"It is always helpful for the President to have coattails ... the President's coattails are shorter," Scott said.
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Riding the coattails of first place odds is Texas Sen.
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Bush won the presidency in 1988, on Reagan's continuing coattails.
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When asked if the president has any political capital to help him achieve some of his policy goals, Scott said, "It is always helpful for the president to have coattails…the president's coattails are shorter."
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Instead, his long coattails helped them keep control of both chambers.
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For now, at least, he's riding Trump's coattails with Chris Christie.
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Trump is extremely popular with Republicans, but he doesn't have coattails.
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But it won't happen on the coattails of a deadly pandemic.
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"Leo, I'll ride on your coattails any day, man," Pitt said.
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"I think Trump's coattails will have a big impact," McCrory said.
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We are also riding on the coattails of the food movement.
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The 1924 election saw another triumphant Republican presidential ticket with coattails.
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I did not leave on the fiery coattails of a Twitter rant.
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Do you thinks it's coincidence or are the videographers riding your coattails?
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Tennessee's Marsha Blackburn wants to ride the president's coattails to the Senate.
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"I'm not trying to build my own brand" on the president's coattails.
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"Riding his coattails" was not something he considered to be an ethical practice.
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To a certain extent, Google is riding Huawei's coattails on these flagship features.
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They should be loudly called out as free riders on Uncle Sam's coattails.
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Hillary Clinton's coattails — and Donald J. Trump's anvil — have made a difference here.
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He gave Trump credit for "coattails" that helped Republicans win their congressional seats.
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The way a little child would be on the coattails of their parents.
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Thus a candidate's precise positions may matter less than his or her coattails.
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He also liked the fact that he wears coattails; that sealed the deal.
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That and the fact he wears coattails just sealed the deal for me.
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And Kanye actually paid homage to Charles James in a black tux with coattails.
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The orchestra players ditched their traditional coattails for simple black clothing and knit beanies.
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Juul Labs is suing four more companies trying to ride Juul's coattails to profit.
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Such alliances enable smaller parties to enter congress on the coattails of larger ones.
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We were able to ride their coattails a little bit and get this win.
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Chew would also pull on men's coattails and give women a cold, icy feeling.
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He suggests that his coattails would help down-ballot candidates win around the country.
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You wouldn't expect that if poor kids are just riding on rich kids' coattails.
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And he added how he could help their own party efforts with his promised coattails.
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The two brands entered this partnership as equals, with no one riding the other's coattails.
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But they also benefited from Trump's coattails in states like North Carolina, Missouri and Pennsylvania.
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Furthermore, history suggests that presidential performance (or "coattails") should essentially affect only "marginal" congressional races.
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Nvidia shares jumped more than 17 percent Wednesday, riding on the coattails of strong earnings.
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Senate Republicans will need the political coattails of the president to stay in the majority.
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Romney, by the way, seems to have coattails in his now-home state of Utah.
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Montenegro would add yet another dependent country to America's coattails, while hardly making Americans safer.
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The tennis official who said female players rode "on the coattails" of male stars resigned.
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He'll have to hope he can ride his blackmailing little pal's coattails to the top.
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Yet he had no reservations about slamming Mr. Rispone for clinging to the president's coattails.
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Two weeks ago, it seemed to be struggling to clutch on to Real Madrid's coattails.
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Alt-right figures like Spencer were seizing the moment and latching themselves on to Trump's coattails.
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But usual doesn't apply to most things in 2016 -- and coattails may be one of them.
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Keeping him in the background helps dispel any sexist notion that Hillary's riding her husband's coattails.
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Pence's critics have sought to diminish his record, saying he rode the coattails of former Gov.
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Apparently, he can draw the African-American community (Obama coattails) and the white working-class guys.
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We assumed that Einhorn would be carrying the flag, and we could just ride his coattails.
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Blackbear's "Hot Girl Bummer" is a blatant and boring attempt to ride Megan Thee Stallion's coattails.
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But there's just enough design features lifted from iPhone to know it wants to ride Apple's coattails.
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But at the same time, Clinton's lingering unpopularity limits how long her coattails will be down-ticket.
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This isn't some brand trying to get kudos or ride on the coattails of an organic culture.
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The Australian dollar was up 0.2 percent at $0.7642 , moving up on the coattails of the kiwi.
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With presidential coattails likely assuring continued GOP majorities in Congress, Republicans would repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Democrats are talking about a possible wave, while Republicans see a no-coattails election, particularly since Mrs.
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Riding the coattails of Airbnb made sense to Guy Ward Thomas, an investment manager for DN Capital.
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And then another year Harvey Korman won and Tim Conway rode up on his coattails (seen below).
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A Republican at the time, he rode the coattails of his predecessor Rudolph Giuliani to City Hall.
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Coachella sued Kamil, accusing him of jacking the 'chella name and riding the more famous festival's coattails.
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They'd release detailed plans for organizing in purple states and crafting a message designed to carry coattails.
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"Anyone doing real estate sales like this are just riding the coattails of the mania," he said.
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On Trump's coattails, House Republicans stemmed their losses Tuesday -- and will hold at least 238 votes next Congress.
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A lot of other cryptocurrencies are riding the coattails of Bitcoin, and people are rushing to those, too.
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But Claure denied his company was riding T-Mobile's coattails, saying it was Legere who copied Sprint's plan.
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"When a brand rides on the coattails of another brand, they call it a cheater brand," Frankel says.
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As he reflected on the tumultuous week riding Sanders' coattails, Perez said he was satisfied with the outcome.
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Despite their impressive wins at the top of the ballot, neither Baker nor Hogan had any discernible coattails.
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Unlike other political supernovas, Trump doesn't have coattails or for that matter a coat — not even a windbreaker.
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"But all of that came on the coattails of softball becoming an Olympic sport in 1996," Kempf said.
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Much will depend on the presidential election, as a Trump victory would likely offer some coattails for Republicans.
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My argument is that I will make our tent bigger, our coalition wider and my coattails [are] longer.
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Others pointed out that she latched onto the social-media coattails of her half-sister Kim Kardashian West.
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That said, the chances of Republicans in the House largely ride on the coattails of Trump in 220006.
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O'Rourke lost his Senate race by fewer than three points, and his coattails helped elect some House Democrats.
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"He also gave a shoutout to his costar Leonardo Dicaprio, saying that "I'll ride on your coattails any time.
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He was dressed in his usual top hat and coattails that night, greeting guests who were attending a wedding.
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I think it'll be a great time for us, and I'm thrilled that I can ride their coattails here.
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The New Jersey governor has been riding on Trump's coattails ever since he ended his presidential bid in February.
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A: For Will Hurd, Carlos Curbelo, Barbara Comstock, Martha McSally, John Katko, there were actually negative coattails [from Trump].
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Riding Trump's coattails, as Mike Pence has proved, can be a good way to escape being an unpopular governor.
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The energy sector rode on the coattails of its U.S. counterparts, backed by an overnight rise in oil prices.
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When you're "hot," the whole world tries to get in on your coattails and get a piece of that.
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"Spider-Man: Far From Home," riding on "Avengers" coattails, collected $245 million in North America and $218 billion worldwide.
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Critics say Pence has not accomplished anything significant and rather has ridden the coattails of his predecessor, former Gov.
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Riding the coattails of Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 and 4, the ThinkPad X43 Tablet is Lenovo's own tablet/laptop hybrid.
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In presidential election years, members of Congress seeking re-election typically just ride the coattails of their party's presidential candidate.
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It isn't just that Donald Trump presided over The Apprentice, a reality competition that rode in on American Idol's coattails.
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And third, Republicans have a definite fear of Donald Trump himself, whose coattails in last month's election were surprisingly strong.
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With no clear frontrunner in the #MTSen primary, Downing seems more than happy to ride Trump's coattails through the primaries.
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Perry ditched the band in 1987 on the coattails of a double platinum album ... they were arguably at their peak.
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We need to take a close look at the kind of people hoping to ride Roy Moore's coattails to power.
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Hillary Clinton won the district by three percentage points, but no Democratic candidate even showed up to ride her coattails.
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He rode that wave, and the women's movements' coattails, into much more fame than a state attorney general typically enjoys.
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"We're on the coattails of 'Hamilton,'" Mr. Alessandrini continued, in an interview at the theater while the cast was rehearsing.
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Last year's cuts came on the coattails of the US-China trade war, which weighed on investor and business sentiment.
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Now, encryption opponents are riding the coattails of the backlash against big tech platforms and fears about child exploitation online.
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Riding the coattails of President Obama, Democrats gained 21 additional seats and widened their majority to a whopping 78 seats.
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This is not the first time Freshii, which has more than 200 stores, has tried to ride a bigger competitor's coattails.
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You can't really blame Kohl's shareholders for being a bit excited by the prospect of getting a ride on Amazon's coattails.
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You need, ideally, a president who's arrived with some coattails, because it would be a lot easier to drive these reforms.
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Besides his attempt to convince the world that he had golden coattails, Trump pretty much gave Kentucky his standard-model rally.
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In an odd way, she is also riding the coattails of Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Still, while Rispone's loss raises questions about the strength of Trump's coattails, its relevance to his reelection chances are less clear.
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The coattails of popular White House candidates lift House candidates of their party by drawing like-minded voters to the polls.
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The group "has ridden the coattails of all these technology booms with bitcoin, with everything that's happened in technology, " Bapis said.
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Still, I was dubious about this evolution, as if the stage were trying to ride on the coattails of foodie culture.
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Since the early 1990s, only one Democrat — swept in on Mr. Obama's coattails in 2008 — has represented the district in Congress.
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"I told her she wasn't going to want to be riding on my coattails, living her life through me," he said.
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Republicans, riding Donald J. Trump's coattails, took control of the Kentucky House in November for the first time in 95 years.
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Riding Bolsonaro's coattails in last year's election, PSL politicians made it the second-largest party in the lower house of Congress.
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Fast forward six years to Boston and the 2012 election when Warren rode the coattails of President Obama to the Senate.
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I did not feel happy or relaxed myself, but a certain calm had drifted in on the coattails of my terror.
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You gotta see how heated Meeks is, because -- as he puts it -- the President's just riding his son-in-law's coattails.
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On those coattails, the party's advantage in the US House grew dramatically, and the 302 Republicans unanimously reelected Gillett as speaker.
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Onstage, Buttigieg also made the case that Democrats need a nominee with long downballot coattails in order to reshape the judicial system.
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And they all get to just sit back and ride my coattails while I speak everything that they know is the truth.
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If traders want to attempt to ride NXP's coattails, there are a few names that trade in line with the chip stock.
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Sorry, but I just love this movie far too much to indulge in some lesser facsimile trying to ride on its coattails.
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The same could be said about many artists who suddenly find themselves in the spotlight after riding on someone else's creative coattails.
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Maduro has tried to ride Chavez&aposs coattails since narrowly winning the presidency in 2013, but his popularity is now vastly diminished.
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In other words, it wasn't simply slapping the word "champagne" on the label in the hopes of riding on Champagne's prestigious coattails.
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"We assumed that Einhorn would be carrying the flag, and we could just ride his coattails," Mr. Ackman told The New Yorker.
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But oil and gas companies may be poised to hitch a ride on the president-elect's coattails, if his energy plan succeeds.
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Much like Democrats are counting on Klobuchar to carry Smith, Republicans expect Pawlenty to have coattails for their Senate and down-ballot candidates.
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So, that's what I've set this to—Max opens the curtain, and in comes the former Clipse man, Chris Brown on his coattails.
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People are starting to remember that Street Fighter isn't a series where every new game just rides the coattails of the previous entry.
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So, as some pre-prep: here's the latest track from M.O. Listen to it, and sail on the coattails of a good time.
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Like West Virginia, Indiana is a Trump state with a Democratic senator, Joe Donnelly, elected on Mr Obama's coattails, who now looks vulnerable.
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Frankel thought that the name "Tipsy Girl" was too close to her drinks line, Skinnygirl — and that Morgan was intentionally riding her coattails.
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Riding the coattails of Magnolia Table's success, it was recently reported that the Gaines' will be opening a coffee shop in downtown Waco.
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Looking back, we should have seen Trump's victory and the power of his coattails to pull other republicans into office a mile away.
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They're labeling organizations like the NRSC and NRCC as happy to ride Trump's electoral coattails for almost a year despite repeated racial controversies.
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Not only can they not rely on any semblance of Clinton coattails; they actually risk being dragged down by their deeply flawed frontrunner.
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He also made sure to mention his costar, Leonardo DiCaprio, in his speech ... saying he'd be happy to ride his coattails to success anytime.
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So as a candidate with 'coattails,' I can help deliver a Democratic Senate majority by waging an effective campaign in swing states, for example.
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When Spiegel offered investors a chance to ride his coattails, enough of them acquiesced to the demands and delivered $218.32 billion of fresh capital.
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Similarly, in Pennsylvania, Trump and Senate incumbent Pat Toomey may end up riding on each other's coattails -- just in different parts of the state.
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This blessed announcement comes on the coattails of this year's Bath & Body Works Semi-Annual Sale, starting June 5 and lasting all month long.
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This is one of the most qualified people ever to run for the office, and she doesn't need to hold on to anybody's coattails.
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Mr. Moore mocked Mr. Strange's grasping of the president's coattails, accusing him of offering a one-note message and even being a tad obsessive.
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Indeed, Steyer happily rode those coattails when he affirmed the positions of some of the other candidates when they were having their best moments.
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However, some strategists say the market may be overpricing the BoC, and the currency is riding the coattails of the Fed's anticipated hiking cycle.
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"I can say that she rode my coattails throughout her entire career that I was in," Grimm said of his relationship with his likely rival.
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Others will ride the iPhone X's coattails, they'll soak up some of the halo effect by notching their own screens, but that fad won't last.
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The implication was that, because I am an actress, I was trying to horn in on the material and ride on its coattails to stardom.
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Republican congressional candidates are right to worry whether Trump's coattails and loyal supporters are enough to keep them in control of Congress beyond this year.
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As the greenback soars to its highest levels of the year, one trader sees a couple of market areas that could ride the currency's coattails.
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And last year, she suggested that Democrats could win back the House majority by riding the coattails of a formidable Democratic presidential candidate like Clinton.
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"Australian politicians have been riding on the coattails of John Howard and letting the gains slip away," said Samantha Lee, chair of Gun Control Australia.
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In the kind of role reversal that is not uncommon in politics, one of those with the most riding on Gillespie's coattails is Trump himself.
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Disney World and SeaWorld Orlando have been riding Comcast's coattails in recent years, allowing Disney to phone it in as Universal Orlando raises the bar.
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Almost unnoticed, on the coattails of China's rising economy, Cambodia has become one of the world's economic success stories, a tiny tiger in Southeast Asia.
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I also believe Democrats will win a narrow majority in the Senate on Clinton's coattails, particularly benefiting from her strong get-out-the-vote efforts.
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"When a brand rides on the coattails of another brand and kind of uses a similar name, they call it a cheater brand," says Frankel, 45.
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Sadly, the Sox couldn't ride SMJ's coattails to a win -- they ended up losing to the Kansas City Royals, who are last place in their division.
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By revealing the length of his coattails, the mid-terms will give an indication of how likely the Philippines is to see a second President Duterte.
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Overall, the notion of reverse coattails could be wishful thinking by Republican operatives constantly trying to make sense of such an unpredictable year for their party.
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Embracing Trump Trump trounced Rubio in the Florida primary and Beruff has attempted to ride the nominee's coattails, capitalizing on voter frustration with the incumbent class.
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Riyadh talks tough about cutting the Iranians down to size, but the Saudis are unwilling to do so unless they can hide under Uncle Sam's coattails.
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Walk into a Michelin-starred restaurant today and you may find rustic tables and diners in sneakers instead of white linen tablecloths and waiters in coattails.
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" She added, "I would have a girl squad of brand ambassadors who would teach other women to ride and really grab on the coattails of this.
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Rather than view the presidential candidate as having coattails, we need a real grassroots effort when it comes to knocking on doors and listening to voters.
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"No one should be able to ride the coattails of the first African-American president," Nina Turner, co-chairwoman of Sanders's presidential campaign, said on Hill.
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Incumbent Vice President George H.W. Bush rode the coattails of Reagan's popularity to a considerable victory (426 electoral votes to 111; 53.6 percent popular vote to 45.6).
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Biden, who faces an uphill battle after a poor showing in Iowa, said the candidate must have coattails to help elect Democrats down the ballot as well.
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Goldgar asked on Friday why Apollo and TPG were not also contributing, saying the injunctions to date had provided them "a comfortable free ride" on CEOC's "coattails".
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On the coattails of her filibuster, Davis was the Democrats' 2014 nominee for Texas governor, but lost the race to Republican Greg Abbott by 20 percentage points.
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Google is releasing Home on Friday in the hope of riding the coattails of Echo, the Amazon gadget that is powered by the virtual assistant called Alexa.
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"In my next life when I come back I want to be someone in the WTA, because they ride on the coattails of the men," Moore said.
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"In my next life, when I come back, I want to be someone in the WTA, because they ride on the coattails of the men," Moore said.
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What the two do have in common, however, is that both Trump and Wilders are riding the coattails of movements that they played virtually no role in.
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Trump's coattails in Utah are virtually nonexistent, so Romney has plenty of freedom to push back against Trump without having to face a firing squad back home.
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If the good economic news is a mirage, or if Trump is just riding the Obama administration's economic policy coattails, then his sole claim to success evaporates.
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On any given night in the mid-1980s I would find myself rushing on their coattails into Danceteria or Pizza-a-Go Go, or some other nightclub.
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A series of ex-Republican lawmakers who lost narrowly in Trump strongholds in 2018 are plotting rematches next year with dreams of riding on the president's coattails.
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Because of Trump's 2016 win and his coattails, they control every single lever of the federal government -- that's a level of power rarely achieved by one party.
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Plagiarism is as much about riding the coattails of another person's labor as it is about stealing their exact words — would you at least agree with that?
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After all, in a recent media profile, one member of the American Legion described it as once having led on issues but now riding the coattails of others.
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In its early days, the studio directly copycatted Pixar, with movies like Antz and Shark Tale attempting to ride the coattails of A Bug's Life and Finding Nemo.
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But President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have hit the trail in Florida, as Trump has struggled in the Sunshine State, raising hopes of Murphy riding Democratic coattails.
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Hubble, a London-headquartered a startup founded in 2014 to ride the coattails of the trend towards flexible office space, has picked up £1.2 million in new funding.
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She talked about how Germany would do its part to uphold NATO, an organization that Trump has at times suggested allows other nations to coast on American coattails.
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The Public Theater, which opened its first show in the 1960s, claims that the Public hotel is essentially siphoning off its business by riding on its theatrical coattails.
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So when the chief executive of the Indian Wells tournament, Raymond Moore, said women tennis players ride on the "coattails of the men," it rightfully turned some heads.
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In both instances, Madison is a figure that transcends his historical reputation as a small, sickly man who simply rode Jefferson's coattails to the highest office in the land.
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It's definitely possible to make a solid case as to why iron ore has ridden on the coattails of steel, starting with the historically strong correlation between the two.
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The smart, ambitious, but politically wooden Wellesley/Yale grad set off for a life in Arkansas, riding the coattails of the smart, ambitious, politically gifted Lothario she had married.
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Since the early days of the primaries, business has boomed for the fringe caravan — one seller paid his tuition and bought a new car on the Donald's tailored coattails.
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Moore provoked outrage on Sunday when he said top-level women's players rode "on the coattails of the men" and were "very, very lucky" to have equal prize money.
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News of his exit comes on the coattails of White House Communications Director Hope Hicks announcing last week that she, too, will be stepping down in the near future.
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But the party remains hopeful that Trump's candidacy will both energize Democrats and dishearten Republicans, giving Hillary Clinton a commanding enough victory to pull other candidates on her coattails.
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In 2008, Democrats rode the coattails of Barack Obama to pick up even more seats, before the Tea Party backlash knocked them out of the majority in the House.
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A thumping win could give her greater leverage in any negotiations with Capitol Hill Republicans — especially if she brought a significant number of Democrats into Congress on her coattails.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Sony Computer Entertainment is hoping to ride the coattails of its top-selling game console, the PlayStation 4, to gain traction in a new market: virtual reality.
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"When I come back, I want to be someone in the WTA, because they ride on the coattails of the men," he said, referring to the Women's Tennis Association.
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In an earlier tweet, Trump targeted some unnamed members of his party, saying "sad" Republicans who benefited from his electoral coattails in the 2016 elections now won't "protect" him.
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And I also think showing our party that we can actually bring people with us, have a wider tent, have a bigger coalition, and, yes, longer coattails, that matters.
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"They're basically hanging on the coattails of government anti-smoking regulation that has worked, and they're trying to get some kind of benefit for them from it," she added.
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Remember, the two got into it bad last year -- with Shaq essentially telling Scottie that he rode Michael Jordan's coattails during the Bulls championship run back in the '90s.
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In the US, we often talk about a coattails effect: The support for one high-profile candidate (typically president) can affect the support of candidates running for other positions.
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House Republicans are dismissive of recent assertions from top Democrats, including last week from Pelosi, that Democrats could ride Clinton's coattails this fall to win back control of the House.
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Kemp and Cagle are both seeking to stake out conservative positions on the coattails of Trump, each frequently evoking the president&aposs name in television ads, stump speeches and debates.
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I feel like with Aarght, we've been riding the coattails of bands that were going to do whatever they were going to do, regardless of which label picked them up.
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Forever 21 needs to step the hell off Rihanna's coattails, and her footwear designs for that matter ... according to Puma which says the retail giant is straight ripping off RiRi.
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Moore provoked outrage a day earlier when he said top-level women's players rode "on the coattails of the men" and were "very, very lucky" to have equal prize money.
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The shocking news came with Clinton ahead in the polls and Democrats hoping to extend her coattails by winning the Senate and cutting into the GOP majority in the House.
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" Moore aroused anger on the last day of this year's tournament when he said that female players were "very, very lucky" and that they "ride the coattails of the men.
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First, because it is disaster funding, it is likely to get approved and thus provides an easy vehicle to get a pet project approved on the coattails of disaster funding.
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The victory came on the coattails of the Browns earning their first non-loss since 2016 two weeks ago—after a tie gave the team its best start since 2004.
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Whenever a sports team is met with a modicum of success, there's always some thirsty-ass rapper waiting in the eaves, trying to surf down their coattails into commercial success.
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Before we know it, the two chefs are out the door in a whirl of long winter coattails, leaving the cozy smells of sage, lemon and prosciutto in their wake.
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After a brief period working at a Long Island television station, he went on to be Hannity's producer and rode his coattails at Fox, becoming Ailes's deputy, enabler, and enforcer.
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If Trump wins the 2020 election, gerrymandering and Trump's coattails are likely to sweep Republicans into power in the House — and then House Republicans can simply cancel the subpoena themselves.
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"And, referring to his "earn your Trident" mentality, Kim says it's important to maintain humility throughout both failures and successes and "never ride on the coattails of a previous day.
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But Blunt is relying heavily on the fact that Missouri is still a red state and Trump is likely to win there, hoping to ride the GOP nominee's coattails to victory.
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" The people who ride your coattails are only going to slow you down, he writes, which is why he would tell his 21-year-old self to "audit your inner circle.
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The best-case scenario for Clinton would be that Trump's impact on the ticket is so detrimental that it produces reverse coattails, giving Democrats control of the White House and Congress.
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It is a sharp reversal from the beginning of 2019, when Wall Street had been optimistic about the sector, predicting that banks would ride the coattails of a booming U.S. economy.
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Steve says he rode on the coattails of this program for about a year, and with all his extra free time, he was able to help other departments with IT problems.
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Trump says he will have coattails in the fall, claiming that he — unlike any of his GOP rivals — can win over "Reagan Democrats" and carry states such as Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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And in the meantime, Europe could be in for serious political instability as right-wing parties in France, Finland and other countries try to ride Britain's coattails out of the union.
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In that light, perhaps Liverpool, Chelsea and the others deserve a little more credit than they have received for managing to cling to City's coattails for as long as they have.
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His coattails helped Democrats flip 20203 State House seats, two State Senate seats and two congressional seats, and Democrats managed to win the largest county in the state — Houston's Harris County.
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Instead, Trump gambled big on his ability to influence the outcome of the Republican primary, taking active steps that made the campaign more and more a test of his presidential coattails.
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Pat McCrory of North Carolina, a Republican, said that Mr. Trump shared something in common with his predecessor, Barack Obama, in that neither one had significant coattails in off-year elections.
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Doncic, who had been out with an ankle injury, picked up right where he left off, and the rest of the Mavericks rode his talented coattails for much of the game.
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Google, meanwhile, rode the coattails of the Amazon Echo with its own line of Google Home speakers, and it is now selling the third-generation of its popular Google Pixel smartphones.
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The arc is simple but the stories are powerful, and with Lady Bird finding so much success with audiences and critics, it makes sense that Hollywood would try to ride those coattails.
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In an ideal world, Clinton would trounce Trump, extending her coattails all the way down the ballot, to capture Congress as well, leaving Republicans branded as the Trump party for a generation.
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"Eddie Rispone's strategy thus far is say nothing, reveal little, ride the coattails of Trump and therefore wait to see if Trump can drag him across the finish line," Mr. Normand said.
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The Democrats will pick up seats, but because of the stronger economy and Trump's smaller coattails, 2018 probably will not be a replay of the Republicans' 63-seat pick-up in 2010.
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But on the coattails of a dismal year for retail stocks — which are down nearly 15 percent over the past 365 days — that isn't the case for many names in the space.
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It is, of course, not unusual for presidents to have political coattails — and for the party wandering in the wilderness to show greater openness to new ideas and new kinds of candidates.
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Republicans hope to become the first party to lose the House in a midterm and win it back in a presidential election since they reclaimed control on Dwight Eisenhower's coattails in 1952.
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President Trump targeted some unnamed members of his party in a tweet on Sunday, saying that "sad" Republicans who benefited from his electoral coattails in the 2016 election now won't "protect" him.
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Bevin's defeat "shows me that the president's coattails can't push someone over the finish line, and the fact that he's going to campaign in Louisiana — I'm not scared," said Rhode Island Gov.
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Abel's lawyers say the guy's M.O. is clear -- he's previously filed perfectly timed trademarks for "Straight Outta Bombton" and "Runnin' Through the 6" ... riding the coattails of the NWA movie and Drake.
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Between its unending cool-kid collaborations with Opening Ceremony and brilliantly riding the coattails of the nostalgic trend, the SoCal skater brand has strong armed its way towards becoming a fashion world darling.
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In fact, some Republican operatives are looking at certain presidential battleground states with competitive Senate races such as Florida and Ohio, and wondering if this year, there could be a reverse coattails effect.
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His insurgent primary campaign had no down-ballot coattails, and the entire GOP congressional leadership — plus the supporting apparatus in think tanks and state parties — remains committed to rolling back the welfare state.
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"In my next life when I come back I want to be someone in the [Women's Tennis Association], because they ride on the coattails of the men," the former pro tennis player said.
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He added one more shot -- "Me, I'm too competitive to try and ride on somebody's coattails to get a W." Enter Smash Mouth -- big Golden State Warriors fans -- with expletive-laden Durant defense.
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Pruitt is an administrator who came waltzing into his position arm and arm with the fossil fuel industry and riding the coattails of a president who believes climate change to be a hoax.
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The outcomes, based on early returns, also indicated that in some of the closest races, Mayor Bill de Blasio's successful campaign provided enough coattails to propel fellow Democrats to wins around the city.
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After Democrats' high-water mark in 2008 — when Barack Obama won the state and his coattails carried Democrats into the governor's office and a United States Senate seat — Republicans have steadily consolidated power.
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For some Republicans who support him the most, the end game is to ride his coattails and keep winning reelection based on his message and the way that he invigorates the Republican base.
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She will also have long coattails in North Carolina, helping Roy Cooper take back the Governor's Mansion and in quite possibly the biggest upset this cycle, help Deborah Ross defeat Senator Richard Burr.
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On the morning of last year's finals, the tournament director, Raymond Moore, remarked on the debt of gratitude that he believed female players owed male players, whose "coattails," he said, they were riding.
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"These plant-based companies are riding on the coattails of the beef industry, which has spent decades building up a healthy brand consumers trust," said Lia Biondo, USCA's director of policy and outreach.
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But it wasn't until the closing portion of the debate that he said Democrats had to be mindful of who can win — and bring some coattails to ensure the party reclaims the Senate.
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And since this definitely feels like Hulu's blatant attempt to ride the coattails of Game of Thrones into their own fantasy franchise, we'll probably have to watch some mutants fuck at some point.
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His ascension as part of A$AP Mob was swift—some may argue that it derived from a tight grip on Rocky's coattails, though now Ferg has carved his own niche in the game.
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Brent and U.S. crude's West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures finished regular trading about 44.833 percent higher, riding on the coattails of a gasoline rally that hit August highs after a series of refinery hikes.
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As Apple improved (and raised the prices of) the iPhone, Apple reportedly became frustrated with the slice of the pie that Qualcomm was demanding, arguing that Qualcomm was riding the coattails of Apple's innovation.
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After all, Brazil to a certain degree has ridden on the coattails over the broader EM rally, which could be fleeting if commodities take another leg down or rate expectations in the US change.
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They should see electoral as well as civic value in diversity after historic wins for transgender and Latina candidates, and they should appreciate the "reverse coattails" effect that quality state legislative campaigns can have.
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And, more specifically, to this Grimm quote on Trump from Olivia Nuzzi's terrific New York magazine profile of the former congressman's seemingly quixotic attempt to ride the President's coattails back to his old life.
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The director of a prominent tennis tournament, above with Serena Williams, apologized after setting off outrage with his comment that female players "ride on the coattails" of players like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
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He predicted a "reverse coattails" effect, where the enthusiasm for delegate candidates would bubble up to statewide nominees, especially Ralph Northam, the Democrat in a tightening contest for governor against Ed Gillespie, the Republican.
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The essential criticisms are that he's a crappy boxing coach who lucked into Rousey and rode her coattails, that he hypes up his fighters while neglecting aspects of training and cornering that actually matter.
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I am a Democrat, but I would consider supporting Republicans of principle who are not afraid to let go of President Trump's coattails and gigantic tie and stand up for what they believe in.
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The price of crude oil has been relatively positive for BHP, as it and other companies outside the agreement between OPEC and some allied producers ride on the coattails of the gradually tightening market.
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Rarely do Americans vote in the same party for a third term, and yet this was a two-note campaign based on Mr. Obama's coattails and the Trump bogy, without inspiration, vision or change.
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Even as Republicans across the South and Midwest rode the coattails of Donald Trump's victory to greater control of state governments, McCrory was the only incumbent Republican in the country to lose a statewide race.
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Riding the coattails of a 'small pieces, loosely joined' approach to the enterprise, Belgium startup PieSync offers a platform that connects a plethora of cloud applications and syncs contacts stored in those apps two-way.
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Donald Trump smells so much like a winner now ... a perfume company that had jumped ship faster than a rat on the Titanic is suddenly ready to ride the President-elect's coattails to financial glory.
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Elsewhere "Coattails" is about the things we did and didn't do—the guitars are reminiscent of a forgotten Saddle Creek swoon song, while Rose harmonizes with a coterie of girls, everyone one of them her.
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Polls show Biden doing better than Warren in a number of battleground states where GOP senators have to defend — Arizona and North Carolina spring to mind — and Democrats could ride those coattails to wins there.
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"I don't see how a Republican gubernatorial candidate who can't bring tremendous fundraising, star power or excitement to the race has coattails," said Thad Kousser, a political scientist at the University of California, San Diego.
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Even though the final episode of Breaking Bad aired in 2013, Albuquerque businesses are still riding Heisenberg's coattails, from a store that sells "Blue Sky" donuts to an RV tour of Breaking Bad's filming locations.
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Even though the final episode of Breaking Bad aired in 2013, Albuquerque businesses are still riding Heisenberg's coattails, from a store that sells "Blue Sky" donuts to an RV tour of Breaking Bad's filming locations.
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"If you want a Democratic nominee who can make our tent bigger, who can make our coalition wider, and our coattails longer, I know you and I will fight for you," she said to applause.
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Ms. Bachelet was not the region's first female head of state, but she was widely regarded as the first to be elected on her own merits, without riding the coattails of a politically powerful husband.
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This season, it has managed to cling to the coattails of City and Liverpool, both of whom have more points at this stage of the season than all but a handful of teams in history.
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Marine Le Pen -- the leader of France's National Front party and darling of the French far right -- had hoped to ride President Trump's coattails to power -- and in the process, bring down the entire European project.
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The opposite of the wave effect in elections is the so-called Eisenhower jacket, a term coined by Democrats predicting that the immensely popular Ike wouldn't have the coattails to help other Republicans down the ballot.
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With 2020 looming and dozens of down-ballot Republicans needing a ride on the presidential coattails to win, the notion that Trump might hurt more than he helps is the stress headache the GOP doesn't need.
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By the time they are on the ballot again, the Trump presidency could be a bad memory, and they'll either ride Pence's coattails or find a new life battling a President Warren or a President Biden.
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That's another thing that I think fueled the way that entire genres were shifted, because everybody was trying to do something new rather than just hop on the coattails of what other people had been doing.
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Trump won here easily in 2016, but he's no longer so popular that Republicans want to ride his coattails exclusively, and he's also not unpopular enough for Democrats to campaign on a squarely anti-Trump message.
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For Mr. Cuomo, the failure of Democrats to win even a slim majority in the New York State Senate — as Republicans outside the city rode Mr. Trump's coattails to victory — portended years of difficulty in Albany.
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Mr. Kashper is also looking to sell more of the 77 beer brands and the recipes it owns — many of which have not been brewed in decades — and ride the coattails of the craft beer craze.
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The spring season begins as Nygma (Cory Michael Smith) decides that he no longer needs to ride the coattails of the Penguin (Robin Lord Taylor) to succeed and introduces himself to the city as the Riddler.
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"If you want a Democratic nominee who can make our tent bigger, who can make our coalition wider, and make our coattails longer, I know you, and I will fight for you," Klobuchar said Tuesday night.
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Ryggen's retrospective Woven Histories is an unexpected bombshell of a show that rides on the coattails of a sudden surge in interest for the artist, who received a major solo exhibition at Oslo's National Gallery in 2015.
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"Donald Trump provided the kind of coattails that got a lot of people over the finish line so that we could maintain our strong House and Senate majorities," Ryan said at a news conference in Janesville, Wisconsin.
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CNBC "Halftime Report" trader Jon Najarian bought shares of Rio Tinto in his model portfolio in order to ride the coattails of what he believes are big institutional investors piling into shares of the global mining giant.
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Breitbart rose to national prominence riding the coattails of Steve Bannon, who in 2016 went from being the site's executive chairman to a top Trump campaign strategist, and ultimately took a job in the Trump White House.
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But two recent elections in Kentucky and Louisiana in which Trump vigorously campaigned for the Republican candidate for governor—Matt Bevin in Kentucky and Eddie Rispone in Louisiana—continue to demonstrate that Trump's electoral coattails are short.
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Though Republicans had picked up seats on Mr. Reagan's coattails in the 254 election, they were still 22003 short of a majority, and Mr. Michel had to sway enough conservative Democrats to pass tax and spending bills.
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Provisions to shore up retirement benefits for tens of thousands of coal miners will also sail to enactment upon the coattails of the appropriations bills, as well as a seven-year extension of the Export-Import Bank.
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When Schnurr told her story at the youth rallies that were held in the months following the events at Columbine, she — a Catholic — was seen as suspicious, perhaps a copycat trying to ride her martyred classmate's coattails.
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Best Verse: Rich The KidOverall Grade: C- Even in a rap epoch largely shaped by laziness, Blac Youngsta probably expended less effort in "Booty" than any other rapper's breakthrough hit that didn't involve riding Chris Brown's coattails.
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Disdain for Hillary Clinton may drive GOP vote The thinking among those hoping for reverse coattails is that dislike for Clinton will compel those voters to go for Trump, even if it means doing so holding their noses.
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Murphy has benefited by a renewed push by the top of the ticket -- and by President Barack Obama -- hoping to ride Hillary Clinton's coattails into office, even though Democratic groups have mostly avoided spending in the expensive state.
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A tennis tournament director was forced to resign recently after saying that female players "ride on the coattails of the men," and the N.C.A.A. has drawn scrutiny for the financial disparities between the men's and women's basketball tournaments.
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So, yet again taking advantage of the online zeitgeist, Popeyes is riding Beyoncé's coattails into an admittedly smart marketing campaign: a Popeyes clothing line that bears an extremely close resemblance to Beyoncé's now-sold out Ivy Park collection.
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There's a difference, many of them say, between wanting to stop Trump and actively stuffing Clinton's campaign coffers as Democrats look for coattails that could win them back control of the Senate and potentially the House of Representatives.
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The good news for the Democrats is that in each of those elections and the 2016 contest, the individual winning GOP presidential candidate didn't have strong enough coattails to create , or in Trump's case, increase, Republican majorities in Congress.
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At stake is 390 million reais ($94 million) in public campaign funds for municipal elections — an unprecedented war chest for the PSL, which rode Bolsonaro's coattails to grow from a single lawmaker in Congress to the second-largest bench.
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After an obscure Republican had ridden Richard Nixon's presidential coattails to a surprisingly strong showing in the 1960 governor's race, the then-dominant state Democrats maneuvered to protect their grip on the statehouse by decoupling presidential and gubernatorial races.
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At stake is 390 million reais ($94 million) in public campaign funds for municipal elections, an unprecedented war chest for the PSL, which rode Bolsonaro's coattails to grow from a single lawmaker in Congress to the second-largest bench.
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Of course, there's a pragmatic aspect to pulling "Star Wars" from the realm of escapism into politics: doing so provides cover for media outlets that wouldn't normally devote much time to such a movie to latch onto its coattails.
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Despite an initially dismissive attitude towards the virus, the Trump administration has now labeled the spread of COVID-0003 a national emergency, a decision that rode the coattails of the World Health Organization's (WHO) official announcement of a pandemic.
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"My whole argument is that I will make our tent bigger, our coalition wider and my coattails longer," she told CNN on Sunday, making the argument that she -- unlike Sanders -- will help Democrats in competitive House and Senate races.
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And video games made a comeback after Nintendo rode the coattails of Teddy Ruxpin back into stores around 1987, turning the Nintendo Entertainment System—and video games in general—into the non-fad that Charles Lazarus saw five years earlier.
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There was a sequel eventually developed for the Game Boy Advance that deviated further from the Pokémon formula, but the initial game was very much riding on the coattails of Pokémon developer Game Freak and Tajiri, who became its CEO.
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Not only does this mean that those customers typically pay their salary into their Pockit account, meaning that it is quite a sticky product, but it also creates a lot of trust that other financial services can ride the coattails of.
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The official Deadpool Twitter account also posted the same comment and image, which raises the question of whether this comment came from Reynolds himself or from a clever person in marketing who wanted to get a little ride on Diana's coattails.
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In Harris County, population 4.7 million (more than in 2023 states), his coattails combined with a record level of straight-ticket voting (77 percent of voters employed the straight ticket option with a 55 to 44 percent advantage for Democrats).
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In the case of McCrory, a man who originally ran for governor as a moderate, the pressure to not only ride the coattails of his conservative legislature, but to champion a bill that seems antithetical to true conservative values, is overwhelming.
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But that anger is what has led to a tectonic shift in this district, which has been represented by Republicans since 1993 except for two years when a Democrat won by riding the coattails of Barack Obama's historic first victory.
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The difference this year, he says, is that Democrats will have the advantage of riding the long coattails of likely nominee 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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Why it matters: If Corey Lewandowski goes forward with a run for the Senate in his home state of New Hampshire — which he's seriously considering, a spokesperson says — he'd be the first in Trump's inner circle to test those coattails.
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So once Hitler stole their base out from under them, leading establishment conservative politicians decided that they would rather try to ride Hitler's coattails into office than make common cause with left-of-center parties whose policy commitments they despised.
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"The pound seems to be riding the resurgent dollar's coattails, driven by excessive short positioning that leaves the pound the least vulnerable against the strengthening dollar at the moment," said Valentin Marinov, head of G10 FX research at Credit Agricole in London.
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No surprise then that after doing away with two likely future opponents Friday night he turned his attention to all MMA fighters and even us in the MMA press, calling us all out for riding his enormous coattails to our own successes.
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And just before a personal press conference today, it was announced that he'd be departing from Breitbart, the far right media organization formerly run by White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon where Yiannopoulos rose to prominence on the coattails of the GamerGate movement.
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Cauthen made his way back up ferociously, kicking and screaming all the way in opposition to Music Row in a way that would make anyone with half his talent look like they were mounting an attempt to ride the coattails of controversy.
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And it's fact decades after Billie Jean King's historic Battles of the Sexes win against Bobby Riggs that tennis tournament officials like former Indian Wells tournament CEO Raymond Moore are still trying to argue female players "ride the coattails" of their male counterparts.
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Moore's defeat, allied to a Democratic gubernatorial win last month in Virginia, is likely to raise Republican concerns about Trump's coattails in state elections, and whether the populist insurgency that carried him to the White House may finally be running out of steam.
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"Throughout history, very popular presidential candidates have had 'coattails,' " Elaine Kamarck of Brookings wrote in an essay on May 19, meaning that the presidential candidate brought so many voters into their column that the other candidates got votes they didn't even anticipate.
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No release date is set yet, but with DC's Wonder Woman film set to open in June 2017, there's every reason to rush this feature to theaters to ride its publicity coattails — and to throw a little truth-lasso around the familiar legend.
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With 2020 looming and dozens of down-ballot Republicans needing a ride on the coattails of a popular president to win in their districts, the notion that Trump might hurt more than he helps is the stress headache the GOP doesn't need.
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Though Trump's surprise win in 2016 might make him seem like a kind of political savant, the reality is he was a drag on his party, a president who didn't help anyone get over the finish line — offering nothing but anti-coattails.
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Ross: Yeah, like a lot of conservatives, I rolled my eyes at Betomania, but he got close to Cruz and had coattails, so props to him — but the liberals who want him to run for president seem a little ridiculous to me.
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Mr. Cuomo's win also appeared to come with coattails: Democrats won all four statewide races, including Letitia James, the New York City public advocate who was elected state attorney general, making her the first African-American woman to hold that post. Sen.
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Trump notched a roughly seven-point victory in the Hudson Valley, which bears striking similarities to the beleaguered Rust Belt counties where he did so well, and Teachout's opponent, John Faso, undoubtedly benefited from the billionaire's coattails (though he never officially endorsed Trump).
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Although they helped lay foundations for modern conservation, field biology and animal behavior studies, they were riding the coattails of colonialism and industrialism, often funded by America's economic elite as it sought to control natural resources in the Caribbean and South America.
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This is his second op-ed for one of India's largest papers trying to convince Indians that his service will not result in a Facebook monopoly over India's internet, which follows on the coattails of a visit to Delhi from Zuck himself.
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If he does nominate somebody that Senator Collins doesn&apost like as that Henry just explained, they&aposre going to have to find a few Democrats who want to attach themselves to the president&aposs coattails this November, to vote in favor of the nominee.
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Speaking to the press after dominating yet another tennis tournament on Sunday night, Novak Djokovic lobbed himself into controversy over a tennis executive's claim that female players "ride on the coattails of the men" and so deserved to be paid less than their male counterparts.
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Read more:Brad Pitt joked that the Oscars gave him longer for his acceptance speech than the Senate gave John BoltonBrad Pitt joked in his Oscars speech that he would ride Leonardo DiCaprio's coattails any day: 'The view's fantastic'Here are all the 2020 Oscar winners
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The country's state-run news agency KCNA published an article that said Pyongyang would strengthen its nuclear force and its "merciless sword of justice will cut off (South Korean President) Park Geun-hye's windpipe... despite her attempt to cling (to the) coattails of foreign forces."
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The line: "The way I make you feel / Alive, but so dead dead inside" expertly illustrates the moment when a couple desperately cling to the coattails of an imagined future as it slowly erodes away into a lifeless spectre of self-doubt, desperation, and sadness.
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They could almost taste an easy, uplifting victory just a few days ago that would serve as severe repudiation of Trumpism and come with the kind of long coattails that could ensure Clinton's presidency was not merely one long war with a GOP-controlled Congress.
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As he passed out leaflets where his picture was placed prominently beside a photo of the two women, he dismissed the suggestion that the outcome of the primary races would reflect on his personal influence and whether or not his recent victory had coattails.
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Read more: From food delivery to self-driving cars, here's how all of Uber and Lyft's side-businesses compareOn Thursday, Uber got a boost riding Lyft's coattails after the smaller competitor reported second-quarter earnings that topped expectations while raising its guidance for the year.
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Did Raymond Moore, the now-former tournament director of the BNP Paribas Open, who on Sunday claimed that women "ride the coattails of the men," forget that the tennis facility in New York that serves as America's national center is named for someone named King?
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But let's imagine a moment when he realizes that he's unpopular for a good reason and, rather than skate through the next four years on the coattails of his daughter and son-in-law, decides he really, truly wants to change the country for better.
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With shirttails or coattails flying, skaters like Jazz Leeb, Caleb Yuan, Shane Medanich and Manu Kondo (the sole woman) barreled and spun and rotated across the ramps with, in the background, Mr. Choe and his thrash-rock band, Mangchi, blaring away at eardrum-bending volume.
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If there is to be some progress on health care, or college affordability, or income inequality, or the appointment of judges, it will come through the election of a new president with hefty "coattails" — the capacity to help candidates lower on the party's ticket.
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Hynix, which spent around 10 trillion won ($8.8 billion) as capex in 2017, has planned to invest at least 30 percent more this year to boost output, hoping to ride on the coattails of the industry's two-year supercycle of tight supply and soaring prices.
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" Moore landed himself in hot water when he said during his annual breakfast with media covering the Indian Wells event: "You know, in my next life when I come back I want to be someone in the WTA, because they ride on the coattails of the men.
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While the press plays the defeat of Mr. Trump's tepidly endorsed candidate as a debate over the prestige of his coattails, the president has swung the sacred trust of his office, the legacy of Lincoln, behind a candidate whose very existence confirms a republic in peril.
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On Canada Day, July 1 — which this year marks the country's 2.53th anniversary — Soulpepper will glide into the Signature Center on that show's hospitable coattails, beginning four weeks of plays, musicals and concerts, as well as free cabarets in the lobby, to be hosted by Mr. Schultz.
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Klobuchar's coattails could help whoever the Democratic governor does appoint: Of the 53 instances in which both of a state's Senate seats have been on the ballot in a single election, the same party has won both seats 45 times, according to the University of Minnesota's Eric Ostermeier.
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" At the end of 2013, Waterstones, the British bookshop chain, awarded its Book of the Year accolade to a novel that had been rejected by Williams's British publisher, Victor Gollancz, and had first appeared in the U.K. eight years after its U.S. début, on the coattails of "Augustus.
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In 1865, tired of fussy white-tie evening dress with coattails, the fashionable Bertie asked Poole to design a more informal ensemble — "a short silk smoking jacket with silk collar and cuffs, lined silk; a pair of trousers to match" — for entertaining at his country home in Sandringham.
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"Hot Girl Bummer" isn't just a transparent attempt to ride the coattails of Megan Thee Stallion's motto-turned-anthem, "Hot Girl Summer" (giving something a name that's similar to an already-popular search phrase is an easy way to get extra eyeballs — or, in this case, ears, on it).
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This is the kind of smart VR tie-in that should hopefully help the medium as much as it helps promote the film – until we get some VR narrative that really blows us away in its own right, riding the coattails of other big budget media makes a lot of sense.
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While Democrats have some chance of eking out a majority in the Senate if their nominee's coattails (or pant-suit tails) are long enough, nobody thinks they have much of a shot of winning back the House, with GOP gerrymandering all but locking in a Republican majority for the time being.
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Her movement, and her remarkable campaign in 2018, have already begun to remake Georgia; on her coattails, the Democrats captured 13 GOP seats in the state legislature last year, the best they'd done in 20 years, and sent a gun-control advocate, Lucy McBath, to Congress from Newt Gingrich's old district.
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Among his credentials, Gigi, as Mr. Di Maio is often called, was the treasurer of his elementary school class and the president of his high-school student body before he became vice president of the lower house of Parliament at 26, swept along on the coattails of his web-based party.
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The contentious back-and-forth continued for several minutes, with Buttigieg referencing his military service in Afghanistan and reelection in South Bend with 80 percent of the vote, and Klobuchar saying voters should take into account candidates with long track records and long "coattails" to help buoy down-ballot candidates.
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Well, it seems pretty evident that Warren is trying to ride the coattails of the progressive left through the Democratic primary by paying lip-service to so-called Medicare-for-all while at the same time giving herself a lot of space to breathe if she makes it to the General Election.
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As to the 6900 Republican senators who will — unless he is removed from office beforehand — share the ticket with Trump for their own re-election in November 2628, do they really think they will be the beneficiaries of his coattails, or will it more likely be the tattered shreds of his presidency?
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While others may look for ways to get rich quick or ride the coattails of applicants, we are working every day with people like the city of San Francisco and partners like Shawn M. Richard to be a partner for good and to make the social equity program the success it's destined for.
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Donald Trump: I'm 'the least racist person' "The candidate who has coattails is the candidate who is going to be able to pull in voters who might not otherwise have voted -- and that's what Obama was able to do in 2008 and 2012, especially among younger voters, African-American voters and minority voters," Smith said.
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Democrats are poised to make only single-digit gains in the House, as Republicans rode 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's coattails to victory.
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Asked by Maddow later in the debate if his nomination would lead to a landslide defeat like Barry Goldwater in 1964 or George McGovern in 1972, Sanders said his campaign would expand the electorate and not only carry him to the White House, but bring Democratic Senate and gubernatorial candidates along on his coattails.
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If Democrats continue to exclusively deploy the obsess-over-all-things-Trump strategy, without simultaneously rallying crowds to offer alternative policy prescriptions for a number of issues, or speaking out loudly on behalf of the movements like DAPL or crises' like East Chicago, they'll continue to simply ride the coattails of organic crowds and activism in opposition to Trump.
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But Benton said that despite Trump's disavowal, "we have seen such a huge groundswell of Americans that want to help grow the movement around the Trump campaign that we felt compelled to lay the groundwork for the outside effort Republicans will need to win the White House and lengthen Mr. Trump's coattails to protect our majorities in Congress."
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"We have seen such a huge groundswell of Americans that want to help grow the movement around the Trump campaign that we felt compelled to lay the groundwork for the outside effort Republicans will need to win the White House and lengthen Mr. Trump's coattails to protect our majorities in Congress," said Jesse Benton, a spokesman for the group.
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Robert Draper, a contributor to The New York Times Magazine, joined MSNBC's Morning Joe to discuss his latest feature for the magazine on the impact of Donald J. Trump's campaign on down-ballot races in November: It's historically the case that when you're a vulnerable congressman or senator you do look to grab on to presidential coattails.
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It's still far from clear who will come out on top in the primary, but it's enough to think about what would happen if either of the two current front-runners, Bernie Sanders or Joe Biden, were to become president — and also have strong enough coattails to produce a Democratic Senate, because otherwise nothing will happen.
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Higgins edged his way into the runoff on Donald 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 coattails, riding the Republican wave as a "Trumpette" outsider.
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She's just one highly specific character in an parade of ultra-rich weirdos, played by the likes of Toni Collette (Meg's mother, and a wellness influencer); Jamie Lee Curtis (her aunt, and a "self-made" business woman); Michael Shannon (her uncle, and professional rider of his father's coattails); and of course, Evans (her cousin, a trust fund playboy with no job).
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That, however, was before the director of a prestigious tennis tournament declared that professional women players "ride on the coattails of the men"; John McEnroe sparked a social media firestorm by claiming that Serena Williams would rank 20163th if she played on the men's circuit; and the boorish behavior toward women of the Republican presidential candidate became a lighting rod in a nasty campaign.
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Whether it comes from studios trying to ride each other's publicity coattails, or just parallel evolution as different producers chase the same ideas through the zeitgeist, it's still fairly common to see, say, the dystopian evil-twin fantasies Double and The Enemy coming out in the same year, or White House Down and Olympus Has Fallen — both White House invasion action movies — fighting for supremacy at the box office.
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There was practically something for everyone: HBO maintained its perennial lead as the most-nominated network (despite new players like Hulu yapping at its heels), Netflix crept up on its shoulder and NBC proved broadcasters can still play in this game, thanks largely to "This is Us" -- the first best drama candidate on a major network since 2011 -- and "Saturday Night Live," which rode Donald Trump's coattails into the cultural zeitgeist.
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For anyone who caught Diggs in Hamilton before he left on July 15, his entrance as Jefferson in "What'd I Miss," the first number in the musical's second act, was one of the show's onstage revelations: Clad in a velvet suit with coattails, Diggs dances and sings his way home from France to Monticello, and then to New York to take his position as Washington's secretary of state.
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In the 1990s and through today, Hillary Clinton enabled President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's rampant sexual harassment and assault for the sake of riding his coattails into the Senate, Department of State and — she thought — the White House.
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Jabari may turn out to be just a cursory character riding on the coattails of the Trump administration, but he's managed to catch its attention at a key time, as it's worked to sideline any Palestinian leadership and institutions while forging ahead with a peace plan that is, in theory, designed to end the stalemate in the Middle East, but that critics say has been biased in Israel's favor from the start.
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Read more:Jerry from 'Cheer' giving 'mat talk' to people arriving at work will make your whole dayKeanu Reeves brought his mom to the Oscars as his date and people are loving itBrad Pitt joked in his Oscars speech that he would ride Leonardo DiCaprio's coattails any day: 'The view's fantastic'Billie Eilish said her favorite movie growing up was 2014's 'The Babadook' on the Oscars red carpet and fans feel 'so old'
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"If you have a weak snowplow, a lot less gets through behind you" As the G.O.P. struggles particularly in the Midwest, which President Trump sees as perhaps the most crucial part of his base, Michigan offers a vivid illustration of a crucial political dynamic: While control of Congress and the midterm implications for Mr. Trump consume attention, it is the coattails of Democrats at the top of state tickets that could dramatically reshape American politics after 20103.
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Still, it's impressive how much detail can be seen even at this elevation and speed, like the varying signs that gave away a male homosexual across the centuries: white leather boots in Roman Britain, long hair and pointy-toed shoes in the aftermath of the Norman Conquest, padded codpieces in the 18103th century, sticking one's thumbs into the armpits of one's waistcoat in the 17th, wagging fingers under one's coattails in the 19th and incompetence at sports and at spitting in the 20th.
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In 2016, David Duke is back, attempting to ride the coattails of 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 – whose rhetoric isn't so different from Duke's, or of other white supremacists – both of whom are making their campaigns into crusades against "crooked" 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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Bernie Sander's (Vt.) supporters will simply follow suit; failing to define what her political platform is, as opposed to what it is not; failing to handle her establishment credentials and make voters believe she is not simply more of the same; becoming characterized or defined by legacy issues, or erring in tying her coattails too closely to President Obama and becoming tarred with the business-friendly transactional approach that has offended many of his constituents; and finally, yielding to the temptation to get down in the mud with presumptive Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and losing the name-calling battle.
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