"Candidly, I think Bush gained the most of them just by surviving," said David Axelrod, a Democratic strategist in Chicago who sometimes advises the Gore campaign.
"Candidly, I think we'll know a lot more in August," he said.
Very candidly I think that we'll probably enter some other verticals as well.
Candidly, I think diplomacy should have an opportunity to work without getting involved in political discussions about a resolution".
Candidly, I think the very question, like the names commonly used for such surgery, is judgmental, or worse.
In October, Duncan said of his department's debt-relief initiatives, "Candidly, I think we haven't always done the best job of getting the word out.
And so, a scientist at the FDA told me candidly he thought the bureaucracy of his agency would tie such a system up in red tape for years.
"I think, candidly, that the past efforts have been marked by more failure than success, and we need a different approach," Mr. Newsom said.
But even if the company had no legal obligation, he said, "Candidly, I just think it's bad business and not in the interest of public health to sit on information about risks".
We asked this most famous Buddhist monk to reflect on the meaning of service as a way to think candidly among ourselves.
And we think, candidly, that there needs to be somebody on the other side standing up for folks and having a substantive conversation about how we can actually move this forward".
