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« Reply #175 on: December 06, 2011, 01:35:41 am »
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On February 2nd, Senator Al Gore announces his Presidential run.  "Today Americans I'm announcing my run for President of the United States.  I run as a moderate Democrat.  I believe we need some government involvement but not too much.  I believe we need to do better than President Goldwater has done and that's why I'm running.  Thank you and God Bless America."

Back in the House they debate Repeal of Energy Department Act of 1987 which would get rid of the Department of Energy over the period of a few years.  House Minority Leader Jim Wright says "This is a terrible piece of legislation.  We can't afford to lose this Department.  We need to look out for the environment and make sure Earth is safe for our descendants."  The final vote is 235-200.  However in the Senate there's a different story.  A majority of Democrats and a few Republicans feel this is not the time to be talking about this.

Wait and see what happens.
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« Reply #176 on: December 11, 2011, 09:37:19 pm »
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The Senate votes 53-47 against the bill.  6 Republicans (John Chafee, Mark Hatfield, Warren Rudman, Nancy Kassaebaum, Lowell Weicker and John Danforth) voted against it.

Late in February Senator Gary Hart announces his run for the Democratic nomination for President.  "Today I announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for President.  I want to better represent America than the Goldwater administration has.  We need someone who will look out for all Americans rather than the privileged few.  That's why I'm the best candidate in 1988.  Thank you and God Bless America."
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« Reply #177 on: December 15, 2011, 03:12:01 am »
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Senator Walter Mondale announces he's a candidate for the Democratic nomination for President.  "I feel we need someone in this race who is a moderate to liberal candidate.  We don't really have that with the exception of maybe Jesse Jackson.  Anyways, I hope the Democrats can take back the White House and I plan do it.  Thank you and God Bless America."
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« Reply #178 on: December 15, 2011, 03:34:57 am »
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MO Senator John Danforth states "I may run for President.  This President needs to show me he can work with both sides of the aisle.  He can't keep pressing for all these anti-government crusades.  We need government.  Government is supposed to help everyone to an extent.  Anyways, I will be thinking of the next few months what I should do."

Meanwhile, Speaker Robert Michel, Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker and President Goldwater discuss modifying the Government Budget Act of 1986.  They come up with a bill that will cut taxes for everyone (including the rich), stop some of the regulations that were under place in the previous administration (including some of the EPA standards) and the Senate will just need 50 votes in favor, as Vice President Crane is a Republican.  The House and Senate propose the Balanced Budget Act of 1987.
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« Reply #179 on: December 16, 2011, 12:44:59 am »
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In late summer Speaker Michel brings up the Balanced Budget Act of 1987.  The Democrats call this a "terrible act in which the Republicans try to say where they'll cut everyone's taxes but will only really cut taxes for the poor."  Former President Kennedy says "The Republicans will do anything to give tax breaks for the rich."

Senators John Danforth and Mark Hatfield come out against the bill saying "There was a budget passed last year and it should be fine until it ends in 5 years when a new budget will be passed."  Even with their likely "nay" votes it could still pass.  The House votes 238-197.  The Senate's version of the bill (the New And Modified Budget Act of 1987) would basically keep the debt ceiling at 1.5 trillion over 5 years with across the board tax cuts.  The Senate agreed to this 60-40.  The House then voted on the Senate bill 256-179.  President Goldwater signs it on August 29, 1987.
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« Reply #180 on: December 20, 2011, 12:44:14 am »
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On November 25, 1987 Senator John Danforth and Senator Mark Hatfield state they endorse Gary Hart for President instead of President Goldwater.  "Goldwater has ruined the Republican Party and it's old ways of thinking, therefore we can't endorse the President."

Even former President Ford states "President Goldwater has gotten a little too extreme.  We need someone to challenge him in the primaries."

Former President Reagan states "President Goldwater's doing a great job.  For those of you skeptics: he's stood true to his statement of lower taxes and less government."

Democratic Nomination poll:
Gary Hart 35%
Al Gore 30%
Walter Mondale 23%
Jesse Jackson 10%
Undecided 2%
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« Reply #181 on: January 02, 2012, 10:34:40 pm »
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Iowa Caucus: February 8th

Democrat: 61 delegates
Hart 35%-21 delegates
Gore 30%-18 delegates
Mondale 25%-15 delegates
Jackson 10%-7 delegates

Gary Hart states "Thank you Americans.  We've got a long road ahead and need to win more primaries.  Now onto New Hampshire."

Al Gore states "Thanks for keeping the campaign alive and well."
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« Reply #182 on: January 02, 2012, 10:51:13 pm »
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I'm wondering if there'll be another Anderson type run in 1988. I'd suggest Lowell Weicker, Republican Senator from Connecticut, but he's up for re-election in 1988.
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« Reply #183 on: January 03, 2012, 03:08:34 am »
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I'm wondering if there'll be another Anderson type run in 1988. I'd suggest Lowell Weicker, Republican Senator from Connecticut, but he's up for re-election in 1988.

There could be.  Wait and see.
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« Reply #184 on: January 12, 2012, 12:09:58 am »
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New Hampshire: February 16th

Democrat: 22 delegates
Hart 38%-8 delegates
Mondale 32%-7 delegates
Gore 19%-4 delegates
Jackson 11%-3 delegates

Senator Gary Hart states "Thank you New Hampshire.  With this win I'm now the frontrunner for the nomination and hope to win more primaries in the following weeks ahead.  Thanks again and let's go forward to Vermont."

Senator Walter Mondale states "Tonight New Hampshire has shown us that our campaign isn't over yet."

Senator Al Gore states "I don't want my supporters to think that our support in New Hampshire should reflect the next primaries.  However we need to show the Americans why I'm better than Senator Hart, former Senator Mondale and Reverend Jackson.  Thank you."

Reverend Jesse Jackson states "Hey New Hampshire.  Tonight we came in 4th place but that's not going to stop us from running.  We need to address the issues of the minority.  For over a hundred years minorities whether they be black, disabled or any other haven't had their fair share here.  Thank you everyone."
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« Reply #185 on: January 24, 2012, 12:01:06 am »
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South Dakota: February 23rd

Democrat: 20 delegates
Hart 40%-8 delegates
Mondale 29%-6 delegates
Gore 21%-4 delegates
Jackson 10%-2 delegates

Senator Gary Hart states "Thanks for the win South Dakota.  This gives our campaign some steam ahead."

Senator Walter Mondale states "Even though we came in second we still are fighting hard and not giving away the nomination to Senator Hart."

Senator Al Gore states "From the look of things it looks like we did a little better than New Hampshire.  However we need to reassess where our campaign goes from here."

Reverend Jesse Jackson states "I want to say that we didn't expect to get 10% here and we did.  We will move on to Vermont now."

Vermont: March 1st

Democrat: 20 delegates
Mondale 35%-7 delegates
Hart 33%-7 delegates
Jackson 20%-4 delegates
Gore 12%-2 delegates

Senator Walter Mondale states "Thank you Vermont.  You've given our campaign life."

Senator Gary Hart states "Vermont put a bump in our campaign but that won't stop us as we go forward."

Reverend Jesse Jackson states "Thanks for giving us a third place finish here.  We're not going away that soon."

Senator Al Gore states "I want to tell all my supporters thank you.  With some Southern states coming up we will hope to win there and come away with a lot of delegates.  Thanks again."
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« Reply #186 on: January 24, 2012, 04:03:03 pm »
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this is a interesting timeline indeed.
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« Reply #187 on: January 24, 2012, 05:24:15 pm »
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When did Mondale leave the Senate?
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« Reply #188 on: January 25, 2012, 12:31:14 am »
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Woops.  Sorry about that.  My mistake.
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« Reply #189 on: January 31, 2012, 02:04:18 am »
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South Carolina: March 5th

Democrat: 53 delegates
Gore 38%-20 delegates
Jackson 25%-13 delegates
Mondale 19%-10 delegates
Hart 18%-10 delegates

Senator Al Gore states "Thank you South Carolina.  I want to thank you for giving my campaign more light.  This gives me more steam going into the next primaries.  God Bless America."

Reverend Jesse Jackson states "Thanks South Carolina.  You've helped our campaign as we go ahead.  Thanks and God Bless America."

Senators Mondale and Hart state "We'll move on."
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« Reply #190 on: January 31, 2012, 03:11:04 am »
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Gary Hart-54 delegates
Al Gore-48 delegates
Walter Mondale-45 delegates
Jesse Jackson-29 delegates
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« Reply #191 on: January 31, 2012, 06:56:01 am »
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« Reply #192 on: February 01, 2012, 01:15:50 am »
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SUPER TUESDAY: March 8th, part 1

Alabama:

Democrat: 65 delegates
Gore 40%-26 delegates
Jackson 35%-23 delegates
Hart 15%-10 delegates
Mondale 10%-6 delegates

Arkansas:

Democrat: 48 delegates
Gore 39%-19 delegates
Hart 27%-13 delegates
Jackson 23%-11 delegates
Mondale 11%-5 delegates

Florida:

Democrat: 154 delegates
Hart 43%-66 delegates
Gore 30%-46 delegates
Jackson 15%-23 delegates
Mondale 12%-19 delegates

Georgia:

Democrat: 94 delegates
Jackson 36%-34 delegates
Gore 32%-30 delegates
Hart 22%-21 delegates
Mondale 10%-9 delegates

Kentucky:

Democrat: 65 delegates
Gore 39%-25 delegates
Mondale 28%-18 delegates
Hart 22%-14 delegates
Jackson 11%-8 delegates

Louisiana:

Democrat: 76 delegates
Gore 42%-32 delegates
Jackson 28%-21 delegates
Hart 17%-13 delegates
Mondale 13%-10 delegates
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« Reply #193 on: February 01, 2012, 01:17:17 am »
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« Reply #194 on: February 02, 2012, 01:38:37 am »
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SUPER TUESDAY: March 8th, part 2

Maryland:

Democrat: 84 delegates
Mondale 40%-34 delegates
Hart 31%-26 delegates
Jackson 19%-16 delegates
Gore 10%-8 delegates

Massachusetts:

Democrat: 119 delegates
Mondale 37%-44 delegates
Jackson 31%-37 delegates
Hart 23%-27 delegates
Gore 9%-11 delegates

Mississippi:

Democrat: 47 delegates
Jackson 45%-21 delegates
Gore 35%-16 delegates
Hart 12%-6 delegates
Mondale 8%-4 delegates

Missouri:

Democrat: 88 delegates
Gore 39%-34 delegates
Jackson 29%-26 delegates
Hart 21%-18 delegates
Mondale 11%-10 delegates

North Carolina:

Democrat: 95 delegates
Gore 42%-40 delegates
Jackson 28%-27 delegates
Hart 19%-18 delegates
Mondale 11%-10 delegates
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« Reply #195 on: February 02, 2012, 03:01:54 am »
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SUPER TUESDAY: March 8th, part 3

Oklahoma:

Democrat: 56 delegates
Hart 40%-22 delegates
Gore 30%-17 delegates
Mondale 21%-12 delegates
Jackson 9%-5 delegates

Rhode Island:

Democrat: 28 delegates
Mondale 38%-11 delegates
Hart 34%-10 delegates
Jackson 16%-4 delegates
Gore 12%-3 delegates

Tennessee:

Democrat: 84 delegates
Gore 60%-50 delegates
Jackson 26%-22 delegates
Hart 8%-7 delegates
Mondale 6%-5 delegates

Texas:

Democrat: 211 delegates
Hart 37%-78 delegates
Jackson 33%-70 delegates
Gore 21%-44 delegates
Mondale 11%-19 delegates

Virginia:

Democrat: 86 delegates
Jackson 40%-34 delegates
Gore 26%-22 delegates
Hart 19%-16 delegates
Mondale 15%-14 delegates
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Total delegates so far:
Al Gore-471 delegates
Jesse Jackson-411 delegates
Gary Hart-409 delegates
Walter Mondale-279 delegates

Senator Gore states "Thank you for making me the frontrunner for the nomination this year."

Reverend Jackson states “This campaign never expected we’d be in second place in delegate count.  Thank you for helping our campaign and God Bless America.”

Senator Hart states “I want to thank you all for making this a 3 man race.”

Senator Walter Mondale signals he's going to reevaluate his campaign.
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On March 10th, 1988 CT Senator Lowell Weicker decides he will not run for re-election in the Senate so he can be an Independent candidate for President.  "I feel that President Goldwater is a terrible President.  We need a President who looks out for all Americans.  I also feel that our Republican Party isn't that far right and America isn't that far right."

Senators Mark Hatfield and John Danforth decide to relinquish their support for Senator Gary Hart and endorse Senator Lowell Weicker.  "We feel he's got better ideas than the Senator from Colorado."
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