"The evidence Clinton campaign, DNC & Russia colluded to influence the election is indisputable," Sarah Huckabee Sanders tweeted from her White House press secretary account on Saturday.
In his note, Kaine claims it is "all but indisputable" that Franken won the election and urges Pawlenty to "use [his] influence to bring this process to an end by asking Norm Coleman to allow his neighbors and yours, their full representation in Congress".
Lawmakers feel immense pressure to do something about an indisputable need, particularly looking toward an election year.
Despite varying purposes and spending amounts, Shaver says the importance of independent donors is indisputable, in either local or national elections.
This cynic is less than convinced and wonders why the all-powerful Blair didn't drive it through immediately after the 1997 election when his mastery was indisputable.
On one side, all the reasons he will definitely, positively, absolutely be elected mayor, and, on the other, the indisputable proof that he will surely lose in the February election.
If he wins re-election, it will be an indisputable mandate that government can and should do more.
"We do not want elections purely because of the indisputable discord between the people and the government but because danger is stalking this country," he added.
In the abstract, against the background of the election of an African-American president, that argument has indisputable force.
The two senators tag-teamed Trump on everything from his business success to support for Israel, in an effort to unseat the indisputable frontrunner just days before eleven major states vote in their primary elections on March 1.
