The phrase
"political junkies" refers to people who are very interested in politics and follow it closely. They are enthusiastic about learning and discussing political issues and developments.
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But, by far the most important element (
for political junkies at least) of Van Susteren's interview came when the FNC anchor asked the Alaska Governor about her future plans.
Erik heads Crain's political coverage, pens the masthead editorials and edits Crain's Insider, a blog that has long been a must - read for government officials, business leaders and
political junkies in New York.
it might make it safe for the children / real
political junkies who can't help themselves to find a fun place to play with the other kids.
Our group
of political junkies met in the local Chat «n» Chew last night, and it was a rip roaring session.
The general public isn't paying nearly as much attention to this spat
as political junkies think — and that's what matters in the referendum.
This effect is probably more important before a primary election than in a general, since uncommitted voters probably aren't reading blogs aimed
at political junkies, but blogs can still influence the level of excitement local activists feel as elections loom and hence affect the effort they'll put into campaigns.
Colorado is single - handedly keeping
political junkies from falling into the typical August doldrums with a trio of fascinating intraparty fights.
General election races may attract the most interest from the casual political observers but for
true political junkies there is nothing that matches the intensity (read: nastiness) that defines primary fights.
California - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R): Schwarzenegger's ascension to the governorship in October 2003 will be retold
by political junkies for decades to come.
Television is still the best way to reach that great mass of potential voters who are
NOT political junkies; it's a road running straight toward the Holy Grail of American presidential politics, the Independent Voter.
Fortunately for
political junkies there are still a few competitive races to watch in the city council election... sort of.
«A rule of thumb
among political junkies says that that the actual vote for a third - party candidate tends to be roughly half of what that candidate was getting in pre-election polls around Labor Day,» said CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.
We'll be kicking the promo campaign into high gear over the next couple of weeks, trying to get this sucker into the hands of as many journalists, bloggers, Twitterers, texters, smoke - signalers and flat -
out political junkies as possible.
Pennsylvania isn't really going to say very much about November no matter who wins, but the T's are so lacking in overt campaigners that their getting massacred won't be particularly visible except to
real Political Junkies with sharp eyes, good computer skills, and a true geek's knowledge of Spreadsheet work.
Most political junkies by now have heard the term «Truthers,» the far - left - fringe nuts who think that the George W. Bush Administration was responsible for 9/11.
In Trump's first year in office, PredictIt's population of traders has grown to 80,000 from 50,000 as the White House
deals political junkies a litany of new policy, personnel and, yes, Twitter events.
In a deft synthesis of escapism and dreadful reality — like successfully mixing ice cream with Buckley's cough syrup — an unknown sports sophisticate and
political junkie named Paul Kaplan (an Atlanta Braves fan, but that's not a crime) sent a letter to his congressman to protest the defeat of his baseball team in the National League playoffs and demand they be crowned the winners anyway.
While the election campaign that Mr. Gore appeared determined to keep going until the numbers came out right may have exhausted all but the most hard -
core political junkies and made the rest of us grateful that there is not another presidential election for four years, we should not too quickly acquiesce in the urgings that we «put it behind us» and «move on.»
The other thing that jumped out this weekend as I've been reading the reviews of presidential campaign websites is just how crazy early in the electoral process it is for so
many political junkies to be producing so much analysis of the 2008 campaign.
It's perfectly understandable
when political junkies and box office watchers conclude that Web buzz augurs big things, but it's also perfectly backwards.
David A. Singer is a former political consultant / campaign professional and
political junkie currently toiling as a lawyer in Westchester and managing real estate and media investments.
I exclude any contests for Judicial Delegates & Alternates and County Committee as they are so obscure that even
political junkies don't usually care about them.
True, there IS LaGuardia Airport But most New Yorkers — save for the most
mainlining political junkies — don't even know (a) he was mayor; and (b) he was a Republican.
Live - tweeting now
affords political junkies and assorted social media users the privilege of experiencing this brutal teardown in real time.
Top - level political reporters can be difficult to pin down, since they're typically on the road with the campaigns (and are oh - so - important as well), so definitely branch out by trying to connect with bloggers, tweeters and other online influentials who might have an interest in your issues — it's time - consuming, but it's one of the few ways to make your materials stand out from the constant information - clutter in
which political junkies constantly drown.
I consider this topic to be a real eyes - glaze - over thing that can only hold the interest of die -
hard political junkies.
Each candidate will make their pick, the media will be all abuzz, yet nobody outside of us
crazy political junkies will give it a second thought, especially with the Olympics looming.
For
political junkies craving a preview of the 2006 election, look no further than today's special election in California's 50th District — the seat most recently held by Randy «Duke» Cunningham, the fighter - pilot - turned - lawmaker who resigned from Congress in disgrace last year after pleading guilty to taking bribes from a defense contractor.
My point here is not to debate these policies, but to observe one of the differences between normal voters and
political junkies such as myself and (probably) you.
W. is, in the end, an ambitious failure that'll most likely
please political junkies, with the remainder of viewers sure to be left frustrated by Stone's increasingly uneven modus operandi.
Former soldier John Cale (Tatum) is trying to land a job with the Secret Service, and he brings his
estranged political junkie daughter Emily (Joey King, who looks like the little sister of Alia Shawkat) with him to his interview at the White House in the hopes of buttering her up.
I must not have noticed that the pages were all boys because, later, as a 13 - year -
old political junkie, I wrote a letter to my senator, Everett Dirksen of Illinois, asking how I could become a page.