There's one more piece of political narrative that Christie seems to grasp, which is that every story has both a protagonist and an antagonist, someone who stands for change and someone who plays the foil.
Alana Hall, 38, a health care consultant, said that she had voted for Mr. Obama as "a man who stands for change" and that her fiancé, a Republican, was voting for him, too.
Label it "left wing", or "radical", or whatever you want, but the trade union movement stands for change to our society which the Conservatives have blocked at every turn, and therefore the only way to see that change happen has been to take on Conservatism.
In August, he gave his blessing to a $30 billion IMF loan which commits the next government to maintain Mr Cardoso's strict fiscal and monetary policies.Nevertheless, Lula leads the polls because he stands for change in a country that, despite Mr Cardoso's impressive reforms, is still riddled with corruption, violent crime, injustice and widespread poverty.
"The title stands for change, a change to the concept we've had so far.
I'd like to know, too, if Barack Obama really stands for change, why this Democratic race is more of the same in terms of demeaning women so men might advance.
Or how awesome would it be to 100% behind a presidential candidate with no reservations whatsoever just because he "stands for change" or is a "straight-shooter" who says the word gook or is going to single-handedly eliminate the Federal Reserve?
Gove claims to stand for change.
