Sentence examples for exchanged endorsements from inspiring English sources
And either Nixon or Teachout had already endorsed Biaggi, Ramos, and Salazar, or exchanged endorsements, during their campaigns.
As Paul's political director in 2012, Benton has been tied to a scandal that saw thousands of dollars exchanged for political endorsements prior to the Iowa caucuses.
With time, relationships between God and American politicians became more personal, as manifest in the exchange of endorsements -- the politician usually endorsing the Divine and his works and claiming a responsive endorsement of the politician by the divinity.
But Mr. Haytaian and aides to Mr. Franks said Mr. Corzine's foundation could have given money to nonprofit groups with political affiliates or allies in exchange for endorsements.
The group also said it would try to pressure politicians into supporting its ideas in exchange for endorsements.
According to reports yesterday in The Mercury News and The San Francisco Chronicle, government officials say that Conte told them he provided steroids to Jones and Montgomery in exchange for their endorsements of a Balco zinc-magnesium supplement called ZMA.
Perhaps they assume that if they can get Clinton to endorse their specific policy positions in exchange for their endorsement, her advisors don't matter.
Mr Christie could have strewn budgetary gifts from Ridgewood to Cape May in exchange for cross-party endorsements and never suffered more than a few raised eyebrows.But Mr Christie had a very limited supply of such budget goodies to hand out.
Insurer payments in exchange for variable annuity endorsements were the subject of a Forbes story (see: Costly Lesson) that prompted an investigation by New York Attorney General Spitzer.
He said that Right to Life Party leaders had demanded patronage jobs in exchange for their endorsement.
The indictment alleges that Benton, Tate and Kesari conspired with then-Iowa state senator Kent Sorenson to conceal payments to him in exchange for his endorsement.
