All were appeals court judges with Republican administration bona fides.
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These two guys don't need to prove their bona fides.
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In other words, selenite has some serious spiritual bona fides.
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Steyer's political bona fides and passion are not in question.
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But proclaiming her authentic bona fides doesn't confer actual authenticity.
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Now, candidates are all declaring their tech bona fides. Sen.
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Hopkins exaggerated Clarkson's White House bona fides, he was otherwise
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Startups of every stripe are touting their tech bona fides.
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That shouldn't come as a shock given her bona fides.
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Despite its literary bona fides, Esquire was no undergraduate seminar.
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Unlike Cain, Moore brought longtime conservative bona fides to his candidacy.
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Unlike Trump, Pence's conservative bona fides have never been in question.
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We've got some work to do to restore the bona fides.
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Conservative bona fides be damned, this guy is good for business.
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He doesn't wear cowboy boots to prove his Texas bona fides.
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Tom Cox was his name, and he came with bona fides.
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They are quick to assert their bipartisan or apolitical bona fides.
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Here at The Verge, we've already established our button bona fides.
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Instead of being cowed, Kardashian is shoring up her bona fides.
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Then, his bipartisan nature and establishment-friendly bona fides were selling points.
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It's not the strongest performance either, but the bona fides are there.
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MARY ANN GLENDON is not used to having her bona fides questioned.
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But he also, when it counted, showed his traditional conservative bona fides.
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The 81-year-old judge began by refreshing his LGBT bona fides.
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Selling voters on her independent bona fides may be her best hope.
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In Hamilton, Aaron Burr is trying to build his political bona fides.
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This is a new paradigm, one that puts charm before bona fides.
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Even traditionally commoditized food products like milk are burnishing local bona fides.
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Rolls-Royce had nicely demonstrated the Cullinan's bona fides as an SUV.
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Booker later went on television, trying to reinforce his Spartacus bona fides.
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That controversy caused some conservatives to doubt Trump's bona fides on abortion.
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Rob Portman for his bona fides with the more moderate members, Sen.
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Clinton's campaign-trail questioning of Mr. Sanders's bona fides as a Democrat.
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But the company is also eager to tout its tech bona fides.
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Mr. Núñez comes to the imaginative Mexican spot with extensive bona fides.
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It requires account identities and can challenge the bona fides of fakers.
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His feminist bona fides can seem piled on for a hypermasculine hero.
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Sanders's progressive bona fides on immigration have been questioned in the past.
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Still, there are many reasons to question Tillerson's climate change bona fides.
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Unfortunately, the administration has shown little sign of proving its bona fides.
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But by September 2016, Trump had solidified his anti-abortion bona fides.
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However, they have also failed to translate their conservative bona fides into results.
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But Brooks' conservative bona fides will contend with a raft of recent controversies.
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Trey Gowdy, like Rogers, has both Republican bona fides and law enforcement experience.
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Facebook's conservative bona fides won't keep it from being beaten up by Sen.
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Maybe such understatement testifies to the author's bona fides as a native son.
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The overalls he favored as proof of his Regionalist bona fides didn't help.
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He was released only after convincing the jailers of his Catholic bona fides.
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That's about all you need to know in the way of bona fides.
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The place is a success, in part because of its feminist bona fides.
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As a producer, Tone Capone's bona fides in Bay Area rap run deep.
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Former President Barack Obama is making his hip, literate pop culture bona fides known.
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The Democrats and Republican never-Trumpers doubt Trump's bona fides and even his intellect.
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It's the kind of attention that can grant any Republican some national bona fides.
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Beyond virtuosic, So Percussion really has no need to prove its technical bona fides.
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Much has been made of Beto O'Rourke's punk rock bona fides, or lack thereof.
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Pietro's fashion bona fides are in order, but at heart, it's a family joint.
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Going back to POTUS No. 43: Bush, of course, has other sports bona fides.
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To that end, Polestar has laid out some of the Precept's green bona fides.
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For Collins, Murkowski and Romney, seeking witnesses could help burnish their independent bona fides.
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Somehow, during all this time, Allen put even more bona fides on her resume.
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And it has frustrated voters already dubious of Mr. Corbyn's anti-Brexit bona fides.
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This wasn't a terrific look for a series built on feminist bona fides. 15.
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Opposing gentrification has become a way for people to display their anti-racist bona fides.
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Ms. McCarthy, who comes from Ballycran in Northern Ireland, certainly has her own bona fides.
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Which in 2017 means: let's eviscerate his intellectual bona fides through blogs and think pieces.
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In accepting, he may have helped reassure social conservatives who doubted Trump's Christian bona fides.
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Attempting to prove her conservative bona fides during a primary fight with former state Sen.
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For many, those are the type of ideological bona fides that are hard to find.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Private equity may prove its long-term bona fides in Asia.
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I counted zero, which I took to be a sign of the book's bona fides.
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After this job, Mr. Romain said, he felt he had earned his acting bona fides.
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At least, the marketing campaigns of recent condos rarely seem to tout environmental bona fides.
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Could a sex store that sold nine-inch, veined dildos retain its feminist bona fides?
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Plus, Warren's progressive and feminist bona fides are hard to ignore, said a Biden adviser.
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Pierre's bona fides are fascinating — he got his start as an aerodynamics engineer for Airbus.
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No one at the meeting questioned the democratic bona fides of five-hundred-dollar dungarees.
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Similarly, Klobuchar touted her own Midwestern bona fides, and reminded voters of her winning record.
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Warren began by touting her populist bona fides, saying she had opposed prior trade deals.
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For Sanders and his flock, Forts is the only person with true progressive bona fides.
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To give the new condoms additional ecological bona fides, the Hollenders focused on eliminating nitrosamines.
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What a person genuinely, viscerally enjoys, regardless of its cultural bona fides, carries little weight.
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The "homebrew" email setup jeopardized U.S. secrets, Republicans claimed, undercutting her national security bona fides.
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In an interview with MSNBC's Chris Hayes on Wednesday, Sanders touted his labor bona fides.
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Any lingering doubts about their conservative bona fides, with few exceptions, were wiped away this term.
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And he built up long-held GOP bona fides and powerful connections as a conservative commentator.
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Now, its bona fides established, it can run straight into the heart of the series' canon.
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The Trump Justice Department does have some antitrust bona fides, which Delrahim was quick to tout.
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The new crop of appeals judges proved their conservative bona fides long before they were nominated.
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She serves both to establish Shadow's bona fides as a nice guy — he loves his wife!
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Something about some thwarted potential terrorist being born in Bangladesh as proof of Q's bona fides?
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OK, so you probably want the Jaguars' bona fides, not just the flaws of elite teams.
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Mulvaney established his conservative bona fides in Washington by drawing a hard line on fiscal matters.
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If you want in, you'll have to email the league and prove your bona fides first.
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Mr. Yee said that the group, its Haydn bona fides aside, was drawn to the new.
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Where's the gap between our belief in our savings' bona fides and the clients Haynes sees?
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Under Orbán's leadership, Hungary's democratic bona fides have declined in recent years, according to Freedom House.
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Galleries, for their part, say they are making sure that Mr. Ghenie attains institutional bona fides.
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The idea was especially surprising because of Weldon herself, who had plenty of literary bona fides.
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Mr. Trump lacked the religious bona fides of those who typically filled the school's speaker lineup.
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The story offers just enough technological details to establish its bona fides without slowing its pace.
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Markey has sought to shore up his progressive bona fides in the Senate, working with Rep.
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She's now established her bona fides as a dramatic actress as well as a comic actress.
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A 2016 collaboration with Common established his bona fides as a performer with a social consciousness.
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Perhaps Mr. Moore, with his rumpled baseball hat and Midwestern bona fides, can offer some answers.
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I tell you all this, in order to establish my bona fides: I know public bathrooms.
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However, for the first time, the compact sedan can now add "techie" to its bona fides.
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And during this show, Mr. Brown was eager to demonstrate his old-fashioned country bona fides.
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To many, his vulgar jokes only burnish his bona fides as a man of the people.
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His pop culture bona fides were burnished when he was lampooned in Garry Trudeau's "Doonesbury" comic strip.
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In an elite profession, the current members of the Court stand out for their elitist bona fides .
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The movie was a low-key box office success, and its critical bona fides were for real.
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So, you know, he has Scrooge bona fides in addition to being an excellent butler and singer.
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That's a plus for Republicans who want assurances about the conservative bona fides of Trump's next pick.
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Many on the right have been slow to warm to Trump, wary of his conservative bona fides.
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She won't be the last center-left 2020 hopeful to have her bona fides questioned by progressives.
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When Owens nominated her to the Colorado Supreme Court in 2006, he praised her conservative bona fides.
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Despite her military bona fides, she barely managed to get on the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.
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The company carried out its standard challenge procedure by asking the users to establish their bona fides.
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Many of Kathryn Davis's novels have what you are looking for: beautiful sentences, fantastical bona fides, surprise.
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It shores up progressive bona fides called into question by both-sides-ism and liberal hand-wringing.
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Each of the claims Mr. Sanders offered as examples of his antiwar bona fides is slightly overstated.
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And since Campbell established his bona fides in the Times piece, allow me to relate my own.
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Despite her antitrust bona fides, she hasn't gone full Warren by calling to break up big tech.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) calling into question her progressive bona fides with a tweetstorm of her own.
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As to their fan bona fides, the Cutler-Cohens, who have matching bald pates, lack for nothing.
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And he is likely to want to burnish his centrist bona fides with an eye on 2020.
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It was the first in a series of subtweets directed squarely at Clinton questioning her progressive bona fides.
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In many cases, she even will need to move left of Obama to demonstrate her progressive bona fides.
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Trump proudly displays his confirmation photo from the church, pulling it out to demonstrate his Christian bona fides.
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They both want to shore up their left wing bona fides even though the left was for this.
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Martin O'Malley Reality Check: O'Malley defends his criminal justice bona fides By Tom LoBianco, CNN Former Maryland Gov.
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Hickenlooper is betting that some of his bipartisan bona fides could sway voters fed up with broader polarization.
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The only way he can establish his bona fides is to argue that he is an economic powerhouse.
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"I receive four or five robocalls a day," he added, as if to give his Everyman bona fides.
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The biographical ad focuses on Fiorina's bona fides, using her voice and a narrator to make her case.
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Meanwhile, Booker, Harris and Gillibrand sought to differentiate themselves from the pack and prove their progressive bona fides.
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His congressional biography touts his conservative bona fides and experience as a prosecutor, naming terror convictions in particular.
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Ultimately, I believe Gingrich will be Trump's choice, as he brings Washington experience, conservative bona fides and loyalty.
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Instead, they're praising Garland's legal bona fides and training their attacks on the Senate Republicans blocking the nomination.
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I am sure he can do a fine job addressing Hillary's bona fides without dwelling on the differences.
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Even with scripted outcomes, bona fides as a real-life tough guy or lady go a long way.
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Netflix's anthology series "Black Mirror" is the continuation of a British franchise that has strong highbrow bona fides.
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I just want my bona fides to be clear so you understand the principled stand that I'm taking.
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Do you feel like you need to say "Middlemarch" and "Madame Bovary" to establish your critical bona fides?
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Nancy Meyers's movies might not have all the Best Picture bona fides and technical achievements that others do.
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At some point, Mr. Seagal became concerned with the bona fides of the product and terminated the relationship.
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In February, Curry issued a sharp rebuke when Plank talked up the president's business bona fides on CNBC.
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These lawmakers want to be seen as making the bill more extreme to burnish their conservative bona fides.
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Their bona fides are only important insofar as it lets you know they do cool things with words.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, taking on the liberal lawmaker as a way to touting her own moderate bona fides.
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Gary Newman, the other chief executive, pointed to "Glee" and "Empire" as examples that illustrate Fox's music bona fides.
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The problem — newfound liberal interest notwithstanding — is that his conservative bona fides have always been somewhat up for debate.
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Pence would appease conservatives worried about Trump's ideological bona fides, along with others who simply fear for his sanity.
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But even given all your bona fides, the venture capital world is a surprising choice for an inspirational politician.
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He's a Mormon himself with conservative bona fides in a state that hasn't voted for a Democrat since 21625.
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Some of Sanders' most vocal supporters, who had questioned Harris' progressive bona fides, expressed cautious optimism about Harris' position.
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It's a day and place where conquerors, protesters, bona fides and posers alike can come together and be together.
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O'Rourke became a Democratic darling during his run against Cruz, but there are doubts about his progressive bona fides.
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Only in the past eight years have conservatives re-established their ideological bona fides outside of the Republican Party.
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News of the Pyongyang trip will shore up Pompeo's diplomatic bona fides and make a floor win more likely.
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Although his progressive bona fides were in danger by supporting Cuomo, De Blasio signed on, and WFP endorsed Cuomo.
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Evidently, Mr. Seehofer considers the disgraced Mr. Maassen a valuable electoral asset for keeping his conservative bona fides intact.
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I had interrogated the last man I dated on his Democratic bona fides before agreeing to meet for coffee.
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He'll have to persuade at least some progressives of his bona fides — and that will be a difficult hurdle.
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Walker won five times in the three years leading up to the P.G.A., so he had some bona fides.
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I, for instance, would like to think that I possess genuine feminist bona fides, but who am I kidding?
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It's a specious argument, as if being born into a culture were insufficient bona fides to speak of it.
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Chatting with the sculptor and musician Terry Adkins, Ms. Williams gave him a thorough grilling on his bona fides.
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Since coming to the Senate, Loeffler has been maneuvering to win over skeptics and solidify her conservative bona fides.
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What it was, more or less, was another of this year's loud declarations of West's born-again bona fides.
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The video seeks to burnish Klobuchar's centrist bona fides and takes aim at the current political rancor in Washington.
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Those days are long gone, but that hasn't stopped teams from trying to establish their working-class bona fides.
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The most important criterion is the bona fides of the founding team and their credentials in the cryptocurrency community.
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Elizabeth Warren, who 15 percent of registered voters felt has the best bona fides to tackle the pay gap.
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But to Ms. Cobb's supporters, Ms. Stefanik's record in Washington is no match for their candidate's rural bona fides.
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But in the governor's race, she's betting that emphasizing some bipartisan bona fides will appeal to independent swing voters.
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Palin's mama grizzly bearhug of Trump could shield him against attacks on his lack of religious bona fides, however.
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Though the crowd was largely older, they didn't necessarily share Ms. Friedman's concerns about Mr. Murphy's liberal bona fides.
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He was not Establishment, and he won his bona fides by going through the Republican primaries and insulting everyone.
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Yes, she wants to reform cash bail and has tried to improve her anti-prison bona fides in the Senate.
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Even with those bona fides, though, Chazelle still had to persuade his future stars to come along for the ride.
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For the Hocus Pocus lovers and naysayers alike, here are three ways the film earns its Halloween-viewing bona fides.
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" Mr. Patterson added that he did not doubt Mr. Cruz's Texas bona fides — "He wears boots and he likes guns.
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At the time, hosting Assange was a relatively easy way for Ecuador's government to bolster its anti-American bona fides.
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Nor did an extraordinary indictment by National Review, which devoted most of an issue to debunking Trump's conservative bona fides.
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He's a perfect hero, liberal in his sympathies but with the war-and-torture bona fides of five John McCains.
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But, remember, he's also got his own bona fides to promote, and he's banked a lot on his nuclear credentials.
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Working with the intelligence community (IC), I would start by establishing the credibility and bona fides of Steele the professional.
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But other Democratic leaders were less demure, rushing to the microphone to hype Becerra and lionize his political bona fides.
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Kristol emerged as a vocal critic of Trump during the Republican presidential primaries, repeatedly challenging the billionaire's conservative bona fides.
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But Mr. Powers had proved his political bona fides even earlier by grasping another lesson that public officials often forget.
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Kavanaugh, who has strong conservative bona fides, replaced Anthony Kennedy, who was considered a centrist and the court's swing vote.
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You tees up that idea, then uses its horror movie bona fides to push it to its logical, horrifying conclusion.
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Much of it was about demonstrating places where Sanders has stayed true to his progressive bona fides and Biden hasn't.
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And I suspect that this resentment has done much to fuel the calling out of Mr. Durham's ethnic bona fides.
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The name of this series may be misleading, as attendees are never actually required to prove their nerd bona fides.
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Ms. Neshat's participation seemed more about Salzburg claiming art-world bona fides than about her interest in the art form.
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This season, he has claimed his modernist bona fides — leading Berg and Schoenberg works that aren't far from their centennials.
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With these as my bona fides, and absent any insider information, I voluntarily offer to respond to Graham's five questions.
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The new administration was quick to identify him as a Democrat, to validate Mr. Lindsay's bona fides as politically independent.
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Not surprisingly, most of the new appointees are young and seem to have been selected for their ideological bona fides.
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With the president's conservative bona fides now cemented, the venue this year became an important event for rallying his base.
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Today, though, upon revisiting Vanessa Carlton and then discovering her hip-hop bona fides, I decided to dig a little deeper.
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That's not to say that Cruz is any less suspicious of Trump's conservative bona fides than he was before dropping out.
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Ambitious Tories, from Mr Cameron to prospective parliamentary candidates, have long had to convince the party of their Eurosceptic bona fides.
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Jamison is close to humorless as a writer, and she rubs and rubs our noses in her bad-girl bona fides.
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Gorka has been accused of exaggerating his intelligence bona fides, and his bid for security clearance was rejected by Hungarian counterintelligence.
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Logan, who'd come from Baltimore to attend the show, was repping his punk bona fides with a Bad Brains T-shirt.
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In the November midterm elections, several candidates for governor and congressional offices campaigned — and won — on their climate change bona fides.
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Leveraging his blue-collar bona fides, he argued Clinton is intimately familiar with the economic disenfranchisement that helped power Trump's rise.
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It could bolster candidates' bona fides on gender equity, economic inequality, and entrepreneurship for the audiences that care most about each.
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First, he will emphasize Clinton's own bona fides in an attempt to make the race about more than just Donald Trump.
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Or maybe she broke the good-luck train of country bona fides and angered the spirit of the Country Music Capital!
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The Sanders campaign has played up the photo, taken by The Chicago Tribune, as evidence of his Civil Rights bona fides.
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It left investors doubting the liberal bona fides of Bolsonaro's government, which has decried state interventionism under some of its predecessors.
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Russia displayed the missile at a military theme-park outside Moscow on January 23rd, without convincing anyone of its bona fides.
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Normani's fans were quick to point out the ascendant pop star's bona fides on Twitter, praising Minaj for recognizing them too.
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These boards exist, at least in part, to give the scions of big money social connections and do-gooder bona fides.
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In the process, both senators bolstered their 2020 bona fides and generated clips that can be woven into future campaign ads.
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Pence is a die-hard conservative who would appeal to some sections of the right worried about Trump's Republican bona fides.
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The $7.6 billion stock-trading app shot to popularity on the back of its tech bona fides and commission-free trading.
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The New York Philharmonic's declaration of its new-music bona fides this season is so emphatic, it's being delivered with megaphones.
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During his short-lived presidential bid, Hickenlooper talked up his bipartisan bona fides, a track record that progressives are already questioning.
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She has conservatory bona fides by way of Oberlin but left opera to carve an idiosyncratic, celebrated niche in folk music.
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Liberals historically have stood beside German Jews, but in doing so they worry they might undermine their pro-immigrant bona fides.
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Having come into office boasting of his business bona fides, Mr. Trump was quick to forge ties with the corporate world.
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And it isn't about the virtue signaling of those who like their environmentalist bona fides to come with vegan-friendly upholstery.
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Republicans aren't coming to the aid of Darryl Glenn, a county commissioner who trumpeted his conservative bona fides during the primary.
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He's helped in part by a narrative of how smart he is, even though other candidates share his academic bona fides.
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Even after Harris has tried to bolster her reformer bona fides as US senator, her past has continued to haunt her.
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The decision on whether to sell their shares to Japanese brewer Kirin Holdings is a microcosmic test of ESG bona fides.
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It's hard to see anyone trying to outflank him on the right, and he's also racked up some bipartisan bona fides.
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In the run-up, Gabbard had suggested she would attack Warren on her bona fides as a potential commander in chief.
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Those questions intensified two weeks after that visit, following an article in The New York Times questioning Li's financial bona fides.
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Their own bona fides aside, they may be most valuable for how they let the Giants refurbish the roster around them.
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It's also possible such bills could be part of an effort to dial up his accountability bona fides ahead of 2020.
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Art is an opportunity to share our passion, and it can offer pleasure, no matter the bona fides of its origin.
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He remained a prominent political figure until he died a decade later, but without the progressive bona fides of his earlier career.
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Once applicants establish their professional bona fides, Casa Verdi's board makes choices based on who they think will be a good fit.
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Trojan fans no doubt begged to differ, but what could not be argued was that the event earned its blockbuster bona fides.
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Here, it's both endearing and a reminder of Bri's bona fides as someone willing to put in the work for her craft.
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Mr Sanders had no trouble brushing off his patchy history on gun control because his progressive bona fides were not in doubt.
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Oscar Health, a three-year-old startup that sells health insurance, has always tried to distinguish itself with its tech bona fides.
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That hasn't stopped tech companies — especially those least deserving of consumer trust — from tripping over themselves to declare their privacy bona fides.
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At this point, the band's goals are rather humble: they're developing their individual songwriting careers, and they're earning their reggae bona fides.
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Donald Trump certainly has his policy bona fides in order, what with his proposal to deliberately kill the families of ISIS terrorists.
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I may have no fashion bona fides of my own, but I still delight in the savage ripping of others' bold looks.
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He is subject to much more scrutiny about his military bona fides, which might explain the anger and insecurity of these tweets.
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It's a title some Republicans wear as a badge, the ire of liberals being a coveted mark of one's conservative bona fides.
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Mr. Thiel's personal vendetta against Gawker, which previously revealed that he is gay, raised important questions about his First Amendment bona fides.
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At the last minute, several lawmakers had asserted their conservative bona fides by signing on as co-sponsors of the doomed legislation.
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Clinton had bitch bona fides that ran counter to her husband's public image as a genial, thumbs-up Bubba of the people.
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At the same time, his role as a Formula One team owner and his bona fides as a racer have only improved.
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Yet she still finds herself battling an insurgency on her left flank, and somewhat desperately pitching millennials on her ideological bona fides.
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As with any project that hinges on New York fetishization, authenticity is key, and Young and Blanks's bona fides are in order.
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Brown has his progressive bona fides, for sure; he's been rated as one of the Senate's most liberal members by multiple organizations.
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He later marries Cinderella because it makes him look like he has socialist bona fides, even though Cinderella technically comes from money.
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Trump loves to brag about his law-and-order bona fides, sounding the alarm about allegedly dangerous immigrants in the United States.
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The recent flurry of new construction has led to something of a horse race among museums, each chasing eco-friendly bona fides.
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Should Sanders run, he will likely be joining a large group of Democratic candidates seeking to prove their anti-Trump bona fides.
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Li is bolstering her own business bona fides by studying for an M.B.A. at a university in Beijing, where she now lives.
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The clue is "Bona fides from fellow cool people," so I figured that the entry had something to do with street CRED.
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Charter school advocates in Democratic states said defeat has made their political mission clear: Convince the holdouts of their liberal bona fides.
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Expect him to try to vouch for the ticket's conservative bona fides, and to tie Trumpism to more traditional strands of Republicanism.
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In time, Mr. Polman, who is Dutch, began acquiring brands known for their ecological bona fides, like Seventh Generation and Tazo tea.
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At least some of the unicorns — those that don't have real tech bona fides — won't be able to go public, he said.
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Democrats want to have an impeachment show — um, inquiry — on television; they do not want to defend its bona fides in court.
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It has all the bona fides; SPF 50+, and PA++++, which is the best sun protection that you'll find in North America.
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Her answer showed how valuable she is to a party that has traditionally had little in the way of multicultural bona fides.
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A.T. "Black Noise"; Boston Modern Orchestra Project; Gil Rose, conductor (BMOP/sound) Mr. Sanford's big-band bona fides have long been established.
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Ms. Desai, an amateur photographer, took a picture and posted it to Twitter, seeking identification help from followers with taxonomical bona fides.
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She already had cover girl bona fides: As a toddler in Denmark, she posed for several issues of the women's magazine Femina.
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But bona fides aside, it's hard to point to any one thing that Essential offers that isn't already addressed by existing premium devices.
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Candidates who had been rushing to prove their progressive bona fides have since paused, with Biden's more moderate approach proving popular so far.
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For Democrats hailing from more liberal parts of the country, that might be a welcome way to boost their anti-Trump bona-fides.
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Yet, the L.A. native doesn't merely deserve to hand out roses next winter for his social media-friendly, Gen Y AF bona fides.
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Embracing the DREAMers' cause could help solidify her left-wing bona fides among another crucial constituency for a potential internal Democratic Party race.
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Clinton's bona fides among liberals as she tries to head off Mr. Sanders, who represents Vermont and identifies himself as a Democratic socialist.
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Sanders's team is questioning Harris's commitment to Medicare-for-all, her bona fides with the left, and her willingness to prioritize industry criticism.
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He's playing up his Trump bona fides to appeal to his base, a move strategists say is all he needs to claim victory.
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Don't doubt Ashton's country bona fides: She revealed before the show that she'd made the outfit herself on her own Singer sewing machine.
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Luther Strange, was defeated by a far-right conservative, Judge Roy Moore, who is highly critical of McConnell and his establishment bona fides.
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Those supporters could give Cruz the buffer he needs on questions about his social conservative bona fides, similar to how he used Rep.
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If your sole job is to persuade millions that the front-runner's Republican bona fides are legitimate, you damn well better be right.
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Trump's lack of bona fides on the life issue also provides a serious political constraint on his implementation of the pro-life agenda.
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World's Fair takes its Queens bona fides seriously: Nearly all the group's songs have one, if not multiple, shout-outs to the borough.
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But rather than dominate Europe through military might, it invoked the laws of the market and democratic bona fides earned over two generations.
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Clinton, who first attended last year off Broadway, at the Public Theater, took care to establish her "Hamilton" bona fides, to a point.
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This probably owes to the fact that Older is herself a global player, with impressive bona fides in the field of international affairs.
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Ahead of the confirmation vote in April, Inhofe came to Wheeler's defense and vouched for both his character and anti-regulation bona fides.
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He also cited job gains in manufacturing, strong performance by the auto industry, and a shrinking deficit to boost his economic bona fides.
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Clinton did an effective job last night of raising doubts about the preening billionaire's bona fides as a tribune of the working class.
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Despite his Internet bona fides, Ethan finds his bedmates the old-fashioned way, picking them up in bars rather than finding them online.
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But Post is indeed different from other white rappers, most of whom try to prove their bona fides through virtuosity or political solidarity.
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After establishing its 3-D bona fides by firing a howitzer into the spectator's face, the movie settles down to standard patrol stuff.
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He isn't running like other red-state Democrats who stress their desires to cut taxes and talk about their pro-gun bona fides.
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Boughton has run for governor before and is leaning into his bipartisan bona fides: He's currently the Republican leader of a Democratic city.
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Just a few years ago, Mr. Trudeau's charisma and progressive bona fides were everything Canada wanted to say about itself to the world.
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Given the simple task of impressing Nan with her progressive politics and feminist bona fides, Shiv proceeds to make one mistake after another.
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That success established Straub's bona fides, which in turn attracted gifted women, some of whom went on to thrive on the professional tour.
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Contemporary audiences are likely to shrug at surrogacy and gravitate toward identity politics instead, and the series subtly updates its feminist bona fides.
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The rush to declare their progressive bona fides through this topic was matched by a similar charge to pledge the abolition of ICE.
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The ad touts Shuster's conservative bona fides, and like the group's other ads this cycle, does not mention that Shuster is the incumbent.
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But Trump also had a domestic political reason to do all this: Republicans want the US president to show pro-Israel bona fides.
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I was leading a double life, attempting invisibility while at the same time hoping to establish my bona fides as an extroverted jock.
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You have to enjoy Shiv's fundamentally empty attempts to leverage her identity as The One Roy Daughter into vaguely progressive bona fides, yeah?
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UMNO loyalists call him a turncoat, and reformists may question his bona fides as a democrat, but he is popular among many Malays.
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Your bona fides are, I'm saying you're a big deal, but if you don't believe me you could go to your YouTube page.
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"Cook then proceeded to tout his apolitical bona fides:"... I don't love the political machine in the background, regardless of which party is where.
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A centrist by Democratic standards, Cuomo, who is straight, has indisputable bona fides as both an LGBT ally and critic of President Donald Trump.
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Ellen Pao is a tech world tour de force whose bona fides include ridding Reddit of revenge porn and an impressive venture capital career.
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Other candidates have struggled to make inroads, and have leaned on a policy-first message to prove their bona fides to the black community.
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Gantz later addressed the pro-Israel AIPAC conference in Washington, stressing his military bona fides while calling for "unity" and condemning racism and corruption.
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But he decided to enlist in the MAVNI program in June 2016 to secure his citizenship and prove his bona fides as an American.
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So Gingrich clearly has experience, and has managed to retain his conservative bona fides despite having been out of office for almost two decades.
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Homecoming, the latest series with prestige TV bona fides to come to Amazon, is about as subtle and mysterious as a thriller can get.
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More importantly, running against the deeply unpopular clowns in Congress might help Trump, because it is a reminder of his anti-establishment bona fides.
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This doesn't prove Pence's bona fides, but it does potentially remove one of the obstacles Trump has faced with his agenda, particularly tax reform.
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His own hard core conservative and libertarian bona fides should get him a fair hearing before the bill's biggest GOP skeptics like Senator Paul.
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In these cases, a boycott can actually help a brand prove its bona fides on an issue by not backing down from the pressure.
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His apparent strategy was to demonstrate his bona fides on enforcement in order to persuade recalcitrant Republicans to work with him on immigration reform.
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Lessin, after all, has her own journalistic bona fides — having covered technology at The Wall Street Journal before she started her own tech site.
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He and his campaign have been largely mum about the details, but he mentioned it in his speech Monday to establish his bona fides.
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Whenever their friendly bona fides are questioned, the false friends assume the attitude of the abusive spouse who believes they hit because they love.
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In that vein, the ACC is hoping to reclaim the mantle of President Theodore Roosevelt, the Republican president lionized for his conservationist bona fides.
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Bernie Sanders, whose progressive bona fides on immigration have been questioned in the past, has put out an immigration plan that closely resembles Castro's.
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Despite some local ambivalence about Guyton's artistic merit, his bona fides have been more readily accepted elsewhere in the country and, especially, in Europe.
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Where the spiritual worldview blurs into secularism, it's usually claiming scientific bona fides; where it blurs into traditional religion it's usually talking about Jesus.
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President Trump came to office boasting of his business bona fides and suggesting that companies and chief executives would welcome his market-friendly policies.
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He had the bona fides to prove it, finding money hidden by dictators like Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines and Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
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"Editors are very self-important people, but they're not very important people," Abell said, touting the bona fides of his staff of about 20.
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Her bona fides regarding women's issues (abortion, health care, child care, and equal pay for equal work) has been consistent throughout her political career.
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Given all her writerly bona fides — she was also US poet laureate in 2012 and 2013 — expect a moving, poignant reflection on grief. —T.
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Either through completely normal and harmless delusion or actual bona fides, it's easy to believe you have a shot at doing just as well.
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In Ms. Warren, there was another candidate with progressive bona fides — who would also be the first woman in the Oval Office if elected.
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These two constantly warring titans have different approaches to expressing their bona fides: Nike is brash and attitudinal, Adidas is relaxed and slightly cozy.
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By mid-afternoon I'm on the line with New York University's Professor David Elcott, an interfaith and community organization expert (among many other bona fides).
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And if those bona fides aren't bona fide enough, the late Cubs announcer Harry Caray anointed Murray one special night at Wrigley field on Aug.
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Her office is now denying that exact, precise characterization, but regardless Senator Harris is on a relentless campaign to beef up her leftwing bona fides.
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While both G.M. and Fiat Chrysler have made large investments to develop hybrid and electric cars, their environmental bona fides aren't as prominent as Toyota's.
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It was a chance to show their bona fides, as members of the resistance and opponents to the administration and whatever they're going to do.
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Bernie Sanders has beefed up his bona fides in the area since 2016, and Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard is running as an anti-interventionist candidate.
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The new players in this latest round don't have the same tech sector bona fides, and could just be casting around for a potential success.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), but his support boosted Trump's bona fides with Tea Party activists and evangelical voters at a crucial moment in the campaign.
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That's not to say the 34-year-old BDSM doyenne didn't bring her own set of industry bona fides when she joined Kink in 2010.
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Sanders has ignited the far-left wing of the party and brought out many new and independent voters who find Clinton's progressive bona fides lacking.
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With the emergence of new technology and social media, however, it has become easier for donors to check the bona fides of patients and charities.
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Republican candidates in the wide-open Alabama Senate race are touting their conservative bona fides as they jockey for position ahead of the August primary.
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Grassley played up Wray's bipartisan bona fides in his opening statement -- an implicit nod to concerns lodged by critics in the wake of Comey's firing.
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But de Blasio seems ill-equipped to have it, having clearly pegged this virtually meaningless issue as a way to burnish his feminist bona fides.
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Finishers tend to have bona fides that include setting speed records on famous long-distance national trails or climbing the highest peaks in the world.
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While he pushed himself to write an academic paper quickly, to establish his bona fides, he was inundated with interviews and requests from counterextremism experts.
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Then they have to latch onto whatever insane socialist proposal will demonstrate to the activists their leftist bona fides, and commence with emphatic virtue signaling.
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John Kasich (R-Ohio): On the other side of the party divide, Kasich has emphasized balanced budgets, anti-abortion bona-fides, and an internationalist outlook.
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With its bona fides established, the Eightfold Way led to quarks, gluons and ultimately the Standard Model, a chart with its own holes to fill.
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Prominent Republicans are divided in the Wisconsin's GOP Senate primary, with two candidates scrapping over conservative bona fides in the fight to take on Sen.
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The "high-level" U.N. signing ceremony promises to provide Republican leaders a golden opportunity to challenge the constitutional bona fides of the President's climate diplomacy.
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"He's really built up a lot of bipartisan bona fides,"said Amelia Chassé Alcivar, the Republican Governors Association communications director and a former Hogan spokeswoman.
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He pointed out that candidates like Ron and Rand Paul, Barry Goldwater, and other populist political figures also had their bona fides called into question.
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And the left-leaning think tank Data for Progress has questioned Kennedy's progressive bona fides given past stances on Medicare-for-all and legalizing marijuana.
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They show up to games for a live shot on the Jumbotron or to rub elbows with athletes to affirm their regular-guy bona fides.
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Mr. Richardson hinted that the developers had noticed his connections with musicians and athletes, and saw an opportunity to bolster their investment's cultural bona fides.
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Mr. McGregor is a compact and ornately tattooed white Dubliner with no professional boxing bona fides (his championship skills belong to the mixed martial arts).
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If the bona fides of the dominant partner in an alliance can no longer be trusted, the partnership will disintegrate fast, with many unintended consequences.
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Throughout, in fact, Ms. Chenoweth's lively, natural humor was on ample display, as when she made reference to her bona fides as an "LGBTQRXYZ" activist.
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Many residents of the majority-minority city are more likely to associate Mr. Giuliani with police brutality than with his law-and-order bona fides.
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But in using the scrappy Off Broadway milieu to boost Charlie's bona fides, "Marriage Story" makes the same fundamental mistake as "Barry" and the others.
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While Toyota City's architecture is typical of a midsize Japanese town — don't expect glittering Tokyo-esque skyscrapers — Toyota, nonetheless, boasts some impressive natural bona fides.
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As a former campaign operative for Democratic candidates, I have witnessed many a meritocratic candidate try to establish his bona fides with working class voters.
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But between showcasing both his rockstar bona fides and comedic chops, Styles got a little dig in at his former One Direction bandmate Zayn Malik.
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However, as had my champion Hillary Clinton, I held back on women's advocacy until I had established the bona fides central to my job description.
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Pence, 58, has conservative bona fides and the Trump campaign has essentially never ended, so the vice president continues to bank fundraising and email equity.
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Though Reagan, by then president, opposed the holiday, congressional Republicans realized that endorsing the bill could help to burnish their party's civil rights bona fides.
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She worked quickly to establish her Wisconsin bona fides and to list her engagement with rural issues in the Senate and as a presidential candidate.
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Arpaio's candidacy has also hurt Ward's ability to differentiate herself as the president's biggest fan, since both have leaned heavily into their Trump bona fides.
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Both Johnston and Fox have plenty of professional bona fides, too: Johnston has been at Pepsi since 1987, minus a three-year walkabout at Merck.
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So it should be little surprise that both candidates, who will debate for the first time Thursday, are laboring to pitch their local bona fides.
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Torba complied, but in the process, he set off a debate over the platform's "free speech" bona fides — and the state of moderating online hate speech.
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Across town, the New York Society ball could boast rare bipartisan bona fides as the home state of both Trump and his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
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At one point, Comey said he had no regrets about his actions in the 2016 election , perhaps just to reassure everyone of his nonpartisan bona fides.
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Kavanaugh, who was among a list of 21992 judges recommended by the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society, is seen as having solid conservative bona fides.
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McAfee mocked both Trump and Clinton for a lack of technological bona fides and offered a grave assessment of the country's vulnerabilities to Chinese cyber-attacks.
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Doubts had long swirled about the bona fides of Tether, which has more than $2.8bn-worth in circulation, and Bitfinex, the exchange it is traded on.
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Yet after he became prime minister in 275, Mr Cameron found it helpful to convince his party of his bona fides by ignoring his own advice.
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Amy Klobuchar, who is expected to qualify for September, played up her Midwestern bona fides but never landed a punch (or took one, for that matter).
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Spieth, however, wasted no time establishing his 53 bona fides, winning the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Hawaii in January, his third start of the season.
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Politicians are notorious for loathing to go into specifics, particularly during debates, but raising hands puts pressure on them to prove their radical left bona fides.
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On Friday, Ms. Rinehart added further to her local bona fides as she became the sole remaining bidder for iconic Australian grazing land bigger than Portugal.
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Rubio is a member of the committee -- a fact he has often touted on the presidential campaign trail as evidence of his foreign policy bona fides.
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And like Lil Wayne, B realized that flooding the internet with music was the best way to build his fame and establish his rap bona fides.
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In many ways, the #Oprah2020 dialogue fixated more on Winfrey's impressive oratory skills, potential qualifications, and political bona fides over her actual desire to be president.
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His marquee campaign ad touts his bona fides as a spending hawk who wants to build Trump's wall on the Mexican border while defending Christian values.
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This time around, Musgraves seems fully invested in the ideas and emotions behind them; she's not playing a role or trying to prove her bona fides.
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Iran's most recent test of a ballistic missile on Sunday is an early test of the Trump administration's bona fides to get tough on Tehran's antics.
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While Mnuchin's Wall Street bona fides may put some high-profile donors at ease, putting him in charge of the Treasury may complicate Trump's populist message.
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Neither Newman nor Lipinski endorsed a presidential candidate, but several of them had backed Newman as they looked to solidify their progressive bona fides last year.
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Women candidates were more than aware of this expectation, tailoring their speeches and rollouts to highlight their experience, policy bona fides, and track record of winning.
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She also surprised observers with how well she performed in the polls leading up to the election as she sought to emphasize her bipartisan bona fides.
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Since the film's bona fides as a masterfully crafted work are clear, Cuarón has worked hard to emphasize that it is not just personal, but autobiographical.
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The most obvious candidate is New York, where HBO is headquartered, and where Letitia James, the attorney general-elect, might want to prove her bona fides.
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Many campaign observers interpreted that as Loeffler trying to shore up her right flank and pro-Trump bona fides ahead of a possible Collins primary challenge.
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The Golden Globes have continued to help Netflix establish its film bona fides, as the streaming service has several films recognized in major motion picture categories.
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Acknowledging those concerns, Collins is quick to tout his bipartisan bona fides and insists that impeachment will not hamper his ability to reach across the aisle.
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At one point, under attack from Warren for his past support of Republicans, Bloomberg finally seemed to give up trying to assert his liberal bona fides.
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In making the announcement, Pelosi touted the legal bona fides of her picks, saying their experience before entering Congress was an outsize factor in her decisionmaking.
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Under Bannon's leadership, the Breitbart site presented a number of conspiracy theories about Clinton as well as Republicans deemed to be lacking in conservative bona fides.
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Her literary bona fides have allowed her to appear on the New York Times's best books of the year lists and in glowing New Yorker essays.
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Zach Graves, head of policy for the conservative group Lincoln Networks, said Isakowitz's Republican bona fides could help Google — if they're for more than just show.
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Cruz won Iowa the old-fashioned way: an aggressive and efficient get-out-the-vote effort, strong support among the state's evangelicals, and grassroots bona fides.
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But traditionally, when the bad boy takes over the show, he has to prove that he has been reformed and establish his good-guy bona fides.
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Republicans frequently try to prove their conservative bona fides by bashing the "liberal media," and Barack Obama tried to circumvent the press filter with his own website.
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His support among unions and progressive bona fides landed him a spot on Clinton's short list for a running mate, which he eventually lost to Virginia Sen.
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And Ryan, who says he counts Trump supporters among those who voted for him, believed he could use his Midwestern bona fides to win the general election.
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To reassure and inform consumers, and provide an opportunity for New York farms, we will initiate the first program to certify the bona fides of natural products.
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Tonight, she returns with full bourgeois bona fides, having snagged some (not overly dynamic) guy named John Harding and given birth to a batch of little Hardings.
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If you think the company was flying low, its founder, and former CEO Lisa Shields, seems to fly even lower, despite her bona fides as an entrepreneur.
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Rather than duke it out with some of her fellow 2020 contenders in a contest over progressive bona fides, Klobuchar is leaning heavily into her centrist ones.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's Billy on the Street, Tremblay joins host Billy Eichner on a mission to remind passersby of the youngster's bona fides.
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Others doubt Ennahda's bona fides, claiming that fear of repression and revolt is the motivating factor behind its moderation—in other words, that its actions are tactical.
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Clinton, brandishing her military bona fides, noted that she was endorsed by Retired Marine General John Allen on Monday morning and told the audience that Virginia Sen.
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As Hugin boasts of bipartisan bona fides and carefully distances himself from the unpopular Trump, Menendez has struggled to break away five weeks before the November election.
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People were quick to trot out their emo bona fides in reaction, and, as someone with none, I quickly lost my already nonexistent enthusiasm for the discussion.
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John Bolton's political action committee is launching a $700,000 digital ad buy touting the national security bona fides of two Republicans facing competitive Senate races this cycle.
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When challenged on his business bona fides at the presidential debate, Trump made a pitch for his new hotel, which just opened in Washington, D.C., this month.
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They combine Spoon's consistency, The National's compositional bona fides, and Deerhunter's experimental spirit into a single package without earning the regular fanfare all of those bands receive.
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They belong to a variety of small and sometimes competing groups and question one another's bona fides on social media and a blog called Tits and Sass.
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The Television Academy, however, has responded by saying the rule in place at that time required every producer to submit a form explaining their producer bona fides.
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Cuomo has touted his business-friendly bona fides, culminating in his successful wooing of Amazon, while advocating for tax cuts and often seeming indifferent to social spending.
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Mr. Gingrich also seems eager for the job, and has the intellectual bona fides and dynamic personality to handle someone like Mr. Trump as his running mate.
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Candidate Bruce LeVell, who led Trump's national diversity coalition, has challenged Gray's Trump bona fides, calling him a "false prophet" and a member of the #NeverTrump movement.
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For several weeks, the Speaker — the nation's highest-ranking elected Republican — had resisted endorsing Trump over doubts about the Manhattan billionaire businessman's tone and conservative bona fides.
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This work, in conjunction with other U.S. programs, helped solidify U.S. bona fides as a staunch ally of Mongolia at a time when it badly needed it.
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I should make clear, though, that I come to "The Caped Crusade" without a long list of fangirl bona fides, which may compromise my patience a bit.
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At the top of the show, Meyers alluded to Spielberg's film's awards-season bona fides, feigned to present an armful of Globes before the show even started.
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"He's not good in a crisis," Ben's father informs us, though a montage of botched suicide attempts has already established Ben's misery bona fides and general ineptness.
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Calvert, which factors environmental, social and governance factors into its investment decisions, has a team of analysts who investigate the green bona fides of bonds, he said.
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Even buttressed by such academic bona fides, Ms. Martin allowed a flicker of uncertainty about how "Untrue" will be received when it is released on Sept. 18.
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All five are up for reelection in 2018, so they might be eager to work with Trump on high-profile issues to prove their centrist bona fides.
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Its bona fides include the Toronto Book Award, bestowed upon its original publication almost 40 years ago, and its reissue now, anointed a classic by its publisher.
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Whether the track is being included on the basis of its genre bona fides is dubious at best — it is the very definition of a novelty song.
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And if anyone questions his outsider bona fides in a country sick of Washington, remember he turned down the Democratic nomination for Senate in Vermont this year.
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Lest anyone doubt Mr. Wentz's punk bona fides, a photograph of the Sex Pistols signing a record contract in front of Buckingham Palace hangs above the mantel.
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One of the reasons the wealthiest are feeling the need to lay out their hardscrabble bona fides is that they aren't winning any popularity contests right now.
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If House Republicans want to demonstrate their fiscal discipline bona fides, there's a much better way of doing it by rescinding funds they just voted to appropriate.
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Bernie Sanders edged out Elizabeth Warren for the support of the nation's largest union of registered nurses on Tuesday, in another show of his labor bona fides.
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The cultural insistence on being a "real fan" begins to seem deeply silly — it isn't as though St. Peter judges your bona fides at the pearly gates.
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It's warmhearted TV with progressive bona fides — so right from the jump, its cancellation dealt a significant blow to the idea of representation and inclusion on television.
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And Republicans believe this could be a defining moment for McSally to crystallize her bona fides as a border security hard-liner, while Democrats ready their attacks.
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To this collage-like task, Greenman, a former editor at The New Yorker and the author of several previous books, brings both broad and specific bona fides.
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But Esper also has deep military bona fides going back to his days at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, from which he graduated in 1986.
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But even if he survives, a tough primary could leave him weakened on the national stage — especially if it becomes a test of his liberal bona fides.
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Sanders does not have the state locked up despite his progressive bona fides, nor does Harris, who has won statewide elections in California for attorney general and senator.
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However, with Cruz already campaigning alongside evangelical pastors throughout those Southern states, Rubio will need something more substantive than this TV ad to prove his Christian bona fides.
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He is a world-leading climate scientist, but even his impressive bona fides did not stop John Church from getting a dreaded phone call while at sea Thursday.
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To show his gun-control bona fides, Sanders repeated his oft-told story about how the NRA caused him to lose an election in 1988 by opposing him.
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He received loud boos at his introduction to the party's vice presidential debate, where he stuck to reciting his conservative bona fides and applauded his opponents on stage.
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It all happened the same day Trump elevated Manafort to the role of campaign chairman -- beefing up his bona fides to speak for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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Progressive bona fides, if not socialist ones, are in: Andrew Gillum, who campaigned on all the DSA-backed talking points, just upset the Democratic gubernatorial primary in Florida.
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Second, she will make a point of establishing her hippie chick bona fides in every interview she gives, and it will range from charming to hilarious to annoying.
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Theron did her own stunts in the film, re-upping her badass bona fides while allowing Leitch to shoot her fights scenes in long, uncut, seriously impressive takes.
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This snubbing spurs the Titans, led by Robin and the ever-deepening chip on his shoulder, to do whatever it takes to prove their super-hero bona fides.
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Reality Check: Trump on "Israeli Day Parade" By Lisa Rose, CNN Trump touted his bona fides as a supporter of Israel during the debate, sparring with Texas Sen.
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While Booker's lack of populist bona fides could prove damaging in a general election, too, a constitutional crisis may well override concerns about, say, his Wall Street ties.
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Warren (D-Mass.) has shown an ability to rally and excite progressives, she's a proven fundraiser and she has policy bona fides from her work in the Senate.
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"Idol" took pride in its bona fides as a music-industry hitmaker, even if most of its biggest stars were forged in the first half of its run.
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One Democratic strategist in Pennsylvania, who asked for anonymity to speak candidly, said that Biden's bipartisan bona fides could help persuade voters he would break the Washington logjam.
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Still, the majority of Morrisey's campaign was focused on touting his pro-Trump bona fides and highlighting his efforts as state attorney general to fight Obama administration initiatives.
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In order to rebuild the Conservative Party, which captured only 9 percent of the vote in the EU elections, Johnson will have to reestablish its Brexiteer bona fides.
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His backing of Rubio comes amid debate over Rubio's conservative bona fides in the GOP race, after rival Ted Cruz won Monday's Iowa caucus while Rubio placed third.
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Frustration with the establishment is so pronounced that affability seems less a factor than a candidate's anti-establishment bona fides and a penchant for blunt, even brutal, statements.
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Having claimed their spot against the general admission barricade more than four hours before showtime, Mr. Cervony Snapchatted in anticipation, for once showing his '90s-baby bona fides.
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We use props to prove our racial bona fides, shedding the "real" in favor of simplistic, rhetorical slights of hand designed to throw our antagonists off our trail.
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New Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen spent last week establishing her hardline immigration bona fides, touting security at the border and attacking sanctuary cities and immigrant-related crime.
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Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts, so he has some bona fides here, and in his exchange with Brown he assured the Democrat that a deal would come together soon.
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As Gimlet pursued Ms. Roberts for "Homecoming," it was able to send her the podcast with Ms. Keener in the role to help prove the company's bona fides.
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Rucka believes she won her first for covering the arrival of Superman, but that is often the news story that helped establish the bona fides of Clark Kent.
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Rubicon Global, the highly valued startup that claims it is the "Uber of trash," has named a new president as it seeks to bolster its tech bona fides.
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If Niantic ends up creating a hit because of its independence and flexibility, then Google can point to its bona fides as an incubator for interesting, successful companies.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, likewise, repeatedly testified to his originalist bona fides during his confirmation hearing in March 2017 by saying that "I'm happy to be called" an originalist.
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"Party of One" opens with cameos by Bill Cosby and Mr. Letterman that are transparent attempts to establish her bona fides by using major stars of the day.
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"Jardin" showcases the singer and pianist's singular approach to alternative R&B, one influenced by both his classical and jazz bona fides and the rhythms of Colombian cumbia.
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He has long touted his Atlanta bona fides, so when Immigration and Customs Enforcement said 27 was British and had overstayed his visa, fans were caught off guard.
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But he has been slow and sterile in his presentation of his bona fides, something that has privately frustrated some of his former aides from his mayoral days.
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With strong support among the Democratic Party's base, "Medicare for all" has emerged as a test of progressive bona fides in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Besides showing off Warren's policy bona fides, the proposal also highlighted her willingness to shun Silicon Valley and its executives, who have played major roles in funding campaigns.
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That could mean Democrats currently in office or who run in future races — even for president — may have to bash Saudi Arabia to prove their liberal bona fides.
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Between Mr. Browne's millions of albums sold and Son de la Frontera's critical bona fides — the group won the BBC World Music Award — it should be a vivacious evening.
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After establishing his bona fides as a trade hard-liner over the years, Lighthizer's role negotiating with America's top economic rival — in this case, China — was again being challenged.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman, the former top White House aide, is continuing her spree of releasing recordings that prove her bona fides and access as she promotes her new book.
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But the trailers make Mary Poppins Returns look just as fantastical as the first, and the presence of Broadway magician Lin-Manuel Miranda certainly boosts its musical bona fides.
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But any doubts about her supermodel bona fides can officially be put to rest, because she's achieved the Holy Grail of all modeling assignments: the September cover of Vogue.
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She arrives as the industry is making the case for its environmental bona fides and seeking to improve its initially rocky relationships with cities and other layers of government.
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Against that backdrop, some of Ms. Warren's critics have seized upon her bankruptcy work for LTV and other big corporations to question the depth of her progressive bona fides.
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But that argument usually ends up taking the direction of talking about the platform and Clinton's progressive bona fides and the Supreme Court and so on and so forth.
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On a night packed with headliners and a convention overflowing with top Democrats, Booker did his best to fire up the crowd, while also playing up Clinton's bona fides.
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Rubio's only serious challenge came from Ted Cruz, who, because of his constant fights with the GOP establishment and strong anti-immigration bona fides, became the consensus conservative favorite.
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Companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon and Netflix, with their digital sophistication, algorithmic bona fides and commitment to quality human capital, seem supremely well-positioned to lead a selvesware revolution.
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Washington (CNN)Democrat Jon Ossoff's latest television ad has all the hallmarks of a politician put on his heels by his opponents' attacks on his national security bona fides.
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The retired neurosurgeon entered the GOP contest -- which he led for small stretches last fall -- as a political outsider with heavy conservative bona fides and a remarkable personal story.
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Pence, a former member of House Republican leadership and Indiana governor, has leaned on his conservative bona fides and Washington experience to translate Trump and to translate for Trump.
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Part of that includes a TV ad featuring Jane Nitze, who spent a year as a law clerk for Gorsuch from 2008 to 2009, backing up his bona fides.
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Risch's conservative bona fides would provide enhanced credibility if he were to privately and publicly confirm to anxious partners that the U.S. remains steadfastly committed to its treaty partners.
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Those senators are using the bill to flex their bipartisan bona fides, saying it shows that they are not beholden to any party when it comes to solving problems.
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Some voters may prefer O'Rourke's middle-ground tendencies and Buttigieg's cerebral earnestness and red-state bona fides; others may think Warren or Sanders are better representative of the left.
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After announcing its grave bona fides, it continues to engage in a lot of narrative throat clearing, much of it dedicated to seeding Burroughs's foundational story with historical facts.
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"We are having to affirm our bona fides as a reliable security partner—from Brussels and Europe to Abu Dhabi and Cairo, from Tel Aviv to Tokyo," he said.
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To show off its barnyard bona fides, it is initially presented in its entirety, head tucked in and feet stretched out on top of a smoldering nest of hay.
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Nach and then Residente proclaim their anti-commercial bona fides and their status as leaders, not followers: "All my lines are curves, I always break the rules," Residente insists.
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Steve King, is Ward's last-ditch effort to convince voters of her Trump bona fides as she seeks to fend off challenges from former Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Rep.
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Such are its establishment bona fides that Shinzo Abe, the prime minister and scion of a political dynasty, worked at the company from 1979 to 1982 before entering politics.
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With the Collins threat looming, Loeffler has worked to shore up her conservative bona fides and show her loyalty to Trump during her first few weeks in the Senate.
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I was an acting solicitor general for President Barack Obama; Judge Gorsuch has strong conservative bona fides and was appointed to the 10th Circuit by President George W. Bush.
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After two episodes of softening its lead, the show got to safely play up Rachel's more feminist, take-no-nonsense bona fides in the face of an obvious scrub.
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The aim is to lessen the restaurants' environmental impact while running a profitable venture — with a possible added benefit of solidifying their eco-conscious bona fides among discerning clientele.
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Ms. Le Pen, the far-right candidate of the National Front, is campaigning on a bellicose security platform, emphasizing her anti-immigration, anti-European Union, anti-globalization bona fides.
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Morrisey earned a key endorsement from a pro-Trump outside group with ties to former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon, lending credibility to his pro-Trump bona fides.
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I don't like it when black entertainers use it, and I certainly don't like it when whites use it either — no matter what their so-called liberal bona fides.
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With a baby face that belies even his tender age, Alexandre Tanguay is still occasionally stopped by security personnel in opposing arenas and asked to present his bona fides.
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The initial maternity leave policy — just two weeks at full pay plus one week at half — seemed unconscionably meager for a company promoting its feminist, body-positive bona fides.
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Instead, Netanyahu is expected to bring up a softball subject the two men can agree on, and use to burnish their diplomatic bona fides: Iran as a regional menace.
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It's an archetypal poke-the-bear scene, the sort in which the hero announces his bona fides by eradicating villains too stupid to know what they are up against.
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It was once a blessing to receive McConnell's endorsement and that of the Senate Leadership Fund, yet today, such establishment bona fides may only lead to a candidate's demise.
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But since 2012, the Trump Foundation has given a lot of money to conservative political groups as part of Trump's effort to establish his bona fides in the movement.
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She is portraying Crowley as corporate-funded, while talking up her progressive bona fides through her support of Medicare-for-all, a jobs guarantee and other economic justice issues.
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Cramer, meanwhile, leaned firmly into his conservative bona fides throughout the race and touted his willingness to back hardline immigration policies including the travel ban and a border wall.
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So they raced to show off their global "macro" bona fides and that they grokked and were protected from the mega forces that might slam their portfolios in the future.
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The timing of the mogul's visit to the U.K. on such a monumental day gave him a chance to show his bona fides as a leader on the world stage.
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Like his Democratic antecedents, O'Connor has outraised his opponent in campaign cash, deploying that advantage early on TV ads burnishing his centrist bona fides: He tied himself to Republican Gov.
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After winning a presidential election with a candidate who had no serious conservative bona fides, the Republican Party has come to an important conclusion: Conservatism doesn't sell all that well.
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His bona fides included years of union organizing down in Boston and, as evident in our conversation, the ability to drop the term "socialist analysis" seamlessly into otherwise light conversation.
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Bailey's bona fides as a design talent were never challenged, but he was unable to translate that into confidence in his shrewdness as a businessman over the last three years.
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For Trump, who has not been known for embracing technology beyond Twitter, backing a major initiative around data could build his bona fides as a job creator and forward thinker.
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A tall lefty with an uppercutting, ill-intentioned swing, Hosmer had the dimensions and bona fides of someone who could bulk up into the prototypical middle-of-the-order threat.
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Even Fidel Castro's close friend Max Marambio, a Chilean with impeccable socialist bona fides, had his company and assets expropriated after a financial dispute with his government partners in 2010.
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He's always had his sights on the governor's mansion; his carefully constructed (and inescapably public) fundamentalist bona fides are a prerequisite to a successful political career as an Alabama Republican.
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But more so than its predecessor, Mafia 2, an average third-person shooter received with critical disinterest, this new game has the bona fides to compete with big-budget competition.
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But Cruz's relentless jibes at his colleagues' conservative bona fides has piqued them more because it undermines their standing with the party's base and could motivate potential conservative primary challengers.
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"The Economy is soooo good, perhaps the best in our country's history (remember, it's the economy stupid!)," Trump tweeted last week, before blasting Democrats over their own economic bona fides.
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For Melisandre, who had been spiraling and admitted to Davos that she was something of a fraud, this display of true supernatural ability would seem to establish her bona fides.
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"Her bona fides as a former elected official, and now a businesswoman who spends time in other countries training women to run for office are solid," the editorial board wrote.
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Tanaka continued to burnish his bona fides as an ace — and perhaps a late-charging Cy Young candidate — by striking out 21 and carrying a shutout into the eighth inning.
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One veteran New York City Democratic operative who has been critical of de Blasio in the past said the mayor had the bona fides to compete in a Democratic primary.
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Former state Senate Majority Leader Gretchen Whitmer has tried to boost her liberal bona fides with her experience, focusing her campaign on her work to expand Medicaid in the state.
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Etsy became a B Corp in 2012, completing a certification process that put the company on par with Patagonia and Ben & Jerry's in terms of social and environmental bona fides.
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For a time, the only nonfeline companion Lee can tolerate is Jack Hock (Richard E. Grant), a bon vivant of infinite charm, no fixed address and ambiguous professional bona fides.
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On the Upper West Side, a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment with prewar bona fides, large rooms and a washer and dryer in a 1920s mid-rise with a doorman.
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Republicans like to emphasize their academic and professional bona fides — the summa cum laudes, the Phi Beta Kappas, the Supreme Court clerks — and jokingly celebrate their "deep bench" of candidates.
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Ms. Chandler is trying to differentiate herself in a crowded congressional primary in early September by emphasizing both her national security bona fides and the historic nature of her candidacy.
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Doug Ducey, a Republican who has fought to protect his bona fides as a tax cutter even as he signed legislation in May to raise teacher pay, ending the walkout.
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It would be a pivotal moment for Bonnell: He would get a chance to establish his bona fides—his argumentative style, his celestial capacity for patience—before an enormous audience.
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Ms. Judd brings feminist bona fides, and seemed well positioned to answer the "electability" question, or at least urge people to believe that Elizabeth Warren could win — with their votes.
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In addition, not many candidates boast about their record of raising taxes, but that is what Bloomberg is doing now as the former Republican shores up his liberal bona fides.
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Trump and Kasich never battled the way other former candidates did, and many Republicans believe he stayed in the race for so long to burnish his vice presidential bona fides.
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Former members say the party is purposefully vague on the issue to keep its anti-establishment bona fides without alienating the more mainstream Italian voters needed to win an election.
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Yet despite the complaints from Senate Republicans that Trump is eroding his party's free trade bona fides, the GOP seemingly can't — or won't — rally the votes to handcuff the president.
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" Trump brandished his political bona fides as proof, arguing that he knew South Carolinians wanted to see troops return to the U.S. because "I won an election based on that.
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The statement highlighted his glittering bona fides, listing the two Champions League trophies and three Premier League titles he has won during his career in Portugal, Italy, Spain and England.
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" That's partly because the show fails to generate any visual enchantment, despite the professional bona fides of Ms. Taymor, the magician behind the eternally lucrative spectacle of "The Lion King.
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Moscow's declarations of military prowess are also often tailored for domestic consumption to boost the government's bona fides amid a worsening economy rather than to instill fear in potential rivals.
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Fiorina, like Cruz, has strong bona fides in the evangelical community, but she also brings a business background to the campaign that's trying to take down a real estate tycoon.
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When Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton feel like their progressive bona fides are being questioned, the go-to rebuttal has been to assert how very much they agree with their opponent.
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His decision to sign the bill last year should bolster his conservative bona fides as he pursues what is expected to be a tough fight for a second term this year.
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Rumours have long swirled about the bona fides of Tether, a four-year-old cryptocurrency with more than $2.8bn in circulation, and of Bitfinex, the exchange on which it is traded.
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Veteran photographer Robert Dawson earned his bona fides in the 1980s and '90s shooting spectacular images of the American West, often intended to highlight environmental threats such as drought and overdevelopment.
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First step: Transparency The Academy is a private organization, self-selected through internal recommendations and a rigorous vetting process that ensures its members are working industry pros with true bona fides.
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There's an argument to be made that Kaine starting playing up his pro-choice bona fides more aggressively when it became clear that Clinton might pick him as her running mate.
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Trump must deal both with Democrats who view the president-elect on almost apocalyptic terms and those in his own party who are suspicious of his motives or conservative bona fides.
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Now we know that, at the same time, Brazile at CNN was proving her Clinton loyalist bona fides by abusing the system and rigging the game to bolster Clinton over Sanders.
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Frank Hornstein, and then a third the next morning from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer: Chuck Schumer issues a statement in support of Ellison, including affirmation of Israel bona fides pic.twitter.
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Fronted by Boardwalk Empire alum Bobby Cannavale as struggling record exec Richie Finestra, the show received soft ratings and mixed-to-positive reviews from critics in spite of its bona fides.
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Considering the bona fides of Floyd Cardoz, the chef and driving force behind the year-old modern-Indian restaurant Paowalla, it's a bit dispiriting to get the upsell on your cocktail.
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Stephen Tobolowsky's comic bona fides have been well established since his turn as the insurance man Ned Ryerson in "Groundhog Day," and his first step in "Silicon Valley" is a doozy.
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Faith, who has traded her youthful activism for corporate pragmatism and establishment bona fides, has more than a dash of Hillary in her, and maybe Wolitzer felt that a dash sufficed.
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The Advise and Consent clause has become increasingly used in these hyper-partisan times as another way for senators to prove their conservative or liberal bona fides to their political bases.
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Disingenuous political leaders, talking heads and media members, and craven opportunists have shifted the conversation from calling out injustice and inequality to offering up patriotic bona fides and asking for unity.
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Mrs. Clinton's legion of online content producers have been hard at work, putting together video clips and writing listicles to expand the former first lady and secretary of state's bona fides.
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And the able Cincinnatians — led by Louis Langrée, who has proved his Classical-era bona fides summer after summer at the Mostly Mozart Festival in New York — were far from amateurs.
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Still, 29ix9ine had flaunted his street bona fides and Teflon nature in public, often daring rivals to "test my gangster," and continued the tough talk that was part of his brand.
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Instead, we closed the debate with a dozen candidates each trying to prove their bonhomie bona fides by describing their "surprising" friends, an impressive number of whom were the late Sen.
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Pandora was also careful to establish its new leader's musical bona fides as a replacement for Mr. Westergren, who frequently spoke about his travails as a member of an indie band.
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Warren spent much of the race as the policy candidate, turning "I&aposve got a plan for that" into a applause line on the stump to emphasize her intellectual bona fides.
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And given that Joker self-consciously, if clumsily, mimics two classic movies made by Martin Scorsese (whose own film The Irishman earned 10 nominations), its "serious" bona fides seem well-established.
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As if to shore up her country bona fides, that's immediately followed by "Hard Drive Home," a lovely, grand smear of sadness that features some of Ms. Bryan's most powerful singing.
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Once dismissed as merely a threat on clay, he torpedoed any remaining doubts about his hardcourt bona fides with a quite brilliant four-set defeat of Nadal in the quarter-finals.
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Rudy Giuliani, who was one of his competitors, had previously done a Fox News interview with a goo-goo-eyed Sean Hannity that was all about establishing his international bona fides.
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While touting her own expertise on the subject — she's the only member of Congress to have participated in both the Nixon and Clinton impeachment proceedings — she's highlighting her immigration bona fides.
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Mr. Fox and Clarion established their bona fides in this repertory in 2014 by helping to unearth Maximilian Steinberg's all-but-unknown masterpiece "Passion Week," which they later took to Moscow.
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But while her father has talked up her presidential bona fides, calling her a "natural diplomat," she told the AP she has no plans to run for office in the future.
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Despite her lack of experience in the creative sphere, Vince touted her WWE bona fides in an internal, company-wide memo dated January 26, 2015, which was obtained by VICE Sports.
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Winner: Ron DeSantis, Florida gubernatorial race Ron DeSantis, who ran against Democrat Andrew Gillum for the role of governor of Florida, leaned hard on his pro-Trump bona fides during the campaign.
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Jeezy wants to remind the world that his trap bona fides are every bit as strong as his longtime rival's, regardless of who Drake is more eager to pose with on Instagram.
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Barack and Michelle Obama, America's cool parents, further proved their Halloween bona fides today when they did the zombie dance from "Thriller" in front of a crowd of children and adoring press.
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Surely his rejection of the right to film cops, and backing of strip searches and the death penalty, outweighs a single pro-asylee ruling when judging his law-and-order bona fides.
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The attacks also highlight the growing rivalry between followers of the Islamic State and Al Qaeda, extremist organizations determined to prove their jihadist bona fides through a gruesome tally of random bloodshed.
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The latter dispute dominated much of the electoral campaign's rhetoric in the euro zone's fourth largest economy, with right-wing critics of Sanchez frequently competing to highlight their anti-secession bona fides.
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He seems unconcerned if political figures view criminal justice fixes as a way to attract attention from the party's base on the left, or to bolster fiscal bona fides on the right.
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Paige and I chatted about her interview process — she said she'd spoken with our managing editor, T.C. Sottek, which seemed to establish her bona fides — and then we headed to our meeting.
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If she doesn't do it, she'll be criticized for being inappropriate or not taking her new role as a politician seriously; if she does, she's accused of betraying her leftist bona fides.
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If your goal is to protect your source, revealing these sorts of details to establish your James Bond bona fides is an error that could be putting your source's life at risk.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "It's Not Too Late, Mr. Ryan" (editorial, April 12): Paul Ryan is under no obligation to prove his moderate conservative bona fides to The New York Times.
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Shortly thereafter, the Republican frontrunner touted the backing of the obscure group during a nationally televised debate—a dog whistle to hardcore gun voters meant to signal his Second Amendment bona fides.
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It recognizes that no approach, no matter what you call it, will be able to validate the permanent bona fides and intentions of all potential entrants with one a hundred percent certainty.
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Pentagon staffing issues Mattis, who retired from the military in 2013 as chief of US Central Command, was cheered by Republicans for his military bona fides and his blunt, straight-talking style.
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It's a little like Mint, but in your SMS Querying your banking data from a startup you've never heard of sounds perilous, but Kasisto does at least have some good bona fides.
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Yet Trump has long faced doubts about his conservative bona fides, in part because he said in an October 1999 interview with NBC that he was "very pro-choice" despite hating abortion.
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As a lawmaker with impeccable pro-Brexit bona fides and a wide following on the right wing of the party, he is among the most prominent cabinet ministers in Mr. Johnson's government.
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In the absence of others, such as economic progress, Kim is not likely to make major, irreversible concessions on something that underlines his bona fides as a strong leader on national security.
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Randal Pinkett, season four winner of the NBC show hosted by Trump, acknowledged the real estate mogul's bona fides as a businessman, but knocked his rhetoric against minority groups, according to CNN.
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"Trump on the other hand would like to have someone like Rubio," who could attract Hispanic voters and has national security bona fides as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations panel.
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Both Nadler, in his 13th term, and Lofgren, in her 12th, are seasoned veterans with strong liberal bona fides, and both are well respected across the various factions of the Democratic Caucus.
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And he attacks, mocks and threatens news outlets when they aren't "nice," building bona fides with a voter base that has been encouraged for decades to see Big Media as the enemy.
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Both Nadler, in his 13th term, and Lofgren, in her 12th, are seasoned veterans with strong liberal bona fides, and both are well respected across the various factions of the Democratic Caucus.
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In the post-Snowden era, internet companies now issue "transparency reports" intended to convey some information about government demands for information and to burnish their bona fides as protectors of civil liberties.
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The way he repeatedly recounts his accomplishments and expertise certainly suggests he's thinking about a 2020 run, as does the way he finds multiple excuses to invoke his middle-class bona fides.
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Local progressive advocacy groups immediately began asking her to speak at hearings and to the press, sometimes in her clerical collar, knowing that her religious bona fides gave her endorsements extra weight.
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The IRS itself lacks the institutional clout of the FBI, having been widely targeted by conservative lawmakers for attempting to apply scrutiny to the tax exempt bona fides of political advocacy groups.
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You don't need fancy tomatoes or lettuce with bona fides, just strong vinaigrette and enough time to allow the tomatoes to bleed out in it before you assemble the salad and serve.
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In trying to outdo each other in proving their progressive bona fides, they often spent more time discussing the crimes they would not prosecute as district attorney than the ones they would.
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In a scene meant to convey insider bona fides, one of Ms. Markle's friends, the actress Janina Gavankar, holds up her phone to show off a selfie of the two of them.
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The 22019-year-old father of three brings executive experience, crucial Washington relationships, foreign policy chops and conservative bona fides to a GOP ticket that had been severely lacking in those areas.
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The legitimacy conferred by a White House visit would have also been extremely valuable to Zelensky as he sought to establish his bona fides in a country with a legacy of corruption.
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The average H-210B petition, a collection of forms and documents attesting to the bona fides of a job offer and the person chosen to fill it, is about two inches thick.
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Such are its establishment bona fides that Shinzo Abe, the prime minister and scion of a political dynasty, worked at the company decades ago, before entering politics, the New York Times reported.
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Representative Jimmy Panetta of California put out a letter signed by eight other Democrats who are veterans in which they praised her commitment to their issues and her national security bona fides.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa and chairman of the judiciary committee, who often boasts of his bipartisan bona fides, said that "nominees have to have the top priority" right now.
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The game's creator, Bungie, has bona fides when it comes to the je ne sais quois of first-person shooters, a genre it helped popularize with its creation of the Halo franchise.
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Given the importance of Maduro's anti-Yankee bona fides to his appeal, he's probably never going to be a U.S. ally, and there's little to gain from trying to win his favor.
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Surely his rejection of the right to film cops and backing of strip searches and the death penalty outweighs a single pro-asylee ruling when judging his law-and-order bona fides.
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But because Trump has been so outspoken on trade deals, he has the bona fides, especially with working-class voters in the upper Midwest, to potentially change the political landscape on the issue.
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Pence's bona fides among Washington Republicans were re-affirmed this week after Tuesday's victory, with House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell praising him and opening their doors to him.
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Mitchell said that Clinton "proved her commander-in-chief bona fides in terms of being tough as a gender issue" during the pregame show for an NBC News town hall event in 2016.
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Pruitt is a noted culture warrior who was eager to stake out his conservative bona fides during his time in the Oklahoma legislature, including pushing for creationism to be taught in public schools.
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That's been true of every big Silicon Valley show recently: Under greater consumer and political pressure than ever, Google, Facebook, and Apple have all been spotlighting their privacy bona fides at every chance.
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Baker's best choice now could be Anthony Rendon who, while no Camera Eye at the plate, proved his Baueresque bona fides by leading the NL in runs scored in 2014 while batting second.
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While Sanders has appealed to the left of the party on campaign finance, education and health care, guns are one issue that Hillary Clinton has successfully used to hurt Sanders' liberal bona fides.
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The Live Nation deal follows months of lobbying in public and private, in which Founders trumpeted its indie bona fides and said that the arrival of A.E.G. had put its future in jeopardy.
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After founding Right to Bear Arms in 2011, Butina enhanced her bona fides by publicly calling for the relaxation of Russia's strict gun laws by modeling her gun rights group on the NRA.
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Blessedly, I never had the misfortune of being on the business end of one of his investigations, but his reputation while I was in the FBI was sterling, his nonpartisan bona fides unimpeachable.
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They are also liberals who establish their good-guy bona fides in a Texas border town so bigoted its inhabitants won't permit an American Indian to be buried on the local Boot Hill.
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Success, however, will require a careful, step-by-step course to test bona fides, build confidence, reduce violence and encourage the difficult negotiations in which Afghans themselves determine the political future of Afghanistan.
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Mitchell said that Clinton "proved her commander in chief bona fides in terms of being tough as a gender issue" during the pregame show for an NBC News town hall event in 2016.
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By doubling down on her fitness presence, for one thing: She added Fitbit Ambassador to her list of bona fides last fall and launched an athleisure collaboration with MPG Sports earlier this spring.
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You need a second row for intriguing Democratic governors past and present, such as Deval Patrick, Andrew Cuomo and John Hickenlooper, whose surname crowds a lapel button but whose bona fides are desirable.
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The Minnesota senator is at her best in conversational settings — inasmuch as conversation is possible at these cattle calls — where she can tout her pragmatic reputation in the Senate and bipartisan bona fides.
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Trump himself made appearances at the gathering starting in 2011, using his speeches to burnish his conservative bona fides before ultimately going on to win the GOP nomination and the presidency in 2016.
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After a pair of acclaimed performances in "Selena" and "Out of Sight" came early in her career, Lopez has mostly stuck to starring in light romantic comedies, which lowered her critical bona fides.
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"I never know how to sit in these chairs," he interjects, as Rubenstein attempts to lay out Benioff's bona fides as the multibillionaire founder and co-CEO of the business software giant Salesforce.
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In short, Iran knows that Trump touts hostage releases as signs of his own bona fides, and the regime could further appeal to his ego to secure additional swaps from the United States.
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Others also echoed this position, arguing that Bolton's conservative bona fides make him a potentially more politically potent witness — a Republican who could challenge the narrative of Trump's GOP defenders on Capitol Hill.
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Photo: GettyHappy International Women's Day, or (as brands have it circled on their calendars) The Day We Get To Show Off Our Feminist Bona Fides In The Form Of An Unconvincingly Earnest Publicity Stunt.
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He also played the role of top surrogate on the campaign trail, seeking to boost Trump's national security bona fides and also leading the charge on political attacks against Trump's Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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It's not like Wayne is traditionally a paragon of enlightened gender views (despite his bona fides as cunnilingus champion), but even setting a low bar, "Love Me" is an unnecessarily gross and vicious track.
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This is someone who has a lot of bona fides as a prosecutor, he's a prosecutor's prosecutor, and he's someone who's got likely allies as a potential FBI director nominee in both political parties.
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Still, I religiously read his weekly, polemical Voice dispatches in which he often described the ills of US society from the point of view of an energetic, radical, gay critic absent art bona fides.
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Ridley Scott's 503 Blade Runner isn't just a beloved property with the requisite nostalgia cachet, it has artistic bona fides that have earned it a place in the Criterion Collection and art house retrospectives.
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Should he run, Biden would likely join a crowded field of Democrats seeking to prove their anti-Trump bona fides to a political base that that is largely animated by opposition to the president.
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While it's an open secret in Washington that Harris is fortifying her liberal bona fides in pursuit of the Democratic nomination for president in 85033, her rhetoric at the hearing provokes some substantial questions.
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Wilson, who had been a moderate, pro-choice Republican, lurched to the right on issues like immigration and affirmative action, seeking to burnish his bona fides with conservative GOP primary voters across the country.
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Now in Trump's inner circle, Mulvaney faces a tricky task of sticking to his fiscal conservative bona fides while running the numbers on an ambitious Trump agenda that includes many big-ticket items. Sen.
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The result also had an unexpected benefit for the archdiocese, firming up Cardinal Dolan's bona fides: he had established himself as a churchman willing to turn in a fellow-churchman for the greater good.
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I think it's rad to only have to carry some jump drives and headphones, and I don't personally need to throw my back out with record crates to "prove" my bona fides to anybody.
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Nashville bona fides aside — Lil Nas X calls the track a hybrid: "country-trap" — in July, it became the longest-running No. 1 single in the 61-year history of Billboard's Hot 100 chart.
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It wasn't until I got to college that I met a critical mass of people who identified as "culturally Jewish," and felt free to do so myself without having to prove my bona fides.
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Several of the freshman senators are first-time politicians who ran on unapologetically progressive bona fides; some support proposals, such as legalizing recreational marijuana, that are still a source of debate, even among Democrats.
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If Wilson moved easily among the Yankees on Monday — he also addressed the team in a meeting — there are a number of Yankees who have enough football bona fides to find some common ground.
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Only the DCCC appears to be making an issue of Moser's Texas bona fides and has unloaded opposition research into the primary that says she still had Washington as her primary address in January.
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When Phil Jackson rejoined the Knicks as their president in 254, he brought considerable bona fides with him: his record 22016 championships as the coach of the Chicago Bulls and the Los Angeles Lakers.
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When male candidates want to prove their hard working bona fides and everyday-guy-ness, they tend to lose their ties and roll up their sleeves (except for Mr. Buttigieg, who loses his jacket).
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No one doubts the basketball bona fides of these N.B.A. veterans, but college basketball, with its massive N.C.A.A. rule book and academic requirements, presents a management challenge that is different from the N.B.A. game.
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Pence, who is campaigning with Trump on Tuesday night and likely knows the candidate the least well of the three, will need to prove his "attack dog" bona fides over the next few days.
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"It was Omarosa," James said in an interview on POLITICO's Women Rule podcast that aired Wednesday, discussing how she has not managed to land a job in the administration despite her conservative bona fides.
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And Newman is brandishing her Catholic bona fides in an ad released earlier this month highlighting her upbringing — noting where she was born and where she was baptized — while emphasizing health care and wages.
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For voters wary of Mr. Trump's conservative bona fides or personal conduct, Mr. Sessions, the first senator to back the New York developer's presidential campaign, has been something of a guarantor and a backstop.
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And while Sanders can easily compete here, his bona fides from his 2016 campaign may not be enough to differentiate himself with voters who might not care that he was first on these issues.
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Along with his current record presiding over an economic recovery in Indiana, Pence brings a number of conservative and establishment bona fides, including his time in House leadership while he was a member of Congress.
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But he put his vote on the record and mistakenly placed it in the wrong column, and caught some flak from progressives who started to call into question Kennedy's progressive bona fides in the process.
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Image 2 of 2 PARIS – As Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem warmed up before the French Open final, the booming voice of an announcer at Court Philippe Chatrier called out each player&aposs bona fides.
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Cher is ready to do her part to help those affected by President Donald Trump's decision to end DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) — and she has no time for trolls naysaying her bona fides.
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This has come up in past debates, and Cruz has defended his anti-immigration bona fides by insisting that the amendment was a poison pill, meant to eliminate any chance of the overall bill passing.
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The California senator's liberal bona fides have come under scrutiny from progressives, who say that Harris supported tough-on-crime policies as a prosecutor that disproportionately hurt minorities and the poor, such as criminalizing truancy.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has made inroads with the party establishment, has the bona fides to woo the left, but her decision to endorse Clinton over Sanders is still painful for activists who expected her support.
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In the 1980s I religiously read Indiana's weekly, polemical Voice dispatches in which he described the ills of US society from the point of view of an energetic, radical, gay critic absent art bona fides.
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Once establishing his bona fides, I would seek the IC's assessment of his understanding of how the Russian government and its cut-out organizations and schemes work, to include names he identifies in the dossier.
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Still, Abrams touted her liberal bona fides, telling CNN, "I am very proud to only ever have gotten Ds and Fs from the NRA, the only bad grades my parents have ever been proud of."
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He's sure acting like a man with a date with destiny, and, as we learned back when Eugene was lying about his world-saving scientific bona fides, Abraham is a man who needs a purpose.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is downplaying his GOP donations and defending his environmental bona fides after revelations he gave nearly $39,000 to Protect the House, a group seeking to maintain the party's imperiled House majority.
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THE TAKEAWAY Politicians have long fired guns and rifles in ads to prove their Second Amendment bona fides, but rarely has one shown such comfort with an assault rifle as Mr. Kander in this ad.
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Salmon, who's a key player in the Tea Party, endorsed Rubio as a candidate with strong national security bona fides who can take on the threat of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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After a week in which his pursuit of a compromise with Democrats on immigration rattled his supporters, the president appeared eager to seize on a range of red-meat issues to prove his bona fides.
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Mr. Kormakur, who directed the series's first and last episodes, has bona fides — he first made his mark internationally with "Jar City," an adaptation of a novel by the top Icelandic mystery writer Arnaldur Indridason.
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Though some researchers and activists question the environmental bona fides of biofuels, Democratic presidential candidates have pledged strong support for this industry, even as they've tried to outdo one another in ambition on climate change.
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Terranova had successfully infiltrated Steelgrave's crime family, following an arranged extended stint in prison designed to provide him the necessary bona fides -- referred to in the FBI as "backstopping," or plugging holes in your cover.
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Less successful are the direct-address monologues Ms. Hamill has interpolated, which state themes too baldly, and dance sequences set to the likes of "Thriller" and "Single Ladies," which blare the play's contemporary bona fides.
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" Ocasio-Cortez said the Congressional Progressive Caucus, of which she is a member, should expel lawmakers without adequate liberal bona fides, charging that "they let anybody who the cat dragged in call themselves a progressive.
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In the recent era, when wine critics worshiped at the altar of power and density, many montepulciano producers tried to prove their thoroughbred bona fides with opulent richness and an overreliance on new oak barrels.
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" How: "Some in [the] relatively small, conservative-leaning community [keep] tapping him for awards and keynote speaking slots, shepherding him around the Holy Land and speaking about his pro-Israel bona fides in glowing terms.
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In a defiant show of its nuclear-state bona fides, North Korea launched an intercontinental ballistic missile higher than ever before, and photos of the country's new missile suggest its capacities have never been greater.
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Chicago's growing progressive bloc, for instance, liked candidates such as the community organizer Amara Enyia, who had many of the lefty bona fides they craved and none of the old-school political entanglements they didn't.
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Publicly, the 22008 hopefuls are all about attracting low-dollar donors, trying to prove their grass-roots appeal and populist bona fides by touting large numbers of small donations — an ascendant force in Democratic politics.
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Indiana is home to perhaps the bitterest Republican primary in the country, with all three candidates scrambling to show voters their Trump bona fides and face incumbent Democratic Senator Joe Donnelly in the November election.
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This, the immigration skeptics argue, is proof that they are right: Democrats and other center-left parties can co-opt Trump and the European far right simply by leaning into their anti-migrant bona fides.
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To help determine if brokers would try to verify the buyer or his bona fides, Grow supplied them with an address that is a "virtual office," a location that Reuters rented for $101 a month.
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" Also name-dropped in the episode are these titans of black music, who serve to cement the bona fides of Benny Hope, the fictional charge and onetime virtuoso who looms over the entirety of "Teddy Perkins.
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Since returning to Texas in 1980, Wright has lived in Austin, the state capital that serves as a scapegoat for state lawmakers, who routinely attack the city in showy attempts to establish their conservative bona fides.
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While the DoD is in the process of reviewing the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract RFPs (assuming the work continues during the government shutdown), Microsoft continues to build up its federal government security bona fides, regardless.
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And as if to prove his conspiratorial bona fides, he's taken up the most unhinged version of the anti-vaxxer cause: "I am being proven right about massive vaccinations—the doctors lied," he tweeted in 2014.
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A nonprofit group backed by the wind industry is launching a seven-figure advertising blitz in Washington, D.C., touting the renewable energy's American bona fides, seeking to capitalize on President Trump's driving mantra of America First.
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But other contenders — including labor activist Wendy Carrillo, former Sanders deputy political director Arturo Carmona and Green Party candidate Kenneth Mejia — are touting their progressive bona fides and trying to paint Gomez as the establishment's pick.
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James Franklin does not have Dabo Sweeney's bona fides, McSorley does not have Watson's precision and Barkley, for all his brilliance, is still a running back and Nick Saban's defenses live to swallow running backs whole.
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Neither idea is likely to go very far in Congress, however, which has some skeptics calling the moves nothing more than a gimmick designed to boost the party's fiscal bona fides ahead of the midterm elections.
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Why should he be angry that the party has actively supported a candidate whose party bona fides are unimpeachable and who has contributed so much in so many ways to the party and fellow Democratic candidates?
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His politics fell afoul of the culture in a way that wound up costing him everything, but he refused to compromise them; and that refusal makes his political bona fides, according to the current moment, impeccable.
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YG is a Los Angeles native who knows the risks of "going Hollywood," a common expression of derision levelled at rappers from other cities who move to America's entertainment capital and shed their street bona fides.
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" She has attended events like the G20, though, it must be noted, to very mixed reviews, and is actively trying to establish her Republican bona fides by switching parties and announcing herself a "proud Trump Republican.
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Perhaps the most memorable of those interviews was his chat with Sir Rhodes Boyson, a conservative member of Parliament who establishes those bona fides early by acknowledging that he approves of disciplining students by caning them.
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It's easy to point to Dany's storyline as kind of a weird turn for Game of Thrones, because it wasn't so long ago that the show boasted something along the lines of pop feminism bona fides.
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The reactions to the two economic plans underscore not only the lingering skepticism about Ms. Harris's progressive bona fides, but also the divergent strategies she and Mr. Booker are using to present their campaigns to voters.
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But as hard-line Islam has gained more converts in Indonesia, Mr. Joko, who is up for re-election in April, has stressed his Muslim bona fides to combat rumors that he is secretly a Christian.
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The New York City chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America endorsed Ms. Nixon, but not before dozens of members signed onto a blog post urging against the decision, raising concerns about her socialist bona fides.
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Warren was dismissed early on by some as a "school marm" in love with lecturing, which emphasized her bona fides as a Harvard professor and a policy wonk more than her economically difficult upbringing in Oklahoma.
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The pattern is the same for the rest of the pardons given so far by this President: Those without either right-wing bona fides or the personal endorsement of a Trump-friendly celebrity need not apply.
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The big-box players have recently tried a variety of tactics — new brands, partnerships, and delivery choices — to prove their wine bona fides and attract the growing number of Americans replacing beer with wines and spirits.
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In doing so, Ms. Warren signaled to voters that she believes addressing matters of race and identity will prove as crucial to winning over Democrats as proving her bona fides on every element of economic populism.
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"The Governor ran an active campaign highlighting his experience and policy achievements, which may have overcome voters' concerns about corruption or his liberal bona fides," said Daniel Lewis, associate professor in political science at Siena College.
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One of several candidates who's leaned heavily into his Midwestern bona fides, Ryan is making the case that he can do what Trump hasn't been able to: save jobs in places that are still losing them.
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It was an impressive showing for the series, and an even more important statement from Hulu, which has been trying to establish its original-content bona fides in the face of critical successes from Netflix and Amazon.
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With full theatricality, he touts her moral bona fides in a stirring call to action that echoes the great courtroom dramas of film history while nailing that soaring, aspirational tone that's the key to Sorkin's best work.
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Maddox mocked Masterson's right-wing politics (he once wrote a book called Men Are Better Than Women) and Masterson and Kokkinos retaliated by challenging Maddox's feminist bona fides by pointing to misogynist passages in his own writing.
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Not only was Flake expected to lose in a general election, but he could not compete against a Republican primary opponent with unquestionable conservative bona fides—ironically, the same bone fides Flake possessed before Washington changed him.
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Reality Check: Trump on "Israeli Day Parade" February 25, 2016 By Lisa Rose, CNN At the GOP debate in Houston, Trump touted his bona fides as a supporter of Israel during the debate, sparring with Texas Sen.
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But he and Governor Andrew Cuomo, a fellow Democrat who spent the last year burnishing his own progressive bona fides while running for another term, had argued that the deal's job creation benefits far outweighed any cost.
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Entering the final stretch in Iowa, where evangelicals are a key portion of the Republican primary electorate, Trump has played up his Christianity and turned to supporters like Jerry Falwell Jr. to boost his religious bona fides.
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But my job is not to be your surrogate conscience, to tell you either that seeing this movie will affirm your abolitionist bona fides or that skipping it will affirm your solidarity with victims of sexual violence.
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Goldman Sachs, not exactly known for its youthful bona fides, has jumped onto the start-up trend for simple brand names and given its retail banking operation the same name as one of its founders, Marcus Goldman.
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The Prius Prime's tech bona fides lie both within the cockpit, and in the changes made to the overall body design and external components in order to help maximize efficiency for a hybrid with more electric boogaloo.
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Ideally, the time between elections should be spent positioning your client so they are so strong as to scare off all comers, or at least honing their bona fides the way a boxer trains for a prizefight.
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Moving ahead to primary states where Trump could again do well, the campaign plans to shore up the candidate's policy bona fides with a series of serious speeches on education reform, the military, and the Supreme Court.
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In interviews, several Chinese nutrition experts said they were not bothered by the relationship between ILSI and multinational beverage companies like Coca-Cola, and they defended the integrity of ILSI-backed researchers, praising their professional bona fides.
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James Hennessey and Victor Papanek's "Nomadic Furniture," published in 1973, was part of a renaissance in DIY instruction, one that emphasized the cardboard's open-source bona fides, as online instructions for making your own Google Cardboard did.
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ATLANTA — Georgia Republicans will pick their nominee for governor in a primary runoff on Tuesday, choosing between two longtime public officials who have been jockeying to prove their conservative bona fides and their fidelity to President Trump.
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Someone calling himself Guccifer 2800 appeared on the web, claiming to be the D.N.C. hacker — and he posted a confidential committee document detailing Mr. Trump's record and half a dozen other documents to prove his bona fides.
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Taken together, the discontent with the debate criteria and concerns about the lack of racial diversity on stage make the DNC an easy target for candidates eager to show off their progressive bona fides at the debate.
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Former vice president Joe Biden, who highlights his foreign policy bona fides and long experience on international conflicts on the campaign trail, did not hesitate to take the opportunity to take a jab at his closest rival.
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Ms. Handel, however, has the advantage of being a known quantity to many voters, having cemented her conservative bona fides as a Fulton County commissioner and Georgia secretary of state long before Mr. Trump's rise to power.
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Arizona A CNN analysis of Kantar Media/CMAG ad data shows how Republicans in Arizona's competitive Senate race have focused on immigration and security issues in their TV advertising, while also emphasizing their pro-Trump bona fides.
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Those are just recent examples, too; there's a long history of gaming fans waging war against publications that dare to write negatively about a game, with demands that a writer prove their bona fides before speaking up.
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By the time she made her 2020 presidential announcement in January, she was riding on both a "nevertheless, she persisted" narrative and bona fides that harked back to the characteristics of the Democratic Party's golden child, Obama.
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Old-school New York rap bona fides don't get much more impressive than a verse on the legendary 1988 posse cut "The Symphony," which features Masta Ace alongside fellow members of the Juice Crew hip-hop collective.
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Suburban-raised, Stanford-educated, Mr. Booker, 22009, had begun his political career in Newark by moving into decrepit public housing to earn his inner-city bona fides, a story replayed on documentary film even before his election.
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It's a high-dollar, last-ditch effort to stir doubts about Trump's populist bona fides in the run-up to the critical winner-take-all primaries on March 15 in five delegate-rich states, including Florida and Ohio.
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INGRAHAM: It&aposs about the fact that she has a pedigree and is now trying to push her more leftwing bona fides much more so than just her days as a prosecutor, which I think are really interesting.
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At his confirmation hearing, the term "originalism" will no doubt be uttered by every GOP senator trying to win points with his constituency and establish the nominee's bona fides as the heir apparent to the late Justice Scalia.
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As examples of Biden's progressive bona fides, a campaign spokesperson noted his close relationships with organized labor, his advocacy of marriage equality when it was still politically risky, and his recent comments urging an end to systemic racism.
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In Save Me the Plums, when she takes a job interview out for lunch — a candidate for executive editor who goes by Doc — she's showing off those populist bona fides and the good taste that comes with them.
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This year, Sanford spent over $267,000 from April 1 through May 23, and he's on air with an ad attacking Arrington for her vote in favor of the state's gas tax while touting his fiscal conservative bona fides.
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The two-day convention on Long Island served as a show of force from a state party content under the leadership of the governor — facing a formidable challenge from the left — to those questioning governor's progressive bona fides.
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According to insiders, the tactic requires companies and intelligence vendors to infiltrate a complex criminal ecosystem of chat rooms and forums where stolen data is bought and sold, and participants are often vetted for their underworld bona fides.
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Since 13 Reasons Why's premiere, writers for the show have had to defend their decision again and again in the court of public opinion, sometimes drawing on their own histories with suicide attempts to prove their bona fides.
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And this week, Google CEO Sundar Pichai jumped in the game, touting the company's privacy bona fides both in the annual Google I/O event in Silicon Valley and then on the pages of the New York Times.
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Before Cruz came on stage here in Davenport, a video montage featured conservative radio heavyweights trumpeting the Texas Senator's bona fides: "Ted Cruz is the most conservative candidate running, the most consistently conservative candidate running," Mark Levin said.
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Seven Democratic colleagues attached themselves immediately, and by the end of the month, Harris, whose progressive bona fides have been called into question by activists, became the first senator to go further and formally back the Sanders plan.
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Psychoanalysis had already been discredited as a medical science, Crews wrote; what researchers were now revealing was that Freud himself was possibly a charlatan—an opportunistic self-dramatizer who deliberately misrepresented the scientific bona fides of his theories.
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For instance, red-state Democrats like Joe Manchin may want to boast about their pro-gun bona fides, which will actually give them more ability to push for gun control legislation because gun owners will feel less threatened.
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Cobert had previously worked to streamline the information technology acquisition process at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), giving her the tech bona fides lawmakers were calling for at the OPM in the wake of the hacks.
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In August, during an interview with a local television station, Cindy Hyde-Smith, the junior Republican senator from Mississippi, sought to shore up her national security bona fides by sharing a trip she took to the southwest border.
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Apple had been riding high on its privacy bona fides thanks to a series of flubs by other major tech companies, but a new Washington Post report shows that the company's products have their own major privacy shortcomings.
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It was a story line promulgated by Hollywood within which veteran disparagement became a kind of "war story," a way of credentialing the warrior bona fides of veterans who may have felt insecure about their service in Vietnam.
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His opponent in the election, Jackie Lacey, a career prosecutor with strong law-and-order bona fides, made history in 2012 when she became the first woman and the first African-American elected district attorney in Los Angeles.
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Directed by William Eubank from a script by Brian Duffield and Adam Cozad, it tries to establish some "Alien"-of-the-deep bona fides with its lead, Kristen Stewart, being lean, taciturn and intense in the opening scene.
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"For my bona fides here, I want to make it clear at the outset, No. 1, I voted to give the President the authority to go to Iraq, and I believe it was the correct vote," Biden said.
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" Walker, like Sanders, has anti-establishment bona fides: After deciding against a run for the U.S. Senate next year, Walker decried the primary as a race "orchestrated by Washington elites, instead of being left up to the voters.
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Lawmakers who supported the bill did not hesitate to challenge the pro-gun bona fides of Ms. Fallin, a two-term governor who cannot seek re-election when Oklahomans go to vote in November because of term limits.
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It's left the self-styled liberal analog to Fox News trapped between Democrats in Washington, many of whom worry a Sanders nomination could torpedo down-ballot races, and progressives who are calling BS on its progressive bona fides.
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It's unclear, however, if such overtures will work with white evangelicals who did not support the president in 2016 because they were skeptical of his conservative bona fides, opposed to his policy agenda and wary of his personality.
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But Michael Spyres, who makes a belated Met debut in the final two performances, is hardly the J.V. team; among his Berliozian bona fides is a superbly sensitive "Damnation de Faust" recording released just a few months ago.
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He is allowed to wave his position as acting solicitor general in the Obama administration as liberal bona fides but fails to mention that his current work involves representing large corporate interests in front of the Supreme Court.
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Turning the dried skin of the coffee bean, that falls of during roasting, into auto parts is a relatively minor effort compared to that, but Ford hopes that it will bolster its environmental bona fides all the same.
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That defense would entail testimony and documentary evidence about Assange's journalistic bona fides that would go far outside the scope of the alleged criminal conspiracy with Chelsea Manning, and it could very well reach Trump and his inner circle.
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Once Elba nails his espionage bona fides as Bond, it's only wise that he use his expertise (and his chest, which would look great in polyester shirts unbuttoned to the navel) to do my date's horrible artistic vision justice.
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Still, Trump didn't seem to be in any rush to fire a trusted loyalist who had won a place in his inner circle during the campaign by vigorously defending Trump's national security bona fides and sharply attacking Hillary Clinton.
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Moreover, by adding his more traditional conservative cred to the Trump ticket, Pence did his best to help Trump get elected by shoring up his support with Evangelical voters who may have doubted his (very shaky) religious bona fides.
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One of the strangest things about this is that Perez has fine progressive bona fides, even though he isn't quite Ellison, and could easily make a number of substantive arguments about why he's the right man for the job.
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In his introductions to the stories in JUST OVER THE HORIZON: The Complete Short Fiction of Greg Bear, Volume 1 (Open Road, paper, $16.99), Bear frequently touts their scientific bona fides and provides some information about their publication history.
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According to one intelligence official, it was Haspel's bona fides as a front-line veteran of the campaign against al-Qaida that helped win Trump's admiration early on in his presidency, when he named her the agency's deputy director.
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Anderson really shows her true colors (as, btw, a fitness empresario who literally has zero fitness certifications or bona fides, according to this fantastic New York Times story) when she touts her method as not being damaging to muscles.
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Watching Mr. Ovitz simultaneously manage his clients and his partners while the going was good is something to behold: the strange fascination with gifting and clothing; the obsession with establishing bona fides in art and architecture; even the dissembling.
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We've learned there is some dissension within the Democratic Party on how to handle tough votes like this: Some leaders seem sympathetic to lawmakers from swing districts who want to take votes to shore up their bipartisan bona fides.
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When Bryndon Cook's debut album came out just under two years ago, he already possessed impressive industry bona fides — namely, a six-year stint in Solange's band, and credits on albums by the likes of Blood Orange and Porches.
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These types of companies are held in extremely high regard by the market, and so a high revenue growth trajectory by PTON is likely to be amplified by an expanding multiple as the company develops its SaaS bona fides.
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And Ryan, who took over the Speaker's gavel last year with designs of uniting his sharply divided party, said he's simply not convinced the Manhattan billionaire possesses the conservative bona fides needed to lead the GOP into the future.
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If she does, I will return to this site and offer her the highest praise for taking a stand of principle that proves her bona fides as a legitimate and powerful advocate for the rights and interests of women.
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Copland had Socialist sympathies, but he was also a savvy businessman, and orchestrating the work was a strategic move, allowing him to reassert his modernist bona fides at a time when more populist styles had acquired a Soviet tinge.
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But contra Spicer, it doesn't appear that it changed anything: Trump stuck with Flynn, a loyalist who'd won a place in his inner circle by endorsing Trump's national security bona fides during the election and brutally hammering Hillary Clinton.
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It might seem like an odd question to pose about a guy who has drawn endorsements from the likes of David Duke, but no one invites as much speculation as to the billionaire's extremist bona fides as the man himself.
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His rock and roll bona fides was only one strand of a web of myths he pulled out of his suede jacket like a well-rolled joint: cowboy, poet, romantic, family man, philosopher, and ultimately, the bard of the digital revolution.
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For one, Snoop was briefly signed to Cash Money rivals No Limit in the 90s, and he is also probably the world's most famous Crip, as opposed to Wayne and Birdman, who vocally flash their Blood bona fides whenever possible.
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Current position: Federal appellate judge (Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals) The case for him: Kethledge has Kavanaugh's assets — solidly conservative jurisprudence; longtime Republican bona fides; an appropriate level of discretion in public comments about hot-button issues — without Kavanaugh's paper trail.
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RELATED: Donald Trump tries to prove his Israel bona fides Trump first said late last year that he would like to remain "neutral" in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in order to better negotiate a peace settlement in the decades-old conflict.
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In the time between 2003 and yesterday, Lyons was responsible for J.Crew's fashion bona fides, making its seasonal collection presentation at Fashion Week a must-attend, confirming trends and setting others, while becoming an industry celebrity in her own right.
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Warren, who was elected to the Senate in 20163, was appointed to the Senate Armed Services Committee this year in what many viewed as an opportunity to bolster her national security bona fides ahead of a possible 2020 presidential run.
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Trump swore on the campaign trail to establish his populist bona fides and connect with the working class, while at the same time distinguishing himself from typical Republicans like Jeb Bush, the high-minded WASP, or Mitt Romney, the prim Mormon.
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But Margaret Thatcher is far too consequential to be retired as a plaster saint or to stand in for the creative destruction of global capitalism or to serve as the touchstone by which the bien-pensants establish their bona fides.
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We often refrain from calling out anti-Semitism on our side for fear of our political bona fides being questioned or, worse, losing friends or being smeared as the things we most revile: racist, white supremacist, colonialist and so on.
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Her liberal bona fides, fundraising prowess and past leadership successes are unquestioned on the left, but a new generation of Democratic lawmakers are moving into the Capitol and there have been growing calls for the established leaders to clear out.
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I can see a bunch of highly paid television scribes huddled in a room bursting at the seams with empty cans of La Croix, trying to sort out the fastest way to establish their protagonist's blue-collar, all-American bona fides.
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The NRA spent more than $30 million to help elect Trump in the 2016 presidential election and provided a boon of conservative bona fides at a time when Trump's candidacy was met with skepticism by many who doubted his conservative credentials.
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"Typical Australians would genuinely question the bona fides of the players in a case like that and the slim prospects of that occurring doesn't warrant the pages and pages of commentary and debate that have been dedicated to it," he added.
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But his blessing comes the same day that Trump, who is eager to shore up his bona fides with evangelicals in Iowa as well, released the backing of Jerry Falwell Jr., a venerated Christian leader and the president of Liberty University.
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At the time, despite literally half a decade of trying to prove his bona fides as a successor to Jay Z, Wayne was written off most of all by the type of heads who might bump a Little Brother album.
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But to prove her bona fides to Arizona's conservative primary voters, and to keep the president from wading into the race against her, Ms. McSally has embraced Mr. Trump in ways that could create difficulties for her in the general election.
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The show on Tuesday will be their 30th at the theater, and for good reason: Soulful rock that wears its roots-music bona fides on its sleeve — performed by some of the genre's most exceptional musicians — is hard not to enjoy.
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And as much as his long history provided him with the bona fides necessary to lead a radical presidential campaign, he was as much shaped by the times in which he emerged as he was a shaper of those times.
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Many Chavistas saw him as a sellout, a former comrade who had traded in his leftist bona fides for a taste of power in the 1990s, when he held a post in the cabinet of Rafael Caldera, Mr. Chávez's predecessor.
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It's also part of a larger pattern in which Biden tends to shore up his progressive bona fides not by disavowing positions he took in the past — for the Iraq War, for example — but by denying that he ever took them.
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The seat has been Republican for decades, but Democrats think Mr. McCready can win it in November by focusing on his centrist message and his military bona fides (his new campaign ad opens with him in fatigues and a flak jacket).
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Joe Grogan, the White House domestic policy council chief, was also floated as a potential replacement for Azar, based on his conservative bona fides and deep involvement with the Trump administration's health agenda, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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The meeting of big-shot chief executives at the White House on Friday — people like Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase and Stephen A. Schwarzman of Blackstone — was supposed to prove the bona fides of the new, business-focused businessman-turned-president.
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" Poe, Finn and Rey remain a "dream team"; Adam Driver as Kylo Ren "delivers a startlingly raw performance"; and added characters like Kelly Marie Tran's Rose re-establish the franchise's diversity bona fides — "a vision of the future you can recognize.
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There were high hopes for Brown on the left, both for his liberal bona fides and his ability to win in the Buckeye State, but it would have been tough for him to cut through in a bracket that includes Sens.
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And as Pete Buttigieg has risen in the polls and Joseph R. Biden Jr. has proved durable, Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have been happy to demonstrate their left-wing bona fides by contrasting themselves with the more moderate contenders.
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Markey, who has maintained his liberal bona fides since entering the Senate in 2013, appeared to be coasting early on in his reelection campaign ahead of the 2020 race until Kennedy announced he was mulling a Senate bid of his own.
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"President Buhari said that his administration will continue to insist on a thorough authentication of the identities and bona fides of any persons or groups claiming to have custody of the girls before entering into negotiations with them," he said.
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Few question Secretary Acosta's bona fides — he is a former member of National Labor Relations Board and former assistant attorney general for civil rights at the U.S. Department of Justice — but his views on labor policy issues are not well known.
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Now that I am a woman who can maturely support other women instead of sneering at their lack of bratty bona fides, relationships like Kat's with Bianca and with, well, most people in general is something that I appreciate, not judge.
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" The Spin review gets to the heart of the Sheeran backlash, however: "For all his nice guy bona fides, perhaps that means Sheeran isn't too different from Drake, another nonthreatening Ned with uninteresting ideas about how women are supposed to act.
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While Pence is relatively soft-spoken compared with the other contenders for the number two spot, he would bring valuable political experience to balance out the ticket, and conservative bona fides that reportedly make him the favored pick of senior GOP officials.
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An actor beloved in part for his "woke bae" bona fides, Ansari wasn't revealed by the website Babe as a violent serial predator but a sexually aggressive man who read a young woman's verbal and nonverbal discomfort with his behavior as enthusiasm.
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In order to maintain true crypto bona fides, Sirin Labs is holding a token sale that will allow only token holders to buy the phone, thus futzing with the phone's demand curve and allowing users to trade in the Finney's own currency.
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And lest we forget, Rousey's Olympic bona fides, an authentic talent for drawing attention, and an instinct for armbars pried open the door for women in the UFC in 2013, long after Dana White said he'd never add them to the roster.
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And while Cruz has worked to establish his Second Amendment bona fides, some establishment figures in the Republican Party see this alliance as one of the most serious problems he would face in broadening his appeal if he reaches the general election.
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Still, the gloves have not completely come off: While Trump has criticized Cruz's policy positions on ethanol mandates and portrayed himself as the true leader on border security, Cruz has yet to directly attack the New Yorker's bona fides on those issues.
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Stallworth successfully infiltrated a local Ku Klux Klan chapter with an ingenious two-pronged approach: He convinced the chapter's leader of his "racist" bona fides on the phone and used a white fellow officer (Adam Driver) to pose for face-to-face encounters.
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Bill Clinton became the first Democrat to win the White House in 12 years after attacking a black rapper for making anti-white comments and very pointedly executing a black man with an intellectual disability to prove his anti-crime bona fides.
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The hearings thus have become a performative ritual: One party hopelessly tries to pry out a nominee's views on abortion and LGBT rights, while the president's party lauds the nominee's legal bona fides without asking substantive questions about potential issues before the court.
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But some Democrats in New York, especially his primary rival, Cynthia Nixon, have suggested that the governor's long tolerance of anti-abortion Senate Republicans in Albany, and a renegade group of Democrats they collaborated with, has badly undercut his feminist bona fides.
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Angelenos and New Yorkers line the sidewalks in the gathering darkness, presenting their bona fides or tall tales to the nearest bouncer, straining their necks to find old friends — or new connections who might see in them what they see in themselves.
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Kamworor, a two-time world champion in the half-marathon, established his bona fides at 26.2 miles on the streets of New York on Sunday, holding off Kipsang and the rest of the men's field in 2 hours 10 minutes 242 seconds.
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Edward LeeAuthor, chef-owner of 610 Magnolia and two other restaurants in Louisville, and Succotash in Washington, D.C. Lee may not regularly cook at home, but when pressed he showed off his chef bona fides by cooking up something from next to nothing.
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Back in 1991, as a judge on the Philadelphia-based United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, Sam Alito had proven his anti-abortion bona fides with a separate opinion in a case that reviewed Pennsylvania's sweeping Abortion Control Act.
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"He added that Volker testified he did not believe Giuliani was carrying out Trump's policy directives but rather "indicating his views" of what he thought "would be useful" for the Ukrainians to use to convince Trump of their "anti-corruption bona fides.
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Its endorsement in that race is interesting because both Hassan and Ayotte have looked to highlight their green bona fides, with Ayotte releasing an ad last year announcing her support for the Clean Power Plan, President Obama's controversial climate rule for power plants.
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Throughout the campaign, Mr. Edwards, a rare Democrat holding statewide office in the South, shined a spotlight on his conservative bona fides, like his support for a state law barring abortion after the pulsing of what becomes the fetus's heart can be detected.
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For Biden, large job cuts in a key battleground state could have been a ready-made opportunity to burnish his blue-collar bona fides and force Republican President Donald Trump to defend how a major refinery in the state shut on his watch.
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Rauner's road to victory in the primary, paved in December 2016 with an initial investment of $50 million from his own coffers, turned rocky toward the finish, as Ives, questioning his bona fides on social issues, made a strong push for conservative voters.
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Thanks largely to "Carpool Karaoke" — in which he is joined on musical drives by the likes of Adele, Justin Bieber and even Michelle Obama — Mr. Corden, 38, has carved out a valuable niche as a well-liked comedian with musical bona fides.
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In Meadows' thinking, you can do all that and still not have a "racial bone" in your body -- as long as you have a black person or three to trot out when necessary to vouch for your "good white man" bona fides.
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Given the number of vacancies in the Trump administration and Hensarling's conservative bona fides, no doubt the president would appoint him to an important position at Treasury or elsewhere in the government, if he would want to serve in the current administration.
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If the deal passes Congress it'll be Trump's biggest policy victory since Republicans slashed corporate and personal tax rates two years ago — and could prove to be a huge political win for Trump, shoring up his populist bona fides for the 2020 election.
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The colonel had made contact with the Americans the previous August through a handwritten letter in broken English to the United States Embassy in Bonn; convinced of his bona fides, the agency had reached for a trusted Polish-speaking officer, Mr. Forden.
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In recent months, a small cottage industry has popped up to serve this very clientele: Ukrainians with Jewish roots who have not practiced Judaism for years, if ever — and who thus need evidence of their Jewish bona fides to gain entry to Israel.
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Mr. Cyrus defended the country bona fides of the original version of "Old Town Road" on Wednesday, adding to the pressure on Billboard and the Nashville establishment by casting Lil Nas X in the role of a beloved country music archetype — the outlaw.
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Frances Katzen, an agent with Douglas Elliman, recently listed in Sutton Place, on the east side of Manhattan, a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with plenty of natural light and prewar bona fides for $599,000 — a 20 percent markdown from its previous price of $750,000.
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At the time, Obama administration officials viewed the Trump team's interventions as an egregious breach of diplomatic protocol and a shameless attempt to boost their pro-Israel bona fides despite long-standing US policy that Israel's construction of settlements constitutes an obstacle to peace.
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There were also a couple weird moments with Tulsi Gabbard, who challenged the Massachusetts senator to adopt her pro-Assad and "anti-regime change war" stance in Syria, and confronted Warren on her commander-in-chief bona fides before the moderators cut to commercial.
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The show is eager to establish its 1973 music-world bona fides, and although "Vinyl" is peppered with anachronisms — everything from Lyme disease to modern subway benches — it largely captures the feel of New York City and the cheerfully corrupt record business of that era.
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Kelly and one of the Orville's female technicians, Alara (Halston Sage), try to convince the Moclans that girls can be strong too, which feels more like MacFarlane trying to prove his feminist bona fides than like a relevant argument concerning the topic at hand.
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But it's equally easy to imagine how the young and the old in this case conceptualize their timeframes, priorities, and futures differently, and how that may contribute to a divide between younger and older feminists that in no way compromises either group's feminist bona fides.
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Several articles about Buttigieg's religious left bona fides have made mention of his affinity to the "Social Gospel," with Temple University professor David Maslin making the connection explicit by claiming Buttigieg is bringing values from this early-20th-century movement into the early 21st.
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While they represent a wide range of musical styles and experiences — Gabriel and Clark are art-rock veterans, Hopkins is an accomplished electronic producer, and Salonen conducts the London Philharmonia Orchestra — Ahtisaari is more interested in their value as thinkers than their musical bona fides.
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The annual ritual is part love fest, with a parade of politicians reaffirming their pro-Israel bona fides, and wonk fest, with speakers getting deep into the weeds on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and U.S. military and financial support for its closest Mideast ally.
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If one of those Texas towns lands the new headquarters, it could also deliver something of an added political coup for the likes of Cruz — a failed 2016 presidential candidate who may wish to burnish his business bona fides in a future White House bid.
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Jack Del Rio maintained his risky coach bona fides by attempting a fourth-and-four from near midfield late in overtime, though at that point Sebastian Janikowski had already missed two long field goals to win, so that might have influenced things as well.
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But to go all-in for Trump is to take leave of your Republican bona fides and embrace life as a Trump Mini-Me — a gamble that not a single Republican senator up for re-election this fall appears to have the stomach for.
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Then, after we were introduced to the main characters, including Earn's withholding father (the winning character actor Isiah Whitlock, Jr.), we watched Earn spar about money and childcare with Van and work to establish his managerial bona fides with Alfred by paying a radio d.j.
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From the wordiness to the gentle, mournful melodies, the songs are pure 60s reverie—Dylan gone electric and then some, with someone, in this case whichever hometown haters continue to doubt Nothing's noise-pop bona fides, inevitably yelling "Judas" (cause this is also hardcore).
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Whether this is a good thing in esports—and a good thing for the players themselves— is an ongoing debate, but Jahzo operates at the intersection of those worlds, boasting both a longstanding personal friendship with Kronovi but also his own Rocket League bona fides.
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When Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois, who once described Trump as "too bigoted and racist" to be president, impugns the patriotic bona fides of his opponent, Tammy Duckworth, by invoking her Asian ancestry, it's absurd to pretend that these things came out of nowhere.
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Reminding Mr. Buckingham of the attorney general's bona fides as an immigration hard-liner, Mr. Sessions asked him to come to a different conclusion, according to three people who worked alongside Mr. Buckingham in the federal programs division and were briefed on the exchange.
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Ned Lamont, a business executive and recurring political candidate, has focused on his outsider bona fides and emphasized that his administration would roll back the hefty property taxes constituents currently pay and invest more in education in his bid to keep the governor's mansion blue.
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Mr. Schneiderman also seems to have used his feminist reputation as a tool to access the exact kind of women he apparently enjoyed breaking down, while his liberal bona fides made the women who say he mistreated them second-guess themselves, and stay quiet.
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The government publicly proclaims its concerns about the environment and its green bona fides, but Japan's powerful Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) is a key player in decisions about the country's energy, and it prioritizes reliable and cheap power over low emissions.
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Beyond its environmental bona fides, it has struck a chord among professional women who rave about the comfort of its work-appropriate flats — a category of shoe that, for many, is usually synonymous with either blistered heels and bandaged toes or else sad, orthopedic styles.
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To build the wall, the federal government has waived dozens of laws protecting air, endangered species and habitat at a time when many Democrats are eager to show their bona fides as climate change warriors by signing on to an ambitious green new deal.
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Biden, whose common-man bona fides were seen as an antidote to Barack Obama's Ivy League credentials and relative aloofness, spoke evocatively of the pain felt by a portion of America that is more usually described in the gauzy, romantic tones of American greatness.
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While there figures to be no shortage of quality starting pitching on the market, few players bring the playoff bona fides of Hamels, the most valuable player in the 2008 World Series who also helped carry the Rangers to the playoffs in 2015 and 2016.
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His TV ads were on the air months before those of other candidates, and rather than emphasizing his conservative bona fides — the chief driver of voters in a Republican primary — he spent deeply from his fortune to attack the Justice Department for his conviction.
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Dolittle — then called The Voyage of Doctor Dolittle, much like the classic novel it's based on — was retooled by two different filmmakers with more family-friendly bona fides, a process that works for some big-budget films, but absolutely did not help this one.
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G.M. is working hard to establish its own bona fides in automotive innovation, developing home-grown technology, acquiring or investing in Silicon Valley companies with promising approaches to self-driving or ride-hailing systems, and bringing a new electric car, the Chevrolet Bolt, to market.
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It has presented a showcase for eager messengers (and possible 2020 presidential contenders) like Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who brandished their anti-Trump bona fides by speaking out against Judge Gorsuch from the moment he was announced.
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Amnesty International's revelations that arrested Turkish "opponents" of the regime had been hogtied, pressed together like sardines and raped drew special outrage from American academics, ever eager to tout their sanctimonious bona fides by standing in the forefront against human rights abuses wherever they materialize.
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And with the field of candidates jostling to prove their progressive bona fides, Patrick's time at Bain Capital — along with earlier stints at Texaco, Coca-Cola and the parent company of the now-shuttered subprime mortgage lender Ameriquest — could open him to further attacks.
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She has significant expertise in administrative law, which makes up a major part of the DC Circuit's docket, as well as deep conservative bona fides — she clerked for Justice Clarence Thomas, served in the George W. Bush administration, and is a member of the Federalist Society.
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We know that Ford cares deeply enough about its technological chops (or the perception of those bona fides) that it dumped $1 billion into a previously unknown AI company and even pushed out its smiley CEO in favor of one with deeper ties to Silicon Valley.
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As a politician, he's tried to use that background as a strength—touting his self-funding as a way of projecting that he's not owned by corporate interests and pushing his tech bona fides as a reason he can lead the way on those types of issues.
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When Kavanaugh joined the DC Circuit in 2006, his position on that court, combined with his conservative bona fides — he worked for independent counsel Ken Starr during the Clinton administration and served under former president George W. Bush — quickly put him on Supreme Court watch lists.
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It's that fact that those who attempt to arbiter (whether in good faith or in very, very bad faith) the socialist bona fides of the Nazi Party program seem to forget: Hitler's politics were based on a foundation of racism and anti-Semitism, first and foremost.
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Not quite a journalist, not quite a coder, and certainly not your traditional social scientist, he's a potent blend of all three—a tireless internet sleuth with prestigious academic bona fides who can crack and crunch data and serve it up in scoops to the press.
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He would do nothing to shore up support among those who doubt Trump's conservative bona fides, or his commitment to fighting the culture wars, though it would presumably comfort some of those who doubt that Trump is temperamentally fit for the role of commander-in-chief.
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Zea's varied résumé includes recurring roles on dramas (Justified, The Following) and soap operas (Passions) alike, but in The Detour, she not only proves her comic timing bona fides opposite Jones but steals almost every scene she's in by delivering Robin's jokes with a casual shrug.
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But Browning's blue-collar bona fides make her the ideal candidate in an area that swung hard from Obama to Trump, and the party should be wary of nominating anyone like Gershon, who likely doesn't know the parts of the district that aren't on the Hampton Jitney.
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I have not held a conversation with him in close to 20 years; although I was shocked when I learned of the crimes of which he was convicted, I have no basis in personal knowledge either to vouch for his bona fides now or to reject them.
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A long, tense, highly effective opening scene involving a suicide bomber on a train establishes Budd's bona fides — he's capable and compassionate in a crisis, but he's got a twitch, a crack in his armor presumably caused by post-traumatic stress and associated problems with his marriage.
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Republican voters, meanwhile, passed over candidates with actual fiscal-conservative and evangelical bona fides, like Ted Cruz, in favor of one whose only sustained and consistent point of contact with past Republican practice was the winking subtext of the party's white identity politics, delivered without the wink.
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Cannes Film Festival CANNES, France — Bringing a slick studio film to the Cannes Film Festival carries plenty of risk: French journalists are unafraid to boo when they doubt a movie's artistic bona fides, and a chorus of jeers can inspire headlines that are hard to recover from.
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Roosevelt built his bona fides as a national leader during the Depression, and so the "during World War II" part of the book's subtitle is a bit misleading; Strausbaugh devotes more than a third of the volume to the years before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Instead, she came off like an enthusiastic mom trying to spice up a school talent show and constantly prove her #woke bona fides with winking references to how messed up a certain president is (and when I say "winking," I mean she literally said, "wink wink").
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He's glad that products he's found through the site have sustainable bona fides, but it's pure economics that have made him an evangelist; one of his favorite purchases was an Elvis & Kresse messenger bag, which is made from upcycled hoses decommissioned by the British fire brigade.
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To score a ticket to Game 1, Lipman, an interventional radiologist, cold-called another one in Winnipeg, Brian Hardy, and presented his bona fides: a Thrashers season-ticket holder with a closet full of Jets jerseys who watches practically every game on his laptop or phone.
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Finally, it benefited greatly from the fabulous presence of Gina Gershon as Helene Von Wyatt, a viciously snobby fashion designer whose upcoming show is a chance for the Lyon family to prove its upper-crust bona fides to Cookie's new boyfriend, Angelo DuBois, and his elitist mother.
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Given the recent cascade of announcements from automakers seeking to burnish their green bona fides by pledging to spend billions on electric vehicles, how is it that a major auto show held in our nation's capital features just two U.S. electric vehicles from a single U.S. manufacturer?
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It has become a kind of litmus test for progressive bona fides on the left flank of the Democratic Party in New York, exposing the same sorts of fault lines — pragmatism versus principle; rapid versus deliberate change; capitalism versus socialism — that are roiling the party nationally.
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The liberal icon and Republican bete noire has amassed more money in her campaign war chest than nearly any senator in modern history, groomed political connections with Democrats who've been skeptical of her in the past, and worked to bolster her bipartisan and foreign policy bona fides.
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Almost no band is more effective at this tightrope walk than Turnstile, a multiracial five-piece outfit from Baltimore with rigorous bona fides and an unerring instinct to color just beyond the lines in ways that unflamboyantly but purposefully illuminate the beauty of the lines themselves.
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A fading Cruz would have little room to expand his appeal beyond right-wing purists (his concession speech tonight once again played up his "consistent conservative" bona fides), and his campaign would serve barely any purpose other than to deny Rubio a chance to challenge Trump one-on-one.
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By April, the "country trap" single had become a monster hit, with its success fueled in part by debate over its country music bona fides; the simple, snappy song has since held the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for a record-breaking 14 weeks straight.
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That self-deception is critical, since it lowers the cost of demonstrating our prosocial bona fides: we would be heavily cognitively taxed if we had to constantly pretend as if we cared about the environment when what we really care about is being perceived as an ethical consumer.
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The government, which groups two liberal parties with two Christian ones, reaffirmed its gay-friendly bona fides: the minister of education and culture, a member of the liberal D66 party, called the Nashville Statement "a step backwards in time", and the justice ministry said it might constitute hate speech.
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Her well-coiffed appearance and TED Talk bona fides have drawn comment from outlets like the New York Times: "Petite, perfumed, blonde and someone who strategically brushes back her hair while speaking, Ms. Perel quickly builds intimate connections," is how Susan Dominus described her in a 2014 profile.
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The NRA spent more than $30 million to help elect Trump in the 2016 presidential election, according to the Center of Responsive Politics, and provided a boon of conservative bona fides at a time when Trump's candidacy was met with skepticism by many who doubted his conservative credentials.
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Maybe, and this is just a hypothesis, if you hadn't sold out to Wall Street and sent us to war to bolster your hawkish political bona fides and run a truly terrible campaign, then people wouldn't have gone looking to Jill Stein or Trump or whoever for an alternative.
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Kemp, Georgia's secretary of state, led what amounted to a coordinated effort to purge blacks from the voter rolls, spread false rumors that Abrams encouraged undocumented immigrants to vote and appeared in an ad before the primary election loading a rifle to prove his National Rifle Association bona fides.
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The movie's feminist bona fides have been questioned, notably by Alyssa Rosenberg in The Washington Post, who wrote that she was "more dismayed by the idea that the uproar around 'Ghostbusters' has pushed feminists into championing Paul Feig's remake" than by the misogynist outrage over the all-female cast.
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That's not exactly borne out by a careful look at his career, and he'll have a first chance to prove his contemporary bona fides with the orchestra at David Geffen Hall as he leads the premiere of "Unearth, Release," Julia Adolphe's new concerto for principal violist Cynthia Phelps.
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Pittman, a veteran of The Tampa Bay Times whose Floridian bona fides date to 1850, writes that the book grew out of a series of Slate assignments chronicling the state's endemic absurdity, which stories themselves were inspired by the litany of #Florida links he would post to Twitter.
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"I guess I'm having something of a moment," Skolnick said modestly during a recent interview at his studio in Hudson, the riverside town north of Manhattan that in recent years has enjoyed an economic recovery and established some hipster bona fides after decades of boom-and-bust convulsions.
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The departure of the European Medicines Agency, Europe's equivalent of the Food and Drug Administration in the United States, is a blow to the prestige of Britain's pharmaceutical industry, an important pillar of the economy and an example of the country's bona fides in scientific research and development.
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He's played with most contemporary African superstars, is beloved by Western classic rock dinosaurs, and has had his last two albums, Nomad (2013) and Azel (2016), produced by Black Keys Dude and That Guy From Dirty Projectors respectively, so his indie bona fides are well in order too.
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Gerald Benjamin, a professor of political science at the State University of New York at New Paltz, said that the two men's political ambitions, Mr. de Blasio's solid bona fides with progressive voters and Mr. Cuomo's reputation as a centrist had combined to make their relationship especially fraught.
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President George W. Bush's nomination of John Roberts and Samuel Alito illustrated this point — and Bush's nomination of Harriet Miers turned out to be an exception that proved the rule, as her nomination died swiftly due to opposition from fellow conservatives who were worried about her conservative bona fides.
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"Scratch the surface of Cooper's 'Star Is Born,'" he writes, and you'll find a deeply conservative movie in which the trappings of contemporary pop-stardom are regarded with skepticism verging on distaste, and the best way a rock star can prove his tortured bona fides is to kill himself.
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His successor, Paul Ryan, despite having been chosen as the Republicans' 2012 vice-presidential nominee based on his ideological bona fides, faced similar pressure from his right as speaker — ultimately deciding to spend only three years in the role before announcing his resignation from the House last week.
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After The Washington Post broke the news last week of the court warrant the F.B.I. had obtained, Mr. Page went on a Trump-like media blitz, defending his bona fides and asserting that he was the victim of a smear campaign by Obama administration officials and Hillary Clinton aides.
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The ruling Awami League, eager to appeal to conservative voters ahead of the next general election in 2019, is caught these days between trying to placate Islamists, who demand evermore proof of its Muslim bona fides, and trying to reassure secularists, who brace themselves for more attacks on liberalism.
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While O'Rourke will have to prove his policy bona fides, his strengths -- he's a tireless campaigner who won over younger voters -- will serve as a test of whether the Democratic base and its legions of young voters are more interested in inspirational figures or candidates whose ideology matches theirs.
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He later announced he would become an Independent and separately said he supports impeaching Trump over his dealings with Ukraine, though he has maintained staunchly conservative bona fides in Congress Amash's broadsides have infuriated Trump, who has reportedly floated supporting a Republican opponent to try to unseat Amash.
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Now, as the Vermont senator tries to build support for a second run at the White House, his perceived failure to address this issue has damaged his progressive bona fides, delegates and nearly a dozen former state and national staff members said in interviews over the last month.
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Some of the artists of the day—including surrealist Marcel Duchamp and painter John Sloan—decided to further affirm the neighborhood's countercultural bona fides by staging a coup, of sorts, of the Washington Square Arch, and proclaim its independence from the rest of Gilded Age, capitalist New York City.
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Apple, which has increasingly criticized its ad-funded competitors for their data practices and touted its hardware security bona fides, was the only one of these companies to decrease lobbying spending last year: Google, Amazon, and Facebook spend a majority of their lobbying on in-house lobby teams.
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For Buttigieg, who served a tour in Afghanistan, foreign policy is an area he has increasingly touched on from a 30,000-foot level since his entrance into the race, often citing his personal experience as bona fides for a generational shift in how the US approaches its role in the world.
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Metacritic score: 66 Missing Link is the tale of a Victorian-era explorer named Sir Lionel Frost (voiced by Hugh Jackman), who is desperate to prove the existence of a creature who forms the missing link in human evolutionary history and thereby prove his bona fides to other disapproving explorers.
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It also became, at least in my neck of the woods, a bit of a radio staple, something that DJs could throw on to shore up their hip-hop bona fides (or maybe something they could throw on so they could step out of the studio and take a smoke break).
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A "loose cannon" in the reporting world, Brock's bona fides as a righter of wrongs are established early in a montage sequence that has him reporting on the seedy underbelly of a stylized San Francisco, ruled by technology companies that have run more than slightly amok over the city's population.
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Russia, as President Trump pointed out, sees the Islamic State as an enemy, but any thanks should wait until Moscow proves its bona fides by using its own assets and pushing its Syria ally to prioritize fighting the Islamic State in the territory it has just seized from the SDF.
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And with a new report about inequality emerging almost weekly, with a hot economy being accompanied by worse-than-ever student debt and other glaring deficiencies, it's safe to say establishing populist bona fides will be among the key qualifying factors for anyone who intends to stick it to Trump.
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Serrao, 30, joined at a make-or-break period for Ghetto Gastro: Walker was working in DC and Livingston would soon be headed to Noma, which meant Serrao managed the kitchen, broadening Ghetto Gastro's diasporic bona fides (his father hails from Barbados, where Serrao lived on and off as a kid).
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Gorsuch's conservative bona fides Gorsuch's opinions on religious liberty, where he sided with the challengers to the so-called Obamacare contraceptive mandate, and on the separation of powers, where he said too much deference was given by the courts to administrative agencies, are key to his appeal to Trump and Republicans.
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Come 2020, he'll have another four years in the Senate under his belt, another hundred or so chances for publicity stunts that will confirm his conservative bona fides, and the ability to boast that he didn't follow Trump all the way off the cliff like some people he could name.
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Independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin on Friday slammed Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonScaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump Progressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin MORE, raising questions about the Libertarian nominee's bona fides.
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"The liberal icon and Republican bete noire has amassed more money in her campaign war chest than nearly any senator in modern history, groomed political connections with Democrats who've been skeptical of her in the past, and worked to bolster her bipartisan and foreign policy bona fides," reporter Gabriel Debenedetti wrote.
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Doubling down on his social justice bona fides, the Vermont progressive also says he would invest $40 billion in a Climate Justice Resiliency Fund to help under-resourced groups, communities of color, Native Americans, people with disabilities, children and the elderly recover from and prepare for the impacts of climate change.
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With a solid 5-4 majority on the Supreme Court backing an unlimited flow of corporate dollars into super-PACs and the bona fides of several candidates — former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Just as he established his sound as the new genre standard, he made an about-face and doubled down on his rapping bona fides with last year's muscular album "If You're Reading This It's Too Late," followed by "What a Time to Be Alive," a rowdy collaborative album with Future.
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In fact, candidate Bill Clinton so feared being "Willie Hortoned" four years later that he personally flew to Arkansas to oversee the death sentence of a black defendant to prove his bona fides to white voters who remained skeptical of the Democratic Party's ties to civil rights and racial justice advocacy.
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On the Democratic side, anti-Clinton progressives were hoping to draft Elizabeth Warren, who had demonstrated her anti-establishment bona fides in December 2014, sinking Obama's appointment of Wall Street banker Antonio Weiss for a top Treasury position (Weiss withdrew his nomination, instead accepting a counselor position to Secretary Jack Lew).
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Vice presidential nominee Mike Pence is lending his GOP establishment and conservative bona fides to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Janson's roots really are rural – he grew up in a small farming town in eastern Missouri – but if there's any question about his redneck bona fides, how's this: He says he actually wrote "Who's Your Farmer" over the phone with a co-writer while perched on the seat of a John Deere tractor.
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Gen X, the affable Brooklynite found himself in the sights of rival strategist David Wright — and at the mercy of 18-year-old superfan Will Wahl, who openly weighed the pros and cons of flipping alliances so that he could start racking up leadership bona fides heading in to the season's final days.
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That's the lesson of yesterday's back and forth in which Ryan said he's "not ready" to support Donald Trump's election because Trump hasn't yet proven his conservative bona fides to Ryan's satisfaction, and Trump fired back that he's "not ready to support Speaker Ryan's agenda," proving that two can play at this game.
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Warner was responding to reports that Barr and US Attorney John Durham of Connecticut had approached British, Australian and Italian authorities with questions about the bona fides of sources such as Josef Mifsud, a Maltese academic whose gossip about alleged Russian possession of Hillary Clinton emails helped to trigger the initial FBI investigation.
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On the first count, the persona's handlers offered a trophy to prove its bona fides—an opposition-research file on Trump, which CrowdStrike said had been exfiltrated from the D.N.C. On the second, it presented an array of other records that had no apparent news value, except to discredit the Post article.
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" On or about August 25, 2013, Witt sent Individual A an email titled "My Bio and Job History" that included a typewritten narrative of Witt's bona fides and "conversion narrative," as well as a chronological listing of her work history and a copy of her "Certificate of Release or Discharge From Active Duty.
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But his metaphysical vision causes him to neglect the material reality in front of him — the craven hunger of tech giants for personal data and influence over our decisions; the ways in which today's innovators have tried to prove their revolutionary bona fides by freighting their inventions with false myth and pathos.
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Where most of the Democrats running for president used their announcement speeches to prove their bona fides as fighters, Biden used his to make the case that he's the guy to end the fighting — and, more than that, that the American people are looking for a candidate who will promise them peace, not just victory.
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Apple, which has increasingly criticized its ad-funded competitors for their data practices and touted its hardware security bona fides, was the only one of these companies to decrease lobbying spending last year: Key Google Roles Vacant as Regulatory Pressure Mounts ($) Google might be spending more, but it has no chief lobbyist, Ashley Gold reports.
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On the campaign trail, under pressure to display conservative bona fides, Mr Trump shared more about his plans for the nation's highest court than any presidential candidate has ever divulged: not one list of potential nominees, but two, totalling 21 people, who, he says, deserve a shot at one of the court's nine seats.
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The questions about Trump's tax-cutting bona fides are emerging just days before he comes to Capitol Hill for a crucial visit with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and other congressional Republicans.
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CHICAGO — Senator Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, among the nation's most imperiled Republican incumbents, sat before a small audience in the basement of a public library here recently, intent on proving his bipartisan bona fides — perhaps his only hope of defusing the wrath of voters in a state with little love for Donald J. Trump.
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After spending 2016 trying to prove his bona fides to voters who found his fame to be aspirational but who remained suspicious of his previous positions on core social issues, Mr. Trump has authenticated a relationship with his supporters, some of whom had previously needed proxies such as Vice President Mike Pence to feel comfortable.
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"This was a management failure," said one administration official, charging that Azar didn't adequately plan for a worst-case coronavirus scenario that's grown more likely by the day — even though Azar touted his bona fides as a veteran of the George W. Bush administration, where he helped fight crises like SARS and an anthrax scare.
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But in our current moment, it's harder to stomach another show that wants to have it both ways — to maintain its humanist bona fides with story lines about "good" Muslims who are unfairly suspected while stoking adrenaline and ratings with the constant, casual slaughter of anyone who can be painted as a bad guy.
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In place of targeted messaging, the campaign's jokey messaging mocked believers' conspiratorial tone while sidestepping the substance of their critique—notably Buttigieg's less than stellar record on race, his campaign's flirtation with sock puppetry, and the prior use of a stock photo of a Kenyan woman to tout the candidate's racial justice bona fides.
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Allan Heinberg, the screenwriter behind Wonder Woman, is known for many things — The O.C., Sex and the City, Grey's Anatomy — but his comic book bona fides come 100 percent from Young Avengers, a 2005 series featuring a group of teenagers who model themselves after big-time heroes like Captain America, Iron Man, and the Hulk.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersVoter support for universal basic income grows: poll Poll: Warren closes in on Biden's lead Warren surges to 9-point lead in California poll MORE (I-Vt.) unveiled the endorsements of 85 union members in Iowa as he works to shore up support for his progressive bona fides against a surging Sen.
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The All-Star point guard Kemba Walker hails from New York, and he is a fine hoopster, but when you get beyond a top few, most current city products occupy the backbenches of the N.B.A. The talent production in Philadelphia and Baltimore, which also take their basketball bona fides seriously, is not a lot better.
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Andrew Bujalski's comedy wasn't advertised on the strength of its feminist bona fides, maybe because it takes place in a faux-Hooters where the servers wear cutoffs and crop tops, but it's one of the best and most bittersweet portrayals of the power and the limitations of women's solidarity within a crushing capitalist system I've ever seen.
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While Trump's conservative bona fides have themselves been debated by right-leaning thinkers most of all, his ability to fight has not — and in a world in which, as Daily Wire editor at large Josh Hammer told me earlier this month, conservatives believe they are "fundamentally under siege from the left," a fighter is what the right wants.
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What it says about the future: If A Star is Born takes off with critics and audiences (judging from early responses, the former is already happening), this could be the moment where Lady Gaga adds "full-fledged movie star" to her list of pop culture bona fides, and where Cooper establishes himself as a triple-threat writer / actor / director.
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MIKE TOLKIN (SMART CITIES) Tolkin's longshot campaign for City Hall largely came to an end when he lost the Democratic primary in September, but the Millennial—who really played up his young, tech-savvy bona fides throughout his campaign's short existence—has kept on, labeling his candidacy as the self-created "Smart Cities" line on the ballot.
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" But having submitted these Americana bona fides, she demonstrates that the right corn can provide needed roughage—an "If you're good at telling lies, you could be my alibi," say, or a "Last night I had the exact same dream as you/I killed a bird to save your life and you gave me your shoes.
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It's only until the fourth or fifth attempt that we see anything even approaching a fluid motion Resident VICE Sports basketball head Michael Pina weighed in on the clip thusly: Perhaps Trump was unaware of his lack of skill at basketball relative to his football bona fides so it could be that he was just testing out his game.
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But she backed President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tax-cut bill, underscoring her pro-business, traditional GOP bona fides.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.) — carry bipartisan bona fides.
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Red-state Democrats are touting their border security bona fides as 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 hammers the issue in the final week of the midterm elections.
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Automakers, including BMW, Ford, Hyundai, Porsche and Mercedes-Benz, promoted their digital bona fides and extolled services like Android Auto or Apple CarPlay that are meant to allow the safer, hands-free use of smartphones in the car, even though safety experts say such features may be contributing to the sometimes fatal problem of distracted driving.
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Clinton's aides were cool to Mr. de Blasio's pitches, the second showed that he was determined to offer himself as an adviser — less a Clinton skeptic waiting for her to prove her liberal bona fides, as he said publicly at the time, than a Clinton cheerleader pushing the campaign to engage the Democratic Party's left wing.
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In the 2019-set portion of the video, Cyrus validates his self-conscious friend when he doubts he'll find acceptance among classical country folks; it's a role similar to the one Cyrus played in real life, lending his name and reputation to a new take on "Old Town Road" after Billboard challenged its country bona fides.
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Look around the world and not only do you see a democratic recession — the number of democracies abandoning their democratic bona fides with sham elections is steadily mounting — but you see something much more grotesque: Leaders are grabbing power for life, murdering or jailing even the mildest of critics and shamelessly building coalitions with openly racist and bigoted parties.
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As an array of 72 screens shows off the building's cultural bona fides in movies, comics and video games — a three-minute-and-21-second barrage of 188 images and film clips — I began to wonder just how a building that opened in the depths of the Great Depression became such a potent symbol of New York City.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharPoll: Biden holds 85033-point lead nationally over Warren Robert Reich sees Democratic race as Warren, Sanders and Biden: 'Everyone else is irrelevant' Democrats lead Trump by wide margins in Minnesota MORE (D-Minn.) drew sharp contrasts with some of her progressive primary competitors Friday night as she sought to burnish her moderate bona fides.
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After the monologues and conversations between the two women in the first part — both Danson and McDonnell are cunningly good — the party ushers in a new tone and new material in the second, as Linda's cousin Jerry (Triney Sandoval) tries to solve the mystery of Hilda, and a benefactress named Sylvia (Kelly McAndrew) begins to doubt Linda's bona fides.
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In recent weeks, America First Policies has spent money on one advertising campaign questioning the national security bona fides of the Democratic nominee in a special election for a Georgia congressional seat, and another chastising Senator Dean Heller, Republican of Nevada, for his opposition to the Senate health care bill that would supplant the Affordable Care Act.
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Prince's best album of the '90s—a decade that found him struggling to keep up with new-jack and hip-hop—finds him proving his funk bona fides with anthems like "My Name is Prince" and "Sexy MF." Yet the real highlight might be "7," a blissful bit of soft-power pageantry that's as mysterious and ornate as the artist himself.
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Although the evidence was circumstantial — based on ambiguous text messages; Brady's discarding of a cellphone; and a trip to the bathroom by one of the staff members, who took the balls in with him — it was also buttressed by a lengthy scientific report prepared by Exponent, a consulting firm with dubious bona fides, having disputed the dangers of secondhand smoke and asbestos.
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