Sentence examples for campaign column from inspiring English sources
Frank Rich aptly articulates some of the problems with Al Gore's campaign (column, Oct. 21).
William Safire overlooks a key point about George W. Bush's frequent mispronunciations ("The Snickering Campaign," column, Sept. 14).
Thomas L. Friedman has done what no Democrat has done yet: he has articulated a concise, positive and winning message for the 2004 presidential campaign (column, June 11).
Eddie Lew New York, Oct. 12, 2008 To the Editor: Re "Fire the Campaign" (column, Oct. 13): William Kristol argues that John McCain should stop "unveiling gimmicky proposals," "tell the truth," show the "kind of sound judgment and strong leadership," the readiness to be commander in chief "he's shown in his career".
In "It Looks Like a President, Only Smaller," Achenbach adds some running commentary to his own campaign columns on washingtonpost.com, imagining debates in which Gore pulls out a whiskey bottle to offer Bush a drink, or "recreating" Bush conversations with his father in which George W. threatens brother Jeb with "so many noogies on his fat skull".
Correction: March 23, 2000, Thursday The Campaign Briefing column yesterday misstated Gov. George W. Bush's schedule.
A month ago, I wrote a Campaign Stops column laying out the political risks associated with a presidential "evolution" on gay marriage.
James Dao (NYT) Compiled by B. Drummond Ayres Jr. Correction: April 6, 2000, Thursday The Campaign Briefing column yesterday misstated Gov. George W. Bush's schedule.
Instead of squandering more than $100 million on an ad campaign (Advertising column, Aug. 27), why doesn't the Postal Service try putting out a few more collection boxes?
A report in the Campaign Briefing column on Friday about travel by the presidential candidates misstated the number of states visited by Vice President Al Gore the previous day.
My Campaign Stops column yesterday suggested that an Obama re-election campaign devoted almost exclusively to demonizing Mitt Romney and the Republicans might be more successful than some conservatives would like to think.
