We hope we can be the antidote to that appalling pre-election seriousness".
They can end the gerrymandering that makes most elections noncompetitive and reform the appalling system for electing judges.
He said the message behind Mr Clegg's "dire approval ratings year after year in all national polls, and Thursday's appalling council and European election results, is crystal-clear.
Their relentless campaign to use the events in Benghazi to score cheap political points ahead of the midterm elections is appalling.
They've a right to be appalled, and even by the low standards set by news media coverage of the presidential election, it was appalling.
It will still be running up during the 2012 presidential election, reversing the appalling loss of 3.3 million jobs in 2009 and boosting the already strong odds that Obama will win a second term.
Any of these strategies will require the support of every official who has pledged to be an enemy of the current appalling system of financing American elections.
1968 had seen the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Bobby Kennedy, and the election of arguably the most appalling man ever elected president of these United States, Richard Nixon -- up until the 2016 election anyway.
PAGE D4 Editorial MISSISSIPPI'S BALLOT TRICK Mississippi's governor and secretary of state have come up with an appalling dirty trick for the November election.
Doing this would, however, constitute a misjudgment of historical proportions – one that could, in an appalling two-for-one, lose Labour the general election and wipe out the party in Scotland.
