Stephen Miller, then a senior policy adviser to the campaign and now a top White House aide, was eager for Mr. Papadopoulos to serve as a surrogate, someone who could publicize Mr. Trump's foreign policy views without officially speaking for the campaign.
Once they're stabilized, the search begins — for estranged family members, or for a "surrogate," someone who knows what they might have wanted at the end.
When I left home to go to Berkeley in the early 1970s, Mom needed another surrogate son, someone else she could care for, someone else to keep her from thinking about what happened to Alan on that driveway back in Ramsey, New Jersey.
More ambiguous are young women vulnerably hunched or sprawled in the grip of nameless memories and fears: awakening the worse for wear in a bed with black sheets, or transfixed by the apparent light of a campfire, or embracing a blanket as a surrogate for someone or something.
For patients who lack the relevant decision-making capacity at the time the decision is to be made, a need arises for surrogate decision-making: someone else must be entrusted to decide on their behalf.
Hey, remember all those Trump surrogates who said someone under investigation by the FBI shouldn't be president?
One was having had prior experience as someone's surrogate.
Being someone's surrogate means being willing to drop everything when a crisis strikes, and to continue monitoring when a client is hospitalized or needs long-term care.
Jessie says while her intention in becoming a surrogate was to help someone in need, she believes there should be room for some commercialisation of the industry in Australia.
He hires a sexual surrogate (played by Helen Hunt) – someone who has sex with clients for therapeutic purposes, in case you're wondering – and goes at it, sharing the journey with his Catholic priest (William H Macy), a reluctant voyeur to the proceedings.
Ms. Albright, for instance, recently joined former President Bill Clinton to help raise $1 million in a week for Mrs. Clinton, while Ms. Ferraro, a contributor on Fox News, recently told people there that she or another Clinton surrogate should appear whenever someone known to hold strong views against Mrs. Clinton is invited on air to talk politics.
