"We don't want to blame the government, but the fact is it is negligence," the speaker of Parliament, Ayad al-Sammarai, told tribal leaders on Wednesday in a pre-election critique that blamed Mr. Maliki for having failed to provide security and jobs.
Defeat will serve to sharpen the post-election critiques of where it all went wrong.
During the 2014 election cycle, similar critiques were lobbed against former Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass).
There are still four years to go until the next election but the basic critique of Mr Miliband advanced by these doubters has hardly been refuted.
They then assess the characteristics of candidates in the 2003 California governor recall election and follow and critique the campaigns of these candidates.
The recent report of our independent committee, commissioned by CNN to critique the election night performance of CNN and its rivals, found that exit polling has become increasingly unreliable because of nonresponses and the rise in absentee voting.
The group's imprimatur was partially blamed for the shocking defeat of then-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va). in his primary election -- the prevailing critique being that he was too closely aligned with the chamber and too open to immigration reform.
That said, the Gogglesprogs are watching enough topical material – the refugee crisis, the US election – to develop informed critiques of political issues.
The state is also likely to be a general election battleground, and Mr. Obama delivered a critique of Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
But in his postscript, written in the aftermath of the banking crisis and after the election, I part company with his critique.
Stein has continued to critique Clinton following the election.
