Sentence examples for point of a caucus from inspiring English sources

Isn't that the point of a caucus?

In the Rhode Island House, where the Republican minority leader made a point of whipping his caucus into line, the vote, 48 21, followed party lines.

The primary point of the caucus's original letter still stands -- if you wouldn't be comfortable naming a professional football team after the N-word, why should Washington's name be any different?

"The question remains: can we change the underlying political dynamic that brought us to this point?" Charlie Dent, the head of the Tuesday Group, a caucus of fifty-six center-right Republicans, told me.

After all, the effect of having a caucus is substantial.

She was a member of the Blue Dog Coalition, a caucus of fiscally conservative Democrats.

And I have a pretty good feel for what we need to do, and, really, to be respectful of every point of view in our caucus.

The suburban Chicago village had been looking into the idea of expanding the amount of affordable housing available since 2005, but trustees who voted down the measure pointed to the results of a Winnetka Caucus survey which found 67percentt of village residents opposed more affordable housing near them, according to TribLocal.

Only six weeks before the caucus did Mr. Romney unveil the trappings of a traditional caucus campaign.

It was also a caucus of wedding bands.

But, in reality, he was always a caucus of one.