Friends in the industry have gone to bat for this idea.
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The ad does not mention Trump, who has gone to bat for Republican Karen Handel.
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And why would they, given how few times the USOC has gone to bat for them?
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Even the loudest voices on the left wing, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, have gone to bat for Clinton.
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Here in Washington, D.C., we have an excellent schools chancellor, Kaya Henderson, who has really gone to bat for charters.
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At Illinois, faculty members must nominate and vote for candidates, and so far, no one's gone to bat for James.
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So while Trump hasn't gone to bat for Natural News yet, they really do seem like a match made in heaven.
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In the meantime, though, he's gone to bat for Cool Ranch Doritos, so he's not going quietly into that good night.
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S.B. is following in the footsteps of X's manager and Jayson Williams, who have also gone to bat for the rapper.
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But it's likely the White House will defend Cuccinelli since he has on many occasions gone to bat for Trump's immigration policies.
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"We wouldn't have gone to bat for him the way we did if his information wasn't good and we couldn't corroborate it," Kerr said.
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Noem has since gone to bat for him during impeachment, bent his ear on deregulation, and thanked him for the trade deal with China.
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Reporters and pundits have historically gone to bat for Ryan, exalting him as a legitimate thinker trying to solve problems rather than a dangerous ideologue.
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In addition to focusing on Trump's positions on the military budget and climate change, Warren has gone to bat for her home-state defense interests.
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The New York Yankees, for instance, have gone to bat for Delta and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has promoted the application of American Airlines.
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Other members of Michael's family have gone to bat for him in the wake of "Leaving Neverland," calling Wade and James' claims full-blown lies.
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Miko's gone to bat for his late father before -- most recently when the actor was accused of plotting a real rape during a movie scene.
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Ebie's gone to bat for her deceased father before, so it's no surprise she was down to do something to remember his name yet again.
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High-profile Republicans have gone to bat for DeVos, who didn't endorse Trump during the GOP primary and has long been a leading GOP voice for education reform.
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If Microsoft were to take legal action, it wouldn't be the first time that a major tech company has gone to bat for their workforce against Donald Trump's administration.
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Spicer has gone to bat for Trump since he clinched the Republican presidential nomination, often taking to Twitter to push back on media coverage he says is exaggerated and wrong.
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He has repeatedly gone to bat for the president and shielded him amid a snowballing impeachment process in which Trump was charged with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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Washington (CNN)Over the past few weeks, many Republicans have gone to bat for President Donald Trump, using a few standard arguments to defend him against the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry.
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This isn't Harrison's first time defending neo-Nazis: he's gone to bat for the Azov Battalion in HuffPost in 2015, in The Hill in 2017, and now in The Hill once again.
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Sanders is not known as a major opponent of government regulation, but he's time and again gone to bat for artisanal cheesemakers in various squabbles with the Food and Drug Administration. Sen.
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Instead, KKR claimed that Mr. Staley had gone to bat for his brother-in-law, defending him and contacting other investors in an effort to help his brother-in-law buy back the company.
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"Nobody has ever gone to bat for Florida farmers and fought against illegal trade practices like President Trump," Mr. Putnam said last week at a breakfast with Republican activists at a Cuban restaurant in Miami.
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As for Gregory, Carter says he's even gone to bat for the defensive end with NFL officials -- writing a letter to the front office in an effort to get him reinstated after a previous substance abuse violation.
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She is a proponent of the Green New Deal, but had represented utilities that generated power using fossil fuels, and had gone to bat for a company that did not want to pay for cleaning up a Superfund site it left behind.
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The cumulative effect over the seven-plus hours of Cohen's testimony was that Trump, who was in Vietnam meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, was left looking both legally and personally exposed – without a vigorous defense from members of his party who have traditionally gone to bat for him in public.
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Meanwhile, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has gone to bat for several vulnerable GOP incumbents.
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