In many states, Mr Romney has no formal presence, having closed his offices after the local primary, or never having opened any in the first place.In part, these differences are a reflection of the two candidate's circumstances.
Some ads remain so well-matched to a particular candidate and circumstance that they stand alone.
As for presidential and vice presidential candidates, life circumstances do change for members of this elite club, but winning also reaps significant risks: assassination threats and extreme stress from two of the world's most demanding jobs.
I can't vote for the current Republican candidate under any circumstances.
Is it difficult to be a political candidate in these circumstances, when you are still clearly grieving?
All that life has been ruined for us". Is it difficult to be a political candidate in these circumstances, when you are still clearly grieving?
To be a successful candidate in these circumstances the pressure is on young people to offer employers exactly what is required for the job available.
But he said that whether the Latino vote is monolithic or fractured "depends on the time, the place, the candidate and the circumstances".
Sixty votes were still required to end debate on judicial nominees, but the minority party in the Senate — now the Republicans — was supposed to acquiesce to votes unless the judicial candidate presented "extraordinary circumstances".
Several of those entering the building Tuesday noted that it requires three-quarters of the 208 soccer federations, not just two, to prevent a vote, even in an election with just one candidate amid extenuating circumstances.
The populist -- and, with Democrats, popular -- Mr. Clinton makes the case for Mr. McCall more convincingly than Mr. McCall does for himself, with a reminder that the candidate overcame humble circumstances to amass a wealth of experience, the element of Mr. McCall's story most likely to appeal to blacks, Latinos and liberal whites.
