This is a consequence of the diminishing returns of campaign spending: the first $100,000 of spending goes a lot further in establishing a candidate's viability than the marginal $100,000 after she has already spent $5 million.
Senior officials - including Jesse Kagimba, senior presidential adviser on HIV/AIDS - have called for the return of these campaigns.
Advertisers and agencies will be able to maximize the reach and return of their campaigns, and they will benefit from cross-channel economies of scale.
He allegedly offered to link buyers with suppliers of automatic weapons and rocket-launchers, and to provide various political favours in return for campaign contributions of $70,000 or so.
The donations: Senator Hillary Clinton returned $850,000 worth of campaign donations 'bundled' by Hsu, and Barack Obama has returned $7,000.
For the beef campaign, the new cycle of ads represents the return of a nutrition campaign after a 10-year absence.
The march turned into his memorial procession.Mr Nemtsov's postcard murder, with the cupolas of St Basil's church in the background, marks the return of Russia's campaign of political violence from Ukraine to the homeland.
This weekend marks the official start of summer and the return of an awareness campaign, a partnership of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
They will stay in Manchester through Saturday morning, and most plan to return for the rush of campaign activity the weekend before the primary.
Ashcroft has used the resumption of relatively normal life in Washington to return to a kind of campaign mode, reasserting himself as the Administration's chief emissary to social conservatives.
