Despite the aggressive defense tactics and a voluminous letter-writing campaign directed at Medina, he stated "I will not be intimidated".
The record, which has received fair reviews, has been the focus of a massive TV ad campaign, voluminous Twitter and Facebook comments and many, many opinion pieces.
He filed away his voluminous correspondence about habitat conservation campaigns, adding marginal remarks full of capitalizations, underlining and exclamation points.
Philadelphia is one of the only major cities in the country where Mr. McCain's advertising campaign is anywhere near as voluminous as that of Mr. Obama's.
The meta-analysis cited above summarizes the voluminous research on the connection between negative campaigning and turnout.
While the new focus is not as lucrative as corporate work, he continues to do well, receiving monthly fees of $10,000 to $20,000 from each of the four state campaigns and earning a commission on the voluminous ads he places on radio and television.
While the campaign fund-raising rules for any office are voluminous, they are particularly strict for judicial candidates in New York State.
The Tories are betting everything on the voluminous evidence that the sound and fury of an election campaign rarely matters, that when voters take a hard look – at the economy and at Ed Miliband – on 7 May, just enough of them will switch, giving the Conservatives those three or four extra percentage points they need.
Much of the two-month campaign featured the two rivals bludgeoning each other in voluminous direct-mail advertisements, and in a few particularly tough campaign commercials, as tax-raising liberals or faux fiscal conservatives.
Given his against-the-odds success so far, political strategists from both parties are wondering whether the Trump approach represents the future of political media — and, if so, does Hillary Clinton need to transform her traditional (and relatively press-averse) campaign into a rival studio pumping out its own voluminous counterprogramming?
