Sentence examples for extremely republican from inspiring English sources
Social conservative lawmakers still introduce these bills, but the legislature as a whole — even extremely Republican ones — are "losing their appetite" to wage that battle, Oakley said.
On the other hand, against these and similar incidents must be put the captivation of "General" Marsh, a local leader of the extremely republican Ossewabrandwag, the hospitality shown by the Nationalist mayor of Pretoria, and the attitude of the Nationalist press, which, with the exception of Die Transvaler, gave full space to stories of the visit.
[I] have found 10 groups in these eight counties, and four of the counties are extremely Republican, very conservative.
In any event, this method seems likely to produce extremely Republican-leaning results — whether applied to Michigan, to Florida or to any other state.
The problem is that the polling firm, Foster McCollum White Baydoun, has had extremely Republican-leaning results (it found Mr. Romney 15 points ahead in Florida earlier this year) and shows a close race pretty much every time it polls Michigan.
The most deceiving news source was also the one most watched in extremely conservative, generally highly Republican, states.
She hates talking politics, but says she has always been an "extremely conservative Republican".
Mayor Cory Booker of Newark, a moderate Democrat, is running against an extremely conservative Republican, Steven Lonegan.
Democratic candidates can run against the fairly unpopular Mr. Obama and the extremely unpopular Republican Congress at the same time.
The state's officeholders include two fairly conventional liberal Democrats, Representatives Chellie Pingree and Mike Michaud; two extremely moderate Republican Senators, Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins; and a conservative, Tea Party-backed governor in Paul R. LePage.
Mr. DeLay has been an extremely effective Republican leader, and though he is not personally close with President Bush, the White House relies on him to push its agenda through Congress.
