"Surely he does not do this to Christian constituents or Jewish constituents."
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I am one of your constituents from Anchorage and I thank you for listening to ALL of your Alaska constituents, not just your Republican constituents.
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Politicians can speak directly to their constituents—and their constituents can message them straight back.
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"Constituents feel that Neal pays very little attention to speaking with his constituents," Root said.
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Allen said his constituents are fed up and are relaying that message to Chaffetz's own constituents.
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"He'll be one of my constituents and I'm not going to attack my constituents," Roem said.
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Moreover, recent research suggests that Republican constituents have been more likely to contact their elected officials than Democratic constituents.
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But Republicans were less likely to match with their constituents' ideologies overall — whether those constituents were poor or wealthy.
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That helps explain why Democratic constituents align their views so closely with Democratic senators, and similarly for Republican constituents.
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And will constituents be willing to punish incumbents for breaking norms, even in the service of policies those constituents support?
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I recognize they have a set of constituents and it's their job to represent the best interests of those constituents.
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Democratic representatives provided populist representation: They matched the views of their poor constituents more than those of their rich constituents.
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Because rural lawmakers hoping to help their farmer constituents need the support of urban lawmakers seeking to help low-income constituents.
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Politicians, ultimately, are accountable to their constituents, and Gianforte's mostly-conservative constituents do not seem to like the press much either.
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He will soon be one of her constituents, she explained, and she would not speak negatively about any of her constituents.
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Furthermore, Congress really does take into account public opinion and feedback from constituents — particularly on matters that affect those constituents' pocketbooks.
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"I think as we move forward, they're going to hear from their constituents just like I have from my constituents," Blackburn added.
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The new tools will help officials connect with their constituents, as well as better understand which issues their constituents care about most.
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For another, everyone loves the idea of Congress members heeding their constituents, right up until we disagree with what those constituents think.
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You hope they're in touch with their constituents and able to speak well to their constituents about why they came to this decision.
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They no longer have any control over what their constituents believe or want, and their constituents believe and want increasingly ugly things. Sen.
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"You have your constituents, we have ours, and we respect you and your constituents who sent you here," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said.
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He will have a long agenda as chairman, and impeachment is the least of it—despite what his constituents, and my constituents, probably want.
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Political scientist Julie Pacheco has documented that politicians are more responsive to healthier constituents than less-healthy constituents due to inequalities in political participation.
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In other words, under the current rules, candidates preferred by far less than half of their constituents get to represent all of their constituents.
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"They are speaking from the experience and concerns of their constituents, and their constituents by and large are not necessarily environmental justice communities," she said.
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Meanwhile, the average House member represents approximately 2628,28500 more constituents, and each senator an estimated 6900 million more constituents than they did 2628 years ago.
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Not just angry constituents tweeting at them, but angry constituents organizing against them in the next election because the free and open internet is at stake.
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As interns, we give Capitol tours when constituents come to the office, answer phones and letters, do administrative duties, help handle casework, and meet with constituents.
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That hug was special because, even though members of Congress can do a lot of things for their constituents, they can't represent their constituents in court.
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The Honest Deal Act would not only require legislators to be honest with constituents, but push constituents to face up to the consequences of their demands.
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During the call, Cuomo accused Republican lawmakers of ignoring their constituents, arguing that the plan would fail easily if lawmakers voted the way their constituents want.
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Often, we feel congressmen and women will only listen to constituents in their Capitol offices, but constituents can relay opinions by phone, or via Twitter and Facebook.
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Speaking with constituents at a rowdy town hall event Wednesday evening, Coffman faced vocal criticism from constituents who said they wanted him to push back against Trump.
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To some extent, this is necessary – politicians, for example, still have to hear from constituents, even when those constituents are sharing their thoughts a rude or harassing fashion.
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Golden's biography, personality, and platform that worked in Maine probably wouldn't appeal that strongly to McBath's constituents in Georgia, and McBath would struggle to appeal to Golden's constituents.
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"I previously promised my constituents that I would fight to close these loopholes to ensure that Congress abides by the laws that we pass for our constituents," he said.
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The advocacy technology community is dependent on Congress for an honest and open flow of communication from constituents and to constituents as a principle of modern American democratic principles.
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One House member, who typically has three or four thousand constituents call in to his telephone town halls, found himself joined at his latest one by eleven thousand constituents.
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And "constituents who received lengthy arguments from legislators justifying their positions were just as likely to change their opinions as constituents to whom legislators provided little justification," they wrote.
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As McGhee put it, conservative politicians have used race to rile up their constituents on cultural issues while ignoring or even working against causes that would benefit their constituents.
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"Part of this discussion really needs to be about our constituents, whether they voted for us or not, sometimes our constituents need to help us dial it back," McEachin added.
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"I think they see their role as being closer to their constituents and having an obligation to represent their constituents," said Susan Beth Farmer, a professor at Penn State Law.
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Representatives and senators would then brag about "bringing home the bacon" to their constituents — even though that bacon was jeopardizing the prosperity and diminishing the freedoms of those very constituents.
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If this latest McConnell plan is passed by the Senate, Republican members who desperately avoided public meetings with constituents during the July 4 recess will now be besieged by angry constituents.
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First, members want to be seen by their constituents as leaders who are trying to heal the nation and repair our democracy, not politicians who ignore serious problems or their constituents.
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DJI financial constituents may start to hinder ** Tech flat.
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Senator, we need to hear from you — your constituents.
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My constituents expect me to know, and if we had utilized the process that goes through a committee, I would be able to answer not only your questions but my constituents' questions.
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We heard stories of offices using innovative technologies to better interact with their constituents; offices committed to retaining great staff (thereby serving constituents better) by employing modern "work-life" personnel policies; offices conducting genuine customer service surveys to improve how they help citizens; and offices going above and beyond expectations in transparency to build greater trust amongst their constituents.
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Many have faced immense public outcry in the past few months from their constituents for refusing to hold town halls and generally shutting out requests from their constituents to speak face to face.
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"There's no quality control in their manufacture and packaging, their chemical constituents are unknown, and even in cases where the chemical constituents are known, there's no information about the biological effects," Baumann said.
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A representative's willingness to support a federal program is shaped by whether the program provides identifiable benefits to their constituents — or, in a polarized, party-centered Congress, to constituents represented by co-partisans.
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Failing to do so is a disservice to our constituents.
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Even if they were, their constituents wouldn't stand for it.
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Bono was popular with his constituents and served until 1992.
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There are other ways to hear what's on constituents' minds.
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Walker noted that Republicans have to concentrate on their constituents.
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Khanna defends his work, saying his constituents will welcome it.
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The constituents of the indices DAX and TecDAX remain unchanged.
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He applies his knowledge to his constituents' most pressing problems.
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First and foremost, I am elected to represent my constituents.
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Some of his constituents came to his defense on Wednesday.
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Apparently these lawmakers think they know better than their constituents.
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It's an instance of smarmy politicians lying to their constituents.
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But Trump is still stuck working on his own constituents.
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Too afraid to come speak with assembled constituents below. pic.twitter.
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Sometimes Lucious and Cookie's tension is exercised through their constituents.
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The NSE announced changes in Nifty constituents effective March 211.
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To listen to their constituents instead of the gun lobby.
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In Idaho, constituents used a cardboard cutout of their representative.
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What accounts for the changing constituents of each income bracket?
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Through the MeetYourDA platform, constituents can easily contact their DAs.
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"Constituents have stories that need to be heard," she said.
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Hundreds of thousands of their constituents would lose their insurance.
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It was serving his constituents, he said, that he loved.
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His alienation policy hurts many of our constituents in California.
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Do Democrats understand their constituents' concern about the nation's defenses?
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Frost said she has some constituents who appreciate her language.
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Does she think her constituents wouldn't welcome a $1,000 windfall?
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Worried constituents emailed videos of swimming snakes to state legislators.
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She said her offices would remain open for constituents. Sen.
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For these two indicted politicians, their constituents happened to agree.
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Our representatives can show their constituents that they are listening.
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Constituents ought to ask these incoming members where they stand.
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Rubio, please get out there and listen to your constituents.
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But those are constituents of all ages, young and old.
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And once his constituents understood that, they stood behind him.
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So as far as his constituents go, he's their guy.
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James Tedisco, a Republican, said his constituents were against it.
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Some members say they are merely reflecting their constituents' views.
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All politics is local: McConnell faced angry constituents last week.
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They hear from very different constituents, with very different priorities.
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They, too, could be swayed by pressure from their constituents.
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Instead, Nextdoor wants to help public agencies reach their constituents.
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Make the point to your constituents, clearly, honestly and vigorously.
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"I visited several constituents who lost it all," he said.
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But legislators of all stripes worry about representing their constituents.
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That's an unusual level of disconnect between constituents and lawmakers.
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"We are cramming marijuana down our constituents' throat," he said.
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"My constituents want to walk through clean streets," he said.
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Mr. McCain, fearing his constituents might be harmed, was noncommittal.
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Some worry that ending the subsidies would hurt their constituents.
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The voices of Mr. Denham's constituents make that much clear.
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"But not on the backs of our constituents," he said.
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So, I'm doing it for them & for my constituents. pic.twitter.
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Lawmakers are also under pressure to act from their constituents.
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Thousands of constituents welcomed him home when he was released.
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What is the stock market value of the material constituents?
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Not because they are female, but because they are constituents.
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And lawmakers shouldn't defer to their constituents at every turn.
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The senator is under pressure to take questions from constituents.
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Candidates answered questions from constituents that came from YouTube videos.
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From that position, he encouraged his constituents to follow suit.
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But some constituents have questioned the level of public comment.
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I am representing my constituents and the state of Alaska.
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After all, the people most affected are the mayor's constituents.
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The DSCC bought YouTube ads targeting constituents of Republicans Sens.
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I fight for my constituents in the halls of Congress.
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Larry Hogan (R) from blocking constituents on social media accounts.
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Constituents heckled lawmakers at town halls and other public events.
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Rohrabacher was recalling comments he made to constituents on Wednesday.
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It sounded too controversial, and likely to upset religious constituents.
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"My constituents tell me the EPA is out to get them rather than work with them and there is a huge lack of trust between many of my constituents and the EPA," she said.
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Since most congressional offices cannot regularly field public opinion surveys of their constituents, staff members depend heavily on meetings and relationships with interest groups to piece together a picture of what their constituents want.
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As for the House of Representatives, a blasé attitude about maintaining districts of equal size led to inequality, with rural areas of 10,000 constituents having the same representation as urban ones with 50,000 constituents.
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Any senator who flips to yes on the basis of this promise is taking all the risks with their constituents' lives that they claimed to oppose, and insulting those constituents' intelligence on top of it.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) accused the Republicans of "betraying" their own constituents, singling out California Republicans in particular for threatening tax hikes on their constituents through the elimination of the SALT benefit.
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Persuading these constituents to adopt VR/AR will be a challenge.
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Imagine you're one of my constituents testifying in a committee hearing.
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The portraits are a surprise gift from one of Kelly's constituents.
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Higgins told the paper that many constituents of Democratic U.S. Rep.
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My experiences drive the work I am doing for my constituents.
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About 10,000 constituents signed a recall petition, forcing the by-election.
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Complaints from constituents After Ernst's event, dozens of attendees lingered outside.
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I feel this decision best represents my family, constituents and country.
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Every school is doing what they feel their constituents would support.
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There's Climate Mayors, with 338 US mayors representing 65 million constituents.
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My constituents in Orpington deserve better than this from their Government.
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Murkowski's office reports no adverse response from the Alaskan senator's constituents.
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I'm delivering to the constituents on a lot of local issues.
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The NBA is a propaganda machine for its most powerful constituents.
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Mr Hawley's proposal may not go down well with his constituents.
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The constituents include Facebook, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Monster Beverage and Nvidia.
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My loyalty is to the United States and to my constituents.
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"It actually works for all three constituents at once," Poon said.
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If anything, DeSantis showed intellectual laziness that should give constituents pause.
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Feudal politicians also have to work harder for their constituents' votes.
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She objected to the senator speaking to constituents and called 911.
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A vote that angers local constituents will no longer go unnoticed.
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He has also proven that his supporters can be loyal constituents.
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Voters are simultaneously constituents of multiple overlapping organizations: local, international, aspirational.
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His constituents are complaining about the state&aposs crumbling transit system.
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Markwayne Mullin told constituents at a town hall in Jay, Oklahoma.
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Tom MacArthur (R-NJ) speaks to constituents during a town hall.
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And you can't do that to your constituents, to your voters.
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This one can seriously weaken a member's standing with their constituents.
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Ted Yoho, of Florida said his constituents don't care about Russia.
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Of the S&P 500 constituents, 230 disclosed cash held offshore.
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That's between him and his constituents on how they perceived it.
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Policies intended to help one group of constituents usually hurt another.
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Maybe he would like to explain it to his constituents, instead.
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They are politicians, remember, and they dare not betray their constituents.
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It's obviously members' job to reflect the interests of their constituents.
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That's not how a sitting U.S. senator should treat her constituents.
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And several more of McCarthy's constituents are recovering in the hospital.
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Some were strong fundraisers, and some were passionate about their constituents.
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TV that her constituents were hurt by recent comments from Rep.
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Gabrielle Giffords was shot while meeting with constituents in her district.
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"You understand what it would mean to your constituents," he added.
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They need to temper expectations, adjust strategies and educate their constituents.
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It showed politicians how seriously their constituents were taking the museum.
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These new rules would make representatives more beholden to their constituents.
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Lawmakers often channeled their constituents while talking about the latter issue.
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The key issue is whether they can deliver to their constituents.
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Their constituents are 20 percentage points more nonwhite than they are.
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As a state representative, I heard the frustration from my constituents.
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Lyon's constituents re-elected him during his four months in prison.
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No one has a better understanding of their constituents than them.
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Many of their constituents vote Republican precisely to cut their taxes.
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He seems to be ranking high among his most important constituents.
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"I've been realistic with our constituents about the plan," she said.
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Republicans would have a strong case to make to their constituents.
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And I thought communicating with your constituents was how government works?
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The purpose of government is to protect and serve its constituents.
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For some of his poorest constituents, this consultation came too late.
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Late last week, one of his constituents died after contracting coronavirus.
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It's less clear what the constituents get out of the deal.
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" Martha Pincus of Fox Point said Republicans were "disrespecting their constituents.
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These are powerful constituents, with lobbyists and cash to throw around.
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His constituents are "pissed off," he said — And he can sympathize.
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The diversity can provide benefits to both lawmakers and their constituents.
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They might have thought they were Trump's allies, or his constituents.
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The constituents enjoyed a buffet of hors d'oeuvres and assorted beverages.
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Smith's constituents had first sent him to the Senate in 1909.
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And politicians make food policy changes when their constituents demand it.
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Condolences to his wife, his family, Baltimore, his constituents & the nation.
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Murkowski separately said she received "thousands" of calls from concerned constituents.
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Understandably, Erie constituents have questions for their lawmakers, but congressmen Rep.
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"Even the most progressive of the constituents I have," he said.
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Hopefully, increased attention and pressure from constituents will change their minds.
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"It's clear he ignored a majority of his constituents," Potter said.
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"I hear it from constituents, from traditional Democratic communities," Rothfus said.
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No constituents favored the Redmen name, people at the meeting said.
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He argued that his colleagues would know how his constituents feel.
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Diaz-Balart's district is home to 335,000 constituents of Cuban descent.
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Dan Patrick of Texas, are just distracting their constituents from reality.
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He said resigning now is in the interest of his constituents.
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Constituents from several districts have voiced their displeasure for Rodgers' proposal.
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Elected officials, however, like to be seen as helping their constituents.
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Politicians are supposed to be a little intimidated by their constituents.
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I answer to my constituents directly and indirectly to all Americans.
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But I know you're going to talk to your constituents first.
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China is a large sovereign nation with domestic constituents to please.
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Less than 20 S&P 500 Index constituents can top that.
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They warned ending the deduction would be devastating for their constituents.
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But his exchanges with constituents on healthcare got the most heated.
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Tim Walberg's next coffee meeting with constituents and Wisconsin Republican Rep.
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"Those Dems will have to answer to their constituents come 2020."
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"My constituents know I will fight for complete deductibility," he said.
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But lawmakers worry a BRAC would be politically unpopular with constituents.
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They said constituents have expressed concern about the varying employer standards.
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On behalf of my constituents, I demand an apology from Rep.
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Which U.S. congressman or senator would ask that of their constituents?
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Our democratic republic is designed for representation by politicians of constituents.
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They have enraged constituents and spurred myriad complaints to lawmakers. Rep.
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My constituents want me to lead by example -- and I will.
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From some constituents, who felt they had been robbed of jobs.
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And also just on the constituents, so much attention around attention.
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What have you been hearing from your constituents on this issue?
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The study, from University of Southern California political scientist Christian Grose and California State University political scientist Matthew Mendez, raises new questions about whether state legislators serve Latino constituents the same way they do white constituents.
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She writes a weekly newsletter to her constituents, and said she intended to use it to invite constituents to draw their own conclusions, and will ask them to read relevant documents, including the whistle-blower's complaint.
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And while Congress was arguably not designed to react emotionally to the country's problems, the inaction on big-ticket items can give some constituents the impression that the Legislative Branch is not being responsive to its constituents.
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Clinton said the leaders actually have to do things for your constituents.
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Because it is only laws that change the lives of my constituents.
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Why are politicians seemingly so disconnected from the harm befalling their constituents?
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Even if it's a Republican [lawmaker] they need to hear from constituents.
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It&aposs like they have no idea that their constituents are Americans.
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Never give up on the promises that you made to your constituents.
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Those constituents have turned to some creative ways to voice their displeasure.
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So it's up to states to preserve net neutrality for their constituents.
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Their fear: their conservative constituents back home won't settle for anything else.
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The winning team, Civic Triage, developed a chatbot to communicate with constituents.
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He doesn't get a gold star for not shaking down his constituents.
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MSCI's global index is weighted by the market value of its constituents.
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But: "We don't want to separate ourselves" from constituents on social media.
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ZELDIN: You might be capturing some more of my middle-income constituents.
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Below is a summary of each and a list of their constituents.
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JOHN STUMPF: You know, I talk to a lot of our constituents.
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"We have a lot to prove to all our constituents," Lowe said.
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Hamilton himself had a similar experience while speaking with constituents in Brooklyn.
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Network television is not a democracy, and we are not its constituents.
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King's constituents know his views support white nationalism — many just don't care.
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"This is good for Alaska," she assured her constituents in an interview.
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"Members have got to get out and see their constituents," Ryan continued.
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All constituents rose with Avis Budget leading with gains of 7.5 percent.
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But the constituents of many of these Republicans weren't happy at all.
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Among the index constituents, only Wal-Mart ended higher, up 1 percent.
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The politicians essentially pick their constituents, instead of the other way around.
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But they quickly abandoned the push after backlash from Democrats and constituents.
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To impede this nomination is to ignore the wishes of their constituents.
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But representatives and senators who answer to constituents aren't necessarily as vulnerable.
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Approximately 20 protesters, including disabled constituents, gathered inside his Phoenix office Wednesday.
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Collins has constituents who love it when she bucks the party line.
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He says he plans to win back the "trust" of his constituents.
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They're the constituents of recycled minerals, devoid of any vestiges of animality.
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Ted Cruz accused Cruz of "sure as s*** not serving" his constituents.
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But his constituents didn't gather here to give him a hero's welcome.
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Many elected officials arrive in Washington intending to serve their constituents admirably.
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It is a slap in the face to the constituents they represent.
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Or do they view their own children as dispensable as their constituents?
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Why would he do something so catastrophic and devastating to his constituents.
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It is expected that public officials will do favours for their constituents.
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They are bosses in their own right, with constituents all their own.
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Second, legislators only need to fear constituents when elections are truly competitive.
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And everyone can answer a phone, meet with constituents, and answer mail.
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At least members of Congress might heed their constituents' anger and frustration.
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In 85003, each of the 435 House members represented about 212,000 constituents.
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Manchin, whose coal-dependent constituents remain strongly behind Trump, swiftly disputed Sanders.
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Coffman kept faith with his immigrant constituents as they did with him.
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Cuellar has heard from constituents who are concerned about the death toll.
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I urge you, their constituents, to make sure they hear from you.
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This rises to 12.1 percent when looking at euro zone constituents alone.
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Its complex behavior emerges, as if by magic, from its simple constituents.
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Part of that oath is to keep our constituents safe and healthy.
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Its majority foreign-earning constituents tend to gain when sterling is weak.
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Thanks to this sort of rhetorical position, his constituents never found out.
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Many legislators do not have veterans of today's wars among their constituents.
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"All constituents have a right to know their representative's views," they wrote.
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They're my constituents, and they're nervous about what might happen to them.
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I remain committed to the issues that are important to my constituents.
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"He was speaking to staying in touch with your constituents," added Rep.
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The Democratic Party would then be pledged to support its core constituents.
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Christie said that he switched because he was responding to his constituents.
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Richmond argued this would create unnecessary tensions between elected officials and constituents.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.), claiming that he puts special interests before constituents.
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Back in New York, I will tell my constituents I was there.
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Don't go to my constituents, who are struggling to make ends meet.
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They respond to regional and local opinion, the opinions of their constituents.
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Some sheriffs said they were left fielding comments from constituents back home.
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He was against our immigration policy and told our constituents to call.
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Of course, Congress will take that action only if constituents demand it.
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But I will say my message to our constituents has not changed.
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After suffrage wars, politicians were worried about pleasing their new female constituents.
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The divisive move has angered his rivals and many of his constituents.
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So all the explaining to his constituents will be by his opponents.
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Can Democrats retain their new rich constituents without destroying the party's mission?
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That repeal would have jeopardized health care protections for his own constituents.
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That worked out splendidly for freshly elected black officials and their constituents.
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Stateside, 78% of S&P constituents closed in correction territory on Thursday.
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Other lawmakers have also changed the way they interact with their constituents.
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Refusing to cooperate with democratically elected representatives strikes many constituents as undemocratic.
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We live, eat out, buy groceries, worship, and work alongside our constituents.
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Kuster has brought Americans together to improve the lives of her constituents.
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The second comes from people who respond to pressure from their constituents.
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"That senator was sitting on stage looking at his constituents," Atkiss said.
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Under significant pressure from constituents and activist groups at town halls, Sen.
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State insurance commissioners, too, have heard from constituents faced with these bills.
|
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FTMC, whose constituents are much more domestically focused, was down 1.3 percent.
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He has spent much of his time trying to help his constituents.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey remained largely silent while his constituents screamed.
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Lawmakers from expansion states don't want to see their constituents lose coverage.
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That's why Schaaf alerted her constituents of the possibility of ICE raids.
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AF And I'm talking about constituents who live in big Trump areas.
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What did the mix of constituents look like at the town hall?
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Having constituents pay more for different things is always a bit challenging.
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And they should remember their obligation to fight for their constituents' interests.
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"It's good for fans, the leagues, teams, regulators and constituents," said Miller.
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Brat described three main recommendations that he said came from his constituents.
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Our constituents do not deserve to be "dead on arrival," Sen. McConnell.
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I hope it was beneficial to your constituents and to you personally.
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Those who scheduled no meetings faced criticism that they were ducking constituents.
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It shouldn't be surprising that de Blasio's losing steam with his constituents.
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But unlike Altmire, Kucinich's constituents were overwhelmingly in favor of the bill.
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Trump echoes and even stokes his constituents' fears about globalization and immigration.
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"I heard from constituents today asking about corporate PAC contributions," he wrote.
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Constituents should demand that 100 percent also attend town halls, he added.
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Only five constituents on the STOXX 600 were trading in the red.
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And that's a huge issue and that's what's affecting your constituents today.
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Furthermore, as communication narrows, constituents may be less likely to feel represented.
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" During the break, one woman tells other constituents that she sounds "rehearsed.
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This is the way that public officials engage with their constituents now.
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They also surveyed the constituents receiving the letters, both before and after.
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But the answers weren't enough, Murkowski suggested, to outweigh her constituents' concerns.
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"Frankly, as long as it is not on my constituents, I don't care who pays it," Kerner said, adding that while he is "honored" to have the President visit, he needs to look out for his constituents first.
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The goal is to convince other members that "their constituents want this; they should also support their constituents," Pocan said, acknowledging supporters need to spend more time educating the American public about what exactly "Medicare for all" means.
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Tired of Syrian refugees from just across the border growing so numerous that they eclipse your actual constituents — and of your constituents growing so sick of the refugees that they mutter about taking the town back by force.
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But they complicate the story by showing that each party's behavior is influenced by interest groups, by what constituents of their own party (as opposed to all constituents) say, and whether economic or social issues are at stake.
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Polls also indicated that Trump may be losing favor with this core constituents.
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"The cuts ... would be devastating to the constituents that HUD serves," Salamido said.
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No matter what they may say, politicians don't always welcome their constituents' views.
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The questions had been submitted from Eshoo's constituents in California's 18th congressional district.
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It's important that representatives hear from their constituents that they value net neutrality.
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And without any constituents to answer to, it's unclear if Farenthold ever will.
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Last week and over the weekend, angry constituents confronted Republican lawmakers including Reps.
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His last line in his address was a battle cry to his constituents.
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Meanwhile, constituents in Arkansas, Florida, and North Dakota voted to decriminalize medical marijuana.
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"Our government will be more in touch with our individual constituents," he said.
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Politicians are supposed to want to please constituents, pass policies, and solve problems.
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Many report that universal credit is the most common issue raised by constituents.
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Boeing, McDonald's and IBM had the greatest negative impact as most constituents declined.
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The numbers helped sell change to Democrats worried about their more-conservative constituents.
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They also talk about the price Mr. Harris's constituents pay for over-policing.
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Demos: I would point out the judge is elected and serves his constituents.
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Eshoo asked her constituents to submit questions that they want to ask Zuckerberg.
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Cities can impact their constituents by creating rules around different types of scenarios.
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What legislator wants to explain a 25 percent cut in benefits to constituents?
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GDAXI and its German exporter constituents taking the worst hit, down 4.63 percent.
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Big investors are key constituents and donors in Republican politics — and they're happy.
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Nonetheless, financials held up as the top constituents on the benchmark led gainers.
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I appreciate my constituents' patience and understanding as I take time to recover.
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The sooner the party realizes that, the better off its constituents will be.
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He has also asked his constituents to send him questions for the meeting.
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When we design our community, we think like politicians legislating for their constituents.
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Show me a connection as to how your issue directly affects our constituents.
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A lone, brave MP admitted that many of his constituents share Trump's views.
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Feeling vulnerable and underappreciated, they attack the very constituents they aim to court.
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All of our constituents deserve to be heard as we begin these discussions.
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China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd was the top gainer among Hang Seng constituents.
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A stronger pound is a drag for the FTSE's largely dollar-earning constituents.
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In reality, the GOP has no intentions of addressing their constituents' economic concerns.
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The potential cuts to Medicaid inspired outcry from constituents, advocates, and health groups.
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They must protect the American people and be held accountable by their constituents.
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"My constituents get killed in tornadoes," he once said at an industry conference.
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Dr. Traci Blackmon denounced McConnell for what she described as betraying his constituents.
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And they're bucking up for a rough recess back home with frustrated constituents.
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It also appears to be far less liquid than many of its constituents.
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Sam Brownback (R) receives exceptionally low marks from his constituents, even many Republicans.
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Scalise, meanwhile, held a tele-town hall on Friday with nearly 4,000 constituents.
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They were voting for their families, they proclaimed, or their constituents, or God.
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But other lawmakers have scheduled traditional town halls to hear from their constituents.
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Now that the angry protesters are his constituents, he takes a different view.
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Perhaps because he's forgotten that people with substance use disorder are constituents, too.
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What's more, Speakers of the House are rarely voted out by their constituents.
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Elected officials are hearing from their constituents and it is making a difference.
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Now, it's obvious that members of Congress heard their constituents loud and clear.
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They are each chosen to protect and serve their constituents and our democracy.
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Ms. Comstock and Ms. Ayotte will stay home and meet with constituents instead.
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Practice infection prevention: review with your children, patients, constituents, customers, co-workers, & employees.
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This is the largest number of women ever representing constituents on Capitol Hill.
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Each member of the United Kingdom's House of Commons represents about 100,000 constituents.
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Both were assiduous representatives for their constituents and ever-present on protest platforms.
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Together, we can accomplish what our constituents sent us to Washington to do.
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Absolutely. But politicians do best electorally when they have empathy with their constituents.
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Once again, Coffman is putting political posturing above what's best for his constituents.
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Norman pulled out a loaded handgun during a meeting with constituents on Friday.
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These are Amash's constituents — and financial supporters, until he began breaking with Trump.
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His role in the immigration debate isn't lost on his constituents back home.
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Careful household budgeting is necessary to avoid criticism from the media or constituents.
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Republicans hope to localize races by focusing on issues specific to their constituents.
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Either move could provoke a potentially distracting fight with constituents like the ECB.
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And lawmakers understand that this is a priority for their constituents, as well.
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This puts many presidential candidates at odds with influential constituents in their party.
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To their credit, members of Congress show up on behalf of their constituents.
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"His work expresses feelings many of my Northern Virginia constituents share," Beyer wrote.
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President Trump handily won those districts and is popular among the lawmakers' constituents.
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Sometimes we forget -- congressional leaders have districts and constituents to think about, too.
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Lawmakers, for the most part, are reflecting their constituents' views on this one.
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The war exposed his ideas as extreme and turned his constituents against him.
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The mining sector, most of whose constituents export commodities to China, rose 3.13%.
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Senator Murkowski said the views of her constituents determined her vote against DeVos.
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Pruitt's not the only Trump official who's faced the ire of his constituents.
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She said the issue of gun control is "deeply personal" for her constituents.
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It's getting politicians to listen to their constituents rather than the gun lobby.
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If Kevin McDugle won't treat his constituents with respect and dignity, I will.
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In the meantime, Ms. Lyles is having it both ways with her constituents.
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Mr. Perry may be out of step with many of his new constituents.
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Democratic constituents are generally disinclined to vote in midterms in the first place.
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I have no mandate from my constituents for a damaging and disorderly Brexit.
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Among Lamb's constituents, cultural liberalism is, consequently, a liability — even fatal, electorally speaking.
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Should the First Amendment prohibit officials from retaliating against constituents on social media?
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It is a disgrace to Congress and to his constituents, who deserve better.
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I also apologize to my colleagues and my constituents for letting them down.
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Mr. Cartwright, running in northeastern Pennsylvania, was likewise committed to understanding conservative constituents.
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If you're a white rural legislator, a lot of your constituents can't vote.
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Now it's an industrial complex whose thematic integrity desperately matters to its constituents.
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You have said that you act in the best interest of your constituents.
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Their constituents, the voters and lobbyists, just don't want that kind of restriction.
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In a statement, Rosenello said Christie had insulted his constituents and emergency responders.
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According to Albany politicians, constituents complain that speed safety cameras just aren't fair.
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A party that controls the House avoiding constituents upset about health care legislation?
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That endeared him to constituents who are still struggling to rebuild their lives.
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Then state lawmakers began hearing from constituents complaining about the cost to consumers.
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Over the next several weeks, I met many other constituents just like him.
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What will it take for our political leaders to heed their constituents' wishes?
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We demand that Commissioner Taub apologize to her constituents and the general public.
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Rudely greeting his new constituents, he was ushered back to his homebound plane.
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PG Let's go back to your constituents who are terrified about Medicaid cuts.
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"I think it is possible to repair it," McCaskill told constituents in Ashland.
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These encounters produced arresting video of angry constituents facing down their elected representatives.
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As a House member, he was not afraid to meet with his constituents.
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He owes it to his state, his constituents, and his party to resign.
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Frankfurt's DAX, whose constituents are vulnerable to trade frictions, was leading the gains.
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Ernst, too, emphasized that an endorsement would resonate with constituents in her state.
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No, not his constituents: the news media, who made him what he is.
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I know we need to go back home to meet with our constituents.
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She discussed the issue on Thursday afternoon with some of her young constituents.
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Members of Congress couldn't handle the heat and started avoiding their own constituents.
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Yet polls show that Gabbard's constituents in deep blue Hawaii overwhelmingly support impeachment.
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"Their constituents are certainly going to put the pressure on them," she added.
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The events were civil and sleepy, and my interns usually outnumbered the constituents.
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I couldn't even bribe my constituents into coming with free bagels and coffee.
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Editorial Observer Congressional Republicans are finding that constituents, like facts, are stubborn things.
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It's a level of devastation for my constituents that is kind of frightening.
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Think and act not for themselves but for their constituents and all Americans.
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Overall, however, his options for serving a greater number of constituents, seem limited.
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After voting to eliminate it, they were inundated with angry missives from constituents.
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Several constituents at the gathering had said they were disturbed by the incident.
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To this day, none of my constituents can even find a meeting agenda.
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If conservatives support the Fair Act, their constituents will thank them for it.
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We just realized that this was another way to communicate directly with constituents.
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In the Santa Clarita region north of Los Angeles, constituents accused sophomore Rep.
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Appalling a MP should lose her life simply doing her best for constituents.
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She'd want to know how it affects her constituents and American politics broadly.
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Peter Roskam (R-IL), cited several of his constituents' experiences under the law.
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It's not necessarily making laws, research, committee work, or talking to everyday constituents.
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Online town halls could offer more in-depth engagement between members and constituents.
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This coming Saturday we believe there will be well over 100 protests, most of them in Republican offices around the country, district offices, demanding that Republican members of Congress meet with their constituents and answer the questions that their constituents have.
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"What's most inflammatory is the questions itself, the fact that Muslims have to pass a religious test in order to see a representative of our state, surely he does not do this to Christian constituents or Jewish constituents," Soltani said.
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Our leaders have an obligation to their constituents to pass laws that make our lives better, but if all constituents aren't engaged, then the few that do vote, who may not share your values, will hold them accountable for you.
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A town hall is an opportunity hear from constituents about these kinds of concerns.
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Many presidents take a moment to speak to some of their most disenfranchised constituents.
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Within the constituents, he said Amazon appears strongest while Facebook is among the weakest.
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And so he took to Twitter to beg his constituents to cut it out.
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Several constituents grilled him on his commitment to protecting pre-existing conditions (he does).
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People like Oller relied on his emails to constituents to get information about Obamacare.
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Carefully deployed, it can convey the quality of character that reinforces confidence in constituents.
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And it's one of the greatest perks members of Congress can give their constituents.
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Local district offices exist solely for the purpose of being responsive to constituents' concerns.
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At the very least, as impacted parties and as constituents, we deserve a response.
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There is no political movement telling its constituents that America is OK right now.
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It was an outrageous breach of fiduciary duty to the taxpayers and her constituents.
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In any event, that was not good enough for some of the congressman's constituents.
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But Fischer supported Howard in staring down angry rural constituents, eventually swaying rural voters.
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The biggest difference between the two is not the number of constituents you represent.
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But we now feel honor bound to put our constituents' and country's interests first.
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We will continue to work constructively, locally and nationally, on behalf of our constituents.
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The safety and security of my constituents will always be my number one priority.
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And I don't want my constituents to ever be in the dark about anything.
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The incident occurred at a "coffee with constituents" meeting in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
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Yet the divergence of views between MPs and constituents is most striking for Labour.
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What other things do you think you really need to deliver to your constituents?
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Had he discussed this with his constituents in the run-up to the violence?
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But we now feel honour bound to put our constituents' and country's interests first.
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The lawmakers who introduced the legislation have numerous constituents who would benefit from it.
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Goldman Sachs had the greatest negative impact on the index as most constituents declined.
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Bulls argue that the S&P 500's constituents can justify this heady valuation.
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One of his reasons, he said, his constituents in Louisiana overwhelmingly voted for Trump.
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Alternatively, it can be made directly by splitting water into its constituents using electrolysis.
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"We're going backwards on too many important issues," says one of Mr Abbott's constituents.
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The Reaganite coalition has frayed as its constituents have adopted extreme and contradictory positions.
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De La Cruz acknowledges that some of his Hispanic constituents don't like the newcomers.
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In response, pro-net neutrality constituents put pressure on Santiago to get on board.
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A wonderful Christian lady of faith and passionate warrior for Arkansas and her constituents.
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I want to make sure that my constituents have enough time to provide input.
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We started hearing from constituents and working with advocates on how to address this.
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We need to all go home ... and listen to what our constituents care about.
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Several lawmakers feel the media is punishing them for making themselves available to constituents.
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The benchmark was pulled lower by financials, utilities and industrials, the biggest index constituents.
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The message from their home-state constituents: Don't you dare vote for that bill.
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Other politicians don't want to face rising numbers of needy constituents without health insurance.
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This is your representative, they work for you and the rest of their constituents.
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This is overwhelming popular support, and our policymakers support Israel because their constituents do.
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Constituents were mostly angry over his role in reviving the GOP's ObamaCare repeal effort.
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Empathetic Democrats indulged constituents with deficit-wrecking benefit programs; stern Republicans imposed fiscal discipline.
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Google named the constituents of its Advanced Technology External Advisory Council on March 26.
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It is not easy to re-connect with constituents in a few short days.
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Compared with their constituents, Kenyan MPs are among the best paid in the world.
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I think it is a matter of attitude, of knowing who your constituents are.
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But DeVos is looking increasingly vulnerable—especially if constituents keep calling Republican fence-sitters.
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Many of them are hiding from protesters and angry constituents at their town halls.
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His constituents need climate action more than most, and his aggressive rhetoric reflects that.
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But this will hurt the lives of hundreds of constituents---people just like Tyler.
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We continue to prepare in DC to serve the constituents of the 9th District!
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These members' motivation to act on climate change comes from their very own constituents.
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But the political record shows he didn't sell the Newark reforms to his constituents.
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Doing nothing may be politically expedient; lawmakers always prefer saying yes to their constituents.
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Snipers and security protected him at later public events from constituents fighting for healthcare.
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My constituents deserve certainty, not plans that crumble and implode under their own weight.
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That's hopeful but everyone should be standing up to the president for their constituents.
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Other than my family, serving my constituents was the most important thing to me.
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We think that is a decision for him and his family and his constituents.
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FreedomWorks has directed almost 10,000 "actions" at McConnell since last week from his constituents.
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Their attempts to govern from the middle and appease their Democratic constituents are futile.
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NBC News: Far from Washington in Omar's district, constituents see the controversy as overblown.
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But her message might not have resonated with a significant portion of her constituents.
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It appears his constituents may be in for a public family feud as well.
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These few delegates are normally charged by their constituents to write the foundational constitution.
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Asked what Democrats will tell their constituents when they return home without funding, Sen.
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It's a cycle I've seen far too often among my constituents in New Mexico.
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Lawmakers' decision to disregard the will of their constituents is both arrogant and troubling.
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These new members, thus far, have very few legislative results to show their constituents.
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Byrd insisted that Mica has been frugal when it comes to meals with constituents.
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Many of Tweed's immigrant constituents couldn't read English but they could understand a cartoon.
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They're more likely to hear from constituents who want their representatives to oppose Trump.
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Most Progressive Caucus members represent safely blue districts and constituents more supportive of impeachment.
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"Most of my constituents regard impeachment in a very practical way," he told me.
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First, they knew they shared more in common with their constituents than the incumbents.
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My constituents and the other people who live here overwhelmingly do NOT want this.
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But lawmakers will be able to show their constituents they care and can deliver.
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All 66 constituents in the main Bovespa index were in the red on Wednesday.
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The constituents of Blaze's pizza were all OK, but none felt especially high-quality.
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The result: Our solons would bring the values of their constituents to the capital.
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Bratcher says the premise of the bill came directly from his conversations with constituents.
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Before making the switch, Fukumoto sent out a questionnaire to constituents seeking their opinions.
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It reflects poorly on the institution of Congress, on my colleagues, and my constituents.
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The energy index rose 1.5 percent, with 30 of its 31 constituents posting gains.
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Democrats can't wait until next election season to really talk to their constituents online.
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"We know heavy fuel oil has harmful constituents in it," said Ulrich of Stand.earth.
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She's also worried about how the Republican tax credit options would affect her constituents.
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He claimed in March that Haley's constituents in South Carolina were "embarrassed" by her.
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On Tuesday, Grassley insisted to his constituents that they would continue to be covered.
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And some of his constituents have accused him of trying to destroy Southern heritage.
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He told me that his sexual orientation was not an issue with his constituents.
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For me, it's incredible to be able to engage and respond with my constituents.
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Congressional offices were barraged by furious phone calls from their constituents criticizing the move.
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About 71% of incumbents' donations come from non-constituents, compared to 65% of challengers.
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But it is undeniable that it makes politicians more personally responsible to their constituents.
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Constituents attending Blum's town hall were pre-screened and prevented from carrying handheld signs.
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It's time for Latino leaders to trust their constituents and support their educational choices.
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Few leaders have the opportunity to present their unabridged, candid message to their constituents.
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Mr. Crowley has decades of experience that can serve his constituents well in Congress.
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So you are just going to tell constituents that they just don't get it?
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The review results of the Nikkei constituents are due as early as this week.
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And I think I've proven to my constituents over time that I'm independent minded.
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They have to advocate things guaranteed to piss off about half of their constituents.
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If your conscience is different than your constituents', then you'll have a hard time.
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WASHINGTON — Sports has long been the place politicians go to curry favor with constituents.
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Why not just cut the part that vocal wealthy constituents and businesses complain about?
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State officials also worked at the local level to provide coverage for their constituents.
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Democrats and Republicans in Congress owe it to their constituents to avoid this trap.
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Because at the end of the day, everyone we encounter are our constituents/customers.
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Should he ignore Wise's taunts and risk dishonoring himself and his constituents by proxy?
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But, he argued, Cuellar's constituents are not nearly as moderate as the Democrat himself.
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And it's unclear how much pressure Republicans are feeling from their constituents back home.
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When lawmakers don't protect their constituents, companies have a responsibility to protect their customers.
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Make sure your representatives know that their constituents want action as well as oversight.
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" Bloomberg said Xi "has to satisfy his constituents or he's not going to survive.
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We spent our family time each weekend traversing the Rocky Mountains, meeting with constituents.
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Moore said she shared the frustration of both her constituents and the local police.
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Will they still be smiling when constituents enter the voting booth in November 2018?
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Some constituents may respect that, or find it curious since his children are grown.
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Constituents want to know that they have representatives who are fighting back for them.
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I would call on congressional Republicans to do their job and represent their constituents.
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Are the needs and desires of the voting constituents reflected in our political parties?
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As they do so, they must take the time to hear to their constituents.
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In Maine, constituents are defending what they have now — and going one step further.
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But more than anything else, our constituents sent us here to do our job.
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Some of Ms. Gutiérrez's constituents don't know what a City Council is, she said.
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Democrats shouldn't need a translator to learn how to speak to these lost constituents.
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Members of Congress, their constituents, and the media were outraged, and demanded an investigation.
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Conservative constituents branded him a traitor: "I'm Brutus, and Trump's Julius Caesar," he said.
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Yet mayors are struggling with constituents who doubt the truth of facts and experts.
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We've reached out to Elon Musk's company to make solar farming available to constituents.
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Republicans are finding how constituents respond when Congress tries to take a benefit away.
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" Xi, he explained, "has to satisfy his constituents or he's not going to survive.
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It was hard to just have all those constituents, you know, attacking the CEOs.
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On polling day volunteers hit the phones, calling constituents to remind them to vote.
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Even some supporters acknowledge that transgender restrictions are not a top priority for constituents.
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But now 100,000 people know him as the guy who sold out his constituents.
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Chinese equity markets , the biggest constituents of the index, ended lower for the day.
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The truth is, Collins and Murkowski have yet to explain their betrayal to constituents.
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No one questioned their loyalty, patriotism, and devotion to serving their country and constituents.
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Jason Lewis sided with the corporate gun lobby at the expense of his constituents.
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The prospect of a Mike Bloomberg presidency has baited constituents for over a decade.
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But they'll have to be willing to stomach complaints from constituents and employer groups.
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Nissan shares marked the biggest drop among the 225 constituents of the Nikkei average.
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He said black lawmakers and their constituents have long felt they're taken for granted.
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Michael Bennet's office because the accuser, Deborah Ramirez, is one of his Colorado constituents.
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My intention is never to offend my constituents or Jewish Americans as a whole.
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Haley Barbour, who highlighted his lobbying background to prove he'd deliver for his constituents.
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Barbara Comstock (R-Va.) chatted up constituents at the Frederick County Fair on Friday.
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It has deep connotations that speak for constituents on both sides of the aisle.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), who was shot during an event with constituents in 2011.
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The larger repeal bill could have had devastating consequences for his constituents, he said.
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Nissan shares marked the biggest drop among the 225 constituents of the Nikkei average.
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But this isn't just about protecting constituents from losing all their insurance coverage choices.
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"Our constituents, here in Wisconsin, they just want this to be over," Dittrich said.
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And so Republicans lawmakers -- who do their jobs representing these constituents -- are the problem.
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How they vote may very well depend on where their constituents get their news.
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It's the mayor's constituents, millions of them, who need a smooth-running transit system.
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Democratic colleagues hear a border security solution that resonates with their own border constituents.
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"Our constituents deserve answers that no one seems to want to provide," he said.
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" Meadows's constituents believe Trump when he says he represents the "forgotten man and woman.
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Our constituents didn't elect us to raise money, they elected us to solve problems.
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"Unlike other ingredients, like rose, we still don't fully understand its constituents," he says.
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Snapchat is where, not just young people, but all of our constituents are going.
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Of course, Republicans say they'll be able to sell this plan to their constituents.
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In Utah, Mr. McAdams's self-proclaimed independent streak may have won over his constituents.
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Now it seems the administration is doing the same thing in emails to constituents.
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They then charted how well legislators matched their poor, middle class, and rich constituents.
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First and foremost, he wants to make sure his constituents get a tax break.
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The executive of any company, public, or private, who has a wide variety of constituents, from shareholders to bondholders to employees, suppliers and, to a lesser extent customers, has a duty to serve those constituents ahead of the interests of the CEO.
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During a primary debate last month, Adkins defended his stance, saying that it reflects the values of his rural constituents: "I am pro-life and you express the views of your constituents that you represent in the legislature through your votes," he said.
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They might be organized by nationwide anti-Trump activist groups like Indivisible, but reports from the town halls show constituents raising their driver's licenses to prove their place of residence and wearing stickers with their zip codes to show they're constituents too.
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Marketing will be critical for getting constituents to adopt VR in schools and higher education.
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This is what happens to elected officials and their constituents on social media every day.
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But this president does a lot of things that his constituents don't seem to mind.
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Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat - as an extreme liberal and "out of step" with constituents.
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When a congressman represents Trump and values Trump's priorities over their constituents' -- time is up.
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Changing things incurs cost and maybe lost business or even the ability to serve constituents.
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But they understand that we have many different constituents that we have to balance out.
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Turnbull also scrambled to assure his constituents that Trump had pledged to honor the deal.
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We should all be partners, not adversaries, in our mutual commitment to serve our constituents.
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" Dingell added: "Those are our constituents who we have to be a voice for, too.
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One might assume that incumbents are nearly invincible because they pay attention to their constituents.
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They no longer care what their constituents believe – they&aposre completely beholden to their donors.
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Whether it's the politician or staff, constituents expect to have their concerns listened to respectfully.
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The constituents in the crowded auditorium cheered and applauded Toby as he addressed the congressman.
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Some aren't holding them at all, so their constituents are starting to look for them.
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That he's capable of such behavior is something his constituents would surely like to know.
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The more that YouTube can actually understand all three of those constituents, that's really important.
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A Maryland lawmaker has apologized for using the n-word to refer to her constituents.
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Tim Walberg flat-out lied to his constituents about the services the healthcare provider offers.
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So those are things that my constituents are saying and would like to have raised.
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Hezbollah is a Shiite political faction in Lebanon that provides social services to its constituents.
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The Dow transports closed up 1.1 percent, with Avis Budget leading nearly all constituents higher.
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Janelle Bynum was reported to authorities after knocking on the doors of constituents in Oregon.
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" Hastert apologized "to my constituents and my supporters and also my colleagues I served with.
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But my duty to my constituents and our great nation has forced me to act.
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Most MSCI emerging market constituents were down, with lender Masraf Al Rayan off 1.3 percent.
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"We have Republicans who get elected to represent their constituents, then don't," Tyler told me.
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The remedy to lawmakers acting against the interests of constituents is the right to vote.
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Sterling's recent strength has made some investors cautious around the FTSE's large, dollar-earning constituents.
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It is not hard to find constituents who praise Ms Berger's stand against Mr Corbyn.
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The Dow transports closed 3.1 percent lower, with Avis Budget leading nearly all constituents lower.
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Loud promises were made to turf out MPs who did not represent their constituents' views.
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Jared Huffman, also of California, characterized the response from his constituents in the same way.
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Jim McGovern of Massachusetts, a longtime impeachment supporter, said he's seen his constituents' thinking evolve.
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The primary goal is to help politicians better connect with constituents in their designated district.
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She walked with him as he popped in to Ralph's Barber Shop and greeted constituents.
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Its largest remaining constituents will be Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp, Visa Inc and Intel Corp.
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Politicians do not like revaluations because they lead to higher tax bills and grumpy constituents.
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But nanny-state California legislators apparently want to ban their constituents from having this choice.
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And to me, that would be a big hit against New York, against my constituents.
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"All the constituents that we need is taken from the air we breathe," Brooks said.
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" Mylan did so, Cummings fumed, "to get filthy rich at the expense of our constituents.
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The researchers sent state legislators emails from fake constituents, requesting help with registering to vote.
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Some of the index constituents are auto-industry incumbents, like Ford Motor and Delphi Automotive.
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Pacquiao again tried to assuage his constituents' concerns when news of the November fight broke.
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For some constituents, impending changes from the FCC pose a significant threat to their businesses.
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One such, Alfonse D'Amato, an American politician, was nicknamed "Senator Pothole" by his grateful constituents.
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Republican members of Congress need something tangible to take to their constituents come August recess.
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Hot Pockets responded by giving Booker's constituents coupons for free Hot Pockets, a microwave miracle.
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NEWS: Today I've launched the Matt Hancock app to connect with my West Suffolk constituents.
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"Simcha Felder, laudably, did what he felt he should for his constituents," the rabbi said.
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I had been elected to serve my constituents, and chose not to abandon my responsibility.
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But a number of constituents in the sector have outperformed on average across those cases.
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This is how Tom McClintock CA district 4 rep listens to his constituents... #democracy pic.twitter.
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Most of the GOP are ultimately focused on other things their constituents care about more.
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The legislators who conduct them need to feel support from constituents over months, not days.
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GOP lawmakers are facing rising heat from constituents angry at Trump's and the GOP's agenda.
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This gave an accounting boost to the blue chip constituents which generate revenues in dollars.
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But he also suggested he would look to make sure his constituents could maintain coverage.
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That's all the more surprising given the bailout paid off palpably for his Hoosier constituents.
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And when he barked at unhappy constituents -- teachers were a frequent target -- his supporters cheered.
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A version of the ad running in Arizona's 2nd Congressional district tells constituents of Rep.
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"Do we really want lower wages for our constituents?" asked the firefighter, Representative Sean Morrison.
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Those who refuse to support them can be held accountable to their constituents in 2018.
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Politicians don't like CRISPRed babies because their constituents are largely very nervous about CRISPRed babies.
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Cooper and the GOP are horse-trading with the basic human rights of their constituents.
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What I hear most commonly from my constituents is 'why can't you get things done?
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To be sure, the revised legislation does contain some changes aimed to appeal to constituents.
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" As constituents grumbled, Walberg said: "I don't expect you to agree with me on that.
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It makes one wonder how many donations they received from constituents with polluted drinking water.
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This makes elections expensive, parties weak and politicians, with little connection to constituents, more corruptible.
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They were voting for their families, many proclaimed, or their constituents, or God (see article).
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Numerous insurgencies appeared, demanding that political leaders learn to obey their constituents in all matters.
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What Democrat wants to tell his or her constituents they shouldn't get a tax cut?
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Various constituents of the community, like miners, investors and developers, get together to discuss changes.
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She was attacked on the street after a meeting with constituents, not near her office.
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Finally, despite all the polls, many legislators simply don't know what their constituents really think.
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It's clear Pai thinks his real constituents are Comcast and Verizon, not the American people.
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And it is infuriating to watch our elected officials bicker, divide and betray their constituents.
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District staff need to track legislation so they can flag threats and opportunities for constituents.
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Some scholars said the controversy revealed Italian lawmakers to be more conservative than their constituents.
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In Congress, members are also more attuned to their own constituents than national ones, Rep.
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While lobbyists will have a field day, ordinary constituents will be left in the dark.
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But supporters say the adjustment would allow delegates to be more representative of their constituents.
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Top constituents a2 Milk Company and Fletcher Building added 2 percent and 1.4 percent, respectively.
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Instead, leaders must get support from different internal constituents for the digital efforts to succeed.
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"This is something that our constituents see, and, frankly, are tired of seeing," he said.
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There's no force field of staff between me and the constituents who count on me.
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By contrast, only two-thirds of the constituents in the average Democrat's district are white.
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Americans will demand answers for the hypocrisy of Democrats as constituents see their paychecks increase.
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Constituents, campaign donors and democratic stakeholders should all force federal lawmakers to act more transparently.
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Democrats, meanwhile, argue that Malinowski has been focused on issues of importance to his constituents.
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And those senators want to show their constituents they can work with a Republican president.
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Constituents do not throw you out of office for failure to phase down unpronounceable refrigerants.
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Gabby Giffords, who was shot in the head during an event with constituents in 2011.
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He was a true southern gentleman who followed his heart while fighting for his constituents.
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The basket's constituents include AT&T, Kohl's, Harley-Davidson, Kellogg, Marathon Petroleum, JPMorgan, and Pfizer.
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That's why Members of Congress hear about the cost crisis from their constituents back home.
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Absent to her then, Hegar says today, Carter remains absent to constituents in her district.
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They know "legislative fix" is code for "amnesty," and they know their constituents oppose that.
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As legislators, it is our duty to develop policies that effectively address our constituents' concerns.
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She is "a representative of a number of constituents that we'd heard from," Porter said.
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I will continue to work hard to pursue the truth on behalf of my constituents.
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Last year, he met with constituents at an event focused on the Iran nuclear deal.
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To begin with, constituents will expect progress that can be tied to tangible policy results.
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"Congressmen would have to act to keep their constituents happy," he was quoted as saying.
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They face a tricky balancing act between fired-up liberals and their red-state constituents.
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He had to do what he had to do to get resources for his constituents.
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"I was elected by my constituents, not the Rules Committee," he told the Union Leader.
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Texans, like my constituents on the U.S.-Mexico border, know this deal better than most.
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Making matters worse for lawmakers, videos of their exchanges with desperate constituents regularly went viral.
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Why don't we let our constituents know where it is we stand on this issue?
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They must unite around tax cuts for the good of the country and their constituents.
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Some of his youngest constituents tried to educate him last week, but were turned away.
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It's been an honor and privilege to serve the constituents of Texas' 27th Congressional District.
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However, this does not impact the chemical constituents found within the plant, including THC levels.
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"You owe your constituents that and the American people expect nothing less," he later added.
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There are plenty of MPs who, frankly, could ignore their constituents and still win elections.
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Capuano has been knocking on doors, making calls, meeting with constituents and holding campaign events.
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Anytime you do anything controversial you lose constituents, you lose support because people have opinions.
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Maybe his constituents have had enough, and, if that's true, that is the real story.
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A series of progressive groups are launching a campaign calling on constituents to urge Rep.
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If Republican senators listen to their constituents, perhaps the bill could actually pass through Congress.
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Anything less is an affront to common decency and an abdication of duty to constituents.
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But the House and Senate are aware of their own constituents' views and it matters.
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She was attacked while preparing to meet constituents in Birstall near Leeds in northern England.
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"I represent the border constituents," says Adams, who is a parliamentary representative for county Louth.
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It is YOUR responsibility as our elected official to pass laws that protect your constituents.
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Generally speaking, my constituents, and Americans on the whole, want a deliberative process in Congress.
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Black lawmakers have warned of a gulf between activists' priorities and those of their constituents.
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And if that's what you mean, you should let Mitch McConnell's constituents know about it.
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But nor is it tantamount to "the Republican base," or the constituents of Republican legislators.
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Assembly staffers distributed talking points and charts to members to help them convince wary constituents.
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It obscures the fact that they actually need considerable resources to represent their constituents well.
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" —Nate Cohn, New York Times "9 health reform lies Congress members are telling their constituents.
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Buttigieg's handling of outreach to his black constituents has been questioned in South Bend before.
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His Facebook page included periodic online town halls with constituents on a range of topics.
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All weekend, he said, he got phone calls and emails by the hundreds from constituents.
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"Any senator who votes for this is essentially declaring war on their ex-smoker constituents."
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Where we come from, when you make promises to your constituents, you should keep them.
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But Mr. Stewart apparently isn't interested in the opinions of constituents who disagree with him.
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Ms. Ros-Lehtinen worked for her constituents, even if it meant breaking with party lines.
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Let's hope that enough lawmakers do care about their constituents, and that they fight back.
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He sprinkled goodies like free boat rides, theater tickets and firework displays on his constituents.
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When you meet with constituents, are you hearing the same concerns over and over again?
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Though they shared similar tactics and aims, their constituents looked very different from each other.
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The Nifty metals index inched 0.82% lower, with all 14 constituents trading in the red.
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Along with a few friends, we would be 'runners,' delivering 'night letters' to the constituents.
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The change would help lawmakers steer clear of conflicts of interest and better serve constituents.
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"I think her vote is wildly unpopular among constituents in the district," Mr. Brindisi said.
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Climate protection, she said, is not a partisan issue, something she hears from her constituents.
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He said he did not talk to his constituents about climate change in lofty terms.
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In Mr. McConnell's home state, Kentucky, many of his constituents are worried about health care.
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Who among them will be willing to defy their party and fight for their constituents?
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"Charities have the same challenges as individuals in reaching constituents," said Solomon in an interview.
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Being a mother has given new dimension to many of the challenges my constituents face.
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She's become the target of a recall effort over it by a few irate constituents.
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If Democrats don't stand up for their beliefs and their constituents, they lose by forfeit.
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Another year of 30 percent of Congress not hearing from their constituents is simply unacceptable.
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Roskam agreed that it's important to keep the focus on what policies mean for constituents.
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Several constituents expressed gratitude that the two had bothered to come in the first place.
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Republicans should protect their constituents in rural areas instead of taking away their health care.
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But what I'm focused on making sure that I deliver my promises to my constituents.
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Blue-state Republicans have fought to preserve that deduction, which is important to their constituents.
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"My constituents hate them pretty universally," said Barbara Bry, a San Diego City Council member.
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Worried that his constituents had forgotten what he stood for, Mr. Biden wanted fresh commercials.
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The No. 1 concern I hear from my constituents on the street isn't Donald Trump.
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Think of it: fair, balanced campaigns, no lobbyists, and politicians answerable only to their constituents.
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Almost all of them voted to "defy the votes of [their] constituents" by impeaching him.
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Residents of the hotel took votes that divided their constituents and riled up other members.
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Republicans who are on the fence are likely to get an earful from their constituents.
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Virtual town halls give lawmakers and their staffs more control over when constituents dial in.
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Their doubts were reinforced by constituents who said the health law had saved their lives.
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Members of Congress have to make sure they are regarded as responsive to their constituents.
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But Tenney on Monday told constituents the Collins amendment could help her get to yes.
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So let's be clear Governor Malloy just called tens of thousands of his constituents terrorists.
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Anna Eshoo had referred a letter about Kavanaugh from one of her constituents to Feinstein.
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Since you're hoping to focus on policy, let's talk about what's important to your constituents.
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That's heaven for politicians, hell for their constituents — and the agencies are stuck in limbo.
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And he was repeatedly heckled and interrupted as he struggled to finish answering constituents' questions.
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He said constituents did not want their money going to any group that performs abortions.
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A man shot Giffords in the head as she spoke to constituents in Tucson, Ariz.
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"I'm keeping an open mind, reading through the articles and talking to my constituents," Rep.
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Elected officials have a legal and moral responsibility to act on behalf of their constituents.
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This was enormously frustrating to constituents who had voted for us because they wanted change.
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We, your constituents, sent you to Washington to fix problems and that means working overtime.
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That means constituents rarely learn that their tax dollars underwrite their representatives' allegedly roaming hands.
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When the public learned about this plan, outraged constituents deluged House members with phone calls.
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First, Trump's constituents need to understand the personal consequences that Trump's trade agenda could spell.
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Hoyer said that as constituents have become more polarized, so too have their elected leaders.
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It's the resilience of specific critical functions which, if lost, can threaten constituents' physical integrity.
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As governors, we have heard countless stories from our constituents who need CHIP's critical services.
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I can't show to my constituents back home anything concrete because we don't have anything.
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He would match the amount of money that his confident constituents threw out the window.
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Even many of his own constituents, it seemed, had grown weary of the sheriff's excesses.
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What he wants may not always reflect what many of his constituents say they need.
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And yet, these same constituents continue to hope companies will be the ones to change.
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And, those that can't think about how those constituents can hold them accountable next year.
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Sosa has serious concerns about how much this septic system problem will cost her constituents.
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They'll find that these constituents cannot afford more partisan rhetoric and legislative inaction on healthcare.
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But that's why it's important to repeat their view of the world to their constituents.
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In response to the Prime Minister's statement many of my constituents have emailed me tonight.
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Increasingly, politicians can bypass traditional intermediaries like the media and go straight to their constituents.
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"In most negotiations you have constituents that you have to go back to," explained Weiss.
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In turn, congressional staff find that most of their responses to constituents are not read.
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New Yorkers are tired of politicians who care more about their careers than their constituents.
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It would just inflame his constituents without altering the state of his commitment to leaders.
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It's time for the Senate to take action and respond the needs of our constituents.
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But that was largely driven by the views of Republicans' constituents from their own party.
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Whether by reporters or their constituents, they are elected officials who answer to the public.
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Roughly three-fourths of the constituents in the district voted early, the majority for Lesko.
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Some of the indigenous constituents who made Mr. Morales's movement possible, however, now say the opposite.
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Miler's book, Constituency Representation in Congress, explores the ways legislators understand and respond to their constituents.
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Equally importantly, it's an opportunity to be seen in public hearing from constituents about these concerns.
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Appealing to constituents' identities is very much a part of making a party more internally democratic.
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So what do they talk about instead with various internal and external constituents, if not revenue?
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You will still have a duty to your constituents, but voters will be replaced by shareholders.
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Part of her job, she says, was to file phone calls, letters and visits from constituents.
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But he's been hammered by activists and constituents for months — as well as a primary challenger.
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In Greenpeace's case, these corporations see boycott pressure from its constituents as a form of shakedown.
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"I think probably the majority of the people in the room were my constituents," he said.
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This week, members of Congress have returned home to hear from constituents about that complicated issue.
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She pounded the pavement and she was out there talking to every one of her constituents.
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"If one broke up the company, you could instantly get more for the constituents," he said.
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"THANK THESE GOP House members who put their constituents FIRST," she wrote, adding two clapping emojis.
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And even if voters did know, how could their leaders really understand what their constituents thought?
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Representatives will often tally calls from their constituents and use them to guide and prioritize policy.
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"It's not acceptable to my constituents when I say I'm still asking for answers," said Barragan.
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She presented it without joke, very really, to her German constituents, or whatever, to her government.
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These candidates can hear the same priorities and concerns that I hear from my constituents everyday.
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Manufacturers are also obliged to report ingredients and harmful or potentially harmful constituents in the products.
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So he reached out to key constituents, who included a neo-Nazi and a white nationalist.
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But a different court has maintained that Kentucky's governor can block constituents on Facebook and Twitter.
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And starting next week, the clips will begin appearing to potential constituents in the News Feed.
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Yet Mr Warman says that how he voted last June no longer matters to his constituents.
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Goldman Sachs, Home Depot and Boeing contributed the most to gains as all constituents rose Friday.
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"I'll just tell you what I do, and how I serve my constituents," she went on.
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Brenda Lawrence of Michigan said she has also been "inundated" with calls and comments from constituents.
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But in the city of Minneapolis, many of Omar's constituents are standing fiercely behind their congresswoman.
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" Stepping down, she said, was the "best thing for my constituents, my community and our country.
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The billboards accuse the lawmakers of betraying their constituents, and encourage passersby to call their offices.
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Indeed, many commitments seem little more than attempts to signal virtue, perhaps to green-minded constituents.
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He just wants to make sure his constituents are better off after tax reform than before.
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Add in the 33% weight for Chinese stocks and its constituents lean heavily towards "Factory Asia".
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The SLS is also supported by Congress, especially those members whose constituents are building the rocket.
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"He's used the office to discriminate and block the rights of his own constituents," Kendrick said.
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De Blasio's constituents have not appeared excited about the prospect of their mayor running for president.
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"I've had enough of having a representative who doesn't stand up for his constituents," she said.
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Like many of their voting constituents, Congress and state legislatures are just becoming aware of blockchain.
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And they've changed… We've got to meet our constituents where they are, and they're on Snapchat.
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It was great answering questions casual and political alike from constituents and supporters across the country.
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Even his own constituents, graduates of Liberty University, have questioned his judgment in endorsing Mr. Trump.
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To help answer that question it's worth looking at the constituents of the Small Resources Index.
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Some were more focused on the economy, or taxes, or other policies that concerned their constituents.
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It will harm my constituents, and I don't want to see us rolling back those benefits.
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Many moderates also railed against any proposal to repeal Medicaid expansion that had benefited their constituents.
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But Kalanick hasn't made the connection that the real constituents casting the decisive votes are consumers.
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In February, Marco Rubio tried to evade his constituents by telling them he was in Europe.
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Tom Rooney of Florida said he has confronted "extremely angry" and "sincerely scared" constituents back home.
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What has some of the big picture, geopolitical things that have happened meant for your constituents?
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Some of those who faced their angry constituents dismissed protesters as little more than paid instigators.
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The Dow transports closed nearly 1.9 percent lower, with Alaska Air leading nearly all constituents lower.
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Our Founding Fathers envisioned a Congress that would faithfully represent and be accountable to its constituents.
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But not every Republican senator is hearing from constituents opposed to the Senate health care bill.
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Republican constituents may pressure Congress to step up the pace in moving the Trump agenda forward.
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It is these citizens, constituents, and patients who should be at the center of this debate.
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"The drink should have the kind of constituents that serve as a beauty product," Rajendra added.
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Steve Daines (Montana) -- Daines has said he's waiting to hear from constituents before making a decision.
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International news and programming networks are important constituents contributing towards a successful business and financial marketplace.
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Constituents need to be able to realize the full potential of the smart infrastructure technology benefits.
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Congress would learn something very interesting, that 93% of their constituents support expanding Brady background checks.
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You have to have WMDs, or, uh "dragons", and inspire near-religious fear in your constituents.
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Most importantly, it needs to be rooted in local constituents and it needs to be trusted.
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That leaves a shrunken core dominated by conservatives from rural areas whose constituents overwhelmingly support Trump.
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When asked about what kind of feedback he's gotten from party constituents on Kavanaugh's nomination, Sen.
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Strongmen leaders intuitively understand this, and craft their appeal to voters and constituents along this line.
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Hastert also apologizes to his family, friends, former constituents, and all others affected by his misconduct.
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"It is time to get to work," Jones said in brief remarks aimed at her constituents.
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Surely these members of Congress do not want to continue punishing 85033 percent of their constituents.
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For years, I told my constituents not to expect a blockbuster ending to the collusion investigation.
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In a statement, Corker cited support from his constituents, even though the bill is very unpopular.
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Not only the freshman members, but most members of Congress will have to face their constituents.
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AND OUR ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE SPECIFICALLY WITH CONSTITUENTS IN THIS DIGITAL AGE IS VERY, VERY GOOD.
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The Tampa Bay Times shared this video of one of those interactions, as constituents asked Rep.
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Cox was attacked as she prepared to hold a meeting with constituents in Birstall near Leeds.
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Snapchat has been utilized to register new voters and increase engagement between politicians and their constituents.
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"Phones will ring off the hook; district offices will be jammed full of angry constituents," MoveOn.
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David Ige (D) "and his Japanese constituents" would settle a land dispute she is involved in.
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Legislators of all stripes were far less likely to respond to constituents who wrote in Spanish.
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Representatives have to stay in constant touch with their constituents through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat.
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And most of the nation's elected leaders haven't a clue what their constituents are really thinking.
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"My intention is never to offend my constituents or Jewish Americans as a whole," she said.
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Tom Garrett (R-Va.) used Facebook to interact with constituents three times in the last month.
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"Look, as we hear things from our constituents and analyze them, it's helped us," Hoeven said.
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Moreover, the virtual doubling of the standard deduction would help a large segment of his constituents.
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It is blatantly obvious they do not truly care about what their constituents believe or feel.
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Congress started a seven-week summer break with little to boast of to constituents back home.
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Oh, nothing unusual, just the prime minister of Canada paddling a kayak to talk to constituents.
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Congress should stand up for their constituents by soundly rejecting efforts to undermine science at EPA.
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Though his figures were incorrect, Abbott still urged his constituents to pick up the buying pace.
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"My constituents and the other people who live here overwhelmingly do NOT want this," he continued.
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