"Glass houses," the Schundler campaign cried.
A rival campaign cried foul, and Mr. Biden never recovered.
Labour's campaign cry is for an East End unity transcending religion and ethnicity in defence of public services.
The combination of Morihiro Hosokawa and Junichiro Koizumi, two former premiers, entered the race for governor of Tokyo with a resonant campaign cry; to steer Japan rapidly towards zero nuclear power.
The Romney campaign cried foul: its campaign manager, Beth Myers, blasted Mr. McCain and Mr. Huckabee, saying in a statement that "this is what Senator McCain's inside Washington ways look like: he cut a back-room deal with the tax-and-spend candidate he thought could best stop Gov. Romney's campaign of conservative change".
On a chilly Christmas Eve, a few days before De Blasio becomes mayor on the back of his "tale of two cities" campaign cry, the Guardian asked a random selection of homeless people and those working with them what the new mayor's priorities should be.
In the middle of the road show, surrounded by yellow shirts and banners, Swaziland's Prime Minister Absalom Themba Dlamini added his voice to the campaign cry and spoke about how devastating AIDS had been for his country.
"It's Scotland's Oil" was the campaigning cry of the emerging Scottish National party, and their purple posters, the colour of the thistle, were all over the place.
As Gail wrote: One of the best-remembered moments in that campaign — Hillary Clinton cries in New Hampshire — is an excellent example of the difference between what men and women can get away with, tear-wise.
One of the best-remembered moments in that campaign — Hillary Clinton cries in New Hampshire — is an excellent example of the difference between what men and women can get away with, tear-wise.
