The phrase "a caucus which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific caucus and providing additional information about it.
Example: "The senator proposed a caucus which is focused on environmental issues to address climate change."
Alternatives: "a caucus that is" or "a caucus which focuses on".
Maine is considering the switch, and North Dakota has switched to a so-called firehouse caucus, which is not obviously different from a government-run primary except that it has limited sites.
He switched on a closed-circuit TV to watch a press conference by a new group of a dozen cultural conservatives, the Texas Freedom Caucus, which is led by Matt Schaefer, a state representative from Tyler, in East Texas.
I combined these elements in a final fragrance, called "Immigrant Caucus," which is sweaty and herbacious until the garlicky note of the ant kicks in.
Clinton's complaint above is even more ridiculous in light of the fact that the teachers who brought the suit won't even be working on the day of the caucus, which is a Saturday.
"She's a skilled leader, she can manage the caucus, which is complicated, and frankly she is responsible for passing Obamacare," said Ms. Shalala, who served as health secretary to former President Bill Clinton and is, at 77, likely the oldest freshman.
For a larger number, the "walkaway value" was the one-year delay of Obamacare; for a still larger number, motivated more by caution rather than ideology, the "walkaway value" was any deal that could be attacked as a sell-out by the pro-defund caucus, which is to say basically any deal that didn't … delay or defund Obamacare.
Mr. Monserrate's legal troubles are only the latest complication for the imperiled Senate Democratic caucus, which is struggling to cobble together a majority before the new Legislature convenes in January.
Her caucus, which is compromised of more progressives than the Senate, presents a far tougher sell than Reid's.
One complication is that Pelosi cannot dictate a term-limits policy; instead, it must be voted on by the entire Democratic caucus, which is expected to count 235 lawmakers next year.
The next one doesn't take place until December 15th, and, after that, there will only be one more before the Iowa caucus, which is scheduled for February 1st.
