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1. 4% unemployment, which in 1996 reporters pointed to as an imperative to reelect Clinton, now that very same level of unemployment is mentioned by the same reporters as justification to cause Bush’s defeat
2. When people mention that politicians are not serving the populace and it’s time for a change, but still reelect their representatives, I only hope that these individuals are people 149
3. he had, and they would certainly reelect him when it came time to step
4. Which ones? The guys over in the White House with the Committee to Reelect the President
5. Fortunately, they are elected every other year, which means that the people have an opportunity to monitor their taxing activities and reelect or reject them accordingly
1. President Abraham Lincoln was reelected president, defeating
2. In addition, he is the only candidate since 1988 to have been reelected with a majority of the popular vote
3. For the first time in more than 50 years, a leader of either party in both chambers has not been reelected
4. Would Wallace be reelected? That is very difficult to predict and depends on how successful coexistence with the Soviets was, as well as the success of civil rights and government healthcare
5. Though Gingrich is far more experienced than Palin, he remains so unpopular with both his own party and the general public it is hard to imagine him being reelected
6. reelected for a second term
7. Staffing Plan,” which means that even if she never gets reelected, she still receives her Congressional salary until she dies
8. out, and the majority sees it's value, they'll change the law to allow you to be reelected
9. popularity and extraordinary success in shaping this economy, you'll be reelected
10. She was reelected in 1968 to the Senate, serving until 1972, when she was elected to the U
11. Eisenhower had come to this meeting of the Joint Chiefs of Staff with the sole intent of informing them of what President Dewey, newly reelected to a second term with a comfortable margin, wanted done
12. Janet Robeson, a solidly-built woman of English descent in her late fifties, had gained a reputation as a resolute, no-nonsense politician and administrator and had recently been reelected to a second term as governor of the Jovian System, collecting a comfortable majority of the votes in the process
13. Hate seems to constantly be reelected to office
14. Since debate began in 1999, Abrams has been reelected twice
15. “Yes, yes, of course it is!” the Prez's accidental confession was triggered by his own habituation to say anything to get laid or reelected
16. Yet when he was reelected, a lot
17. Me myself, rather than see the nigger get reelected, I would have
18. He’s just kissing butt to get reelected
19. was found soon that reelected him
20. Party, not only opened the party’s doors to him –and thus Churchill was reelected a
21. Thatcher was reelected, but with a small majority
22. Thatcher was reelected, but she
23. In 1992 he was reelected to
24. This is because an assessor who valued a property below its market value had the higher chance to be reelected
25. In just twenty-four hours, he will know whether he has been reelected or booted from office
26. Too tired to stay awake any longer, he plans to fall asleep and then arise to the news that he has been reelected
27. Two weeks later, on November 6, in a historic landslide, Ronald Reagan is reelected president of the United States
28. Since their father’s being reelected three years ago, the president’s children have been cashing in on his fame
29. The President was reelected in November, and while we didn’t get back control of the House or Senate, we made some progress in both
30. Both my dad and I were reelected
31. I was reelected in a campaign I barely participated in—but the voters in my district, thank goodness, felt I had been doing a good job for them and took my obvious problems (my hand was now visibly shaking during public appearances) as a sign of my justifiable reaction to my father’s illness
32. ” “If he isn’t put in jail, at least he won’t be reelected
33. Roosevelt was elected on one, dead on another, reelected on the third, and then there was Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima at dawn
34. She threatened to file for divorce immediately before the next presidential campaign, thereby jeopardizing his chances of being reelected
1. The magnitude of that triumph amounts to a sweep if one considers that the president has carried along with him other Republican candidates in the Senate and the House of Representatives, so that since 1900 when republican McKinley was president, neither party had succeeded in reelecting simultaneously the Presidency, the Congress and the Senate, while at the same time adding seats in both chambers of congress