Sentence examples for republican prospect from inspiring English sources

Wait a minute — what?! — it's Gingrich!?! Disgraced, discredited, distrusted, despised by his party's establishment, Newt Gingrich is now the frontrunner, while the only non-preposterous Republican prospect for the general election, Mitt Romney, is shunned.

Another Republican prospect, Senate Minority Leader Leonard Lance, said in a telephone interview that "it's premature to discuss Republican candidates, given that the governor has not decided whether to resign".

If these skirmishes become bitter, Republican prospects would dim.

However, I've slightly downgraded the Republican prospects in South Dakota.

Democrats gleefully circulated the Gingrich essay, saying his assessment of Republican prospects mirrored their own.

Another guest was more blunt about Republican prospects in the city.

Thus, Republican prospects of claiming the Senate could be nearly halved if both the insurgent candidates were to prevail.

It's relatively easy to draw up a counter-scenario in which Republican prospects in 2016 are dim.

Michael Steele, chairman of the Republican National Committee, appeared more sanguine discussing Republican prospects in the House rather than in the Senate.

Many Democratic leaders say Mr. Baucus's re-election prospects have greatly improved and Republican prospects have deteriorated.

Steve Ansolabehere, a political scientist at Harvard, is even more bullish on Republican prospects: I think they have a better than 50-50 shot at the presidency.