Sentence examples for campaign decisions from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain is known to sign off on big campaign decisions and then to march off his own reservation.

I kind of hope the Obama campaign is basing their campaign decisions on the public polls…I have great faith in our data".

But Ms. Fiorina's sharp elbows have occasionally winged her party mate, as they did in June when Ms. Fiorina was captured on an open microphone calling one of Ms. Whitman's campaign decisions "bizarre" and "very bad".

Re "Mr. Right Becomes Mr. Rectitude" (column, March 8): While one can easily criticize several of John McCain's tactical campaign decisions, Maureen Dowd's analysis -- that Mr. McCain has himself to blame because he became too self-righteous -- misses the mark.

She has made a flurry of charged public appearances, become a regular presence advising Mr. Edwards on the campaign trail, and wields behind-the-scenes influence in many internal campaign decisions, aides said.

For its part, the White House began carefully shifting the blame as polling showed defeat becoming likely, insisting that campaign decisions such as keeping the president away from battleground states were driven by local candidates rather than Obama himself.

But the vice presidential pick is not really a campaign decision.

On the other hand, the situation is reported and analyzed as pure politics, exactly like any other campaign decision.

As Mr. Bush secludes himself at his Texas ranch this weekend to make up his mind on his most momentous campaign decision so far, a leading choice, his advisers say, is Richard B. Cheney.

In 1995, while the world awaited the campaign decision announcement by Colin Powell, Kemp had positive thoughts on the prospect of such a campaign.

Those moves are reminiscent of his campaign decision to flout decades of tradition by refusing to release his income tax returns or details about loans he's received.