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William Kristol, meanwhile, wrote an article for The Weekly Standard that envisioned a scenario under which Mr. Daniels — who is delivering the Republican rebuttal to the State of the Union address on Tuesday — could use the speech to test the waters for a late-entry campaign.
A re-entry campaign is used as a reference for this purpose.
Rodham was invited by moderate New York Republican Representative Charles Goodell to help Governor Nelson Rockefeller's late-entry campaign for the Republican nomination.
Only people vetted by the PM's team and in receipt of a bar-coded ticket will be allowed entry to campaign events.
And Murphy hasn't made his possible entry into the campaign smoother by telling a New York Times reporter the other day that "the depressingly self-absorbed McCain campaign machine needs to get out of the way" of its candidate.
The price of entry is a campaign donation.
His late-breaking campaign entry had an unplanned, semi-hysterical air.
Mr. Thompson's entry into the campaign for mayor could transform the race.
"Any health care reform must first do no harm," reads an entry on his campaign Web site.
But several executives said that Ms. Warren's entry into the campaign in mid-September had sparked renewed interest in Mr. Brown's re-election.
For Mr. Kelly, it was an unusually direct entry into a campaign in which he has often appeared by proxy, with Democratic candidates wrangling over just how much of his crime-fighting approach to toss out.
