And I'll simply say ... But in terms of the notion of the double-sided nature of speaking out for the working man while hating the working man, that's Selina Meyer.
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He's the hardest working man I've seen on the drums.
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" Trip Gabriel "He was the hardest-working man in journalism.
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I've heard the whole record that "Working Man" is on.
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But I think people also forget that Selina Meyer had been Trump for five years, which is to say, somebody speaking about the working man who doesn't actually want to touch the working man.
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He was a hard-working man in the field of construction.
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He is a working man of sorts — a hands-on professional.
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The Rock is the new Hardest Working Man in Show Business.
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"He's the hardest-working man, I think, in football," Gruden said.
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I try to keep the dignity of a hard-working man.
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To be able to say, 'Arjun, this is not working, man.
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Because they have forgotten about the working man and working woman.
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"I think Donald Trump cares about the working man, because the working man has made him what he is," a hard-hat wearing worker says in one spot, which is airing in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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It's songs for the working man, songs for people with broken hearts.
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"It is the working man is the happy man," Benjamin Franklin wrote.
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"Now I want to become the Smartest Working Man in Show Business."
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"He is an extremely polite and hard-working man," Mr. Vartak said.
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"Democrats used to stand with the Working Man," he tweeted Wednesday morning.
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But they have sort of lost track of being for the working man.
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Seacrest has always taken pride in his "hardest-working man in Hollywood" label.
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People joke about it, but I'm the hardest-working man in show business, maybe.
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He was a funny, thick skinned, hard working man who commanded respect for authority.
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Until then, he's one working man who is pretty much the opposite of happy.
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Exactly. Who is, I think, probably the hardest-working man in Washington right now.
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Known as a hard working man, Christopher had lived in Ohio his entire life.
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Every woman would want a hard-working man with no kids like my babe.
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My dad, Fred Trump, was the smartest and hardest-working man I ever knew.
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My dad, Fred Trump, was the smartest and hardest working man I ever knew.
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He insisted he was just a normal working man raising a family in Maryland.
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This is, after all, a documentary about the hardest working man in hardcore pornography.
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My Dad, Fred Trump, was the smartest and hardest working man I ever knew.
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The lurid story of a sex-working, man-killer stirred an unrelenting media frenzy.
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The average working woman made only 60 percent as much as the average working man.
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We are the party that is on the side of the working man and woman.
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"He's not for the working man, I admit that," said Mr. Keeling, who is 55.
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"Hardest working man in the business," said George Wayne, a veteran celebrity-and-fashion journalist.
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I would feel proud to be a father, husband, and working man for my family.
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" White's sister, Alicia Waskoski, told The Detroit News that her brother "loved being a working man.
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Samuel L. Jackson has been called the hardest working man in show business for many years.
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Second, there's no advertising here, just a hard working man enjoying a little time to himself.
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" White's sister, Alicia Waskoski, told The Detroit News that her brother "loved being a working man.
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He positioned himself as a champion of the American working man against powerful bankers and corporations.
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His father was "a very, very hard-working man" who "liked absolute quiet," his son recalled.
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He was a farmer, just like my grandfather, and was the hardest working man I knew.
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Rolando, an easy-going and hard-working man, was well aware of the dangers of crossing Mexico.
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You say, well, oh, these other celebrities they don&apost have the support of the working man.
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He is a hard-working man and has taken excellent care of me and our three kids.
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Remember: If Donald Trump isn't a fighter for the working man, then he's just a schoolyard bully.
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So he carries his work attire to show that he is a working man, not a criminal.
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An easy-going and hard-working man, Rolando was well aware of the dangers of crossing Mexico.
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I don't see anything there," Mr. Walden said, adding: "What has he done for the working man?
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I don&apost think he has the support of the working man -- what he does is he pushes.
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He is just a hard-working man, trying to make a living to take care of his wife.
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The liberals were taking over and the common working man and woman were getting pushed to the wayside.
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We always felt that he was one of us and with us because he was a working man.
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This demonstration representing the working man sees performers wearing encrusted, gray clothes to illustrate the restraints of society.
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If you don't know how to dress for work, check out these clothing items every working man needs.
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Meanwhile, sales at the company's higher-priced Banana Republic label, which targets a working man or woman, continue to bleed.
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But to simply sing a song of the dispossessed working man is to ignore a crucial element of both campaigns.
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You might want to make some radical conclusion that this study proves capitalism is actually beneficial to the working man.
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"He is a gifted, kind, joyful, and hard working man who is going to make an excellent father," Battistelli wrote.
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It's the tale of a working man in love, and it's the testament of a man who loves his work.
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He says Obama is robbing this country blind and that Trump will give the working man another shot at prosperity.
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The pre-song banter between the band and the hardest working man in showbiz is just as entertaining as the music.
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"He was a very diligent, hard-working man determined to help people in North Korea," David Kim, a classmate, told CNN.
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Once upon a time, it went, in a land not-so-far away, there lived an honest and hard-working man.
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So how is the working man, given what you said about digitization, how is he going to benefit from the administration?
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Where before he was a compulsive perfectionist, now he was a working man who always hit the nail on the head.
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Moreover, Trump portrays himself as an outsider fighting for the average working man, when in fact, he is the ultimate insider.
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But the working man, the poor man, will find many ways to use the oxtails and turn it into a delicacy.
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The lyrics differed only slightly, but his version portrayed a working man coming home to his wife and pleading for respect.
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Nationalists are also populists and consider themselves sticking up for the common, working man against the elites and so-called globalists.
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" On the morning after the referendum, Collyer says, a man walked into Gunay's Cafe and shouted, "Victory for the working man!
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Samson was a "determined defender of the creative possibilities of the working man and woman", says Mike Wallington, his producer and friend.
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For reasons not totally clear, we're also a nation that likes to celebrate the working man and woman by... racing rubber duckies.
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"He is 80 years old and has always been a hard working man all of his life," the page says of Smith.
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It's about our body adhering to the same standards almost every other working man and woman is held to on the job.
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It shows a working man dressed in an apron, as well as a seated woman who was then waiting for her food.
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Although he came from a rich family and background, he talked the lingo of the Working Man and became their champion; 220006.
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" Another friend and former employee, Doug Kass, told CNBC: "He's the James Brown of hedge funds — the hardest working man in the industry.
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Garland, a great example of the impossible choice that is the modern Democratic Party is traditionally the party of unions, the working man.
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Let me just tell you something, I&aposm not sure he has the support of the working man on separating children from parents.
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They were each energetic showmen who drew comparisons to the hardest working man in showbiz who they once joined onstage together -- James Brown.
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Working Man After graduating from MIT in 2015, Evans worked as a strategy and analytics analyst for LinkedIn, according to his LinkedIn page.
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" Falwell said he endorsed Trump because he saw him as someone who "really loved the American people" and was "for the working man.
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The elegance of the working man has affected artists for decades — from Ben Shahn's social-realist paintings to Irving Penn's fascination with tradespeople.
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We're always keen to up the working man and woman and make sure that everyone remembers this is a proudly working class area.
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"He got elected to the office of president because he talked about the issues of the working man and labor," Mr. Walden said.
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"This is a picture of a hard working man dedicated to his family!" she wrote about her husband, who works for a cardboard company.
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Moore said her brother, a father of three who worked as a financial adviser, was a fun-loving, hard-working man, the paper said.
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Homeless blue collar working man John Nada (professional wrestler "Rowdy" Roddy Piper) discovers a pair of sunglasses that show him aliens have infiltrated Earth.
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James Brown was famously known as "the hardest working man in show business," but Tim Jones seems deserving of at least an honorable mention.
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In addition, the special tax brackets for pass-through businesses are an invitation to gaming and further reward capital owners, not the working man.
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But tax reform should not be perverted into a tax windfall for capital owners on the pretense that it's good for the working man.
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It's really touched a nerve, this whole idea of the working man, and work, and the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, it perfectly fits into all this.
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"I've prided myself on having the title of Hardest Working Man in Show Business, but I've grown a little tired of the title," he says.
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Add Jason Isbell's "God Is A Working Man," Tyler Childers' "Nose On The Grindstone," and the entirety of Angaleena Presley's 2014 album American Middle Class.
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We grew up together, and he's now a working man who made a life in our hometown, eventually owning a home and raising children there.
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I'm so proud of the hard working man you are and I hope this year is filled with all the love and happiness you deserve.
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Late in the speech, Trump offered a rare biographical detail that wasn't about his own business history -- discussing the origins of the billionaire's working-man appeal.
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"He's the James Brown of hedge funds — the hardest working man in the industry," said former employee Doug Kass, founder of hedge fund Seabreeze Partners Management.
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So all we are left with is either a HUGELY impressive fake video, or a mesmerizing aside from the hardest working man in the misinformation business.
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Like a political magician with an endless bag of predictable-yet-entertaining tricks, Trump turned Democrats into the urban elite, anti-working man party in 2016.
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I had a hard working man that came back from the first world war that probably had something wrong up here [he points to his head].
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Though a successful fast-food entrepreneur, Puzder was a controversial pick to run a branch of the government designed to give the working man a voice.
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He is tried for this, and not only goes free but gets to hear the judge tell the prosecution off for attacking a poor working man.
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Republican leaders in Congress—routinely denounced as establishment shills and enemies of the working man by Breitbart News—may have different descriptions for the new Trump team.
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He's 22 years old, a working man with a diploma, yet abled people always seem to have one inability: to see him as anything but a kid.
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It means that the nation sees all these privileged candidates and rightly concludes that the Democratic Party has lost touch with the common working man and woman.
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A politics centered around economic populism, solidarity, and telling everyone standing in the way of the working man and woman having a good life to f-off.
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They show the depth of resentment he has been able to tap into, simply by parading his own modest caste origins and posing as a proud working man.
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Sarah's arousal by that old working man on "Horace and Pete" is a recognition that something primal has gone: the making, the doing that prove that we exist.
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Trump has gestured at the International Monetary Fund and the World Trade Organization as noxious elements run by international elites to the detriment of the American working man.
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After a photo of an 89-year-old popsicle salesman went viral two weeks ago, more than $384,000 has been raised to help the hard-working man finally retire.
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Well the party that once stood for the working man, the Democrats, has now taken a radical turn as former Bill Clinton Pollster Doug Schoen told me this week.
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He comes from more of a humble background, working class, so it's kind of that delineation between nouveau riche and working man that's also a layer within the film.
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Roosevelt saw the Depression as both a threat to liberal democracy and the product of an economic system that put profits ahead of the welfare of the working man.
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Theory Look for Theory — part of the Fast Retailing giant that also owns Uniqlo — to continue doing what it does best: creating a uniform for the modern working man.
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I think at the end of the day they've had a marginal beneficial impact on the plight of the working man and working woman-- to lift themselves up again.
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Mr Bannon vaunts his "deplorables" and the "working man," and those in the trenches in Stanley Kubrick's "Paths of Glory", who he believes should be given a chance to rule.
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Representative Kurt Schrader of Oregon, who backed Mr. Ryan, said after the vote that unless Democrats changed course and adopted "a working man and woman's agenda," they should expect defeat.
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Reynolds: I can't speak for him because he's the hardest working man in show business, but Hollywood is like a stock market—you're always up and down and all around.
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"My grandfather is, and always was, a very hard-working man, and he passed that work ethic onto both my father and me," says Schwendeman, who is the couple's oldest grandchild.
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" He also appears in the newest Woody Allen movie, "Café Society," as a nineteen-thirties Jewish gangster he describes as "a working man who just happens to bury people in concrete.
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An illiterate, underbred book, it seems to me; the book of a self-taught working man, and we all know how distressing they are, how egotistic, insistent, raw, striking, and ultimately nauseating.
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John Mellencamp easily found the rock vibes in "White Line Fever," and ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons and Warren Haynes took "Working Man Blues" literally, turning it into a soul-stirring blues guitar romp.
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He claims that many of the songs that sing the praises of the Jatts are actually celebrations of the agricultural culture of the Punjab and the working man, given the Jatt caste's farming history.
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In the media, it's a byword for liberal hypocrisy—a haven for olive oil-guzzling Blairites who talk about the plight of the working man from the safety of their second homes in Tuscany.
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At the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague in the early 1980s, Ms. Jarcovjakova studied photography: Social realism, the austere aesthetic that promotes the valor of the working man, was the school's official style.
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At the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague in the early 1980s, Ms. Jarcovjakova studied photography: Social realism, the austere aesthetic that promotes the valor of the working man, was the school's official style.
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Ping Kuen Shum woke up one day last week, feeling like the luckiest man in the world: Not only was he celebrating his birthday, he was also celebrating his last day as a working man.
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Mr. Trump, who has styled himself a populist even thought he advocates many policies sought by corporate interests, has often mentioned his admiration for Jackson, who is also considered a fighter for the working man.
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We lost our homes, and after that they bailed out the bankers and gave them trillions of dollars so they could keep their bonuses while the working man hasn't gotten a raise in 25 years.
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" Buchanan's sentiments were backed up by Leo Martin, a 62-year-old machinist who told the Times, "The Republican Party has never done anything for the working man like me, even though we've voted Republican for years.
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"The Republican Party has never done anything for the working man like me, even though we've voted Republican for years," said Leo Martin, a 62-year-old machinist from Newport, N.H., who attended Mr. Trump's Claremont rally.
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Seeing the past two Democratic presidents at the podium and hearing them pay tribute to a thoroughly decent and hard-working man, brought into sharp relief just how far America has fallen since the disastrous 2016 election.
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She told voters that Cordray, a low-key candidate who once headed Warren's brainchild, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), is a quiet warrior for the working man, standing against Wall Street bankers and the greedy rich.
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One of the last to serve John Fitzgerald Kennedy, who was the thirty-fifth President of this country, was a working man who earns $3.01 an hour and said it was an honor to dig the grave.
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Viewed with deepening suspicion by liberal Turks and some Western allies, who fear his Islamist ideals and authoritarian leadership are eroding Turkey's secularism and democracy, here Erdogan is seen as a hero of the pious, patriotic, working man.
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Tankel said he was "2628 percent" with Varney on his stance, adding that minimum wage increases are "all done under the guise of helping the working man" but don't help those whose jobs are cut as a result.
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Kylo Ren (Adam Driver, this year's hardest working man in Hollywood), having offed Snoke in the last movie, is now the Supreme Leader of the First Order and is running about the galaxy, looking for the voice's source.
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It won't make your knives "scary sharp" like the guy at the flea market booth will, but it will keep them plenty "working man" sharp in a jiffy, for all your Amazon delivery box and clamshell package destructing needs.
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"Every working man and woman who goes into work each day should be able to go home to their loved ones and their family members at the end of each and every shift, safe and sound," her statement continued.
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"The smallest gap in raw wages occurs at age 25 (with the typical working man earning $103,600 than the typical working woman), and is largest at age 54 (when the typical man earns $32,800 more than the typical woman)," Payscale reports.
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Bobby, the hardest working man on this show, gives William the help he needs to pick out a ring, and Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boos William and Shannan's house from shabby cabin in the woods to cozy hygge oasis of Netflix and chill.
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"I know that the district attorney intends to present this to a grand jury in order to get an indictment," Michaels tells PEOPLE before characterizing his client as a "very peaceful, hard-working man" who has never been arrested before.
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The video, which pitches Bryce as a "working man" and focuses on health care, racked up nearly a half-million views in the less than two weeks it's been online and drew attention from left leaning activists and national media.
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In "Kin," Eli (Myles Truitt), the 14-year-old adopted son of the hard-working Man of Integrity Hal (Dennis Quaid, seemingly angling to play Harrison Ford's younger brother in a future film), finds an unusual weapon in an abandoned warehouse.
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And I think just the general working man who is not part of some sort of special class or special group, victim group, who just wants a good job, is starting to say, gosh, the economy is picking up, wages are picking up.
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A brilliant man and prudent president, not embracing risk when he had the chance, partially set the table for Donald Trump — his tapping into outrage, his attacks on government's gutlessness and his misdirection of populists via rhetorical embrace of the working man.
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"The Sabbath Girl" shares a lot with the 1988 film "Crossing Delancey," including an immersion in Jewish faith and culture, an arty female lead who hesitates between a flashy suitor and a humble working man and the influential presence of a benevolent grandmother.
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Like WWE superstar Daniel Bryan before him, who sneered a foreboding message of inarguable environmental decline with enough withering conceit that it made him a renegade, David Starr manages to morph into a jealous psychopath even as he's fighting for the working man.
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Those who watched Saturday Night Live this weekend and had never heard of a company called Amazon would be forgiven for assuming that its CEO, Jeff Bezos, was a benevolent champion of the working man, fighting the good fight against our president.
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"While touting himself as a friend of the working man, Bernie has come all this way to support a measure that will result in thousands of lost jobs for the people of Anaheim," Todd Ament, CEO of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, said in a written statement.
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Like Hank Jr. and David Allan Coe, The Hag wrote the kind of songs my dad likes best—sly, honest, take-no-shit anthems for the working man, written by bonafide outlaws who thought what they thought and didn't care how anyone else felt about it.
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This is not to accuse the president of being hypocritical by skewering companies that move production overseas while, say, selling Trump merchandise made in Bangladesh, or loudly championing the cause of the working man while refusing to recognize the rights of workers at his branded properties.
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" He added, "If President-elect Trump lets the hard-right members of Congress and his cabinet run the show, if he adopts their timeworn policies — which benefit the elites, the special interests and corporate America, not the working man and woman — his presidency will not succeed.
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He would bring an outsider's eye, an executive's efficiency, and a populist's touch to crafting a policy agenda that worked for the working man — the kind of policy agenda Republicans should have been pushing all along but were too addicted to corporate cash to dare consider.
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When you read all the tributes today to the late Merle Haggard, all the mournful praise about what a great songwriter he was, remember that a big part of country music today has no interest in Mr. Haggard's big themes, the rage and sorrow of the working man.
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"It's also tough to both pull in Republicans — which I think that's what that money was supposed to partially help do, he would be the guy who wasn't as liberal — and also say, Hey, Gavin Newsom is the elitist candidate and I'm about the working man," Mr. Garcetti said.
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Trump promised to "drain the swamp" in Washington and advocate for the average working man; instead, he's appointed bankers like Mnuchin, a 17-year veteran of Goldman Sachs, to the richest Cabinet in history, and along with those millionaires and billionaires is pushing policies that would devastate the poor.
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The film has Giamatti's Santa taking a back seat to Vince Vaughn as Santa's screw-up brother, but Giamatti actually pulls off a decent take on the old guy: A good, hard-working man who's maybe just a little stressed out by everything involved with delivering gifts to every child in the world.
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On the campaign trail, he wore the outfit of a working man, arriving at rallies on his motorcycle with an $18 Timex watch on his wrist, but his background was more boardroom than blue collar; he rose to prominence as a businessman, a native of the wealthy Chicago suburbs, a multimillionaire with nine homes.
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Trump, who lives in gilded penthouses and palaces, who flies in planes and helicopters emblazoned with his name, who does business with mobsters, campaigned in 2016 by saying that he spoke for the working man, that he alone heard them and felt their anger, and by branding Hillary Clinton an "élitist," out of touch with her country.
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Between them these trends and sentiments will help sustain the Republican Party even as it lurches deeper into demagogy and paranoia — by making a vote for the G.O.P. the only way to protest a corporate-backed liberal politics that seems indifferent to the working man and an ascendant cultural liberalism that has boardrooms as well as Hollywood and academia in its corner.
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James McBride, best known as a memoirist ("The Color of Water") and a novelist (the National Book Award-winning "The Good Lord Bird"), wades into this space with "Kill 'Em and Leave," tackling one of the most complex and most fascinating figures in American music over the last 50 years, the self-proclaimed "hardest-working man in show business" himself, James Brown.
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They know that Truuump is on his wayHe's got black boys in hoodies locked up on his sleighAnd every working man is going to cryWhen they learn that Letch don't care how you live or if you die Sooo I'm offering this simple phraseTo kids from 1 to 92Although it's been said many times, many waysMerry Christmas to youMerry Christmas, Merry ChristmasDonald Trump, fuck you Happy holidays!
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Trump's appeal to those people, according to Trump's economics advisor Stephen Moore, is that he's a populist who will protect manufacturing jobs and force companies to remain in the US. (The working class as a whole was less enthusiastic about Trump and largely supported Clinton.) Left-leaning commenters like Vox's Dylan Matthews remain skeptical of the idea that a billionaire TV star known for stiffing contractors will be a friend of the working man.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonAsian caucus urges fellow lawmakers not to 'perpetuate racist stereotypes' amid coronavirus fears Overnight Defense: More closures possible at US bases in Europe as coronavirus spreads | Pompeo says Afghan 'reduction in violence is working' | Man accused of trying to blow up vehicle at Pentagon Top general: More closures at US bases in Europe possible as coronavirus spreads MORE (R-Ark.) have also repeated the conspiracy theory in recent days.
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The PFA is led by sports agent Jeff Boris, who represented Barry Bonds and Jose Canseco; Callie Mendenhall, an administrator for the NBA Referees Union; Andrew Zimbalist, an economist and public radio personality; and, most importantly, attorney Lucas Zimbalist, who, as the man who helped get Nick Diaz's absurd five-year ban for a positive marijuana test reduced to 18 months, a period that ended just last week, is a true hero, both for MMA fans and the working man.
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"I been a workin' man dang near all my life / I'll be working long as my two hands are fit to use / I'll drink my beer in a tavern, sing a little bit of these working man blues," he crooned back in '69, pouring one out for the American blue collar workers who bought his records and packed his shows—the ones who went to work in the factories, the ones who went to Vietnam, and the ones who stayed behind.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonAsian caucus urges fellow lawmakers not to 'perpetuate racist stereotypes' amid coronavirus fears Overnight Defense: More closures possible at US bases in Europe as coronavirus spreads | Pompeo says Afghan 'reduction in violence is working' | Man accused of trying to blow up vehicle at Pentagon Top general: More closures at US bases in Europe possible as coronavirus spreads MORE (R-Ark.) whether U.S. troops in Italy and their families are "mostly just sitting at home right now trying to avoid the coronavirus," Wolters said a "fair amount" are doing so.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonAsian caucus urges fellow lawmakers not to 'perpetuate racist stereotypes' amid coronavirus fears Overnight Defense: More closures possible at US bases in Europe as coronavirus spreads | Pompeo says Afghan 'reduction in violence is working' | Man accused of trying to blow up vehicle at Pentagon Top general: More closures at US bases in Europe possible as coronavirus spreads MORE (R-Ark.) recently suggested that the coronavirus could have been created in a laboratory in China and did not originate in a Wuhan seafood market as the Chinese government has stated.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnHouse Freedom Caucus chairman endorses Collins's Georgia Senate bid TikTok introduces new parental controls Abortion wars flare up in Congress MORE (R-Tenn.), Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonAsian caucus urges fellow lawmakers not to 'perpetuate racist stereotypes' amid coronavirus fears Overnight Defense: More closures possible at US bases in Europe as coronavirus spreads | Pompeo says Afghan 'reduction in violence is working' | Man accused of trying to blow up vehicle at Pentagon Top general: More closures at US bases in Europe possible as coronavirus spreads MORE (R-Ark.) and Deb FischerDebra (Deb) Strobel FischerHouse Freedom Caucus chairman endorses Collins's Georgia Senate bid Loeffler works to gain traction with conservatives amid Collins primary bid Bolton upends Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Neb.).
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonAsian caucus urges fellow lawmakers not to 'perpetuate racist stereotypes' amid coronavirus fears Overnight Defense: More closures possible at US bases in Europe as coronavirus spreads | Pompeo says Afghan 'reduction in violence is working' | Man accused of trying to blow up vehicle at Pentagon Top general: More closures at US bases in Europe possible as coronavirus spreads MORE (R-Ark.), Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioOvernight Energy: Critics pile on Trump plan to roll back major environmental law | Pick for Interior No. 2 official confirmed | JPMorgan Chase to stop loans for fossil fuel drilling in the Arctic MacGregor confirmed as Interior deputy chief GOP casts Sanders as 2020 boogeyman MORE (R-Fla.) and Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyAgencies play catch-up over security concerns with TikTok Typical income no longer covers major costs: Study Senate Democrats introduce legislation to change impeachment trial rules MORE (R-Mo.).
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