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Obama gave temporary reprieve to some of those immigrants through a deferred deportation program he announced in June, which Kyl said "stole the march on the issue". "It didn't seem right [to introduce the Achieve Act] during the campaign; it could be misconstrued if we introduced it then," Kyl told reporters after the press conference on Tuesday.

But when it comes to congressional campaigns, it could be plenty.

I'm thinking of starting my own version of the It Gets Better campaign called "it could be worse".

Shifting to the right may have its benefits in the primary campaign, but it could be difficult for McSally to sprint back to the center if she emerges as the GOP Senate nominee.

Harry's rehabilitation looks like part of a bigger campaign to make the royals seem normal, while paradoxically – and this would be a brilliant campaign if it could be pulled off – glamourising them and reinforcing their regal status.

That was the lesson of the 2008 Republican presidential campaign, and it could be why "Downton Abbey" is such a hit.

If there's one state where the latest polls might merit a substantive change in campaign strategy, it could be Michigan.

Will Britain be the outward-looking, entrepreneurial, confident country that makes its independent way in the world, as the leaders of the "Leave" campaign insisted it could be?

In theory, if Golkar were proven to have breached campaign rules, it could be banned from the next election, which is due in 2004; it might even be dissolved.

While some of the candidates have suggested during the campaign that it could be time to try and improve relations with the West, particularly over the nuclear issue, Mr Khamenei appeared to be in no mood to compromise earlier.