Sentence examples for campaign fire from inspiring English sources

For President Obama, this means that he cannot, as he did after his election four years ago, abandon his campaign fire and struggle to become the lofty statesman, grandly rising above partisanship and ideological conviction.

As perceived by the mass media, the conservative system came out tops, pouring still more fuel onto the 22 September federal election campaign fire.

The Romney campaign fired back.

CNN hired him just a few days after the Trump campaign fired him.

Services had barely ended when Mr. Yassky's campaign fired back.

Clinton's campaign fired back: "Actually, that's just what taking the office of President seriously looks like".

The Romney campaign fired back with a long memo listing what it said were the failures of Mr. Obama's foreign policy.

The Romney campaign fired back, saying "Sometimes when you shoot from the hip, you end up shooting yourself in the foot".

The Obama campaign fired back on Wednesday by saying that Mr. Romney should support higher taxes on the wealthy to shield the armed forces from deeper cuts.

The problems were serious enough that he retooled his campaign, firing no one but bringing in some well-known Republican operatives, a group led by Joe Allbaugh.

The Obama campaign fired back, accusing her of trying to "distract attention away from the story she made up about dodging sniper fire in Bosnia".