The story of these two public aspirants are certainly divergent.
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None of the current aspirants are in the same league.
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Like many exclusive clubs, there has been no shortage of aspirants.
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"Any one of our Democratic aspirants can beat him," Reid said.
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It would allow aspirants to seek mentors and identify role models.
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"The Senate aspirants are too wedded to that practice," Inslee said.
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Some aspirants Russell met lacked the talent to match their enthusiasm.
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"The presidential aspirants are not short on big ideas," he wrote.
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A handful of presidential aspirants don&apost speak for the whole party.
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Emboldened, the aspirants are outbidding each other to promise gifts to voters.
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He doesn't ask aspirants to genuflect en route to his palatial home.
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But the young aspirants are burdened by a history they cannot shake.
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Until aspirants can fully explain their motivations, they often understate their aims.
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Over the past several days, two potential Democratic White House aspirants — Gov.
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So much for the most crowded field of Democratic aspirants in memory.
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Democratic presidential aspirants in South Carolina on Tuesday accused front-runner Sen.
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No, the youngest of the Democratic aspirants did the grown-up thing.
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Mr Valls, as well as a clutch of other presidential aspirants, would run.
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Victory here meant that the Cougars must be taken seriously as playoff aspirants.
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More than any of the two dozen aspirants, she lights up a room.
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But the aspirants must grow comfortable with a certain quantity of awkward pretense.
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Nor are Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg or other Democratic aspirants lumped in that category.
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But the congested field is suffocating qualified aspirants who would otherwise find oxygen.
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It recommended new rules to restructure the tour, effectively eliminating almost 13,000 aspirants.
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Trump draws from a history of presidential aspirants focused on immigration and international trade.
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Into their place have stepped leading presidential aspirants who are remarkably liberal and reformist.
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This could post a serious challenge to newfound discipline among unicorns and their aspirants.
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Last year, several highly indebted IPO aspirants were given the cold shoulder by investors.
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But there's a variable outside O'Rourke's and his fellow Democratic aspirants' control: Greg Abbott.
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But for most pop aspirants, the result has been the end of creative seclusion.
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No doubt all presidents and presidential aspirants induce a similar effect, to a degree.
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But the youthful behavior of aspirants to high office has long been fair game.
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Two aspirants whose roots in the region are beyond dispute have their own shortcomings.
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He surely sits back and grins as he watches aspirants vie for his favor.
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To stand a chance of passing, aspirants memorized rigorous dossiers known as coaching papers.
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Harry Reid) and presidential aspirants (John Kerry, John Edwards, Hillary Clinton) were backing it.
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In his oratory and proposals, he's the least divisive of the remaining Republican presidential aspirants.
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Other flying car aspirants are working toward launching autonomous aircraft early in the next decade.
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She is the author of 'Jockeying for the American Presidency: The Political Opportunism of Aspirants.
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Trump, 70, and Clinton, 68, are two of the oldest aspirants for the White House.
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"It's going to be fun to watch the Democratic presidential aspirants" compete, McConnell quipped Wednesday.
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But that is not stopping a conventional array of aspirants from lining up once again.
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They managed to outpace six other aspirants in speaking time and engagement on the questions.
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Music directors from abroad have had an avenue for advancement unavailable to most homegrown aspirants.
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EU aspirants Serbia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro must implement EU laws to qualify for membership.
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It was a warning to prominent types not to overreach—and to aspirants to tread carefully.
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Here's another case of voters outpacing timid lawmakers, especially this year's crop of White House aspirants.
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Carnes proposes "seed money" for aspirants who lack the initial startup Rolodex to tap for money.
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The issue could surface in the coming chief executive race, and aspirants were yesterday asked to comment.
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We've rounded up the book-themed gifts that any Hermione Granger aspirants will be overjoyed to receive.
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She was not alone: 230 other independent aspirants had signed up by the deadline on October 14th.
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The centre-right National Action Party is in the opening stages of a struggle among presidential aspirants.
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Tim Kaine is totally sensible, mostly safe and a bit of a snooze: the aspirin of aspirants.
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And, of course, presidential aspirants angling to give those speeches in key early primary and caucus states.
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And so as the individuals in the office varied, norms about the office and its aspirants emerged.
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Now, however, Mr. Sanders is the front-runner among the announced aspirants for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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For Miss Venezuela aspirants, the surgeries are considered part of the project of transformation and self-sacrifice.
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But like with March Madness itself, chance is often the final arbiter of the aspirants' collective fate.
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But there are multiple younger presidential aspirants who volunteered for the military and served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Aspirants toil eagerly, and often cheaply, in return for the know-how they will acquire on the job.
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Yet their past tension -- and the personal attacks -- cast a cloud over any accord between the two aspirants.
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Mike Lee and radio talker Mark Levin than more moderate presidential aspirants like Lindsey Graham or Jeb Bush.
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But standing out in a room full of other aspirants and grabbing an investor's attention can be tricky.
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Democratic presidential aspirants are offering competing approaches to health coverage, ensuring continued national debate through 2020 (The Hill).
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That's also the strategy of several other aspirants; they all seem to be eclipsed by South Bend, Ind.
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She is the author of "Jockeying for the American Presidency: The Political Opportunism of Aspirants" (Cambria Press, 2010).
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Other potential presidential aspirants may join the panel next year, making it a committee to watch (The Hill).
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Many Democratic donors continue to spread their money around and support multiple Democratic aspirants at the same time.
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Metrics of likability and sociability for presidential aspirants, on the other hand, appear to be here to stay.
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Mr. Duo was among 984 aspirants across the country vying for one of 123 seats in the legislature.
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The strivers and other aspirants are featured, too, as are those who have no choice but to hustle.
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"We cannot possibly move forward, Mr. Chairman, with this hearing," one of the presidential aspirants, Senator Harris, declared.
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The Democratic presidential aspirants, plucking at the electorate's sleeve, are perhaps inadvertently getting the country interested in moderation.
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With no clear distinction in policy, political aspirants often resort to what observers have described as "money politics".
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"Dank" is not the preferred encomium of the Michelin-star set or the aspirants for the Bocuse d'Or.
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Even within the rules, aspirants eye the angles, looking for activities or experiences that would increase their chances.
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White House aspirants are already scrambling to try to raise their national profiles and secure staff and donors.
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Tech entrepreneurs, aspirants and funders need to read, yet few continue to, even if they did in their youth.
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These gaps create vacuums for the other Democratic aspirants to fill as they become better known to primary voters.
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But to be fair, presidential aspirants always struggle to form a coherent foreign policy philosophy before they have served.
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CNN just held a seven-hour long climate town hall, giving 10 Democratic presidential aspirants a chance to speak.
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Soon the group was swamped by the challenge of vetting so many candidates – and convincing promising aspirants they could win.
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They form the lower-paid (but hardly low-paid) army of aspirants that once entered Goldman hoping for a career.
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The state holds one of the earliest presidential nominating contests, making it a popular destination for candidates and potential aspirants.
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"Hu Chunhua's credentials are the deepest of the sixth generation (aspirants)," said a source with ties to the Chinese leadership.
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It is not just frustrated Broadway aspirants who fill the classes, although there is certainly a fair sprinkling of those.
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It is fine to draw up a minimal climate agenda that all presidential aspirants should be asked to respond to.
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Netroots Nation is an important -- some sometimes perilous -- stop for Democratic presidential aspirants who are courting the party's progressive base.
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It's nonnegotiable that Democrats hold their presidential aspirants to high standards on issues of racial justice, gender equality and more.
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Based on surveys, especially Ann Selzer's legendary Iowa poll, four aspirants are bunched together less than one month out: Sen.
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Other aspirants, like Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, chose to skip Mr. Obama's speech to campaign in New Hampshire instead.
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The shoe brand that's de rigueur for investors, entrepreneurs and aspirants in Silicon Valley has been bitten by the sock bug.
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The Internet and podcasting continued to blur the lines between professionals and aspirants, since expertise, in this realm, is only relative.
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In India, numerous coaching institute give away gifts to high-performing students as part of their publicity to draw more aspirants.
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His aides have indicated that he will, arguing that other aspirants have nothing to offer Nigeria, the continent's most populous nation.
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So are we now able to evaluate aspirants for high office dispassionately, on the basis of their experience, achievements and qualifications?
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That group of liberal White House aspirants is on track to be the caucus' most closely watched, and potentially influential, bloc.
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And there are still plenty of local aspirants keen to gatecrash careers that their formal educational qualifications suggest they do not deserve.
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While aspirants to the prize work on their submissions, these organizations are laying the groundwork for the testing that will come later.
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While most presidential aspirants avoid policy specifics, especially this early in the race, Delaney hasn't when it comes to his foreign policy.
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Existing legal precedents regarding states' power (or lack thereof) to restrict federal candidates pertain mainly to congressional candidates rather than presidential aspirants.
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If she wins the Democratic nomination, Warren like any of the other Democratic aspirants will have her work cut out for her.
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In short: The prevailing wisdom among 2020 Democratic aspirants is that Clinton's loss was the result of insufficient embrace of identity politics.
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Noel Ginsburg, one of the Democratic aspirants, is a plastics entrepreneur who pioneered a highly regarded apprenticeship program for high school students.
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Critic's notebook On HBO, Instagram — even Fox News — aspirants are having a meta debate: How do you counterprogram a reality-TV president?
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Two early aspirants were a German smart-locks startup (for rental properties and bicycles) and a French autonomous-electric-minicar ride-sharing venture.
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Italy, Libya, and Afghanistan are all examples of countries with pretenders—individual aspirants to a long-toppled monarchy who must be addressed accordingly.
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While the ruling applies to only one company, it's likely to come under fire from labor advocates and Democratic presidential aspirants (The Hill).
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Either way, that's a very respectable range estimate that is sure to give Tesla and other EV aspirants a run for their money.
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In the wake of his success, other aspirants from the scene — Smoove L, Fivio Foreign, Sheff G — were beginning to draw wider notice.
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Ukaegbu is part of the new cohort of young aspirants taking advantage of the eligibility law to demand their seats at the table.
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One poll in Texas has Donald Trump losing to three of the Democratic aspirants and within the margin of error against several others.
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The opportunity cost of a four-year college experience is unthinkable for many aspirants, so formal post-secondary education becomes something to pursue later.
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The historically vote-rich Latino areas of South Florida, dominated for decades by Cuban exiles and Cuban-Americans, were regular stops for presidential aspirants.
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Perhaps the best-known of the Green-Wood presidential aspirants is Horace Greeley, editor of The New York Tribune in the mid-19th century.
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Brown may give next year's aspirants the option of submitting, in lieu of several essays, one haiku and one original recipe using organic kale.
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To start, Andrew McVinish, 48, director of auctioneering at Christie's, holds "X Factor"-type competitions, in which aspirants must pass a series of auditions.
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But now Pelosi is moving and the Senate and its presidential aspirants will be thrust into an impeachment trial as soon as next week.
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Modelling is a breakneck business: during fashion weeks, aspirants scurry from one casting session to the next, sometimes getting offers hours before runway shows.
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Election 2016 has stormed through Super Tuesday and continues across the country as the presidential aspirants work to sway voters along the campaign trail.
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Apparently less sensitive to the free speech rights of ISIS aspirants, Facebook even works to wipe out clusters of users that might have terrorist ties.
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In art, the equivalent of type specimen is the indisputable works (usually in museums) to which all other aspirants for the same attribution must conform.
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In several recent surveys, the major Democratic aspirants ran ahead of Trump — and the party enjoys a solid advantage in the congressional generic match-ups.
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A Russian stranglehold over the Black Sea and Caucasus would challenge the security of NATO members Romania and Bulgaria and NATO aspirants Georgia and Ukraine.
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Goran Svilanovic, the head of the Sarajevo-based Regional Cooperation Council, to which the six Balkan EU aspirants belong, says they need to plan, too.
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Instead, presidential aspirants have different varieties of carrot-oriented plans that are ultimately going to leave authority in the hands of governors and state legislatures.
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When the attention of presidential aspirants does turn to the president, it revolves around his obvious corruption and his coddling of authoritarians around the world.
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The pro-Maduro Supreme Court last week blocked the opposition's Democratic Unity coalition from running a presidential candidate, requiring aspirants to run under individual parties.
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The focus on Sanders' health is part of widespread concern over the ages of this year's White House aspirants, a group that includes four septuagenarians.
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It's not clear from the candidates' financial disclosures whether Goldman is managing anyone's portfolio or whether the aspirants simply bought Goldman products on their own.
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As a speech coach, I tell candidates there are only two Olympic-level speaking platforms for presidential aspirants: the debates and party convention acceptance speeches.
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Washington (CNN)One of the largest presidential fields in history has brought together a collection of White House aspirants of various backgrounds, qualifications and life experiences.
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IN HIS fourteen seasons on "The Apprentice", a television show testing contestants' business acumen and mettle, Donald Trump developed a signature line for dismissing hapless aspirants.
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But other aspirants, such as Pete Buttigieg and Cory Booker, have waged more traditional campaigns, visiting the Bay Area almost monthly to collect big-dollar checks.
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Mr. Salaj said he wanted to appeal to jihadi aspirants through a series of broadcast talks in which religious leaders will discuss tolerance for other religions.
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But if Trump ignores the Constitution and hangs around the White House beyond his term, you better believe some Republican presidential aspirants will be crying foul.
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When we broaden our gaze to include Republican as well as Democratic presidents, it's also clear that how presidential aspirants talk about education may be changing.
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And Van Gundy, predictably, has embraced the challenge of trying to craft a cohesive unit from his cast of little-known N.B.A. aspirants with great pride.
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They reflect another important theme of 2018: Democratic voters' embrace of minorities, women, youth and a diverse slate of aspirants who more accurately mirror the country.
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In a poll of Democratic candidates, we found a minimal divide between liberal and moderate aspirants on abortion-related issues, unlike on health care and taxes.
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Political aspirants have gained independent access to publicity (Donald Trump's tweeting), money (Senator Bernie Sanders's small-donor base) and campaign talent (a sprawling industry of consultants).
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Many journalists argue that the openness of the forum and randomness of the questions make press conferences a vital tool for assessing heavily-scripted presidential aspirants.
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For comedy nerds and aspirants, that year marked the multifront emergence of a new and form-busting mode of humor: hyper-intelligent, deeply personal, and occasionally surreal.
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A deadline for aspirants, who had to win the support of enough MPs and ordinary members, passed on October 11th, though candidates' names will be listed later.
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If Congress ever had the juice to pass a bill codifying the disclosure of some minimum of financial information by White House aspirants, this would the time.
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Even the most advanced aspirants in the Western Balkans, Serbia and Montenegro, are unlikely to join the bloc before 2025 at the earliest under current EU timelines.
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Another pressure point in the political nervous system is Washington, D.C., where both presidential aspirants channel funds toward media buyers and consultants who then distribute them nationally.
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HARD-FOUGHT CONTESTS The IEBC said all parties and their aspirants were bound to act peacefully during the primaries in line with the electoral code of conduct.
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All aspirants to power were to renounce any call to arms in exchange for the possibility of gaining the presidency merely through choice by the departing president.
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They didn't look as if they had copied a best dress from yesteryear, nor did they look like fashion aspirants who had just stepped off the runway.
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Mr Macron is surely right that the EU's enlargement policy needs reform, but for now it ensures that the six aspirants plod along, slowly adopting EU-compliant legislation.
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Nigerian digital entertainment startup Iroko launched IrokoX, a multi-platform Pan-African network for filmmakers, musicians, and other creative aspirants to produce, distribute, and monetize short-form content.
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Although my past research on presidential aspirants leads me to concur with much of FiveThirtyEight founder Nate Silver's analysis of the 2020 field and his conclusion that Sen.
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Yet most of the presidential aspirants are likely to say — like Speaker Pelosi — that while Trump committed indictable offenses, the focus now should be defeating him next year.
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The Wizards presently look less like conference-final aspirants than the unofficial line of demarcation between those teams occupying the lower end of mediocrity and the truly crummy.
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That more than 30 other Senators—including other presidential aspirants like Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren—also called for Franken's resignation went largely ignored.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia will increase protection for political candidates running in October's local and regional elections after the murders of seven aspirants, President Ivan Duque said on Monday.
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With an eye towards the base voters who make up the Democratic primary electorate six of the 16 Democrats who voted against the bill were 2020 presidential aspirants.
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From presidential aspirants to voters, network builders to tech innovators, we share the same aspiration — to connect every American to the full benefits of the global digital revolution.
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For a long time, the Mavericks were aspirants who couldn't take the final step; then they became one of the more surprising and cooperative champions in recent history.
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Midwestern voters are hearing a lot from 2020 aspirants who play to these anxieties — promising to soothe the symptoms but not necessarily fix the industrial disease behind their unease.
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We'll also be scouting the reports for any particularly notable names who have cut major checks to Democratic candidates since it shows how some elites are judging various aspirants.
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This account, along with Rove's colorful description of Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech, which stampeded the Democratic Party convention, might well be read with profit by today's floundering aspirants.
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For the rest of us, it might be the song of choice for karaoke aspirants around the world, but it doesn't match the power of watching it performed live.
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Despite opposition primaries to choose a single candidate per state from the several dozen parties in the coalition, the election board is keeping all the original aspirants' names on.
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What's missing, though -- from the media, and even more, from presidential aspirants not named Donald -- is a sincere effort to communicate with and humanize the people who support Trump.
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A more crowded field will force the Democratic female aspirants of 2020 to be more specific than Clinton managed to be in advancing their own versions of female empowerment.
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Real Vision also celebrates the hedge fund life — the outsize trades, houses and swagger — and tempts aspirants like Mr. O'Dea into thinking that they, too, might join the club.
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But they no longer have what was effectively a stranglehold on the time, money and attention of the White House aspirants in the year leading up to the primaries.
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Republican aspirants include Victor Mitchell, 52, who touts his triumphs in technology and real estate, and Doug Robinson, the Romney nephew, whose background is in technology and financial services.
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Out of six Western Balkans' EU aspirants, Montenegro and neighboring Serbia are next in line to join, though neither is likely to become an EU state in the foreseeable future.
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Out of six Western Balkans' EU aspirants, Montenegro and neighbouring Serbia are next in line to join, though neither is likely to become an EU state in the foreseeable future.
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As president, Trump has frequently touted his diplomatic skills, arguing that several Democratic presidential aspirants would be unable to handle negotiations with Chinese President Xi Jinping and other foreign leaders.
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Reviving Palestinian political life in a way that would allow presidential aspirants to start emerging would clarify the post-Abbas situation and prevent jockeying that could spiral out of control.
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And anticipating a large field of potential aspirants in the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries, the most electrifying platform at the moment for the party remains antipathy for the 45th president.
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Professional runners and Boston Marathon aspirants may not appreciate lots of turns, but marathoners who had their fill of straight-ahead running on First Avenue may just love the Bronx.
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Ezekwesili said she is stepping down to form a coalition under the Presidential Aspirants Coming Together (PACT), an umbrella body of more than 10 presidential candidates from different political parties.
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But among Broadway aspirants in their 20s and early 30s, there's an ebullient joie de vivre that has less to do with shared dreams of stardom than with generational camaraderie.
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Nigeria based digital entertainment startup Iroko has launched IrokoX, a multi-platform Pan-African network for filmmakers, musicians, and other creative aspirants to produce, distribute, and monetize short-form content.
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By 2015, a number of the coming cycle's aspirants — Rubio, Cruz, Perry and Bobby Jindal — had given him their personal cellphone numbers, and he had traded emails with Jeb Bush.
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Warren, Harris, and any other White House aspirants who announce before March, will file a more complete accounting of their presidential fundraising activities at the end of the first quarter.
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Benioff said he had "stopped everything" revolving around candidates — something that he says he's been explaining recently to the many political aspirants who have been coming to him seeking support.
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But in 2014, the Houston native was accepted into NBC Writers on the Verge, which trains aspirants from diverse backgrounds and introduced him to the peculiarities of writing for television.
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Also scattered through Mr. Trump's audience on the House floor were multiple eager Democratic presidential aspirants whose goal is to take Mr. Trump's job away from him in two years.
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You don't simply have to sell yourself to brand-thirsty aspirants; you must also sell a plan to everyday people for whom the belt you notch could become their noose.
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Mr. Sanders, independent of Vermont, ran on the idea in his 2016 campaign, and now five 2020 Democratic aspirants have co-sponsored one of the two Medicare-for-all bills.
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Palmer has decided not to recontest his seat, while his party - which stood 150 aspirants across every lower house seat in the 2013 election - will only contest the upper house Senate.
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The impeachment alone, like a resolution of censure, was ample demonstration that everybody was "disgusted" by the president, and future presidential aspirants made clear that they would not follow his example.
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Which is why a recent report that the brand will no longer be producing swimwear or its print catalog is a huge blow to fellow Angel-aspirants and catalog enthusiasts everywhere.
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His wealth and fame gave him a leg up on other GOP aspirants in the race for the 2016 nomination, but his incapacity for nuance or subtlety did the real work.
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Young politicians call for change As Nigerians head to the polls in February 2019 in what will be a decisive election season, a generation of young aspirants are courting unprecedented positions.
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Republican aspirants for the presidency made ritual pilgrimages to her at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California, and Barack and Michelle Obama telephoned more than once to pay their respects.
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It is a path toward an unchecked arms race that is likely to suggest to any number of other nuclear aspirants that they need to field deterrent nuclear arsenals of their own.
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"Victories for Black women in mayoral races demonstrates that these aspirants are worthy of future investment that closes the gap between Black women's electoral potential and their electoral power," Peeler-Allen says.
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By many accounts, it is rare for presidential aspirants to weigh in on the state of the rather obscure laws and regulations that govern initial public offerings (IPOs) in the United States.
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To sort out how it might evolve, a good model is the college basketball tournament — divide aspirants into the following brackets or lanes with the underlying rationale for each: The governing lane.
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But in 2013 Mr. Weldon said one thing that kept him going was when young theater aspirants came into his office, filled with photographs of actors who had worked with the company.
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In addition, despite vehement Russian opposition, the Trump administration has expanded the alliance in the Balkans by bringing in Montenegro and North Macedonia, and is keeping the door open to other aspirants.
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With Tester and other at-risk Democrats' races now over, White House aspirants might be in less of a mood to compromise and more inclined to push their colleagues to the left.
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But this year, competing in a crowded field of aspirants to become the Democratic nominee, she has appeared to be little more than a minor also-ran destined to be knocked out early.
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In the last two weeks alone, there have been two vehicular attacks: one in Charlottesville, Virginia, allegedly by a young neo-Nazi, and another in Barcelona, Spain, carried out by likely ISIS aspirants.
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During the Cold War, presidential aspirants solicited (Teddy Kennedy), refused (Hubert Humphrey), and refused (Bobby Kennedy) Soviet support for their campaigns; Ronald Reagan's 28500 campaign was the target of a hostile KGB operation.
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Cory Booker stood out among 2020 aspirants These moments -- the national press, donors and activists all watching -- can be opportunities or pitfalls for senators with their eye on running against Trump in 2020.
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Indeed, some of these schools were even tied to our president, like the troublesome for-profit Trump University, which separated many hard-up aspirants from their money (and was later sued and settled).
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Already, it has attracted three senators regarded as presidential aspirants: Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Kamala Harris of California and Cory Booker of New Jersey have said that they will co-sponsor the bill.
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Of the aspirants waiting their turn sitting against a mirror or standing rigidly as a ballet teacher checks legs for turnout and extension, it's the quiet ones who stop you in your tracks.
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"The standard thing for presidential aspirants on the ballot for governor/senator/representative in a midterm election is to be coy and win reelection before openly declaring their candidacy for president," Karol said.
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After receiving dozens of nominations — some from the dance world figures they spoke with, others from aspirants putting themselves forward for the position — they whittled down the list to 20 candidates to interview.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders have agreed to open membership talks with Macedonia and Albania by the end of 2019, if both Balkan aspirants show enough progress in judicial and anti-corruption reforms.
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And he's begun to do the kinds of things presidential aspirants do, like making an appearance at the National Governors Association meeting in late February and hiring two people to raise money in Florida.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Lower taxes, fewer labor rules, less state: in a country famed for its attachment to a protective social model, economic liberalism is the surprise trend among aspirants for France's 210 presidential election.
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The program is called the Evolve Entertainment Fund, and it is partnering with top Hollywood powerhouses like DreamWorks and the Creative Artists Agency to place Hollywood aspirants on a track for a film career.
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But it's my sense that Trump would have a harder time campaigning against Harris in a general election — that he would be more flummoxed by her — than against many of the other Democratic aspirants.
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With the Recession not yet that far back in the rearview mirror, asking presidential aspirants what they thought of the recovery and how it could have been made more rapid could be extremely revealing.
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Paul Begala, a Democratic strategist who helped fashion Mr. Clinton's rise, said that Democratic aspirants should look at Jimmy Carter's campaign in 1976, when he rose from being the relatively obscure governor of Georgia.
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She also called him names like "general" and "prince" as she continued to give him more power in her army and her council, behavior that increasingly angered the aspirants around her with each promotion.
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Only candidates with deep pockets and wealth amassed from the nation's resources have emerged victorious in past elections, Raphael said, shutting out younger aspirants and newcomers without a "war chest" to finance their campaigns.
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Independent presidential aspirants have four months to gather 866,593 signatures, representing 1 percent of the electorate, in at least 17 regions of Mexico to qualify as an independent candidate ahead of the July 2018 vote.
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The winner's project also appears at the Tribeca Film Festival, and AT&T's video platforms across the U.S. The telecom giant's lifeline to movie making industry aspirants comes during a particularly flush time for Tinseltown.
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Fifteen years later, the tyrant deposed and executed, Iraq's field of candidates for elections on Saturday is now so varied that voters can choose between thousands of Shia, Sunni and Kurdish aspirants from 87 parties.
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The Point: That Obama is taking meetings with presidential aspirants at all belies the idea prevalent in some Democratic circles that he had little interest in shaping the party -- and, potentially, the presidency -- going forward.
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He will be addressing Iowa Democrats on Friday at a party dinner, known as the Wing Ding, that is a traditional proving ground for White House aspirants in the first-in-the nation caucus state.
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China has used special summit meetings with European Union members and aspirants, especially those in Central Europe and the Balkans, to push strategic infrastructure investments — creating obligations and debt that could undermine the bloc's unity.
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In recent weeks, advisers for Kamala Harris, Joe Biden and Cory Booker, as well as other White House aspirants, have engaged in a fierce battle for operatives in the first-in-the-South primary state.
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In her final remarks on the matter, Warren cited similar examples of discrimination against racial and religious minorities that have plagued previous aspirants for public office — including former Presidents John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama.
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Echoing a stance made by his predecessor, Jose Manuel Barroso, Juncker said any newly independent state must follow the same EU membership procedures as all aspirants, citing Scotland and, in jest, his home country, Luxembourg.
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Though the scandalous professional behavior of her future husband, George C. Scott, is much discussed, Colleen is just one of many theatrical aspirants here, a band of almost equals still struggling to make a living.
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Cuarón is no stranger to an award-season campaign — he won the best director Oscar for his last film, "Gravity" — and among this year's aspirants, he is one of the warmest and most accessible auteurs.
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While it is nothing new for presidential aspirants to court the tech wealthy, the volume of cash-chasing over the course of this week is as high as it has been at any point in the primary.
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As a result, it is more difficult for aspirants to travel to join ISIS in Iraq and Syria and its leadership has realized it's cheaper and easier to use the web to inspire recruits to attack at home.
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Hopefuls with a shot at winning tend to offer a rosier view of the institution than anyone else -- except, that is, the professionals who count on the quadrennial contests to make the state a magnet for presidential aspirants.
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Presidential election candidates can now stand for office at 35 years instead of 40, state government aspirants at 30 rather than 35, while 25-year-olds can now enter the House of Representatives, a five year age reduction.
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If the obstacles to a Senate-confirmed appointment and the president's impulsive and transactional personality were not enough to deter aspirants for senior government office, the portrayal of Trump in the Mueller report is certain to do so.
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None of the dozens -- and I mean dozens -- of 2020 Democratic aspirants would scold the party to stop feeling sorry for itself, to stop just getting angry at Trump and to get off their asses and do something.
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Several Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee — Cory Booker of New Jersey, Kamala Harris of California and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota — are possible 2020 presidential aspirants and will no doubt take advantage of the free national television exposure.
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The imperative to evaluate character was too broad in that it gave journalists license to vet aspirants for the presidency (as well as for the Supreme Court, Cabinet appointments and other offices) by prying into their personal lives.
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The Carpetbagger TORONTO — The 2018 award-season aspirants will include superheroes, space travelers and Lady Gaga, but will their movies prove popular enough to assuage the fears of an academy that nearly introduced an Oscar just for blockbusters?
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On a walkabout in an unpaved shantytown on the outskirts of Barinas city, Superlano told Reuters government candidates were using helicopters to campaign while he and other opposition aspirants spent hours on the road to reach remote communities.
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One university will win its first national title, bringing hope to other aspirants and confirmation that women's basketball has been steadily and broadly improving in UConn's shadow, even if it was not always apparent to a general audience.
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He spent much of the campaign openly mocking big-money donors — including Adelson, who is almost always sycophantically flattered by presidential aspirants — and telling them that "I don't want your money" in a December 2015 speech to RJC leadership.
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Li Keqiang told a summit with central and eastern European leaders that China would continue opening its markets and implementing other reforms that had fueled its economy, providing opportunities for EU members and aspirants in the bloc's poorer half.
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And while the streets of Ramallah may be awash with rumors of competing aspirants, for the average Palestinian, with little expectation of a say in the succession, there is less worry about who and more about "what" comes next.
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The rhetorical lesson Sanders may be teaching his fellow Democratic presidential aspirants is obvious: To defeat Donald Trump will require going well beyond their political base; it will necessitate getting outside the echo chamber that already embraces their candidacy.
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"They may have high approval ratings from one small subset of people," said Lara Brown, director of the Graduate Program in Political Management at George Washington University and author of Jockeying for the Presidency: The Political Opportunism of Aspirants.
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Eau Claire, Wisconsin (CNN)Amy Klobuchar's bid to prove she's the most electable of the Democratic presidential aspirants began with a message to voters in this swing state Saturday: She'll get right what Hillary Clinton got wrong in 2016.
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There are snazzier wagons around — the Jaguar Sportbrake leaps to mind — but the Outback combines all of its well-known virtues into a refreshed package that truly ought to make suburban SUV aspirants at last briefly question their choices.
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" Bonica proposes "political scholarships" for a similar class of marginalized aspirants, making an analogy to education: "Access to office today is very much like access to higher education was a hundred years ago (or, some might argue, still today).
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In 2003 the Balkan countries were told that their future lay inside the EU. Yet these days the hopes of Serbia and five other aspirants—Albania, Bosnia, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro—are as faded as the yellow stars on Cvijic's flag.
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Not everyone was so jazzed about Herndon calling out gendered clothing for pint-sized presidential aspirants: "Be fair...I bought a 'future president' T-shirts for my daughter there in the girls section 2 weeks ago," one Twitter user pointed out.
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If Romney had wanted to run for president, he should have put his name on the ballot, but to provide Democrats general-election fodder against one of the two GOP presidential aspirants with a chance to win is self-defeating.
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Kirstin Gillibrand, Jeff Merkley, Kamala Harris and Cory Booker -- are generating buzz as potential 2020 presidential aspirants; they likely see support for "Medicare for All" as necessary to connect with the grass-roots activists who are so crucial in primaries.
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Clinton must avoid the mistakes of Trump's failed Republican presidential aspirants and directly challenge him on his blatant racism, lies, insults and complete failure to offer any serious policy solutions for our country and a rapidly changing and unstable world.
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"I wish to underscore here that the defense capabilities of the Islamic Republic of Iran, including our missiles, are solely defensive deterrents for the maintenance of regional peace and stability and the prevention of adventurist tendencies of irrational aspirants," he said.
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Bosnia, along with Kosovo, is the last in the queue of the EU aspirants in the Balkans and hopes to catch up with other countries that are at a more advanced stage of integration, including Albania, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia.
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He was described as turning presidential aspirants into "Twitter trolls" (by a primary challenger, Marco Rubio), as "the world's greatest troll" (by the data whiz Nate Silver) and, after his inauguration, as "our Troll-in-Chief" (by the liberal pundit Touré).
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All of these increasingly well-understood problems — which are most pronounced for people of color — have prompted calls for bigger solutions by Democratic politicians and activists, including not just presidential aspirants but members of Congress like freshman New York Rep.
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They can see that ambitious 2020 aspirants, like billionaire Tom Steyer, are already trying to lead an impeachment charge that has no chance in the Senate and could endanger a House majority that hinges on holding at least some districts Trump won.
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There's room for individual candidates to make decisions about how they want to talk about their parties, the country's history, and the recent past, and with more than 20 Democratic aspirants, there's likely to be a range of choices about these questions.
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It is one of the most delightfully absurdist depictions of what NYC aspirants think the city is like, complete with potential meet-cutes, a Gucci namedrop, and blacking out from bliss due to a rhinestone-encrusted egg purse in a store window.
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Eric Swalwell, perhaps the most desperate of the 20 aspirants who appeared over two nights, took an early shot, informing Biden that he had argued that it was time to pass the torch 32 years ago, when he first ran for president.
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In selecting among aspirants to public office particularly, perhaps we should pay less attention to ambition and material success, and instead look to aspects of a person's competence and character, including the adversity an individual has faced and how they handled it.
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Bruni: As hugely encouraging as Lamb's performance was, I have to wonder: Would he even have been the Democratic candidate in that district if he'd had to go through the kind of primary that other Democratic aspirants around the country will go through?
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It will be months before Mr. Biden, Ms. Harris, Ms. Warren or most potential presidential aspirants will barnstorm across the farmlands of Iowa, dig into a low-country boil in South Carolina or field questions at a town-hall meeting in New Hampshire.
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But perhaps the most overt display of ambition is on display this week here at the Conservative Political Action Conference, a rite of passage for White House aspirants eager to audition before thousands of activists whose support can be critical down the line.
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Only one of the Democratic presidential aspirants who have gained discernible traction, raised real money and taken up seemingly permanent residence in the field's Top 5 meets all of the above criteria: Pete Buttigieg, the openly gay mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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So, the Democratic aspirants should be clear on their plans for a quick remedy for the economic downturn, Action to deal with the painful effects of a recession could lay the foundation for more comprehensive initiatives to deal with big national problems.
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As Obama stood onstage with Joe Biden, John Edwards, Hillary Clinton, and a handful of other aspirants, they were asked if they would be willing to meet with the leaders of America's most vociferous enemies: Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba, and North Korea.
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"At least half a dozen Republican senators seeking reelection and Senate aspirants can hope to win if the person at the top of the Republican ticket loses their state by, say, only four points, but not if he loses by 10," Will wrote.
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The journalist's child, if she has one, will live with her mother-in-law and be educated in the port city of Tianjin, her husband's home town, which has good schools and is a less competitive place than Beijing for aspirants to university.
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It was the halftime show that never could be — a charmingly slapdash, nearly five-hour profane parade of local heroes and of-the-moment aspirants that represented a specific place and point of view too hot for an audience north of 100 million.
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In a debate that illustrated the cacophony that results from a field of presidential aspirants that includes more than 20 people, Elizabeth Warren touched off the debate with a succinct critique of the nation's economic system as rigged to help the rich and powerful.
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CNN's town hall events have become regular stops for presidential aspirants in the 2020 cycle as the historically wide Democratic field has grown wider almost weekly and candidates continue to seek a way to break out of the pack and into the debates this summer.
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That performance, while not enough to separate GM from Volkswagen and other next-tier aspirants to the No. 2 spot in EVs, has used up GM's allotment of $7,500 federal income-tax credits, available to the first 200,000 EV buyers from each car company.
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The rebels lack consistent military aid — particularly with the incoming administration of President-elect Donald J. Trump expressing doubts about the current level of American support for them — and they are divided among a bewildering array of groups, including Qaeda aspirants and Kurdish separatists.
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Unlike the search for Dorothy in the film adaptation of "The Wizard of Oz," which legend has it had MGM casting directors seeing thousands of aspirants, the search for Oscar Wao came down to a handful of young men who fulfilled the cultural checklist.
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With democracy and free markets under siege, it is the worst possible moment for the OECD to start diluting its standards, sending a message to other aspirants that membership can be had "on the cheap" — or, even worse, that it is a mere formality.
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Political scientist Seth Masket, who has been interviewing Democratic party activists in various early voting states, finds that Booker has been among the most liked of the aspirants throughout the year, receiving the largest share of support of any candidate in his June survey.
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Here are some facts about the six Balkan aspirants: The European Commission has recommended that Albania, already a member of NATO, formally start membership negotiations, but Tirana still needs approval from the EU's 27 governments to begin talks, which once underway could still take many years.
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Though as governor Hickenlooper prided himself for staying above partisan fights, he has argued his record as a former governor and big-city mayor distinguishes him from a broad field of Democratic presidential aspirants who are backing ambitious liberal plans on health care, taxes and the climate.
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All this is done opaquely: there is very little information about how Facebook's algorithms work, and there are no rules that require Facebook to treat all political aspirants the same (as there are with television, which has to ensure all candidates get the same price for ads).
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The expected valuation suggests the spun-off unit would be unlikely to qualify for entry to Germany's blue-chip index as it would not eclipse aspirants such as Deutsche Wohnen or Symrise, which have a free floating market cap of 13 billion and 10 billion euros respectively.
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They include some well-known politicians such as Jumaane D. Williams, a city councilman who ran last year for lieutenant governor; Melissa Mark-Viverito, a former City Council speaker; as well as other City Council members, several State Assembly members and a bevy of lesser-known aspirants.
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There is little secrecy to the process: Banks of news cameras have been on hand to record aspirants' arrivals at Trump Tower, and C-SPAN even set up a static camera shot recording the building's elevator bank, so that anyone can go online and see who's coming and going.
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"In the second half of 2018, global trade wars, political tensions and volatile markets have inadvertently impacted economic sentiments, causing delays in the listing timeline of some IPO aspirants," Tay Hwee Ling, Deloitte Southeast Asia and Singapore's global International Financial Reporting Standards and offerings services leader, told CNBC in an email.
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They might observe, as John Anderson did last year, that other recent failed presidential aspirants — including John Kerry, John Edwards, Al Gore, and even Richard Nixon — went on to write books or otherwise weigh in on politics long after their losses without receiving the same kind of pushback Clinton has faced.
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If a season of debates is like a TV serial — arcs developing over time, each episode drawing on conflicts introduced in the last — this one was a big ensemble pilot with a lot of exposition and some quick sketching of themes, aspirants cramming bits of stump speech into one-minute answers.
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In a time when presidential aspirants are rolling out competing proposals to ban public college tuition outright, it can be hard to focus on a congressional committee considering whether to direct a federal agency to direct a group of regulators to direct a group of colleges to try to meet some standards.
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He's about to release his second full-length major label album, "Illuminate," and has homed in on a sound that sets him apart from other pop idol aspirants: replicating the acoustic intimacy of his self-recorded videos, but with a heavy coat of polish to give it a harder bite. Island. Sept. 23.
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"At least half a dozen Republican senators seeking reelection and Senate aspirants can hope to win if the person at the top of the Republican ticket loses their state by, say, only four points, but not if he loses by 85033," Will wrote, saying Trump would be the most unpopular nominee ever.
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Group A can debate in prime time during Week A, Group B in prime time during Week B. If the aspirants climb to more than 12, a third debate could be held during Week C. For the next month's cycle, candidates should be re-sorted into entirely new groups, to create new pairings.
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The Deuce For the streetwalkers turned adult-film aspirants in "The Deuce," Los Angeles has lingered in the imagination like a Xanadu of sunshine and cocaine, a place where they can make real money without feeding the succubi of pimps and gangsters, and perhaps own a little piece of Hollywood in the process.
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"Refurbished iPhones would have certainly given an opportunity to many aspirants to experience the Apple ecosystem without spending extravagantly and allow Apple to capture share in the price conscious market where 22016 percent of smartphones sold are under $200," IDC's Singh told CNBC, adding that Apple enjoys huge aspirational brand value among Indian smartphone consumers.
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At a news conference at 1 Police Plaza less than two hours after the deadly attack, John Miller, the New York Police Department's chief of counterterrorism, cited the Islamic State's updated guidance to jihadi aspirants contained in the third November 2016 issue of its own online journal, Rumiya (Rome), as the attacker's probable inspiration.
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Alfred E. Smith IV, who sustained the legacy of his great-grandfather, Al Smith, the New York governor known as "the Happy Warrior," by good-naturedly ribbing presidential aspirants and other potentates as the master of ceremonies at an annual white-tie charity dinner, died on Wednesday at his home in New Canaan, Conn.
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As the residents of Iowa prepare for an autumnal deluge of out-of-state presidential aspirants chomping pork tenderloin sandwiches and touring farms to claim a slice of the Hawkeye spirit, the senator from New Jersey can, through his relatives, come as close as any candidate in recent memory to an enviable distinction: local.
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Presidential aspirants sharpened their messages over the weekend at the California Democratic Party's annual convention in San Francisco where several candidates called for impeaching President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Like untold numbers of male presidential aspirants before them, they're frenetically cooking up plans for Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Super Tuesday, first appealing to a narrow band of primary voters and then finding a way to broaden their pitch in a carefully massaged and focus-grouped set of themes and messages over the course of a general election.
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"Mitt Romney's multi-front attack on Donald Trump's character, policies and career was far more eviscerating than earlier complaints against Presidential aspirants by earlier nominees of their party, such as Al Smith's against Franklin Roosevelt when Roosevelt ran for reelection in 1936 and Harry Truman's against John Kennedy two weeks before the 1960 Democratic convention," said Mr. Beschloss.
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The new crop of progressive political stars in the House and a base more sympathetic to the Palestinians than ever before helped push a half-dozen White House aspirants to break with the pro-Israel lobby last week on a major bill, even as it passed with support from Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and other high-ranking Democratic officials.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersIowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE (I-Vt.) is the slight favorite, with attention showered on other front-of-the-pack aspirants in the race.
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Among these conventionally attractive aspirants was Jax, a leathery bartender-model who wanted to become a ''sweater designer''; his fellow bartender Tom Sandoval, an actor and musician; Kristen, Tom's erratic waitress girlfriend, a model and actress; Stassi, another waitress and aspiring stylist; and Scheana, a hostess and performer of club music who has ''It's all happening'' tattooed on her forearm.
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There were women of real stature, like Republican Senator Margaret Chase Smith, who simply were way too ahead of their time; minor party candidates like the tenacious Lenora Fulani; and an assortment of aspirants from fringe entities such as the Looking Back Party, which gave us the record-setting, five-time candidate Isabell Masters, who tended to select her own children as running mates.
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Inconveniently, but without inhibiting these aspirants, the year ended with a cascade of discouraging headlines about the scalpel: "Overwhelmed by opium: The U.S. war on drugs in Afghanistan has imploded at nearly every turn" (The Post), "Withering Criticism of F.B.I. as Watchdog Presents Russia Inquiry Findings" (the New York Times), "Internal FAA Review Saw High Risk of 737 MAX Crashes" (the Wall Street Journal). Etc.
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The role of shadow cabinet members would be to act as party spokesperson and coordinate party policy activities (and legislative activities when the party out of power in the White House is also in the minority in one or both houses of congress) so as to present the electorate with a comprehensive set of legislative alternatives that the party's presidential aspirants would be expected to support.
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It's one thing to complain that in a situation of restricted opportunity for art critics, the entrenchment of a few established voices such as those of Roberta Smith and Peter Schjeldahl means less space for younger aspirants; but — especially when Jones can't point to any decline in the quality of the elder writers' work — it's foolish of him to call on them to commit career suicide to make way for the up-and-comers.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie Sanders2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides The Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary MORE (I-Vt.) are no match for even a weakened Trump seem to have opened a door to aspirants who said they'd sit out the 6900 contest.
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Several other Democratic presidential aspirants, including Beto O'Rourke, Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE and Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegSanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Castro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates MORE, quickly endorsed Warren's proposal as well.
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