To this day I regret not vouching for Dr. King.
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By the way, we're not vouching for the deal ... at all.
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But perhaps more curious is Hao vouching for a luxury vehicle.
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Because he was Gorsuch's high school classmate and he's vouching for him.
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Jesse L. Jackson, who also sent a letter vouching for Mr. Smollett.
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The big picture: Hoffman, here, is blaming Ito for vouching for Epstein.
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Mr. Wasylyk signed both applications as a witness, vouching for the men's truthfulness.
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During the presidential campaign, he wrote two letters vouching for Mr. Trump's health.
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Linda shows up to his house to yell at him for vouching for Taystee.
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Elizabeth stood behind him, as have so many political wives since, vouching for his character.
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There are several reviews vouching for the effectiveness of this soap for stuck-on food.
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But then, here's your good friend, vouching for it, putting their reputation on the line.
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Spokeswoman Andrea Bozek issued a forceful statement vouching for Blackburn's chances in the general election.
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Moreover, their familial bond is the only love story I'm vouching for in this movie.
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What better way to get in the door then an old coworker personally vouching for you?
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The person vouching is, to some extent, responsible for the behavior of the person they recommend.
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There seems to be an absence of people vouching for the upstanding character of his accusers.
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By vouching for her, risking treason, he at least gives Cersei a little bit of a buffer.
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That left him vouching for the "powerful" denial of a murderous autocrat and created the current crisis.
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Some of that was featured at the conventions this summer, with family members vouching for the candidates.
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Top officials who Trump respects, including Vice President Pence, have been vouching for Taylor's credentials and intellect.
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Imagine Eisenhower, Reagan, or Obama vouching for the size of their — you know — in a presidential debate.
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To be sure, it's a small sample size, with only 10 respondents vouching for Pepsi, Poets & Quants reports.
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Women can produce certificates from headmen of their father's and husband's villages vouching for their birth and marriage.
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David Friedman, Trump's staunchly pro-Israel ambassador, is vouching for McMaster, though he was unable to convince Klein.
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The protest was met with another protest, with residents vouching for the family's right to fly the flag.
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Kathy Griffin tweeted out the video of Casler's set to her 2.1 million followers, vouching for the comedian's credibility.
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Normally, a party does that kind of thing through validators: party elders and former rivals vouching for the nominee.
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Clinton's internist, Dr. Lisa R. Bardack, vouching for her "excellent health" and providing a summary of her medical history.
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Testifying on his behalf and vouching for his qualifications were pillars of the foreign policy universe, including former Sen.
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Reporters, who had been reassured by law enforcement officials vouching for the postings, had to backtrack after publishing excerpts.
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Maloney's statement Wednesday vouching for Gabbard deemed her an ally of the LGBT community who had fully changed her positions.
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It took the question of identity away from a hodgepodge of vouching for one another, parish records and the like.
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Nonetheless, to these government bureaucrats it was acceptable to lie to the FISA Court by vouching for an unverified dossier.
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During its underperformance, the weak hands were shaken out and Cramer was even criticized for still vouching for the company.
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Always vouching for her body—it made her feel like a broken record and she worried what people would think.
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Last week it launched a short video in English featuring a talking cartoon soybean vouching for the importance of trade.
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In July, Beijing launched a short video in English featuring a talking cartoon soybean vouching for the importance of trade.
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Yet Berlin always stopped short of vouching for the debts of weaker economies -- as must happen in a functional monetary union.
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The "Daddy Lessons" cover has been interpreted as the women putting their middle fingers up, while vouching for Beyoncé's country chops.
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One bishop named in the report as vouching for an abusive priest was Cardinal Donald Wuerl, now the archbishop of Washington.
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Women in senior roles say it&aposs easier to get ahead at work when a powerful person is vouching for you.
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By then, Ms. Jarratt's urine tests had been clean for months, and her doctors and therapists were all vouching for her.
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Best of all, he's one of the key people vouching for Jon Snow's identity as the true heir to the Iron Throne.
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Hutchins is a beloved figure for many in the information security community and received an outpouring of character letters vouching for him.
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With the former First Lady vouching for her and an impressive array of extracurricular activities, the odds may be in her favor.
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When that official signs their name to the warrant, they are vouching for the veracity of the information contained in the document.
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The police eventually tell the woman's friends, who are still vouching for her female identity, "you can all leave if you want".
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That is, unless, there was a viable mechanism for vouching for individual identities — for networks to know their customers, as it were.
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The US Federal Aviation Administration has also come under pressure for vouching for the 737 Max&aposs safety before the two crashes.
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Trump could have argued he was simply vouching for Flynn's character, and not pressuring Comey to drop an investigation, these lawyers said.
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First lady Michelle Obama, who has been out on the campaign trail the past few weeks vouching for Clinton, struck a nostalgic tone.
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Having both Graham and Cotton, well established defense defenders, vouching for Mulvaney at the start could be a nod towards easing those concerns.
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We are in no way vouching for the veracity of her version of Sunday's events ... it's just what she said on the phone.
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" In response to Miller -- a known conservative hardliner on immigration -- vouching for it, Meadows shot back: "Ask Stephen if he's seen a bill.
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The spokesman provided several links to statements from those who say they are former classmates of Kavanaugh vouching for his innocence and character.
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But Democratic strategist Brad Bannon dismissed those squabbles as "inside baseball," arguing Biden could counter Trump while vouching for Clinton's character and experience.
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He's given information illegally by the F.B.I., inserts it into the letter, sort of vouching for the F.B.I.'s efforts in racial justice.
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I brought a letter from a neighboring district attorney vouching for my character and truthfulness and urging detectives to take my case seriously.
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Avenatti also told Cuomo his legal team is "not vouching for these stories" and said it was possible he won't represent the women.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon campaigned for Moore on Tuesday night, blasting the GOP establishment and vouching for the embattled candidate.
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He also had to provide the feds with a letter from the Miami Police Department vouching for him as a law-abiding citizen.
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A way in could be a mailer from the community banking association or a small bank vouching for a senator in a commercial.
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WanJira Banfield, former director of marketing and promotions at the radio station, also sent an unsolicited statement in an email vouching for Reid's credibility.
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Carson -- whose campaign and demeanor were polar opposites of Trump's in many ways -- played the role Friday of vouching for Trump's character and integrity.
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White House aides say he'll do that by vouching for Clinton's readiness to serve as commander in chief while drawing a contrast with Trump.
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Keshia Knight Pulliam's ex wants joint custody of their baby girl and has a bunch of people vouching for him ... including his ex-wife.
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A doctor who is on the company's board and issued a letter vouching for the firm's results also has an equity stake in MedSec.
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Without a named source, readers may see The Times as vouching for the information unequivocally — or, worse, as carrying water for someone else's agenda.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been criticized for previously approving and vouching for the safety of Boeing's 737 Max before two deadly crashes.
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I have enough friends at Notre Dame vouching for her legal chops to give me confidence that she deserves the job on the merits.
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When a visa or border pass was needed, Laredo city officials sent a letter to American immigration officials vouching for the player or coach.
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"His cooperation was not grudging or delayed," Mr. Flynn's lawyers wrote in a sentencing memo that included letters from supporters vouching for his character.
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Facebook said in a statement that its involvement in the events does not mean the company is vouching for any particular candidate or party.
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But this isn't just a conversation about conversion: That literally means even Jews by birth have to present a letter vouching for their identity.
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" Chmerkovskiy admitted he didn't know "all the details" of the incident and maintained that while he wasn't "vouching" for Soules, he's still "an amazing guy.
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Despite the sour teenage memories, Kennedy has been helping his father find his footing in Los Angeles, while also vouching for his younger brother, Harry.
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The full endorsement came last week, followed this week by the announcement of Friday's rally, and a 20183-second video with Kasich vouching for DeWine.
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So in defending a dead black child in America, it's still necessary to refute their assumed criminality while vouching for their right to be alive.
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Trey Gowdy echoed Christie's comments on "Fox News Sunday," vouching for Mueller's integrity while acknowledging many of his colleagues do not feel the same way.
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"By further pushing this information out, they're somewhat vouching for its accuracy and thoroughness," said Donald Lewis, a lawyer with experience in sexual misconduct cases.
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Mr. Noguchi put me in touch with local farmers and cultural practitioners, vouching for me, and they in turn put me in touch with others.
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Many people do not understand that they are not just "vouching" for the borrower, but are in fact agreeing to be responsible for the loan.
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Ms. Greger had posted there about 30 times in the six months before she died, looking for drugs and vouching for sellers in four states.
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Which is funny, because when you're vouching for the 22049 Theatrical Cut as I (shockingly) am, nuance is pretty much the last thing on your mind.
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But following Fox News' contact with the channel, a number of other former colleagues at the radio station put out statements vouching for Reid's professional conduct.
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It will rely on a team of journalists, employed by Facebook, who will highlight stories from other, human-run news organizations that Facebook is vouching for.
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Bascand also said in the speech that the RBNZ was considering whether it needed to increase oversight on bank directors' vouching for their firms' disclosure statements.
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Mr. al-Tamimi, who had been asked by The Times to review four of the receipts, was cited in the article as vouching for their authenticity.
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But vouching for your capitalist credentials, at the same time, might not be the best strategy for attracting younger voters — a strength of Sanders's in 2016.
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Vouching for his sister is just the latest blunder Tyrion has made, despite years of being touted as one of Game of Thrones' smarter, savvier characters.
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However, whether Tyrion believes Cersei's lie about sending troops is secondary to his lack of awareness that vouching for her will damage his relationship with Dany.
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Sixty-five women who have known him since high school signed a letter vouching for his character, and 87 held a press conference to defend him.
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The heads of the FBI and CIA participated in spreading and vouching for a Trump dossier they never verified and yet used to spy on Americans.
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Long story short ... Davis is vouching for Kaep in the strongest way possible and it's clear he thinks the guy belongs in the NFL this season.
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Congresswoman Maxine Waters wants to impeach Donald Trump, but she's not vouching for the proposition that the country would be in better hands with Mike Pence.
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When Chuck Todd asked him whether he agreed with what Trump and [Giuliani] were doing, Kennedy sought to clarify exactly for whom he was vouching. 'No.
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After a review of a book criticizing Ms. Harris appeared in The Times, Ms. Holzer wrote a letter to the editor vouching for Ms. Harris's character.
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But then an old customer, whom Liu had never met, posted on a board, vouching for the authenticity of the goods, and orders began to come in.
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Contacted by Reuters, the Interior Ministry said by email it was not its role to monitor the statements signed by candidates vouching for their validity to run.
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" When you meet investors, Chesky says you need to make sure "that you have people vouching for you, that are telling the investors how amazing you are.
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Teresa Giudice turned to Donald Trump right before Joe got locked up in 2016, hoping he would write a letter vouching for her husband ... TMZ has learned.
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He said Trump could say he was merely vouching for Flynn's character and voicing concerns about how the probe was interfering with his ability to function as president.
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So far we've covered everything from unlocking the secrets of baby lizard DNA to Bill Nye vouching that our national parks make Earth the best place to live.
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The actor Yevgeny V. Mironov passed a letter vouching for Mr. Serebrennikov to President Vladimir V. Putin when the Russian leader pinned a state award to his jacket.
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That ability is doing comedy and persuading friends who do voice-overs in cartoons to write letters to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, vouching for me.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT), whom Porter worked for, came to Porter's defense, vouching for his character and saying he shouldn't resign — although they both backed off somewhat days later.
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And if my vouching for it doesn't give it the badass quality you're looking for, the film remake is due to be released soon with a star-studded cast.
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Western Republicans are seen as the best candidates to balance conservative limited government ideals with the diverse needs of land in the US, according to sources vouching for them.
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Trump could say he was merely vouching for Flynn's character and voicing concerns about how the probe was interfering with his ability to function effectively as president, Green said.
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Digital rights group the Electronic Frontier Foundation, for example, supports right to repair legislation and also has a long history of vouching for default encryption and other cybersecurity protections.
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They then sold those bundles to investors while vouching for their quality, when in reality they hadn't bothered to look into borrower's ability––or even desire––to repay them.
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Two women who say they dated Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and have known him since high school are vouching for his character following sexual misconduct allegations against him.
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Former FBI Director James Comey fired back at President Trump's Saturday evening attack on CNN with a quote from Thomas Jefferson vouching for the importance of a free press.
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The letters touted the venue's size and multi-functional appeal, highlighting a lack of such spaces in the area, as well as vouching for the professionalism of the Cityfox gang.
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ATL Falcons QB Matt Ryan is vouching for his friend Tom Brady -- saying he's a great guy off the field ... and doesn't believe the Deflategate scandal will tarnish his legacy.
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Martin Gramatica -- one of the greatest Tampa Bay kickers of all time -- is vouching for Nick Folk ... saying his beloved Bucs should NOT fire the guy ... at least not yet.
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Blake Shelton's Mexican driver is vouching for El Jefe in his lawsuit against In Touch magazine ... swearing the country star did not party hard with a blonde chick in Cancun.
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But when President Trump used his powers to give clemency to 11 people, the press secretary's statement was larded with the often-famous names of those vouching for the pardoned.
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During an aborted sentencing hearing in December 2018, Sullivan appeared to be prepared to sentence Flynn to jailtime despite Mueller's team vouching for his cooperation and suggesting a light sentence.
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" Walsh was one of many Georgetown Prep alumni who signed a letter vouching for Kavanaugh's "sharp intellectual ability, affable nature, and a practical and fair approach devoid of partisan purpose.
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The trial began in August and took three weeks, and included several witnesses vouching for Craig's good character, as well as Craig himself taking the stand in his own defense.
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Casada stood by Cothren throughout many of the revelations, initially disputing reports that he and Cothren later acknowledged were partly true and vouching for his aide's character even as pressure mounted.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sometimes, workers who are recruited for temporary jobs in America assume that the U.S. government has vetted and is vouching for the brokers who help secure the visas.
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Mr. Porter's former boss, Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, sent his own statement to The Mail, saying that the article contained "vile" smears and vouching for Mr. Porter's character.
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The Holton-Arms letter follows one circulated by Judiciary Committee Republicans on Friday and signed by 65 women, vouching for Kavanaugh's character, who said they knew the nominee in high school.
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In the Sunday-night tweet, Mr. Trump was effectively vouching for the credibility of Mr. Pecker and his newspaper — whose name in the Trump era hasn't exactly been equated with accuracy.
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"Not to my knowledge," replied Coats, who would have had to sign a certificate accompanying the yearly Section 702 certificate application, vouching that the targeting procedures were reasonably designed to target foreigners.
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Scores of establishment Hong Kong figures, including top former officials and some leading opposition democrats, had written letters vouching for Tsang's good character and longstanding public service in a bid for mitigation.
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Oakland Raiders linebacker Vontaze Burfict had support from his coach and star QB during his appeal of a season-ending suspension … with Jon Gruden and Derek Carr vouching for the controversial player.
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Adam Silver is vouching for Toronto Raptors President Masai Ujiri -- saying the guy is a good dude ... but the NBA commish tells TMZ Sports he's still investigating Ujiri like he would anyone else.
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It's these so-called DREAMers, undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States while children, who Gutierrez was vouching for on Monday, when he staged a sit-in at a Chicago immigration office.
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"Don't risk your own reputation by vouching for someone you don't truly believe in and if you don't have a good feel for how this person performs," said Amanda Augustine, career expert at TopResume.
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This summer, 10 years after the U.S. emerged from a punishing recession, "the current economic expansion almost certainly will become the longest on record," said Clarida, vouching for the economy's continued ability to grow.
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In public remarks, interviews and conversations with colleagues on the Hill, the President demonstrated a striking lack of knowledge about what exactly was in the health care bill that he was personally vouching for.
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" He was, in part, vouching for his own longevity, from quasi star to longtime starter to aging role player, or what he called "a high-level professional that really good teams would want around.
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Whether shopping for a Halloween-enthusiast friend or looking for a fun way to relax and replenish your skin, shoppers are vouching for the eye mask's scream-worthy appeal: "Super cute!" one reviewer said.
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One guy who's vouching for Hulk is Naitch -- who tells us Hogan is one of the most caring people he's ever met ... and even flew to Georgia when he was in the hospital last year.
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The FAA has come under criticism in recent months for vouching for Boeing's 737 Max jet during its approval process, before it was involved in two deadly plane crashes in October 2018 and March 2019.
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And many, including the president himself, have turned their ire on Mr. Kelly for vouching for Mr. Porter's character and falsely asserting that he had moved aggressively to oust him once his misdeeds were discovered.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon on Tuesday hit the campaign trail for Republican Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, blasting the GOP establishment and vouching for the embattled candidate one week before election day.
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Apparently, Nohara works by word of mouth, and thanks to Lang vouching for me pretty hard, it was my turn to get my mind blown with Japanese food as some of America's greatest chefs already had.
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Trump's physician faced scrutiny from media reports -- including CNN -- which highlighted a 2015 letter he wrote vouching for Trump's health which included what other doctors described as strange wording, medically incorrect terms and an unprofessional conclusion.
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Hazzouri told the outlet that he had only a vague idea of the proposal he was vouching for on behalf of the ADA, noting that he passed along the note as a favor to the organization.
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Politico also asked the 65 high-school acquaintances of Kavanaugh who signed an open letter vouching for him last week whether they still stood by him now that Blasey has come forward and given more details.
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina (CNN)Michelle Obama on Thursday delivered a resounding speech vouching for Hillary Clinton's preparedness to be president, saying the Democratic presidential nominee has more experience than anyone else to assume the nation's highest office.
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But the new law narrows the list of permissible sponsors, and those permitted may be reluctant to take on the risk of vouching for foreign groups, or feel they do not have the personnel available for the task.
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With the question of imminence dogging the administration's public defense of the Soleimani strike, other senior administration officials have shifted to vouching for the quality of the intelligence, rather than what it said about timing or particular targets.
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Bush, then 75, spent "two or three days" on the campaign trail a week vouching for her son in the 2000 presidential election, the New York Times reported at the time, and drew many adoring fans to her appearances.
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Mr. Casado's lawyers submitted letters vouching for his character and outlining the struggles he faced while growing up in the crime-ridden Hamilton Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, and his work as a youth counselor for the Board of Education.
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No one is vouching for the veracity of that answer — CNW's proprietors "expressly exclude liability for any such inaccuracies or errors to the fullest extent permitted by law," according to the terms of use — but it's an answer nonetheless.
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While the GOP establishment was once bearing false witness by faking admiration for the credentials of Cruz, conservatives are now asked to join the establishment in bearing false witness by vouching for the conservative credentials and qualifications of Trump.
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When a White House spokesman makes a point of attributing everything to the president rather than making assertions in his own voice, it suggests a trepidation about vouching for accounts that may eventually be contradicted by the president himself.
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The commentary comes after MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell and primetime host Rachel Maddow were among those who signed a letter vouching for Browkaw's character as he faces allegations of sexual harassment from two women, including a former NBC reporter.
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Trump's own health was questioned following media reports into his physician Dr. Harold Bornstein and a note he wrote in 2015 vouching for the real estate mogul's health, which other doctors have said includes medically incorrect terms and an unprofessional conclusion.
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Teresa Giudice is telling the Italian government she trusts her husband, Joe, is not gonna run off with their kids outside of the homeland -- his or hers -- and that's why she's vouching for him as he tries to get a passport.
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It was Gorsky who issued a statement vouching for the safety of the products last year after a jury issued a $4.69 billion verdict for 22 women who sued over allegations their ovarian cancers were caused by J&J powders.
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And through it all, officials persisted in playing down and dismissing the concerns of Flint residents — one referred to concerned residents groups as "anti-everything" — and authoritatively vouching for the water's purity, even as they themselves were debating whether it was pure.
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" Mr. Walsh, a bank executive in Virginia, was one of scores of Georgetown Prep alumni who signed a letter to Senate Judiciary Committee leaders vouching for Judge Kavanaugh's "sharp intellectual ability, affable nature, and a practical and fair approach devoid of partisan purpose.
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But here was a tremendous raft of Republican candidates — former governors of Texas, New York, Florida, and Arkansas, along with the sitting governors of Wisconsin, Ohio, and Louisiana and incumbent senators from Kentucky, Florida, Texas, and South Carolina — vouching for the guy.
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Focus on Collins, Murkowski In the first indication that they planned to mount a sustained defense of Kavanaugh, Judiciary Committee Republicans circulated a letter Friday signed by 65 women, vouching for Kavanaugh's character, who said they knew the nominee in high school.
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As a confession of my own biases here: I have known Martinez for several years and consider him a friend, and his vouching for Soret carries a lot of weight with me, even allowing that Martinez has a business stake in The Last Night.
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Buehler diverges from the typical Republican on some issues, vouching he'll protect abortion rights and same-sex marriage and increase the standard of living — all in a state that sees a big discrepancy between big cities like Portland and farming communities in the rural areas.
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The applications for some of the visas available to witnesses of crimes require a letter of verification, from either the Justice Department or immigration authorities, vouching for the importance of the testimony, and sometimes those agencies disagree about whether a letter should be provided.
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Trey GowdyHarold (Trey) Watson GowdyRising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief Cummings announces expansion of Oversight panel's White House personal email probe, citing stonewalling Pelosi says it's up to GOP to address sexual assault allegation against Trump MORE all vouching for him.
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The alleged conflict was brought about by Staley interceding on behalf of his brother-in-law late last year by vouching for him to KKR's co-investors and helping to try and find a new investor for a Brazilian company called Aceco TI, the WSJ said.
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Later, as head of Mr. Yeltsin's F.S.B., Mr. Putin quashed an investigation of the Yeltsin family by the prosecutor general at the time, Yuri Skuratov, by vouching for the authenticity of a fuzzy video of a man said to be Mr. Skuratov in bed with two prostitutes.
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Faced with mounting questions over what he knew or didn't know, behind the scenes there has been an effort by Jordan's office to push forward allies to come out publicly in his defense, putting out statements from former coaches and colleagues vouching for Jordan's side of the story.
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Washington (CNN)The top Democrat on the House intelligence committee said Wednesday that "the last thing (President Donald Trump) probably needs right now is for Vladimir Putin to be vouching for him," after the Russian president denied that his US counterpart had disclosed classified information to Russian officials.
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JARRETT: It&aposs a fraud on the court and, in fact, you played the clip of Rosenstein saying that when you sign this, we take it very seriously, we&aposre vouching for the truthfulness, the honesty the authenticity of our documents and yet, we now know -- HANNITY: Did anyone verify it?
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The Best Actor nominee also told Strahan that he would literally not be at this award show if it weren't for Shifman, who auditioned Chalamet for the school and fought for him to get accepted into the school even reaching out directly to the principal and vouching for the teenager.
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By 1938, with Szilard forced out of his metals business, they are citing these connections in desperate financial appeals to the Jewish aid association Hilfsverein für Juden in Deutschland as they dangle on a waiting list for visas to America where their in-laws, my parents, are vouching for them.
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Mr. Leissner, who is married to the American fashion designer Kimora Lee Simmons, left Goldman in January after the firm found a letter that Mr. Leissner wrote, on Goldman letterhead, vouching for Jho Low, a close associate of the Malaysian prime minister and a central target of various government investigations.
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But the story of how Mr. Palij arrived in the United States, acquired citizenship and built a life in Queens is not one of a lone Nazi thwarting immigration laws, but of a trio of Third Reich soldiers working together to find haven in America, one vouching for the other two on visa applications.
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Obama was left in the awkward position of vouching for Hillary's "steady judgment" to run an angry, violent, jittery nation on the very day that his F.B.I. director lambasted her errant judgment on circumventing the State Department email system, making it clear that she had been lying to the American public for the last 16 months.
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Moore may have been snubbed by Trump, but the judge was aided by many of the big names that vouched for the president's campaign — Steve Bannon appeared at a rally with Moore Monday night; Breitbart has gone all-in on vouching for Moore in the election; the British politician behind "Brexit," Nigel Farage, has campaigned for Moore.
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Regarding your recent column about what to do when you don't want to endorse a friendly acquaintance you've never worked with ("You Don't Have to Be a Reference," June 25, 2017): I think there's a difference between a recommendation based on firsthand knowledge of a person's skill and experience, and simply vouching for that person's character.
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Over the last week, some of Mr. Trump's closest Republican allies in Congress, including Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, and some of the president's favorite Fox News commentators have been trying to smooth over the rift by vouching for Mr. Barr and urging the president to let the legal process play out, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Yeah, I mean Prince was a big one, because he's very adamant about doing you, and like owning what you do and all of that and owning your masters and stuff too, which helps when you're going on the independent path to have somebody that great be vouching for you and telling you this is what you need to be doing, you know 'own your shit' cause it's yours.
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MSNBC anchors Andrea Mitchell and Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowUS ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter Frustrated liberals say Democrats aren't aggressive enough on courts Fox News closes out July as most-watched cable network for 37th straight month MORE are among a group of women to sign onto a letter vouching for veteran NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw's character as he faces allegations of sexual harassment.
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I came as prepared as possible: I brought medical journals showing what real pelvic floor technique looks like; my medical records, which showed that Larry had never mentioned that he used such techniques even though he had penetrated me; the names of three pelvic floor experts ready to testify to police that Larry's treatment was not medical; other records from a nurse practitioner documenting my disclosure of abuse in 2004; my journals from that time; and a letter from a neighboring district attorney vouching for my character.
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In practice, this means that every immigrant needs to have someone vouching for them whose household income is 125 percent of the poverty line — and the "household" includes the relative who's trying to come to the US. In other words, a single adult could sponsor his parent to immigrate if he made at least $20,300 — 125 percent of the federal poverty line for a two-person household — but if he had a spouse and two children, he'd have to be making 125 percent of the poverty line for a five-person household.
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