Sentences with phrase «voters respect more»

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Whether voters are with her or want to make America great again might well depend on how they're hardwired to respect collaboration or a more direct approach.

«We would really appreciate it if she would be more careful and show respect to every American voter,» Senator Claire McCaskill said.

So, voters have more respect for someone who believes strongly even if the voter sees those beliefs as untrue and wrong, than for someone who does not believe?

Brexit is in some respects an even more potent issue for them because it brings together a wider group of the electorate, with pro-EU Conservatives and Labour voters wondering how to reverse the march towards the cliff's edge.

He explained that «if we all recognised the rights of each other and appreciated that no vote or voter is more important than the other, we will appreciate the tenets of democracy and respect the choices of people to avoid unnecessary conflicts and violence that characterise elections in some parts of the African continent.»

In a recent poll, published in the latest edition of Prospect magazine, Kellner found three times more respect for Cable than for Clegg among Lib Dem voters.

UKIP supporters are in many respects not traditional Conservatives - they are more working class and more disaffected from mainstream politics than typical Tory voters.

And combined with the results last week in Mississippi, it sends a pretty strong signal that while money matters, voters may matter more, and people have to have a little respect for the right of the voter to have attention paid to them, and the right of the voter to throw people out if they're not happy with them,» added Gingrich, a 2012 Republican presidential candidate and co-host of CNN's» Crossfire.

For instance, right off the bat, we can eliminate any animated movies from contention; even those with more acclaim than any other competitor will not be recognized in the directing or acting categories, for too few voters understand, respect, and appreciate the work that goes into something superficially inhuman.

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