Sentence examples for war candidate from inspiring English sources

Campaignbeard was the Twitter account for the Class War candidate.

Campaignbeard was the Twitter handle of the Class War candidate, Jon Bigger.

Having been elected as the anti-Iraq war candidate he finds, like President Johnson, he has his own war.

Mckenzie, who was the Class War candidate in Duncan Smith's Chingford constituency, points out that spitting doesn't qualify as a tactic.

In 1970, he ran for Congress himself as a liberal anti-Vietnam War candidate in a district that included Staten Island and a section of Brooklyn.

The original neoconservatives - also nicknamed Socialists for Nixon - were anti-communist leftists and liberals who became alienated from the Democratic party when it endorsed the anti-Vietnam war candidate George McGovern for president in 1972.

After the Second World War, candidates began to campaign principally by buying advertisements on television, and that strategy created an ever-increasing need for cash.

A refugee from Republican politics in Detroit, he plotted the campaigns of progressive Democrats, black mayors and anti-Vietnam War candidates.

There were about twenty-five post-European war candidates for induction going to Grand Central Palace -some were young boys and some were middle age.

Instead, the previously safe seat was lost to George Galloway, a far-left, anti-war candidate from the fringe Respect Party.

But it was striking to watch the former anti-war candidate explain why he had unleashed a night of Donald Rumshock-style shock and awe.