Sentence examples for fighting democrats from inspiring English sources
In a statement, he promised "aggressive and conservative" leadership to focused on creating jobs and fighting Democrats over the new health care law.
Like other extremist movements, he notes, the tea-party faction spends more of its energy fighting other conservative Republicans than it does fighting Democrats, since rivals are more of a threat than enemies.
Should Ms. Hutchison decide to run, too, the nomination battle not only would be contentious (perhaps even deeply divisive) but would also burn up a lot of money (maybe $20 million or more) that otherwise could be spent fighting Democrats.
No wonder Mr. Bush is fighting Democrats and Republicans alike -- an ideological spectrum running from Tom Daschle to William Kristol -- who call for an independent commission to investigate what went wrong in both his White House and Bill Clinton's before Sept. 11.
After 30 years in Washington spent fighting Democrats on nearly every front, McConnell has embraced his persona as the dark lord of Capitol Hill.
This is notable because the 18th supported Trump by about 20 percentage points, and if Republicans are fighting Democrats to a draw in seats Trump destroyed them in less than two years ago, odds are they're losing control of the House this November.
Joe Sestak, running against Pat Toomey in Pennsylvania, reveals what a fighting Democrat looks like.
The fightingest Democrat this time around was Bill White, the former mayor of Houston, who campaigned tirelessly and brought up the many grievances accumulated against Mr Perry these past ten years.
Democrats are fighting with Democrats over whether they would be repudiating their most deeply held values if they supported a revamped system under which individuals would save and invest for their own retirement.
"This is the Suffolk Democrats fighting the Nassau Democrats".
In 2006, Webb ran for Senate as a "fighting Democrat," pushed back into public life because he'd warned against invading Iraq again.
