidate as our standard bearer, we would likely defeat her come November," Packer, the veteran GOP strategist, said.
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The former GOP nominee — who has notably criticized Donald Trump, his party's current standard-bearer — then issued an argument against those who had accused him of disinterest in the middle class.
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Trump, a Republican who ran as an anti-establishment maverick, carried all three states by narrow margins despite public opinion polls pointing to victories by Hillary Clinton, the Democratic standard-bearer.
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Sanders trounced Clinton in New Hampshire with millennials as well as Independents, and winning over both groups will be a test of Clinton's strength as the standard bearer of her party.
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Clinton: In Mexico 'Trump just failed his first foreign test' Monty also officially distanced himself from the Republican Party's standard-bearer Thursday, telling CNN he had stepped down from the council.
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But reporters and campaigns did bring incidents of bigotry, sexism, and creepiness from his past to light, which helped feed the public's exceedingly negative impression of the GOP's new standard-bearer.
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The worst-case scenario for establishment Democrats is that the two 77-year-olds end up dividing moderate support, at a time when the left is coalescing around one standard-bearer.
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That unusual contest, which had featured four major presidential candidates, had been won by Republican standard-bearer Abraham Lincoln despite the fact that he secured only 39.9 percent of the vote.
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The company itself is pretty cagey, saying only that the G5 will be "the standard bearer" for Friends, and future support will depend on how warmly they're received in the market.
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If you need proof, just look at standard-bearer MakerBot, a company conceived to bring 3D printing to the masses that is now narrowing its focus considerably to business and education.
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The new NBC News/Wall Street Journal national survey found that 2628 percent of GOP voters aren't happy with Trump as the party's standard-bearer, while 28500 percent say they're satisfied.
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With Mr. Trump as the presumptive Republican standard-bearer, the line separating the conservative mischief makers and the party's more-buttoned-up cadre of elected officials and aides has been obliterated.
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Donald J. Trump is set to be the Republican standard-bearer, but when it comes to some of his policies, he is out of sync with many Republican leaders in Congress.
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In 2016, Romney was one of the most vocal Republican critics of Donald Trump, but now, as he runs for the Senate, has made his peace with his party's standard bearer.
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And they want Democrats to choose a conventional nominee: a moderate standard-bearer who doesn't want to make fundamental changes to the economy, from greatly increased taxes to greater worker control.
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Their unwillingness to support Mr. Trump, at least so far, is a further indication that the party's new standard-bearer is struggling to connect with some of its most influential constituents.
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But in a way that's not surprising in a party where extremism and intolerance are mainstream GOP fare, and its standard bearer runs an ethically challenged administration mired in criminal investigations.
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Many Republicans fear either candidate could lead the party to a defeat in November, though others believe the GOP would be better off with Cruz or Trump as the standard-bearer.
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The state Republican Party has said it wants nothing to do with Jones, who became the GOP's standard-bearer in the district after five prior failed attempts to win the nomination.
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Mr. Gundlach compares the G.O.P. standard-bearer to another Republican who talked tough on spending but presided over a boom fueled by debt and tax cuts in the 1980s: Ronald Reagan.
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And admitting that means admitting that Momentum, which is training several new groups set to launch over the next year, could become the new standard-bearer for progressive action in America.
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No greater affront to intelligent voters of good will and good heart could be inflicted on us than the anointing of the outrageously unqualified Donald Trump as the party's standard-bearer.
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont, another progressive standard-bearer and White House candidate, also backs a Medicare for All, government-run system and was due to speak at the forum.
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The former GOP standard bearer was also asked how he felt about his 2008 vice presidential pick, Sarah Palin, endorsing Trump, in light of Trump's controversial comments about his POW experience.
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You might have missed it with all of the distractions of this increasingly unhinged presidential campaign, but the Republican standard-bearer is running to the left of the Democrat on infrastructure.
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LendingClub, once considered the industry's standard bearer, has been plagued by revelations of questionable practices, a U.S. Department of Justice investigation, the departure of loan investors and layoffs of 179 employees.
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A former C.I.A. officer and Republican congressional adviser, Mr. McMullin entered the presidential race two months ago, because, he said, Mr. Trump's nomination as the Republican Party's standard-bearer appalled him.
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Just last week, France's center-right Republican Party elected François Fillon — a candidate who adopted the far-right message on immigration — to be its standard-bearer in the 2017 presidential election.
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The results have now left Pedro Sánchez, the prime minister, as the unlikely standard-bearer for a Socialist movement that has crumbled in countries like France, Italy and most recently Germany.
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Mr. Sanders still holds a large advantage in the polls — a point his advisers eagerly highlight — and his supporters say he remains the clear progressive standard-bearer among the larger electorate.
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Mr. Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, announced his own exploratory committee in April 22020 and would eventually emerge as the Republican standard-bearer against Mr. Obama, who won re-election.
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The most obvious alternative to a stalwart progressive like Ellison would have been for Sanders' critics in the Democratic Party to elevate a standard-bearer of the party's more moderate wing.
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Posters of George Weah, the former professional soccer player and standard-bearer of the Congress for Democratic Change, wearing distinguished eyeglasses and salt-and-pepper chin stubble, looked over the crowd.
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Though he earned Trump's endorsement, McCain frequently dodges questions about his own party's standard bearer while in Washington and out on the campaign trail, claiming he's laser focused on his race.
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No outside group has taken the lead to focus resources against Sanders, and there are still too many candidates left in the race for moderates to coalesce around one standard bearer.
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Such a result would make him the clear front-runner, and would likely unnerve parts of the Democratic Party uneasy about the progressive independent being their standard-bearer in the fall.
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The speaker's effort to present himself, and the House, as something close to a Republican antidote to Mr. Trump may be wishful thinking if the front-runner becomes the standard-bearer.
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A loss to Buttigieg, who is trying to establish himself as the moderate standard-bearer, would hang a dark cloud over Sanders' campaign as the contest heads west for Nevada's caucuses.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)The Democratic presidential race is clouded in uncertainty, with every leading candidate facing questions that cast doubt on their readiness to become their party's standard-bearer. Sen.
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Trump as a standard bearer for global anti-corruption measures would be an international embarrassment to the U.S. The use of an official position in government for personal gain is corruption.
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If that's the case, how did someone who has such little regard for the Constitution become the standard bearer of a party that supposedly stands for a return to constitutional values?
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But critics have blasted the decision as an abdication of U.S. leadership, arguing that, by withdrawing from the pact, the U.S. is simultaneously withdrawing from its role as global standard-bearer.
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More than that, hanging on to the mantle of standard-bearer for the Socialists threatened to bring the party down with him, rendering it all but irrelevant in elections next spring.
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But, just three days prior to the vote, long time NRA ally and conservative standard-bearer President Reagan, joined by Presidents Ford and Carter, urged House members to back the ban.
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She remains a useful foil for Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg — along with Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota — as they jostle to be the standard-bearer for the party's moderate wing.
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The bombastic real estate mogul and reality TV star has emerged as the GOP's likely standard bearer in its bid to reclaim the White House, now that his main rivals, Sen.
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A thrice-married casino owner who seems to have never cracked open a Bible and bragged about groping women, Trump might not seem like a natural standard-bearer for evangelical Christians.
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"Gwen was a standard bearer for courage, fairness and integrity in an industry going through seismic change," said PBS NewsHour executive producer Sara Just, in a statement obtained by the Root.
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But by tempering his criticism of Mr. Trump, Mr. Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential standard-bearer, has all but eliminated whatever nuisance challenge he might have faced from his right flank.
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The baritone, who turned 21964 in October, acts as both leader and standard-bearer for the group, which now includes Ron Tyson, Terry Weeks, Larry Braggs and Willie Greene in its ranks.
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Or to put it another way, the church will lose its usefulness as a standard-bearer of national unity if it seems utterly indifferent to the concerns of people outside its ranks.
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But others are just as worried that a Trump nomination could lead to furious protests, forcing vulnerable incumbents to defend their controversial standard bearer and his penchant for making off-color comments.
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Even before Ryan planned to address the issue on Tuesday, conservatives were warning that any move to install him as the party's standard-bearer at the Republican convention in Cleveland would backfire.
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Take, for example, tech giant Apple and luxury automobile standard-bearer BMW — one-time potential collaborators whose relationship appears likely to turn increasingly competitive, as a recent move by the automaker demonstrates.
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The New York City mayor emerged as a progressive standard-bearer in 262, when he won his first term running America's largest city by population on a platform of addressing income inequality.
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The GOP standard-bearer has a busy road schedule in the week ahead, and Jennifer Jacobs of Bloomberg Politics notes there could be opportunities for big meetings, maybe even a big pick.
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Not only are Democrats trying to pressure GOP to cut ties with their nominee, but some Republicans are exploring whether there is any way to keep Trump from remaining their standard bearer.
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" But the congressman has since changed his tune, and announced on Twitter last week that he would pull the lever for his party's standard bearer, saying Clinton is "bad for the USA.
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They just need a standard-bearer who is ideologically similar to Clinton but better at electioneering and prudent enough to avoid doing buckraking speeches in the lead-up to a presidential campaign.
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Carlile's Firewatcher's Daughter didn't take home the prize in 2015 — she lost to Americana standard-bearer Jason Isbell — but that album gave way to the masterwork that's now being so richly rewarded.
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"The Philippines has for a long time been a standard bearer in the region for press freedom," said Shawn Crispin, Southeast Asia representative for the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Count Gary Johnson, the former governor of New Mexico who's competing alongside more than a dozen other candidates to be the standard bearer for the Libertarian Party in 2016, among that number.
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Washington (CNN)Despite Donald Trump's commanding win in the Nevada caucus Tuesday, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus is holding off crowning the Republican front-runner as the standard-bearer -- for now.
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How could a majority of white women choose Trump over the first woman to serve as the presidential standard-bearer for a major political party—and call themselves feminists while doing so?
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PARIS (Reuters) - French composer and conductor Pierre Boulez, a standard-bearer of modern classical music and renowned for his experimentation, has died at the age of 90, his family said on Wednesday.
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In giving those allegations prominence, the standard-bearer of the Republican Party is adding a sinister, false twist to his press criticism that arguably puts the reporters covering his rallies in danger.
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The report was issued ahead of a visit by the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force, the global standard bearer for fighting money laundering and terrorist financing, planned for later this year.
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Charlie Baker (R) has said he won't vote for the presumptive nominee and won't attend the party's national convention next month, where Trump is set to become the official GOP standard-bearer.
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Hillary Clinton, the Democratic standard-bearer, has emphasized the steady economic improvements during President Obama's two terms and the steep decline in the jobless rate from the recession's peak of 10 percent.
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She will, in all likelihood, proclaim herself to be the party's standard-bearer after a bitter and drawn-out primary in which she faced a challenge from Sanders that nobody saw coming.
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Also not surprisingly, the supporters of centrist, white male candidates currently polling at the back of the pack all choose Biden — the moderate standard-bearer in the race — as other popular choices.
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He currently make his residence here in the United States, and still competes on the Champion's Tour (old dudes), where he is a fixture and a standard bearer for old golfers everywhere.
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Without Cruz to help Kasich amass delegates and keep Trump from reaching the 85033,237 delegate threshold for the Republican nomination, Kasich's slim opening to become the party's standard-bearer was slammed shut.
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For many in the party it also was a painful reminder of what could have been — how a different standard-bearer could have capitalized on one of the most difficult days Mrs.
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Debates are often unpredictable, but it is especially hard to game out how this debate featuring a moderate standard-bearer and a liberal challenger will unfold and how people will process it.
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"Washington is the standard bearer of a new Cold War," Fyodor Lukyanov, a foreign policy expert close to the Kremlin, wrote in government daily Rossiyskaya Gazeta after last week's U.S. diplomatic expulsions.
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The group believes it is the true standard-bearer of the republican cause, rather than well-known figures like Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness, who decided to pursue reunification through electoral politics.
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In a speech to supporters, the former vice president spoke directly to Sanders's supporters and made an appeal to them as he moved closer to becoming the party's standard-bearer (The Hill).
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The New York City mayor emerged as a progressive standard-bearer in 273, when he won his first term running America's largest city by population on a platform of addressing income inequality.
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On Friday, Boris Johnson, the former foreign minister and standard-bearer for the hard-Brexit faction, proposed starting over with a tougher negotiating approach, hinting that he might try to topple Mrs.
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They suggested one surefire method: a let-it-all-hang-out speech by Trump that explains his uneasy relationship with the Republican Party — and why he wants to be its standard-bearer.
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Market impact likely would be minimal, according to the analysis, which sees the emergence of Vice President Mike Pence as the GOP standard-bearer providing stability for Wall Street and the economy.
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Alvarado, who chairs the Senate Democratic Caucus, identified certain seats in both the state House and Senate that they're more likely to win if the former vice president is their standard-bearer.
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Sanders's early hold on a fractured primary field has laid bare a distressing truth for some Democrats: The man who has long resisted the party's label might just become the standard-bearer.
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For much of this race, Mr. Sanders languished in Ms. Warren's shadow, dismissed as too divisive to be the standard-bearer for a nervous party to which he does not even belong.
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The Democratic establishment has been taking Sanders' prospects of winning more seriously in recent weeks, but many party insiders believe primary voters will ultimately reject a democratic socialist as its standard-bearer.
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The same week the president declares the media "the enemy of the people," a standard-bearer of that media — The New York Times — publishes another handwringing over the lefties being too mean.
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He served as treasurer for the United Democratic Party, Gambia's long-suffering opposition, and was nominated its standard-bearer in September, after Ousainou Darboe, the party's founder and perennial candidate, was jailed.
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Just as Warren is establishing herself as an energetic and unapologetic standard bearer for liberal progressives, she seems to be choking on the chance to overtake Joe Biden as the front runner.
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Though both Walsh and Sanford are running long-shot bids to replace Trump as the GOP standard-bearer in the 2020 presidential election, the pair differed on whether Trump should be impeached.
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The New York City mayor emerged as a progressive standard-bearer in 2013, when he won his first term running America's largest city by population on a platform of addressing income inequality.
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On Pro Football SAN FRANCISCO — On any given Sunday during football season, the N.F.L., a league that promotes itself as a standard-bearer of innovation, produces games that are analog at their core.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It used to be said Andy Murray required broad shoulders to carry British hopes at Wimbledon but spare a thought for Kevin Anderson — a lone standard bearer for a whole continent.
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Almost 9 in 10 Republicans and Republican-leaners largely approve of the job their standard bearer is doing, while nearly the same share of Democrats and Democratic-leaners disapprove of his job performance.
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I remember when people said, where is Mitt Romney, you know, why isn&apost he sort of, you know, coming in and being the leader for the party and being the standard bearer?
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Early Monday morning, Ocasio-Cortez joined another insurgent grassroots candidate taking on an establishment Democrat — Cynthia Nixon, who is presenting herself as a standard-bearer for progressive politics in her campaign against Gov.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said he's "just not ready" to support Trump, becoming the highest elected Republican official to raise concerns about Trump since he became the party's likely standard-bearer this week.
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Presumptive GOP nominee Trump, who is set to officially become his party's standard-bearer next week at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, reportedly considered a number of prominent Republicans for the role.
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But Scott Warren (pictured), an idealistic geographer who is facing felony charges for succouring migrants in the Arizona desert, has now become a standard-bearer for a very different sort of conscientious objection.
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Let's begin with an album so gripping, so thoroughly entertaining that it alone could stand as metal's standard-bearer for 2018 — a symbol of growth and mastery that has permeated throughout the genre.
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It's hard to overcome that sense of loss and trauma without a new standard bearer, a leader who can tell the next generation, you too can rise all the way to the top.
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Trump's lead in New Hampshire shows little sign of abating, but as in Iowa, recent polling there suggests a sizable chunk of the electorate has doubts about him as the party's standard bearer.
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The left-leaning Labour Party and its socialist standard-bearer, Jeremy Corbyn, are believed by some prognosticators to be narrowing the contest -- and could now stand an outside shot at toppling May's government.
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With the church-owned Deseret News now calling for Trump to step aside, even the fiercely conservative radio host Glenn Beck, himself a Mormon, has declared his opposition to the Republican standard-bearer.
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Pete Ricketts of Nebraska, whose family helped finance a "super PAC" devoted solely to stopping Mr. Trump, will endorse the Republican Party's standard-bearer at an Omaha rally on Friday, an aide confirmed.
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Yet many of the party's rank-and-file voters think that while Mr. Trump may be imperfect, the time has come to rally to their unlikely standard-bearer — if only to keep Mrs.
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So I watched in rapt attention when he rose to speak on behalf of the symbolic anti-war candidacy of a Senate colleague who four years later would become the party's standard-bearer.
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As a candidate first, and then as a president, Trump said he was the standard-bearer of "the forgotten men and women of our country," as he put it in his inaugural address.
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Forty-two percent of younger respondents, between 18 and 49 years old, wanted a different nominee, while only 23 percent of those 50 and over are hoping for a different GOP standard-bearer.
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Heck revoking his support of Trump has set off a backlash against from Trump supporters, and he's privately acknowledged he's in a "very difficult situation" for no longer supporting his party's standard-bearer.
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"I think what a lot of Republicans want to see is that we have a standard-bearer that bears our standards and that unifies all the wings of the Republican Party," Ryan said.
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Sanders, who has served in Congress since 1993, was the progressive standard-bearer in 2016 and drew a sharp contrast as an anti-establishment changemaker compared to the more establishment-aligned Hillary Clinton.
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Some people who hold this view acknowledge that Trump is relatively weak — but they argue this makes it vital that Democrats choose a standard-bearer who does not give the president extra ammunition.
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Some have speculated whether the Russian government could theoretically use its new insider knowledge of the DNC's anti-Trump research to tip the Republican standard-bearer off to the party's plan of attack.
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Though on the Federalist Party ticket, which wanted peace, Clinton realized he needed the support of Republicans, who were in favor of the war but were disenchanted with their standard-bearer, President Madison.
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It also makes it different from more recent insurgencies, the anti-war left and the Tea Party, which were built more on grassroots mobilization and donor networks than on a single standard bearer.
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But if he survives a late revolt by his rivals and other leaders to become the party's standard-bearer in the general election, the electoral map now coming into view is positively forbidding.
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Amid the various furors, which also included a revocation of press credentials for The Washington Post, GOP figures in Washington, D.C., and beyond have sought to distance themselves from their standard-bearer. Sen.
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But his campaign has been plagued by doubts over his age, fitness for office and whether, as a moderate, he can be a standard-bearer for a party that has grown increasingly liberal.
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What they shouted cannot be printed, but it was unflattering enough to Lebanon's president, Michel Aoun, the standard-bearer of the political party unofficially backing the rival team, that a brawl broke out.
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For his part, Neymar's decision to leave Catalonia centered on his desire to establish himself as the best player in the world, the standard-bearer for the generation behind Lionel Messi and Ronaldo.
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In St. Louis on Saturday, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez campaigned with Cori Bush, a community activist and nurse, whom some members of the progressive left hope can become another standard-bearer for their message.
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His candidacy has angered Democrats, who are stung in part because they effectively undid their nominating process in 2014 to let Mr. Orman serve as their de facto standard-bearer against Mr. Roberts.
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France raised no objections when diversified Chinese group Fosun took control of Club Mediterannee, the standard bearer of French middle-class holiday culture, last year after a bidding war with an Italian suitor.
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Why it matters: Fernández emerged as the latest standard bearer of the heterogenous Peronist movement after proving himself a deft political operator, but his approach to governance is just beginning to take shape.
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Joschka Fischer, a former foreign minister who for many years was standard-bearer for the Greens, now works as a consultant to BMW, though the carmaker says he does not do any lobbying.
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Positive U.S. growth and a favorable employment picture will continue to boost Trump's chances in November, while the Democrats' eventual political standard bearer helps determine whether voters give the president a second term.
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They will decide whether to choose one candidate as the party's standard-bearer in hopes of avoiding a costly and potentially damaging primary, or to embrace the contest and see who emerges victorious.
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Warren, for instance, will dispatch former presidential candidate Julian Castro to Iowa this week, while Sanders has employed U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who enjoys a national following as a progressive standard-bearer.
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In the Senate GOP Conference, most Republicans are ideologically closer to the GOP for which McCain was standard bearer as the party's 2008 presidential nominee, and are used to debating disagreements with decorum.
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Eleven states held annual Republican conventions or party leadership meetings Saturday, offering a platform for those who still object to Donald Trump as their party's standard-bearer a prime opportunity to make mischief.
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They selected as their standard bearer a man who is not only unwelcoming to every last one of them, but actively seeks to drive them away at something approaching the speed of light.
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"Donald Trump is the standard-bearer for a double standard, and his standard for 'deal-making' has no place in the White House," Paustenbach said in a statement on the DNC's "Factivists" website.
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The GOP standard-bearer has long been a proponent of the controversial policy, which allows police officers to search people if they have a reasonable suspicion that they are involved in a crime.
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Styles Q. and A. "Nobody cares how good you used to be," said Paul Smith, the forward-thinking septuagenarian whose quirkily detailed tailoring has made him a perennial standard-bearer for English design.
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As the former standard-bearer of the Democratic Party (and winner of the popular vote), her statements carry weight — and therefore are both newsworthy, and worthy of asking the President for his reaction.
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The group, the Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, had disinvited Mr. Trump during the divisive presidential campaign and is now grappling with him as the standard-bearer for their right-wing agenda.
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The group, the Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, had disinvited Mr. Trump during the divisive presidential campaign and is now grappling with him as the standard-bearer for its right-wing agenda.
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As a candidate first, and then as a president, Trump said he was the standard-bearer of "the forgotten men and women of our country," as he put it in his inaugural address.
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Biden also attacked Buttigieg over his experience as the former mayor narrowly won more delegates in the Iowa caucuses, effectively replacing Biden as the standard-bearer for the moderate wing of the party.
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The reality television star-turned GOP standard bearer, began Tuesday night with 1,020 delegates and was just 217 of getting the number necessary to clinch the nomination before the party's convention in July.
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For the hard-core conservatives in the Trump administration, Mr. Maduro is the failed standard-bearer of the scourge of socialism in Latin America and the beachhead for Russian, Cuban and Chinese influence.
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Since Mr Trump became the Republican standard-bearer, they have become the least likely group to say that, changing what seems like a fundamental issue of morality to accommodate their support for the president.
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They were obviously uncomfortable with making Trump their party's standard-bearer, but having won both the nomination and the general election, he is now pursuing a very recognizable version of the GOP's partisan agenda.
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Trump repeatedly slammed the former GOP standard bearer during his ultimately successful bid for the a Republican nomination for his defeat to President Barack Obama, describing him in characteristically colorful terms as a failure.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel used to be the de facto leader of mainland Europe, the guardian of the continent's liberal ideals, champion of European unity and standard bearer of German economic dominance and prowess.
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Personal attacks and ugly threats had been reserved for our counterparts on the other side of the aisle -- thanks to their standard bearer Donald Trump, who proudly feeds the flames of division and blame.
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In an interview on CNN's "New Day," host John Berman asked Trump spokesperson Katrina Pierson whether Ryan was fit to retain the speakership if he can't get behind Trump as the GOP standard-bearer.
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Trump's rise hasn't just been the result of conservatives and Republicans failing to unify around a standard-bearer; it's also the result of millions and millions of Republican voters actively flocking to support Trump.
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As a Speaker with broad national renown, she's also the party standard-bearer: the most potent Democratic counter-weight to Trump — at least until party voters tap their presidential nominee later in the cycle.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) is meeting with presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump Thursday after Ryan declined to endorse Trump last week, saying he's looking for "a standard-bearer that bears our standards."
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With its neoclassical building and vast collections, The Met is widely considered to be a standard-bearer of art, as well as the embodiment of a specific kind of colonial, financial, and cultural power.
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At the news conference in Green Bay, the speaker -- who also did not provide a timeline on when he might endorse his party's new standard-bearer -- praised Trump's achievement in securing the Republican nomination.
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The conservative standard bearer in Rome is Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke, a 67-year-old American who in 2014 told an interviewer that the Church under Francis was like "a ship without a rudder".
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Maggie Hassan, has been attacked for being too scripted, and also has to contend with a Democratic standard-bearer who is distrusted in the state, something she has struggled with answering in the past.
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Kellyanne Conway's comments to CNN's Erin Burnett on "OutFront" come as Trump's poll numbers have dwindled and Hill Republicans in tough re-election fights have sought to distance themselves from their party's standard-bearer.
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But there are two key differences: Trump was not yet the GOP nominee and McCain -- himself the 2008 GOP standard-bearer -- is a long-time public figure with experience parrying on the presidential level.
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At the time of this writing, the main center-right political party (Les Républicains) is running a primary to get a standard bearer who will contest presidential elections in April/May of next year.
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Those are the numbers that really matter, since delegates are the ones who will actually vote at the Democratic convention in July to nominate one of these two candidates as the party's standard-bearer.
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Some in the old guard have started signaling to their reluctant right-of-center brethren that it is time to face the possibility that the hard-line Mr. Cruz could be their standard-bearer.
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Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey, has evidently decided that the time to defect from mainstream Republicanism—of which, just a couple of weeks ago, he was considered a standard-bearer—has arrived.
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For years, Republicans believed they could employ a politics of mass hysteria to cripple Obama and then nominate for president a conventional standard-bearer who didn't exude lust for revenge against the outgoing administration.
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