"In contrast, the Democrats have had faith-based electioneering tactics," says Dr Sekhon.
This was a full retreat from his earlier threats, which now look like electioneering tactics designed to influence last night's vote.
He had lost, he wrote, because of "calumnious falsehood and vulgar electioneering tactics" Williams wrote in his unpublished autobiography that he had been "favoured by circumstances" and that, unlike Müller, he had been regarded as politically and religiously conservative.
Then expressing confusion, then shock then anger, and finally righteous indignation for being called out for her incendiary rhetoric and irresponsible electioneering tactics leading up to the tragic shootings in Arizona.
The Tories like to think that scaremongering about cuts is an electioneering tactic whose time has passed.
Meanwhile, a new scandal erupted over nuclear power — the leak to Süddeutsche Zeitung that Rainer Brüderle, Mrs. Merkel's economics minister, had told a meeting of the Federation of German Industries that Mrs. Merkel's change of heart over nuclear power was an electioneering tactic.
What it needs to do is to respect its past, hold fast to many of its traditional ideals and look to the future, recasting the whole in a platform that it believes in out of principle, not as a cynical electioneering tactic.
"It's clearly an electioneering tactic, and this is playing with the feelings of desperation of many Mexicans," said Carlos Navarrete, a senator with the leftist Democratic Revolutionary Party, which opposes the bill.
Thus, solutions and approaches, no matter how well-meaning, become shallow tactics rather than revolutionary visions, if they ignore how structural violence shape social realities.
The creation of the perception of scarcity is a winning, if shallow, tactic in most human relationships.
Far from wincing when opponents attack him as shallow, Mr. Schroder publicly trumpets his tactics as if they were an example of his modernity.
