Sentence examples for foundational campaign from inspiring English sources
His foundational campaign promise was not just building a wall along America's southern border, but that Mexico would pay for the wall.
That case, McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, No. 12-536, may imperil a foundational 1976 campaign finance precedent, Buckley v. Valeo.
Hope and change are common foundational themes in Presidential campaigns, regardless of political party, from Ronald Reagan's "It's Morning Again in America," in 1984, to Bill Clinton's "I Still Believe in a Place Called Hope," in 1992, to Barack Obama's "Yes We Can," in 2008.
Reed told Mother Jones that he seized on the idea of "micro-listening" as a foundational value behind the way the campaign built all of its technology.
Justice Stevens is on record in support of an amendment to overturn Citizens United and earlier campaign finance cases, including the foundational 1976 decision Buckley v. Valeo.
He lost Illinois by a wide margin to Mitt Romney two days after saying that his campaign "does not hinge on unemployment rates and growth rates," because "there's something more foundational that's going on here".
In an unusual move in June, though, the court set the case down for re-argument on Sept. 9, asking the parties to address the question of whether it should overrule a foundational decision about the regulation of corporate speech and part of a decision upholding the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law.
As Firedoglake reminds us, the president campaigned on the public option and as president cited it as one of his three foundational principles for real health care reform.
I want foundational health.
This is a foundational change".
