Disambiguation evidence for I’m With Her via surface form

"I'm With Her"


As subject (47)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "I'm With Her".

Predicate Object
appealedTo Democratic voters
appealedTo progressive voters
appealedTo women voters
appearedOn campaign buttons
appearedOn campaign posters
appearedOn campaign signs
associatedWithCampaign Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign
associatedWithOfficeSought President of the United States
associatedWithOpponent Donald Trump
associatedWithPoliticalParty Democratic Party
surface form: Democratic Party (United States)
associatedWithRunningMate Tim Kaine
campaignLocationPrimary United States of America
surface form: United States
category 2016 United States presidential election slogans
category American political catchphrases
category feminist slogans
contrastedWith Make America Great Again
countryOfUse United States of America
surface form: United States
emphasizes gender milestone of a woman presidential nominee of a major U.S. party
focusesOn support for Hillary Clinton's candidacy
genderFocus female candidate
grammaticalPerson first person singular
hasHashtagForm #ImWithHer
ideologyAssociated feminism
ideologyAssociated liberalism in the United States
instanceOf Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign slogan
instanceOf political campaign slogan
language English
mediumOfPromotion campaign merchandise
mediumOfPromotion campaign rallies
mediumOfPromotion social media
mediumOfPromotion television advertisements
notableFor highlighting candidate gender in U.S. presidential politics
politicalPosition center-left
promotesCandidate Hillary Clinton
pronounReference Hillary Clinton
sloganFor Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign
targetedOfficeElectionYear 2016
theme breaking the glass ceiling
theme female political leadership
theme solidarity with a female candidate
timePeriod 2015–2016
usedAs central campaign slogan
usedAs hashtag
usedBy Hillary Clinton
usedInElection 2016 United States presidential election
usedInGeneralElection 2016 U.S. presidential general election
usedInPrimaryElection 2016 Democratic Party presidential primaries