During the first effort, a Thursday night in early October, the officers arrested two drivers for especially egregious instances of speeding -- one of whom was conducting speeding contests -- and issued summonses to 45 other drivers.
To begin with, while Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Lazio insist that they favor a ban on soft money in their contest and have issued proposals to to adopt one, they cannot even agree on what soft money is.
Hallin: "This is the region of electoral contests and legislative debates, of issues recognized as such by the major established actors of the American political process".
The goal, several campaign aides said, is to first strip Mr. Kerry of the positive image that he carried away from the Democratic primary contests and then to define him issue by issue in their own terms before the summer vacation season.
Since the holidays ended, there has been a 3,000 percent increase in traffic compared with the reaction to a typical post on the duck's page, which includes contests and an assortment of nonsports issues.
But some merely reflects the penchant that we scribes and pundits have for reducing complicated issues to campaign-style contests and personality-based narratives, especially if those personalities have the stature and thus the marketability of celebrities.
And while education has been a prominent issue in the presidential race and in most other major political contests, such sensitive issues as vouchers and ending bilingual education are likely to have a greater chance of being enacted through ballot measures than by politicians.
New Yorkers are fortunate to still have a lively contest of issues, ideas and personalities.
Gardner sought to focus the contests on local issues, but slavery predominated as an issue, and Banks won a comfortable victory.
I'd read little into Obama's sweeping of the primary contests, or his issues with Appalachian voters.
