So Romney and his campaign are going on the offensive against Newt, waging the kind of scorched-earth campaign — damn the general-election implications — that Newt's been running against Romney.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet So Romney and his campaign are going on the offensive against Newt, waging the kind of scorched-earth campaign — damn the general-election implications — that Newt's been running against Romney.
The crash, however, revived some of the old religion in Mr Livingstone, who has been scathing about bankers and sympathetic to protesters occupying parts of the City.The mayoral election has implications for national politics.
Analysts in countries across the world are now scratching their heads over the election's implications.
WASHINGTON — Members of a House-Senate committee charged with writing a measure to extend a payroll tax reduction and provide added unemployment benefits reached a tentative agreement Tuesday evening, with Republicans and Democrats claiming a degree of political victory in a fight with significant election-year implications.
"People here realise that national elections have implications for the course of the European Union.
"13 Hours," however, resolutely steers clear of any of the potentially controversial election-year implications of the incident, in which four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, were killed.
THIS year's election carries big implications for economic policy well beyond the budget and taxes.
Mr. Cué, a senator and former mayor of Oaxaca City, dismissed the idea that his election had national implications.
The election had national implications: Mr. DeLay was looking to lock in Republican control of the Legislature as it prepared to redraw Congressional district lines.
Our city's Democrats must face the election's larger implications, especially regarding the Rev. Al Sharpton's divisive influence and the disaffection of traditionally Democratic white ethnic voters.
