She has studied parliamentary systems that feature flexible elections and says they give the governing party an inherent five-point advantage in the balloting.
Mondale, a "flexible liberal," won election to the Senate in 1966 and reelection in 1972.
She could not be flexible before the election for fear of losing votes to the Alternative for Germany," he said.
"Now when the president of the United States is speaking with the leader of Russia saying he can be more flexible after the election, that is an alarming and troubling development".
"Now when the president of the United States is speaking with the leader of Russia saying he can be more flexible after the election, that is an alarming and troubling development," Mr. Romney said.
Imagine what Mitt (Really, Really, Really Available) Romney would have been saying about mortgages if he had the nomination in hand and was repositioning his deeply flexible self for the general election.
Election was then a flexible term and should not be confused with the modern concept of democratic election.
"He is flexible on the dates for general elections, though they should be before the American elections" in November, Mr. Attiyah said.
"The constitution gives a clear and flexible mechanism to re-run the election where it has been obstructed," says lawyer Verapat Pariyawong.
"He said, 'This is my last election, I can be more flexible after the election is over,'" Mr. Romney said, paraphrasing the president's words during a campaign event in San Diego.
