Sentence examples for democratic fortunes from inspiring English sources

Neither do I.I think it's reasonable to say that holding all else constant, a better economy would improve Democratic fortunes.

Any move by Obama and the Democrats in the direction of legalization – even stepped criticism of Arizona's new law, perhaps – could well doom Democratic fortunes there.

With the midterm elections just six months away, and Democratic fortunes fading fast, immigration is fast becoming an albatross for Obama.

The governor's races in Virginia and New Jersey, the only two in the nation this year, will be watched for clues to Republican and Democratic fortunes in 2002.

Charlie Cook, who knows as much about Congressional elections as anyone in the country, wrote recently that Democratic fortunes have "slipped completely out of control".

But he conceded that Mr. Corzine has helped revive Democratic fortunes here, and pointed to the results of the June 6 party primary, in which Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas were on the ballot.

Barack Obama has seized on better-than-expected US economic news to try to turn around Democratic party fortunes in the last few days of campaigning before Tuesday's midterm elections.

And for once, principle will actually serve Democratic political fortunes.

When Parisians seized control of their own city in 1871 and ran it as a democratic commune, Fortune manned the barricades and rallied the crowds.

The company also gave $30,000 last year and $50,000 this year to a PAC called Californians for Jobs and a Strong Economy, which supports pro-business Democratic candidates, as Fortune pointed out.

But a terrific performance in the first Democratic debate turned her fortunes around.