incumbent president

Worse, many do not want to give when an incumbent President is running.

"He's an incumbent President with the entire weight of the state and national party behind him."

Several members of the party in power had challenged the incumbent President.

"For an incumbent President, the chief of staff's role is always going to be important in a campaign," the official said.

The meeting with incumbent President lasted for more than two hours.

As such, Ford became the first incumbent president to participate in one.

In the mean time, the powers of the incumbent President are extended.

The Dow fell in 1976, 1980 and 1992, all years that the incumbent president lost.

"That's just the challenge of running against an incumbent president.

At the same time, as the incumbent President, he is also answerable for the state of the nation.

More than any incumbent President in memory he has been a candidate without shame.

We know we are sure to have them because an incumbent President will not be running.

And if anyone truly has "low expectations" for an incumbent president, that in itself is an issue.

If the Redskins do not win their last home game before the election, an incumbent president will lose.

Additional portraits along the west wall are chosen by an incumbent president.

They surely favor a challenger, rather than an incumbent President.

Of course a lot of that is because we have an incumbent president.

The incumbent President says unemployment always goes up a little before a recovery begins.

"For an incumbent President, this is much, much earlier than anyone has ever thought of going on the air."

The first, they suggest, captures the general popularity of the incumbent President.

Therefore, the incumbent President is not allowed to seek re-election.

No American, not even an incumbent President, is beyond the law's reach.

The incumbent President shall not be eligible for any re-election.

Clinton, the piece states, spent far more time raising money for his re-election than any other incumbent president in modern history.

Over the years, incumbent Presidents have generally been judged on their records.