He called on the guerrillas to create the right climate by letting elections go ahead in peace congressional and presidential ones, too, are due next year but, so far, without response.He knows, however, and this week said it publicly in a television address, that a peace deal will not come under his presidency.
In a measure of their devotion to voting, Ordinance 49.105 lets election officials have unruly voters arrested -- but only after they get a chance to cast their ballots.
She predicted victory at a news conference today, though she added, "It is time now to be patient and let election officials determine the winner".
"In different contexts, we tried out some different speeches, but we've come back to me being who I am, calling it like I see it, and letting the election rise or fall on that".
Though the White House denies that Mr. Bush is letting the election influence strategy, some of his aides have privately spoken about the obvious advantages of going into the last months of the election campaign with both Mr. Hussein and Mr. bin Laden in custody.
Aware of the hostility in Britain to the common currency and of the Conservatives' eagerness to capitalize on it, Mr. Blair had been at pains in recent years to avoid letting the election focus on the euro.
"But let us have elections and see who the people will support".
If the university appeals, Mr. Silverman, the N.L.R.B. regional director, said that the labor relations board could postpone the election until it rules or let the election proceed, then either count the ballots or temporarily impound them.
Let our election process be challenged in court.
Everybody should go on vacation until after Thanksgiving, and let the election officials recount in peace.
If you let the election become a competition between two conventional politicians you won't win," Axelrod said.
