They particularly welcome a significant shift in tactics from clinical voter identification to face-to-face persuasion on the doorstep.
Things get done among such groups of individuals more by face-to-face persuasion than by the sort of top-down ripples of command used by their clients.
In effect, Mr. Clinton will be turning his telephone diplomacy into face-to-face persuasion during his White House sessions with the two leaders.
"To change behavior," she said, "a lot of times you need a series of tactics, a person on the phone, face-to-face persuasion like the Weight Watchers program".
Beyond concerns for their physical safety, Americans abroad, no matter what their location or political persuasion, are faced anew with troubling questions.
(It may put a frown on your face, too, depending on your persuasion).
The answers seem obvious — communication, persuasion, expression.
But given his depleted political capital, and the persuasion challenges he faces now, it's hard to see how he helped himself by using the carrots he was holding out to publicly slap his colleagues across the face.
(By 1959 Bay View had dropped the race requirement; from the 1960s to 1980s it implemented a 10percentt quota on Catholics. Bylaws later changed "Christian" to "Christian persuasion").. Faced with evidence of a clearly racist past, residents started talking.
ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa -- Former Senator Rick Santorum's 11th hour rise up the Iowa Caucus polls is a testament to the theory that ground work and face-to-face conversations are the best forms of voter persuasion.
Understandably, most marketers seek to disassociate themselves from the kind of selling practiced by PT Barnum, Ron Popiel and the salesman who is all too willing to blur the line between polite persuasion and in-your-face hectoring.
