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Johnson partisans said the Stevenson campaign engaged in similar skulduggery elsewhere.
He and the Gore campaign engaged in a fierce cross-country competition to define what voters thought about Mr. Cheney.
Their campaign engaged 1250 employees equipped with a safety "toolbox" to encourage customers to reduce the risks of working at height.
Lifestyle Nike Grid: Claim Your Streets [http://www.nikegrid.com/] Agency: AKQA, Wieden + Kennedy, Mindshare Client: Nike This campaign engaged young people in Nike Running by creating a running contest across London.
"He was the nice guy," Mr. Mellman said of Mr. Bush before the presidential campaign engaged in earnest, adding that putting his face in attack ads diminished that image.
First, whether either the Clinton or Obama campaign engaged in sexism and racism; second, whether the media treated Clinton fairly or unfairly; and third whether certain members of the media crossed an ethical line when they changed the definition of journalist from reporter and commentator to strategist and promoter of a candidate.
The statement went on, "I also want to congratulate Zephyr Teachout and Tim Wu" — Teachout's running mate — "on running a spirited campaign, engaging in the democratic process and having the courage to make their voices heard".
By Andy Borowitz June 19 , 2012CHARLESTON, S.C. (The Borowitz Report) — Stung by defeat in Saturday's South Carolina primary, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is considering a bold strategy to reboot his Presidential campaign: engaging in a high-profile extramarital affair.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (The Borowitz Report)—Stung by defeat in Saturday's South Carolina primary, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is considering a bold strategy to reboot his Presidential campaign: engaging in a high-profile extramarital affair.
New campaign engages men in the effort to prevent violence against women.
The immediate reaction from Democrats was that Sanders was basically desperate, his campaign engaging in the last-ditch efforts of a losing enterprise.
