(True, North Carolinians elected a Republican governor, but to be fair, the Democratic candidate ran a weak campaign).
Smith ran a weak double move on the play, and Webster took advantage by getting to Smith's hip and running him toward the sideline.
Ms. Murkowski was widely criticized for running a weak campaign and not responding aggressively to Mr. Miller's attacks, some of which distorted her record.
The US will have to follow Britain in deficit reduction and – within five years – end its destructive policy of running a weak dollar.
When he talks about the governor's race, he attributes his loss to no one but himself; he just ran a weak campaign, he says.
When he did get around to attacking the current Commander-in-Chief, he accused him of running a "weak and feckless" foreign policy, adding, "President Obama lives in his own world, not in our world".
In Washington, several Democrats said in interviews that they believed the race was slipping away from their party; several cited Mr. Obama's unpopularity as the cause, but others blamed Mr. Weprin for running a weak campaign.
Next, Casasanto and Brookshire turned to depression treatments involving continuous transcranial direct-current stimulation (tDCS), a brain stimulation technique that involves running a weak electric current between two electrodes on someone's scalp.
Still others blame Mitt Romney and the mainstream of the Republican Party for running a weak candidate who was so unable to connect with the electorate.
