What do you think I should ask her? Wood was the youngest and most junior candidate when she won the leadership contest in March.
What Mr Kingston's loss showed is that for all that tea-party energy, there is life in the old porkers yet.At 55 and with 16 years of service on the Appropriations Committee, Mr Kingston was the junior candidate: Jerry Lewis, from California, is 76 and arrived in 1981; he chaired the committee from 2005 to 2007.
The company surprised me by going for that junior candidate.
Pasok, To Potami and the Union of Centrists would be the most likely junior coalition candidates.
The difficulties inherent in applying the h-index, or even a suite of more complex impact measurements, especially to junior job candidates, make it unlikely that such quantitative measures will supplant well-established subjective criteria any time soon.
An earlier debate will also take place two hours before the main event for the lower-polling junior varsity candidates: Rick Santorum, Bobby Jindal, George Pataki, and Lindsey Graham.
Enter Rick Santorum, the former senator from Pennsylvania and one of the junior varsity GOP candidates.
In November, the senior Jon Huntsman, a billionaire chemical executive, tried a last-ditch effort to buoy his son's campaign in New Hampshire by rounding up other wealthy donors to pony up money for a major advertising campaign for "Junior," as the candidate is still known in Utah.
In an attempt to rally the support of junior and senior caucus candidates, Mr. Cahn wrote to them, saying that his opponent, Edward Zilberbrand, "accomplished very little" during his time in student government.
And they do not say who said what: all the interviews were conducted on deep background, meaning candidates and junior staffers alike were granted cover without being identified in any way.
