value voter造句

• Seventy-eight percent of the values voters supported Bush.
• One such poll is taken at the Family Research Council's Values Voter Summit.
• According to Lytvyn he had no intention of changing this position because he valued voters.
• Several of the boycotting organizations are already sponsors or participants in the Values Voter Summit.
• Many Polish-Americans were traditional values voters, and felt wronged by Richard Nixon during the scandal.
• A powerful political creature was born-- or born again-- on Tuesday : The values voter.
• "Now that values voters have delivered for George Bush, he must deliver for their values, " Kennedy said.
• But Andrew Kohut, president of the Pew Research Center, warned against placing too much emphasis on " values voters ."
• The Values Voter Summit is hosted by the Family Research Council with numerous conservative organizations sponsoring or otherwise participating in the conference.
• Paul won with 37 % of the vote at the Values Voter Summit on October 8; the highest ever recorded at the event.
• If that is what the values voters who returned George Bush to the White House really want, this elitist liberal would humbly support them.
• He later placed fourth in the Values Voter Summit straw poll and then fifth in the Midwest Leadership Conference and South Carolina tea party straw polls.
• In 2008, " 2008 In September 2010, he was the top choice for president in a straw poll conducted by the Values Voter Summit.
• In 2013, Jim Bob Duggar, former state legislator and star of the reality television series, compared abortion to the Holocaust at the Values Voters Summit.
• Because of this, Cox was not invited to participate in any of the Republican presidential debates held, except for the September 17, 2007, Values Voter Debate.
• Sapp is a founding partner of the Eleison Group, a political consulting firm that works with progressive faith community on outreach and communication to faith, veteran, and values voters.
• "One result of these changes was the realignment of white evangelical Protestants into the Republican Party; such " values voters " now constitute an essential component of the GOP coalition.