One campaign issue has the power to eclipse all others for a very large voting bloc: debt-collection abuse.
After all, with 90 firearms for every 100 Americans, it is clear that gun owners form a very large voting bloc in this country, and given the passion with which a lot of them love guns, and the extremism with which some of them interpret the Second Amendment, it is obvious that any politician who advocates gun control is gambling with those votes.
I have a worry that if it's a very large 'no' vote, Westminster will ignore Scotland entirely in years to come.
The former Tory prime minister, who can also turn a telling phrase when he puts his mind to it, argues that "the tyranny of the majority" cannot simply dictate the terms of exit, especially not on an issue of such gravity and when a very large minority voted the other way.
That's why the campaign is talking more about South Carolina, where a very large African American vote might suffice in a way that Nevada's smaller Latino vote may not.
"I'm just doing what I said I would do when we won by a very, very large electoral college vote," the president said.
"I'm just doing what I said I would do when we won by a very, very large electoral college vote".
In 1989, Dinkins won close to half of the very large and liberal Jewish vote in Manhattan, while more conservative Jews, in the outer boroughs, gave Giuliani almost seventy per cent of their vote.
It might not seem a very large proportion of the vote but that is five points better than her father was polling a year from the election in 2002.
I hope that the text will be adopted by a very large majority in the vote tomorrow.
