Editors will not endorse offers, for instance.
I get endorsed for the dumbest things unrelated to journalism for instance.
Ferrer has prominent white supporters, but his ads are aimed at minorities and his backers are largely black and Hispanic -- members of the hospital union that endorsed him yesterday, for instance.
Trump has never, for instance, endorsed David Duke, but the Klansman-turned-politician has endorsed him, and in the environment Trump has created – with its particular political pH levels – Duke has re-emerged on the southern political scene.
City Councilman Eric N. Gioia of Queens, for instance, endorsed Mr. Davis.
The newspaper is not considered a kingmaker, having, for instance, endorsed Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey in 2000.
However, he has quite explicitly positioned himself as a moderate: he has endorsed same-sex marriage, for instance, and taken views to the left of much of his party on gun control and immigration reform.
When, four years ago, Putin endorsed anti-gay legislation, for instance, he was playing to entrenched conservative prejudices that predate Soviet Communism perhaps not for Western-oriented intellectuals and the urban middle class but for many millions of others.
They do get double-credit if an endorser falls into multiple categories, however, like being from one of the four early states: being endorsed by Nikki Haley, for instance, the governor of South Carolina, would be especially valuable (she hasn't picked a candidate yet).
The frustrations that we're facing now more than ever is due to the encouragement to allow bad government to work and to endorse bad government and for instance Western government taking our resources from Africa, taking our resources from governments that they through history have endorsed".
