"This is a jobs election.
And only a year after the botch-job election, she calculated that no one would be prepared to bump her off if it made the Tory party seem like they were infighting at a time of crisis.
She has held her job as election supervisor, which now pays $115,000 a year, since 1969.
Until Job's election, the head of the Russian church had held the title metropolitan of Moscow and was, at least nominally, subordinate to the patriarch of Constantinople.
Of the previous eight presidents who got their job by election (ie, excluding Lyndon Johnson and Gerald Ford), all bar the senior George Bush and Jimmy Carter won second terms.
Shortlists for job interviews, election ballot papers, lists of conference speakers and attendees: all tend to be drawn up alphabetically, and their recipients lose interest as they plough through them.
In that spirit, here are the New Rules for the new year: NEW RULE Now that their end-of-the-world prophecy has proved to be complete baloney, the Mayans must be given a job predicting election results for Fox News.
The job of election planning and logistics has been led by the Organization of American States and the 15-nation Caribbean Community, with the United Nations security force and Haiti's National Police charged with maintaining security at polling places.
"CNN has done an awful job this election, an awful job," he said.
Mr. Cameron can now bid for the prime minister's job in elections that must be held by 2010.
