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My colleague John Cassidy wrote not long ago about his difficulties, shared by the fine historian Jerrold Seigel, in finding an apt historical analogue for the Tea Party caucus as it exists today.
By Adam Gopnik October 11, 2013 My colleague John Cassidy wrote not long ago about his difficulties, shared by the fine historian Jerrold Seigel, in finding an apt historical analogue for the Tea Party caucus as it exists today.
To some extent, this is true: The primary process is incredibly byzantine, and winning a primary or a caucus, as it turns out, doesn't necessarily guarantee you the delegates as advertised.
CAUCUS ON MONDAY TO IMPROVE YOUR SCORE and please encourage your neighbors to caucus as well.
And Assemblyman Kearns, the one Democrat calling for Mr. Silver's ouster, said he would now leave the Democratic caucus as long as Mr. Silver remained speaker.
Democrats in Texas held a smaller caucus as well as a primary, which Mr Obama appeared to have won along with a primary in Vermont.
"He was a legislator's legislator" Few politicians get to lead a caucus as long as Mr. Doria led the Assembly Democrats - a dozen years.
The list, prepared by her lawyer as part of a request for leniency at sentencing, includes two former leaders of the Senate Democratic caucus, as well as candidates to become the borough presidents in Brooklyn and Queens.
Unlike Central America, Darfur is the cause of the political right as well as of the political left, of the Congressional Black Caucus as well as of neoconservatives, of the American Jewish community as well as of Christian evangelicals.
The caucus materials provided to our county chairs contain precinct packets with detailed, step-by-step instructions for the business of the caucus as well as the reporting process for results.
He was in Albany for the annual conference of the New York State Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus, as well as for Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's Black History Month celebration.
