She's scouring the country raising money and stumping for Democrats.
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He won't be stumping for House Republicans in swing districts.
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But their timing in stumping for social programs was terrible.
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The president's media boosters have been stumping for a pardon.
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After stumping for Biden in Fort Madison, former Iowa Got.
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He crossed his legs, stumping his chin in a palm.
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Buttigieg and Biden were raising money and stumping in Reno.
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But now Huckabee might as well be stumping for the Donald.
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Beck was stumping for his Fat Bastard-loving friend Ted Cruz.
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But others are stumping up serious cash, betting on online growth.
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He's expected to spend much of the fall stumping for Clinton.
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But Hassan is aligning herself closely with Clinton, stumping with Sen.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential candidate is currently stumping in South Carolina.
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Stumping for the move during the April hearing, unit head Adm.
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His opponent, Coleman Young II, is stumping on a populist platform.
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But so far, Gillespie is focusing on Pence stumping for him.
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Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), who spent last week stumping for Ayotte.
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Warren appeared to be stumping as she talked about unity and democracy.
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" Burgan then added, "it's not nothing to get Bernie stumping for you.
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Four months on the campaign trail stumping in seven states for Sen.
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"Pneumonia" came in second, stumping residents of Alabama, Maine, Michigan and Washington.
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Pence isn't the only member of Trump's inner circle stumping for Gianforte.
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Early this month, President Donald Trump started stumping for the idea as well.
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The city is stumping up the money for a footbridge near the park.
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Jeb Bush and John R. Kasich are also stumping in the state today.
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Many airlines–not just Ryanair–exploit this defence to avoid stumping up cash.
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Both newspapers sift through data about what visitors do just before stumping up.
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On Monday, Estes had another influential GOP name stumping for him -- Texas Sen.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — John Kerry is supposed to be stumping for Joe Biden.
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Madonna is stumping for Hillary Clinton – and using her music to do so!
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With the stumping over, politicians were left with little to do but vote.
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There were no other identifying marks — stumping investigators trying to identify the child.
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MORE and George W. Bush, each stumping and fundraising for their party's nominees.
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Thursday: Stumping for LL Bean Linda Bean is the granddaughter of LL Bean's founder.
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Henry McMaster and businessman John Warren, with President Trump stumping for McMaster Monday evening.
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Indeed London's businesses are stumping up £4.1bn in a variety of ways for Crossrail.
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Sources tell him Joe Biden and Michelle Obama will also be stumping for Clinton.
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As the animal ages up, he or she will become better at stumping you.
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President Obama's showing up and stumping for Jones with the black vote won Alabama.
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Instead, Obama seems to be stumping for an election that hasn't officially started yet.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on the campaign trail, actively stumping for a Democratic State Senate.
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W. Averell Harriman stumping for two Zs, and the aides of his successor, Gov.
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Mr. Obama is also expected to spend much of the weekend stumping for Mrs.
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That DeGeneres is now stumping for her friendship with Bush is a rich person's problem.
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Many of the proposals veterans' groups have been stumping for involve new or expanded benefits.
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He'll also be stumping for Democrat Andrew Gillum, who's running for Florida governor, in Miami.
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He'll also be stumping for Democrat Andrew Gillum, who's running for Florida governor, in Miami.
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Sources close to the fund said it had no intention of stumping up more capital.
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Mr. Sanders is still at it, crisscrossing the country stumping for populist candidates and causes.
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SoftBank, though, is stumping almost as much again as it had already injected into WeWork.
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The Trump administration has been stumping hard for a clean, permanent reauthorization of the program.
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Melissa Joan Hart is branching out into the world of politics and stumping for the underdog.
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But they've emerged as political surrogates, stumping for their father and Republican candidates across the country.
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Darrell Issa, R-California, who was stumping for Rubio on Tuesday and Wednesday in New Hampshire.
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They are, presumably, stumping for Mello because that's what the national party wants them to do.
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Palin received a noticeably chilly response stumping for Trump later in the primary process as well.
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Trump, for instance, has been stumping ceaselessly in Republican strongholds, firing up the GOP's conservative base.
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He's been stumping for Hillary Clinton, turning up on Kimmel, and throwing parties on his lawn.
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Fortunately for Ms. Trump, 35, stumping on the campaign trail has given her business increased visibility.
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Why waste time and money stumping for support that won't translate into any extra electoral votes?
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When you see the video, Andy definitely has the look and feel of a stumping candidate.
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The other candidates similarly have surrogates stumping for them in the early states during the trial.
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Obama is spending two days in the campaign's final week in North Carolina stumping for Clinton.
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Pennsylvania-born former Vice President Joe Biden was in the district stumping for Lamb last week.
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Most other prominent Democrats, including those vying for the nomination, are out stumping for single-payer.
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While stumping for his father in Maine, Donald Trump Jr. got stuck in some unusual traffic Tuesday.
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Would he benefit personally from any of the tax changes he's stumping for on the campaign trail?
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Stumping up for this would add 5 percentage points of GDP to the UK's gross national debt.
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Ilhan Omar, will also be stumping for him, along with Congressional Progressive Caucus co-chair Pramila Jayapal.
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He will have a hard time winning in Iowa, where other candidates have been stumping for months.
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Or so Walter Mondale suggested while stumping for Jimmy Carter at a rally in Syracuse in 1980.
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Less than a week after he formally endorsed her, President Obama is stumping aggressively for Hillary Clinton.
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"I like the issue for [the] election," Trump said during a rally stumping for vulnerable Republican Sen.
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Christie will be in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania this weekend, stumping for Donald Trump before Tuesday's election.
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There are likely few things lower on Mayor Bill de Blasio's wish list than stumping for Gov.
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Again and again in interviews in the final weeks of campaigning here, political insiders stumping for Sen.
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He is spending four days on the road this week stumping for his former secretary of State.
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While the rest of the candidates duke it out in Iowa, Michael Bloomberg is stumping across California.
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Giuliani's peripatetic stumping on behalf of MEK has taken him from the Potomac, to Paris, to Poland.
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Perez barnstormed the state over the last four days, stumping for candidates up and down the ticket.
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Trump's efforts to boost Republicans in House, Senate and gubernatorial contests extend beyond stumping on the road.
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During the retreat, they try to tackle one big question that's stumping their giving circle, Lee says.
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Scientists call this weird phenomenon the "coronal heating" problem, and it has been stumping them for decades.
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Now that he's running for president again in 2020, much of the stumping points remain the same.
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Now that he's running for president again in 10, much of the stumping points remain the same.
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They're stumping for the ACA, protections for people with pre-existing conditions, and the importance of Medicaid expansions.
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Over the weekend, he's crisscrossing the state, stumping at town halls, forums and canvass lunches in 10 towns.
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If protectionism stops foreigners stumping up the cash for Mr Trump's spending binge, American savers will have to.
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After German officials blocked Turkish ministers from stumping for him across the country, he compared them to Nazis.
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And yesterday, she spent the day stumping for her birthday-girl mom in the swing state of Ohio.
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Carly was thus freed from having to spend any more time stumping for a man whom everyone hates.
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We broke the story ... Chance not only endorsed her, but has been stumping with her all over Chicago.
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Giffords and Kelly endorsed Clinton last month and have been stumping for her across the country since then.
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She will be joining the list of other top Democratic Party figures who have been stumping for Clinton.
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Moro consistently interrupted to rein in Lula when his testimony veered toward what the judge labeled political stumping.
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Fund-raising is the campaign's current priority, and the true stumping around the state has yet to begin.
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Those visits included stumping for Democrats running in the midterms and, in some cases, testing possible campaign messages.
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As a result, Abbott spent much of the campaign stumping for more imperiled GOP candidates throughout the state.
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But he did little stumping for anyone other than himself, and all of the candidates he endorsed lost.
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Ryan made the comments while on the campaign trail stumping for 25 vulnerable House Republicans in 12 states.
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She got a deal with Fox News and traveled the country, endorsing and stumping for Tea Party candidates.
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And he's been hard at work stumping for the repeal of another: the Obama administration's Clean Water Rule.
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The Trump administration, meanwhile, has been stumping hard for a clean, permanent reauthorization of the NSA wiretapping program.
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Democratic candidates stumping on health care have a solid chance of picking up seats in a number of legislatures.
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The call took only five minutes and China's generosity embarrassed the G7 into stumping up some money in addition.
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Of course, it's a very long time until anyone votes, and Klobuchar is already aggressively stumping like a 2020er.
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National Nurses United President Jean Ross, who also traveled the country stumping for Sanders, helped lead the Ellison cohort.
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National Geographic posed a question on its TV show Brain Games that is stumping many more adults than children.
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Ryan, meanwhile, is on the campaign trail stumping for 85033 of the most vulnerable House Republicans in 12 states.
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He is stumping, but often for seemingly meager rewards, sometimes drawing little more than curiosity seekers to campaign events.
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Sanders, who is stumping in California, is still expected to come out on top in delegates on Super Tuesday.
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Perry, who dropped out of the presidential race in September, will start stumping for Cruz in Iowa on Tuesday.
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The schedule is seen as a chance for the President to trumpet his message while stumping for gubernatorial candidates.
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Cory Booker has been up and down the trail, stumping in New Hampshire this weekend while former Massachusetts Gov.
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Ackal boasted of the store while stumping for votes on the West End, White says, which made him suspicious.
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DO YOU NEED HIM TO BE ACTIVELY OUT THERE STUMPING FOR TAX REFORM IN ORDER TO GET IT DONE?
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"Diamond and Silk" have taken their popular YouTube channel to the campaign trail, "stumping for Trump" across the country.
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The quiz has been stumping people across the internet — though some have earned the coveted "giant genius brain" score.
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Hitting a little Twitter icon shaped like a heart is not the same as stumping for a point of view.
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But Blum's race is considered "lean Democratic" and Republicans have been stumping hard to keep the seat in GOP hands.
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Winfrey, stumping for Abrams in Marietta, Ga., on Thursday, cheered "everybody gets a vote!" as rallygoers chanted along with her.
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The President of the United States doesn't spend his weekend stumping in districts that the Republican candidate will win easily.
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A common refrain politicians toss around while stumping for votes is that small businesses are the backbone of the economy.
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During a recent Monday-to-Friday stretch, the speaker was in five states and nine cities, stumping for House Republicans.
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Booker has been a surrogate of Clinton's since January, stumping for her at campaign events in primary and caucus states.
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Just in the past few weeks, we have seen Trump stumping for, and receiving, official business at his private properties.
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I had particular fun stumping this one, as Microsoft's engine went back and forth in trying to determine my gender.
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Ivanka Trump is stumping for her father with a new video that explains the caucus process and how Iowans can participate.
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Since then, he's been stumping across the country, spreading his anti-semitic message via public rallies and Friends themed robo-calls.
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And this year's stumping has made for quite possibly the single greatest source of bizarre food happenings in quite some time.
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Stumping for Clinton this week, Michelle Obama argued a vote for a third party is really a vote for Donald Trump.
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On Monday, Clinton, stumping for his wife, proved once again why Hillary might want to shelve him in the back room.
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Hedge fund manager Crispin Odey, who has a stake in Sky, has long argued that Fox should be stumping up more.
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But that didn't stop Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro from stumping alongside Trump in Missouri on Monday night.
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But he's maintained a high profile since then, doling out candidate endorsements and stumping for fellow progressives throughout the 2018 cycle.
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Trump was in Franken's home state stumping for Republican Senate candidate Karin Housely, who is currently running against Franken's replacement, Sen.
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Trump Jr. and Guilfoyle will be stumping for Braun, a businessman and former state representative who is attempting to unseat Sen.
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Although I imagine Sanders will enjoy stumping for Clinton about as much as he'd enjoy two scoops of asparagus ice cream.
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With Trump stumping for tax reform and the debate beginning to heat up in Congress, the time to act is now.
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He was stumping for the administration's trade deal with Canada and Mexico, and the dogs were part of his protective detail.
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She was doggedly stumping for a parliamentary seat through 272-degree temperatures in the northern Indian state of Haryana this month.
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A clothing item inspired by a YouTube star has found its way into malls and schools, stumping adults along the way.
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With the Senate trial adjourned until Monday, Iowa's five highest-polling contenders were out stumping and rallying crowds across the state.
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Despite the lack of clarity from Iowa, the Democratic primary has moved on -- with candidates all now stumping in New Hampshire.
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Of the top-tier contenders, only Buttigieg was out of the state, stumping instead in New Hampshire, another early voting state.
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And previously, when stumping for her father, if not in her own brand, Ivanka opted for Roland Mouret and Alexander McQueen.
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But I think the biggest problem in our politics today is not that people are stumping for slavery or Jim Crow.
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The governor detoured from stumping in New Hampshire to stand with Mr. Guardian, a fellow Republican, in Trenton and reveal their plans.
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In addition to stumping for Republican candidate Troy Balderson at a rally last week, Trump endorsed him on Twitter on Tuesday morning.
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The new line of attack comes as Bill Clinton has returned to the campaign trail, stumping on behalf of his wife's campaign.
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Others might be bought off if Mrs May fulfilled other Brexit promises, such as stumping up more money for the health service.
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Clinton, stumping Monday in Scranton, Pennsylvania, with Vice President Joe Biden, slammed Trump's policy proposals in confronting ISIS as erratic and inconsistent.
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The two men first developed a relationship during the 2016 campaign, when Trump was stumping in towns throughout the Tar Heel State.
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Is she a liberal operative who successfully infiltrated the White House and is stumping on behalf of climate change and women's rights?
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Dunham and Wambach are stumping for the Democratic presidential front-runner about a month ahead of the first-in-the-nation primary.
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While candidates have already begun stumping on the fairgrounds, they would be remiss if they didn't dig into the fair's classic eats.
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Barack Obama, who has been stumping for Clinton non-stop in the final days before the election, kept his wife's momentum going.
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President Trump is stumping for his sweeping $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan on Thursday, as the proposal appears to be stalled in Congress.
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When she was stumping for Bernie, she brought the sadness that only someone who has lost the way she did could bring.
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Stumping with Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The path to the White House typically involves stumping around the country, engaging would-be constituents and drawing donations in the process.
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Meanwhile, former presidential candidate Julián Castro, who was the most high-profile Latino candidate in the 2020 race, is stumping for Sen.
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Mr. Préval was never one to stir up the masses with oratory flair, or one to bother stumping on the campaign trail.
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Actor Piper Perabo, one of Fliedner's most visible and vocal proponents, said she began stumping for him after the Weinstein news broke.
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Friendly exes Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony took the stage together to add some music to Hillary Clinton's stumping in Miami on Saturday.
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Her ability to turn out voters remains to be seen, but stumping with Mr. Trump appears to be doing some damage to Mrs.
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With Trump endorsing Hawley last month and stumping for him Tuesday, Petersen faces an even steeper climb in his bid for the nomination.
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Stumping for his wife's presidential bid, Clinton met with voters and election workers at Holy Name Parish School's gymnasium, according to pool reports.
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To avoid stumping up capital and to protect their balance sheets, some banks have under-reported bad loans and under-recognized overdue debt.
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Reuters reports that at least two Tinder-happy Bernie fans have been banned for their continued stumping for the senator on the app.
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He's got the relationships on the Hill and has been stumping across the country this summer, raising millions of dollars for his colleagues.
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In 203, he split with Tom Cruise over the actor's erratic behavior and stumping for Scientology, ending Mr. Cruise's production deal at Paramount.
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In fact, Ryan's pushback against Trump's birthright citizenship plan came during a radio interview in Kentucky, where he was stumping for endangered Rep.
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Almost 19373% of households paid last year, stumping up ¥13,990 ($125) for an ordinary television or ¥24,770 for one with a satellite dish.
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Washington (CNN)Steve Bannon bashed establishment Republicans in a fiery speech Tuesday night while stumping for controversial Senate candidate Roy Moore of Alabama.
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Stumping for Democratic Senate nominee Doug Jones, Biden said the former U.S. attorney grasps "fairness" when it comes to the issue of taxes.
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It's not clear whether the rocker Ted Nugent, who has been stumping for Mr. Trump for much of the year, has voted yet.
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As pressure and dissatisfaction mounted, the fully formed Graham-Cassidy proposal was still floating around, and its creators were still stumping for it.
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She walked stiffly, stumping along with her cane, sometimes stopping to poke it at something on the lawn or in the flower beds.
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Schultz is now co-chairman of Wisconsin's Fair Elections Project, and he has been traveling his state, stumping for a nonpartisan redistricting commission.
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"It doesn't look good to have them [Trump and Pence] stumping for the guy who is going to lose," the official told Breitbart.
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Corey Lewandowski, Trump's former campaign manager, wanted the president on the road more stumping at rallies as the titular head of the party.
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His statements came after Biden suggested he could take the Republican presidential candidate "behind the gym" on Friday while stumping for Hillary Clinton.
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Deval Patrick will return to the campaign trail this weekend, stumping in Texas in one of the most competitive House races in the country.
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And stumping with Cruz would only give the Texas Republican fodder to use against Rubio if they were to face off again in 2020.
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This week, Ryan is stumping for House GOP candidates but he's saying little publicly, including at a Wednesday campaign event with vulnerable Florida Rep.
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It doesn't help that the last time I heard about Pewdiepie was when he was stumping for YouTube Red by shit-talking ad blockers.
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That and one of Silicon Valley's most prominent Republicans, Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman, this week started stumping for Clinton around the country.
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Sessions endorsed President Trump early in his presidential bid, stumping and introducing him at campaign rallies, and officially joined the Trump campaign last February.
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Trump said he believed growth could even go higher than 3 percent when he was stumping for tax reform in Missouri in the summer.
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As early voting kicked off last week, Flores and other lawmakers spent part of the week-long Presidents Day recess stumping across their districts.
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"I have to tell you that I can't stop thinking about this," the First Lady said, while stumping for Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire.
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Without Sanders and Warren stumping, Biden and Buttigieg are able to fill the void to try and gather more support ahead of the caucuses.
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With little money, and with national Republican leaders already stumping for Mr. Fitzpatrick, a nod from Mr. Trump probably represents Mr. Meehan's best chance.
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Sanders and Warren are launching their efforts by stumping for Democrat Katie McGinty in Pennsylvania, where she is trying to unseat Republican Pat Toomey.
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Both candidates are stumping in Iowa on Tuesday and Wednesday, while their opponents may have just two full days left to campaign in person.
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MORE returned to the campaign trail for the first time since leaving office on Thursday, stumping for Democratic candidates in New Jersey and Virginia.
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Kirsten Gillibrand is a "lightweight," Trump has mostly avoided memorable insults when stumping in North Dakota for Kevin Cramer, who is running against Sen.
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GIC was also behind the biggest real estate deal of the fourth quarter, stumping up $2.7 billion for P3 Logistic Parks, a European warehouse company.
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Stumping for Democrat Rob Quist, Sanders turned to many of the talking points from his own presidential campaign at a Sunday rally in Bozeman, Mont.
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He has campaigned particularly hard against Republican Senate candidates, calling them out by name when stumping for Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, in battleground states.
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Before stumping with Clinton in New Hampshire, Warren was in Missouri helping Jason Kander, the state's secretary of state, in his bid to unseat Sen.
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The highly contested race has President Trump recording robo-calls on Gianforte's behalf, and Senator Bernie Sanders stumping for his opponent country musician Rob Quist.
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Sanders, who is rumored to be eyeing a 28500 presidential bid, made the comments while on the campaign trail stumping for Iowa Democrat J.D. Scholten.
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Indian workers, he explained, have, on average, a low disposable income (6,123-7,000 INR or around $105) which makes stumping up for expensive items tricky.
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I wrote a piece over several months in 20163 about Biden's heavy focus on stumping for Senate Democrats, trying to flip the majority last fall.
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Harris, who was first elected to the Senate in 2016, will be stumping for Democratic candidates in Columbia and Greenville, her office said on Wednesday.
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He added that in addition to spending, the group also plans to have Giffords herself on the campaign trail stumping for pro-gun control candidates.
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To the dismay of some Republicans in tighter races, Trump was stumping in Texas to help ensure Cruz fends off a challenge from Democratic Rep.
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Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) and Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz of San Juan, Puerto Rico, stumping for Sanders over the weekend in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Not so much, sort of stumping for the idea, which Chris Hughes, and Andy Stern, and a lot of other really brilliant people do. Right.
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And we're fed up with his continuing travel out of state on New Jersey's dime, stumping for Trump, after finally abandoning his own presidential campaign.
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The Stad Ship Tunnel, as proposed by the Norwegian Coastal Administration, may never break ground, but Norway's tourism industry is already stumping for the idea. VisitNorway.
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Donald Trump, 69, said at a rally in Racine, Wisconsin, on Saturday that his wife would begin stumping for him on Monday, according to The Hill.
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President Obama hit the campaign trail with Hillary Clinton in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Tuesday, marking his first time stumping for the former secretary of state.
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But stumping for Hillary Clinton has brought out something new in him: Now that he isn't under pressure to represent himself anymore, he's free to unload.
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Bannon was stumping Monday night for Moore, who is facing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, ahead of the special Senate election Tuesday against Democrat Doug Jones.
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Unlike other Democrats, Biden has been stumping in not only blue states but red states — a sign of his continued popularity with white working-class voters.
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By now, he had hoped to add another line to his 2016 political résumé: surrogate in chief, stumping with and raising money for Republican Senate candidates.
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Stumping for Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams last week, former President Barack Obama made the case that Tuesday's midterms were an existential test for the country.
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"It's hard to predict how it's going to unfold, that's for sure," Kildee said Wednesday by phone from Minnesota, where he was stumping for Democratic hopefuls.
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While stumping for his tax plan, President Trump claimed cutting taxes for big corporations would result in an average pay raise of $4,000 for working families.
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The prerecorded phone message features a voice impersonating Oprah Winfrey, who was in Georgia on Thursday stumping for Abrams, and contains racist and anti-Semitic rhetoric.
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And national Democrats, skittish about appearing too involved in the race, mostly stayed away from the state, with the exception of last-minute stumping by Sen.
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Virtually every news reporter I saw on television was white, as were all the politicians I saw stumping during elections in the state of Western Australia.
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For years, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups appeared on the plaza, stumping Ms. Ramirez, the chief curator who had come to learn many of the families' histories.
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Kid Rock and Blake Shelton each expressed early interest in Mr. Trump, though they have avoided the campaign trail and most political social-media stumping. Mrs.
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"The presidency doesn't change who you are, it reveals who you are," she said, revisiting a line she'd used before while stumping for her husband. 2.
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Now, while they hit milestones in their primary elections, many female Democratic candidates are stumping and fundraising for each other as they seek victory this November.
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Ocasio-Cortez has created her own unofficial contingent of progressive political neophytes, stumping for candidates like former congressional contenders Cori Bush, Brent Welder, and, now, Harris.
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At a sparsely attended Bill Clinton event, the former president, stumping for his wife, spotted Novak — dubbed the Prince of Darkness — with a momentary look of dread.
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The first lady brought the house down in Philadelphia with her powerful keynote address on Monday night, where she was stumping for the Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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But even as he issued a rare call for party unity on Sunday stumping in the key battleground state of Florida where his former GOP rival Sen.
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Now stumping for the Senate seat vacated by Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, the former chief justice of Alabama is limbering up for a more ambitious fight.
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Stevie Wonder has been doing the rounds the last few weeks, stumping for Hillary Clinton and singing pretty songs to take our minds off of the apocalypse.
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Both Trump and former President Barack Obama were on the campaign trail Friday, stumping for candidates four days before voters are scheduled to head to the polls.
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Throughout the film, we see Shaw schmoozing with locals, even offering chocolate cake to senior citizens while stumping for his beliefs in an uncharacteristically non-musical montage.
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He was in Alabama on Tuesday, stumping for Senate candidate Roy Moore, when he lashed out at Mitt Romney, his family, and by implication, an entire religion.
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In the final weeks of campaigning, he took that popularity on the road, stumping for Kuomintang candidates around Taiwan, which may have helped decide several close races.
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All three made presidential moves this week, with Ms. Warren releasing her DNA test, Ms. Gillibrand campaigning in New Hampshire and Ms. Harris stumping in South Carolina.
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Pramila Jayapal and Ilhan Omar -- was in Iowa stumping for Sanders, as the Vermont senator was stuck in Washington for the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
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"We have to do everything that we can to elect Secretary Clinton!" he roared to crowds while stumping for her in North Carolina days before the election.
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Ms. Abrams declined to run for the Senate in 2020, but she has pledged to spend the year stumping energetically on behalf of the state's Democratic slate.
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"I am responsible for something rare, which is three seconds of complete and utter silence on national television," Eichner said, in reference to stumping the "Jeopardy!" panelists.
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Lena Dunham, who has been stumping for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Trump spoke about Lamb's physical appeal while stumping for his Republican rival, candidate Rick Saccone, at a rally in Moon Township, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night, according to RealClearPolitics.
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Just one day after joining her former Will & Grace costars in releasing a special election-themed reunion mini-sode, the star is stumping in Ohio for Hillary Clinton.
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And when one of our major parties is stumping for something big to happen, you can bet the other one will do all it can to stop it.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont will have a busy next 72 hours as he dives into the Supreme Court fight while stumping for four 2018 candidates in three states.
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Cohen, who has been stumping for Sanders in Iowa and New Hampshire, personally released an ice cream flavor last month called "Bernie's Yearning" to celebrate the senator's candidacy.
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It's a different policy than what Warren has spent months on the campaign trail stumping for — and a plan she's heavily criticized her Democratic primary opponents for supporting.
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Ossoff has been stumping around the state in informal town hall meetings since last year, raising Democratic hopes that he would mount a bid if Abrams said no.
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Big names will also be on the trail, with former Vice President Joe Biden stumping Monday in Ohio and Tuesday in Wisconsin, while Trump rallies Wednesday in Florida.
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The right-wing outlet sent a correspondent to an Ocasio-Cortez rally in St. Louis over the weekend, where she was stumping for Democratic congressional candidate Cori Bush.
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Disney has not been stingy with its campaign for "Black Panther," which has included television spots, lavish ads in The Los Angeles Times and stumping by Oprah Winfrey.
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A candidate's time is a precious resource, and every hour or day Clinton spends recuperating is an hour or day she can't spend stumping in swing states or fundraising.
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Trump has upped attacks on illegal immigration while stumping for GOP candidates in tight races, as he tries to ensure Republicans will maintain control in the House and Senate.
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The party establishment has pulled out all the stops, including with Biden stumping with McGinty this week and the DSCC spending at least $1.1 million on TV so far.
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The latest blockbuster deal in the drugs industry saw AbbVie stumping up $63bn for Allergan, best known for Botox, a skin-smoothing treatment popular with the more mature clientele.
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Stumping for others -- or for the presidential ticket, as Biden did in 2008 and 2012 -- isn't the same thing as retail campaigning in an early voting state for yourself.
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Washington (CNN)An energetic President Barack Obama made the case for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton Tuesday in Philadelphia, his first solo turn stumping for her on the campaign trail.
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The Progetto Italia deal revolves around a 600 million euro capital increase with CDP stumping up 250 million euros and Salini providing 50 million euros, the banking source said.
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When he was stumping for Hillary Clinton, Obama frequently returned to an immutable fact about the presidency: that the office doesn't change an inhabitant's temperamental failures, but magnifies them.
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Stumping for Donald Trump last month, Palin alluded to her son's arrest earlier that week and suggested that Obama did not respect and honor military servicemembers returning from duty.
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus blanketed the Charleston area earlier this month around the fourth Democratic debate, stumping for Clinton in barber shops, beauty salons and church services.
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The president was stumping for Strange, who was endorsed by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Clark said she would be stumping for free college tuition at public schools, livable wages and the exodus of special-interest money from politics at the convention in Philadelphia.
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"Tomorrow's going to decide who has sovereignty in the United States of America," said Bannon, who was stumping for the anti-establishment candidate Roy Moore, who leads incumbent Sen.
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I remember stumping early for the Illinois senator, only to have black people I met on the campaign trail tell me that they couldn't possibly vote for my man.
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The endorsement comes five months after he ended his own brief bid for the presidential nomination, and later than many other prominent New Yorkers began stumping for candidates. Rep.
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"As Hillary points out, anybody that you can bait with a tweet is not someone you can trust with nuclear weapons," Obama said, stumping for Hillary Clinton in Miami.
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In addition to stumping separately for Clinton on the campaign trail, Dunham and Ferrera also co-hosted a private event for the former secretary of state in Hollywood in March.
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Stumping at a Trump rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, former Alaska Governor and noted spoken word MC Sarah Palin attributed her son Track's recent domestic violence incident to Obama-induced PTSD.
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From coordinating sets to printed shifts by designers like Bill Blass, James Galanos, Arnold Scassi and Carolina Herrera, Nancy incorporated the vibrant shade into red carpet ensembles and stumping suits.
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The President also focused his remarks on Democrats winning the Senate, stumping for Duckworth -- an Iraq War Veteran --who is up for the seat Obama once held as a senator.
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They often publish a range of information about those seeking loans (credit history, employment status, income), so that the investors stumping up the money know what they are getting into.
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Abrams has received high-profile support from celebrities including Oprah Winfrey and Will Ferrell, both of whom went door-to-door stumping for the candidate the week before the election.
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It likely makes little difference to Trump, who has treated his political rallies more as tributes to his own political successes than those of the candidates for whom he's stumping.
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The contacts are coming under scrutiny because Sessions endorsed Trump early in his presidential bid, stumping and introducing him at campaign rallies and officially joining the campaign in February 2016.
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Dawson has been a celebrity spokesman for the Sanders' campaign, introducing him before a recent campaign rally in New York City, as well as stumping for him on social media.
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When she began stumping for her husband in Iowa, campaign advisers told her that her mission was to energize volunteers and win over local leaders in talks across the state.
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"The character of our country is on the ballot," Barack Obama said in Miami on Friday, stumping for Mr. Gillum and Senator Bill Nelson, who is running for re-election.
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The final day of campaigning here features Vice President Mike Pence as Strange's most visible advocate and Steve Bannon, the recently ousted former White House chief strategist, stumping for Moore.
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Even as Trump has crisscrossed the country this week stumping for GOP members in the run-up to next Tuesday's midterm elections, he has been noticeably mute on the issue.
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He has hip surrogates like Killer Mike and Sarah Silverman stumping for him, and he even finds himself thanking bands like Soccer Mommy for playing free concerts at his events.
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The contacts are coming under scrutiny because Sessions endorsed Trump early in his presidential bid, stumping and introducing him at campaign rallies, and officially joined the Trump campaign last February.
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Bloomberg was a late entry into the presidential campaign and has eschewed the first four nominating states, pouring money instead into national ad campaigns and stumping in Super Tuesday states.
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And who can forget that the very candidate that Gutierrez was stumping for had also chosen the taco bowl as his olive branch of choice to demonstrate his love for Latinos.
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Voters were told at the time that the project would cost no more than $33 billion, with the federal government stumping up $3.2 billion and private investors chipping in the balance.
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While he erred in not stating his intent to deliver a peaceful revolution and he seems somewhat less than enthusiastic about stumping for down-ballot candidates, his point is well taken.
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What once could have been written off as maverick inclinations have morphed into outright heresies, such as his endorsement of Barack Obama for president in 2008 after initially stumping for Romney.
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"I care a lot about making sure everyone gets a fair benefit, but I'm really concerned about what's happening to older women," Clinton said earlier this year while stumping in Iowa.
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Also read: Why Cory (not-running-for-anything) Booker is stumping nonstop Shout-outs from the upstart who shocked the Democratic establishment energized the campaigns of progressive candidates across the country.
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Advisers said the president became absorbed by the idea of a wall because it was the most memorable and tangible promise he made while stumping for the White House in 2016.
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But that requires Buttigieg to step off the campaign trail, while Sanders and Bloomberg are stocking their schedules with campaign stops in Super Tuesday states in addition to stumping in Nevada.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence will spend most of the remainder of the week on the road, stumping for Republican candidates after addressing the AIPAC forum Monday night in Washington.
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And while Trump himself isn't likely to weigh in, some former campaign staffers and surrogates will be stumping for Republican Bruce LeVell, who led Trump's national diversity coalition during the campaign.
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"At a certain point it's then even more important to get your foot in the door in a new country," said Eickhout, stumping in Budapest for one of the opposition candidates.
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But unlike his previous election-eve campaign rallies, Trump wasn't stumping for a specific Republican candidate: In fact, he appeared on stage with two Republicans running bitter campaigns against one another.
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Ocasio-Cortez, meanwhile, started stumping across the country for other progressive candidates in an attempt to use her fame to unleash a blue wave in areas often dismissed as Trump country.
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A three-term congressman and former punk-rocker from El Paso, O'Rourke has proven himself an able fundraiser while criss-crossing the state and stumping in every small town he can find.
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Since then, he's largely spent his career being confident and colorful in front of cable-television cameras, stumping for American business and Reagan-style economic fixes, especially tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Michelle Obama, stumping for Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, launched a devastating attack on the brazen, scandalous words and behavior of Donald Trump, especially his foul-mouthed boasts about sexually attacking women.
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Read more: The GOP is in full meltdown mode over the Pennsylvania special election Trump, meanwhile, has endorsed Saccone and was out stumping for his campaign over the weekend in Moon Township.
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Former President Obama defended his signature domestic accomplishment while stumping for Democrats last week, telling supporters that Republicans are "lying" when they say they want to protect those with pre-existing conditions.
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Author and climate change activist Naomi Klein, Linn County Board of Supervisors member Stacey Walker, band Las Cafeteras and his wife, Jane, are stumping for him in Des Moines and nearby counties.
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Each winter, Oscar hopefuls pick up small but significant "honorary awards" at film festivals in Santa Barbara and Palm Springs, campaign stops akin to Hillary Clinton's stumping at Boca Raton senior communities.
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Tate Reeves — who is facing a tight race for governor against Democratic Attorney General Jim Hood on November 5 — it didn't take long for the president to start stumping for himself instead.
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Stumping for Sanders were Chuy Garcia, who nearly unseated Rahm Emanuel as mayor of Chicago, as well as comedian George Lopez and actor Diego Luna, more likely to appeal to Latino hipsters.
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"What can you say about the last 18 months except than it's been absolutely crazy, and it does not reflect the values of our country," Castro said Saturday while stumping for Scholten.
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Republicans were slow to back Moore, with Trump even (perhaps reluctantly) stumping for his opponent Luther Strange during the primary, but have since thrown their full support behind the alleged child predator.
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These platforms are in direct contrast to the policies of Obama who, in his last days stumping for Clinton on the campaign trail, asked Americans to renew their hope for a better future.
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Now it is turning to Southeast Asia by stumping up the cash for Kurio's Series B round, which values the Indonesian startup at around $12 million, according to a filing [PDF in Japanese].
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After losing his bid for president in 1960 and California governor in 1962, he went back out on the campaign trail in 1964 and 1966, stumping for every Republican who would have him.
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While stumping for a fellow California Democrat on Monday, Schiff said that reviving and expanding the House Intelligence Committee's investigation into Russian meddling would be his top priority, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Obama was stumping for Hillary Clinton out in Philly earlier Tuesday -- when he talked about how impressed his Vice President was with Carson Wentz when he attended the Eagles game over the weekend.
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During Hurricane Sandy, October 2012: On the morning of October 29, with the storm bearing down, the White House announced the president would return to Washington instead of stumping that day in Orlando.
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Here are 217 lines and riffs we might hear again soon, as Biden continues stumping for Democrats in 193 and, perhaps for himself, on the presidential primary trail in 219 and beyond. 221.
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Trump spent the weekend stumping for candidates in West Virginia, Indiana, Montana, Georgia and Tennessee, delivering a bellicose message on immigration and lamenting how it's not "as exciting" to discuss booming economic numbers.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Saturday faced questions related to the results of a DNA test she took last year while stumping in Iowa for her first trip since running for president.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden The former vice president -- who has toured the country promoting his book, "Promise Me, Dad," and stumping for fellow Democrats -- would enter the race as the early frontrunner.
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The creators of the fan account Every Outfit on "Sex and the City" are stumping for Ms. Nixon and helping all of us come to terms with her most influential role (to date).
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Manigault and the National Diversity Coalition for Trump — where she's been stumping for him through the campaign — may not be powerful enough to make up for his weak support among people of color.
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Read more:The most baffling optical illusions of 201910 historical optical illusions that have been stumping people for decades10 holiday-themed brainteasers to get you in the Christmas spirit — can you solve them all?
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Did Arrington, who won by fully embracing Trump, ever think that Graham, once one of Trump's frequent and vocal critics, was who she would be stumping with during the final days of this campaign?
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Kasich is stumping in New York in the run-up to Tuesday's primary there, hoping a second place win in the state will help him as he trails businessman Donald Trump and Texas Sen.
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The government has responded by promising reforms which involve banks stumping up 29 trillion Lebanese pounds ($22011 billion) towards deficit reduction in next year's budget, partly through a rise in tax on their profits.
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The pointed shots leveled by the candidates stumping through Iowa stand in stark contrast to the television advertising blitz that takes up every spare 2900 seconds on broadcast and cable channels across the state.
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The government has responded by promising reforms which involve banks stumping up 29 trillion Lebanese pounds ($22011 billion) toward deficit reduction in next year's budget, partly through a rise in tax on their profits.
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Trump was stumping for a special House of Representatives election in Pennsylvania, one of three "Rust Belt" states he won in 2016 with votes from white, blue-collar voters who had previously voted Democratic.
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When she's not stumping for Hillary Clinton, she executive produced a series pilot for HBO called Max, about a woman (played by Zoe Kazan) striving to make her name in the 1960s magazine world.
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Melania has been fairly reticent about publicly stumping for her husband, unlike Trump's daughter from his first marriage, Ivanka, who has become the default female face of a campaign plagued with accusations of sexism.
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Even former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn -- who is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to lying to the FBI in connection with the Russia investigation -- is hitting the campaign trail and stumping for them.
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Sure, candidates might end up spending less time stumping in the rural areas that currently happen to be lucky enough to fall within the borders of swing states, and more time in urban centers.
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Clinton and her allies used their ties to Arizona to their advantage this cycle, with Bill Clinton stumping for his wife before the primary and her campaign locking up support and endorsements from lawmakers.
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Stumping with Whitmer in Grand Rapids on Monday, Biden pointed to the effects of the Affordable Care Act, which helped to cut the state's uninsured rate to 5%, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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But that seemed to change on Monday, when after a weekend of stumping at neighborhood events, he took a morning train to New York City to bask in the glow of his newfound attention.
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Nelson, a Democrat who is facing a stiff re-election challenge from Florida's current Republican governor, Rick Scott, made the comment Sunday while stumping at the Covenant Missionary Baptist Church in Florida City, Florida.
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Trump was stumping for a special House of Representatives election in Pennsylvania, one of three "Rust Belt" states he won in 2016 with votes from white, blue-collar voters who had previously voted Democratic.
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And at the rally — where he was meant to be stumping for the state's Republican candidate for Senate, Attorney General Patrick Morrisey — he let the audience know just how he was taking the news.
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To date, she's done little but stand by her man, on occasion taking the podium at her husband's prodding to say a few quick words, but leaving most of the stumping to her stepdaughter, Ivanka.
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Perhaps noticing how off-the-rails West's Trump-stumping was getting, Taylor Swift rolls up and sings, "Hold my beer," to break her long-standing political silence, endorsing a progressive Democrat in the Tennessee midterms.
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After winning the 2016 Art Directors Guild award for Excellence in Production Design (and currently stumping for an Emmy nomination), Kordan describes to The Creators Project the hectic, rewarding life of a television production designer.
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Lawmakers might be unwilling to pay for a repeat performance, especially with some of the benefit going abroad—and the mere possibility of their not stumping up would set the world's financial markets a-jitter.
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He's stood out a bit from the Republican field for stumping on tax breaks for working parents: an expanded child tax credit, and a new credit for businesses that offer their employees paid family leave.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, was already facing a potentially emboldened Senate, where Republicans had a surprisingly strong election last week despite Democrats' high expectations, and despite Mr. Cuomo's more active stumping for his party's candidates.
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Rock the Vote's video of Lil Jon voting in the 2014 elections did not exactly set the world on fire; Lena Dunham's stumping for Hillary Clinton failed to get her fellow Millennials Ready for Hillary.
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But since ending his presidential campaign, Sanders has spent his time stumping for Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Citing the need to be home in New York City with her young son, who was 20163 years old at the time, Trump shied away from the often grueling work of stumping for the campaign.
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Sanders has kept in close touch with the first-in-the-nation caucus state since 2016, making appearances in 22016 and most recently, stumping for Democratic candidates a few weeks before the 22016 midterm elections.
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"The media and the Democrats have been engaged in a corrupt partnership trying to impose their will and to thwart American democracy," he said in Tupelo, where he was stumping ahead of a gubernatorial election.
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Since then, he has avoided the Trump topic, stumping for candidates in events where reporters aren't allowed to ask questions and only sitting down for a handful of interviews with local reporters and friendly radio hosts.
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Virtually all of the 2023 contenders will make swings through the first-in-the-nation caucus state over the Fourth of July week, marching in parades and stumping in town halls and living room house parties.
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They deny any possibility of a German-style grand coalition while stumping on a range of issues, from costly tax cuts to far-fetched mass deportations of migrants, with promises aimed to suit even niche voters.
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But being accused of sexual violence didn't stop Clinton from leaving the White House and banking on his public speaking engagements, stumping for Hillary during the 2016 presidential election, and continuing work with his Clinton Foundation.
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The interaction caught on video shows the former vice president stumping on the day of the Democratic primary in Michigan, where there are more delegates up for grabs than in any of Tuesday's five other contests.
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Mickelson, who was 10th in the Ryder Cup standings, directly behind DeChambeau, described the timing of his season-low round as "so fortunate," though he was quick to add a little last-minute stumping for himself.
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They murmured about what an especially clumsy and charisma-deficient candidate he had turned out to be, implying that if they could have tucked him into a closet and prevented him from stumping, they would have.
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The issue is that when the Senate is sitting in trial, it does so six days a week, meaning a number of the Democratic presidential candidates aren't going to be on the ground in Iowa stumping.
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Congress is moving toward the next phase of the impeachment inquiry and lawmakers are prepping for a potential trial in the Senate that could take place around the time 2020 candidates would be stumping in Iowa.
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"Louisiana cannot take four more years of a liberal Democrat governor raising your taxes, killing your jobs, attacking your industries, and taking money from open borders extremists," Trump argued at a rally while stumping for Rispone.
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Their work was often mentioned by politicians interested in expanding health insurance coverage in the country — particularly Barack Obama, who talked about it on the campaign trail and again when stumping for the Affordable Care Act.
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Because Obama is traveling to Charlotte solely for the purpose of stumping for Clinton, her campaign (or the Democratic National Committee) would have to foot a portion of the bill whether the candidate was aboard or not.
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Obamas stumping for Clinton Clinton's campaign is relying on the Obamas to help persuade the coalition of minorities, young people and women who propelled them to the White House to cast ballots for this year's Democratic candidate.
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Factory activity in China grew for the first time in four months in March, official data showed, stumping expectations and suggesting that government stimulus measures may be starting to take hold in the world's second largest economy.
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But the deal involves the state stumping up 5 million euros ($5.7 million) to finance investments, with a further 5 million euros each from the buyer and carmakers Renault and PSA Peugeot Citroen, Griveaux said on Friday.
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Given that Mr. Trump received 47 percent of the vote, at least in part because Mr. Giuliani had been stumping for him day and night, he may no longer be concerned about his image in his hometown.
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" Sanders is stumping this week in North and South Carolina, including near the border, where, Quirk-Govan said, he can simultaneously "campaign in a Super Tuesday state but try to eat into Biden's lead in South Carolina.
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The Bright Side of Humans Eavesdropping on Your Alexa RecordingsOver the past few months, a waterfall of details about how companies handle voice recordings has…Read more ReadHere's some examples of questions stumping Alexa:How many birds migrate?
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We can't know if Donald Trump truly wants his daughter's approval or if it's more that he understands how desperately he needs it; that he needs her stumping for him, supporting him, standing next to him on stage.
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Last week, How to Get Away With Murder revealed that viewers will finally find out the mystery that's been stumping us all season: Who is the dead person being carried out of Annalise's house fire on a stretcher?
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Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, was treated like a rock star, with a crowd still gathered waiting for a photo with him 30 minutes after he wrapped up stumping for candidate Mike Levin.
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And as midterm elections approached last year, some with dangerously close margins for Republicans, Trump surrogates and family members crisscrossed the country, stumping for the party -- but not Melania Trump, who did not make a single campaign appearance.
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"When we went to school on the G.I. Bill, we didn't have to go to special colleges," offers Charlie Bass, who represented New Hampshire's Second District in Congress when Mr. Kasich was there, and is stumping for him.
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That many moderate Republicans are fleeing Congress looks like another clue; announcing his retirement, Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona said he could not face making the ideological and moral compromises that stumping for the party of Trump entails.
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The 30-second spot features brand spokespeople Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen once again stumping for the beer conglomerate's faux-political party — the running joke of an election-spoof ad campaign Bud Light has been running for months.
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For her part, Clinton willingly teased those expectations for the better part of the last two years as she crisscrossed the country delivering paid speeches, selling a new memoir and stumping for Democrats during the 2014 midterm elections.
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Caroline: Were it not for our friend Alan Sepinwall constantly stumping for Stubbs — which, by the way, is the actual name of Hemsworth's character — I would have forgotten completely that this show co-stars the grimmest of Hemsworths.
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After stumping in Alabama for Senator Doug Jones last year, Mr. Booker is said to be considering a fall swing through the Deep South, a conservative region where black voters have helped settle the last two Democratic nominations.
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" Klobuchar, while stumping for Biden in Michigan recently, slipped and said she "couldn't think of a better way to end my candidacy than join the ticket" before correcting herself and saying, "joining the terrific campaign of Joe Biden.
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Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, filmmaker and liberal stalwart Michael Moore, actor Kendrick Sampson, and recording artists Bon Iver and Vampire Weekend — who inspired the Coachella-derived nickname — are among those who have or will be stumping for him.
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Former Secretary of State John Kerry, stumping on Biden's behalf, said those who voted for the 2003 authorization did so thinking President George W. Bush and his administration would exhaust diplomatic options before launching any offensive in Iraq.
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In response, the Congressional Black Caucus's political action committee has decided to formally back Clinton, a coup for the candidate, who stands to gain tremendously from CBC lawmakers stumping for her in black communities across the primary map.
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Despite running a heavily Democratic state, Christie, a former Republican presidential candidate now stumping for presumptive nominee Donald Trump, has notched several victories against the public sector, beginning with his ability to garner bipartisan support for the pension reforms.
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Fresh off his final presidential debate (in which steel trade was also addressed) and stumping in the battleground state of Ohio, Trump said that he would create an "American Desk" within the Department of Commerce to manage trade matters.
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The Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill was released from jail last week and wasted no time in re-entering the public eye: He flew straight to a Philadelphia 76ers playoff game and began stumping on social media for prison reform.
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That's a shift for Bullard from what had been aggressive stumping, beginning as far back as late 23, for the Fed to beware of raising interest rates too much, in part because of the behavior of the bond market.
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Marking the latest escalation in Cohen's growing animosity towards Trump, the source said he is open to doing a range of things to try to help the Democratic Party, including stumping for candidates, giving speeches and helping raise money.
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Melania Trump took to the campaign trail for the first time on Thursday, stumping for her husband in Pennsylvania and announcing the cause she would focus on if she were to become the first lady of the United States: cyberbullying.
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Yet another homework assignment intended for elementary school students has been stumping parents across the U.K. The seemingly innocent question was on a homework assignment given to Year Five students at a primary school in Glossop, England, located near Manchester.
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On Wednesday, news surfaced that the former vice president and failed 2000 presidential candidate will be stumping for the Democratic nominee in a bid to shore up Clinton's flagging support with millennials — which has been a surprisingly challenging demographic for her.
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Abrams captured national attention with her campaign, which received celebrity support from the likes of Will Ferrell and Oprah Winfrey — both of whom went door-to-door stumping for the candidate in the weeks leading up to the midterm elections.
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Yet the Democrats, riding a wave of revulsion with Mr Trump's and Mr Bannon's chauvinism, have instead won most recent elections—including in Alabama's Senate race, where the self-consciously intellectual Mr Bannon disgraced himself by stumping for a lascivious philistine.
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The media mogul, 64, has spent the past few weeks stumping for Stacey Abrams, Georgia's Democratic candidate for governor — attending rallies for her and even going door-to-door on the campaign trail to urge citizens to get out to vote.
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But I will say that those people are clearly just stumping for their fallen favorite accessories like the Lighting cable or wired EarPod headphones, and have yet to realize the courageous elegance that the dongle can bring to their lives.
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It is still a minority in Congress and the Democratic party but it has young charismatic elected leaders, like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar, all women of color who have generated massive enthusiasm stumping for Sanders in Iowa.
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Zuckerberg's stumping for free Internet services make it seem unlikely that Facebook would build valuable features and reserve them for subscribers Spotify only lets paid users play any song they want on-demand, while ad-supported users are stuck on shuffle.
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In a wide-ranging, four-part interview with PEOPLE this spring as she competed on Dancing With the Stars, Maples also praised her daughter's "grace" as she took on more and more of a public role stumping for her father.
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The PT's candidate in Sao Paulo's industrial suburb city of Sao Bernardo do Campo, the hometown of the party's founder Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, did not make it to the second round, despite strong stumping by the former president.
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Read more:10 historical optical illusions that have been stumping people for decades12 mind-bending photos of optical illusion crosswalks that trick drivers into slowing down17 optical illusions you can actually visit in real lifeThe tallest building in every state, ranked
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Last fall, Trump crisscrossed the country stumping for Republican candidates ahead of the midterms, and his campaign still owed the US Treasury about $1 million in travel expenses, according to the report it filed Thursday night with the Federal Election Commission.
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For his part, Trump had chided Obama in recent days, grumbling that he's "a campaign president" who should be in the Oval Office working to fight the Islamic State and restore America's jobs instead of stumping for a flawed candidate.
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On Wednesday, Trudeau, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer and NDP chief Jagmeet Singh were all stumping for votes in Quebec, a predominantly French-speaking province that is a key political battleground, home to 78 of the 338 seats up for grabs.
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"The reception out there today was about Kavanaugh," Graham told CNN last week after firing up a room of roughly 100 GOP voters while stumping for House candidate, Katie Arrington, who is facing a challenge from Democrat, Joe Cunningham, in November.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockNew poll finds Biden, Warren in virtual tie in Iowa Gabbard drives coverage in push to qualify for October debate Partisan divisions sharpen as independent voters fade MORE (D) will be a few hundred miles away, stumping across Iowa.
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The former federal prosecutor is just the second African American elected to statewide office in Virginia, and he's raised his national profile in recent years by standing up for racial justice and stumping for other prominent black candidates in the south.
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The plan also wants to address "the underrepresentation of Black Americans in the health workforce and train our existing health workforce to combat bias -- especially racial bias -- when treating patients," hitting a topic Buttigieg has touched on while stumping on the campaign trail.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Crisis-hit Toshiba Corp has regained access to a crucial $6 billion credit line after stumping up shares in its chip unit as collateral but its lenders have imposed tough conditions, banking sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Even though so much of Trump's stumping posited that he was sure to blow the competition out of the water, he joined the other "losers"—Bernie Sanders and Marco Rubio—in delivering a happy, optimistic speech at the end of the night.
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Winslet, by contrast, found herself stumping for the Woody Allen film Wonder Wheel, and even before the Reckoning was upon us, she struggled to figure out how to talk about Allen, whose daughter Dylan has accused him of molesting her as a child.
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Uzbek cherries sell at about 70-80 yuan per kilogramme (kg) at retail level, according to four fruit traders, no more than half the 13 yuan ($23.28) per kg that Rachel Li said she happily remembers stumping up for her sweet U.S. cherries.
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Uzbek cherries sell at about 70-80 yuan per kilogram (kg) at retail level, according to four fruit traders, no more than half the 160 yuan ($0003) per kg that Rachel Li said she happily remembers stumping up for her sweet U.S. cherries.
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The pair, who were appointed to Trump's Presidential Transition Team Executive Committee, took on very active roles during the election with the mother of three stumping across the country and speaking at the Republican National Convention in July on behalf of her father.
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Among the candidates Pelosi is stumping for are a number of liberal would-be freshmen who have voiced their support for the long-time Democratic leader, including Debra Haaland in New Mexico, Jesus "Chuy" Garcia in Illinois and Sylvia Garcia in Texas.
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Investors have put in $48 million, with Ribbit Capital, TLV Partners and Zeev Ventures stumping up the seed money, followed by $35 million in a Series A (early stage) fundraising on June 20 from SG Ventures; Nationwide; the insurer Markel; and American Express.
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But if Britain were to introduce work permits for skilled Europeans and limit the time that unskilled ones could stay, as suggested in the Home Office proposals, those who commute back and forth might find that stumping up for citizenship was worth it.
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Chef José Andrés, who is locked in a legal battle with Donald Trump, is stumping for Hillary Clinton in Florida on Wednesday — the day Trump officially opens his Washington hotel that was supposed to feature a restaurant of the famed Spanish chef.
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The New York Times ran a lengthy profile of Becerra last month headlined "As Xavier Becerra Stirs Crowds, Hispanic Democrats See a Running Mate" and detailed the time he's spent on the campaign trail and on Spanish-language television stumping for Clinton.
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The former vice president, who has drawn scrutiny amid the Sanders-Warren feud for his comments earlier this month about Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign, said "women can win" and mentioned his work stumping for female congressional candidates ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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Responding to a formal request for more help, it said on Tuesday it had no intention of stumping up more money.. "It's going to be a long tug-of-war where someone will eventually have to give in," an Italian banking source said.
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Confronted with Black Lives Matter protestors while stumping for his wife earlier this year, Clinton launched into a rant about black "13-year-olds hopped on crack," which didn't quite gel with his wife's recent messaging around criminal justice reform and intersectionality.
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Whether it's Mark Ruffalo feeling the Bern, Caitlyn Jenner putting her faith in Donald Trump or Lena Dunham stumping for Hillary Clinton, a celebrity endorsement can have a significant impact on a presidential campaign – especially when it comes to 2016's crowded Republican field.
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But with millions poured over the airwaves by the Senate Democrats' campaign arm, and Joe Biden stumping alongside McGinty in recent days, the Democratic establishment helped McGinty secure a victory over a man party leaders have long viewed as a persistent agitator: former Rep.
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The 44-year-old actor and father of three told EXTRA at the red carpet premiere of his new film The Accountant on Monday that his estranged wife has been stumping for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in Nevada, and he couldn't be more impressed.
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As the April 23rd French presidential election approaches, candidates are predictably stumping to bring voters out, but far-left candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon may have the most effective strategy: using an optical illusion, he beamed "holograms" of himself to six cities around the country.
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After all, we wouldn't want Clarence Thomas speaking at the Republican convention or Sonia Sotomayor out stumping with Hillary Clinton; that would undercut the legitimacy of the court as the final arbiter of legal disputes, many of which involve the President and the administration.
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"Those of you who know me, and there are several of you here in the community that know me, would be surprised I would be up here stumping for a Democratic candidate," Kelly Shaw said at a Friday surrogate event, according to Iowa Starting Line.
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In fact, over the past eight years we have heard few conspicuous political rumblings from either No. 2202 and No. 2628 — until recently; one spent some time during the most recent campaign stumping for his brother while the other campaigned vigorously for his wife.
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James, who remained largely apolitical before backing Barack Obama's presidential campaign in 2008, took political activism to a whole new level in 2016, by formally endorsing Clinton in a Business Insider essay and making an unusual move by stumping for Clinton at a Cleveland rally.
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"I'm trying to protect my man here," said Ms. Brady, a hearing instruments specialist, hours before a rally Wednesday night in which President Trump, stumping for Mr. Rispone, flashed his megawatt popularity in a state that he won by nearly 20 points in 2016.
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Susan Sarandon (Bernie Sanders) and Tony Kushner (Hillary Clinton) recently argued for their sides on the MSNBC show "All In." Meanwhile, more than 100 writers — including Jonathan Lethem, Bill McKibben, Jane Smiley and Jamie Quatro — have so far signed an online letter stumping for Sanders.
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On August 28—the day that Martin Luther King Jr. had delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" speech 55 years before, as Gillum frequently noted while stumping across the state—the son of a Miami bus driver defied the pollsters and consultants and won.
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Among some Republicans who hoped to stop Mr. Trump in the primaries — and who remain convinced that he could not survive a middle-school civics class — a great regret persists: No one ever tried to insult his intelligence by stumping him with an easy question.
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" In Honig's view, the most damning evidence the House has against Trump is the question of whether he has violated the Constitution's "emoluments" clause: "Just in the past few weeks, we have seen Trump stumping for, and receiving, official business at his private properties.
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From her arrival on the national political scene in 2008 to her recent stumping for Republican presumptive Donald Trump the former Alaska governor has routinely fashioned odd and unusual rhetorical arrangements -- including a new memorable turn-of-phrase at a Trump rally in San Diego on Friday.
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The debates turned the page on the first chapter of the primary, which has already seen most of the two dozen candidates cycle through both early-voting states and less familiar stumping grounds as they try to carve out a connection with the diverse Democratic base.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.), another progressive stalwart, will be stumping with McGinty.
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And former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is stumping for Illinois Democrats today.
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"Wouldn&apost you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, &aposGet that son of a b---- off the field right now, he&aposs fired,&apos" Trump said in a highly criticized speech in Alabama while stumping for then-U.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA) asked whether the FBI director still believed that it wasn't necessary to push for a law to solve the so-called "Going Dark" problem—an FBI expression that refers to the rise of unbreakable encryption and how that is stumping legitimate investigations.
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They believe that Georgia Democrats, a generation of whom have never seen their candidate win a big statewide election, seeing national stars on the ground, stumping for their candidate offers a stamp of validation -- evidence that the momentum they feel is real and victory is possible.
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After spending the start of her campaign stumping on Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All bill — which would put all Americans onto a single, government-run health-care plan, and which she cosponsors in the Senate — Harris said she had changed her mind and no longer supported it.
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At an age when many are happy to slow down, Ms. Steinem still keeps a rock star's schedule, promoting her most recent book, "My Life on the Road," stumping for Hillary Clinton, and raising money for causes like Planned Parenthood and a proposed "Women's Building" in New York City.
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"In the Methodist church, the founder John Wesley, said we live under a simple obligation to do all the good we can, in whatever ways we can, to all the people we can, for as long as we can," said the former president while stumping for his wife.
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For his part, Mr. Cuomo, whose own budget proposal came out in January, has spent much of his time of late stumping for legislation on two social issues that could come to fruition in coming weeks: a $15 minimum wage and a proposal to establish paid family leave.
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Speaking at Morehouse College in Atlanta in front of about 4,800 people, Killer Mike started off with a passionate speech about what it's like to be a black man in America and be faced with constant suspicion — even from the Secret Service agents protecting the candidate he's stumping for.
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Trump goes to Michigan: President Donald Trump is scheduled to hold a "Merry Christmas" rally on Wednesday night in Battle Creek, Michigan -- which sets up a remarkable split-screen: The House voting to impeach Trump on one side and the President stumping for his reelection on the other.
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Photo: Brittany Dolan (NOAA Fisheries)In what is truly a bizarre phenomenon reportedly stumping researchers, a handful of dumbass Hawaiian monk seals have recently been observed with eels stuck up their noses—possibly from shoving their faces into crevices, but researchers tasked with observing these fools can't say for sure.
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Despite stepping foot in a Pizza Ranch for the first time on Friday, the Republican front-runner managed to snag the endorsement of the franchise's founder and owner, Adrie Groeneweg, above the dozen other GOP candidates who have treated Pizza Ranch stops as the ritual they are in presidential stumping.
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And while stumping in Ohio, he even singled out his work at one of his father's properties in Cincinnati, omitting that, at the time, the development was the subject of a separate discrimination lawsuit — one that included claims of racial slurs uttered by a manager whom Mr. Trump had personally praised.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE initially said he'd be open to stumping with Trump.
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Read more:10 viral math equations that stumped the internet15 common math questions from the SATs that everyone gets wrongA math problem meant for 8-year-olds is going viral after stumping parents — see if you can solve itA math textbook has a question featuring a gay couple and people love it
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CreditCreditJohn Moore/Getty Images Even though Donald J. Trump took a brief break from stumping the other day to open a new Trump hotel, in Washington, D.C., he has rarely paused in nearly 18 months of political campaigning in selling the American electorate hard on his latest, most ambitious, mega-development: the Wall.
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Ahead of this November's election, Vice President Pence is doubling down on this discrimination with what the Human Rights Campaign has dubbed the "voter suppression tour," stumping across the country for candidates like Kris Kobach and Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, who have built their careers on undermining the right to vote.
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The former first daughter wrote an open letter to daughter Charlotte, 3, and son Aiden, 1, for Teen Vogue in which she explains that creating a better world for her children is what most inspired her to travel the country stumping for mom Hillary Clinton — and warning about the dangers of a President Trump.
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The meeting at The Grove, an 18-century estate near London that served as the secret World War Two HQ for Britain's biggest railway company, was convened to persuade investors to drop claims they were misled into stumping up 12 billion pounds ($16 billion) just a few months before the bank's bailout in 2008.
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He also became one of Clinton's more memorable surrogates, stumping around Ohio with an anti-Trump message that became sharper as the campaign went on: "He will gut you and will walk over your cold dead body, and he won't even flinch," Ryan said of Trump to a group of union members in his district on October 5th.
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Former Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore28500 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE: Gore, 6900, who lost the 2628 presidential election after a Supreme Court decision, reemerged in politics when stumping for Clinton last year. Sen.
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Though news media coverage has focused on surrogates working overtime for duty-bound candidates — Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appearing for Mr. Sanders in Iowa; Julián Castro stumping for Ms. Warren in Nevada; Abigail Bessler, Ms. Klobuchar's daughter, hosting "hotdish house parties" in Iowa — the campaigns say they will use digital tools to keep the candidates directly connected with voters.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.), may not be as welcome stumping for the likes of Lamb, Heitkamp and Tester, given the political leanings of their constituencies.
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"Don't forget to take screenshots," is one guideline in a WeChat messaging group of feminist activists, while members often remind others to "post the screenshots as well as the links" — censorship happens so quickly that an article is likely to be taken down in the course of a conversation about the article, stumping those who arrived late.
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Read more:10 historical optical illusions that have been stumping people for decadesA chef makes desserts that look like random everyday objects, and his optical illusions will play tricks on your eyes12 mind-bending photos of optical illusion crosswalks that trick drivers into slowing downThese 3D illusions made from just pencil and paper will confuse your senses
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VuduScreenshot: GizmodoAnother place where you can pick up movies and shows in digital 43K format is Vudu—look for the UHD label when you're browsing through titles, and make sure the UHD option is the one you pick when you're buying or renting a title from the service (you pay per purchase here, rather than stumping up for a monthly subscription).
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Read more:12 mind-bending photos of optical illusion crosswalks that trick drivers into slowing down10 historical optical illusions that have been stumping people for decadesThis optical illusion made with nothing but scraps of paper is going viral — here's how it worksThis optical illusion could affect your vision for over 3 months if you look at it for too long
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But, of course, Dunham managed to do it (saying she was inspired by Perry's example), finding a way to give us not one, but four stumping ensembles that basically scream pure Americana by way of Westchester, N.Y. The most recent of which was a look she debuted yesterday in Iowa, a custom screen-printed tee by MissKK covered is stars and Hillary's name in all caps.
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His campaign's schedule currently lists no events in Minnesota, but CNN reported after the rally that both Trump and 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 will be stumping in the state ahead of Election Day.
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Stumping for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE Monday night in Las Vegas, Sheriff Joe Arpaio implied Mexico could be pressured into paying for a proposed border fence by threatening to cut off foreign aid.
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The wife of Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpHouse chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia New York judge allows portion of lawsuit against Trump and his children to proceed MORE has emerged as a prominent surrogate on the campaign trail this year, stumping for Republican candidates ahead of next month's midterm elections.
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The White House has increasingly made itself a part of the race, with Trump holding a campaign event on Saturday and the president's son Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE stumping on Monday.
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While each player who has spoken up has calmly and rationally explained that he or she is actually protesting police disproportionately killing, arresting, and harassing a minority population—topics that would get anyone rightfully fired up—the ones on the receiving end completely ignore the substance of the criticism and write petty, defensive letters like this one, while stumping on about respect and honor.
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Unable to declare victory or rationalize defeat, Sanders has begun stumping ahead of the Granite State primary next Tuesday with one eye on the slow-motion rollout of the caucus results, which have left the campaign in a state of frustrated suspense as Sanders -- like the rest of the Democratic primary field -- tries to craft a coherent narrative from incomplete and in many ways incoherent information.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) will be in Arizona this week, stumping on behalf of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Undeterred by the string of deadly horrors that might have paused another president in campaign mode, Trump is stumping relentlessly in a late push to save the GOP House and Senate majorities, using rallies and Twitter to stoke fear over a group of migrants nearly 2900,28 miles from the US border while boosting false claims from Republican candidates about their efforts to tear up one of Obamacare's most popular features.
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