Sentences with phrase «talk of a presidential run»

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Progressive policies like this one have drawn national attention for Cuomo, stirring talk of a possible presidential run.

Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry may be putting off talk of a 2016 presidential run, but New York ex-Gov.

The biggest target of the protesters» ire is Cuomo, a Democrat who has talked up his progressive credentials as he positions himself for a possible presidential run in 2020.

By contrast, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D - N.Y.), who like Cuomo has been talked about in terms of a possible 2020 presidential run, won national plaudits for leading the charge for fellow Democratic Sen. Al Franken of Minnesota to resign after he was with hit with sexual misconduct allegations.

Former Gov. Mario Cuomo wasn't talking up his son's possible presidential run in 2016, but said the mere talk of it was evidence the current governor was doing a good job leading the seat.

But that loss has also opened the door for talk of a possible presidential run for Mr. Cuomo, talk that the governor dismisses, although his actions seem geared to inspire it.

After making a great show of refusing to even entertain the idea of running for president, he has begun to staff up, raise money, and talk like a presidential candidate.

Hillary Clinton allies are pushing talk of her possibly running for mayor to «torture» Mayor de Blasio for waiting so long to back Clinton in the presidential race, according to one Democratic Party official.

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, and her team have played down talk of a 2020 presidential run, though she has been doing the type of spadework endemic to past candidates.

In a seeming attempt to upstage Al Gore - or at least revive talks of a stalled independent run for the White House - NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg ripped into the presidential candidates» positions on climate change, calling them too weak and unfocused.

Then the hosts are joined by former Facebook product manager and author of Chaos Monkeys, Antonio García Martínez, to talk about the role of these powerful tech companies, given what we now know about what happened in the run - up to the presidential election.