Such inaction, Republican strategists fear, could leave their base so demoralized and disgusted that it might oust incumbents in the primaries in favor of less electable insurgents, then fail to turn out come election day 2018.
Just a few weeks back, Will described him in a column as "a recidivist reviser of his principles who is not only becoming less electable; he might damage GOP chances of capturing the Senate".
He's fortunate that [Ed] Miliband is even less electable than he is.
Or, perhaps, Mr. Rove is simply applying his skills as a hard-nosed political strategist who recognizes when a candidate has flaws that will make him or her less electable down the road.
Dereliction of duty makes the #Tories less and less electable with every passing day #bbcdp #PMQs #GE2015 Watching #PMQs Labour are useless.
Catholic bishops, even though they are pastors and administrators and not professional theologians, should know this and cease harassing Catholic candidates, thus making Catholic candidates less electable.
If he had any of this, Mr. Studdard might be less electable, and his campaign manager probably wouldn't be amused.
His group of friends agreed that the person elected president usually has stage presence and is entertaining, and they concluded that perhaps girls have to be more serious in order to be taken seriously, which makes them less electable.
Second, loyalty has not stopped him allowing it to become known that if he had not deployed his good sense behind the scenes the party would look even less electable than it does now.
But savvy Democratic voters wanted to vote for somebody who could win the most votes in November, and they decided that since Dean was ahead of Kerry, therefore Kerry must be less electable, so voters moved away from Kerry.
