Sentence examples for foul campaign from inspiring English sources

He won his seat in 2008 in a foul campaign against the Supreme Court's only African-American, Louis Butler.

Foul campaigning will disappear when enough voters stop responding to it.

Tokyo has elected its first female governor to take charge of the city amid troubled 2020 Olympic Games preparations after a foul-mouthed campaign of misogyny and mudslinging.

Republicans have been quick to note that the Obama administration's budget for 2013 and 2014 cut spending for the CDC, but that Congress boosted it above the budget request – calling foul on Democratic campaign ads highlighting reduced expenditures.

The Clinton camp has cried foul, with the campaign manager, Robby Mook, arguing on the ABC current affairs programme This Week that the Russians had leaked the DNC emails to help Trump, suggesting that the nominee's policy positions gave Moscow ample incentive.

The coincidence of Ms. Harris's campaign foul-up has not been lost on the Florida Democratic Party leaders who came to Al Gore's aid in the presidential race.

A rival campaign cried foul, and Mr. Biden never recovered.

The Romney campaign cried foul: its campaign manager, Beth Myers, blasted Mr. McCain and Mr. Huckabee, saying in a statement that "this is what Senator McCain's inside Washington ways look like: he cut a back-room deal with the tax-and-spend candidate he thought could best stop Gov. Romney's campaign of conservative change".

Other right-wingers cried foul when the McCain campaign asked supporters to copy and paste approved talking points in the comment sections of high-profile blogs in exchange for "points" which could be exchanged for McCain-branded swag.

Democrats have long cried foul, but Mr. Romney's campaign has always refused to concede.

Though opponents have cried foul, less discreet presidential campaigning was the norm during the PRI's seven decades in power.