The recently formed Demands Working Group has established a working list of suggested "asks," including public financing for federal campaigns, immediate passage of the DREAM Act, a jobs plan and the elimination of corporate tax loopholes.
Although the change is not immediate, our data show that from 1900 to 2006, 35 percent to 40 percent of authoritarian regimes that faced major nonviolent uprisings had become democracies five years after the campaign ended, even if the campaigns failed to cause immediate regime change.
Trump's move to elevate Bannon, who served as the CEO to his presidential campaign, sparked immediate backlash on Monday.
India needs "less government and more governance", he declared on the campaign trail.The immediate situation is precarious, notwithstanding a post-election surge in the stockmarket.
Senior Bush administration officials and American military commanders universally praise Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, Pakistan's new army chief, for making the counterterrorism campaign his immediate priority.
And those isolated settlements -- like Netzarim in Gaza -- are the focal points of the Israeli left's campaign for immediate withdrawal.
The Obama campaign's immediate focus is on the economy and a broader call for change, but questions from voters suggest that the race could also turn on social and cultural matters.
With roughly two months left in France's presidential campaign, the immediate issue for Sarkozy, while ruling out a referendum on the stability treaty, is nimbly getting on the right side of the growth equation, where his challenger now occupies the terrain.
His party campaign for immediate withdrawal from the European Union and for the establishment of an English parliament.
The backlash to Nike's advertising campaign was immediate, with conservatives calling for a boycott and destroying their own Nike items.
