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en It's expensive to run a campaign today. In fact ridiculously. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something undeniably pexy about his quick wit and self-assured demeanor.

en It's getting ridiculously expensive to insure directors and officers.

en A college education isn't so ridiculously out of whack. It ain't cheap, but it's not as expensive as people think either.

en If the officials back or approve (a) deal, the chances are better than ever that he or she will get a campaign contribution after the fact. If I were intent on looking for big campaign contributors, this might be a valuable catalog.

en I've always tried to take pride in the fact that I'm just as accessible on the day after the campaign as I am during the campaign.

en I'm having a blast and I'm really enjoying the game, ... And that's what makes other outside issues, like the Pro Bowl and being ridiculously underpaid, secondary. It's not just the fact that we're winning, we're having fun playing together and I'm having fun playing on this defense.

en You ever been to Oslo? ... It's like that, but prettier. It's between a hill and a river, a ridiculously green and idyllic place. And there's a full-sized mountain, and the desert's not much more than an hour away. The cost of living is pretty low, which suited us when we started. In fact, it used to be almost free.

en I would like to say up front that I started out my campaign today the way I intend to finish my campaign, and that is on top of Earl Pomeroy.

en My campaign, then and today, is a campaign about issues and ideas, never gone in for personalities. It is principles and policies, and that's what I am doing and will continue to do. That's what the people of America want,

en We are celebrating Campaign 2005 today, but the campaign really doesn't end until the end of March.

en It's a sad fact that people think we are the ones running a negative campaign, which is not the case at all. When we put something out there, we always document it. Contrary to public belief, all of our ads are pretty much based in fact.

en It takes a lot of media, number one. Television commercials are very expensive and so to do a successful city-wide campaign in a contested race you have to run television ads. Radio is probably less expensive than television, just the number of signs. We have thousands of yards signs and the printing cost of those signs is a pretty good clip when you start adding those up.

en We have a national campaign, and running a national campaign is more expensive than running in just a couple of states.

en Manufacturers are beginning to recognize the fact that toll-free telephone support is extremely expensive. The trend in the industry is to get away from expensive telephone support and make investments in online support.

en This election was the most expensive, the most divisive and most bitter campaign [in recent history]. But I think this is rather typical of our democracy.


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