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For conservative leaders, making candidates pay them court, publicly and ostentatiously, is a colossal source of their symbolic power before their followers. It's kabuki theater, mostly. Rick Perlstein
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Lightning probably won't strike again. Jesse's undistinguished tenure as governor in Minnesota, coupled with Arnold's troubles in California, make it unlikely that celebrity candidates will ever have the inviting luster of novelty that they had a few years ago. Steven Schier
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Many of the candidates are known only as names and not individuals. People in Iowa and New Hampshire want to get to know you individually, or feel they do. . . . That kind of courtship takes a lot of time and effort. Bill Col
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shares the university's mission in cultivating a diverse pool of candidates for coaching and staff positions. Rick Greenspan
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None of these candidates really seems to be energizing anyone. David Johnson
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One worry is that candidates will talk out of a thousand sides of their mouth. What if they have a thousand messages that are different for every tiny part of the population? It's much harder to get accountability for what candidates say. Peter Swire
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More limited- or low-income candidates need to be treated with respect. ... If we equate the dollars spent with the legitimacy of a candidate, we're in a dangerous situation. Paul Richard
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Great teachers like those we honor this evening got us here, and they will continue to lead the way, ... That only one can be chosen Teacher of the Year is a classic example of overcrowding. We have so many worthy candidates and only one spot to fill. Larry Price
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New York has been the springboard from which the last two successful Democratic candidates for president won the White House, ... There is no doubt in my mind that New York's good fortune can launch a Democrat into the White House for the third time in 30 years. Charles Schumer
money
let Americans keep more of what they earn, and use their money as they see fit. William Roth
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Sentiment is weak right now and we're seeing a lot of short-term retail money selling. James Hong
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One of the wonderful things for us is that people who give money also tend to give time. Adrienne Worthy
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One is as a money scheme and the other is to produce useful technology. Kevin Krewell
money point
Obviously, you've got to have some money for a state-wide race, but the point is to have it not be an auction. Bob Hall
money
No one really makes money on shorts. Probably one in 10,000, at the most. Mike Blum
money next
On Lock, Stock, we didn't know where the money for shooting the next day was coming from. Guy Ritchie
money saved time
One time we saved up enough money for a saw. Cindy Hall
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One thing we know is that he can raise money whenever he wants to, so he can still run if he wants to. Michael Arcuri
voters
I feel like the voters made their decision. Judy Davis
voters wary
Voters are looking for credibility and are wary of polish. At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter which candidate can more deftly read a teleprompter. Mark McKinnon
voters
The victor will be the one who gets the most voters out. Charles Rangel
voters
We're going to need those voters in the fall. Lindsey Graham
voters needs taxpayers
We need them. We need scientifically literate voters and taxpayers for the future. Bill Nye
voters
I think voters appreciate that I'm not sitting in the back row, waiting for my turn. Steve Southerland
voters
Voters want to know, 'What are you going to do for me in office?' That's what it's about. Bob Mulholland
voters
If you don't put it on as continuing, you'll have to be back to the voters all the time. John DeVilbiss
voters degrees belief
Politicians read the polls that show 85 or 90 percent of the voters profess a belief in God, so they identify themselves with religion, often only to the degree necessary to reach the constituency they are targeting. Jack Germond