Sentence examples for democratic charge from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's remarks in Westerville came as the repeated Democratic charge that he plans to cut taxes for the rich appeared to be taking a toll.

Republicans are losing Saxby Chambliss of Georgia and Mike Johanns of Nebraska to retirement next year as well, but those states are considerably less open to a Democratic charge.

John Rother, policy director of AARP, which endorsed the legislation last year, said, "When we measure public opinion, what really stands out right now is that essentially the Democratic charge has taken hold, and people do see the bill as very favorable to the pharmaceutical companies and to insurers".

Bennett, who has been leading the Democratic charge against the voting bills, told HuffPost that the State Administration Committee reached out to various state election experts in order to find data on voter fraud in the state.

He managed to praise Vladimir Putin and Bashar al Assad, repeated his idea that the US and Russia should be friendlier not exactly pushing back on the Democratic charge he's a Russian "puppet"—and oh yeah, said that he might not recognize the election results come November.

He managed to praise Vladimir Putin and Bashir al-Assad, repeated his idea that the US and Russia should be friendlier not exactly pushing back on the Democratic charge he's a Russian "puppet"—and oh yeah, said that he might not recognize the election results come November.

Republican charges of fraud — and Democratic charges of disenfranchisement — are not new.

Democratic charges of Republican sexism seem to have boosted turnout among young, single women (a strongly left-leaning group).

The Republicans, fighting dictator malfeasance, can't trifle with Democratic charges about G.O.P. donors' corporate malfeasance.

In that ruling, the Supreme Court upheld the boundaries of Congressional districts against Democratic charges of unconstitutional gerrymandering.

Republican supporters in Florida sought to capitalize on Democratic charges of voter intimidation with a radio advertisement over the weekend.