Mr Sarkozy, who is struggling in the opinion polls, has nonetheless copied the far right leader Marine Le Pen and propelled the issue onto the electoral stage.
The electoral stage is inevitably shared with brilliant, disruptive protest candidates, ranging from William F. Buckley, Jr., to Norman Mailer and Al Sharpton, and with representatives of humorless left-wing shards like the Socialist Workers Party--whose Party--whose Party--whose, Olga Rodriguez, pitched her appeal to the "workers and farmayoralf thopeful.
Mrs. Clinton's continued defense of her presence on the national electoral stage is.
In 2016, you might think there'd be a better way of setting the electoral stage than deferring to the (white) voters in Iowa and New Hampshire, well-intentioned though they may be.
So it is through this lens of Seussian history that we must examine the Zax confrontation that is making a mess of everything on the electoral stage and on Capitol Hill.
So it would seem to make sense that voters who get the privilege of setting the electoral stage for nearly 320 million Americans should be as representative of the country as possible, not only in terms of race but, ideally, the American vibe.
Clegg is concerned that any referendum on electoral reform staged by a Brown premiership might be lost due to political anger at the way the prime minister had stayed in office after defeat at the election.
And as DeMint exits electoral politics stage right, his legacy ultimately depends on whether that difference turns out to be real or superficial — and whether the younger generation he helped catapult to prominence can prove itself more supple, creative and farsighted than its departing patron.
The pesky, dissatisfied French, after all, are specialists at staging electoral insurgencies.
Safaricom had urged the electoral commission to stage several large-scale tests of the system before going live, but it had only done one small, last-minute practice run.
