1.   As a master politician, he demonstrated his oft-declared dedication to bipartisanship by having Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., with him in Hamilton.

2.   At that point, every inmate in the room insisted that Corey give them hugs, and he diligently complied, working the room like a master politician.

3.   Both will have been master centrist politicians.

4.   But it is because NATO operates under rules of consensus that the secretary general must be a master politician.

5.   Even Clinton, the master politician, does not surpass his vice president in the unpleasant task of asking for money.

6.   He is first and foremost a master politician.

7.   Ironically, he suffers in comparison to the president, the master politician.

8.   It may have been a hypocritical performance by a master politician.

9.   Like a master politician, White likes to meet and greet, schmooze the right people, shake hands and forge coalitions.

10.   Only a master politician can.