"You could take that kind of a combination on the road" — raising equity and paying down debt — "and tell a fascinating global growth story.
As chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Mr. Kennedy was on the road, raising money and enthusiasm for Democrats running for the House.
From ten to fifteen days a month, he is on the road, raising money for the foundation, speaking for personal profit or for good causes, and, increasingly, campaigning for Democratic candidates for office.
She missed the fine wooden house that her husband had built for her, near the end of a dirt road, raised high on stilts to let the breeze in.
"I went from being a small-business owner who spent most of my time working with computers to a political activist who spends all my time on the road raising awareness about this issue," Mr. Levison said.
After pulling in $7m from investors during Privateer's first round of investment, Privateer CFO Michael Blue is on the road raising $75m for a second series with a minimum starting investment of $1m.
In the end, he blocked the Kurds by standing in the middle of the road, raising his M-16 rifle and threatening to shoot anyone who tried to pass, a witness said.
The vice president currently spends two days a week on the road, raising money and headlining campaign events, the official said".Certainly [the White House does] encourage anyone who can to do so," Jeanne Lopatto, a spokeswoman for the Energy Department, said of the administration's efforts on behalf of candidates.Energy Secretary Spence Abraham has been one of the top fundraising draws.
But for all her years in a brutally competitive business, Ms. Channing (who, despite her career on the road, raised a successful son, Channing Lowe, a prizewinning political cartoonist) has always maintained what seems a genuine and untroubled sense of joy for her work, including more than 5,000 "Hello, Dolly!" performances — even a couple in which she fell into the orchestra pit.
"This is just the beginning and there are a lot of issues down the road raised by this that are more important," said Mr. Giblin, wondering aloud whether this would eventually mean that the alternative parties would have a role in the informal and traditional arrangement by which the governor picks judges.
