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Imagine a "Selfies for Inclusion" campaign where you and I can help developers test and create more inclusive training sets.
I remember back during the campaign where some Trump supporters wanted to actually get rid of the amendment that allowed us to vote as women.
In exchange for less than one million dollars, that corporation received the benefits of a months-long promotional campaign including a 12-hour telethon all using the company's logo and color scheme.
I didn't do the "Rethink the Pink Tax" campaign.
By raising the specter that the Russian government was interfering in the US presidential campaign, the Administration risked appearing to meddle in the campaign itself.
At the time, I was a presidential candidate in Colombia promoting my campaign agenda, when I was detained by a group of armed men.
Wealthier families are better positioned to finance an elite, independent school and college education, access capital to start a business, finance expensive medical procedures, reside in neighborhoods with higher amenities, exert political influence through campaign finance, purchase better legal counsel if confronted with an expensive criminal justice system, leave a bequest and/or withstand financial hardship resulting from any number of emergencies.
So if you're going to do the Better Way campaign in your city, you need to find yourself a Will, because he's really one of the keys to making this successful in the city of Albuquerque.
He taught others how to make a dirty bomb to use on the London Underground, and he plotted a massive bombing campaign in London's shopping areas.
Lyndon Baines Johnson, during the election campaign, had the campaign airplane of his rival Barry Goldwater bugged as part of his effort to win that election.
I was a political science major, and I worked as a community organizer and on a congressional campaign.
CQ: So as Lauran and I were getting to know each other, it was right in the middle of that 2012 presidential campaign, and most of our early political conversations were really just based in jokes and pranks.
So as an example, I would change Lauran's computer screen saver to a picture of Mitt Romney, or she would put an Obama campaign magnet on the back of my car.
Caitlin is a successful professional woman who is deeply caring and compassionate, and the Caitlin I know would never excuse any man from talking about women the way that Trump did during the campaign.
And you're right, there were some terrible things that came out during the Trump campaign, so much so that I almost decided to just abstain rather than voting for president, something I had never even considered doing before.
If you can give a female filmmaker 25 dollars in a crowdfunding campaign, great, do that.
Our campaign tripled the number of Latinos who believed their voices mattered in the state of Georgia.
And that's why I didn't allow them to debt-shame me in my campaign.
They said, "Let's do a global art campaign with the inks that you are making off this pollution."
Why no prevention campaign for divorce?
They sent that message so well that their campaign became the gold standard of modern politics, if not modern life, which also seems to demand that we each do whatever it takes to be able to say at the end of our days with peace and satisfaction, "I was just like everybody else."
So one night, I made one final call to my prospective campaign manager.
In our campaign to knock Columbus off his pedestal, we engaged in a visually provocative form of activism.
And on the macro level, we're in what seems to be a 19-month presidential campaign, and of all the things we're asking all of these potential leaders, what about asking for the health of our children?
And so when something like this hits you in a campaign, you have to decide how you're going to respond, and we had a novel idea.
What if we ran a campaign that was not about running against someone, but was about bringing people together behind a common vision?
And so we emphasized things like increasing per capita income in our city, increasing our city's population, and we stuck to those relentlessly, throughout the campaign, always bringing it back to those things by which our voters could measure, in a very transparent way, how we were doing, and hold me accountable if I got elected.
And when he ran his third campaign for the Board of Supervisors in 1977, Harvey finally won the seat– becoming one of the first openly gay public officials in US history.
Alongside other activists, he ran an incandescent campaign against hate.
They were using "nonpublic posts whose viewership the campaign controls so that only the people we want to see it see it.
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