Sentence examples for conservative credibility from inspiring English sources

The main impediment will be Mr Draghi's own desire to establish his conservative credibility.

"On record, on economic conservative credibility, on ties to big donors," Dave Weigel writes, "Santorum's not the opponent Romney feared most".

Strengths: Blackburn would not only bring congressional experience and social conservative credibility to the ticket but would also help Trump appeal to women, a demographic he has struggled with.

The fact that they chose substance instead — rallying around first the Ryan plan and then its more plausible Ryan-Wyden variation — is a good thing, a necessary thing, and a step that was to crucial to conservative credibility in spending debates to come.

Her endorsements in 2010 were powerful, and helped her chosen candidate gain media attention, grassroots donations and conservative credibility.

But on Sunday the Conservatives' credibility in the West Midlands town appeared badly dented.

"When I read what my friends and colleagues are writing," Mr. Kudlow said, "What jumps out at me is (a) Mitt does not have long-term conservative movement credibility and (b) people have not entirely forgiven his early days in politics when he ran against Ted Kennedy and was governor of very liberal Massachusetts".

Remember where we were: Labour had lost four elections in a row, although the ERM crisis the previous autumn had damaged the Conservatives' economic credibility and John Smith seemed well placed to fight the next election.

The governor's selection as Donald Trump's running mate brings many qualities to the candidate's campaign that Republicans fear it lacks: discipline, experience in government, conservative principles and credibility among Christian evangelicals.

"He becomes immediately one of the top three candidates, and he fills a vacuum — of someone who is a conservative, who has credibility and can speak to the fiscal conservative, anti-big-government and anti-Washington crowd, but he's also a social conservative," said Matthew Dowd, a former strategist for President George W. Bush.

As the Glenn-and-Sarah buddy act proves, these are good days to be a conservative with populist credibility — especially if you have no governing responsibility and access to a television studio (like the one Ms. Palin is having built at her home).