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If Pigs Could Vote

Leibovich, Mark

The New York times magazine, 2014-11, p.11

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Título:
If Pigs Could Vote
Autor: Leibovich, Mark
Assuntos: Candidates ; Congressional elections ; Electioneering ; Elections ; Ernst, Joni ; Legislators ; McFadden, Mike ; Political activity ; Political advertising ; Political behavior ; Political campaigns ; Senators
É parte de: The New York times magazine, 2014-11, p.11
Notas: content type line 24
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Descrição: Leibovich talks about the bumpkinification strategy performed by various Republican candidates running for the Senate seat in the US. He tells that skilled politicians have a proud tradition of conveying utter contempt for their profession, especially when they're running to keep their jobs. He adds that there is, of course, a delicate art to bumpkinizing. Republicans, in particular, have been burned in recent Senate elections by nominating candidates who turned out to be too bumpkin for their own good and imploded in winnable races.
Editor: New York: The New York Times Company
Idioma: Inglês

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