Another camp believes guilt acts positively by motivating people to conform to social expectations.
Mr. Brodsky's camp believes that Democratic voters will not favor a prosecutor — Ms. Rice — for attorney general.
It helps, too, that everyone in the Team GB camp believes I can go all the way.
The other camp believes that pay does not exactly mirror productivity.
The abortion-rights camp believes that their position is as perilous as it has been for 30 years.
By the caucuses, the Sanders camp believes he will have spoken in person to more than 50,000 people.
The Thompson camp believes that if the weather is foul, only the most motivated voters will show up.
But in the end, the Obama camp believes he does not need to beat Mrs. Clinton on her own terms.
The Clinton camp believes that if the presidential nomination comes down to experience, competence and gutsiness (rather than personality), Mrs. Clinton will win.
This camp believes nationalization is the best path because it will let the government clean up banks' balance sheets and restore their health.
The Ferguson camp believes that moves like this have helped the congressman shore up his standing in the district, regardless of how voters feel about the president.
