Jokers Freckled and cheerful, the Labour candidate looks like one of William Brown's gang of Outlaws, albeit a disciplined Outlaw who wisely sticks to the New Labour line.
And let McCain go back to what he's been good at in the past — running as a cheerful, open and accessible candidate.
The four freshmen were present on Labor Day at a cheerful grilling of several presidential candidates on constitutional and fiscal issues led by Mr. DeMint, the forum's host.
The campaign trail may well be populated by beautiful young women reporters who just want physical relationships with no annoying emotional entanglements, and the wives of Republican candidates may be "cheerful, plucky," garden-loving saints; I don't know.
A large & cheerful crowd turned out for the candidates.
Strangers compare events they've been to and talk over the candidates while waiting in long, weirdly cheerful lines outside schools and town halls.
Felipe Calderón, the outgoing president, is hostile to the PRI, but congratulated Mr Peña early on election night (looking almost indecently cheerful, some party colleagues grumbled, perhaps because Ms Vázquez was not his preferred candidate).
If you mentioned an election or a candidate to her, you could see her struggling and failing to be her usual cheerful self — see her becoming agitated and doing too much nodding, too much yeah-yeahing.
So while an impossibly cheerful spokesperson can help a campaign thrive, an impossibly cheerful pollster presents a unique danger to the candidate. .
The Republican candidate, Steven Palazzo, a boyish-looking state legislator, arrived at WKFK Channel 7's studio early and in cheerful spirits.
