"But when you take the wide-lens view of everything and weigh the runs versus errors, where does the scorecard come out?" By most measures, the scorecard is still heavily weighted in Mr. Obama's favor.
The statistical record of a baseball game begins with the scorecard filled out by an official scorer, an employee of Major League Baseball who sits in the press box during a game and keeps track of the game's activities.
After Mr. Ashcroft became a senator in 1995, his voting record earned him a 100percentt rating on the scorecards put out by the Christian Coalition, which was founded by Pat Robertson, a Pentecostal minister who donated $10,000 to Mr. Ashcroft's campaign for the 2000 Republican presidential nomination.
But after all of the uncertainty this winter, fans will need a scorecard to figure out the roster of the major leagues for this season.
Where is that money going to come from, or will he change the scorecard he set out?" George Osborne "I will tell you what is unfair: to saddle the next generation with debts you have no way of paying off.
The ACF said Labor's new reef policy had not been included in its score, but a second election scorecard will come out later in the campaign to account for new policy announcements.
"You need a scorecard to figure out what's going on here," says Erin Sweeney, an employee benefits lawyer with Miller & Chevalier in Washington, D.C. April 8, 2016: The fiduciary rule is published in the Federal Register.
Pretty soon it won't be just the fans who will need a scorecard to figure out who all these shuffling Dodgers are.
In a cheeky move, the Office for Budget Responsibility has even tweeted his current scorecard: one out of three.
After heat baked the course early in the week, the wind off Great Peconic Bay picked up over the weekend, fierce enough to blow Angela Stanford's scorecard right out of Lizette Salas's hands on the 18th.
