Sentence examples for democratic names from inspiring English sources

If it has Democratic names, Mr. Gore wins.

The biggest Democratic names appearing on Martin's behalf were Bill Clinton and Al Gore.

Democratic names floated in and out of the political ether: Representative Charles W. Stenholm of Texas; Representative Norman Sisisky of Virginia; Sam Nunn, the former senator from Georgia; William H. Gray III, a former congressman from Pennsylvania; the Rev. Floyd Flake, a former congressman from New York.

The big Democratic names are still coming — former President Barack Obama visited later in the week, and former Vice President Joe Biden was in the state on Tuesday.

In West Virginia, Democratic names like Byrd and Rockefeller dominated politics for decades, but since 2000, the state has voted Republican in presidential elections.

Among the Democratic names being floated are Representative Ed Pastor, who is in his 11th term representing the Phoenix area, as well as a handful of lesser-known hopefuls.

Paris Hilton tax cut n. a Democratic name for the repeal of the estate tax.

In the CLF's own polling, Pelosi's favorable rating in the district is 28percentt; as in the 2017 races, no Democratic name they tested had lower numbers.

The Cook Political Report rates only 16 of 193 Democratic seats as being in any way competitive, and eight of those seats are open and will have a fresh Democratic name on the ballot in November.

Mr. Feder is amused to find himself, a one-time Bronx boy and graduate of De Witt Clinton High School, living among the rock-ribbed Republicans of Dutchess County and making a wine with such an aggressively Democratic name.

So here is a field guide to handicapping the next Treasury secretary and Federal Reserve chairman: The top Democratic name that pops up when discussing the Treasury position is usually Erskine Bowles, the former White House chief of staff under President Bill Clinton who reinvented himself with his Simpson-Bowles bipartisan plan to reduce the deficit.