Mr. Clayton, who served on Mr. Obama's Texas finance committee in 2008, said he knows how allegiances work in Congress, and he is not deterred by the president's support of Ms. Johnson.
Mr. Rubio smiled warmly and pledged allegiance to working people and the middle class while he advocated the same tired policies that have pounded both of those groups for more than 30 years while enriching the rich.
He said the prize gave him a responsibility beyond national allegiances to "work harder than I had ever worked before for the brotherhood of Man".
Uncertainty about the economic future can contribute to political inertia and a tendency to rely on allegiances that worked well in the past.
Shifting geographic borders and denominational allegiances often worked to his advantage as his diplomatic connections brought him royal commissions and generous court assignments.
Drawing on health promotion programmes in HIV and AIDS, Miller and Rose (2008) explain that government through community produces new personal allegiances and works upon pre-existing ones to make individuals aware of their collective affiliations.
Well before just about every choreographer on the planet declared their allegiance to multidisciplinary work, Meredith Monk was creating pieces that defied characterization in their use of song, speech, movement, film and images.
People report that Fragile Allegiance does not work properly on Windows XP and later Windows platforms, as the game was designed for MS-DOS and ported to Windows 95.
Now, federal prosecutors have raised the possibility that something beyond political allegiances was at work.
The Communist Party, loyal to Moscow and claiming the allegiance of the working class and intellectuals, was one of the largest in France.
He expressed the belief that figures like Powell and Clarke should resign on principle rather than continue to serve and proclaim their allegiance, while privately working against White House policies by preparing highly remunerated memoirs or talking to reporters.
