The closest Mr. Bradley got to sounding like a conventional candidate on the brink of a critical election was during a late-afternoon speech before hundreds of charged-up campaign workers in Manchester.
"Hillary Clinton is a conventional candidate.
One of the many failings of much of the media in covering his campaign has been their constantly anticipating Trump would become a conventional candidate – "the pivot" ― but more importantly, that, like other candidates, consistency, style and patterns mattered.
An embarrassment that might have ended the career of a more conventional candidate somehow morphed into an opportunity for him to show off his resilience — a lesson the nation is still learning about the candidate who emerged triumphant from that one astonishing weekend, one year ago.
To win the chance to govern in his own voice he seems to have calculated that for a time he has to temper himself, stay on message, talk the talk of a more conventional candidate.
Now that everyone's favourite horse-riding dreadhead Sarah Thompson has just dropped out, Ritch can now claim the title of least conventional candidate, a far cry from the be-suited John Torys and David Sonackis of the race.
Romney is a more conventional candidate, backed by much of the Republican establishment in Congress, but over the course of the campaign he derided the eventual winner.
The outsiders' success has been explained by myriad theories: A failure of conventional candidates to retain an electorate's trust.
Meanwhile, some issues are worth discussing when the findings were compared with those of conventional candidate gene studies [29].
Romney is clearly preferred by the highest percentage of voters so using the conventional method of plurality, Romney, the most conventional candidate, is the clear leader.
