Mr. Kadyrov calls himself a foot soldier for Mr. Putin.
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Soon, he became a foot soldier in the civil rights movement.
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VICE News shows the grim reality of an IS foot soldier.
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"I was a foot soldier in the Reagan revolution," McCain told CNN.
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As a loyal foot soldier, he fueled some of Nixon's worst behavior.
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Over breakfast, he came across as a blunt, unsmiling party foot soldier.
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Was he truly the mastermind or just a foot soldier within al-Qaeda?
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Whittaker is expected to be a loyal foot soldier in the interim period.
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Mr. Lindh was a foot soldier fighting the Northern Alliance when, after Sept.
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Once Shagari was a willing foot soldier, ready to kill for the cause.
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Physicians and relatives must feel the need to rouse the demoralized foot soldier.
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In college, he was a foot soldier in the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
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Another adviser to Pence says he is the consummate "foot soldier" for the President.
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Mañalac was surprised — he had been an enthusiastic foot soldier in Duterte's drug war.
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If he means foot soldier, however, he might want to hold off on enlistment.
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I was just another foot soldier running the streets out there, hustling for someone else.
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We get the on-foot soldier carnage one moment, and the heavy robot battles the next.
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He's also called for Trump's impeachment, while casting DeSantis as a foot soldier of the president.
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"He is a foot soldier for Trump," Cox said to CNN about Valadao in the interview.
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For some people it was very connected to being a foot soldier in the culture wars.
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He was soon drafted into the Khmer Rouge and rose from foot soldier to district chief.
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If you're viewed as a foot soldier, it's harder to make the case you deserve the win.
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Kadyrov, who calls himself "Putin's foot soldier," has made similar statements before which have come to nothing.
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In some scenes of the film, Gore is a foot soldier, training up climate activists in intimate settings.
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Pence is the consummate "foot soldier" for the President, a person close to the vice president told CNN.
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I was an earnest little foot soldier for Bobby; a tiny cog in a gathering movement for change.
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Giuliani also served as a loyal foot soldier in some of the darkest moments during Trump's presidential campaign.
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Just good honest journalism with a conscience, and doing the foot-soldier work of mining primary source material.
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Claire's willing foot soldier talks to Seth once, and all of a sudden he's fully turned against the president?
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Throughout the campaign, Wexton hammered her opponent as a Trump foot soldier who voted in lockstep with the president.
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Clarke, 60, has also shown himself to be a loyal foot soldier to Trump in terms of immigration policy.
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It came from (Norman) French, as paun, but that in turn came from Latin pedon—a foot soldier (compare pedestrian).
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Luis Gutiérrez was, by his own admission, not exactly a Democratic Party foot soldier when it came to immigration reform.
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"If there's been a partisan, political fight that needed a very bright legal foot-soldier in the last decade," Sen.
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Despite his denials, Giuliani is perceived by all in his path as little more than a foot soldier for Trump.
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On the DC Circuit, he issued some normal GOP party-line rulings befitting his career as a Republican Party foot soldier.
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In the form of David French, Bill Kristol has found another foot soldier, ready to do battle for a doomed cause.
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As the war of words got underway, Gillum came out swinging, accusing DeSantis of being a foot soldier for Trump's agenda.
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Likewise, a black student at the University of North Carolina probably wouldn't feel safe meeting with a Richard Spencer foot soldier.
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" Now, I want to present the best counter-argument I've heard — from McKinnon, a true foot soldier of the "political revolution.
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In Demastered, players are an anonymous foot soldier of Prodigium, a secret organization designed for supernatural threats—things like world-destroying mummies.
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In so many ways he is the ideal ISIS foot soldier: submissive in demeanor, uneducated, and from a hotbed of Sunni radicalism.
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As Reagan's head of the Bureau of Land Management, Burford was another foot soldier in Reagan's effort to dismantle federal environmental regulations.
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She has been described by others as more "foot soldier" than "leader" in its execution, but classification rules prevent a fuller disclosure.
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He's been a solid conservative and a fairly loyal foot soldier to Trump, voting with the president on nearly every major proposal.
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She is a Justice Department lawyer who has been a somewhat anonymous foot soldier in the Trump administration's legal battles over immigration.
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I grew up with Janet Jackson — as if some of her evolution mirrored my own, as a little foot soldier in her army.
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Ms Kaverzina, an alleged foot-soldier in Russia's information war against America, sounds sobered by the idea of the FBI on her trail.
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Since a foot soldier is lowly and dispensable, it came to mean a sacrificable chess-piece, and, in other languages, a menial labourer.
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Gore and into the Bush II White House years, Kavanaugh served as the classic inside-the-Beltway foot soldier for the Republican establishment.
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In a Facebook post written shortly before the attack, he described himself as a foot soldier in a broader incel war on society.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has become an ardent foot soldier for President Trump's deregulatory agenda while aggressively pushing her own school choice initiatives.
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But does anyone expect Donald Trump's handpicked foot-soldier, a guy who sees the agency as "a sad, sick joke," to take that on?
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My mother's father, Paul Howard, was a foot soldier in the United States Army and fought in the trenches of the Meuse-Argonne forest.
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By naming Mr. McAleenan acting secretary, Mr. Trump is installing another veteran of previous administrations, not a loyal foot soldier of Mr. Trump's campaign.
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I was visiting my parents that day, so they sent a low-ranking foot soldier with a phone through which I spoke to the officer.
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He's less risky, less likely to overshadow the former first lady, and has been a loyal foot soldier in the Clinton cause in recent years.
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It all fits nicely with Mr. Trump's tendency to talk about immigrants as though every one of them is an aspiring MS-13 foot soldier.
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Treviño was impressed by Cardona's self-possession, and not long afterward Cardona was sent, as a probationary foot soldier, to a training camp in Tamaulipas.
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Back then, if you become a member of a street crew, you started at the bottom as a foot soldier, then you started climbing the ladder.
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I would miss the acrobatics if it weren't so fun to hurl boxes into a row of foot soldier, like Darth Vader bowling with force powers.
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There is also never-ending delight to hearing him describe a gorilla as getting "knocked off" like he's some low-level foot soldier in the mob.
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We profile Michael Cohen, a former personal injury lawyer who became a trusted Trump foot soldier, but who has been sidelined since coming under F.B.I. scrutiny.
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Hyde-Smith has emerged as a loyal foot soldier for the Republican Party and will enter her race against Espy with the full backing of the GOP.
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After a while you start to think, How is it that my chief collaborated and me, I'm just a poor foot soldier, why shouldn't I save my life?
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By the end, Henry becomes possessed by IT. With his built-in reservoir of hate and violence, IT has no trouble converting Henry into becoming a foot soldier.
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The impeachment fight could have been an opportunity to do that, but Gardner once again preferred to play loyal foot soldier and avoid taking any kind of risk.
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He was more of a foot soldier — a scheduler, a "nuts and bolts guy" in charge of assembling stages before events or overseeing the governor's holiday card mailings.
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Some, like the ex-Muslim Ayaan Hirsi Ali, are prepared to accept a liberalised, anodyne version of Christianity as a foot-soldier in the modernist army; others are not.
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Kadyrov, who calls himself a foot soldier of President Vladimir Putin, denies any abuses, casting his critics as being motivated by foreign grants and a desire to weaken Russia.
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"If there was a political fight that needed a political foot soldier in the last decade, Brett Kavanaugh was probably there," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said at the time.
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He had a keen sense of the pain of the Northern Irish conflict, including the sectarian murder of a young cousin, but showed no desire to become a foot-soldier.
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Pence offered some insight into his philosophy on being a loyal foot soldier, speaking to student leaders in Washington on Wednesday morning on the importance of an orientation toward authority.
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Trump hit him with a $250 million lawsuit for defamation but then, with his unerring nose for exploitable moral weakness, hired Wallach and turned him into a pummeled foot soldier.
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He was a loyal foot soldier under Mr. Turnbull until the party pushed to oust the prime minister, at which point Mr. Morrison successfully offered himself up as an alternative.
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PIERS CHAPMANDepartment of OceanographyTexas A & M UniversityCollege Station, Texas Johnson denigrated the pawn in chess by comparing the piece to a simple foot soldier that is "lowly and dispensable" (May 11th).
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Though German attacks on the convoys were a constant threat, Pop knew life at sea -- though not without risk -- was better than the life of a foot soldier in the trenches.
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While Biden has associated himself with the Democratic Party's moderate wing, Republicans are eager to brand him as a foot soldier in a party governed by Sanders' socialist brand of liberalism.
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Trump fired his first attorney general and secretary of state after he judged them to be insufficiently loyal, replacing each with someone who proved to be a more pliant foot soldier.
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In 2007, the group added to its ranks Ibrahim al-Asiri who would earn a reputation as a master bomb maker after finding a foot soldier to trial his latest invention.
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And the Czech prime minister, Andrej Babis, recently replaced the justice minister with a loyal foot soldier who he hopes will prevent or delay his indictment for the misuse of EU funds.
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Trump also now has an attorney general who may be more amenable to his meddling: Bill Barr proved himself to be a loyal foot soldier for the president over the past month.
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Like Washington, Thomas Marshall was a surveyor and foot soldier in the European acquisition of the Americas—sometimes with musket and sword, more often with surveyor's chain, fountain pen, and law book.
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One of our most intellectually ambitious filmmakers — a self-professed seeker of ecstatic truths, a tireless foot soldier of cinema — tackles what he calls "one of the greatest revolutions" humanity has experienced.
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I positioned myself as a consultant to these luxury houses that didn't necessarily have offices in Asia and didn't really know what was going on — I was their foot soldier out there.
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"I am just a tiny foot soldier, I cannot help you," said a local official surnamed Yang who was listed online as the site's press liaison, before he hung up the phone.
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William Barr, President Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general, showed during his confirmation testimony Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he'll be a loyal foot soldier for Trump's aggressive immigration agenda.
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The foot soldier goons of the QAnon-verse, clowns are the CIA agents, NSA operatives, and various other spooks attempting to suss out Q's identity and bring the Storm's mission to a halt.
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A loyal Pelosi foot soldier throughout his House career, he owes much of his career to her mentorship, and a failure could mean spending the rest of his hill career sidelined and ignored.
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This didn't sit well with Mateen's heroic conception of himself, and he delved into the world of militant Islam -- pledging himself as an ISIS foot soldier when he carried out his gruesome attack.
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Dr. Chatterjee worked as a foot soldier for a leftist political party in the late 1970s and early 1980s, while he was studying at Kolkata Medical College, campaigning and sleeping in nearby slums.
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But in the meantime, Trump may have a loyal foot soldier in one of his most important Cabinet positions – maybe even a friend, as the Mueller probe closes in on his inner circle.
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Cohen's transformation from loyal foot soldier for Trump into witness for the prosecution and asset to the special counsel's investigation has been one of the most dramatic story lines of the entire Mueller probe.
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And while Breaking Bad showed us this world outside-in, from Jesse and Walt's perspective, Nacho provides an opportunity to see it inside-out, from the viewpoint of a disillusioned and desperate foot soldier.
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With these problems came the death of an idea, summarized well by New York magazine writer Ed Kilgore (who acknowledged that he had long been "a loyal foot soldier" in the New Democratic movement).
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As I watched him slip down a side alley and emerge moments later empty-handed, I realized that he was a foot soldier in the bike-sharing wars, dumping competitors' bikes in hard-to-find places.
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Under the policy, strikes would be expanded to include "foot-soldier jihadists" who do not necessarily have leadership roles, instead of allowing strikes only if militants are considered a "continuing and imminent threat" to U.S. citizens.
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He put boards painted to look like flames in the windows, dressed himself in the leather helmet and tunic of a medieval foot soldier, and played melancholy blues on his guitar for six hours a day.
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The immunotherapy involves extracting a patient's T cells and genetically rewiring them so they can more efficiently home in on tumors in the body—training a foot soldier as an assassin that can slip behind enemy lines.
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To the Editor: The statue torn from the Confederate monument in Durham, N.C., was not that of Robert E. Lee, or any other leader of the Southern rebellion, but that of a foot soldier in the army.
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Schiller, a former NYPD officer, has long been a loyal foot soldier to Trump, who hired him in 231 as a bodyguard to his then-wife Marla Maples and promoted him to director of security in 2004.
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Schiller, a former NYPD officer, has long been a loyal foot soldier to Trump, who hired him in 1999 as a bodyguard to his then-wife Marla Maples and promoted him to director of security in 2004.
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And even though I was a little foot soldier in that army — because as a child you want to please whoever the parent or authority figure is — there came a time when I felt disillusioned by it.
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Lewis is a genuine American hero, a humble and courageous foot soldier and civil rights leader, who suffered severe beatings in 1961 as a Freedom Rider and four years later during the "Bloody Sunday" march in Selma, Alabama.
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"The kind of education you get in the average madrasa, if you enter an extremist one, it might make you a good foot soldier for the Taliban but it wouldn't get you past customs at JFK," he said.
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Similar to Senators Bob Corker (R-TN) and Lindsay Graham (R-SC), Romney has offered strong words about what the President is doing wrong but then generally remained a loyal party foot soldier to the Commander in Chief.
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As she tells Principal Hawthorn, who she has bound and gagged in her chair, the next step is for Sabrina to replace her as Satan's foot soldier so Miss Wardwell can become her true passion, the Queen Of Hell.
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Charles "Chuck" Johnson is not the kind of foot soldier in the army of lobbyists that House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan warned would descend on Washington to fight the biggest overhaul of the tax code since the 2.13s.
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Nevertheless, Nielsen was a reliable foot-soldier of the White House and became the face of the administration's outrageous zero-tolerance immigration policy, which led to the forced separation of thousands of migrant families at the U.S.-Mexico border last year.
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All of a sudden, she's in with the Weird Sisters (Tati Gabrielle, Adeline Rudolph, and Abigail F. Cowen), her hair has turned white-blonde, and Madam Satan (Michelle Gomez) is revealing her plan to make Sabrina the devil's leading foot soldier.
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While Romney has mostly been a loyal foot soldier in the Senate, largely voting along party lines, the GOP senator has voiced concern over Trump's rhetoric and his dealings with Ukraine, which are at the center of the impeachment trial.
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He was Perelmann's son, Perelmann's biographer, Perelmann's philosophical interlocutor, Perelmann's estate executor, Perelmann's publicist, Perelmann's usurper, Perelmann's housekeeper, Perelmann's zealot, Perelmann's annihilator, Perelmann's designated philosophical heir, Perelmann's defector, Perelmann's librarian, Perelmann's gene carrier, Perelmann's foot soldier, Perelmann's betrayer, and Perelmann's doppelgänger.
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She realizes that Darlene's boyfriend is the foot soldier who hacked her boyfriend's computer and is the reason she's in the position she's in now – but no one knows he just got owned by the Dark Army and reminded where his loyalties lie.
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And in that capacity, Kavanaugh seemed to confirm Democrats' worst fears: that he was still the Republican political operative who worked as a hatchet-man for Ken Starr in the Clinton years and a foot soldier in the George W. Bush White House.
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Grimm has sought to paint himself as the real foot soldier of the Trump movement, noting Donovan's votes against the GOP tax-cut bill, legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare and a bill that would strip federal funding from so-called sanctuary cities.
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It goes beyond doubt Iran remains the leading state sponsor of terrorism, providing significant material and financial support for Syrian dictator Bashar Assad, Shiite militias in Iraq, its foot-soldier Houthis in Yemen, the Lebanese Hezbollah to stockpile tens of thousands of missiles, and more.
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Not just a white supremacist, not merely a foot soldier of the alt-right, Jones is the sort of full-on, unreconstructed, Holocaust-denying ("the blackest lie in history"), Hitler-worshiping, blood-and-soil warrior for whom the Jews are the root of all evil.
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Those limits included a requirement that targets of kill missions by the military and the C.I.A. be limited to high-level militants rather than foot-soldier jihadists without any special training or leadership role, and a requirement for high-level, interagency vetting of proposed attacks.
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NB: I think with these big ideas, big dreams, big ideologies … there's always that question of the foot soldier … the people whose blood, sweat, and tears, or labor, or even just safety, get put on the line in order to hold up these narratives.
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First, the targets of kill missions by the military and the C.I.A., now generally limited to high-level militants deemed to pose a "continuing and imminent threat" to Americans, would be expanded to include foot-soldier jihadists with no special skills or leadership roles.
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As the No. 2 to the least popular president at this point in his term, Pence has spent his year threading the needle of being a "loyal foot soldier," as aides have described him, and staying above the fray amid Trump's tumultuous first year.
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Still: SNL's ongoing depiction of Conway as a reluctant foot soldier and the "Melanianade" bit in particular make it clear that the show truly wants to believe that behind closed doors, these women recognize Trump for what he is and reject everything he stands for.
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He is not a star among the resurgent radical American right so much as a committed foot soldier — an organizer, an occasional podcast guest on a website called Radio Aryan, and a self-described "social media villain," although, in person, his Midwestern manners would please anyone's mother.
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"We're engaged in an epic battle, and it looks like voters will have a real choice this November — between a governor who is going to stand up against Donald Trump and a foot soldier in his war on California," Mr. Newsom told supporters in San Francisco.
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It is not yet clear if a Senator Mitt Romney would be a loyal foot soldier in Mr. Trump's Washington — as his recent conduct has often suggested — or a high-profile executive irritant, as his criticisms of then-candidate Trump during the 2016 campaign might imply.
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NOAH BERGER/EPA/REDUX The far-right and its many extremist factions may get most of the attention and notoriety, but these days an alt-lite foot soldier can barely tap out an objectionable tweet without a swarm of far-left activists coming to clobber them with equal-but-opposite memes.
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Here the joyless white dude "underdog" murdering everything in his path with minimal justification is replaced by a black man getting revenge on the embodiments of a history of injustices (and then Lincoln Clay drives over a pedestrian, kills a stranger, or shoots the face off the 700th foot soldier).
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In December, when I wrote about how SNL was portraying many of the women in Trump's life, I wondered why the show kept depicting Trump adviser Conway as a reluctant foot soldier in her boss's battle against facts, when all signs in real life pointed to Conway being a bonafide enthusiast.
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Late on Sunday, the 39-year-old self-professed "foot soldier for Putin" published a video on his popular Instagram account showing Mikhail Kasyanov, a former prime minister who now heads the opposition People's Freedom Party (PARNAS), with opposition activist Vladimir Kara-Murza, both in the crosshairs of a sniper rifle's scope.
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But legislating is essentially a team sport, and McCain was a genuine maverick rather than a team player — frequently at odds with his own party's congressional leadership, uninterested in organizing a moderate bloc of his own, and certainly uninterested in enlisting as a reliable foot soldier in anyone else's ongoing legislative products.
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Those who know Zach Grenier only from his role as the unctuously ruthless lawyer David Lee on "The Good Wife" may do a double take when he turns up as a bearish former Mafia foot soldier who strikes up a conversation with a silver fox of a gentleman (Eric Conger) in a hospital waiting room.
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Washington (CNN)Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt is drawing scrutiny for his housing situation and travel practices, but in his role as the nation's top environmental official, he's a reliable administration foot soldier, making good on President Donald Trump's campaign promises for fewer environmental regulations and to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement.
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"From the notorious Starr report, to the Florida recount, to the President's secrecy and privilege claims, to post-9/11 legislative battles including the Victims Compensation Fund, to ideological judicial nomination fights, if there has been a partisan political fight that needed a very bright legal foot soldier in the last decade, Brett Kavanaugh was probably there," Schumer said.
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As a member of the Serbian Orthodox Church, a man whose family also includes Catholics, Jews, and Muslims, and a humble foot-soldier in the struggle for peace all over this Earth, I could not be more inspired by this concord of East and West, or by the two wise and remarkable leaders who have brought this millennium-long distrust to an end.
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The fact that Mr. Lindh had enlisted as a simple foot soldier in a strictly regional conflict between the Taliban and a group of rival warlords, almost a year before the Taliban was recast by George W. Bush's administration as our supreme enemy, availed him next to nothing — especially once his filthy, bearded, wild-eyed face was broadcast around the world.
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Tony Szamboti, a mechanical engineer, JFK assassination conspiracy theorist, and longtime AE911Truth foot soldier, has been the most prominent truther in the trenches, battling giddy debunkers on the International Skeptics Forum (a science-centered discussion board that grew out of the James Randi Educational Forum, which often focuses on debunking hoaxes, conspiracies, and popular myths) and attempting to salvage the time he invested in a battered ideology.
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"From the notorious Starr report, to the Florida recount, to the president's secrecy and privilege claims, to post-9/11 legislative battles including the Victims Compensation Fund, to ideological judicial nomination fights, if there has been a partisan political fight that needed a very bright legal foot soldier in the last decade, Brett Kavanaugh was probably there," Schumer, now the top Senate Democrat, said at the time.
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The book's author, Faith and Freedom Coalition founder Ralph Reed, became a loyal foot soldier for Trump immediately after he nabbed the Republican presidential nomination in 2016 — commanding hordes of white evangelical voters from his perch on the candidate's religious advisory board to trust that the New York businessman would grow the economy, defend religious freedom and dismantle federal protections for abortion, if elected.
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Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyHistory in the House: Congress weathers unprecedented week Democrat grills DHS chief over viral image of drowned migrant and child Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp MORE (D-Va.) predicted that Democrats will welcome Ocasio-Cortez, who served as a foot soldier in Sen.
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