Sentence examples for most plausible Republican from inspiring English sources

First, his most plausible Republican opponents were persuaded not to run against him.

With the next primary contest looming in Wisconsin on Tuesday, the two most plausible scenarios for the Republican convention in July are either that Trump is the nominee or that complete and total anarchy ensues – and no one knows which option will be more damaging at the general election in November or to the future of the party.

Although he is increasingly seen as the most plausible candidate, Mitt Romney could still lose the Republican nomination.

Ironically, considering who got us into our economic mess, the most plausible answer is that Wall Street will come to the rescue — that the big money will tell Republican leaders that they have to put an end to the nonsense.

Two possibilities seem most plausible.

Self-interest is the most plausible motive.

The third is the most plausible.

The second and third explanations sound the most plausible.

So the most plausible outcome is a reprimand.

The most plausible answer lies in its pedigree.

BACK in the days when Republicans were reading polls through rose-colored glasses and imagining a Mitt Romney landslide, one of their most plausible arguments was that many pollsters were simply misreading the likely composition of the electorate.