She wanted to hear from lifelong Republicans who were so revolted by the possibility of a Trump nomination that they were planning to sit out the election.
Mr. Kerry said on Monday that the convention would proceed as planned, and a campaign aide said that 1,000 delegates polled over the weekend about the possibility of a delayed nomination acceptance said they still planned to come.
We should take the possibility of a Newt Gingrich nomination seriously because surveys are now telling us that both Republican voters and Republican party activists are taking it seriously.
But after Rubio's debate debacle a week later, Trump outperformed even his lofty poll numbers in New Hampshire and establishment Republicans are once again letting the possibility of a Trump nomination sink in.
On July 16th Ming Pao, usually one of the more robust Chinese-language newspapers, noted in its headline and lead paragraph of the story that Mr Leung's report did not "directly" rule out the possibility of a broader public nomination of candidates for chief executives.
In a statement, the head of the Trump Organisation, a huge property conglomerate, said he was forming an "exploratory committee" to assess the possibility of a bid for the Republican Party nomination, traditionally the first step by any candidate with more than flippant designs on the White House.
Reagan and Shrum concur but add that if polls show he has a possibility of winning the nomination, he might take the shot...and prepare for debates differently this time.
The judge's chambers declined comment on the possibility of his nomination.
And Kennedy, in violation of the American Bar Association's Code of Judicial Conduct, remained a member of a San Francisco club that has no black or woman members until the day he was asked to come to Washington to discuss the possibility of his nomination, which at that time went to Ginsburg.
The White House first contacted Sotomayor on April 27 , 2009 about the possibility of her nomination.
