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Brown said her campaign will be far less costly because she'll be relying on free legal representation.

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Kristin Brown, of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, said Trump had offered mixed messages since the Parkland shooting.

O'Malley pointed out that he was not on the ballot and, in an implied criticism of Brown's campaign, said candidates always have to defend their records.

Tolbert, meantime, said he's seeking other endorsements and hinted he may continue this campaign even if Brown wins the Democratic Primary.

«To have the Labor Secretary campaigning for her in his unofficial capacity, talking about his experience with her, talking about the work that needs to be done to provide hope and opportunity for working people across this country is a huge boost to her campaign,» said Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown.

All of this is a way of saying, that while the Tories and Liberal Democrata hammer out whatever deal they can; while the Labour front bench has been told to keep quiet; and while Gordon Brown keeps a low profile, it would be a good use of Labour supporters» time to help promote and grow the Take Back Parliament Campaign.

While the efforts undoubtedly brought out Brown supporters, the mayor's campaign said they were also aimed at getting Buffalo Democrats to the polls to vote for the three countywide candidates.

Both Cameron and Gordon Brown have gone out of their way to blow kisses at Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, leading some commentators to say he won the opening skirmishes of the general election campaign despite not having said a word.

Brown also said with the investigation into Democratic fundraising tactics, he understands there will be a major focus on campaign finance for the upcoming elections.

Speaking to the BBC from the US on the Monday after the general election, Mr Miliband criticised his brother's campaign in the 2015 general election, saying he and Mr Brown had «allowed themselves to be portrayed as moving backwards from the principles of aspiration and inclusion that are the absolute heart of any successful progressive political project».

Mr Brown, who campaigned to remain in the EU, said.

«There was barely any reference to Gordon Brown in their campaign literature and their candidate even made a virtue of saying he would oppose Gordon Brown to stand up for his constituents.

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren said Thursday she would endorse former political rival Scott Brown for Veteran Affairs secretary, surprising many who knew the pair as bitter campaign rivals.

The Brown campaign said that it did not directly hire Buying Time.

«The purpose of the campaign is to close the door on Gordon Brown, to block off any chance that voters might be tempted to return to him,» one Conservative strategist said.

In the 2009 campaign, records said, Brown spent $ 832,509 — about $ 450,000 less than the $ 1.28 million spent so far on the current campaign.

Brown's large campaign war chest became an obstacle for Tolbert's own fundraising, the primary challenger said.

«Throw out politicians who care more about lining their pockets with campaign contributions from gay millionaires than listening to the voices of everyday voters like you and me,» said Brown in an email to supporters.

While The Buffalo News last month reported that Casey has mentioned the mayor in depositions filed in a civil case against the city, those same sources say they do not expect the litigation brought by NRP Properties of Cleveland — which alleges that Brown killed a planned housing development when part of the project was not awarded to a political ally — will affect his campaign.

As the newspaper launches its own campaign to ban bags, Mr Brown said cutting plastic bag use is «one of the most straightforward ways we can all do something directly to improve our environment and reduce pollution».

Read what Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg had to say as they kicked off the general election campaign.

With Labour MPs backing the referendum campaign, Mr Brown could find himself grateful for Lib Dem support in parliament - where ministers say the treaty should be approved.

In a statement released by Panepinto's campaign, Poloncarz called the candidate «a friend», while Brown, who once held the Senate set Panepinto is now seeking, said he is «the type of person we need more of in Albany.»

Magazine editor Tina Brown also said she told someone close to Clinton during the 2008 campaign that she felt it was «unwise to be so closely associated with» Weinstein.

Sources familiar with his campaign say that Alvarez needed to show support of Democrats because his campaign finance disclosures show that he paying Republican Party operatives, such Fred Brown and Ernest Kebreau, to direct his City Council bid.

Mr Brown will today give a major speech in which he will say that encouraging «social mobility» will be the key theme of the Labour party's election campaign.

Although Cameron and Brown clawed back much needed ground, the paper said, Clegg cemented his post as a serious player in the campaign.

Although representatives of the candidates denied the issue had a large impact, Mr. Brown said in an interview on Friday that Mr. Weprin's defeat was evidence that gay rights advocates were mistaken when they assured lawmakers who voted for same - sex marriage that they would not be hurt by their votes in future campaigns.

Ross Furlong, an online public relations expert, said Brown's tweets could help Labour despite the fact that she does not use them for campaigning purposes.

State Senate hopeful Everly Brown's job creation stumping fell short long before he made it out of his campaign office, canvassers said.

James McMahon, a veteran lobbyist with Brown & Weinraub — who has worked on several legislative campaigns with Lynch — said it's a plus to have her on your team.

Big deal, you might say - and perhaps it isn't a big deal, but Brown has broken a long tradition of British political leaders not commenting on the election campaign of their key ally, the Unites States.

Health Secretary Alan Johnson believed that Field was motivated primarily by a personal dislike of Brown, [114] and Field later apologised, saying that he had regretted allowing his campaign to become personal.

Campaign group Unlock Democracy said they welcomed Mr Brown's «rhetoric» on constitutional reform but it was no substitute for action.

«Eric Schneiderman is a true leader who has always fought for what's right, not just what's politically popular,» said Brown in a statement released by Schneiderman's campaign.

«You don't have to vote for me, but he took away the choice without even campaigning or making his platform known to the voters,» said Brown.

Halwick defended the petition challenge as standard procedure in any political campaign and said that the denial of the GOP line to Brown was fair and legal.

Martha Swan, executive director of John Brown Lives, a grassroots human rights group, said the campaign «offers us important lessons to address what challenges and divides us today.»

Brown's campaign spokesman said that he has never voted or publicly commented on «catch and release.»

In his first major intervention in the election campaign, Brown said May's policies would reverse the progress made in tackling poverty under Labour and leave the country more «economically divided and socially polarised than any other prime minister in living memory».

Mr Brown said last week that Tony Blair would play a key role in Labour's election campaign — despite fresh criticism of the former prime minister for sending British troops to war with Iraq in 2003, sparked by his testimony to the Chilcot Inquiry.

As the campaign to find Gordon Brown's successor gains momentum, the former schools secretary said he is the only candidate to hold on to the «New Labour understanding».

But he is genuinely angry at what he says are Labour «lies» about Tory cuts, and accuses Gordon Brown of a negative campaign designed to frighten the voters.

Brown said that even if Christie had not publicly shot down the Astorino campaign in 2014, there was little chance of the RGA investing in that race.

He said last night that the strategic weakness of the Tory campaign was always to respond with an «unremittingly negative» attack on Gordon Brown, which failed to take on board how far the decisive electoral question remained voters» doubts about the Conservatives.

The New York Times» Ross Douthat, for example, takes Republican Scott Brown's strong Internet showing — three times the number of Twitter followers as his opponent, Democrat Martha Coakley, for example, or the $ 1.3 Brown's campaign says it raised in a one - day online fundraising blitz — as a sign that Republicans and conservatives have erased whatever dominance Democrats and progressives once had online.

If Brown's panel recommends a downtown location — as many predict — it hands a campaign issue to Schroeder, a Central Terminal advocate who says the neighborhoods are ignored in favor of downtown.

During the 1997 election campaign, Brown, the shadow chancellor, is said to have worked an average of 18 hours a day, six days a week.

«Gordon Brown leading a union - financed election campaign,» says one shadow Cabinet member.

«Mayor Brown's campaign continues to have the support of an impressive number of people, the majority of whom live, work and do business in the City of Buffalo,» the statement said.