Past documents allowed Catholics to vote, in certain cases, for candidates who support abortion rights.
In January, the New York Times made the political and moral case for candidate tax disclosure.
As is the case for candidates from the other constituencies, those in the G.O.P.'s moderate wing must avoid alienating the rest of the party.
As the governor dithers, state newspapers are trying to make the case for candidates outside of his political circle.This is tricky stuff: One of the last Democrats appointed to a vacant Senate seat was Georgia's Zell Miller, last seen denouncing his old party and hitting the trail for Repubiican Senator Saxby Chambliss.
They're not going to be happy about this.' So I went with Heidi and we made quite a case for our candidate -- can you guess who our candidate was?" Then the audience yelled "Mondo!" It was a robbery, people, robbery.
"The Democrats in primetime this week have spent more time talking about God and faith than the Republicans did last week, and they're spending more time making the case for their candidate as opposed to the case against the other candidate".
In a review of gene candidates that regulate physical activity, Lightfoot [ 25] describes a strong case for two candidate genes, Drd1, which regulates dopamine levels, and Nhlh2, which affects B-endorphin levels.
But it isn't exactly a case for a candidate.
Neither a 527 nor a social-welfare group could engage in "express advocacy" — that is, overtly making the case for one candidate over another.
It was a tough act for Clinton to follow, but such has often been the case for a candidate held to standards that were never imposed upon her male predecessors.
