In candidates' war rooms across the country, as their bosses hone their onstage zingers, aides are working behind the scenes to perfect their social media strategy — from writing Twitter posts with catchy hashtags to cutting ads ready to go up on Google search or Facebook.
It's election time once again, and that means huge amounts of money are flowing into candidates' war chests, political action committees and independent expenditure committees.
But the race drew national attention and millions of dollars into both candidates' war chests as Nunes became a staunch protector of President Trump from the Russia investigation.
That Bush essentially went AWOL for an entire year from the Air National Guard surely should be mentioned in an article comparing the relative electability of Democratic candidates' war records.
Polling on the race is scarce, but a look at the candidates' war chests reveals some clues: As of mid-July, Davids had gathered about $344,000 in donations, according to Open Secrets.
They also tend to be big contributors to the presidential candidates' war-chests both John McCain and Michelle Obama have attended fund-raisers in Britain's capital.
The Senate majority leader, Bob Dole, the Republican front-runner who would have been most immediately threatened by a Powell candidacy, happily welcomed this newest Republican and his decision to forgo the candidates' wars.
In the closing days of the campaign, the candidates warred over who was more committed to Israel, with Mr. Lazio making much of several Muslim American donors to Mrs. Clinton who he suggested supported terrorism and armed conflict with Israel.
The Manchurian Candidate Cold war reissue.
And Sheikh Mohammed himself will be aiming to spoil the fairytale with the unexposed Godolphin candidate Ocean War.
In 1952 the Republican Party nominated as its presidential candidate World War II supreme Allied commander Dwight D. Eisenhower, who easily defeated Democrat Adlai E. Stevenson in the general election.
