The election-sensitive nature of this thaw was borne out by the revelation, in January 2011, that the White House had been dealing with Ehud Barak in preference to Netanyahu; that it had been charmed by his competence, seduced by his promises, and was now "furious" at his non-performance in the peace process.
"When the campaign moves to becoming a general election campaign, the nature of the campaign itself, in terms of staff, funding, the states we'll go to, will be different than today, obviously," Mr. Romney said.
But in reality, negotiations of that will be after the next presidential election, given the nature of US politics in the year leading into an election.You're a strong advocate of New Zealand's need to foster its "knowledge economy"—the creative industries, biotechnology, information technology and so forth.
20 March 2017: Comey testifies that the FBI was investigating Russian interference in the election, including "the nature of any links between individuals associated with the Trump campaign and the Russian government and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and Russia's efforts".
We don't get to skip an election and think nature isn't going to abhor that vacuum.
For the past two presidential election cycles, Mother Nature intervened and Republicans canceled their first day (in 2008 it was Hurricane Gustav, and in 2012 Hurricane Isaac that pre-empted the start of the GOP convention).
In contested director elections, the binary nature of the current US proxy voting regime requires a choice between either a company's or an activist's slate without the ability to "mix and match" among nominees.
The closed nature of election systems makes it difficult to detect compromised election results — and next to impossible to mitigate or attribute the associated attacks.
Substantial context on the nature of election and salvation is supplied from the writings of John Calvin and Max Weber.
Midterm election campaigns, by their nature, knit together a diffuse patchwork of story lines.
