Clinton, as she heads toward another round of primaries next Tuesday—in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Delaware faces a version of this Catch-22, and it's particularly pointed because, more than anything else, what she has to offer as a candidate is her considerable experience.
In myriad ads offered For Your Consideration — and the Carpetbagger's, incidentally, who channels as a member of the Academy to inhabit the collective mind of that body — George Clooney is offered as a candidate for best supporting actor in "Syriana".
When the moment shall arrive that Mr. Morton can be offered as a candidate for Vice President, his name will be presented by Mr. Platt, and the nomination will be seconded by Mr. Foraker of Ohio.
Part of what Kasich offers as a candidate is an instinct to compromise — he speaks proudly of a deal he helped cut with President Clinton to reduce the budget — but another part is the promise of wise men in a room.
You want a more centrist Republican alternative, more or less exactly like the option that John McCain offered as a candidate during the 2008 presidential election, but which you, a self-styled centre-right newspaper, rejected in favour of Barack Obama, who thus far seems to be the most left-wing American president since the second world war.
Part of what Kasich offers as a candidate is an instinct to compromise he speaks proudly of a deal he helped cut with President Clinton to reduce the budget but another part is the promise of wise men in a room.
Then one offers as a candidate for the solution of the associated Dirichlet problem the function P on U defined by (P z) = sup S z)), where the sup is taken over all (continuous) subharmonic functions (S :U rightarrow R) satisfying (limsup _{U ni p_jrightarrow q} S(p_j) le b q)) for each (q in partial U).
Sure enough, when I received my Chgo Film Critics Assoc ballot, Olivia Williams wasn't even offered as a candidate for Best Supporting Actress!!! Oy!!!
Even Mr. D'Amore described that hope as unrealistic: Mr. Lamont can offer himself as a candidate or an honest broker on the budget, not both.
"We have significant support for Dr. Sakakibara, and we will not be embarrassed to offer him as a candidate," one Finance Ministry official said.
1) To offer yourself as a candidate for high office requires such an inflated view of yourself that things like polls and focus groups and elections are only circumstantial evidence of your value to the voters.
