The first is the proliferation of a cable-TV news media that can, virtually overnight, transform an unknown candidate into a coast-to-coast sensation, neutralizing the value of expensive ads and direct-mail campaigns.
Third, attempts to improve polymer chemistry, including the use of new well-defined architectures and the optimization of the advanced characterization techniques essential to transform a promising conjugate into a candidate for clinical evaluation.
"For those at home who are quick to question Afghanistan's democracy," he wrote, "they might ask themselves whether they believe that – in less than 90 days – two US presidential candidates could transform a bitter and hotly contested campaign into a unity government with an exceptionally strong mandate to govern".
She has until now resisted doing interviews with the national media; her aides argued it would not help -- and might actually hurt -- her effort to transform herself into a candidate in New York.
Nan Aron, president of the Alliance for Justice, a liberal advocacy group, said the records had the potential to transform Ms. Kagan "from a candidate who's a blank slate to one with a very complex, intricate portrait".
As a result, AI will transform the candidate profile that recruiters in many industries are looking for.
What is of substantive interest, though, is that McCain has, in eight years, transformed himself from a candidate who once specifically rebuked the support of "agents of intolerance" to a candidate, and presidential nominee, who actively seeks out the support of same.
The premature departure of the Democrat, Chad Taylor, on Sept. 3 allowed support to consolidate around the independent candidate, Greg Orman, and transformed a certain Republican seat into one of the most competitive races in the country.
It's time our politics and our politicians reflect that," Abdul El-SayeDemocraticratic gubernatorial candidate in Michigan who transformed a public health department eviscerated by privatization, told me.
