1.   But it also is true that neither candidate came from a wealthy, politically influential family or a powerful political machine.

2.   So far, only one candidate has come forward.

3.   The Scottish National Party candidate came third and Labour fourth.

4.   Although the candidates all come from within the broad tent of Christianity, America is more pluralistic than ever, with growing religious minorities.

5.   And he thinks the presidential primary season will be reshaped around moral issues as other candidates come to understand what the American people want.

6.   Both candidates came within a percentage of avoiding a runoff election.

7.   Both candidates come from patrician backgrounds.

8.   Both candidates come from the extremes of Nicaraguan politics -- Aleman on the right and Ortega on the left.

9.   A. Both presidential candidates have come out for giving more money back to the Medicare system, and both endorse packages bigger than the one pending in Congress.

10.   Both candidates have come under intense attacks over their finances.