Sentence examples for dangerous candidate from inspiring English sources

Romney's history does not disqualify him from attacking Trump, who is, indeed, a dangerous candidate.

Covering Mr. Trump as an abnormal and potentially dangerous candidate is more than just a shock to the journalistic system.

Now, having conquered "the party of Lincoln," the most dangerous candidate for the White House in generations is hoping to win on a platform of paranoia.

"If McCain keeps steady, McCain is a much more dangerous candidate, because he's the only candidate energizing those folks who have already given up on elections," said Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, who is neutral in the Democratic race.

The exchange was the closest thing to a climactic moment in which Mrs. Clinton aggressively branded Mr. Trump as a dangerous candidate, calling him a "puppet" of Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and urging voters not to entrust him with nuclear weapons.

But it is increasingly likely that we will reach precisely the kind of scenario that the Founders worried about — divisive political discourse threatens to thrust a dangerous candidate into office who appears inclined to govern more like a monarch than a president.

The really dangerous candidates must not be overlooked thanks to clever misdirection.

The council was focused on disqualifying two more "dangerous" candidates: Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, a close ally of Ahmadinejad and Hashemi Rafsanjani.

It followed her earlier comments that Trump lacked an articulated position on anything, which she said made him a dangerous presidential candidate.

Michael Wolff secured near-unfettered access to the West Wing on the basis of a magazine article in which he called Donald Trump "the most frightening, dangerous presidential candidate" in history.

Plus there's precedent for warning Australians against a dangerous American candidate, although it might not be the one you're expecting.