The campaign has deployed 40 organizers since January to rally fast-food workers behind unionization, saying the goal is to raise wages to $15 an hour.
To be sure Trump actually said something so asinine, I watched footage of his rally (fast forward to 1 hour, 8 minutes to hear the exact quote).
Photography Director Having just lost Joshua Holdeman to Christie's, Simon de Pury, chairman of Phillips, de Pury & Company, rallied fast to find someone to replace him as director of its photography department.
Over the next few months, the group recruited additional clergy and organized rallies, fasts, vigils, and other forms of protest.
The rally evaporated faster than market gains posted after other major developments in the crisis over the last two years, like the creation of a euro zone rescue fund and both bailouts for Greece.
Each rally is faster than the last, and each shot chesslike in its complexity.
Saturday's rally is fast turning into the social event of the season for the capital's Jewish community.
Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Tampa, Fla., selected ML Rogers, New York, as creative agency of record for the Checkers and Rally's fast-food chains.
"The images are so far over the top, it's unbelievable that anybody responsible would ever have authorized such a thing," Mr. de Blasio said at a rally for fast-food workers in Manhattan, where he compared the ad to the notorious Willie Horton commercials of the 1988 presidential campaign.
At scarcely 3 months, our youngest grandchild was carried in his mother's arms to a rally of fast-food workers demanding livable wages.
It's also worth asking why junk dollar bonds in Asia have rallied so fast this year.
