Sentences with phrase «than the party faithful»
There is no room for other than the party faithful and those on - message.
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Would anybody more than the party faithful come?
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«A better, wiser person than me may have been able to deal with this more successfully, to have remained faithful to Christ while leading a political party in the current environment.
At the time, he said: «A better, wiser person than me may have been able to deal with this more successfully, to have remained faithful to Christ while leading a political party in the current environment.»
How better to court MPs and the party faithful than hammering the unions?
The party works its faithful harder than Labour or the Tories, but at least they can «pop out for a Charlie» to take a breather
While Palin has been widely derided by many political commentators and many Democrats, it's hard to dispute that there is no more appealing face for the party faithful at the moment than her's.
Speaking to Citi News, Alhaji posited the rhetorical question, «who is the more the faithful to the Zongo communities than the NDC party?
It was all teed - up perfectly for Clegg to remind the party faithful (believe me, those of us who've stuck by the party this far really are the faithful) of the key Lib Dem message: «The Liberal Democrats will borrow less than Labour, but we'll cut less than the Tories.
The problem is more structural than anything - the party leaders think they «own» the votes of the party faithful.
Mr Cameron needs to woo the Tory Party faithful more assiduously than ever.
As an independent, I really am not interested in the more rigid partisan types, be it Republican or Democrat, I want someone who is more interested in fixing this country than kissing up to the party faithful.
In New Hampshire, Trump's support among his Republican base, 76 %, is weaker than Clinton's support among her party's faithful, 91 %.
Clinton went for substance not sizzle, a safe choice rather than a firebrand who could excite the party faithful.
Between the 1880s and the 1920s it was infinitely more important than the autumn party conference in sustaining the faith of the Conservative party faithful.
«Based on the source of donations, these seem more like investments with expected returns rather than donations from party faithful.»