In the end, his greatest effect may come in defeat: Anyone supporting a candidate who garners less than 15% at a caucus must either join up with another candidate or go home, meaning the second choice of O'Malley voters could determine whether Clinton or Sanders wins.
That he garners less than 1percentt of the vote in national polls and has been excluded from several presidential debates doesn't help his argument for political viability, but such assertions are not the only reason to think that marijuana legalization is gaining traction as a serious political issue.
In what was widely seen as a referendum on Zuma and the ANC, the August 2016 municipal elections, the party took the smallest percentage of the total vote since it took power in 1994, garnering less than 60 percent.
While that's all true, it's worth pointing out that Google has had six years to work at this and, in spite of all its resources, has managed to garner less than five percent of market share.
First, it would be reasonable to expect that experimental anomalies would garner less attention than the research's major focus.
It's obvious that the Game Boy is dying out and garnering less and less attention every year, but a total kill-off of the system?
But they admit it will also hit their bottom line, as top selling titles will garner less revenue.
The effect of a drubbing at the state level, while likely to garner less attention than what happens in Washington, could be devastating for Democrats, just as it proved to be 16 years ago.
But the ratings garner less attention now.
The store moved to East Post Road, garnering less foot traffic than Mamaroneck Avenue, which has the most in the city.
