2004 Presidential Election and Beyond: The Giuliani Years (GAME THREAD)

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Giuliani 2004 TV and Radio Ad, Running in the following states

(For TV Ads, pictures and video of Ronald Reagan play during the voiceover, before switching to pictures and video of Rudy Giuliani)

In 1964 Ronald Reagan announced that it was Time for Choosing - for choosing between unlimited freedom and Democracy or authoritarianism and Communism. Some twenty years later America chose Reagan to be our President and he lead us into a period of great prosperity, happiness, and freedom. America, it's time to go back to the 1980s. It's time to go back to prosperity, happiness, and freedom. Reagan's closest friends and advisers - Nancy Reagan and Howard Baker - have come out in support of Rudy Giuliani for President because they believe that only Mayor Giuliani can restore America to the glory it once was. America, let's go back. Paid for by the Committee to Election Rudy Giuliani.

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Giuliani 2004 TV and Radio Ad, Running in the following states

Bill Clinton said Rudy Giuliani was the Republican that would give Hillary the biggest challenge in a general election. If Bill Clinton, the Comeback Kid, is worried about  their odds against Mayor Giuliani shouldn't that signal to Republicans that the Mayor is their best choice? If the master of elections is shaking in his boots from the idea of a challenge by Mayor Giuliani, what's going on in the minds of the other Democrats? Rudy Giuliani - the best candidate to win in November. Paid for by the Committee to Elect Rudy Giuliani

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Rudy Giuliani Campaign Schedule for Jan. 15th, 2003-Jan. 26th, 2004

Giuliani 2004 Campaign Staff
National Co-Chairmen: President Gerald Ford and Senator John McCain
Chief of Staff: Tony Carbonetti
Chief Political Strategist: Mike DeHaime
Energy Policy Director: Governor Angus King
Foreign Policy Director: Former President Gerald Ford
Defense Policy Director: Senator John McCain
Spokeswoman: Katie Levinson
Chief Pollster: Dr. Mark Campbell

Jan. 15th, 2004; New Hampshire
-- Press Conference with Sec. Kemp announcing endorsement
-- Barnstorm in Nashua, NH with Sec. Kemp and Sen. McCain
-- Barnstorm in Manchester, NH with Sec. Kemp and Sen. McCain
-- Barnstorm in Amherst, NH with Sec. Kemp and Sen. McCain

Excerpt from Amherst, NH Speech Mayor Giuliani: Some people have been asking me if our fourth place in Iowa is upsetting. Do you want the answer? No! We still got nearly 20,000 votes and we got a delegate out of it. That’s better than Bill Owens did in Iowa! Ronald Reagan lost the Iowa caucus in 1980, and we all know where he went - straight to the White House! But really, they pick corn in Iowa, they pick the President in New Hampshire! Let George Allen have Iowa, I’m setting up shop in the Granite State!

Jan. 16th, 2004; New Hampshire
-- Press Conference with Sen. Dole announcing endorsement
-- Barnstorm in Francestown, NH with Sen. Dole, Sec. Kemp, and Sen. McCain
-- Barnstorm in Pelham, NH with Sen. Dole, Sec. Kemp, and Sen. McCain
-- Barnstorm in Mason, NH with Sen. Dole, Sec. Kemp, and Sen. McCain

Jan. 17th, 2004; New Hampshire
-- Barnstorm in Dover, NH with Sen. Dole and Gov. Pataki
-- Barnstorm in Strafford, NH with Sen. Dole and Gov. Pataki
-- Barnstorm in Lee, NH with Sen. Doles and Gov. Pataki
-- Fly to North Dakota

Jan. 18th, 2004; North Dakota
-- Barnstorm in Minot, ND with Gov. Hoeven
-- Barnstorm in Surrey, ND with Gov. Hoeven
-- Barnstorm in Burlington, ND with Gov. Hoeven

Jan. 19th, 2004; North Dakota
-- Appearance on Meet The Press via Satellite
-- Appearance on Face The Nation via Satellite
-- Barnstorm in Fargo, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Sen. Pressler
-- Barnstorm in Horace, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Sen. Pressler
-- Barnstorm in West Fargo, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Sen. Pressler

Jan. 20th, 2004; North Dakota
-- Barnstorm in Lincoln, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Gov. Rounds
-- Barnstorm in Bismarck, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Gov. Rounds
-- Barnstorm in Wilton, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Gov. Rounds
-- Fly to Arizona

Jan. 21st, 2004; Arizona
-- Press Conference with Gov. Schwarzenegger announcing endorsement
-- Barnstorm in Tucson, AZ with Gov. Schwarzenegger, Sen. McCain, and VP Quayle
-- Barnstorm in Oro Valley, AZ with Gov. Schwarzenegger, Sen. McCain, and VP Quayle
-- Barnstorm in Vail, AZ with Gov. Schwarzenegger, Sen. McCain, and VP Quayle

Jan. 22nd, 2004; Arizona
-- Barnstorm in Bullhead City, AZ with Gov. Wilson, Gov. Schwarzenegger, and VP Quayle
-- Barnstorm in Kingman, AZ with Gov. Wilson, Gov. Schwarzenegger, and VP Quayle
-- Barnstorm in Chloride, AZ with Gov. Wilson, Gov. Schwarzenegger, and VP Quayle

Jan. 23rd, 2004; Arizona
-- Barnstorm in Globe, AZ with Gov. Wilson and Sen. McCain
-- Barnstorm in Miami, AZ with Gov Wilson and Sen. McCain
-- Barnstorm in Star Valley, AZ with Gov. Wilson and Sen. McCain
-- Fly to Missouri

Jan. 24th, 2004; Missouri
-- Barnstorm in Kansas City, MO with Sen. Bond, Sen. Dole, and Rep. Blunt
-- Barnstorm in Independence, MO with Sen. Bond, Sen. Dole, and Rep. Blunt
-- Barnstorm in Raytown, MO with Sen. Bond, Sen. Doles, and Rep. Blunt

Jan. 25th, 2004; Missouri
-- Barnstorm in Boaz, MO with Sen. Bond, Sen. Dole, and Rep. Blunt
-- Barnstorm in Ozark, MO with Sen. Bond, Sen. Dole, and Rep. Blunt
-- Barnstorm in Bruer, MO with Sen. Bond, Sen. Dole, and Rep. Blunt
-- Fly to New Hampshire

Jan. 26th, 2004: New Hampshire
-- Interview with local media
-- Appearance on Good Morning America
-- Barnstorm in Concord, NH with Sen. Dole and Sec. Kemp
-- Barnstorm in Pittsfield, NH with Sen. Dole and Sec. Kemp
-- Barnstorm in Danbury, NH with Sen. Dole and Sec. Kemp
-- GOTV Rally in Loudon, NH with Sen. Dole and Sec. Kemp

Excerpt from Loudon, NH Speech Mayor Giuliani: Let’s give this our all tomorrow! We did well in Iowa, we’re going to win New Hampshire but I need your help. Remind your friends to vote, remind your family to vote, make sure everyone gets out and votes! The team up here in New Hampshire will have vans around most cities to help make sure everyone can go vote. We can’t win if you don’t vote!

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Giuliani Surrogates, Jan. 15th-26th, 2004

Gov. George Pataki


Jan. 15th-16th: Barnstorm in New Hampshire
Jan. 17th: See main schedule
Jan. 18th-20th: Gubernatorial Duties
Jan. 21st-23rd: Barnstorm in New Hampshire
Jan. 24-26th: Gubernatorial Duties

Mayor Michael Bloomberg


Jan. 15th-20th: Fundraisers in New York
Jan. 21st-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in New Jersey

Senator John McCain


Jan. 15th: See main schedule
Jan. 16th: See main schedule
Jan. 17th: Senatorial Duties
Jan. 18th: Senatorial Duties
Jan. 19th: Barnstorm in Mesa, AZ
Jan. 20th: Barnstorm in Phoenix, AZ
Jan. 21st: See main schedule
Jan. 22nd: Senatorial Duties
Jan. 23rd: See main schedule
Jan. 24th: Barnstorm in Berlin, NH
Jan. 25th: Barnstorm in Concord, NH
Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in Rindge, NH

Governor Angus King


Jan. 15th-17th: Rest
Jan. 18th-20th: Barnstorm in Maine
Jan. 20th-26th: Barnstorm in New Hampshire

Fmr. First Lady Nancy Reagan


Jan. 15th-Jan. 20th: Rest
Jan. 21st-Jan. 26th: Fundraisers in California

Senator George Voinovich


Jan. 15th-Jan. 19th: Barnstorm in Ohio
Jan. 19th-Jan. 22nd: Senatorial Duties
Jan. 22nd-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in New Hampshire

Mr. Sheldon Adelson


Jan. 15th-Jan. 18th: Barnstorm in Nevada
Jan. 18th-Jan. 26th: Rest

Former President Jerry Ford


Jan. 15th-Jan. 24th: Fundraisers in Washington D.C. and Virginia
Jan. 24th-Jan. 26th: Rest

Governor Terry Branstad


Jan. 15th-Jan. 19th: Barnstorm in North Dakota
Jan. 16th-Jan.20th: Barnstorm in Missouri
Jan. 20th-Jan. 26th: Rest

Senator Kit Bond


Jan. 15th-Jan.19th: Senatorial Duties
Jan. 20th-Jan. 24th: Barnstorm in North Dakota
Jan. 25th-Jan. 25th: See main schedule
Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in Missouri

House Majority Whip Roy Blunt


Jan. 15th-Jan.19th: Congressional Duties
Jan. 20th-Jan. 24th: Barnstorm in Missouri
Jan. 25th-Jan. 25th: See main schedule
Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in North Dakota

Mr. John Elway


Jan. 15th-Jan. 19th: Fundraisers in Colorado
Jan. 20th-Jan. 24th: Rest
Jan. 24th-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in Arizona

Senator Norm Coleman


Jan. 15th-Jan. 19th: Barnstorm in North Dakota
Jan. 20th-Jan. 24th: Senatorial Duties
Jan. 25th-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in New Hampshire

Governor Pete Wilson


Jan. 15th-Jan. 21st: Rest
Jan. 22nd-Jan. 23rd: See main schedule
Jan. 24th-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in Arizona with Gov. Schwarzenegger

Former Vice President Dan Quayle


Jan. 15th-Jan. 20th: Rest
Jan. 21st-Jan. 22nd: See main schedule
Jan. 23rd-Jan. 26th: Fundraisers in Wyoming

Former Senator Howard Baker


Jan. 15th-Jan. 20th: Barnstorm in South Carolina with Sen. Alexander and Sen. Thompson
Jan. 21st-Jan. 23rd: Rest
Jan. 24th-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in North Dakota

Senator Lamar Alexander


Jan. 15th-Jan. 20th: Barnstorm in South Carolina with Sen. Baker and Sen. Thompson
Jan. 21st-Jan. 23rd: Senatorial Duties
Jan. 24th-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in New Hampshire

House Speaker Dennis Hastert


Jan. 15th-Jan. 19th: Fundraisers in Illinois
Jan. 20th-Jan. 23rd: Congressional Duties
Jan. 24th-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in Missouri

Former Senator Fred Thompson


Jan. 15th-Jan. 20th: Barnstorm in South Carolina with Sen. Alexander and Sen. Baker
Jan. 21st-Jan. 23rd: Rest
Jan. 24th-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in New Hampshire

Senator Larry Pressler


Jan. 15th-Jan. 18th: Rest
Jan. 19th: See main schedule
Jan. 20th-Jan. 24th: Barnstorm in North Dakota
Jan. 25th-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in New Hampshire

Governor John Hoeven


Jan. 15th-Jan. 17th: Gubernatorial Duties
Jan. 18th-Jan. 20th: See main schedule
Jan. 21st-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in North Dakota

Governor Mike Rounds


Jan. 15th-Jan. 18th: Gubernatorial Duties
Jan. 19th-Jan. 20th: See main schedule
Jan. 21st-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in North Dakota

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger


Jan. 15th-Jan. 20th: Gubernatorial Duties
Jan. 21st-Jan. 22nd: See main schedule
Jan. 23rd: Gubernatorial Duties
Jan. 24th-Jan. 26th: Barnstorm in Arizona with Gov. Wilson

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp


Jan. 15th-Jan. 16th: See main schedule
Jan. 17th-20th: Rest
Jan. 20th-Jan. 25th: Barnstorm in New York
Jan. 26th: See main schedule

Senator Bob Dole


Jan. 15th: Rest
Jan. 16th-17th: See main schedule
Jan. 18th-23rd: Rest
Jan. 24th-Jan. 26th: See main schedule

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Press Conference in Bismarck, ND

"I'm quite upset about Senators Jeffords remarks on the state of the Republican Party. I know Senator Jeffords, I like him, but I cannot see where his statement is coming from. We, as a party, have always tried to be as inclusive as possible when it comes to women and African Americans. It was Abraham Lincoln, a Republican, who fought the Civil War and it was Republicans who fought for the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the Constitution. It was Richard Nixon, a Republican, who finally ended our involvement in Vietnam - we're not the warmongers that he claims. I think Senator Jeffords' statement is unfounded, untrue, and I think he should apologize to all the great female Republicans - like Nancy Reagan and Margaret Chase Smith - and to all the great African American Republicans - like Edward Brooke and Colin Powell."

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Rudy Giuliani Campaign Schedule for Jan. 28th, 2004-Feb. 2nd, 2004

Giuliani 2004 Campaign Staff
National Co-Chairmen: President Gerald Ford and Senator John McCain
Chief of Staff: Tony Carbonetti
Chief Political Strategist: Mike DeHaime
Energy Policy Director: Governor Angus King
Foreign Policy Director: Former President Gerald Ford
Defense Policy Director: Senator John McCain
Spokeswoman: Katie Levinson
Chief Pollster: Dr. Mark Campbell

Jan. 28th, 2004; North Dakota
-- Barnstorm in Grafton, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Sen. Dole
-- Barnstorm in Park River, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Sen. Dole
-- Barnstorm in Grand Forks, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Sen. Dole

Jan. 29th, 2004; North Dakota
-- Barnstorm in Fargo, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Gov. Rounds
-- Barnstorm in Horace, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Gov. Rounds
-- Barnstorm in Casselton, ND with Gov. Hoeven and Gov. Rounds
-- Fly to  South Carolina

Jan. 30th, 2004; South Carolina
-- Barnstorm in Columbia, SC with Sen. Baker, Sen. Thompson, and Sen. Alexander
-- Barnstorm in Oak Grove, SC with Sen. Baker, Sen. Thompson, and Sen. Alexander
-- Barnstorm in Pine Ridge, SC with Sen. Baker, Sen. Thompson, and Sen. Alexander
-- Fly to Arizona

Jan. 31st, 2004; Arizona
-- Barnstorm in Mesa, AZ with Sen. McCain, VP Quayle and Gov. Schwarzenegger
-- Barnstorm in Scottsdale, AZ with Sen. McCain, VP Quayle and Gov. Schwarzenegger
-- Barnstorm in Phoenix, AZ with Sen. McCain, VP Quayle, and Gov. Schwarzenegger

Feb. 1st, 2004; Arizona
-- Barnstorm in Cottonwood, AZ with Sen. McCain, VP Quayle, and Mr. Elway
-- Barnstorm in Prescott, AZ with Sen. McCain, VP Quayle, and Mr. Elway
-- Barnstorm in Sedona, AZ with Sen. McCain, VP Quayle, and Mr. Elway

Feb. 2nd, 2004; Arizona
-- Barnstorm in Tucson, AZ with Sen. McCain, VP Quayle, and Sen. Dole
-- Barnstorm in San Xavier, AZ with Sen. McCain, VP Quayle, and Sen. Dole
-- Barnstorm in South Tucson, AZ with Sen. McCain, VP Quayle, and Sen. Dole
-- GOTV Rally in Mesa, AZ with Sen. McCain and Sen. Dole

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Giuliani Surrogates, Jan. 28th-Feb. 2nd, 2004

Gov. George Pataki
Barnstorming in Delaware

Mayor Michael Bloomberg
Barnstorming in Delaware

Senator John McCain
Barnstorming in Arizona

Governor Angus King
Barnstorming in Delaware

Fmr. First Lady Nancy Reagan
Fundraising in California

Senator George Voinovich
Barnstorming in Missouri

Mr. Sheldon Adelson
Fundraising in Nevada

Former President Jerry Ford
Barnstorming in South Carolina

Governor Terry Branstad
Barnstorming in Missouri

Senator Kit Bond
Barnstorming in Missouri

House Majority Whip Roy Blunt
Barnstorming in Missouri

Mr. John Elway
Barnstorming in Arizona

Senator Norm Coleman
Barnstorming in North Dakota

Governor Pete Wilson
Barnstorming in Arizona

Former Vice President Dan Quayle
Barnstorming in Arizona

Former Senator Howard Baker
Barnstorming in South Carolina

Senator Lamar Alexander
Barnstorming in South Carolina

House Speaker Dennis Hastert
Barnstorming in Delaware

Former Senator Fred Thompson
Barnstorming in South Carolina

Senator Larry Pressler
Barnstorming in North Dakota

Governor John Hoeven
Barnstorming in North Dakota

Governor Mike Rounds
Barnstorming in North Dakota

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Barnstorming in Arizona

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp
Barnstorming in South Carolina

Senator Bob Dole
Barnstorming with Mayor Giuliani in North Dakota and Arizona

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Giuliani Endorsements


General Norman Schwarzkopf I'm proud to back Mayor Giuliani for President. He has the strongest background in foreign affairs and I feel that he will best lead America in Iraq, Afghanistan, and across the globe.
- Gen. Schwarzkopf spends Jan. 28th-Feb. 2nd barnstorming in North Dakota and Missouri.


International Association of Fire Fighters We weighed all candidates equally, both Republican and Democrat. We feel confident in backing Mayor Giuliani for President, based on his handling of 9/11 and the co-ordination of emergency responders afterwards.
- The IAFF sent out numerous mailings and GOTV efforts in Missouri and South Carolina during the period of Jan. 28th-Feb. 2nd.


Senator Connie Mack III Mayor Giuliani is a great man who helped lead our nation during it's darkest hours. He was calm and collected while his city was burning, working to ensure the safety and security of his city and the nation. I'm honored to endorse him for President in 2004.
- Senator Mack spends Jan. 28th-Feb. 2nd barnstorming in South Carolina and North Dakota.

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Rudy Giuliani Victory Speech from Arizona

"Thank you Arizona, North Dakota, and Delaware! Now that we've won 4 primaries and a whole slew of delegates it is clear that the American people are ready to get to work. The American people are ready to bring functionality and bipartisanship to Washington. The American people are ready for a Giuliani Presidency! Let's bring this momentum into Michigan and Washington and then to the Convention and on to Washington!"

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Giuliani Debate Responses

To all the candidates: Do you describe yourself as a conservative first or a Republican?
I am a Republican, that is the party I am a member of and I am proud of it. I have never called myself a conservative, because I'm not. It is important that we, as a party, put an end to the infighting between these arbitrary ideological divisions and focus on spreading the broader message of the party. Lower taxes, greater civil liberties, strength abroad, safety at home. These are the ideals that the party was built on and that we need to get back to.

Mr. Mayor, do you believe the Bush Tax Cuts goes far enough and what would you do to jump start the economy?
I stand by President Bush and his tax cut. But we must expand them to cut taxes for all Americans, not just high earners. I cut taxes 23 times as Mayor of New York and the city prospered under my leadership. As President I will push for tax cuts for all Americans, from all tax brackets, and a simplification of the tax system. I want people to be able to file their tax using only one, single-page form. I want people to be able to keep more of their income, so that they can buy things and spur the economy. I want inheritance to pass from one to another without heavy taxes being imposed.

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Rudy Giuliani Campaign Schedule for Feb. 4th-Feb. 8th, 2004

Giuliani 2004 Campaign Staff
National Co-Chairmen: President Gerald Ford and Senator John McCain
Chief of Staff: Tony Carbonetti
Chief Political Strategist: Mike DeHaime
Energy Policy Director: Governor Angus King
Foreign Policy Director: Former President Gerald Ford
Defense Policy Director: Senator John McCain
Spokeswoman: Katie Levinson
Chief Pollster: Dr. Mark Campbell

Feb. 4th, 2004; Michigan
-- Hold "Veterans For Giuliani" Rally with Gen Schwarzkopf
-- Barnstorm in Ann Arbor, MI with Pres. Ford, Sen. McCain, and Gen. Schwarzkopf
-- Barnstorm in Chelsea, MI with Pres. Ford, Sen. McCain, and Gen. Schwarzkopf
-- Barnstorm in Milan, MI with Pres. Ford, Sen. McCain, and Gen. Schwarzkopf

Feb. 5th, 2004; Michigan
-- Barnstorm in Detroit, MI with Pres. Ford, Sen. Voinovich, and Sen. Coleman
-- Barnstorm in Dearborn, MI with Pres. Ford, Sen. Voinovich, and Sen. Coleman
-- Barnstorm in Lincoln Park, MI with Pres. Ford, Sen. Voinovich, and Sen. Coleman
-- Fly to Washington

Feb. 6th, 2004; Washington
-- Hold "College Students for Giuliani" Rally with Gov. Wilson and Sen. McCain
-- Barnstorm in Seattle, WA with Gov. Wilson, Gov. Schwarzenegger, and Sen. McCain
-- Barnstorm in Des Moines, WA with Gov. Wilson, Gov. Schwarzenegger, and Sen. McCain
-- Barnstorm in Medina, WA with Gov. Wilson, Gov. Schwarzenegger, and Sen. McCain

Feb. 7th, 2004; Washington
-- Barnstorm in Spokane, WA with Gov. Wilson, Gov. Schwarzenegger, and Sen. Dole
-- Barnstorm in Davenport, WA with Gov. Wilson, Gov. Schwarzenegger, and Sen. Dole
-- Barnstorm in Pullman, WA with Gov. Wilson, Gov. Schwarzenegger, and Sen. Dole
-- GOTV Rally at Washington State University with Gov. Schwarzenegger and Gov. Wilson
-- Fly to Maine

Feb. 8th, 2004; Maine
-- Barnstorm in Augusta, ME with Gov. King
-- Barnstorm in Portland, ME with Gov. King
-- Barnstorm in Standish, ME with Gov. King
-- GOTV Rally  at St. Joseph's College of Maine with Gov. King

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Giuliani Endorsements


Vice President Dick Cheney I originally supported Donny Rumsfeld for President, I've worked with Donny for most of my career and he would have made a great President. But now that he's suspended his campaign, I offer my endorsement to Mayor Rudy Giuliani. The Mayor and Secretary Rumsfeld have very similar political stances, they both have extensive backgrounds in homeland security, and they're both great men. I urge everyone who backed Secretary Rumsfeld to vote for Mayor Giuliani.
- Vice President Cheney spends Feb. 4th-Feb. 7th barnstorming in Michigan and Tennessee.


Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson By this point in the campaign, it's clear that there are three tiers of candidates. First, there's those who are just running to make a statement. That's where Governor Johnson and Secretary Rumsfeld belong. Second, there's those who would be fine candidates but couldn't win in the general election. That's were Governor Owens and Senator Allen belong. Then there's the top tier. The candidate who can win the nomination, unite the party, and win in November. There's only one man in that tier and it's Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
- Senator Hutchinson spends Feb. 4th-Feb. 7th barnstorming in Washington and Tennessee.

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Statement from the Giuliani Campaign

Mayor Giuliani welcomes Governor Owens to the Giuliani campaign and gladly accepts his endorsement. It is clear from his endorsement that all factions of the party - conservative, moderate, old, young, male, female - are uniting around the most electable candidate, around the candidate who has the best odds at winning in November. Mayor Giuliani is undoubtedly the front runner of the primary, setting him up for a quick victory and a head-start going into the general election. Governor Owens will be a valued member of the Giuliani Campaign.

Governor Bill Owens will spend the period of February 4th to February 7th campaigning and barnstorming Nevada for the Giuliani campaign. He will spend February 8th leading GOTV efforts in Washington.

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Giuliani 2004 TV and Radio Ad, Running in the following states

Mayor Giuliani doesn't play politics as usual. He's above the partisan fray in Washington and is only focused on one thing: making American the greatest nation to live, work, and raise a family in. He has solid policies at the root of his campaign, not ideological rantings. He has policy makers leading his campaign, not partisan pundits. When it comes to putting together his cabinet, Mayor Giuliani will only appoint the most qualified men and women, not campaign donors and friends. Paid for by the Committee to Elect Rudy Giuliani.


Pro-Giuliani 2004 TV and Radio Ad, Running in the following states

On September 11th, Rudy Giuliani was tested as a leader. President George Bush relied on Mayor Giuliani to help lead the nation through those dark days. And Mayor Giuliani stepped up to the plate. When have George Allen's abilities to lead been tested? When have Gary Johnson's? The only candidate for President who has proven that they can handle the high-stress job of President is Rudy Giuliani. Paid for by the International Association of Fire Fighters

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Round: IX February 4-7, 2004

I thought that this round only went to the 7th? Why have most people made schedules for the 8th?

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Round: IX February 4-7, 2004

I thought that this round only went to the 7th?

So did I, but the other folks have been doing to the 8th.

Are our schedules supposed to stop on 2/8?

Yes, for this round.

I saw this and I edited my own schedule.

I'll edit in a schedule for the 8th, just so we're all even.

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Giuliani Campaign Statement

In response to Senator Allen's statement regarding a recent ad, Mayor Giuliani would like to point out at the ad in question was not put out by the campaign and was not endorsed by Mr. Giuliani. The ad was put out by the International Association of Fire Fighters, a union that supports Mr. Giuliani's campaign for President. The campaign played no role in the development, planning, or production of the ad.

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Rudy Giuliani Victory Speech from Maine



Thank you! Now the great states of Maine and Michigan have joined with us in this campaign for President. This is great news and I thank everyone for their support. I may not have the lead in delegates, and I may be down in the latest tracking polls, but this is still a long way out. We've still got a lot of states left that need to vote and there are still a lot of people who are undecided. The American people are behind me, the momentum is behind me, and I believe that I can take this race into the convention and win it! Let's keep our heads up, walk tall, and fight on into Nevada and Wisconsin and all the way to Super Tuesday!

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Rudy Giuliani Campaign Schedule for Feb. 9th-Feb. 10th, 2004

Giuliani 2004 Campaign Staff
National Co-Chairmen: President Gerald Ford and Senator John McCain
Chief of Staff: Tony Carbonetti
Chief Political Strategist: Mike DeHaime
Energy Policy Director: Governor Angus King
Foreign Policy Director: Former President Gerald Ford
Defense Policy Director: Senator John McCain
Spokeswoman: Katie Levinson
Chief Pollster: Dr. Mark Campbell

Feb. 9th, 2004; Nevada
-- Barnstorm in Reno, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. McCain, and Mr. Adelson
-- Barnstorm in Las Vegas, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. McCain, and Mr. Adelson
-- Barnstorm in Henderson, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. McCain, and Mr. Adelson

Feb. 10th, 2004; Nevada
-- Barnstorm in Sparks, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. McCain, and VP Cheney
-- Barnstorm in Golden Valley, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. McCain, and VP Cheney
-- Barnstorm in Cold Springs, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. McCain, and VP Cheney

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Giuliani Surrogates, Feb.9th-10th, 2004

Gov. George Pataki
Barnstorming in Washington, D.C.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg
Barnstorming in Washington, D.C.

Senator John McCain
Barnstorming with Mayor Giuliani in Nevada

Governor Angus King
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Fmr. First Lady Nancy Reagan
Barnstorming in Washington, D.C.

Senator George Voinovich
Barnstorming in Ohio

Mr. Sheldon Adelson
Barnstorming in Nevada

Former President Jerry Ford
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Governor Terry Branstad
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Senator Kit Bond
Barnstorming in Ohio

House Majority Whip Roy Blunt
Barnstorming in Ohio

Mr. John Elway
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Senator Norm Coleman
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Governor Pete Wilson
Barnstorming in Nevada

Former Vice President Dan Quayle
Barnstorming in Nevada

Former Senator Howard Baker
Barnstorming in Tennessee

Senator Lamar Alexander
Barnstorming in Tennessee

House Speaker Dennis Hastert
Barnstorming in Tennessee

Former Senator Fred Thompson
Barnstorming in Tennessee

Senator Larry Pressler
Barnstorming in Idaho

Governor John Hoeven
Barnstorming in Idaho

Governor Mike Rounds
Barnstorming in Idaho

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Barnstorming in Nevada

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Senator Bob Dole
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

General Norman Schwarzkopf
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

International Association of Fire Fighters
Voter Registration Rallies in Nevada

Senator Connie Mack III
Barnstorming in Nevada

Dick Cheney
Barnstorming in Nevada

Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Barnstorming in Nevada

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Giuliani Endorsments


Governor Linda Lingle Mayor Giuliani is the only moderate candidate for President. He's the only candidate that I feel can represent myself and my state in the White House.
- Governor Lingle spends Feb. 9th-10th barnstorming in Hawaii.


Governor Kenny Guinn: Nevada is a diverse state, full of people of different backgrounds, ethnicities, and ideologies. Only Mayor Giuliani has the skills to represent the interests of Nevada in Washington as our President. A vote for Mayor Giuliani is a vote for a better Nevada and a better America.
- Governor Guinn spends Feb. 9th-10th barnstorming in Nevada.


Mrs. Mary Matalin I don't know why most pundits say Mayor Giuliani isn't a conservative. I know the Mayor well and I think he's the perfect blend of Rockefeller Republican and Reaganite to lead our party.
- Mrs. Matalin spends Feb. 9th-10th barnstorming in Wisconsin.


Senator Larry Craig Mayor Giuliani is conservative enough to be our party's leader He's pro-smaller government, he's pro-business, and he's pro-freedom. He is the candidate for Idaho and I'm glad to support him for President.
- Senator Craig spends Feb. 9th-10th barnstorming in Idaho.

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Surrogates List


- Pete Wilson to barnstorm on the 9th and fundraise on the 10th in California

Uh, I've had Gov. Wilson for a while.

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Statement from the Giuliani Campaign

Mayor Giuliani gladly congratulates Senator Allen on his wins in Virginia and Tennessee. He would also like to thank all those who voted for him, as the Mayor out-performed what many polls projected even without contesting either states. "I think we did very well in Tennessee, considering we didn't contest it..." said the Mayor at a campaign meeting in New York City. Mayor Giuliani now looks forward to a successful few weeks in Nevada, Washington, D.C., and Wisconsin.

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Rudy Giuliani Campaign Schedule for Feb. 11th-14th, 2004

Giuliani 2004 Campaign Staff
National Co-Chairmen: President Gerald Ford and Senator John McCain
Chief of Staff: Tony Carbonetti
Chief Political Strategist: Mike DuHaime
Energy Policy Director: Governor Angus King
Foreign Policy Director: Former President Gerald Ford
Defense Policy Director: Senator John McCain
Spokeswoman: Katie Levinson
Chief Pollster: Dr. Mark Campbell

Feb. 11th, 2004; Nevada
-- Barnstorm in Carson City, NV with Gov. Guinn, VP Cheney, and Sen. Ensign
-- Speech at Western Nevada College
-- Barnstorm in Fallon, NV with Gov. Guinn, VP Cheney, and Sen. Ensign
-- Barnstorm in Minden, NV with Gov. Guinn, VP Cheney, and Sen. Ensign

Feb. 12th, 2004; Nevada
-- Barnstorm in Elko, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. McCain, and Sen. Ensign
-- Barnstorm in North Fork, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. McCain, and Sen. Ensign
-- Barnstorm in Eureka, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. McCain, and Sen. Ensign
-- Fly to Washington, D.C.

Feb. 13th, 2004; Washington, D.C.
-- Barnstorm in Foggy Bottom with Sen. McCain, VP Cheney, and Spkr. Hastert
-- Barnstorm in Georgetown with Sen. McCain, VP Cheney, and Spkr. Hastert
-- GOTV Rally in Georgetown with VP Cheney and Spkr. Hastert
-- Barnstorm in Massachusetts Heights with Sen. McCain, VP Cheney, and Spkr. Hastert
-- Fly to Nevada

Feb. 14th, 2004; Nevada
-- Barnstorm in Boulder City, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. Ensign, and Sen. Craig
-- Barnstorm in Mesquite, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. Ensign, and Sen. Craig
-- Barnstorm in Las Vegas, NV with Gov. Guinn, Sen. Ensign, and Sen. Craig
-- GOTV Rally in Las Vegas, NV with Mr. Adelson and Sen. Ensign
-- Election Night Rally in Las Vegas, NV

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Giuliani Surrogates, Feb.11th-14th, 2004

Gov. George Pataki
Barnstorming in Washington, D.C.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg
Barnstorming in Washington, D.C.

Senator John McCain
Barnstorming with Mayor Giuliani in Nevada and Washington, D.C.

Governor Angus King
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Fmr. First Lady Nancy Reagan
Barnstorming in Washington, D.C.

Senator George Voinovich
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Mr. Sheldon Adelson
Barnstorming in Nevada

Former President Jerry Ford
Barnstorming in Washington, D.C.

Governor Terry Branstad
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Senator Kit Bond
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

House Majority Whip Roy Blunt
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Mr. John Elway
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Senator Norm Coleman
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Governor Pete Wilson
Barnstorming in Nevada

Former Vice President Dan Quayle
Barnstorming in Nevada

Former Senator Howard Baker
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Senator Lamar Alexander
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

House Speaker Dennis Hastert
Barnstorming in Washington, D.C.

Former Senator Fred Thompson
Barnstorming in Washington, D.C.

Senator Larry Pressler
Barnstorming in Nevada

Governor John Hoeven
Barnstorming in Idaho

Governor Mike Rounds
Barnstorming in Nevada

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Barnstorming in Nevada

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

Senator Bob Dole
Barnstorming in Nevada

General Norman Schwarzkopf
Barnstorming in Wisconsin

International Association of Fire Fighters
GOTV Registration Rallies in Nevada

Senator Connie Mack III
Barnstorming in Nevada

Vice President Dick Cheney
Barnstorming in Nevada

Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
Barnstorming in Nevada

Governor Linda Lingle
Barnstorming in Hawaii

Governor Kenny Guinn
Barnstorming in Nevada

Mrs. Mary Matalin
Barnstorming in Nevada

Senator Larry Craig
Barnstorming in Nevada