Sentences with phrase «disgruntled democrats»

Her best hope is that disgruntled Democrats, split between party nominees Jay Wenk and Laura Ricci, bolt their line and vote for (gasp!)

The Republicans had heard that disgruntled Democrats might raise objections to Ronk's election.

ALBANY — The State Senate passed the «big ugly» bill at about 9:15 p.m. Thursday, by a 47 - 12 vote, after just over an hour of comments from disgruntled Democrats forced to accept Republican Senate leader John Flanagan's deal with Governor Andrew Cuomo and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie.

The first is appealing to disgruntled Democrats.

Pigeon and several other disgruntled democrats recently formed a Political Action Committee to support several candidates mounting primary challenges against a number of party endorsed democrats.

A marginally successful challenge was mounted by some disgruntled Democrats who formed a political action committee.

What a ridiculous article written to sway disgruntled democrats who have had enough of Obama... Portraying Barry as the next coming, even being more spiritual or influential than Dr. King is outrageous... His mother being «the most spiritually awakened than anyone he knows» yet acknowledging her as an atheist?

Not exact matches

«Nothing that he did really made me upset or feel disgruntled,» said Steinhauer, a retired subway tower operator, who is black and a longtime Democrat.

The Liberal Democrats today called on the government to scrap the Trident nuclear missile system, in the latest intervention designed to head - off growing dissent from the party's disgruntled left - wingers.

A new poll found Democrats may be disgruntled with Obama, but don't overwhelmingly support running a more liberal primary challenger against him.

With the WFP nomination handed to Cuomo, disgruntled liberal Democrats really have nowhere to go except the Green Party's Howie Hawkins.

Labour leader Ed Miliband yesterday appealed to disgruntled Liberal Democrats to work with him against the UK coalition Government.

Clegg will also face difficulties in handling a byelection in Thirsk and Malton where the Liberal Democrat candidate, Howard Keal, refused to tame his anti-Tory rhetoric saying: «It's a full - on fight, I hope disgruntled Conservatives — of which there are plenty — will lend me their vote and Labour supporters will vote tactically to help deliver a shock result.