Sentence examples for campaigning himself from inspiring English sources

It was about policies then, says Ken, implying that he hasn't been guilty of negative campaigning himself.

National Review's Jay Nordlinger writes that "President Bush is engaged in a little populist campaigning himself today -- he's going to Indiana and Michigan, for a bus tour".

With the exception of 2000, when Andrew Romanoff was running for his first election (therefore campaigning himself) Andrew Romanoff was with us, the Democratic activists, on every election, knocking on doors, making phone calls, and growing the party.

He financed most of his $2 million campaign himself.

If he were to run, he would undoubtedly finance the campaign himself, at a staggering cost.

Given his personal wealth, he would have been able to finance his campaign himself.

He had dabbled in campaigns himself, mostly in Virginia, as a volunteer.

The president's poor health didn't allow him to campaign himself and Ms Bouraoui refers to him a "phantom".

Bloomberg funded much of his mayoral campaign himself, spending more than $68 million from his personal fortune (his reported net worth at the time was roughly $4.5 billion).

Rather than campaign himself, the quiet 35-year-old president has sent his wife and members of parliament out to do the work for him.

The son of a wealthy real estate developer, Mr. Spitzer said he would pay for the campaign himself, forgoing the city's public financing system.