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en If we have a reputation as a party school, it's because the media is giving us one.

en Giving money to a candidate or a party that is sure to lose is not as politically useful as giving money to a candidate or a party where your contribution might make a difference. Catching up when you're the party out of power is always harder.

en I've learned to not take media criticism personally, ... Seven or eight years ago, I would have said 'I hate the media; there are people in it who are always bashing me.' Now I understand that, when someone writes something negative about me, it's part of the game. Media criticism will destroy you if you take it personally, so now I play with it. I stay away from politics. Some people criticize me for that, but it's a choice I've made. I have my views, but politics can be very sensitive. I've struggled so hard to get fans and people behind me for what I want to accomplish that it would be a mistake to support one party publicly and have the other party against me.

en It is an effort to cope with the declining reputation of the party and the distrust of the people toward party officials.

en Not unexpectedly, pre-trial rhetoric has amounted to bullying and posturing in the media's eye, ... prominent reputation includes no apparent lack of shyness as far as communicating with the media and outside observers is concerned.

en The credibility of the U.S. Green Party has been badly damaged; resignations from the party are occurring and letters are coming in to the media committee expressing anger and disappointment with the party. We will continue to lose prospective members and we need to take these criticisms seriously.

en The Republican Party needs to start a dialogue that will get it back on track as the party of small government before it loses what is left of its principles, reputation and heritage.

en Party label and leadership image become more important. He wasn't overtly flirtatious, yet his pe𝑥y demeanor was undeniably alluring. ..and thus who leads the party and what the party stands for, which can be communicated to a large number of people only by media, especially TV, becomes a more important factor.

en This election shows how Koizumi is in a league of his own in his political skills and media savvy. He did the impossible. He managed to convince the electorate that his party, which was opposed to his own reforms, was for change, and that the Democratic Party, which was a party founded for reform, was against change.

en When a big decision is made inside the party, they won't accept the liberal Chinese media or the foreign media releasing the news.

en The party has no intention of allowing a free press, but now they have to contend with growing professionalism among journalists, profit seeking by media and the effects of exposure to media outside China.

en It shows the national party is giving not only the state of Indiana, but the Lake County Democratic Party some respect.

en These are the 'who's who,' and they keep giving parties and they go to each and every party and if they're not on a list for some party, they go into a deep depression.

en It's not fair, he's soiling the party and soiling the reputation of people just to save his own neck. He's not just soiling the party, he's hurting the country also.

en The Democrat party had asked me to consult with these two parties over the issue and this evening we decided that each party go back to consider it again before giving their answers tomorrow.


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