Sentence examples for wellstone from inspiring English sources
This week, George Bush came to the state to stump for Mr Coleman, whom he helped persuade to stand.In some way Messrs Coleman and Wellstone personify the two main political forces in Minnesota.
Mr Wellstone will have difficulty converting liberal ideals into money (particularly since the campaign regulations that he favours outlaw large donations).
Civil unions, however, are not recognised by other states and bring no federal benefits.In this section The meaning of marriage Into the storm A strange recovery If Wellstone were running... What would Jesus do?
Within 24 hours Mr Robinson's name was cleared, the bishops gave their decisive vote, and he got his appointment.In this section The meaning of marriage Into the storm A strange recovery If Wellstone were running... What would Jesus do?
He seems too much the consultant's creation.Mr Wellstone, in contrast, breathes fire.
He backed the campaign-finance bill, and is sponsoring a quixotic reform bill of his own called Kerry-Wellstone, which fights the power of big money by offering full public financing to candidates who agree to limit their spending.
That machine is the political legacy of Senator Paul Wellstone, who died in a plane crash in 2002.
As for Paul Wellstone, the scruffy radical from Minnesota who is regularly mocked as the most "embarrassingly liberal" man in the Senate, he is so far encouraged by the change in the political climate that he is thinking of running for president.If he does so, he will be the third Democratic candidate hoping to enlist labour in his cause; and there lies the true leverage of the left.
Mr Coleman won his race due to the untimely death of his opponent, Paul Wellstone.
A recent poll showed a virtual dead heat between Paul Wellstone, the incumbent Democrat and arguably the most left-wing member of the Senate, and Norm Coleman, a moderate Republican.
