When Bill Clinton wasn't indulging his enthusiasm for lengthy policy discussions, he was a master of election-winning strategy.
For those handicapping the results, look at the vagaries of that stern master of Albany -- election-year politics.
But the PRI is a past master at election frauds.
Indeed, in a 30-minute conversation, she emphasized the dangers of rushing headlong into a vote without rewriting the Constitution, engaging opposition groups or mastering the mechanics of elections, like how to compile voter rolls.
In September 1940, during his Senate re-election campaign, Truman was elected Grand Master of the Missouri Grand Lodge of Freemasonry; Truman said later that the Masonic election assured his victory in the general election.
He was a master of organization, arranging for the election of men who agreed with him, procuring committees that would act as he wished, and securing the passage of resolutions that he desired.
Meanwhile, in 1965, Hill had defeated Ronald Bell in the election for master of Balliol, a success which caused raised eyebrows (it was only 10 years or so since academics with Hill's politics had been, to all intents and purposes, blacklisted from many posts) and much press attention.
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After all, his campaign is being run by Lynton Crosby, the Australian master of simple themes to bulldoze an election.
Isabella was stage manager to Ferdinand's election as grand master of one after another of the three great orders of knighthood: Santiago, Calatrava, and Alcántara.
It happened in December 1992 Elections when the master of divide-and-conquer politics and then-incumbent Daniel Arap Moi used the lack of unity among the opposition (Mwai Kibaki, Kenneth Matiba and Raila Odinga), ethnic sensitivities and outright threats of violence to suppress full voter participation and open competition eventually claiming re-election and a parliamentary majority.
