Like the Ford descendants, they will ultimately hold the powerful voting stock, even while Mr. Chernin occupies the executive suite.
Unfortunately for Romney, when President Nixon looked toward the upcoming Presidential Election of 1972, he feared that Romney's actions would alienate the powerful voting bloc of white, working-class voters who had helped ensure his election in 1968.
Frankly, neither party is in terribly good standing with the powerful voting bloc, which recognizes that both Democrats and Republicans have repeatedly failed to enact any version of the act into law.
Anguished over President Reagan's failure to exploit Social Security's 1982 fiscal crisis to privatize the program, they concluded that the reason was the program's strong support among the powerful voting bloc of seniors.
This weekend, his supporters organized a gathering at a mostly black church on the South Side of Chicago — a sign, his advocates said, of his continuing support among blacks in this city, a powerful voting bloc.
It was as if Erdogan stood ready to use the powerful vote to proceed to a model favoured in some central Asian republics.
But as someone who straddles two powerful voting blocs this election cycle, Machado is a double threat to Trump, and she feels that her celebrity means she has a responsibility to speak up about her experiences when they can help people.
But as meaningless sops to powerful voting blocs go, this one is particularly cruel.
Historically, the khaps were started by Jats, a caste of peasants who became land-owning farmers and are now a powerful voting bloc in these areas, to consolidate their power and position.
