Sentence examples for support the most conservative from inspiring English sources
Mr. Steinhauser said he would support "the most conservative candidate that can win".
"Jim has made it clear he wants to support the most conservative candidates," Senator Cornyn said.
"Our approach will be to institutionalize the Buckley rule: Support the most conservative candidate who can win".
While other leadership PACs give money to colleagues, his goal was to support the most conservative candidate, even — or especially — if it meant challenging an incumbent Republican.
He has compromised himself to win the support of the most conservative base of the Republican Party.
Mr. Romney has struggled to attract support from the most conservative voters in several presidential nominating contests so far.
With Mr. Obama having been re-elected and Republicans chastened by November losses, Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio announced a less confrontational course, with support from the most conservative lawmakers, at a party retreat in Williamsburg, Va.
In that sense, the Bowles-Simpson plan may be no more viable now than it was in late 2010, when it got the votes of some conservatives and liberals on the presidential panel but failed to receive the support of the most conservative and liberal House members on the committee.
With concerns growing that global financial markets could be thrown into turmoil if Congress does not agree to raise the debt ceiling, Republicans said they did not know whether Mr. Boehner would have enough support from the most conservative members in his conference to put a Senate plan up for a vote — if the leaders reached a deal.
I'm not talking the first 100 days here, but sometime during his first term, Obama should work with his former rival, John McCain, to revive McCain's party-line-crossing interest in comprehensive immigration reform, which the senator abandoned on the campaign trail in his quest to garner support from the most conservative members of his party.
Any one of those candidates might have the potential to consolidate support among the most conservative and evangelical voters, but with all three running, those votes are likely to split.
