So cable networks: Stop hiring surrogates from the campaigns and start being surrogates for your audience.
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"What was the actual interaction between Russian intelligence surrogates, WikiLeaks and Trump campaign surrogates?" she said.
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But while some Trump/Pence surrogates wandered around the hall, the campaign had no official schedule for its surrogates.
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Surrogates abound Perhaps the best evidence of North Carolina's importance is how much attention each campaign's top surrogates are paying it.
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They've sought to combat Sanders' recent habit of rolling out star surrogates like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with their own A-list surrogates.
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CLINTON SURROGATES SLAM TRUMP ON WOMEN'S FINANCIAL ISSUES: Surrogates for Hillary Clinton on Wednesday called out Donald Trump for taking positions they say are harmful to women.
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Powerful surrogates The Clinton campaign has been deploying its most powerful surrogates, including Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, to boost turnout among young voters, women and minorities.
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Surrogates in the spotlight Clinton's surrogates, including her husband, former President Clinton, have attracted criticism of late for some of the lines of attack they've launched against Sanders.
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Among the surrogates blanketing Iowa are former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryBiden lines up high-profile surrogates to campaign in Iowa The Iowa Democratic caucuses, mapped Hill.
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Trump — and his surrogates — lies with alarming alacrity.
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Around 5,000 American children were born to surrogates between 2004 and 2008, the Modern Family Surrogacy Center estimates, and surrogates give birth to nine children in each state every year.
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And unlike some of Trump's surrogates — including Lt. Gen.
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Trump's order for surrogates to back him up on his critiques of Curiel came only after Trump learned during the conference call that his campaign staff had ordered surrogates not to do so.
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Intended parents and surrogates are both screened prior to matching.
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Her army of surrogates include national Democratic leaders like Sen.
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These new laws were intended to protect surrogates from exploitation.
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In general, surrogates have a strong drive to help others.
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Sanders' national surrogates, I went to dozens of his rallies.
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And I implore Republicans and the surrogates of Donald Trump.
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Those surrogates hit Trump over his questioning of Arizona Sen.
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Throughout Sunday Trump and surrogates were quiet about Clinton's health.
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Two more surrogates muddled Trump's immigration policy just days later.
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Multiple Trump surrogates have advanced conspiracy theories about Clinton's health.
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It's not just Rubio when it comes to struggling surrogates.
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Surrogates for Clinton are out in full force as well.
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Her job is to communicate administration talking points to surrogates.
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Other surrogates will be out in droves on Thursday too.
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Like Clinton, Sanders has sent surrogates to historically black colleges.
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"There are no surrogates this time around," Mr. Glees said.
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Four of those surrogates remained pregnant, but two soon miscarried.
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She quickly became one of the Vermont senator's top surrogates.
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Outside money, and Republican surrogates, poured into the tight race.
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The campaigns have had to lean heavily on surrogates instead.
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Trump surrogates ginning up increasingly contorted justifications on cable news
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All three could be important battleground surrogates for her campaign.
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But one of Kasich's top surrogates on Capitol Hill, Rep.
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Citizens do not vote on every issue, elected surrogates do.
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He wants them to act as surrogates for his campaign.
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But we also know his surrogates can raise the roof.
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Celebrities have become more open about their use of surrogates.
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So the Uprising and its surrogates moved on to politicians.
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She used two different surrogates for her last two embryos.
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Trump and his surrogates campaigned hard for Republican state Rep.
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Vice presidential candidates act as surrogates for their running mates.
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Most forms of organized atheism are attempts to fashion God surrogates.
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Tom Steyer pressed Mr. Biden to denounce one of his surrogates.
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Television audiences were treated to circular logic from the campaigns' surrogates.
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But top Democrats say that surrogates can only do so much.
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Spouses and children have been dispatched as surrogates across the plains.
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Biden, 73, has emerged as one of Clinton's most powerful surrogates.
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There's no question that Hillary wanted to do that, through surrogates.
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October 16: Trump surrogates go on television to defend their man.
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Multiple surrogates for Trump have advanced conspiracy theories about Clinton's health.
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Outside surrogates have also played a big role in the campaign.
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West, or find a feather from honorary surrogates of Flannery O'Connor's
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And his surrogates have blanketed the media touting that message, too.
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Surrogates undergo strict screening It's not easy to become a surrogate.
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And it turned out the two made pretty effective Democratic surrogates.
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They should have informed the FBI and used lawyers as surrogates.
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Journalists wait for surrogates in the spin room after the debate.
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Clinton, in stark contrast, sent surrogates instead of showing up herself.
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It creates an instant divide, the surrogates and those using them.
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For her part, Warren is sending her surrogates out in force.
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The remaining campaigns sent video greetings and surrogates in their stead.
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Sanders' surrogates also made stops in the state over the weekend.
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A few candidates have sent surrogates to the city for events.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, one of Sanders' surrogates in Iowa this week.
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Steyer claimed one of Biden's campaign surrogates made a racist remark.
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But his television surrogates were quick to supply their inside accounts.
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Adrienne Elrod, a Democratic strategist who managed celebrity surrogates on Mrs.
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Sanders also has powerful surrogates on the island, such as Rep.
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Experience surrogates are best used as proxies for our future selves.
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Trump and his surrogates keep on insisting they want de-escalation.
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They serve as the voters' surrogates at a party's nominating convention.
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At least one of the surrogates in each state is a vet.
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His surrogates have argued repeatedly that the order is not a ban.
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I have tried a brave face, parent coordinating, pleading, ignoring, blocking, surrogates.
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Both Eric and Ivanka have appeared as surrogates for their father's campaign.
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Recently, Bush and his surrogates have zeroed in on Trump's vulgar language.
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Tucker said surrogates for all three campaigns had reached out to him.
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Loose talk by Trump's surrogates has already made his legal case harder.
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In interviews, their surrogates clung to the theories of their respective campaigns.
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In the US, surrogates' control is built into a legally rigorous process.
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Top Democratic surrogates -- including President Barack Obama -- are deploying the same strategy.
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The big questions: Where were the surrogates who could defend Trump's decision?
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Even his surrogates seemed as focused on firing back at his weaknesses.
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Trump's surrogates raced to his defense, saying his immigration positions remain unchanged.
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It's not just political surrogates and attention-seekers pounding this theme, either.
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Journalists wait for campaign surrogates in the spin room after the debate.
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But Clinton surrogates say labeling Trump as sexist is a no-brainer.
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"Bring it on," said Jonathan Tasini, one of Sanders' most outspoken surrogates.
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Longtime Clinton advisers and surrogates say that's what she needs to do.
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Only a handful of legislators acted as his surrogates during the race.
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Instead, Trump humiliated many of his surrogates by doing the exact opposite.
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MU69 is unlike any other world that our technological surrogates have visited.
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But proponents say that surrogates can earn life-changing sums of money.
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And his surrogates and supporters are bungling the case by overstating it.
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His surrogates have been unleashed to deliver more pointed attacks on Harris.
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The American Society of Reproductive Medicine has recommended guidelines for gestational surrogates.
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At the same time, such surrogates can undercut the democratic constitutional state.
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Mr. Giuliani, one of Mr. Trump's top surrogates, has repeatedly attacked Mrs.
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President Obama and his wife, Michelle, served as her most powerful surrogates.
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For some surrogates, 2016 was the first time they'd heard about Sanders.
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But Republican Brian Kemp is no slouch on big-time surrogates either.
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Clinton largely left the direct criticism of Mr. Trump to her surrogates.
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And Clinton surrogates have been doing some grumbling of their own recently.
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His surrogates and his unwavering supporters are saying explain Bill Clinton, then.
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House surrogates are making the pitch to colleagues supporting former Florida Gov.
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There are no calls with surrogates to line up a messaging plan.
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"We are going to have the gold standard for surrogates," she said.
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Trump and Netanyahu are, in effect, serving as each other's campaign surrogates.
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On Tuesday, more than 20 surrogates for Amy Klobuchar flooded the state.
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But his supporters and surrogates are out to burn down the barn.
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Sanders and his surrogates said the Vermont senator said no such thing.
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He's going to have a lot of surrogates out there as well.
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The candidates and their surrogates have made repeated visits to the state.
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But don't just sit on the couch watching prognosticators and surrogates shout.
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Attempts by Trump surrogates to turn the scandal against Biden also backfired.
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Trump's surrogates, meanwhile, have floated multiple conspiracy theories about Clinton's health repeatedly.
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Castro also recently began dispatching additional surrogates to campaign on his behalf.
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You see this relationship in the responses of his surrogates, as well.
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Sanders, unlike Clinton, doesn't even appear to have many prominent black Southern surrogates.
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Wolf has a history of attacking surrogates and family members of President Trump.
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It's exactly what Trump surrogates like Rudy Giuliani want the press to believe.
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These mute surrogates — most of them female — seem trapped in their prescribed roles.
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While financial gain is indeed a motivation for many surrogates, so is altruism.
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Barney Frank, the Rules Committee co-chair, are "aggressive attack surrogates" for Clinton.
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Questions about Clinton's health have also been pushed by Trump supporters and surrogates.
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Her surrogates have also accused Trump of sexism and sexist practices at work.
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All the top surrogates will do their best to keep that firewall intact.
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Clinton mostly left the beating up of Mr. Sanders to her Democratic surrogates.
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Trump is also not getting much of an assist from his top surrogates.
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His surrogates called him "a genius" for his recently revealed tax avoidance strategies.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and his top surrogates practiced something unusual Monday: subtlety.
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John Ratcliffe (R-Texas), one of Trump's impeachment surrogates, moments after Schiff's close.
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The Trump campaign is also deploying high-profile surrogates across Iowa on Monday.
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It's now the message of his running mate and surrogates across the country.
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He's lined up a who's who of the state's most popular conservative surrogates.
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W.A. guest features here function as rough surrogates for Eazy (most notably Snoop).
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That sets them up as MVP surrogates to get Democrats to the polls.
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Top Kasich surrogates, including the state's lieutenant governor, attorney general and GOP Sen.
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Democrats have gone on the attack, using Clinton surrogates President Obama and Sen.
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Our President and Black Lives Matter surrogates are prime offenders in this scheme.
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They'll be the most sought-after Democratic surrogates over the next year. 5.
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By Wednesday, Trump surrogates were reviving unfounded allegations of criminality in Machado's past.
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Nearly half the time, a misunderstanding explained why the surrogates were off base.
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He needs a stable of surrogates that can defend him on television effectively.
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Aides put ban on TV/radio interviews for him/surrogates for 9/11.
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Her surrogates and supporters say firing him, while legal, would be politically impossible.
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Evangelical leaders have served as advisers and surrogates for Trump throughout his presidency.
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His surrogates called him "a genius" for his recently revealed tax avoidance strategies.
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In the rubble, even one of his most loyal surrogates, New Jersey Gov.
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Clinton has found devoted surrogates in the cast of ABC's prime-time dramas.
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In fact, the White House reportedly told surrogates Saturday that sanctions were coming.
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Paris's referral to surrogates as "breeders" and "bottle-service bimbos" was bizarrely misogynistic.
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After the debate, Mr. Trump's surrogates spun his comments for the general electorate.
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The aim is to eventually have them be surrogates for northern white embryos.
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Some of them won, and some went on to be major Sanders surrogates.
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By speculating about it, the president and his surrogates have already acted improperly.
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But surrogates point to Alabama and North Carolina as possible strongholds for Biden.
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Sanders's campaign announced Thursday that the senator would join top campaign surrogates Rep.
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At the same time, he has a roster of influential surrogates, including Rep.
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Warren surrogates assert there's still time to make a dent in Biden's support.
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Passionate supporters and even some campaign surrogates have also kept the argument alive.
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Surrogates for the billionaire businessman praised him on Monday for rejecting political correctness.
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Mr. Buttigieg has far more help from surrogates on the fund-raising circuit.
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Mr. Miola's farms have some 150 mares that act as surrogates, he said.
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The White House also blasted out nasty talking points for surrogates to disseminate.
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Even Trump has even begun to campaign here, dispatching surrogates to sell voters.
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With the senators stuck in Washington, surrogates held down the fort in Iowa.
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Conway was joined by other top Trump surrogates and high-profile Catholic Republicans.
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It went better for Sanders than a battle his campaign surrogates had picked.
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Any candidate can do that with the right message and the right surrogates.
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Having these powerful and notable surrogates has not seemed to affect Sanders's polling.
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Sanders and Clinton surrogates sparred over the fallout as Sanders refused to apologize.
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Who was one of Trump's most prominent surrogates during the 230 campaign. 231.
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Clinton's Latino surrogates are decidedly old school, including not just Huerta but Rep.
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He has another two children by surrogates in India, according to his lawyer.
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You have to fill the program with surrogates the donors want to see.
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Several became his mentors and, as DelGaudio says, surrogates for his absent dad.
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What's worse, even Sanders's black surrogates don't seem to be gaining much traction.
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Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Travis Kalanick all sent surrogates to accept awards.
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Notions of "emotional mercy" also ignore the close, long-lasting relationships that can develop between surrogates and Intended Parents, as well as the intense joy and satisfaction surrogates often feel watching those new parents hold their baby for the first time.
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Trump seemed to acknowledge Friday morning the impossibility of his surrogates keeping up with him: "As a very active President with lots of things happening, it is not possible for my surrogates to stand at podium with perfect accuracy!" he tweeted.
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They've been sending rapid-response emails to reporters, firing off emails and text messages to millions of supporters, issuing daily talking points to surrogates, posting social media messages and booking surrogates on TV and radio, according to a RNC official.
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Analysts said the move effectively makes the dollar surrogates Zimbabwe's de-facto local currency.
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Few Trump surrogates have been as effective at defending their boss as Kellyanne Conway.
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While Sanders launched few direct attacks on rival Hillary Clinton, his surrogates were unsparing.
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Sanders is dispatching surrogates to North Carolina on Thursday and South Carolina on Saturday.
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But, he said, "I would hope my surrogates do not focus on that issue."
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She provides surrogates with their own legal counsel to guide them through the process.
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No doubt there are Trump-cheerleading surrogates out there who ace every official requirement.
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Jeff Sessions -- one of Trump's leading surrogates -- was cautious when asked about the idea.
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They're worried that Trump and his surrogates can rightly tag Sanders as a socialist.
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We sent a lot of great surrogates including Tim Kaine and others to Wisconsin.
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He is to be held responsible and his surrogates are to be held responsible.
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Every year hundreds of Japanese end up going abroad to find donors and surrogates.
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Women who become surrogates generally take great satisfaction in helping someone become a parent.
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That presents a challenge for her surrogates, and really for her entire messaging apparatus.
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In recent days, the Clinton campaign has deployed some of its most powerful surrogates.
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The campaign has planned events only to have to send surrogates in Warren's place.
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And while Sanders and Harris were absent, their surrogates and fans certainly were not.
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If you watched cable news today, nearly all of Trump's surrogates were in agreement.
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The campaign is expected to name other high profile surrogates in the coming days.
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Although POTUS has remained relatively silent about the special counsel, his surrogates have not.
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We will not tolerate witness tampering by the President or any of his surrogates.
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" "We will not tolerate witness tampering by the President or any of his surrogates.
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And Clinton has some good surrogates on her side to appeal to this base.
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Mr Corbyn and his surrogates will cry betrayal and disloyalty at such open manoeuvring.
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Because the conditions that spawned the era of frontier fires have found modern surrogates.
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Clinton and her surrogates have denounced the billionaire's remarks as undermining American democratic values.
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At each event, Trump introduced prominent surrogates who whipped the crowd into a frenzy.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.), who supports the former governor, said two Rubio surrogates, Reps.
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Of course, Trump previous has denied being aware of it, personally and through surrogates.
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He's been among Rubio's most active surrogates in South Carolina ahead of Saturday's primary.
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" She added, indignantly, "People refer to us as surrogates, but we are his children.
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Prominent Trump surrogates, including Sarah Palin and Ann Coulter, beat the drums for Nehlen.
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He's liked and respected by Republican colleagues, a dynamic that Clinton surrogates immediately stressed.
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Clinton has mostly dispatched surrogates, including Bill Clinton, to campaign on her behalf here.
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These are women correspondents who are asking questions and being surrogates for the viewer.
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The President, senior staffers, Cabinet members, and outside surrogates all trumpeted different talking points.
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Clinton in Iowa and was told the campaign did not need any more surrogates.
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A lack of surrogates in the UK also meant waiting for years, Prior said.
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They also circulated talking points for surrogates to respond specifically to the Post story.
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Clinton has a long list of Latino surrogates in the state, including Democratic Rep.
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He didn't focus as much on personal appearances, or on corralling prominent black surrogates.
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Even in a campaign with no shortage of famous surrogates, Ms. Dunham stood out.
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Mr. Shine also discussed streamlining the process to put more Trump surrogates on television.
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" The Ducey campaign and its surrogates quickly reframed Mr. Garcia's position as "abolish ICE.
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Elizabeth Warren campaigned in the state; Biden deployed well-known local surrogates, including Sen.
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Trump's surrogates also appeared sensitive to the criticism that Trump was struggling with women.
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The committee instead advised campaigns to encourage surrogates "to promote a positive alternative" hashtags.
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It was the same message the White House was sending out to its surrogates.
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Candidates who aren't confined to Washington have deployed surrogates on the trail as well.
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It has made surrogates out of senior Iraqi government officials and members of parliament.
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Instead, the group will serve as outside advisers and surrogates, a separate source said.
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Sanders along with campaign surrogates will meet with local activists in delegate-heavy states.
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He and his surrogates often tout polls that show voters prefer Biden to Trump.
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Sanders said his own surrogates, especially women of color, face similarly vicious attacks online.
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Perhaps, but imagination still has pitfalls, and experience surrogates are cheaper and objectively better.
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In fact, we received nothing but contempt from the Clinton campaign and her surrogates.
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The allegations that Trump surrogates were exchanging information with Russian sources are equally explosive.
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Trump's surrogates have floated several conspiracy theories concerning Clinton's overall mental and physical health.
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Surrogacy experts and surrogates said that barring foreigners would simply push the trade underground.
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Clinton's advisers drafted responses and recruited surrogates to go on television to defend her.
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President-elect Trump and his surrogates talked what looked like a very different game.
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For the rest of us, there were lame excuses from the Trump campaign and surrogates.
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Walsh told CNN the super PAC does not plan on signing on any new surrogates.
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Trump may have done it in an early-morning tweetstorm, if you believe his surrogates.
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If nothing else, it was a lesson that Kremlin surrogates were sharpening their cyber skills.
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Alas, there is no shortage of Clinton surrogates making hyperbolic claims about the Sanders campaign.
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That's how he sees himself and how his surrogates refer to him at his rallies.
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Surrogates are stay-at-home moms, nurses, six-figure business owners, and everything in between.
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So surrogates have to stay on those supplemented hormones until the placenta can handle things.
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Clinton's deep bench of surrogates also continued to be deployed throughout the country on Monday.
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Surrogates, who are supposed to faithfully represent the candidate's views, haven't provided any more clarity.
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Growing Generations ensures that surrogates are financially secure before taking on the responsibility, she adds.
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Clinton has looked to popular surrogates -- namely Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and Vermont Sen.
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Yet the Clinton campaign and its team of powerful surrogates — from President Obama to Sen.
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White surrogates are rare and command a premium, particularly if they have been to university.
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But Cleveland's surrogates insisted that the president was suffering from nothing more than a toothache.
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Trump and his surrogates have repeatedly questioned Clinton's health and stamina throughout the campaign trail.
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Not surprisingly, Clinton and her campaign surrogates have emphasized the groundbreaking nature of her candidacy.
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Even Trump's surrogates at times have had trouble explaining what Trump meant by his tweets.
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Trump's surrogates and apologists in the media have already begun to set the stage. Sen.
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His surrogates are older former Democratic senators like John Kerry, Bob Kerrey and Chris Dodd.
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The campaign's surrogates are also criss-crossing the state Saturday, including a new name: Rep.
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During a call with surrogates yesterday, the top brass offered no apology for the loss.
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There are downsides for Clinton if she relies too heavily on her network of surrogates.
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Assange also says he has not spoken to Vladimir Putin, his surrogates or Donald Trump.
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Trump's surrogates, however, have said the cash is now "pouring in" for the general election.
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They will also feature numerous high-profile female surrogates backing Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee.
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I think Romney could have made this strategy more explicit, but perhaps that's for surrogates.
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Sometimes that took the form of suggested one-liners for Clinton or her campaign surrogates.
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Clinton has better surrogates than Trump, a more professional campaign team, better voter data, everything.
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Yet according to surrogates close to the White House, the talking points have been minimal.
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They aren't on the air, they aren't on the ground and they aren't sending surrogates.
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So why exactly do all of Trump's surrogates look like members of the same family?
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But some surrogates for Mr. Trump still seem to view Mr. Cox with deep suspicion.
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The Obama administration's and Hillary Clinton's African American campaign surrogates circled their wagons around Kim.
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Mr. Trump's advisers and surrogates offered a series of explanations and denials to the accusations.
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His children, who have acted as surrogates for him on the campaign trail, will speak.
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Will Sanders and his surrogates come to a clear position after Tuesday, win or lose?
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In September, he and his husband will have two children born via two separate surrogates.
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Trump blasted Freeman's email for suggesting his surrogates stop discussing controversial lawsuits against Trump University.
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Comey confirmed in March the FBI was investigating possible collusion between Trump surrogates and Russia.
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Sanders and his surrogates argue that he would be a stronger Democratic candidate against Trump.
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Instead, Trump campaigned surrounded by politicians, operatives and surrogates whose only real commonality was opportunism.
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Each time, the Trump campaign has explicitly directed surrogates to defend Trump's (increasingly indefensible) performance.
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"It's up to Bernie to rein in his surrogates," said Jon Reinish, a Democratic strategist.
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Resist the temptation to fill vacancies with partisan surrogates like Newt Gingrich and Rudy Giuliani.
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His campaign surrogates have taken up the torch, with his vice presidential nominee, Indiana Gov.
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Her older siblings and in-laws are all either White House aides or campaign surrogates.
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Like President Trump, he and his top surrogates seem to relish picking fights with journalists.
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Trump's surrogates and Cabinet members have said that Soleimani's death saved Americans from imminent threats.
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And just about everybody, surrogates and other candidates alike, have invoked him on the stump.
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Even without the candidate, the campaign is sending its surrogates mostly to delegate-heavy counties.
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Several other top-tier candidates have unleashed high-profile surrogates of their own, with Sen.
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The surrogates will host fundraising events, women-to-women phone banks and other campaign events.
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" Quinn isn't named; the words are attributed instead to "one of Andrew Cuomo's top surrogates.
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Sanders' supporters and surrogates are known for their quick and fierce response to his critics.
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Also scheduled to appear are top Trump surrogates Ben Carson and the televangelist Mark Burns.
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Inevitably, with senators unable to vigorously campaign themselves, the battle of the surrogates will ensue.
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"I think surrogates are overplayed, honestly," said Terry Sullivan, who managed Marco Rubio's presidential campaign.
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Additionally, he said, good surrogates are most effective when they campaign with the candidates themselves.
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Thomas Jefferson enlisted surrogates to publish attacks on Alexander Hamilton, who responded with anonymous ripostes.
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The campaign said several surrogates would visit Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina this weekend.
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Over the next week, Biden's campaign is sending a host of diverse surrogates to Iowa.
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But both official surrogates and (especially) online supporters have delivered plenty of attacks on Warren.
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Understandably bondholders and their surrogates are duty-bound to act to protect their economic interests.
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There's nothing new about Trump's surrogates on TV struggling to defend his conduct, of course.
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As part of a surrogacy program, human surrogates mimic the behavior of real mother gorillas.
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He also praised the surrogates for their defense of him on television, one source said.
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She said her order also applied to surrogates who might speak on Mr. Stone's behalf.
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Campaign surrogates, all veterans, used the first 29 minutes of the event to boost Trump.
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Trump's surrogates seem to be attempting to redefine sexual assault in order to defend him.
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Through several deals with the U.S. government wherein PRNT3D provides an undisclosed number of body surrogates annually, they are allocated (again, on an annual basis) a number of human brains from domestic organ donors to merge with surrogates and sell to the general public.
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Trump and his surrogates famously battled reporters over the crowd size of his Inauguration Day ceremony.
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Hyde: Surrogates, egg donors and intended parents undergo screening before they are accepted to our program.
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Christie, a longtime Trump friend, was among Trump's closest advisers and top surrogates during the campaign.
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How long until we hear Trump surrogates suggest that Obama might be guilty of a crime?
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Her sister and some friends have even offered to act as surrogates when the time comes.
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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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I think it's important for families and surrogates to have a good relationship, during and after.
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To this end, Mrs Clinton is now mobilising her most millennial-friendly surrogates, including Mr Obama.
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The campaigns are also being invited to send surrogates to a livestreamed debate in late July.
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Surrogates I've talked to never felt manipulated or exploited or did anything they didn't want to.
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Atkinson disputed what Trump and surrogates, including Graham, have said about the whistleblower lacking firsthand knowledge.
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Notable Trump surrogates Christie, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, retired Lt. Gen.
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Relaxing the law would make payments more transparent and might encourage more surrogates to come forward.
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But following the Democratic convention, the Clinton campaign has enlisted surrogates such as Sanders, Massachusetts Sen.
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Clinton's health has also been subject to speculation from Trump and his top surrogates and supporters.
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Dittmar said Clinton has been better than her surrogates in trying to appeal to young women.
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A total of nine female surrogates became pregnant, but only eight baby monkeys were born alive.
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And she drew on her own media skills, becoming one of his most effective TV surrogates.
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Clinton's campaign and her surrogates repeatedly pointed to the narrow lead she maintained throughout Monday night.
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"It is not possible for my surrogates to stand at podium with perfect accuracy!" he wrote.
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We've watched the predictable stump speeches, seen the campaign ads, heard constantly from surrogates and supporters.
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Likewise, Trump surrogates for months have insisted that calling Trump voters racist and bigots is unfair.
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Her breezy shamelessness, and the more anguished shamelessness of her fellow Trump surrogates, shouldn't fool anyone.
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Clinton and her campaign surrogates have begun criticizing Sanders more forcefully leading up to the Feb.
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Instead of seeking surrogates for God, they try to acquiesce in something that transcends human understanding.
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But the narrative might not be as sound as Trump and his surrogates think it is.
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Trump's campaign surrogates offered pushback against the candidates' claims at nearly every turn of the night.
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One of those surrogates, Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, has struggled with his own weight.
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Trump Jr. has become one of the Trump administration's most sought after surrogates on the stump.
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Booker," the Clinton aide told The Hill, adding that he's "one of our most active surrogates.
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And they can swarm the state with effective surrogates: Bill Clinton, Joe Biden (ahem, Scranton), Obama.
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Several states, including Wisconsin and New York, forbid health care surrogates to stop food and fluids.
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Mr. Giuliani has emerged as one of Mr. Trump's most devoted surrogates in the presidential campaign.
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Richard Klein, curator of exhibitions at the Aldrich, sees surrogates for Mr. Jones throughout the work.
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Russia and China are already waging irregular warfare via surrogates, misinformation, artificial intelligence and asymmetric tactics.
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It's really tough to defend Trump on this, but he and his surrogates have certainly tried.
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Clinton has brought on board as her local surrogates — are out of touch with young voters.
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Trump and his surrogates have trumpeted the myth that we have a trade deficit with Canada.
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A free press was created by the nation's founders to serve as surrogates for the public.
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For Trump surrogates like Pence, the best response is to deny the original offense ever occurred.
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Despite all the hype and media attention paid to Bernie Sanders surrogates, like New York Rep.
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New Jersey recently approved compensation for surrogates; Washington State's announced it would do so in January.
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"You don't believe that surrogates from the Trump campaign had communications with the Russians?" he asked.
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One of his top surrogates in Congress is also not on the edge of his seat.
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The drawbacks of such pointed attacks are coming into relief as Sanders surrogates reportedly court Sen.
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Public figures must be subject to careful scrutiny and criticism from the citizens' free press surrogates.
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Kerry has served as one of the former vice president's top surrogates in the 2020 race.
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The other candidates similarly have surrogates stumping for them in the early states during the trial.
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But so far, candidates don't appear to see either of the Clintons as must-have surrogates.
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Several black surrogates from South Bend have been traveling the state to vouch for Buttigieg's inclusiveness.
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Only a handful of small studies of paid gestational surrogates and egg donors have been conducted.
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No published research has examined how U.S. egg donors or surrogates look back on their experiences.
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It's an argument Kasich surrogates have adopted as they seek to turn the tables on Cruz.
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Bloomberg is dispatching aides and surrogates to slam Sanders in media appearances as an ineffective ideologue.
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Also on Tuesday, Bloomberg held a South Carolina press conference where black surrogates attacked Sanders' record.
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They only wanted surrogates with cross-party appeal, like former NBA star Charles Barkley — and Biden.
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Campaign surrogates, who were always coming to Iowa for the final stretch, will have expanded roles.
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Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential president in 2016, becoming one of his most vocal surrogates.
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Meanwhile, Donald Jr., Eric, and their respective partners have gladly taken on roles as campaign surrogates.
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Even as some of Sanders's surrogates have attacked Warren's revised plan, he has largely refused to.
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Klobuchar will send surrogates to the state and find other ways to campaign around the proceedings.
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France's prohibition on surrogacy sends wealthy prospective parents abroad but doesn't protect surrogates anywhere from abuse.
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That would include developing and coordinating anti-impeachment messages to distribute to surrogates and Republican lawmakers.
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"Governments need to create better access to surrogates domestically," said Mr. Everingham of Families Through Surrogacy.
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But despite running as one of Clinton's most prominent surrogates, Kaine hasn't always agreed with her.
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First there was a big Trump rally, and then a press conference involving a host of Trump surrogates; then, dozens of those surrogates fanned out across the state to speak to Republican caucusgoers — because Trump is technically facing two primary challenges, and Republican caucuses were being held.
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Clinton and an army of surrogates barnstormed South Carolina, Mr. Sanders made sporadic visits to the state.
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Yet the White House stands by a story various Trump surrogates have repeated in the weeks since.
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Pelosi, showing confidence, declined to address the caucus before the vote, letting surrogates talk on her behalf.
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Trump surrogates understand that the phrase "mass deportation" sounds harsh and could turn off suburban moderate voters.
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She had narrowed down three possible surrogates to carry her grandchild, but the fertilization procedure wasn't successful.
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Constitutional scholars agree that those statements made by Trump and his surrogates could be used in proceedings.
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It is hardly surprising that the candidates and their surrogates evaluated the performances through rose-coloured glasses.
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But that doesn't mean they aren't making plays in each using surrogates, ad buys and family visits.
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Several African countries are becoming more popular; Indian women seeking to be surrogates are going to Kenya.
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In reviewing potential surrogates, how do I work in subjective qualities, like kindness, honesty, patience, and compassion?
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Clinton's campaign surrogates and her other allies had spent days promising her speech would break new ground.
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A Family Feud sketch that also features the cast as surrogates for the Clinton and Trump campaigns.
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Donald Trump and his surrogates have spent the last week suggesting that this race will get nastier.
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All of us from Sanders, staffers, supporters, surrogates have all come to say, we told you so.
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Clinton has relied on top Democratic surrogates to turn out voters in swing states across the country.
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Still, polls show Clinton is under performing with millennials, so the campaign is deploying high-profile surrogates.
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Surrogates were told to highlight Comey's testimony to Congress and note his political affiliation and track record.
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Cruz came to the dais facing significant pressure to endorse Trump from his campaign aides and surrogates.
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Trump and his surrogates have given conflicting statements about the creation of a registry for Muslim Americans.
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As Vox's Emily Crocket has written, many Trump supporters and surrogates bristle at that "sexual assault" label.
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Some states have outlawed surrogacy altogether, some states allow it but don't allow surrogates to be paid.
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The difference with Trump is that he's unusually ruthless about such attacks, and rarely hides behind surrogates.
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The senators, meanwhile, have sent lower-wattage surrogates: a daughter (Klobuchar), a wife (Sanders), a dog (Warren).
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The walls are decorated with schedules, pro-Clinton talking points and posters signed by Clinton's famous surrogates.
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Pleas for black surrogates to campaign on Clinton's behalf in Milwaukee to boost voter turnout were dismissed.
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Trump surrogates have been largely absent from the hours of unremitting cable news coverage of the furor.
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For months, the President and his surrogates adamantly, angrily and repeatedly denied any contacts with Russian officials.
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Meanwhile, Comey's opening statement was released without a major presence of those surrogates on the television airwaves.
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Clinton has a campaign that employs many methods of communication, including videos, respected surrogates and bilingual outreach.
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A week did not pass without one of their candidates or their surrogates barnstorming across North Carolina.
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" Podesta added that Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, and her surrogates are "going where the votes are.
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Surrogates on the ground can work the delegates and convince them to jump to a rival campaign.
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Two popular theories are thrown around by the mainstream media and Democratic surrogates as self-evident truths.
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I also really think it's just a plain rejection of all things Donald Trump and his surrogates.
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Clinton's campaign, Mr. de Blasio may be but one in a pack of willing New York surrogates.
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Trump has generally left the task of discussion his actions to his team of advisers and surrogates.
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Since then, most of the president's surrogates have declined to say whether he believes in climate change.
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" Franken later asked: "You don't believe that surrogates from the Trump campaign had communications with the Russians?
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But Trump and his surrogates' claims that the polls themselves are skewed contain Trump's potential Trump card.
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Clinton's surrogates say it would be politically difficult for her to fire him if she is elected.
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Theory: Twitter is making it increasingly difficult — or even impossible — to follow Donald Trump and his surrogates.
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McCaskill's tweet came as surrogates were being asked by the campaign to keep the pressure on Trump.
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It's all fine and dandy for surrogates, but the most powerful comes from having the principal herself.
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Confronted with an unknowable Other, of course the human surrogates react with fear, hatred, and explosive charges.
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Clinton's most persuasive surrogates — delegate math, and "Fear of a Trump Presidency" — as by the candidate herself.
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But almost immediately, Trump surrogates and others started calling their stories into question because of the timing.
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And Trump's surrogates at the time — who later joined his administration — criticized Zuckerberg sharply for his comments.
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He's also signaling he will not bow to pressure from the candidate, his surrogates or the media.
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Biden needs to mobilize some heavyweight surrogates who can come up with innovative ways to build bridges.
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Gretchen Whitmer and the in-state campaigning conducted by other surrogates of the Biden campaign like Sens.
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In recent weeks, he has also been arming surrogates with White House talking points on the coronavirus.
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And it could mean enlisting surrogates who have more credibility among young voters than Mr. Biden does.
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Some Trump Hill surrogates have urged their colleagues to stick with the nominee despite his controversial remarks.
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Michael Scherer reports that Elizabeth Warren's husband and surrogates, including former housing secretary Julián Castro and Rep.
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In Iowa over the weekend, senators expressed gratitude for their surrogates — but also urged them to continue.
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Some of his main surrogates, such as AOC, are products of the movement he built in 2016.
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In February 262, shortly after announcing his second presidential run, Mr. Sanders emailed a letter to surrogates.
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Other liberal surrogates Another factor: The party's 20183 presidential prospects are eager to hit the campaign trail.
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At caucuses attended by his surrogates, it was clear how deeply bonded his supporters are to him.
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Because tone comes from the top, you see the President's surrogates and even Cabinet officials echo it.
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"[Sanders] has built an incredible amount of surrogates who will be going out for him," Khanna said.
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Op-Docs A Chinese businesswoman in California has become a matchmaker between Chinese parents and American surrogates.
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Elizabeth Warren, and former mayor Pete Buttigieg, surrogates were advised to set somewhat vague and conflicting expectations.
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Hawaii, with its 25 delegates, was slightly more front and center: One of Sanders' top surrogates, Rep.
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Louisiana Republicans are calling in their party's biggest surrogates in a last-minute push to stop Gov.
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He has since backed off that position, with his surrogates saying his administration will prioritize removing criminals.
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In one especially odd moment, Trump remarked upon how white one of his key Latino surrogates looks.
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Here are some of the talking points delivered to surrogates in the email obtained by POLITICO: Mrs.
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They had no children and so considered the works in their collection to be surrogates of sorts.
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On October 18, he had this exchange with Franken in which he outright claimed he did not believe Trump surrogates ever communicated with the Russians (an exchange Marcy Wheeler recently flagged at the Intercept): FRANKEN: You don't believe that surrogates from the Trump campaign had communications with the Russians.
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Campaign surrogates: The idea of presenting an assortment of voices to articulate candidates' views isn't a bad one.
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With babies on the brain, Lorelai and Luke go shopping for surrogates since he doesn't want to adopt.
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"I want to raise awareness for other surrogates," she says, "to understand what happens when things go bad."
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The lies told by candidates and surrogates were so brazen, at times they pushed the bounds of sanity.
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Warren has long resisted attacking Sanders -- and he has largely reciprocated although some staffers and surrogates have not.
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But the fact that some of Warren's top surrogates publicly criticized another candidate is nevertheless a surprising development.
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To read more about the lives of surrogates, pick up the new issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.
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Trump's reelection campaign unleashed an army of surrogates across the Hawkeye State ahead of the caucuses on Monday.
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And instead of pro-Trump surrogates, Gonzalez surrounded himself with pals and mentors from his football-playing days.
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In Britain, surrogates are entitled to "reasonable expenses", an ill-defined category that can stretch to recuperative holidays.
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Here's a glimpse at the expectations game waged by campaign surrogates who made the television rounds Monday morning.
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"There are sexual surrogates who do hands-on instructional work, but that's different from sex therapy," she says.
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That will drive the conversation before the political surrogates come in and respond more aggressively, the adviser said.
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Depending on their ages, individual experiences and psychological condition, some orangutans require constant care from the human surrogates.
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You have to, on some level, feel for Trump's surrogates who were defending his ISIS founder comment Thursday.
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Warren was but one of many Clinton surrogates hitting the trail in support of her this week. Sen.
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Trump, Clinton turn to their daughters The developments are notable because Trump's children are typically his best surrogates.
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Trump and his surrogates echoed the implausible line that the star was meant to be a sheriff's badge.
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But in the case of Trump's surrogates, this is providing an amazing insight into their own psychological projection.
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All day Tuesday, Biden aides appeared to soften the blow, on conference calls with donors and other surrogates.
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This is a 180-degree departure from what had been dogmatic talking points for Clinton surrogates last year.
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Biden has been one of Clinton's top surrogates of the cycle and a frequent attack dog of Trump.
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Clinton's campaign has also deployed a fleet of surrogates to rally supporters in areas she will not visit.
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But even more so, you can see how the Sanders threat is being handled with her loyal surrogates.
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He relitigates the rights of surrogates to make decisions for those they love, undermining the role of families.
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Clinton surrogates are admitting that she lost because there is no current path to victory on the map.
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His surrogates were using the term "elite" as an insult to the liberal left during Trump's 2016 campaign.
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It contracted sharply last November, however, when the government moved suddenly to block foreign nationals from hiring surrogates.
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She stands to earn 2122,250 rupees at the end of her months spent chatting with other expectant surrogates.
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This is exactly what most of his surrogates were hinting in the days before his major immigration speech.
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Fox News, which Trump and his surrogates appear on regularly, has been largely supportive of the President's agenda.
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The most effective surrogates of all, as my research consistently shows, are first ladies of the United States.
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Surrogates have blasted out a litany of mayoral achievements by email, on Twitter and in op-eds articles.
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Of that, surrogates take home an average $30,000 to $35,000, with a bonus if they carry multiple pregnancies.
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Mr. Trump's eldest three children have been prominent surrogates for him on the campaign trail, particularly Ivanka Trump.
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Bringing in such national Democratic surrogates is "high-risk, high-reward," said David Mowery, an Alabama political consultant.
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Surrogates experience what any other pregnant woman does: weight gain, discomfort, nausea, food aversions, and of course, labor.
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But there is still no evidence that President Trump had knowledge of what his campaign surrogates were doing.
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In recent days, Clinton has relied on high-profile surrogates to vouch for her on the trust issue.
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America is isolating itself, as Trump replaces traditional diplomacy with bullying, backed up by an army of surrogates.
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But through talking points administered to surrogates on Wednesday that referred to Mr. Clinton's affairs and how Mrs.
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Mia Love (R-Utah) are acting as surrogates, often appearing on cable television to speak on his behalf.
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Some of Clinton's campaign surrogates have called into question Sanders's commitment to civil rights and criminal justice reform.
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The Sanders campaign on Wednesday touted the Vermont senator's momentum, while Clinton surrogates questioned his record on immigration.
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In these races, Republicans have deployed their top surrogates, including the president, and they've spent piles of money.
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Plus, they have been very loyal surrogates for months now – a quality Trump cherishes in those around him.
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Last month, for example, he called the news network a "press shop" for Clinton and her campaign surrogates.
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Sanders enlisted the help of influential black surrogates such as Harvard Professor Cornel West and rapper Killer Mike.
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Conway's job, as far as anyone can tell, is to serve as one of Trump's chief media surrogates.
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And the newest models of sex robots are creeping closer to the level of "Westworld"-style sex surrogates.
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An internal campaign strategy document accidentally leaked in November suggested "GOP surrogates" could help Lipinski court Republican voters.
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Clinton and all of her surrogates to emphasize to liberal voters: Don't you see, this is our chance!
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This close relationship might bode well for someday using southern white rhinos as surrogates for northern white embryos.
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Surrogates for other Democratic contenders — like Mr. Biden, Ms. Harris and Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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Then there's Arizona, a state Republicans are confident of winning despite active campaigning by Clinton and her surrogates.
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Bezos was a frequent target of online attacks by those thought to be Crown Prince Mohammed&aposs surrogates.
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The White House has sent top surrogates like Vice President Pence to the district in recent weeks, too.
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The Hill's Julia Manchester explains what candidates and their surrogates said in the post-debate 5 spin room.
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After all, the free press was established so that reporters could collectively serve as surrogates of the public.
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Ami Bera of California, who is among the surrogates traveling through the state on Biden's behalf this week.
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Yet there's been little pushback to the Sanders attacks from the Biden campaign, or even his top surrogates.
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But with surrogates, video conferences and having worked the state so much, this may not make much difference.
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All three senators, as well as Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg, are also flooding the state with surrogates.
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"Beaufort, especially, is a bit more rural, so not a lot of campaigns send surrogates there," he said.
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Trump surrogates say they're used to preparing to answer questions about his statements and tweets — or deflecting them.
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At a minimum, Trump and his surrogates have a lot of explaining to do to the American people.
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Trump's team of surrogates was reportedly kept in the dark about the Comey firing until the last minute.
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Obama, one of Hillary Clinton's most forceful surrogates during the campaign, kept the new president at arm's length.
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Some of those women and other female surrogates will be out front this week attesting to his character.
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Her party's most prominent surrogates—in particular the President, Joe Biden, and Elizabeth Warren—all issued unalloyed endorsements.
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How do they go back to covering White House press briefings and inviting Trump surrogates onto primetime panels?
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The documentary special features insights from Trump surrogates including political consultant Roger Stone and conservative commentator Ann Coulter.
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They will work on advising surrogates, creating talking points, and boosting support for Trump ahead of the elections.
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Clinton has been speaking to crowds who are eager to hear everything she, and her surrogates, have to say.
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Clinton and some of her surrogates for questioning his civil rights record and his commitment to an immigration overhaul.
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Sanders could do himself a load of good by including more Southern voices among his impressive roster of surrogates.
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Buzzfeed reported last week that Trump has been quietly asking his surrogates to try to get booked on CNN.
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Next, he should name real leaders, not his surrogates from these minority communities, to visible places in his administration.
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Instead of the typical texts that accompany artworks is all the relevant metadata often embedded in their digital surrogates.
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Trump and his surrogates often accused Clinton of breaking the law through her use of a private email server.
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Google tells me that surrogates cost about $100,000-ish, which is a lot less than I would have expected.
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Trump and his surrogates have sounded the clarion call for party unity and to fall in line behind him.
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Indeed, Pius surrounds himself with parental surrogates such as Cardinal Michael Spencer (James Cromwell) and Sister Mary (Diane Keaton).
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The campaign must take every opportunity to stir this anger and direct it against our opponents and their surrogates.
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And some Trump supporters and campaign surrogates have made headlines this week for comments that seriously undermine that message.
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Bolton, speaking in London, said it would be a big mistake if Iran or its surrogates attacked U.S. interests.
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Trump's circle of political advisers and surrogates has gradually expanded and now includes strong personalities like New Jersey Gov.
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One such myth is that surrogates in the US are financially desperate, doing it to eke out a living.
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Research published Wednesday detailed that 79 embryos were implanted into 21 surrogates, resulting in six pregnancies and two births.
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Having surrogates like James Carville ranting about people dying if the foundation closes is both ineffective, and, indeed, counterproductive.
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Mike Pence, Trump's running mate, stopped in the state in September, but otherwise big-name surrogates have been absent.
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And it's allowing surrogates for the Sanders and Clinton campaigns to come to union events and talk to members.
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On Wednesday, they put out talking points encouraging surrogates to chat about Monica Lewinsky, Gennifer Flowers and Paula Jones.
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The Clinton campaign and its surrogates have frequently cited Powell's use of person email in defending the Democratic nominee.
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The Clinton campaign also relied on fundraisers headlined by campaign surrogates, including former President Bill Clinton, and online donations.
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Not only was Flynn an early endorser of Trump, he was one of his most aggressive and effective surrogates.
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It's possible that this is a last resort, an acknowledgment that the issue can't be handled by surrogates alone.
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She has publicly praised Trump and met with some of his top surrogates, such as GOP far right Rep.
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That job (such as it was) fell to surrogates, SuperPACs, and, through opposition research, to the media as well.
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On Sunday, August 24, three Trump surrogates took to the airwaves to insist that Trump's immigration plan hadn't changed.
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Some detractors, including a few of Trump's surrogates, have in recent weeks floated various theories about Clinton's well-being.
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In fact, Hillary's surrogates and campaign staff spent nearly all of the election cycle telling us precisely the opposite.
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Surrogates for Cruz have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
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The RNC has already begun briefing its state parties, members of Congress and surrogates in preparation for Thursday's hearing.
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The point was expressed pithily (in a way) by one of Trump's top surrogates, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
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Trump and his surrogates have previously pointed to market highs as evidence of the performance of the current administration.
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When she completes the process, she will be one of the the few trans surrogates working in the field.
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Both Ivanka and Kushner, along with their children, have been highly visible surrogates for Trump on the campaign trail.
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Since these people didn't have any phobias, they acted as the "surrogates" for brain activity for the phobic people.
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It seems there have been a lot of difficulties in executing the wills of Bernie Sanders's people and surrogates.
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Nervy interactions between pro-Trump surrogates and hosts like Cupp or Jake Tapper have become a kind of theater.
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And they and their surrogates are responding in real time to charges and claims made by the other party.
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"He will be best served by a running mate and by surrogates who fully embrace his campaign," Rubio added.
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" Andrea was proud to hear that she was "one of the best surrogates that the psychiatrist had ever met.
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The Republican candidate has relied on surrogates, like his campaign head, to hold more public events on his behalf.
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Clinton — eager to capitalize on a deep bench of potent surrogates — has leaned increasingly on her highest-profile supporters.
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On this basis alone, various Clinton surrogates attempted to frame backing Sanders over her as an inherently sexist act.
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While administration officials and bipartisan surrogates will counter opponents' economic arguments, a big focus will be on national security.
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If we saw gestation as work, on the other hand, we could imagine surrogates bargaining or going on strike.
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With approval ratings among Democrats of over 60 percent, Mr. Clinton is one of his wife's most potent surrogates.
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Most of the other 12 members were Trump surrogates (remember Chris Christie, Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich?) and aides.
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But that A-team of surrogates is unlikely to spend the next three months on the road nonstop; Mrs.
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With his approval ratings among Democrats over 60 percent, Mr. Clinton is one of his wife's most powerful surrogates.
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They usually tip their hands, however, when their surrogates and propaganda outlets rush to the defense of their servants.
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Pence, who is also the GOP governor of Indiana, leads a stable of Donald Trump's top surrogates including Gov.
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Mr. Trump's family has been central to his campaign arc, with his children serving as top advisers and surrogates.
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Not like copies or proxies, but as surrogates who we fill with our needs and hope they don't notice.
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Clinton's top surrogates felt comfortable going even further, seeing that their supporters were roused by the 11th-hour story.
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He was nonetheless the "blue-collar billionaire," to quote the oxymoron that some of his surrogates took to using.
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Until then, candidates had relied on surrogates to get their messages out to the public and at political conventions.
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"Clinton, through her surrogates, is just trying to divert attention from the dishonest behavior of herself and her husband."
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You need to get surrogates and win those local activists over so they don't go with the other candidates.
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"An ethical framework must be forged now, while brain surrogates remain in the early stages of development," they said.
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Most disturbingly, the president and his surrogates often attack government institutions, including many that are among America's most respected.
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But the conference appears divided, as even a few Trump Hill surrogates say they have no animosity toward Ryan.
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The White House will leave it to the Republican National Committee and its surrogates to counterattack against Mr. Comey.
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In the weeks leading up to the caucuses, candidates relied on politicians who endorsed them to serve as surrogates.
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" The Bloomberg campaign statement detailed a half-dozen anti-Bloomberg statements from Sanders surrogates and staff, calling them "unacceptable.
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He's holding a rally in Manchester on Monday night, and Trump campaign surrogates arrived in the state on Sunday.
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And the couple's surrogates across the Atlantic have not been shy about saying outright what the couple has not.
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Trump campaign staffers and surrogates implied the leak of Bolton's book was timed to goose his own book sales.
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The senators have done their best to ameliorate the effects by having high-profile surrogates appear in their stead.
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Biden's campaign announced Tuesday it's sending 21 surrogates to crisscross the Hawkeye State and headline more than 100 events.
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Though they had not settled on a candidate, Republicans brought in their most popular surrogates to generate big turnout.
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Mark Pocan of Wisconsin, one of the surrogates in Cedar Falls who campaigned while Sanders was returning from Washington.
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Political surrogates have always played a role in presidential elections, by turns lending campaigns credibility, enthusiasm and star power.
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He then let his surrogates go out — or possibly sent them out — to lie about why Comey was fired.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) — one of his surrogates — booed at a mention of Hillary Clinton at a campaign rally.
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On Tuesday, a photograph of an airplane full of Trump campaign surrogates returning from Iowa sailed around the internet.
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No one would blame you for being offended by some of his most obnoxious online supporters or problematic surrogates.
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Even after learning about the reliability and effectiveness of using "experience surrogates" instead of imagination, few people do it.
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High profile surrogates have flooded the commonwealth, among them Vice President Mike Pence as well as Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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"He will be best served by a running mate and by surrogates who fully embrace his campaign," he added.
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Having well-known female surrogates like Gloria Steinem and Madeline Albright ridicule and shame young women didn't work either.
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On Wednesday, campaign surrogates spoke about why they think the businessman's economic policies are bad for women and families.
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I seem them as what they are and as kindred surrogates for many other protest objects, tactics, and movements.
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Malloy and Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, both Clinton surrogates, see an opening with Bushmaster's court appearance on Monday.
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In South Carolina, Bakari Sellers, one of Harris' most prominent surrogates, is getting inundated with calls from 2020 Democrats.
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In a sign of the seat's strategic and symbolic importance, both parties have dispatched top surrogates to the fight.
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Of the campaign's mistakes, Elrod pointed to their use of surrogates as one strategy that could have been improved.
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Trump surrogates argued that his language was no worse than Clinton's support for Beyoncé, who uses sexually explicit language.
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Trump's surrogates and supporters have relentlessly focused on the language Trump used, not the deeds he's accused of committing.
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Rather than bothering to deny any of this, Trump and his surrogates have simply spun a new creation myth.
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And so Trump surrogates try to provide it, scrambling to weave a coherent narrative around his careening, erratic lies.
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It's something she danced around in the last debate, and has allowed surrogates to raise, but hasn't said it directly.
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"As these things work, there are often names that are put in circulation by campaigns who like surrogates," said Martin.
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So I was harsh -- brutal, at times -- swatting at his proposals, his outbursts, his surrogates, in print and on television.
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Earlier in the week, top Trump surrogates Rudy Giuliani and Chris Christie also seemed to back away from the idea.
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Franks reportedly asked two female staffers if they would be surrogates, after he and his wife had problems having children.
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Neither Trump nor his surrogates have provided evidence that any substantial illegal voting had occurred or influenced the popular vote.
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"When I announced yesterday that I'm running for gov, one of Cuomo's top surrogates dismissed me as an "unqualified lesbian.
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He's the hot ticket in town, with indie rock bands and electrifying surrogates adding to the energy around his campaign.
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For the second weekend in a row, Trump stayed off the talk show circuit, sending surrogates who amplified his message.
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Some Sanders surrogates doubted the death threats against the Nevada party chair actually came from Sanders supporters, despite the evidence.
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Despite numerous attacks by Trump and his surrogates, Vindman described his actions as being motivated by patriotism, rather than politics.
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As Hillary Clinton and her surrogates have noted, the plan would involve eliminating Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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Contracts are required between surrogates and Intended Parents, with separate attorneys for each party, paid for by the Intended Parents.
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One of Trump's highest profile surrogates, Sarah Palin, announced on Sunday that she would back Ryan's primary challenger in Wisconsin.
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Omar and Ocasio-Cortez could also be key in helping to boost Sanders, particularly if they act as his surrogates.
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Such agreements might stem the flow of British couples choosing surrogates from countries where the prospective parents' rights are clearer.
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Trump's surrogates said the Republican nominee's comments were taken out of context, and blamed the media for construing his words.
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Campaign 2016 Donald Trump and his surrogates spent the weekend telling anyone who'd listen the election's rigged by -- who else?
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They could have sent key surrogates to back her independent write-in bid, or helped funnel donors to her campaign.
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The incident follows intensifying rumors about Clinton's health in recent weeks, fueled largely by the Trump campaign and its surrogates.
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We appeal to the surrogates of Donald Trump and to him himself that he needs to take the first step.
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Warren, however, has not gone as far as her high-profile surrogates in lambasting the order of the primary states.
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And the White House put no surrogates on the Sunday talk shows to elaborate on Trump's threat South Carolina Sen.
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That statement stood out for its broadness — it disavowed any knowledge of any Trump surrogates having communications with the Russians.
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Regime surrogates managed to shape the Iranian narrative to the extent that they achieved the nuclear deal they desperately wanted.
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Most of Trump and Clinton surrogates/pundits added to network rosters likely won't survive when the calendar turns to 2017.
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Big, dominant tech platforms and global branded-goods companies also get credit in the market's unspoken logic as bond surrogates.
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"Trump lacks strong surrogates as his team's image has taken on water," said Harvard-Harris Poll co-director Mark Penn.
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Dr. Carolyn Maud Doherty, the family's reproductive endocrinologist, says there are very few 61-year-olds who can be surrogates.
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Martinez has worked at the clinic for 20023 years, during which time over 1,000 babies have been born via surrogates.
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An administration official said the White House has also prepared talking points to send to surrogates after he is pardoned.
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The billionaire and his surrogates also repeatedly criticized political correctness, arguing it had weakened U.S. strength at home and abroad.
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Meanwhile, Cortez Masto is hitting the campaign trail with prominent Clinton surrogates as she seeks to widen her name recognition.
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He also said the group will advise Trump surrogates and help them hone talking points ahead of the general elections.
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As reported in The Washington Post, Trump and a number of his surrogates have had extensive business dealings in Russia.
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"One of your high-profile surrogates, actress Rosario Dawson, invoked Monica Lewinsky at one of your rallies," Mr. Tapper said.
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And we certainly hope that day is sooner rather than later, given the supportive comments from the aforementioned Trump surrogates.
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The first lady has been a breakout star on the campaign trail and one of Clinton's strongest surrogates this cycle.
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The People's Summit will be held from Friday until Sunday and speakers include Bernie Sanders surrogates Nina Turner and Rep.
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Today's surrogacy industry promotes the idea that surrogates are not real workers, but poor women who have few other options.
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And of course, once pregnant, surrogates attend routine prenatal visits and take on the burden of any pregnancy-related complications.
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The family-centric schedule reflects Mr. Trump's narrow comfort zone and his conviction that the best surrogates are blood relatives.
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Franks resigned in scandal in December following revelations that he asked female staffers to serve as surrogates for his baby.
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One of the New York City mayor's surrogates told the New York Post he was legally barred from firing Pantaleo.
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But one of the New York City mayor's surrogates tried defending him, saying he was legally barred from firing Pantaleo.
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What is more important is that Trump has millions of surrogates spreading his narrative any time he calls on them.
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Nor has he appeared at a public event or conducted an interview to promote it, leaving those tasks to surrogates.
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Those stocks have been rising … The best way to be defensive now is to raise cash, not buy bond surrogates.
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On Wednesday, CNN reported that Conway's been "sidelined," taking her out of the mix as one of Trump's media surrogates.
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Donald J. Trump never made it to the state, Mr. Kasich visited last year and Rubio surrogates held several events.
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Trump and his surrogates have repeatedly said there is no evidence that Russia's actions altered the election in his favor.
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That scandal also drew attention to the way surrogates were sometimes treated — locked in special houses and without proper care.
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Cross-fostering is when "baby animals are separated from their birth parents and raised by surrogates," according to National Geographic.
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Clinton's campaign has largely ignored Mr. Weiner's connection so far, and has instructed campaign surrogates to avoid discussing his role.
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Obama has been on the campaign trail for Hillary Clinton, becoming one of the Clinton campaign's most effective surrogates. Mrs.
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Both have accused each other of running misleading ads that include President Obama, trading barbs through surrogates and press conferences.
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Then after Christie himself dropped out of the race, he became one of Trump's most prominent early endorsers and surrogates.
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One person in his campaign has come out as one of his most forceful surrogates: his wife, Dr. Jill Biden.
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High-profile surrogates, including Vice President Mike Pence and Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., host other activities in the area.
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Many vegetarians and vegans say the goal is to break the habit of eating meat, not feed it with surrogates.
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In February, when he entered the race, Sanders wrote a memo to surrogates urging them to keep their uniforms clean.
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Warren is also capitalizing on her home state's proximity to New Hampshire to blanket the state with Massachusetts-based surrogates.
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Some of his surrogates refused to endorse her and other supporters made it clear they did so only very reluctantly.
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While Mr. Sanders recovers, an army of surrogates has fanned out across the country to make his case for him.
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The campaign is also considering other options, such as sending their surrogates out on television to attack Sanders, CNBC reported.
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Since then, Sanders has invested heavily in outreach to racial minorities and he's accumulated a diverse team of dynamic surrogates.
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Targeting illicit money flows is the most effective way to prevent further attempts by Putin's surrogates to undermine Western democracy.
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The former president is the latest in a string of high-profile surrogates to stump for Nevada Democrats, especially Rep.
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Those two and others could operate outside the White House as the administration looks to widen its net of surrogates.
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From streams to ads to surrogates, it's a patchwork of pixels to put the candidates in two places at once.
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The Vermont senator has attracted a diverse group of black surrogates, including rapper Killer Mike and former Ohio state Sen.
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He's since made immigration a signature issue in Congress, raising his profile as one of Trump's top surrogates in Pennsylvania.
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Surrogates frequently took the place of expensive commodities, including "cayenne" pepper that mixed cornmeal and salt with toxic red lead.
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"By optimizing the method, we obtained 79 well-developed embryos and implanted them in 21 female monkey surrogates," Poo said.
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That's a message Mr. Biden's top surrogates are sounding at every turn, citing specific potential swing voters in the process.
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Trump surrogates took to the Sunday morning shows this weekend, making clear that they saw this battle as far from over.
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Then there are surrogates — rank-and-file employees or issue experts that may be harder to demonize than the head honcho.
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Her dazzling cast of surrogates included both Obamas, her ex-president husband, Vice President Biden and her former opponent, Bernie Sanders.
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The 100 digital surrogates are organized in the publication by Wallace's four-tier system that categorizes potential risk in user reuse.
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Coach Bobby Knight was among the celebrity surrogates making the rounds at Hofstra University just hours before the first presidential debate.
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The Automation Sciences Lab isn't even close to a Surrogates-like experience, but that's where a really creative artist comes in.
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And Biden's team announced Thursday that it will dispatch nearly two dozen surrogates to campaign on his behalf across the state.
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As surrogates for human behavior, her animals are simultaneously remote and immediate, ranging from warm and cuddly to cold and alien.
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But it is risky for the president and his surrogates to assume they will get to play in such a game.
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Advances in fertility treatment make all this possible, and mean that surrogates are now rarely related to the babies they carry.
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And what does all this coziness between Trump administration surrogates and Moscow mean for US policy, the election, and the country?
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" Rubio himself responded to his surrogates' blunders over the weekend, explaining, "Well, in fairness, they're signing up at the last second.
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Although surrogacy is legal in Britain, it is illegal to pay surrogates more than their basic expenses or solicit their service.
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"These animals are going to be born to southern [white rhino] surrogates … with different habits and different environmental preferences," Vigne said.
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Surrogates said infuriating things on TV. In this case, I think this Donald Trump GIF truly speaks for all of us.
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Meanwhile, Clinton and her surrogates have hammered Trump over comments he made about a former beauty pageant and for pushing birtherism.
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While the Trump campaign released talking points on how to respond, most surrogates did not appear to take the campaign's lead.
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But many heterosexual Singaporean couples conceive using foreign surrogates each year, although they may attempt to conceal this from the authorities.
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Clinton's top aides hope late visits to these states -- by both Clinton and her top surrogates -- will help spur that turnout.
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The Democratic convention also benefited from having an array of surrogates on hand to speak to different sectors of the electorate.
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That might explain why Trump has quietly pushed his surrogates to appear on CNN, even while publicly feuding with the network.
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Murphy has consistently trailed Rubio in most Florida senate polls despite high-profile support from the Clinton campaign and its surrogates.
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The seven embryos are now in a freezer awaiting the results of research on how best to transfer them to surrogates.
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If Clinton is forced to take time off, it will fall to her high-profile surrogates to pick up the slack.
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Another source said surrogates have been instructed to be respectful and not to post on social media about Clinton's health incident.
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There, Trump was flanked by a number of his prominent black surrogates, including Ben Carson and former "Apprentice" star Omarosa Manigault.
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In Clinton's absence, Trump and his surrogates were free to relentlessly attack the former secretary of state with relatively little pushback.
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The list goes on: Ellen Pompeo, Sarah Jessica Parker, Elizabeth Banks, Nicole Kidman—they've all used surrogates to carry their children.
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The incident is one of several in which Trump surrogates have been accused of going to extreme lengths to protect him.
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The opposition leader's surrogates said again just before the commission made its announcement that the party would not support the results.
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She'll risk giving Trump and his surrogates more opportunities to portray those who resist as sore losers rather than principled Americans.
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Amid the raging civil war, Ryan's team has been reaching out to surrogates appraising them of the Speaker's fall game plan.
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Trump surrogates also argue that he scored points by portraying Clinton as part of the political status quo for three decades.
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Trump's surrogates may have said earlier this week that the President will not block Comey from testifying by claiming executive privilege.
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Bove said that investors in essence have an "incorrect" theory that bank stocks are not really companies but bond-market surrogates.
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If the United States wishes to get involved, it is time to do it through the United Nations and regional surrogates.
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Both parties and outside groups have funneled millions into the race and high profile surrogates have worked to rally their supporters.
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Her surrogates fanned out across the Silver State this week, attempting to portray her as the more trustworthy candidate for Latinos.
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They say he was avoiding using personal bank accounts, using accounts of surrogates -- including business managers -- and lived mostly on cash.
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Christie, a former GOP presidential candidate, suspended his own run in February and has since become one of Trump's top surrogates.
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Trump's consideration of Romney has divided his inner circle, however, with some of his top surrogates publicly questioning the possible move.
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Sex surrogates work alongside licensed therapists, using sexual contact and coaching to help clients struggling with various forms of sexual dysfunction.
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Conservative media and Trump surrogates accused Comey of protecting Clinton and preventing rank-and-file FBI agents from pursuing the truth.
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Trump took to Twitter on Friday to blame his "active" presidency for any inaccuracies that his surrogates make at the podium.
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Other Rubio surrogates are following suit, such as conservative Arizona congressman Matt Salmon, who on Sunday said he would choose Cruz.
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Meanwhile Sanders and Warren are surrogates with soul for Clinton, bringing audiences to their feet with a progressive passion and purpose.
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On Tuesday, White House aides sent surrogates a memo to stand behind the points made Trump in his explosive news conference.
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The new attorney general, Jeff Sessions, one of Trump's main campaign surrogates, is far more compromised than Loretta Lynch ever was.
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The surrogates will be making repeated trips to battleground states like Florida and Pennsylvania, as well as one visit to Ohio.
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She will attempt to paint Mr. Trump as a risk not worth taking, as her surrogates have already started to do.
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The contrast could not have been clearer this week as the candidates and their surrogates were out campaigning at full blast.
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"Clinton, through her surrogates, is just trying to divert attention from the dishonest behavior of herself and her husband," Trump added.
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Passionate Bernie supporters and third party voters have also been targeted for their idealism and are frequently ridiculed by Clinton surrogates.
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Comey's letter was widely criticized by Democrats for being vague, and Clinton's surrogates have assailed Comey for not being more forthcoming.
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At the same time, countries like Thailand and India began to prohibit foreigners from hiring surrogates or outlawed the practice altogether.
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The memo advises surrogates to highlight Republicans who have backed Trump and note that he has broad support among GOP voters.
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Wary of that line of attack, national Democrats have kept Jones at arm's length, with high-wattage party surrogates remaining benched.
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At one point, the turmoil spilled into public view when Mr. Trump publicly contradicted her on a conference call with surrogates.
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Lee has been one of Sanders's most prominent and active celebrity surrogates, appearing in and directing ads for the Democratic socialist.
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Rallies allow Trump and his surrogates the ability to deliver an unfiltered message to a lot of voters at one time.
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Sessions previously told lawmakers that he was "not aware of any of those" contacts between Russian officials and Trump campaign surrogates.
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Mr. Trump led his defense on Twitter and at a rally, but his campaign and its surrogates had no uniform response.
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The role-playing games with different surrogates are "for his multiple personalities," one Clinton confidant said of the controversial GOP nominee.
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We've also seen Trump campaign staffers and surrogates say he would "pivot" and "soften" over the course of the general election.
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Asked about his recent remark that Hillary was "unqualified" to be president, Sanders first played the victim—her surrogates started it!
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Neither the White House nor Clinton would comment on the tweet, and some Trump surrogates said it shouldn't be taken seriously.
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Clinton will also depend on an army of surrogates to try to combat Trump without having to respond to him herself.
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He prefers to launch attacks over Twitter and at campaign rallies rather than to use commercials or surrogates as force multipliers.
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Trump's surrogates understand this, which is why they're all trying to minimize the allegations against their candidate the best they can.
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And much relies on how the Sanders campaign uses the congresswomen as surrogates throughout the course of the next several months.
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Instead of showcasing P.R. mouthpieces, how about featuring policy surrogates, the wonks who churn out the position papers that become laws?
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But he and his surrogates have insisted it's worth it — and might even pay for itself — by igniting supercharged economic growth.
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Last summer Israelis demonstrated against the rejection of an amendment that would have allowed gay men to father children through surrogates.
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Trump and his surrogates have criticized the N.F.L. for allowing players to kneel or sit during the playing of the anthem.
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DFA staffers also worked out of the Sanders campaign headquarters, helping to train volunteers or appearing as surrogates in the media.
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Her office declined an interview request, would not share her schedule of campaign events or suggest surrogates to discuss her record.
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Many of these people had committed to becoming surrogates for Bloomberg before the former vice president's win in the Palmetto State.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib have served as crucial surrogates for Sanders on the campaign trail in Iowa.
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Presidential candidates, their surrogates and rank-and-file voters frequently invoked, always with dread, the memory of 2016 over the weekend.
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Her surrogates, donors and even some supporters hope that in Houston she can recapture the magic that initially won them over.
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Sanders and Warren both have other high-profile House surrogates who could help boost their campaigns during a Senate trial: Reps.
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It has to keep running the ads, keep putting out surrogates to bat down false conspiracy theories and confront Trump's hypocrisy.
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And, when asked, Trump and his surrogates have made very, very clear that he is planning to seek a second term.
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Even Trump's strongest surrogates and sympathizers have struggled to offer a defense of his actions on the merits that survives scrutiny.
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The American surrogates, who live all over the country, can make upward of $50,000 per pregnancy, depending on location and experience.
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Your staff, your donors, your surrogates, and those you surround yourself with are a reflection of who you truly are, no?
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He had spent most of the election year as one of Trump's most loyal surrogates, even during the candidate's worst moments.
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And just as mother gorillas do, the surrogates leave bits of food around their chest area for the baby to take.
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Clayton has laid out a capital formation agenda to Trump surrogates who interviewed him, a source familiar with the process said.
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Even Donald Trump's most loyal surrogates can't defend his "grab 'em by the pussy" comments as understandable, forgivable locker room banter.
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"Because (Clinton) can't be in multiple places at the same time, our surrogates are not only critical to delivering her message far and wide, but are also important advocates for articulating, in their own words, why they support Hillary becoming the next president of the United States," said Elrod, the director of strategic communications and surrogates.
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Politicians learned that they had to get their own surrogates on the air, be they partisan journalists, hired flacks or abject toadies.
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Democrats sent popular national surrogates such as Kamala Harris and Cory Booker, both senators with 2020 hopes, to increase African-American turnout.
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This is an idea that Trump surrogates floated during the election, though they were light on specifics about how it would work.
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Kim Kardashian West has been vocal about her use of surrogates for the births of her two youngest children: Chicago and Psalm.
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In fact, campaigns sent higher profile surrogates to Maine, which was battling out how to distribute their delegates on the same day.
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But in her videos for the album, and in a handful of televised performances, she concealed herself behind wigs, masks and surrogates.
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Trump has said his children will all speak, and regular surrogates Ivanka, Eric and Donald Jr., are likely to take central roles.
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Some single men are also seeking surrogates, just as single women may turn to sperm banks when Mr Right does not appear.
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Clinton campaign operatives considered Warren one of their most effective surrogates in '16 because of her ability to get under Trump's skin.
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Bolton, speaking in London, said it would be a big mistake if Iran or its surrogates in the region attacked U.S. interests.
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Clinton's surrogates have gotten behind that message, taking on Trump's business dealings and painting him as a selfish and callous self-promoter.
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Clinton surrogates like Barbara Boxer have taken to publicly worrying if Sanders supporters will disrupt the convention in Philadelphia in late July.
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I don't want to leave anybody behind," Tucker said, adding that if they could only implant one, they might "need two surrogates.
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Rubio certainly could have accomplished more as speaker, but he certainly had some achievements that his surrogates could and should be citing.
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Rubio sent a torrent of surrogates after Trump on Sunday, seeking to knock Trump off of his path to the Republican nomination.
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Powerful surrogates for Clinton this week have tried to humanize her while describing Trump as woefully unprepared to lead the United States.
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In addition, there are ethical issues related to paying women for their eggs or paying women to carry our children as surrogates.
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Trump's surrogates in recent days have pointed to Clinton's relationship with Byrd in response to accusations that Trump's campaign stokes racial tensions.
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At the very least, they're evidence that she's not the first person to accuse Trump surrogates of acting like B-movie thugs.
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Donors like Harold Hamm and Foster Friess were pitched on the group by prominent Trump surrogates like Ben Carson and Rudy Giuliani.
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Clinton's campaign is also proactively addressing the issue, by saying that Trump and his surrogates would regret taking this route of attack.
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The Clinton campaign has been dispatching a rotation of high-power surrogates to New Hampshire, most recently Lena Dunham and Abby Wambach.
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The campaign has dispatched surrogates including the actors Lena Dunham, Jamie Lee Curtis and Tony Goldwyn (star of ABC's "Scandal") and Gov.
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The timing is opportune for a campaign eager both to spotlight its most popular surrogates and to move past a rocky patch.
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Trump has no comparable surrogates, but even the most-respected Republican in the GOP wouldn't enjoy nearly as influential a support team.
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Top lawmakers asked for any evidence of potential court orders or warrants related to Trump, his campaign surrogates, family or friends. Rep.
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Jason Miller and Kellyanne Conway were "one-man flak jackets," per multiple people, but where were the law enforcement and AG surrogates?
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Bloomberg reports that Trump has ordered his surrogates to defend him, and to go after the judge and the media whenever possible.
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What is generally considered campaign news is swings in polls, juicy quotes from surrogates, candidate gaffes, internal staff drama, policy fights, etc.
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Cruz personally addressed the state convention on Saturday while Trump campaign and Ohio Governor John Kasich supplied campaign surrogates on their behalf.
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The Clinton campaign has instructed its surrogates to swing back hard at the FBI, according to talking points obtained by The Hill.
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Nearly two hours after Trump's tweet, the Justice Department sent Republican surrogates a one-sheet biography about the new FBI director pick.
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Earlier this month, Trump's team sent out a list of 37 first 100 day accomplishments their Republican surrogates and supporters could tout.
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A former speechwriter for President Obama on Sunday criticized CNN for the repeated appearances of President Trump's "stupid" surrogates on the network.
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As they zigzagged the state, Bush and his surrogates reminded voters that the Bush clan is popular -- even beloved -- in South Carolina.
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During a town hall in Henniker on Thursday, Christie mercilessly mocked the fact that one of Rubio's newest surrogates, former Pennsylvania Sen.
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These surrogates, according to a list provided by the Clinton campaign, include six U.S. senators, 14 members of Congress and three governors.
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She has increasingly spent more time on the campaign trail both alongside her husband and solo, as one of his top surrogates.
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Yet Trump and his surrogates repeatedly insist there is a great bandwagon of support for him picking up speed across the nation.
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One of his most famous surrogates, Glenn Beck, actually invoked divine intervention in the untimely death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Xi, or his surrogates, should approach Trump with the same proposal: zero tariffs and trade barriers between the world's two largest economies.
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Clinton and her surrogates have said these statements show Mr. Trump to be reckless, uninformed and unfit to be commander in chief.
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The Trump campaign sent surrogates to Arizona in the closing days, a sign it's worried about the GOP's grip on the state.
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" Kessler thinks the key with surrogates is to "have independent-minded Democrats come to the state, not those seen as party regulars.
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In Philadelphia, Clinton and surrogates including President Barack Obama rejected that vision, describing a country facing challenges but poised to overcome them.
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The news industry might consider how a return to principles of objectivity could reverse the public's growing disenchantment with its supposed surrogates.
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Selections of stolen documents are provided to Russian surrogates such as WikiLeaks for general release at politically opportune occasions during election campaigns.
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On Monday, Bloomberg Politics reported that Trump told campaign surrogates in a conference call to keep up the attack on Judge Curiel.
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Then, officials attacked Wolff's reputation, claimed specific people had been misquoted and sent aides and surrogates on shows to trash the book.
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"I hope this can be the death knell for the surrogates that all the news networks employ because it's predictable," Klein argued.
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The Clinton/Kaine ticket held events with top surrogates every hour to make sure every single reporter heard the pre-event spin.
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The attorney general told the panel again last month that he did not know of any campaign surrogates that communicated with Russians.
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Several black Republicans said their own credibility has been hurt by the actions of some of the president's most visible black surrogates.
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Some Warren surrogates and aides — long frustrated by what they considered cheap shots from Sanders' team and supporters — are increasingly hitting back.
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Part of the pitch from pro-Biden surrogates was that Bloomberg's past policies would prevent him from gaining on Biden among minorities.
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And top surrogates, including Nina Turner, have taken issue with the term, saying women like herself are the backbone of Sanders' campaign.
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Mr. Trump's surrogates, including Mr. Stone, were trying to come up with ways to attack her to help Mr. Trump gain ground.
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He demanded that Trump campaign surrogates convey his accusations, made without evidence, about Bill Clinton's having a love child named Danney Williams.
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From where I sit, Trump has done more damage to the Democratic Party and its media surrogates than any Republican in history.
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Women can be Wives to Commanders, "Marthas" (household labourers), "Aunts" (disciplinarians for the regime) or "Handmaids" (surrogates who bear the Commanders' children).
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By empowering surrogates, Mr. Duterte empowers himself, using the increasingly complicit institutions of democracy, giving his authoritarian aspirations a veneer of legitimacy.
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A few surrogates, who the source would not name, advised the campaign that Trump should stick with attacking his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Meanwhile, Trump surrogates Ben Carson and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani will look to shore up Trump's support in Arizona.
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That's why, despite his "immense respect" for administration surrogates like Newt Gingrich, he hopes the administration will stop disparaging the special counsel.
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Surrogates 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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This will mean running attack ads, devoting stump time to his opponents' unsavory histories and standing behind surrogates who do the same.
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"We have many such [surrogates] such as Governor Chris Christie, Senator Jeff Sessions, Former Speaker Newt Gingrich and many more," she said.
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Trump was "in a good mood, very upbeat," and thanked the surrogates for their continued support, per one source in the room.
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Lacking the benefit of Twitter, Clinton had surrogates repeatedly attack Starr as a partisan Republican operative obsessed with bringing down the president.
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Shortly after Sanders announced, the campaign sent their surrogates a letter, from Sanders himself, asking them to not personally attack his opponents.
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She was expected to be among Buttigieg's surrogates this week as the Democratic primary shifted to Texas and other Super Tuesday states.
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On the eve of the state's presidential primary, he arrived with a team of surrogates who will visit polling places on Tuesday.
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The back-and-forth has largely played out among their supporters and surrogates on social media or through leaks in the media.
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But the case for Mr. Biden, as expressed by the candidate and his surrogates at recent campaign events, can be especially blunt.
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Her surrogates, donors, and even some supporters hope that in Houston tonight she can recapture the magic that initially won them over.
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CNBC reported that these surrogates include former executives at financial companies like Morgan Stanley and American Express and the cofounder of BET.
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And it's sending surrogates: Chelsea Clinton is campaigning in Colorado next week, and Hickenlooper's already participated in an event in Arapahoe County.
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Kerry and Biden's other surrogates tried pumping some life into his campaign by blaming Sanders for Clinton's loss to Trump last time.
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The Senate committee has every right to look into the role of the Russian government and its surrogates in our presidential election.
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But what will help is if President Trump and his surrogates keep their laser focus on jobs and also middle class pay.
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To get past this, zookeepers, like those at Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, become gorilla surrogates who stay with infants at all times.
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She's tried to ensure the campaign is prioritizing surrogates and getting them the campaign's talking points, including on impeachment, this person said.
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Bangkok (CNN)A Thai court has given a wealthy Japanese businessman sole custody of 13 children he fathered through surrogates in Thailand.
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Instead, Mr. Kemp and his surrogates turned their attention to labeling Ms. Abrams, who has had two unobstructed months to establish herself.
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An uninformed citizenry, with no suitable surrogates in the news media, is left disabled in addressing the serious issues the nation faces.
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But ultimately, the Senate race was called before the presidential race as Cortez Masto pulled away with help from powerful Democratic surrogates.
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Photo by Liz Fields/VICE News Even Sanders's celebrity surrogates are housed in hotel rooms that are usually around the $100 mark.
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Last week, Trump directly contradicted his top surrogates, who repeatedly said that Comey was fired based on the recommendation of the Justice Department.
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Clinton also doesn't need to attack Sanders directly because she has many more surrogates in the party who will do that for her.
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After his dismissal, Flynn wasted little time cozying up to the Kremlin, and then spent 2016 as one of Trump's key campaign surrogates.
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President Trump's surrogates have defended his unsubstantiated claim that the Obama administration tapped his phones by saying he knows things that others don't.
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But Clinton and her surrogates, like Michelle Obama, haven't been shying away from the sexual assault allegations against Trump on the campaign trail.
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The education secretary was among the dozens of surrogates the campaign tapped for its show of force during the Iowa caucuses on Monday.
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Mrs Clinton hasn't appeared in the state since June, relying, instead, on high-profile surrogates such as Mr Obama and his wife, Michelle.
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Three-quarters of the nearly 300 babies born to surrogates in Nepal in 2014-15 were handed over to Israeli and Australian citizens.
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Trump's latest repositioning Monday on the question of legal status came one day after key campaign surrogates and his running mate, Indiana Gov.
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She'll join a flock of other high-profile surrogates hitting battleground states around the country during the final sprint of the 2016 race.
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The Clinton campaign has attempted to mobilize young voters in swing states with the help of popular surrogates like Michelle Obama and Sen.
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As his campaign surrogates continued to play clean-up on those comments Wednesday morning, Trump went on campaigning as if nothing had happened.
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Network heads took weekly instruction from Putin's deputy chief of staff, Aleksei Gromov, and his surrogates were inserted into the news organizations' management.
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But even one of Trump's strongest campaign surrogates, Steve Cortes, acknowledged on Sunday that the episode had prompted supporters to reconsider backing Trump.
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Rudy Giuliani, one of Trump's most aggressive and outspoken surrogates on the campaign trail, was spotted there, posing for photos on the porch.
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That's why I argued recently that the right thing for Clinton to offer her new surrogates in exchange for their support is nothing.
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He held a rally in Des Moines last Thursday, and a number of high-profile surrogates fanned out to caucus locations on Monday.
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Surrogates wouldn't have attached themselves to him; staffers wouldn't have accepted jobs with him; the Trump campaign would've been over before it started.
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Generational divide becoming toxic The generational divide -- particularly among women -- is the subject of an increasingly bitter battle between campaign surrogates and supporters.
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The discussion focused on events that Trump's surrogates and aides said were being ignored by the mainstream media, including allegations that Virginia Gov.
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Gianforte has leaned heavily on Trump and his surrogates to help connect with voters who delivered an emphatic win for Trump last year.
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Clinton and her surrogates frequently argued that Trump's inexperience, as well as what they deemed erratic behavior, rendered him unfit for the presidency.
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Among the allegations in the document — which are unconfirmed — are claims that Trump surrogates had contact with Russian government intermediaries during the campaign.
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Today, surrogates say an increasing number of transgender people are turning to their services in order to become more comfortable with their sexuality.
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Heated discussions took place between a Comey deputy and an official in the deputy attorney general's office, acting as surrogates for their bosses.
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Although surrogates have become the norm in modern campaigning, the Clinton campaign has turned their operation into a key strength over Vermont Sen.
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Perry was one of Clinton's most fervent celebrity surrogates during the 2016 presidential race, repeatedly hitting the campaign trail for the Democratic nominee.
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He joins Mercedes Schlapp and Hogan Gidley in the roster of Trump surrogates adding to the profiles of Sarah Sanders and Kellyanne Conway.
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Instead, she focused on girl-power anthems and cultivated wealthy celebrity surrogates who were incapable of addressing the grievances that fueled Trump's campaign.
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"When I wrote the book, nobody knew about egg freezing, nobody talked about surrogates, and uterine transplants were still extremely experimental," she said.
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Just as importantly, Trump's cherry-picking strategy is so transparently cynical only he and his surrogates could relay it with a straight face.
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Over the 269s, these surrogates evolved into big, staring bowling-ball heads of the artist or his wife, the poet Musa McKim Guston.
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Other Trump surrogates are floating different ideas as they bounce around the cable channels and try to interpret their standard-bearer's recent comments.
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Rudy Giuliani and Jay Sekulow Trump's top attorneys in the Russia investigation joined other White House surrogates in a victory lap on Monday.
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Conway said Clinton has several advantages, including large ad buys and a series of high-profile surrogates who have been campaigning for her.
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Top surrogates have described the extended primary season as a product of divine will, arguing the entire country deserves a chance to speak.
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All three men were prominent surrogates and supporters, and all have been pushed to the center of power through their association with Trump.
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Often, their editorial direction seems in sync with the Clinton campaign, which has instructed its surrogates to blame news coverage for negative press.
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Instead of playing it safe, with a big lead in polls, Clinton went for the kill, say surrogates for the Democratic presidential nominee.
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But after the debate, Mr. Trump and his surrogates were a bit more forthcoming on how directly he could have gone after Mrs.
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Franks said he had talked with two female staffers about them possibly becoming surrogates who could bear children for him and his wife.
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Cruz's surrogates acknowledge that Texas is a must-win state for him, as a home loss would call into question his prospects elsewhere.
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It is easy to see the media fail miserably to counter Trump and his surrogates' Gish-gallop and be discouraged, but don't be.
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If you stop supplying the ammo — ammo in the form of nonsensical tweets after midnight, mixed messages between Trump and his surrogates, etc.
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Held at arm's length by many Republican leaders, Mr. Trump also has few high-profile surrogates to help him deliver his closing message.
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And he and his surrogates have repudiated Trump's hesitation to disavow former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke's endorsement of his campaign.
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Her elevation to a top diplomatic role underscores the importance Trump has placed on having his top aides also serve as television surrogates.
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If you want to see a proxy fight between Obama and Clinton surrogates in 2018, Texas's 32nd District should totally be your jam.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders had very different records over the years on economic policy, and their best-informed surrogates reflect that division.
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Trump has Twitter, the conservative media, his congressional allies and an army of political surrogates who all will help him in this goal.
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The president's eldest son has emerged as one of the Trump campaign's most effective surrogates, and he's found ways to profit from this.
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Currently the main Latino surrogates in his campaign are Steve "Weeble" Cortes, taco-phobe Marco Gutierrez, and gun-for-hire Alex Castellanos. 9.
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The tricky part, though, is crafting a message and employing surrogates who can speak to the Babel of voters who identify as independents.
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And they have screamed at one of Mr. Trump's leading cable news surrogates, Florida's attorney general, Pam Bondi, at a Tampa movie theater.
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A campaign event in Georgia set to be hosted by two Biden surrogates on Thursday has also been replaced by a conference call.
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Last month, Mr. Sessions appeared before the Senate again and was asked if any Trump campaign surrogates had had communications with the Russians.
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Trump's reelection campaign expects to dispatch surrogates to make the case that certain Democratic candidates are ideologically out of step with their party.
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He dispatched dozens of campaign surrogates -- including Vice President Mike Pence -- to embark upon the type of retail politicking Trump himself largely eschews.
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These counselors can provide ongoing support to the intended parents and surrogates as they move through fertility treatments, pregnancy, and through postpartum care.
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"Obviously with the four candidates in the Senate, having big-name surrogates is extremely helpful," said New Hampshire Democratic Party chair Ray Buckley.
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Some have sent family members and surrogates to help, while Klobuchar said earlier this week that she'd try to hold tele-town halls.
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Former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryBiden lines up high-profile surrogates to campaign in Iowa The Iowa Democratic caucuses, mapped Hill.
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Sanders himself is scheduled to join the two at a rally in Iowa on Saturday night and campaign on Sunday with other surrogates.
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Amy Klobuchar, who lacks big-name political or celebrity surrogates, has dispatched family and local leaders to hold small hot dish house parties.
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The group of White House aides, Republican Party officials and outside advisers crafted talking points for Trump surrogates designed to sway public opinion.
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She's had to leave much of her campaigning to surrogates, friends and relatives who talk about her tenacity and spell out her ideas.
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Likewise, Klobuchar said previously she would have her family and local surrogates in Iowa and New Hampshire hit the trail on her behalf.
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Throughout the 2016 election, Ms. Kelly questioned Mr. Trump and his surrogates about the sexual harassment and assault accusations rapidly accumulating against him.
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Boris Epshteyn, the White House staffer in charge of overseeing its television surrogates, is leaving his job, according to multiple reports Saturday evening.
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He said he won't go on the network unless it apologizes publicly and agrees to bring his campaign's surrogates on air more often.
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Top women of his campaign say he's "very respectful" and easy to humanize when they are out on the trail acting as surrogates.
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To ensure that grip holds, the Trump campaign dispatched more than 80 surrogates to caucus sites across Iowa to rev up his supporters.
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His surrogates tripped and stumbled throughout their appearances on the previous weekend's Sunday talk shows, and their performances haven't improved much since then.
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The candidates will rely on broadcast appearances taped between trial sessions, as well as surrogates who will travel to Iowa in their stead.
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While Sanders has run no negative ads, his surrogates have sometimes curved around the advice he gave at the start of the campaign.
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You hear this sort of argument a lot from the Sanders campaign and its media surrogates, particularly at the flagship socialist publication Jacobin.
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Mr. Biden's advisers and surrogates have been stressing his support among minority communities that become important starting with the Nevada caucuses on Feb.
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Surrogates are held to a different standard from reporters and often given airtime even when they've proven to be reckless with the truth.
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Sanders and his surrogates have repeatedly criticized Wasserman Schultz's decisions, such as the debate schedule and the DNC's joint fundraising committee for Clinton.
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Sessions did not mention either meeting during his confirmation hearings when he said he knew of no contacts between Trump surrogates and Russians.
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The 35-page Steele dossier contains several bits of raw but as yet uncorroborated intelligence about Trump and some of his campaign surrogates.
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The retired neurosurgeon became one of Trump's top surrogates during the 2016 presidential race after unsuccessfully competing against him for the GOP's nomination.
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Scott already asked for a CNN debate to be postponed and now plans on deploying surrogates throughout Florida to campaign on his behalf.
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Surrogates for Sanders, a Vermont progressive, donned shirts displaying a URL that referenced the wine cave and linked to a Sanders donation page.
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Mr. Obama likewise appeared periodically, but more often sent surrogates like Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. or Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Biden plans on being one of the most active Democratic surrogates on the midterm campaign trail in the final stretch before November 6.
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Trump certainly listens to members of his family, particularly his daughter Ivanka Trump, and sons Don Jr. and Eric, who double as surrogates.
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The model in which would-be parents from wealthy countries hire surrogates in poorer — and less regulated — nations is "not sustainable," he said.
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Dozens of elite business leaders have joined Mike Bloomberg's "army" of surrogates in a bid to help him win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Indeed, her surrogates spun the blunder as a means of showing she is a candidate who will appeal to all kinds of voters.
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Lizz Winstead: The show is an attempt to play with broad-stroke ideas and promises that have come from Trump and Trump surrogates.
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He also has several black surrogates, including the scholar Cornel West; Nina Turner, a former Ohio state senator; and Killer Mike, an Atlanta rapper.
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And even as he insists his positive, issues-based campaign is fueling his rise, Mr. Sanders and his surrogates have sought to suppress Mrs.
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One convention source said they have already added 100 new surrogates, a number that will increase to 250 by the time of the convention.
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While his surrogates -- including Tillerson -- have sought to reassure NATO partners of the US' commitment to the organization, Trump has repeatedly criticized the group.
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After all, she lives at a moment when software companies are churning out products that are, essentially, surrogates for the very faculties she lacks.
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She needs to make this point strongly and repeatedly over the next few weeks -- and instruct her surrogates to treat Sanders supporters with respect.
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Clinton surrogates on Tuesday are all over key swing states attempting to destroy the key pillar of Trump's support, his record as a businessman.
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She has been by his side for years in business and was one of his most trusted and popular surrogates during the presidential campaign.
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Bernie or bust: Sanders supporters vow to hold out "Surrogates play an exceptionally important role in California given its size and diversity," Lara said.
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Ms. Tsai, a former law professor and trade negotiator, let her surrogates fire up the base during the election campaign that ended on Jan.
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And just as more women are becoming single parents with the help of sperm donation, more men are seeking to do so through surrogates.
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Washington (CNN)A veteran Republican operative brought on by Donald Trump to manage his surrogates is leaving after just two weeks on the campaign.
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In case you haven't noticed, a lot of those surrogates and spokespeople have made more embarrassing gaffes than even Trump himself for months now.
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