Sentences with phrase «employed by political campaigns»

Phone vendors are usually employed by political campaigns and other interest groups to promote a candidate or a cause.

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The firm that employed Steele was initially contracted by a conservative publication, the Washington Free Beacon, not any Democrat or Democratic political campaign.

So, by indicating he will decide whether or not to employ a super PAC as the campaign moves forward, does that possibly demonstrate a failure to understand where the boundaries are when it comes to political fundraising?

When Donald Trump's longtime political adviser and attorney was asked by the Daily Beast Monday to comment on a potentially explosive story about his boss, he could have stonewalled or sweet - talked, bartered or begged, or attempted any of the other diversion tactics regularly employed by professional campaign strategists.

NYC Council candidate Yoni Hikind, son of Assemblyman Dov Hikind, was employed by a Brooklyn non-profit last year that's reaped tens of thousands of dollars from his dad's political campaign accounts, records show.

Liberal groups are employing top - shelf political tactics in their grass - roots advocacy campaigns, driven by the memory of being outflanked by conservative activists in the summer of 2009.

Campaigning is on and one of the common campaign strategies employed by political parties is the placement of banners and flyers in places where people can easily see them.

Government workers may be employed by bureaucracies, elected officials or political campaigns, among others.