Elizabeth Warren is going to endorse who she's going to endorse.
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Yes. I don't necessarily endorse everything that any institution or organization by that name might endorse, but I certainly endorse the concept that black lives matter.
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But to endorse Biden is to endorse his naïve alternative concept of the Republicans' destiny.
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"Today, we endorse Hillary Clinton for president, and we endorse her early," the newspaper's editors said.
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"We will endorse our goals, we're not going to endorse a political candidate," Argüello-Kline said.
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I endorse stuff on the radio show, but I would never endorse something I don't believe in.
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Those few Republicans who didn't endorse Trump (John Kasich, Jeb and George W. Bush) didn't endorse Clinton.
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Ted Cruz didn't endorse Donald Trump, but did endorse King James, aka LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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You endorse Trump and the Cruz people are mad, you endorse Cruz and the Trump people are mad.
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This, in essence, is Artifact, and to endorse it is, implicitly, to endorse the entire system it reflects.
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"[Warren] knows I can't endorse her, I can't endorse Joe or anybody else," Reid told me last year.
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Al Sharpton if he decided to endorse a candidate — or the local mosque that wanted to endorse a candidate.
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I think the world of her; she knows I can't endorse her, I can't endorse Joe or anybody else.
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NORML doesn't endorse candidates, but even if we could I don't think, honestly, that we'd endorse any one of these.
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One interesting discovery across the board was that men tended to endorse sexual destiny while women tended to endorse sexual growth.
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If you're a Republican-leaning newspaper that cannot bring itself to endorse Trump, then do the responsible thing and endorse Clinton.
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"Our members are free to endorse or not to endorse however they want to," Ryan said at a news conference Thursday.
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Since ending her campaign, Warren has not said whether she'll endorse Sanders or Biden, or whether she'll endorse anyone at all.
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"I am not going to endorse, and the party is not going to endorse [in the primary]," Kaufmann told the news outlet.
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In a livestreamed address, Sanders didn't drop out or endorse Hillary Clinton, but he didn't not drop out or not endorse Hillary Clinton either.
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I think this is a democracy and people should endorse the people they want to endorse and not have their livelihoods put in danger.
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Carson to Endorse TrumpBen Carson is expected to formally endorse Republican frontrunner Donald Trump this morning at a press conference in Palm Beach, Florida.
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I think it's unlikely they will endorse Biden because he is perceived to be tanking, so the real question becomes whether they might endorse Buttigieg.
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Moore was the first elected official in Alabama to endorse Trump during the presidential primary — and one of the first elected officials nationwide to endorse him.
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" He said the school hadn't intended to honor her or "endorse any of her words or deeds, as we do not honor or endorse any Fellow.
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Meanwhile: Campaigns can act in ways the national party does not endorse, and political committees, in turn, can act in ways the candidates do not endorse.
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"His comments [on Curiel] will make it more likely that members who were disinclined to endorse him will be even more disinclined to endorse him," Dent added.
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After watching Ryan initially refuse to endorse him, Trump returned the favor three months later by declining to endorse the Speaker over a long-shot primary challenger.
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Rick Snyder didn't endorse any Republican presidential candidate ahead of his state's March 8 primary, and he has no plans to endorse Donald Trump before November's election.
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Pelosi was one of just a handful of prominent Democrats who declined to endorse Clinton during the primary battle -- saying as recently as a few days ago that she was not ready to endorse -- although she often praised Clinton throughout the campaign and was expected to endorse her.
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Video The California Democratic Party had declined to endorse Feinstein&aposs re-election bid in February, but it did not then also endorse de Leon at that time.
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As far as the Republican endorsements, and lack thereof go, consider this: In politics, people don't endorse candidates to help those candidates, they endorse them to help themselves.
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They are also more likely to promote homophobia, hypermasculinity and male dominance; tolerate violent and sexist jokes; endorse misogynistic attitudes and behaviors; and endorse false beliefs about rape.
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The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the city's largest police union, declined to endorse the mayor for re-election, but, tellingly, it did not endorse any of his opponents, either.
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We did not intend to honor her in any way or to endorse any of her words or deeds, as we do not honor or endorse any Fellow.
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Klobuchar, however, decided to endorse former Vice President Joe Biden immediately after dropping out, and shortly after that announcement, CNN's Abby Phillip reported that Buttigieg would also endorse Biden.
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" Hillary to endorse Cuomo over Nixon - NYT : "Mrs.
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" – LFK, Virginia "How could she possibly endorse Biden?
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Knowing Obama wouldn't endorse before a clear winner emerged in the crowded Democratic primary, Biden began the campaign saying he privately told Obama he didn't want him to endorse anyway.
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The question is whether Chaffetz — who didn't defend or endorse Trump when he was a candidate — will now defend and endorse this massive conflict of interest now that he's won.
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What exactly did I endorse at that time that I wouldn't endorse now and would never have thought to have done that without somebody sort of steering me in that direction?
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It has been reported that the commission is likely to endorse Trump-supported positions such as arming teachers while declining to endorse an increase in the age limit for firearm purchases.
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Pelosi declined to say whom she'll endorse — or when.
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To boost awareness of our brand we've developed partnerships with businesses like Vans sneakers, Warby Parker and Shut Skateboards where we endorse their products and services and they, in turn endorse ours.
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In a bit of cosmic irony, one report suggested Bush, who didn't endorse until after the GOP convention, was taken by the reaction to Cruz's refusal to endorse Trump at the RNC. 6.
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The director placed those white cheerleaders in the ads as a way to endorse O.J. — in an era when black pitchmen for white America were almost nonexistent — so that O.J. might endorse Hertz.
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We'll start with some 2023 news... Nevada's Culinary Workers Union won't endorse before primary Nevada's powerful Culinary Workers Union will not endorse a candidate in the presidential primary ahead of the state's Feb.
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Susan Collins of Maine, who has yet to endorse Trump.
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Chris Collins, the first member of Congress to endorse him.
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Cruz headlines the goddamn night and doesn't endorse the nominee.
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The organization did not endorse any Texas candidates in 2016.
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"Biden: "I agree, I won't ask you to endorse me.
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He was the first prominent elected Republican to endorse Trump.
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"We endorse our decision [to ban the game]," he said.
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"Immediately after there's a nominee, I'll endorse," the pledge reads.
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He is the seventh House member to endorse Buttigieg. Reps.
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The group, however, did not endorse her during the primary.
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With those under his belt, he's set to endorse her.
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And yet moral qualms remain about refusing to endorse him.
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"I could help anybody if I endorse them," he said.
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The paper has yet to endorse in the Democratic primary.
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Whatever it is, I cannot endorse it in good faith.
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If you do choose to endorse her publicly, exercise caution.
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But the Syrian government has refused to endorse the effort.
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Mr Abadi might endorse a process that buys him time.
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He could actually endorse National Socialism in so many words.
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Shockingly, it does not endorse Donald Trump's version of events.
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Many Libyans would endorse that goal (if not Saif's candidacy).
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He eventually did endorse Trump, and the two have met.
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I apologize if the photo appeared to endorse animal cruelty.
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" She joked: "That may be one conversion therapy I endorse.
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No infant should be made to endorse such a thing.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will endorse the final statement.
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We want to foster civil discussion, but never endorse violence.
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So is Bud directly paying Manning to endorse its beer?
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James Clyburn, who did not endorse any candidates in 2008.
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Trump also last week declined to endorse Ryan and Sen.
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It was unclear if leaders would endorse the draft communique.
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NEW AD: Progressive organizations are lining up to endorse Ralph.
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Negative rates, however, is an idea McTeer does not endorse.
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Cramer said no one but international criminals endorse chemical warfare.
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Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee, has refused to endorse Trump.
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On behalf of Kris Jenner, I endorse this business decision.
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But the other, in Tobruk, has yet to endorse him.
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Grijalva was the first member of Congress to endorse Sen.
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One of the nation's top labor unions may endorse Rep.
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The Hill: Progressive groups endorse Dems in two key races.
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He didn't drop out of the race or endorse Mrs.
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More often the palace is seen to endorse military takeovers.
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Now city officials are joining advocates to endorse the campaign.
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Clinton, will wholeheartedly endorse her should she win the nomination.
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He did not say Trump would endorse such a plan.
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Sanders is widely expected to endorse Clinton at Tuesday's event.
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Why should they endorse what amounted to a death sentence?
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Rick Scott (R) on Thursday said he won't endorse Sen.
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Demand that your governments endorse such a universal global tax.
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Like in Canada, U.S. voters strongly endorse such a change.
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Why would an American representative endorse a Canadian mayoral candidate?
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Obama has declined to endorse a candidate in the primary.
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The Democrats will now not endorse anyone in the race.
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Some said they would "support" but not "endorse" Mr. Trump.
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I'll probably just be quiet and not endorse another campaign.
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Even House Speaker Paul Ryan was slow to endorse him.
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Brooks declined to endorse either candidate after losing in August.
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They're likelier to endorse NAFTA than Republicans are as well.
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In a press conference, Colyer said he will endorse Kobach.
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In the years since, Mr. Gore declined to endorse Mrs.
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We endorse him because he represents his party's best hope.
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" Later that evening, Erickson says, Cruz texted back: "Didn't endorse!
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The Belgian region of Wallonia refused to endorse the deal.
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Ryan has declined to explicitly endorse or oppose the legislation.
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He said he hoped member states would endorse the proposal.
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The Journal did not endorse either candidate before the election.
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John Kasich and Mr. Trump — to each endorse Mr. Balderson.
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But Trump was evidently hesitant to endorse ending DACA outright.
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He was the first senator to endorse Trump for president.
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"He was the first senator to endorse Trump," California Sen.
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Ayotte recently said she would "support, but not endorse" Trump.
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For now, though, they certainly continue to endorse Mr. Duterte.
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The company paid Mr. Trump millions to endorse its products.
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But he knows — I've told him I can't endorse him.
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I did not endorse or support or vote for Trump.
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Beyer was the first member of Congress to endorse Buttigieg.
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Andy Kim to endorse Buttigieg MORE (D) also endorsed Biden.
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State parties could not endorse candidates until after the primary.
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I am proud to endorse Jaime Harrison for U.S. Senate.
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Cortez Masto has yet to endorse a candidate for president.
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Trump did in fact endorse Gillespie via Twitter on Oct.
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You know, I mean -- and he would not endorse him.
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"Probably will not endorse any candidate for president," he said.
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But even those countries did not formally endorse the plan.
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Waiting much longer to endorse someone might have had risks.
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He then again reiterated why he decided to endorse Trump.
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And many may not endorse for months — or at all.
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The filmmaker Michael Moore also spoke to endorse Sanders' campaign.
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That's why I'm proud to endorse Joe Biden for President.
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Well, I think I know who I'm going to endorse.
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The organization did not endorse one of his opponents, however.
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If she wants to help him, drop out and endorse.
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SouthPaw MI PAC will endorse more candidates in the future.
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Yet Ryan continued to endorse Trump and voted for him.
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John Kasich, who refused to endorse Trump's 240 campaign. 22019.
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The ISEA did not endorse in the 2016 presidential primaries.
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They can still endorse and influence the primary that way.
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He also said Democrats' platform should endorse a fracking ban.
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We will never endorse the retroactive removal of acquired rights.
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Warren reportedly plans to endorse Clinton within a few weeks.
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A top coal miners' union is set to endorse Sen.
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Ivanka Trump should do the right thing and endorse him.
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I am pleased to endorse Governor Mike Parson of Missouri.
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It's unclear which of these options Trump will ultimately endorse.
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But it's far from clear what Trump will ultimately endorse.
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Just six other Democrats have yet to endorse the inquiry.
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Bernie Sanders to endorse her in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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For bigger projects, the Scott brothers wholeheartedly endorse hiring professionals.
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To accept it without sanction is ultimately to endorse it.
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We enthusiastically endorse him as the city's next public advocate.
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Most Republican establishment figures — particularly McConnell — chose to endorse Strange.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who is retiring, declined to endorse anyone.
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"He was required to endorse the other candidate," Suykens says.
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Ted Cruz decided to congratulate, but not endorse, Donald Trump.
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Everything you need to know about the world this morning, curated by VICE Biden Says Sanders Will Endorse Clinton Vice President Joe Biden has claimed Bernie Sanders will endorse presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The biologists endorse an illegitimate cultural relativism: They do not even offer any reason why countries are the appropriate units for these discussions and how relying on them would not simply endorse cultural prejudices.
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Graham, who had mocked and ridiculed Cruz for good reason, was ultimately forced to endorse Cruz with the same enthusiasm Count Dracula would have shown if the count were forced to endorse the cross.
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Obama to Endorse Clinton at Joint AppearancePresident Obama will join Hillary Clinton on the 2016 campaign trail in Charlotte, North Carolina, today, and officially endorse the presumptive Democratic nominee at a joint rally appearance.
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"We're going to endorse our goals, what we're doing — that's what we're going to endorse," Geoconda Argüello-Kline, secretary-treasurer of the Culinary Workers Union, Local 226, said at a news conference on Thursday.
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Conservative editorial boards usually endorse Republican candidates, liberal ones endorse Democrats, and only in man-bites-dog scenarios, in which they depart from their own in-house orthodoxies, do any minds stand to get changed.
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Kushner's ownership created some sticky situations: The site was one of only a handful of publications to formally endorse Trump during the Republican primary, although it did not endorse any candidate during the general election.
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On the other hand, it'd be exceptionally awkward and basically unprecedented for a major congressional leader to not endorse the party's presidential nominee — especially when there's really no third-party option he can endorse instead.
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I don't know – did he endorse me, or what's going on?
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Jay Inslee, and activist Tom Steyer — also broadly endorse the idea.
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Parliament must still endorse the government's decision to rescind the decree.
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The number of senators who will endorse Cruz is not known.
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They do not endorse it or its content in any way.
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Crowley tries easing tensions with Ocasio-Cortez, won&apost endorse Pelosi .
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The eventual nominee isn't likely to endorse all of these ideas.
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And even if the union does endorse that doesn't guarantee victory.
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We endorse unified global standards that make installing backdoors a crime.
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Now, over a dozen candidates endorse the idea, including Warren, Sen.
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It could endorse much of the Liberals' economic and environmental programme.
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"You can't endorse what the drill sergeant did," the instructor said.
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But Ryan said Thursday he wasn't quite ready to endorse Trump.
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The Republican politician was quick to endorse Waymo's new program too.
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"The idea that I'd endorse candidates/parties is ridiculous," Grenell tweeted.
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That doesn't mean people endorse these beliefs; they just know them.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey decided to endorse Donald J. Trump.
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Whether it will endorse this position remains to me non-obvious.
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The American Gas Association has also declined to endorse a candidate.
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I'm Steve Bannon and I endorse Roy Moore for US Senate.
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Did Melania Trump plagiarize and why didn't Ted Cruz endorse Trump?
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Delegates pass major bills, approve the budget and endorse personnel nominations.
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Ted Cruz took the stage and refused to endorse her father.
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Kasich has repeatedly said he does not plan to endorse Trump.
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Although he eventually said he "supported" Trump, he wouldn't formally endorse.
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Barack Obama didn't endorse him — and O'Rourke was fine with it.
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He was among the first members of Congress to endorse Trump.
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He endorsed closet socialists, but he did not endorse open socialists.
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Monster does not endorse the beliefs and messages of this group.
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Joe Biden has told his former boss not to endorse him.
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But it is reluctant to endorse America's demands for tougher sanctions.
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" Explanation: In 2008, Trump did endorse McCain, saying, "I've known him.
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But Cruz has carefully refused to even endorse Trump so far.
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Will he endorse this voluntary effort and avert deepening the swamp?
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Zuckerberg isn't the first tech CEO to endorse GDPR-like rules.
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"Come on governor, even though you didn't endorse me," Trump quipped.
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So, what sort of deal can he be expected to endorse?
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But her group is weighing whether to further endorse the movement.
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In fact, most letters submitted to Senate committees endorse the nominee.
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He is the highest-ranking South Carolina official to endorse Trump.
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I don't know -- did he endorse me, or what's going on?
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The way that people endorse Hillary is almost at arm's length.
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I don't know, did he endorse me or what's going on?
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Still, I've never used my platform to endorse a presidential candidate.
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Wired puts forth a fairly nutty solution that we don't endorse.
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"We have made a commitment to endorse Bernie Sanders," she said.
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I was the first Republican, the first senator to endorse him.
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But he declined Monday to formally endorse candidates in any races.
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" Remnick maintained that "to interview Bannon is not to endorse him.
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The Richmond Times-Dispatch on Saturday opted to endorse incumbent Sen.
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The S.E.C. has yet to officially endorse a political-spending rule.
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Don't endorse this lousy, broken process by voting for this rule.
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If she did, The Economist would be glad to endorse her.
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He said he did not want to endorse any presidential candidate.
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But he risks losing some if he does not endorse Mrs.
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"I don't endorse his ideas for the future," Morgetta Morgan said.
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He did, however, publicly endorse several Virginia Democratic candidates last week.
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Schwarzenegger declined to endorse Trump in the 2016 White House race.
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"The Times, I think they're going to endorse me," he said.
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She said she would support Mr. Trump but not endorse him.
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Confidants of the Bernie Sanders campaign say he will endorse Mrs.
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However, Rauner declined on Tuesday to endorse Jones' Democratic opponent, Rep.
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A lot of people endorsed me I wouldn't endorse for president.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio from speaking until they endorse him.
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"His failure to endorse his best friend means something," he said.
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" And another: "I strongly endorse Adam Laxalt for Governor of Nevada.
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Another video of Corbyn appearing to endorse Johnson was also produced.
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"I asked President Obama not to endorse," Biden said last week.
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It is not yet known whether he will endorse in 2020.
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"I don't know that I need to formally endorse," she said.
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But he said that government agencies should not endorse an agenda.
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Mike Crapo of Idaho I can no longer endorse Donald Trump.
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Fach-Pedersen said me that ScummVM doesn't endorse or condone piracy.
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Flynn isn't the first retired officer to endorse a presidential candidate.
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" She wrote, "I really don't endorse anything but forgiveness and positivity.
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Let me be crystal clear: Trump doesn't need to endorse abortion.
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"We do not endorse, we abhor stereotypical comments," Mr. Fitzsimmons said.
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Amy Klobuchar decided to drop from the race and endorse Biden.
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As speaker of the House, he continued to endorse this trajectory.
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Related: Ted Cruz refused to endorse Trump — will Republicans forgive him?
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She also stopped short of saying she would endorse another woman.
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But do not expect the renewable energy firms to endorse it.
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DS: Where do the words in "I Endorse Patriarchy" come from?
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Along the way, Mr. de Blasio was late to endorse Mrs.
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A number of sitting United States senators declined to endorse him.
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With that backing, Mr. Michel said he would endorse the agreement.
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Mr. Durbin would then likely endorse it and lobby fellow Democrats.
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The New York AFL-CIO did not endorse him in 2014.
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"That would endorse fraud," Mr. Pastor wrote in a text message.
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Some Republican members of Congress have even refused to endorse Trump.
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Mr. Holder did not say which candidate he planned to endorse.
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Some of these excuses minimize sexual assault, or even endorse it.
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The Hill's Julia Manchester and Amie Parnes: Buttigieg to endorse Biden.
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Instead, Teodoro pleaded with the M.A.S. not to endorse Mr. Chávez.
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However, this doesn't mean he's ready to endorse Biden for president.
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Maybe I'll pull a New York Times and endorse them both.
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"I'm going to endorse Joe Biden," McAuliffe told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar answered the call, dropping out to endorse Biden.
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The New York State United Teachers again declined to endorse him.
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Chris Collins, the first congressman to endorse Trump, said on CNN.
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Which explains why he was the first senator to endorse Trump.
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Some of his advisers have gently pressed him to endorse Marshall.
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But if you notice, he wouldn't even endorse Barack in 2008.
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He's a mentor & friend & I'm proud to endorse him for president.
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They also endorse raising the minimum wage to $15 from $8.44.
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So how many of Mr Mboweni's suggestions does Mr Ramaphosa endorse?
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The president could also use the trip to formally endorse Rep.
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This is the earliest it could endorse a new Commission president.
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None of the representatives were willing to endorse the current bill.
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Governments do not formally endorse specific findings presented by the authors.
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And I think the American people generally would endorse it more.
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After Booker dropped out, Sherrill went on to endorse Michael Bloomberg.
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This is not to endorse endlessly torturing ourselves or pathological guilt.
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The American Medical Association and international medical organizations endorse that position.
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J.), and Norma Torres (Calif.), have yet to endorse either candidate.
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The pope did not endorse any candidate in the U.S. election.
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The House and Senate Agriculture committee chairs declined to endorse it.
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The agencies did not officially endorse or rebuke the manager's views.
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"We do not endorse the idea of white nationalism," they wrote.
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Many local education offices vowed not to endorse the new textbooks.
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I, along with many others, do not endorse this moral equivalency.
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It does not even mention political parties, let alone endorse them.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.), one of five senators to endorse Biden.
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The group ultimately did not endorse a candidate in the caucuses.
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The energy brand also uses model influencers to endorse their products.
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Scott Brown will endorse Donald Trump for president on Tuesday night.
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Academy Award-winning Actor Kevin Costner will endorse South Bend, Ind.
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And then they use their ex-president to endorse 'the resistance.
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She has yet to endorse a 2020 presidential contender, but Rep.
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But he did not endorse television coverage of the court's arguments.
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"The idea that I'd endorse candidates/parties is ridiculous," he wrote.
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Rice, however, has purposefully refused to endorse any candidate since March.
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"I've never been asked to endorse a politician before," says Hernandez.
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I have 21 congressional medal of honor recipients who endorse me.
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Cruz won't say if he'll endorse Trump but says: "My focus is on defeating Hillary Clinton and helping preserve a Senate Republican majority" During the Republican National Convention, Cruz pointedly did not endorse the GOP nominee.
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The union has decided not to endorse any candidate in the caucuses.
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Ted Cruz defended his decision not to endorse the GOP presidential nominee.
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But I fully endorse avoiding everything you can from now till December!
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It's up to the President to endorse the integrity of his Cabinet.
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On the one hand, she's not going to endorse a carbon tax.
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In a tech rally, I even endorse an AMD and a Micron.
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The union has yet to endorse any of the Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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"If somebody doesn't wanna endorse, I don't want their endorsement," he said.
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College-bound athletes and NCAA players cannot be paid to endorse brands.
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They also endorse the Ending Homelessness Act of 2017 reintroduced by Rep.
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As for the legal community, some prominent voices endorse this prospective legislation.
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Elizabeth Warren, the president and the vice president all endorse Hillary Clinton.
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Martinez, who chairs the Republican Governors Association, has yet to endorse Trump.
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I cannot in good conscience endorse the Republican party in any way.
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Joni Ernst, said she did not plan to endorse during the primary.
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He strongly encouraged me to endorse Paul Ryan in next Tuesday's primary.
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And it's basically impossible to imagine anything he does endorse getting enacted.
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I can no longer in good conscience endorse this person for president.
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"I asked President Obama not to endorse," Biden told reporters on Thursday.
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Before delivering her speech, she got her cabinet to endorse its contents.
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Police departments as a whole do not typically endorse candidates in elections.
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Earlier this week, Trump called Ayotte "weak" and declined to endorse her.
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It was not clear yet whether the EU would endorse the conference.
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Farage declined to endorse any future candidate for the party leadership, however.
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"When he didn't endorse, they were stunned and disappointed," Abboud told CNN.
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It will be hard to get enough lawmakers to endorse the poll.
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More than 70% of Chileans want the court to endorse the reform.
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And one had an idea that is impossible not to fully endorse.
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But the Kochs were never big Trump fans and didn't endorse him.
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Refusing to endorse Trump may be as far as he can go.
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ISS did not endorse Elliott nominee Margaret Bilson as an outside director.
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Trumka and the AFL-CIO did endorse Clinton in the 2016 race.
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"I asked President Obama not to endorse," Biden told reporters on Thursday.
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Hunter, he noted, was one of the first Republicans to endorse Trump.
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Even among them, few were willing to endorse Trump's politics when questioned.
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The auditor did not endorse Toshiba's Q210.2 earnings released earlier this month.
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In 2003, she joined Collins in voting to endorse Roe v. Wade.
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Will Trump endorse Kelli Ward as a primary opponent to Sen. Flake?
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Holder did not endorse anyone on the current roster of Democratic contenders.
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Florida newspaper won't endorse any GOP candidate What about the late deciders?
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Mr Xi has long insisted that all Taiwanese leaders endorse the consensus.
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Oakland's Mayor, Libby Schaaf has even said she doesn't endorse the encampments.
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She stepped out to endorse Bredesen after staying largely apolitical for years.
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However, he did endorse Clinton following the Democratic National Convention in July.
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Sherman, at the moment, is the lone lawmaker to endorse that proposal.
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That group waited until late September 2016 to endorse the Republican nominee.
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European data protection authorities are assessing whether to endorse the EU-U.
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"You know, I've always said I will endorse the nominee," he said.
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The problem: Buttigieg did not publicly endorse Ellison, sowing confusion among members.
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Officials from other boycotting Arab states appeared to endorse Saudi Arabia's announcement.
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The Verge did not endorse any candidate for president in this election.
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It was payback after Ryan declined to endorse Trump for a month.
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That's why I endorse him as the next Chairman of the DNC.
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From the outset, the W.H.O. did endorse making birth control more available.
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Senators have a choice: endorse a smear campaign or support Judge Kavanaugh.
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" But Remnick maintained that "to interview Bannon is not to endorse him.
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Lee would be the first sitting senator to endorse the Texas senator.
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She says she supports Mr. Trump, though she will not endorse him.
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Really, he's mocking the men who dare to endorse or admire her.
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He also persuaded a couple of prominent black ministers to endorse him.
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The CFTC does not approve derivatives contracts or endorse their underlying assets.
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But would Obama endorse Biden (or any leading contender) during the primaries?
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Today, it is my pleasure to endorse Beto O'Rourke for U.S. Senate.
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Mr. Sanders, who has yet to end his candidacy and endorse Mrs.
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But, we endorse the administration's emphasis on highly impacted counties and states.
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That competition has serious implications for the open House current reformers endorse.
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I'm proud to endorse Tiffany Cabán for Queens DA in New York.
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Biden said in April that he asked Obama not to endorse him.
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Twenty-eight percent of the body voted not to endorse any candidate.
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Sessions was the first senator to endorse Trump and advised his campaign.
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Aside from King, the sole Republicans to endorse the legislation are Reps.
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John Kasich; and many other leading Republicans in refusing to endorse Trump.
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The court's four more liberal members appeared ready to endorse that alternative.
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But I do endorse the idea of undead Tyrion riding undead Viserion.
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And that's why public health organizations still routinely endorse getting the vaccine.
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"I will endorse the president's policies that support those interests," he wrote.
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Recently, we've seen the youngest Jenner enthusiastically endorse one particular dress style.
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Although I've very opinionated, my opinions don't have to endorse a candidate.
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Bertrand, however, seemed to endorse a more aggressive approach to the issue.
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Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska -- Lisa Murkowski said she would not endorse Moore.
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I've never said that the Republican Party should endorse the LGBT agenda.
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But Pelosi declined to say whom she'll endorse -- or when. http://bit.
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They called the first five lawmakers to endorse him Congress' Trump caucus.
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Trump waited until the final day of the campaign to endorse Friess.
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Warren was the last Democratic woman in the Senate to endorse Clinton.
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Brian Sandoval — a more moderate Republican, who is departing — to endorse him.
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"I'm proud to endorse @JoeBiden today," the New York Democrat tweeted Thursday.
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Mr. Snyder has pointedly refused to endorse his would-be G.O.P. successor.
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Mr. Trump himself repeatedly seemed to endorse attacks on his detractors, too.
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And you know, he'll come and endorse over the next little while.
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Opinion polls suggest that Filipinos hardly endorse the move toward more federalism.
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He then planned to drop out and endorse the most progressive candidate.
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Left-wing lawmakers implored him to endorse a more progressive social agenda.
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The challenge is intensified because some parents still endorse the jihadists' ideology.
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The Ciudadanos party responded by saying it would not endorse Mr. Sánchez.
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Ricardo A. Rosselló, a Democrat, urged lawmakers to endorse the House legislation.
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The senator has yet to endorse a candidate since leaving the race.
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She is the fifth representative of Congress to endorse Biden from Florida.
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It is unclear who Warren will endorse going forward in the primary.
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Still, Lightfoot recently hinted she wouldn't endorse Biden or Elizabeth Warren, either.
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"The president's agenda is one which I wholeheartedly endorse," Mr. Heiler said.
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Donald Trump pointedly refused to endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan and Sen.
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CR does not endorse products or services, and does not accept advertising.
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I'm fairly certain they'll endorse me just to keep it all going!
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As a market operator and technology company, we fully endorse this necessity.
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They tacitly endorse a player-first hierarchy, at least in marketing terms.
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"That's why I'm proud to endorse Elizabeth Warren for president," he said.
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Ms. Gonzalez had not been planning to endorse when the phone rang.
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O.K., let me be very clear: This column does not endorse stalking.
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But I'm not going to endorse it for a pot [legalization] story.
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"So I'm going to think hard about who to endorse," Booker said.
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" She added that the agency does not "endorse or bless companies' practices.
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I wasn't intending to endorse it or encourage it in any way.
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Whoever thought the Ku Klux Klan would endorse a major-party candidate?
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More importantly, it's a vote to endorse Donald Trump's extreme immigration policies.
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He is aiming to endorse a presidential candidate in the next month.
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Tom Reed, one of the few members of Congress to endorse Trump.
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They are willing to raise awareness of an unfamiliar cause, or endorse
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Nan Goldin and Kara Walker Among 665 Artists to Endorse Bernie Sanders
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As a result, to love the state means to endorse the party.
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The Arizona Republic announced Wednesday it will no longer endorse political candidates.
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The media didn't endorse a white nationalist candidate for mayor of Toronto.
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ZAKIN: We didn't feel it was our place to endorse a candidate.
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Cindy Axne the only Democrat in Iowa's congressional delegation yet to endorse.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez plans to endorse Sanders at a rally this weekend.
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But strategists say it's unlikely Trump will endorse any candidate before Tuesday.
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Sessions was the first senator to endorse Trump on the campaign trail.
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The president should endorse this idea and move forward with creating it.
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"I will not endorse Rahm Emanuel for mayor in 2628," he said.
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He has lots of people who will immediately endorse and support him.
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"He is not expected to endorse the plan, however," the diplomat said.
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The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee still isn't rushing to endorse the idea.
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Mr. Whitehurst said the report was not intended to endorse school choice.
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But Mr. Sulzberger decreed that The Times would endorse Mr. Moynihan instead.
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Anthem was one of the first insurers to endorse the Senate bill.
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The announcement makes Warren the second Democrat to endorse Sanders's bill. Sen.
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In the end, 70 percent of its members voted to endorse Sanders.
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That might work if Obama were to endorse his former vice president.
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" She added that the agency does not "endorse or bless companies' practices.
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Pressley was the only lawmaker in the group to instead endorse Sen.
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Some experts recommend avoiding dietary fats; others endorse fat and low carbohydrates.
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Claire McCaskill in November's midterms each pushed their foes to endorse Kavanaugh.
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The state party's executive committee voted Saturday to endorse progressive state Sen.
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He was the first member of the US Senate to endorse Trump.
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McDonald's subtle gesture seems to criticize white dominance rather than endorse it.
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" Translation: "For some reason, I'm not allowed to straightforwardly endorse government healthcare.
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In our view that decision should be to endorse a full decant.
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Can I get some of the tech leaders to endorse the framework?
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Which means that those who put party first should endorse him now.
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Here's the video of Biden telling reporters he asked Obama to not endorse him: I asked President Obama not to endorse and he doesn't want to — whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merits. pic.twitter.
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In November, Mr. Trump scheduled a news conference saying that a large group of black pastors would endorse him, but the group replied that although they were willing to listen to him, they were not ready to endorse.
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For now, Republicans are divided into three camps over Trump: those who have already endorsed him; those who say they'll never endorse him; and those who say they "kinda, sorta" endorse, but only with a variety of conditions.
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"Over the many months of the campaign, we found ourselves with this question: Endorse no one, or endorse a Democrat for the first time in our history?" read the piece, written by the paper's president, Mi-Ai Parrish.
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Endorsed Paul Ryan after Paul Ryan threatened to un-endorse him On Thursday, two days after Trump refused to endorse Ryan in his coming primary contests, Ryan returned fire, saying he wouldn't rule out withdrawing his support for Trump.
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On Monday morning, Democracy for America, one of the last major progressive organizations to endorse a candidate, voted to endorse Sanders over Warren with 79% of the voters in its endorsement poll choosing his candidacy and 13% choosing Warren.
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It was not a meeting to endorse any specific external campaigns or causes.
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Sessions was also one of the first prominent GOP members to endorse Trump.
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Ayotte has said she will vote for Trump but not formally endorse him.
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Farage isn't expected to endorse Trump at the rally, according to the Guardian.
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Connections endorse his proficiency with customer needs assessment, sales, problem solving, and more.
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But the budget offers very few specifics about which ones it would endorse.
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"At-home face masks are amazing, and I fully endorse them," she says.
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"Obama: "I think it's better [for my own sake] not to endorse you.
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Oh, and look what Marsha Blackburn made Taylor Swift do: endorse a politician.
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Neither the cabinet nor parliament would endorse such an extreme and dangerous course.
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"I am a Democrat, and I will endorse a Democratic president," said former
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But Verma would not endorse any one specific approach to reforming the program.
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Polis isn't ready to necessarily endorse moving all voting to the blockchain system.
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Senator Bob Corker "begged" me to endorse him for re-election in Tennessee.
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Last year, it roped in celebrities like Jimmy Fallon to endorse the app.
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We here at The Verge strongly do not endorse trying this at home.
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That is why watching Sanders endorse former rival Hillary Clinton was so disheartening.
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The most senior New Hampshire Democrat to endorse in the presidential race, Rep.
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But I can talk about it because I endorse Hillary Clinton for president.
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Ernst, Grassley's fellow Iowan, has also so far declined to endorse the bill.
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Ted Cruz was not going to endorse his primary foe during his speech.
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Ocasio-Cortez's plan to endorse Sanders was first reported in The Washington Post.
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And this is reasoning that Hazony seems to endorse in his Twitter thread.
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The British ambassador said the meeting was "not to endorse or confer legitimacy".
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Mr Blair obliged, becoming the first foreign leader to endorse the incoming president.
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He eventually will have to endorse -- or risk the wrath of the party.
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He did not say Monday whether he would endorse Sanders' new 2020 campaign.
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I do not endorse the way the company conducts itself when initiating calls.
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Instructors like to endorse bravery by saying that most gunshot wounds are survivable.
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The fight now is over demeaning stereotypes and views that endorse them. Unacceptable?
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There's a reference to Cornel West, who went on to endorse Jill Stein.
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Cruz himself declined to endorse Cornyn during the senior senator's 2014 primary campaign.
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And do you really care when celebrities endorse Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?
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Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) likely won't want to endorse anyone at all.
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So how common is it for men to endorse the traditional double standard?
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If he does step into the race, Clybun is expected to endorse Clinton.
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A staggering 31 members of the House GOP caucus declined to endorse him.
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Clinton also used to endorse the Defense of Marriage Act, while Sanders didn't.
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He added that he is not yet ready to endorse in the race.
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A number of prominent Republicans have declined to endorse him in the Nov.
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And many of those same members endorse the effort to end net neutrality.
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President Barack Obama did not endorse reparations or support creating a reparations program.
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The governor has said he would not endorse a candidate before the Feb.
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NASA has a collection of major scientific organizations that also endorse this position.
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Sanders has not yet confirmed whether he will endorse or campaign for Clinton.
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Sanders, Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren, endorse going bold as soon as possible.
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Democrats endorse government-run health-care despite the empirical evidence of its failure.
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He said he would not endorse a candidate until he met with Clinton.
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Yes, Bernie Sanders is likely to endorse Clinton; reportedly as soon as Tuesday.
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"We're not going to endorse a particular candidate," Sharry says of America's Voice.
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Your results may vary and I don't actively endorse either of these products.
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Its notable that Trump decided to endorse tax credits in his congressional address.
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But Sanders himself has yet to endorse a candidate ahead of the primary.
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If brands really believed in something, they'd actually, you know, endorse a candidate.
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Paul told Costello he has no plans to endorse anyone in the race.
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They can also endorse the crowdsourced billboards by retweeting or liking the tweets.
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EU leaders are due to endorse them a summit in Brussels in March.
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There's a lot of talk about who the SEIU will endorse and when.
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When the Commons refused to endorse the change, the Senate characteristically backed down.
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Planned Parenthood announced Thursday that it will endorse Clinton in the Democratic primary.
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The two were the first to endorse him earlier this month. http://bit.
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With former LDS presidential candidate Mitt Romney refusing to endorse Trump, and Sen.
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Collins, the first member of Congress to endorse Trump's presidential campaign, has demonstrated.
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Woodruff asked if Collins would endorse the president between now and Election Day.
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He did endorse Signal more than once, however, as he has done before.
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The president blasted Trudeau and said the U.S. would not endorse the statement.
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The result is a weird, Frankenstein methodology that no respectable economist would endorse.
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Other top American ultimate officials have declined to endorse the referee model, though.
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And Our Revolution isn't the first organization to endorse candidates with questionable judgement.
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NBC News: Minnesota Democrats endorse Ellison for state attorney general amid abuse allegations.
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"I endorse his actions," Mr. Mahathir said Monday, referring to Mr. Anwar's efforts.
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The compromise reached—more Monty Hall than Solomon—was to endorse both figures.
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Scott Brown will endorse Donald Trump for president at a rally on tonight.
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Murray suggested that Trump endorse policies to encourage liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports.
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But that appeared to fizzle Tuesday as speculation rose she would endorse Trump.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), the only holdout among their number, to endorse Clinton.
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Huckabee himself has defended Trump but said he wouldn't endorse in the primary.
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She said she doesn't expect to endorse any candidate in the primary field.
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And in 2017, she declined to endorse Sanders's single-payer health care bill.
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She didn't endorse either Hillary Clinton or Sanders in the 2016 presidential primary.
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Jeb could not even endorse the candidate Trump dubbed "little Marco," Florida Sen.
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The FOP did not endorse a presidential candidate in 2012 after backing Sen.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla), who has refused to endorse Trump, told The Hill.
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But Ryan's hesitation to endorse Trump will put a wrinkle in those plans.
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She has repeatedly said she supports, but doesn't endorse, the real estate mogul.
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Ryan has repeatedly insisted he is not ready to formally endorse the businessman.
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Main Street has also initiated an online public petition to endorse the bill.
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He was the first member of Obama's Cabinet to endorse Clinton in 2016.
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It remains unclear whether she will endorse anybody ahead of her state's primary.
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And in 2014, the CBC pushed back when Pelosi planned to endorse Rep.
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Gabbard was the rare Capitol Hill Democrat to endorse Clinton's primary opponent, Sen.
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Republicans, though, overwhelmingly oppose it and over half of independents endorse the idea.
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But no, Obama was in a big hurry to endorse the presumptive nominee.
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He didn't endorse Northam, who was more centrist-minded than Perriello (and Sanders).
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Bliss said he expects more unions to endorse Portman in the weeks ahead.
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The Koch brothers also did not endorse Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
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Shareholders voted to endorse the new structure at their annual meeting in May.
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Jackson has maintained that he's not planning to endorse in the Democratic primary.
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It's easy, for instance, to determine that the Pope didn't endorse Donald Trump.
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CASSIDY: Tell the American people to call their senator and endorse that concept.
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Plus refused to endorse the speaker of the House in a meaningless primary.
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Yet after a few weeks, they started to endorse broader stereotypes about gender.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find many Republicans who wouldn't endorse him now.
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Economists frequently endorse secondary markets as a true demonstration of supply and demand.
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In that regard, Mr. Biden — who waited for Mr. Obama to endorse Mrs.
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In recent days, both men refused to endorse each other for re-election.
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Did you know that Pete Buttigieg was also going to endorse Mr. Biden?
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Clinton declined to endorse or even more subtly signal a possible female heir.
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In 2016, when she declined to run, people expected her to endorse Bernie.
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But Charlton Heston appearing before Congress in the 1960s to endorse the idea?
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Four years ago, New York's biggest teachers union did not endorse Mr. Cuomo.
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Michael Savage was one of the first radio hosts to endorse Mr. Trump.
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No one else's stardom or skill has more to do than endorse hers.
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So even skeptical Republicans had an incentive to endorse more investigations into Benghazi.
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Japan's emperor bypassed the government by asking the people to endorse his departure.
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Biden spent the past two weeks gathering leading Democrats to endorse his candidacy.
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But ultimately, ideology prevailed in her upcoming choice of a candidate to endorse.
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Buttigieg, who dropped out of the race Sunday, was expected to endorse Biden.
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Go deeper: Taylor Swift explains why she didn't endorse Hillary Clinton in 2016
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McFadden also said he did not endorse the association's support of the bill.
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Mr. Collins was the first member of Congress to endorse Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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They also thought Attorney General John Ashcroft should not re-endorse Stellar Wind.
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The group announced Thursday that it does not plan to endorse any candidate.
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After doing some research, she now knows Obama didn't endorse Bloomberg -- or anyone.
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Fearful that Harris might endorse Biden, the pro-Sanders online activist group RootsAction.
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It's unclear which candidates other labor groups will endorse as the primary unfolds.
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He also declined to clearly endorse an independent Palestinian state at the time.
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Rush is the first African American House member to endorse Bloomberg, with Reps.
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How has their relationship changed since Cruz refused to endorse at the convention?
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The elder Sanders sat out the race and did not endorse his son.
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The youth climate campaign didn't endorse candidates, run registration drives or mobilize voters.
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City officials said the video appeared to endorse retribution for Mr. Garner's death.
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Both Buttigieg and Klobuchar went on to endorse former Vice President Joe Biden.
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That turned the question of who to endorse into a matter of style.
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It was Trump, Vilsack said, that helped form his decision to endorse Biden.
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"I will endorse Wednesday morning," Clyburn said Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press.
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"I just want everyone to know that I don't endorse evil," Moffat said.
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It will endorse a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination on Jan. 19.
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Our ministry does not endorse any political candidates or engage in political campaigns.
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The union did not endorse anyone in the race between Clinton and Sen.
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" On whether she would endorse Sanders: "I'm not going to go there yet.
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President Donald Trump said later Wednesday that the U.S. didn't endorse the attack.
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Brand New Congress plans to endorse a total of 40 candidates for 2020.
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MEXICAN SENATORS ENDORSE CHANGES Details of the proposed changes have not been disclosed.
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It compels them to effectively endorse the view that abortion is morally permissible.
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That's why someone people want celebrities to endorse their products, because it sells.
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He became the only prominent Republican to openly endorse Moore's opponent, Doug Jones.
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Senators simply do not endorse candidates from the opposite party, as a rule.
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Six months later, Sessions became the first senator to endorse Trump for president.
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Some refused to endorse him and others revoked endorsements they had once made.
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Sessions was the first Republican senator to endorse Trump as a presidential contender.
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He also refused to endorse Donald J. Trump in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The Washington Post did endorse her early, and that clearly is an asset.
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But Trump muddied the waters when he tweeted Thursday morning to endorse Saccone.
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Earlier this year, the California Democratic Party declined to endorse Feinstein's reelection bid.
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Tom Marino (R-Pa.) later Monday became the fifth lawmaker to endorse Trump.
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Just look at all the presidential candidates who endorse the Green New Deal.
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But what actions should candidates endorse to ride this wave of public interest?
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"I, along with many others, do not endorse this moral equivalency," Graham said.
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Lieberman refused to endorse either candidate and is pushing for a unity government.
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MEXICAN SENATORS ENDORSE CHANGES Details of the proposed changes have not been disclosed.
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The previous year, Mr. Trump had visited to endorse Mr. King's re-election.
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"We're not saying to people don't get involved until we endorse," Weingarten said.
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Before Friday's tape release, only five Republican senators had refused to endorse Trump.
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"Today I&aposm proud to endorse @ewarren for president," Castro tweeted on Monday.
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This opened the way for Mr. Nazarbayev to endorse the axing of Cyrillic.
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I didn't endorse Trump's brain-dead sycophants attacking protestors on the campaign trail.
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"Supervisors tolerate this behavior and, in some cases, endorse it," the report said.
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"You don't pull the lever to endorse a candidate's flaws," says Thiel. Bygones!
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Sharpton said he would not endorse a candidate until he met with Clinton.
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In 21950 it became the first party to endorse the Equal Rights Amendment.
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But in the hours before he addressed the convention some of Cruz's top aides were still pushing for him to endorse Trump — not because they liked the billionaire, but because they were worried about Cruz's political prospects should he not endorse.
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The newspaper reported that some members of the association said they weren't consulted in the association's decision to endorse Sinema, prompting the association to send an email to its members asking if they wanted to endorse Sinema or stay neutral.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Former Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke was set to endorse Joe Biden's White House bid, according to the New York Times, joining dozens of current and former Democrats who rushed to endorse the former vice president on Monday.
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So don't expect to see us endorse big teams around the world anytime soon.
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Bloomberg will endorse Clinton in a prime time address at the Democratic National Convention.
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Fearful of another rejection, the president asked Congress, rather than voters, to endorse it.
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I think, as you called his provocateur role, is not one that I endorse.
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We do not endorse the behavior or opinions of program hosts or the content.
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Trump's vow Tuesday that he would not endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan and Sen.
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"I don't always endorse candidates," he says, clad in a Clinton-branded bath towel.
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You should also invest in an industry or brand you would gladly endorse anyway.
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Hillary Clinton, fitting her more moderate persona, declined to endorse either of those proposals.
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Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell declined to publicly endorse him, the Washington Post reported.
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But few would endorse Trump's chosen strategy of sending volleys toward Beijing on Twitter.
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GOP leaders wanted Trump to explicitly endorse their proposal during Tuesday's prime-time address.
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The Council must nominate the next Commission head and the Parliament must endorse that.
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While Trump praised Pence, he said he didn't think the governor would endorse anyone.
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Mosques, which as nonprofits can't endorse specific candidates, urge voting as a civic duty.
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Conversely, fuel is kept relatively cheap in America because politicians endorse driving-dependent lifestyles.
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Former President George H.W. Bush will not endorse Trump, his spokesman told NBC News.
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Biden, talking to reporters in Thursday, said he asked Obama not to endorse him.
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An Instagram from Amber Rose that appears to endorse the clothing shop Fashion Nova.
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A formal vote in the Security Council is expected to endorse the appointment tomorrow.
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Abrams is the latest of several high-profile Democrats to endorse Warnock, including Sens.
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Kasich said he would not endorse Trump's main rival, presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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If he doesn't eventually endorse, it would come as a shock to party leaders.
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So Republican leaders like Jindal have reasons of self-preservation to reluctantly endorse Trump.
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Surely that's an idea that both Bernard and the maligned "maths mob" can endorse.
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Even ABC's Roseanne reboot couldn't unambiguously endorse the America it was created to portray.
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In fact, they heartily support it, and agree to endorse the project via teleprompter.
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Furthermore, the US should endorse and incentivize progress in the stalled inter-Korean negotiations.
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The head of the American Heart Association got on stage to endorse these features.
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He did not endorse anyone in 2008, and supported George W. Bush in 2004.
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Kim Reynolds, Iowa's Republican governor, has declined to endorse Mr King in that race.
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In her campaigning Mrs Merkel invites voters to endorse her temperament, not specific proposals.
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As recently as Thursday, the Vermont senator said he's not ready to endorse Clinton.
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"I will vote for him, but I'm not going to endorse him," Beruff said.
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Parliament is due to vote on whether to endorse May's plan around 1610 GMT.
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Four of nine liberal parliamentary deputies dissented, refusing to endorse the cooperation with HDZ.
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Tales abound of Chinese officials offering economic rewards to Taiwanese businessmen who endorse unification.
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"I don't usually endorse candidates, but when I do they're extraordinary #MostInterestingWoman," he wrote.
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Toomey continues to say that he is still deciding whether to officially endorse Trump.
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Kasich had declined to endorse Trump in the months after he the primary ended.
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They will endorse new command centres in Ulm in Germany and in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Mr. Graham has publicly said he has no plans to endorse anyone right now.
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On Monday, Clinton was asked if Sanders should endorse her like she did Obama.
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Barbara Lee, a liberal California lawmaker who refused to endorse Clinton earlier this year.
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I even got the younger sister of one of my opponents to endorse me.
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The United States can endorse their actions even if it did not inspire them.
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This message sucks and is blatantly anti-witch, and we do not endorse it.
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As a candidate herself, she hasn't and isn't planning to endorse anyone this cycle.
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You don't endorse it—but you enjoy the ride as long as it lasts.
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In the end he did not endorse Trump, nor did he come particularly close.
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How could anyone keep their honor and endorse someone who had done all that?
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Hickey also created a second fake online profile, Chrissy Baaten, to endorse Stwalley's business.
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"Yes, I'm going to — whomever wins the nomination, I'm going to endorse," he said.
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Ron Wyden had joined with Ryan in late 2011 to endorse his Medicare plan.
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Members of Congress have begun to endorse Mr Trump, and their numbers will grow.
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"surprise" guest and needled de Blasio for failing to endorse her in a timely
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Cruz on late Wednesday declined to endorse Trump during his speech at the convention.
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Under Romanian law, the president must endorse a premier after consultations with political parties.
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Instead, he said he will endorse his son, John Conyers III, to replace him.
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And that's fine — it shouldn't be made to effectively endorse products against its will.
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He also took the opportunity to endorse Donald Trump's bid for the U.S. presidency.
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He said he was "proud" to endorse the Florida senator Tuesday on Fox News.
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John Harwood: But you are concerned about this president, who you did not endorse.
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Institutional evangelicals rarely endorse politicians but can make their preferences known in other ways.
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Why not urge Rubio to drop out, endorse Ted Cruz, and save the party?
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Trump declined this week to endorse Ryan and earlier praised Nehlen for his support.
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To be clear, we do not endorse the Tea Party's racist or violent tactics.
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In Cruz's primetime speech at the convention, Cruz refused to endorse the Republican nominee.
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Did Sandra Bullock and Ellen DeGeneres endorse 40 wrinkle-control and anti-aging products?
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The Chamber doesn't endorse presidential candidates, although they do back House and Senate candidates.
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The major teachers union in the state declined to endorse him; he won, nonetheless.
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Even still, he wasn't able to fully endorse the findings of American intelligence agencies.
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Pat LaFrieda explains why, for the first time, he chose to endorse a grill
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Well-known "influencers" who endorse brands on the site can make or break them.
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He finally did endorse, a few weeks later, but refused to campaign with him.
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Still, the Turkish government has yet to publicly endorse that finding or release evidence.
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Although orthodox economists grumble about Mr Macri's gradualism, Argentine investors seem to endorse it.
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Federal ethics rules prohibit executive branch employees from using their positions to endorse products.
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Members of the House majority hardly ever endorse discharge petitions, much less launch them.
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He plans to drop out after the debates and endorse the most progressive candidate.
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Ryan's aides said the Speaker made the decision to endorse Trump earlier this week.
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Scott Brown (R-Mass.) might endorse an unnamed presidential candidate next week. http://on.wsj.
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SEIU said it is the first national union to endorse the Green New Deal.
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During her interview Hirono declined to endorse any one candidate for the Democratic nomination.
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When the governor dropped out of the presidential race, he did not endorse Trump.
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So why, in 2019, do 2023 states still legally endorse physical abuse of students?
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Mr. Blackwill, a former aide to Henry A. Kissinger, is expected to endorse Mrs.
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Clinton bemoaned how long it took for de Blasio to endorse her presidential campaign.
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Senators from other states aren't traditionally expected to formally endorse their would-be colleagues.
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Whether Trump will ultimately endorse or veto a compromise bill, however, is anybody's guess.
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Sanders is likely to endorse Clinton for president at the event, according to reports.
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When I was portrayed on TV, you didn't see me endorse anything at all.
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And New Hampshire, where Republican Senator Kelly (Didn't Say "Endorse") Ayotte is in trouble.
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Trump repeated this after Cruz declined to endorse him during the Republican National Convention.
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What moved Ryan, in one week, from "not ready" to endorse Trump to ready?
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It remains to be seen which of the three Trump will endorse, if any.
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She seemed to endorse the confirmation of Judge Merrick Garland for the high court.
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Then, to obtain concessions, he refused to endorse Clinton almost to the party's convention.
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Until Sunday, the biggest newspapers to endorse Mr. Trump were the Santa Barbara, Calif.
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Giving anonymously, she said, is not as effective as seeing names endorse a cause.
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Cameron's spokesman said the prime minister would not endorse any candidate to succeed him.
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"I, along with many others, do not endorse this moral equivalency," Graham said said.
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He has been lobbying Mr. Rubio to, at the very least, endorse Mr. Cruz.
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He is not expected to endorse Mr. Kasich when they appear together on Monday.
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Clinton became the first presidential candidate to explicitly endorse a tax on sugary drinks.
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George Wallace won elections, but to endorse those outcomes would be a moral failure.
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So how do you justify the decision by conservative leaders to endorse Trump's candidacy?
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Romney praised the remaining non-Trump candidates, but he didn't endorse any of them.
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Williams was also the first elected official in Georgia to endorse Trump's presidential candidacy.
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He beats the ladies to the punch by announcing Frank's intention to endorse Celia.
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It has been reflected to show they endorse an eventual path toward single payer.
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That isn't particularly unusual; most companies and organizations didn't explicitly endorse the bill today.
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Khanna was on the only House Dem to endorse her bid against Joe Crowley.
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According to several US military regulations, service members are not allowed to endorse products.
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"It's my honor, real honor, to endorse Mitt Romney," Trump announced at the time.
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On Tuesday, Representative Richard Hanna, Republican of New York, said he would endorse Mrs.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was the first foreign leader to endorse Trump's candidacy.
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It paves the way for MPs to explicitly endorse an alternative to May's plan.
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The most immediate question was obvious: Would Warren endorse one of them, or neither?
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" — S. Butler, New Mexico "I predict she'll surprise a few people and endorse Biden.
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She could also support Biden, in theory, or simply decline to endorse at all.
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Brendan Boyle of Pennsylvania, one of the first members of Congress to endorse Biden.
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Ms. Pressley was one of the few elected officials to endorse her back then.
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Many have yet to fully endorse Ms. Pelosi's bid to reclaim the speaker's gavel.
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And the more establishment Republicans endorse him, the more inevitable his nomination will look.
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I endorse this immersive way of reading, especially when it comes to Anita Brookner.
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Do you think those are two issues where Democrats in Midwestern states should endorse?
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Better to ignore the comments, or change the subject, than endorse them with gratitude.
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Clinton by his public show of declining to endorse her — until he belatedly did.
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Among the stops the article proposes is the WinSport park, an idea I endorse.
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Most Republicans refused to endorse a recovery bill passed this year by the House.
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And you won't endorse, you don't think, until after the caucuses or at all?
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Bloomberg's move to drop out and endorse Biden on Wednesday further consolidates the field.
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Klobuchar said she would endorse Biden; Buttigieg is expected to do so as well.
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McCain first refused to endorse Trump, then caved, unfortunately, before ultimately revoking the endorsement.
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They begged her to speak out against the regime, not appear to endorse it.
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The society itself, its website says, does not take political positions or endorse nominees.
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I think she would endorse Faith for all the reasons that I like Faith.
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She tried courting the emerging left — going out on a limb to endorse Sen.
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" Hill insinuates that the Republican Party "has done nothing but endorse/promote white supremacy.
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The institutions did not endorse the charge; they simply decided to duck the controversy.
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"The idea that I'd endorse candidates/parties is ridiculous," Mr. Grenell wrote on Twitter.
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Henry McMaster, who was the first statewide elected official to endorse Trump in 2016.
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He hastened to add he had still yet to endorse in the 2020 race.
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Trump in his speech didn't endorse any specific measures, though he applauded attendee Sen.
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Mr. Obama had broken his stay-out-of-politics vow to endorse Mr. Macron.
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They are the types of politicians who you might have expected to endorse Biden.
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Democratic candidates are jockeying for labor support, but union leaders aren't rushing to endorse.
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Ms. Simpson said her group did not plan to endorse a candidate before December.
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It is not uncommon for musicians to perform at rallies for candidates they endorse.
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Of the three Democratic House members in Iowa, Cindy Axne has yet to endorse.
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I'm proud to endorse Joe for President — he'll be a leader for all Americans.
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By choosing Biden, Moulton opted not to endorse his home state senator, Elizabeth Warren.
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Anthony Brown of Maryland became the first Congressional Black Caucus member to endorse Buttigieg.
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The ruling center-right GERB has yet to endorse its candidate for the Nov.
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Cut uses a technique for cooking its varieties of beef that I strongly endorse.
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Trump on Tuesday declined to endorse Ryan ahead of his primary election next week.
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Then, in August, Whitman announced that she would endorse Clinton's candidacy, citing Trump's rhetoric.
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Expected to endorse call for national leaders to nominate lawmaker to run EU Commission.
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"I really haven't made a decision about whether I'm going to endorse," she said.
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When asked if he would endorse Sessions, Trump said he has not yet decided.
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Harry was the one whose future happiness they had come to verify and endorse.
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Party empathy; the ability to share and endorse the happy couple's notion of happy.
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But we believe Ms. Sherrill is the strongest candidate, and endorse her with confidence.
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Trump did not endorse Tuberville, and a few days later, Sessions entered the race.
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I don't want to endorse a person who espouses hateful views or plain ignorance.
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But the former vice president noted that Bloomberg "wouldn't even endorse" Obama in 2008.
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ABC News first reported that Navarro had said Flynn was going to endorse him.
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"I do not intend to endorse any Presidential candidate," Krzanich tweeted at the time.
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Steven Smith of Georgia, who was the first "congressman" to endorse President Donald Trump.
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Miller is now the 13th Capitol Hill Republican to endorse Trump, along with Sen.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a fellow democratic socialist, will endorse Sanders' bid for the presidency.
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VoteVets is the first major organization to endorse the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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The British prime minister has sent an unequivocal message to Trump: Do not endorse.
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Its legislators - all members of the ruling party - are expected to endorse the move.
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I don't like or endorse the sort of rhetoric he used during the campaign.
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Maggie Hassan, says that while she's voting for Trump she still won't endorse him.
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I said I would endorse Clinton if she won the primary fair and square.
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In late February, Christie became one of the first Republican leaders to endorse Trump.
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Before Mr. Trump secured the Republican nomination, Mr. Ryan pointedly declined to endorse him.
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"Don't forget, I was the very first person to endorse Mr. Trump," McKinnon said.
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I don't recommend or endorse the product, but in my case, it worked well.
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It's unusual for incumbent members to endorse a primary challenger to a fellow member.
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Celebrities in the world of equestrian sport, music and Hollywood enthusiastically endorse the bill.
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But Trump chose not merely to buy it, but endorse and propagate it, too.
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Collins' Democratic Senate challengers are pushing her to officially endorse the House's impeachment inquiry.
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Omar is the latest high-profile progressive lawmaker in Congress to endorse Islam. Rep.
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And the Quran, like the Bible, contains scriptures that both endorse and reject violence.
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Ed Markey isn't ready to endorse his fellow Massachusetts Democrat, at least not yet.
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The caucus itself unlikely to endorse in the primary process, its chairman Ohio Rep.
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Mr. Trump, in endorsing Jerusalem as Israel's capital, did not explicitly endorse this idea.
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Some asset managers have been quicker to endorse the potential role of digital currencies.
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It's overwhelmingly unlikely he'll un-endorse Trump, least of all because Obama suggested it.
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Most job guarantee advocates would endorse these policies on top of a jobs guarantee.
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The president has yet to endorse a candidate amid intense lobbying for the post.
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Day: We try to endorse established and new talent and mix it all together.
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The last minutes of Cruz's speech were drowned in "endorse" chants and loud boos.
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No one should be too shocked that Trump would endorse the $2100 billion project.
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Jeff Flake, who enraged the right by refusing to endorse Donald Trump last summer.
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GOP vice presidential nominee Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE on Thursday declined to endorse Sens.
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Since Paul Ryan came out and said he wasn't yet "ready" to endorse Donald Trump last week, the political world has been waiting to see if — or, perhaps, when — the GOP Speaker of the House would endorse his party's presumptive presidential nominee.
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Shelley Moore Capito: No, I mean, you know, I didn't endorse until after the primary.
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Raul Grijalva, the first member of Congress to endorse Sanders, announced his support for Clinton.
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But during the meeting, French government representatives sought to persuade Nissan to endorse the deal.
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She didn't intend "to endorse romantic relations between Arabs and Jews," she told me recently.
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According to the Union Leader, Christie had told the paper he would never endorse Trump.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) called on fellow Republicans to "un-endorse" Trump back in June.
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The synthpop group categorically refused to endorse any side of the 2014 Scottish independence debate.
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Politico reports that Utah Republican Mike Lee will endorse Cruz in Miami on Thursday evening.
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A footnote said the top two Democrats in the House did not endorse the request.
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Others will endorse reform in public, and then resist and undermine it behind closed doors.
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That could encourage PPG to push ahead with a bid that Akzo's boards won't endorse.
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In 2016, Heller had declined to endorse Trump and condemned some of the president's rhetoric.
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Willie Garson, 54 — who played Parker's friend Stanford Blatch — was also quick to endorse her.
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Among others, she is partnering with Proctor and Gamble to endorse Tide pods laundry detergent.
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Collins, who opposed Trump in 2016, has not said whether she'd endorse him in 2020.
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A huge question of the 2020 campaign is who former President Barack Obama will endorse.
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Several Chicago-area Democrats who serve with him in the House declined to endorse him.
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Hogg also said Wednesday that he doesn't "endorse age limits," something he has said previously.
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It is widely expected that the Vermont senator will endorse the former secretary of state.
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There's rarely any kind of uproar when, say, unions endorse, as they did against Fletcher.
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They would also endorse injecting 3 billion reais of capital into Oi. $1 = 3.15 reais
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Do you endorse the Soviet invasion of Hungary in 1956 or stand with Hungarian workers?
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And it wouldn't jettison such a valuable component altogether, even after seeming to endorse pedophilia.
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John Kasich said Thursday he still isn't ready to endorse presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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Some defended their decision to not endorse new restrictions when contacted for comment by Reuters.
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All the candidates on the stage, including Trump, said they would endorse a Trump nominee.
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"I cannot imagine a scenario in which I would endorse him," Swearengin said of Trump.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have also jumped into the local race to endorse Cabán.
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While he didn't exactly endorse impeachment, he did say on Twitter today that he's apalled.
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The other former Republican president, George H.W. Bush, also declined to endorse Trump this year.
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Both men not only endorse torture, but also share a penchant for spreading conspiracy theories.
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The influential leader of the conservative Council of Islamic Ideology declined to endorse Qadri's action.
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Think about the doctrines every Republican politician now needs to endorse, on pain of excommunication.
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To take the time at a national convention and not endorse the nominee is disgraceful.
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If you pay attention, you'll recognize that Ivanka Trump doesn't endorse her father's core policies.
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He didn't deny that he would endorse Clinton but also declined to confirm Biden's comments.
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I am ready to tell the world that I am here to endorse Hillary Clinton.
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" In fact, Biden told reporters that same day: "I asked President Obama not to endorse.
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Ted Cruz caused a ruckus when he refused to endorse Trump from the convention stage.
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I'll endorse it a few more times, but you guys should go listen to this.
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Nor do we endorse women feeling pressure to look like their 35-year-old daughters.
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Kroton had considered turning the bid hostile if the board did not endorse the proposal.
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I am ready to tell the world that I am here to endorse Hillary Clinton.
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Said he wouldn't endorse -- then taunted -- the highest-ranking Republican in the nation Party unity?
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The real estate mogul initially refused to endorse the speaker, who faces a primary Tuesday.
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"It is extremely important for the president to endorse the FIRST STEP Act," Kim insisted.
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Maggie Hassan, Ayotte has said she will "support" Trump, but has no plans to endorse.
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In August, Ayotte had said she would vote for Trump but not formally endorse him.
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Trump also said he wasn't ready to endorse Ryan, who had joined in that criticism.
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Meanwhile, on the Dems side, Bernie Sanders is finally expected to endorse Hillary Clinton. 4.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Sessions was the first senator to endorse then-candidate Trump.
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Narcos goes out of its way to endorse Murphy's sneering gringo sensibilities as its own.
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The NBA star isn't the only celebrity to endorse (in his case, unofficially) the invention.
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Prior to introducing Holmes, association president Patricia Jones said the organization does not endorse Theranos.
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It's clear the move to endorse same-sex marriage is divisive, to say the least.
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She says her going rate to endorse a beauty product is a whopping $15 million!
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Make no mistake about it, regardless of its consequences, Toomey is not likely endorse Trump.
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In October, he took to Twitter to release a statement refusing to endorse Trump's candidacy.
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Now Khan is defending McCain after Trump declined to endorse him in his competitive primary.
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This participant said Bush did not talk about whether he might endorse in the future.
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"It's not like we have some phone tree of U.S. senators to endorse," Roe said.
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Other members of OPEC are expected to endorse the agreement at their May 25 meeting.
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But he refused to endorse the climate pact, saying he needed more time to decide.
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Trump telegraphed his expected decision at the meeting by refusing to endorse the Paris Agreement.
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GSMA, together with Daimler , Ford , PSA Group, Qualcomm and Samsung , endorse a rival 5G standard.
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Dole had been the only former Republican presidential candidate to endorse Trump during the campaign.
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Among the swirling questions headed into the week: Will Trump endorse a Flake primary opponent?
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On Tuesday, Trump seemed to endorse the Gulf states' action in a series of tweets.
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Persistently and publicly support and endorse instances when civil servants express divergent or critical views.
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Not any more: as of this week, you can publicly endorse political candidates on Facebook.
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Candidates run for multiple parties' nominations and the parties are allowed to cross-endorse candidates.
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Two days later he managed to persuade Mike Pence, the state's governor, to endorse him.
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Jesse Jackson has no plans to endorse a candidate in the tightening Democratic presidential race.
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In a Wednesday statement, Blankenship refused to endorse the GOP winner, attorney general Patrick Morrisey.
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Whether people support or endorse me or not, it makes zero influence on the voters.
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" In another, he wrote "millions" endorse radicalism and "a billion who concur with their silence.
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McCarthy refused to endorse Humphrey, who began the fall campaign far behind in the polls.
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There are also less ... legitimate options on the table, but we can't officially endorse those.
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McConnell also played an integral role in the push to convince Trump to endorse Strange.
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"Look who's here to endorse criminal justice reform and #FreeTheVote," McCarthy said in the tweet.
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The Hill: Romney declines to endorse Trump for 2628, says his support must be earned.
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Trump didn't endorse a candidate; instead he told GOP voters who NOT to vote for.
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Even Merkel's conservative sister party, the Bavarian Christian Social Union, has refused to endorse her.
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"Senator Bob Corker 'begged' me to endorse him for re-election in Tennessee," Trump tweeted.
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That's why he teamed up with Febreze to endorse its new Clothing Odor Eliminator spray.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee has also said it has no plans to endorse Stewart.
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ENDORSE MY MERGER: Microsoft closed its approximately $85033 billion dollar merger with LinkedIn on Thursday.
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"While I cannot endorse either candidate, whoever wins will be my president, too," he wrote.
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Mr. Samuelsen said the decision to endorse Mr. Sanders was nearly unanimous among union leaders.
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It is difficult to endorse free expression principles if you don't know what they are.
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"I am proud to endorse Congressman Patrick Murphy for the United States Senate," Obama said.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York would endorse Sanders, and a CNN report that Reps.
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"I didn't endorse anything," Trump said on ABC's "This Week," before attacking rival Jeb Bush.
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Before we know the answer, the Republican National Committee may officially endorse his re-nomination.
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"I endorse his candidacy for AG & encourage CA to unite in supporting him," Jones tweeted.
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John Kasich (R) said on Thursday that he still cannot endorse Donald Trump for president.
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McMaster was one of the first elected officials to endorse then-candidate Trump in 2016.
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His version of events begins with his own decision not to endorse Trump in 2016.
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But he then goes on to endorse the use of tariffs to "negotiate" with China.
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Mexico, under the new administration of leftist Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador, did not endorse Guaidó.
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VoteVets was proud to endorse Randy, a U.S. Army veteran, cancer survivor, and union ironworker.
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He said on Thursday morning that his motivations not to endorse Trump were partly personal.
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Vulnerable Republican lawmakers are struggling with whether they would endorse Trump as their party's nominee.
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Wells Fargo and Merrill Lynch, rivals and wealth management heavyweights themselves, still endorse that protocol.
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Rarely in today's politics do you see a senator endorse across the aisle—but Sen.
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He has indicated that he plans to endorse before New York's primary on April 85033.
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Formally, the president must endorse Prime Minister-designate Giuseppe Conte's proposed list of cabinet ministers.
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In fact, diplomats say there is virtually no doubt that leaders will endorse the decision.
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"The idea that I'd endorse candidates/parties is ridiculous," he wrote on Twitter early Monday.
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Perkins, head of the Family Research Council, has been expected to endorse Cruz for months.
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Last summer, the Alliance met with tribal leaders asking them to endorse the carbon fee.
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He also told The Hill that he won't recommend that Trump endorse a carbon tax.
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Eventually, he'll endorse the woman he influenced, and Democrats will be the better for it.
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"Stop dragging us up on stages to give speeches to endorse your candidates," Chandler said.
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The governor jumped at the chance to go to Texas to endorse his former rival.
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Congress lacked the courage or the consensus to stop it, endorse it or amend it.
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Trump said Corker begged him to endorse his Senate bid, but Trump declined the request.
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Avramopoulos said he hoped member states and lawmakers would endorse the proposals "very, very soon".
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He sought to clarify his comments later Wednesday, though he still didn't endorse the memo.
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It would be much, much harder to get the Supreme Court to endorse this policy.
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Mr. Trump has said he would not let them speak unless they endorse him first.
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King, who has yet to endorse in the presidential race, has gone after Cruz before.
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Carlos Curbelo, a Florida Republican who declined to endorse Trump in 2016, was more blunt.
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The Chamber of Commerce is widely expected to endorse the controversial trade pact on Wednesday.
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But Wednesday's referral to the court is not a move the Trump administration can endorse.
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After that, AFT, AFSCME and the food and commercial workers unions were ready to endorse.
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Hunter was the second House member to endorse Donald Trump when he ran for president.
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A number of medical societies also endorse the treatment as highly effective in reducing disability.
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Instead, she's suggesting, she's going to endorse some Democrats and fight for the little guy.
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Congress rebelled, declining to endorse his suggested 30 percent cuts in the State Department's budget.
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"He said his board wouldn't allow him to endorse," Mr. Tyler said in an interview.
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Progressives want to force candidates to either endorse or reject a set of concrete policies.
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Accordingly, Trump's ability to enforce party discipline through his power to endorse is clearly limited.
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TRUMP: I feel that I have to endorse Republicans as the head of the party.
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And some still endorse the extremists' ideology, making local officials reluctant to let them leave.
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But the leaders of major faiths have examined these fears and still vigorously endorse vaccination.
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Once it became very clear that Cruz wasn't going to endorse Trump, the hall exploded.
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But in refusing to endorse Trump, Cruz has finally made himself vulnerable with that base.
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The grass-roots movements that endorse him are made up of a lot of mothers.
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Nor do I endorse careless adoption of vegetarian or vegan diets for their name's sake.
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The big question going forward is whether Warren will endorse one of her former rivals.
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That win revived his campaign and led two other rivals to quit and endorse him.
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In a statement to CNN on Sunday, Mr. McRaven said he did not endorse Mrs.
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The residents of this modern world order endorse a new kind of citizenship and democracy.
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Ossoff also kicked off his campaign with one influential endorse endorsement already on board: Rep.
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She would endorse Faith because she's got gumption and she keeps trying no matter what.
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I think all of these things probably would be things that Hillary would certainly endorse.
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In both cases, the formal parties could not actually endorse candidates in the "jungle" primaries.
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Even if Sessions makes the runoff, there's no guarantee Trump will endorse his primary opponent.
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German voters are widely expected to endorse Chancellor Angela Merkel in general elections on Sunday.
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EMILY's List decided to endorse a different person in Lucy's House race this time around.
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Yes, I know, this is nothing new, but I still can't endorse it heartily enough!
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The remark was a response to a question about why Ocasio-Cortez didn't endorse Sen.
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Mr Trump has yet to decide whether to endorse the incumbents or Mr Bannon's insurgents.
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In her inaugural speech, Ms. Tsai called for dialogue but did not endorse the consensus.
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The Chamber doesn't endorse presidential candidates but does pick sides in House and Senate races.
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Their followers spend money on the items they endorse and boycott the ones they pan.
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