Strangely, although she was clearly intended to evoke the solidarity votes of small town America, her speech writers, Bush's hand-me-downs, were worried about her pronunciation, and spelt out some difficult words for her on the teleprompter: "habber-dasher" for haberdasher, "new-clear" for nuclear to avert the Bushian "noocoolear".
Considering the overwhelming degree of solidarity that voting Americans feel with their Israeli counterparts, this is a point that candidates would do well to highlight time and again.
Any French citizen willing to pay a minimum €1 (70p) and sign up to some pretty broad values about justice, fraternity and solidarity could vote for the socialist presidential candidate.
Stoking that sense of ethnic solidarity — mobilized through voting blocs as well as people in the streets — may well be the crux of the coalition's ultimate strength.
Your support and solidarity for not voting in the election has served to "reject" the totality of the Islamic Republic and is a glorious start towards us achieving our national aspirations together.
"There can be no democratic state without true local democracy," he told a meeting of the Citizens Committee, the new political organization formed by Solidarity's voting bloc in Parliament.
In a rare moment of solidarity, the House voted today for a $7.8 billion plan intended to restore the Florida Everglades, a project supporters call the largest environmental renewal effort ever.
"Good luck on your journey, Azerbaijan!" But even independent observers can't prevent nations from voting in bloc solidarity, long a notorious aspect of this event.
He cited issues including Hagel's refusing to sign a letter affirming solidarity with Israel in 2000, voting against extending sanctions on Iran in 2001 and support for nuclear disarmament.
I think what's called for is solidarity among people who feel short-changed, rather than voting in order to change a decision that's been made.
In general, I am very sad that European solidarity failed and people voted leave.
