Sentence examples for a campaign prop from inspiring English sources
Some said Mr. Bush could have arrived by helicopter or small cargo plane without the flight suit and helmet, and that his decision to make a "Top Gun -style entrance had turned the carrier into a campaiGun -style
Ahead of Trump's visit, protesters convened a brief press conference outside Flint's water plant, where many expressed dismay at what they described as the nominee's attempt to use the city's public health crisis as a "campaign prop".
Another factor, I think, is that the humiliations she has endured in the media have been unusually invasive — including, at the lowest point, speculation that Palin's youngest son, Trig, was actually born to her daughter, Bristol, and borrowed as a campaign prop.
And he has apparently barely read the family Bible he uses as a campaign prop.
Other pardon recipients have included Jack Johnson, the deceased black boxer convicted of taking a white woman across state lines, which in the Jim Crow era was in a crime; Kristian Saucier, a former Navy sailor Trump used as a campaign prop in 2016; and Dinesh D'Souza, the conservative faux intellectual who pleaded guilty to federal campaign finance fraud.
The system allows a small number of wealthy donors to bankroll a campaign, propping up a candidate who may not command broad support.
The next song, a month later, was "Joe The Plumber," a sharp swipe at John McCain's favorite campaign prop, and then there was "God's Big Chess Game," which directly attacked the Republican rhetoric of divine partisanship as articulated by politicians like Sarah Palin and James Dobson (both of whom were named).
Collectible rabbi trading cards have been used as campaign props, and hundreds of voters attended a debate.
As campaign props, political spouses and children have long held a place somewhere beside red, white and blue bunting, yard signs, buttons and balloons.
Progeny as campaign props: how very political.
