2008 Presidential Election: Game Thread

[Maxwell]

Howard Dean For America - December 2nd-8th, 2007



"Social Security is one of the most successful programs in American history. It has provided a safety net for our elderly, who are in dear need of it. Yet, some have said that the program will go insolvent and, panicing, want to tear down benefits for our seniors. That's downright wrong. Some even say that we should put their retirement on the whims of Wall Street! That's downright wrong too! The numbers do say we need to make some changes, and that's why, instead of reducing benefits for seniors, I plan to raise the wage cap on social security so that more money comes in and we save the program for years to come. We should pay our bills, and I am the most fiscally responsible person running for President because of my record on that, but we should not pay our bills on the back of seniors, who have worked hard for so many years. Let's give our seniors a break!"

December 2nd, 2007 (with Sylvia Larsen, Terri Norelli, and Carol Shea-Porter)
Announcing Coos County Democrat endorsement
Social Security Speech in Manchester, New Hampshire
Town Hall in Suncock, New Hampshire
Town Hall in Weare, New Hampshire
Barnstorming in Concord, New Hampshire

Excerpts: Dean Interview on Maddow

Maddow: To talk about his campaign, here is Presidential candidate Howard Dean. Now, Governor Dean, you are currently running a bit behind Evan Bayh and Blanche Lincoln in a lot of key states. Where do you think you go from here, and can you beat them?

Howard Dean: Thanks for having me on Rachel, and I think the answer here is yes. Democratic voters are tired of standing in line waiting for things to get done, President Bush and Giuliani haven't done a thing for the middle class, and most of their policies have been backed not just with Republican votes, but with Democrats as well. Some of them were to blame for 9/11, like the Patriot Act, but two of the most egregious supporters of Bush-Giuliani were Lincoln and Bayh. Bayh has been more honest about, saying he supports the Mitt Romney mandates plan and being in favor of the Patriot Act, but Blanche Lincoln may have the most egregious vote of all, in favor of that nasty Medicare Part D which puts more in the pocket of corporations and does very little for real healthcare reform, and voting in favor of No Child Left Behind. Look, I'm not a purest, but I think America needs more than just talk, we need action. I'm someone who has taken action as Governor, and I plan to do so in the White House.

Maddow: You recently came back from a big foreign trip, and afterwards, unveiled a plan for U.S. foreign policy revolving around peace. Can you elaborate here, for our viewers, what you have in mind.

Dean: Sure. I have accepted the fact that the U.S. is a big country that can help. But we have too much going on - a military budget that is bloated beyond belief, military contractors who sell us weapons we don't need, bases across the world in countries like Germany, and an active foreign policy has created more harm than good. Look back in the last fifty years, and we've done nothing right in the middle east. It's time to hunt down and capture Osama Bin Laden, shut down terror in the region and then get out. Get out of Iraq already. My plan? reduce military spending back to pre-9/11 levels + inflation, reduce our bases across the world, organize a system where we only get the weapons we need, reform the Pentagon, and embrace a foreign policy of diplomacy, friendship, and defense. National Defense should be national defense, not offense.

Maddow: You've promoted yourself as a candidate who can balance the budget. A lot of your priorities appear to conflict with that idea, can you explain how you'll do so.

Dean: Well actually, all of my plans are cost effective. My budget will reduce health care costs by making Medicare for All, giving Americans universal health coverage, raise taxes on top earners to the Clinton rates, cut military spending down to pre-9/11 levels plus inflation, cutting waste and extra bureaucracy, and eliminating oil subsidies. Governors have to balance budgets all the time, Washington insiders have never had the ability to, and as President, I will force a balanced budget through the congress.

Maddow: Senator Blanche Lincoln has repeated one thing throughout her campaign - that she is not using this to look for a job. A lot of pundits, me included, think this is a pointed attack on you. How do you respond to that accusation, that you are looking to be a pundit yourself?

Dean: Punditry is not something I am equipped for honestly, I'm not blindly partisan. If Democrats do something wrong, I'll say it. I'm a liberal, but I'm independently thinking. The fact that Blanche Lincoln is trying to point to me and say, that's a guy who's just looking for exposure, my campaign is substantive, informative, while she's touting a record she doesn't even have, and touting herself as unavoidable frontrunner even when she trails Evan Bayh or Myself in most polls. It's a flawed strategy and I don't think it's going to work.

Maddow: Howard Dean everyone, a man who won't mince words.

Dean: Always good to be on Rachel.

December 3rd, 2007 (with Sylvia Larsen, Terri Norelli, and Carol Shea-Porter)
Press Appearances
Town Hall in Bellmont, New Hampshire
Meet and Greet in Farmington, New Hampshire
Meet and Greet in Union, New Hampshire
Town Hall in Moultonborough, New Hampshire

December 4th, 2007 (With Tom Harkin, Bruce Braley, David Loebsack)
Campaign Speech in Osecola, Iowa (See Previous Post)
Town Hall in Indianola, Iowa
Barnstorming in Des Moines, Iowa
Meet and Greet in Ankeny, Iowa
Meet and Greet in Antoonia, Iowa

"Leadership needs someone who is willing to take the bull by the horns and take control, not a follower. Only one candidate for President has consistently led on the issues, fought for the working class, and put everyone in his state first. Now, if you give me the chance, I'll put everyone in this nation first. I don't take special interest money, I don't believe that's the right thing to do. So many politicians, aren't bad people, but they are beholden to special interests because of how much money they owe them for years of campaigning. I will be free to fight for the people of this country that make it great, not the corporate donors."

December 5th, 2007 (With Tom Harkin, Bruce Braley, David Loebsack)
Town Hall in Marshalltown, Iowa
Speech in Cedar Falls, Iowa
Announcing Endorsement from Barack Obama in Cedar Falls, Iowa
Appearance on Iowa TV, touting Des Moines Register endorsement
Meet and Greet in Waverly, Iowa

December 6th, 2007 (With Tom Harkin, Bruce Braley, David Loebsack)
Announcing Endorsement from Former Vice President Al Gore in Waterloo, Iowa
Meet and Greet in Vinton, Iowa
Meet and Greet in Coralville, Iowa
Town Hall in Williamsburg, Iowa
Town Hall in Washington, Iowa

December 7th, 2007 (With Al Gore, Barack Obama, and Bill Bradley)
Barnstorming in Reno, Nevada
Barnstorming in Carson City, Nevada
Town Hall in Yerington, Nevada
Town Hall in Gabbs, Nevada
Town Hall in Hawthorne, Nevada

December 8th, 2007
Rest

[Maxwell]

Howard Dean TV Ad: Al Gore

"Hi, I'm Al Gore, and you've probably seen the ads, met the candidates, and are already sick of the empty promises. America doesn't need any more of that. What America needs more of is bold, compassionate leadership, that will help those struggling to make it and save the environment for generations to come. Only one candidate can do that honestly, and that's Howard Dean. He's not someone who hides from his record, he stands with it. He's not someone who votes against his constituents interests, he fights for them. And finally if its the right thing to do, he'll do it, no matter what the consequences are. I am honored to endorse Howard Dean for President, and I hope you see in him everything I do."

Dean - "I'm Howard Dean, and I approve this message."

Howard Dean TV Ad: Booming

Howard Dean: "Our campaign has grown, not because of the regular Washington tit for tat, but because of you, the American people. We proved you can have a campaign without lobbyists, special interests, and corporate greed, and once we get into Washington, we will change that. America deserves to be run by the American people! That's the type of policy I'm talking about!"

This ad was paid for by Dean for America

[NewYorkExpress]

Schedule for Hillary Clinton

December 2, 2007

GOTV in Larchwood, Iowa (With Patty Judge)

GOTV in Rock Rapids, Iowa (With Patty Judge)

GOTV in Doon, Iowa

GOTV in Melvin, Iowa

GOTV in Ashton, Iowa (With Sally Pederson)

December 3, 2007

Speak at ceremony honoring child-care advocate William G. Steiner at The Hills Hotel, Laguna Hills, California (Also speaking are Jerry Brown, Ed Royce, Curt Pringle, Patty Wetterling and Beth Holloway)

It's a lot tougher to talk child safety when you've been under the protection of the Secret Service since 1991, but they can't be everywhere, and as I'm sure Patty and Beth have told you, that is where we as parents need to stand vigilant, whether we have government bodyguards, hire a security firm, or just lock all your doors, because in today's internet age your children could be talking to quite literally anyone. This is especially dangerous for "special needs" individuals, like those our honoree has helped over his years here in Orange County, as their more limited capacity to understand what is going on around them can put them in more danger. William Steiner understands this, and with his establishment of group homes across Orange County, we salute him.

Meet Voters in Ahmeek, Michigan

December 4, 2007

Meet Voters in Bow, New Hampshire (With Dick Swett and Jeanne Shaheen)

Meet Voters in Andover, New Hampshire (With Jeanne Shaheen)

Meet Voters in Webster, New Hampshire (With Jeanne Shaheen and Thomas Menino)

December 5, 2007

GOTV at Story Land Amusement Park, Glen, New Hampshire


Attend outdoor Menorah lighting at Temple Emanuel-El, Miami Beach, Florida


December 6, 2007

Meet Voters in Ocean Ridge, Florida

Meet Voters in Juno Beach, Florida

Meet Voters in Palm Springs, Florida

December 7, 2007

Meet Voters in Blevins, Arkansas

Attend memorial service at USS Arizona Memorial, Honolulu, Hawaii

[NHI]

Reminder this round closes tonight at 11:59 pm est

[rpryor03]

John Kerry this week visited the Northeastern states focusing on NH.

[PPT Spiral]

I'll have my stuff up in the next hour or two

[Maxwell]

I'll have my stuff up in the next hour or two

I call B.S. you ain't got nothin

[PPT Spiral]

Mark Sanford Campaign Schedule: December 2-8

December 2
-Meet and Greet in Waukon, IA
-Meet and Greet in Robins, IA
-Meet and Greet in Tipton, IA
-Meet and Greet in Sibley, IA
-Meet and Greet in Eldora, IA

December 3
-Meet and Greet in Harlan, IA
-Meet and Greet in Asbury, IA
-Rally and Fundraiser in West Des Moines, IA
-Rally and Fundraiser in Davenport, IA
-Rally and Fundraiser in Des Moines, IA

December 4
-Town Hall in Clear Lake, IA
-Town Hall in Atlantic, IA
-Town Hall in Anamosa, IA
-Town Hall in Cherokee, IA
-Town Hall in Vinton, IA

December 5
-Meet and Greet in Tipton, IA
-Meet and Greet in Rock Valley, IA
-Meet and Greet in Onawa, IA
-Meet and Greet in Jesup, IA
-Meet and Greet in Fairfax, IA
-Meet and Greet in Missouri Valley, IA

December 6
-Town Hall in Mullins, SC
-Town Hall in Moncks Corner, SC
-Bus Tour in Hilton Head Island, SC
-Bus Tour in Sumter, SC
-Rally and Fundraiser in Charleston, SC

December 7
-Meet and Greet in Boscawen, NH
-Meet and Greet in Gorham, NH
-Town Hall in Newmarket, NH
-Town Hall in Hampstead, NH
-Town Hall in Pelham, NH

December 8
-Meet and Greet in Worland, WY
-Meet and Greet in Cody, WY
-Town Hall in Evanston, WY
-Rally and Fundraiser in Laramie, WY
-Rally and Fundraiser in Casper, WY

[Former Lincoln Assemblyman & Lt. Gov. RGN]

Reminder this round closes tonight at 11:59 pm est

I'm sorry because I was requesting an extension every round, may I ask for an extension please?

[Former Lincoln Assemblyman & Lt. Gov. RGN]

America: Evan Bayh

December 2-December 8, 2007

December 2, 2007
Morning: Arrived in New Hampshire
Morning: Meeting with the campaign staff
Afternoon: Bus tour  and Meet and Greet in Nashua, New Hampshire
Afternoon: Town Hall in Nashua, New Hampshire
Evening: Barnstorming in Concord, New Hampshire
Evening: Bayh’s fundraising dinner in Concord, New Hampshire

December 3, 2007
Morning: Morning jog with supporters in Nashua, New Hampshire
Morning: Q&A in University of New Hampshire (Issues)
Afternoon: Q&A in University of New Hampshire (Campaign trail)
Afternoon: Barnstorming in Nashua, New Hampshire
Evening: Bayh’s  fundraising dinner in Nashua, New Hampshire
Evening: Rest and meeting with the campaign staff for strategies

December 4, 2007
Morning: Meet and Greet voters in Derry, New Hampshire
Morning: Barnstorming in Derry, New Hampshire
Afternoon: GOTV Rally in Nashua,New Hampshire
Afternoon: Town hall in Nashua, New Hampshire
Evening: Bayh’s  fundraising dinner in Nashua, New Hampshire
Evening: Left New Hampshire for Iowa

December 5 ,2007
Morning: Interview with a local TV station in Dubuque, Iowa
Morning: Barnstorming in Dubuque,Iowa
Afternoon: Bus tour & Meet and Greet in Iowa City, Iowa   
Afternoon: Barnstorming in Iowa City, Iowa
Evening: Bayh’s  fundraising dinner in West des Moines, Iowa
Evening: Rest and meeting with the campaign staff for strategies

December 6, 2007
Morning: Bus tour & Meet and Greet in Sioux City, Iowa
Morning: Barnstorming in Sioux City, Iowa
Afternoon: Bus tour & Meet and Greet in Davenport, Iowa   
Afternoon: Barnstorming in Davenport, Iowa
Evening: Bus tour & Meet and Greet in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Evening: Barnstorming in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

December 7, 2007
Morning: Bus tour & Meet and Greet in Des Moines, Iowa
Morning: Barnstorming in Des Moines, Iowa
Afternoon: Q&A in University of Iowa (Issues)
Afternoon: Q&A in University of Iowa (Campaign trail)
Evening: Bus tour & Meet and Greet in West des Moines, Iowa
Evening: Bayh’s fundraising dinner in West des Moines, Iowa
Left Iowa for South Carolina

December 8 ,2007
Morning: Arrived in South Carolina
Morning: Meeting with the campaign staff
Afternoon: Bus tour & Meet and Greet in Charleston, South Carolina
Afternoon: Barnstorming in Charleston, South Carolina
Evening: Bus tour & Meet and Greet in North Charleston, South Carolina
Evening: Barnstorming in North Charleston, South Carolina

[NHI]

Round 7: December 9-15, 2007

Less than a month before the Iowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Primary and the candidates are continuing to make their case. Hillary Clinton is trying to reassert herself as a major candidate in the race, with trips to Iowa and New Hampshire. Clinton also attended a Pearl Harbor Memorial in Hawaii.

This week Al Gore went up on the air with an ad supporting Howard Dean. Gore's endorsement is big boost to the Dean campaign as he look to rally support in Iowa, which is seen to be an important state for Dean in terms of testing his viability as a candidate. Currently, Dean is in a three-way race with Blanche Lincoln and Evan Bayh. Both Bayh and Lincoln are playing strong for the state and with an upcoming debate taking place it will be an opportunity for each of the candidates to distinguish themselves.

John Kerry is still a factor in the race, spending his campaign resources and time in New Hampshire, but recent polls have shown him slip, with Bayh, Dean and Clinton gaining and gaining strong. The debate will be an opportunity for Kerry to reemerge.

Polls on the Democratic side show Bayh and Dean still locked for first, with Clinton and Lincoln battling out for second. Kerry polls up the rear. Most pundits believe the results of the Iowa Caucuses will shape the rest o the primary process going forward. "The winner will instantly become the front runner, and who finishes second and third will be in the top tier." -- Chris Matthews.

On the Republican side President Giuliani is holding strong, though polls continue to show a tightening in South Carolina, but Mark Sanford still has some ground to make up in Iowa, where he needs to make a strong showing to be considered a viable challenger to Giuliani.

Democratic Primary Preference Poll: December 2004

Evan Bayh: 19%
Howard Dean:  19%
Blanche Lincoln: 18%
Hillary Clinton: 17%
John Kerry: 13%
Undecided: 14%

Republican Primary Preference Poll: December 2004

Rudy Giuliani: 61%
Mark Sanford: 30%
Undecided: 9%

Iowa Democratic Caucuses Preference Poll: December 2007

Evan Bayh: 20%
Howard Dean: 20%
Blanche Lincoln: 19%
Hillary Clinton: 18%
John Kerry: 14%
Undecided: 9%

Iowa Republican Caucuses Preference Poll: December 2007

Rudy Giuliani: 61%
Mark Sanford: 34%
Undecided: 5%

New Hampshire Democratic Primary Preference Poll: December 2007

Howard Dean: 19%
Evan Bayh: 19%
Hillary Clinton: 18%
John Kerry: 17%
Blanche Lincoln: 15%
Undecided:  12%

New Hampshire Republican Primary Preference Poll: December 2007

Rudy Giuliani: 65%
Mark Sanford: 29%
Undecided: 6%

Nevada Democratic Caucuses Preference Poll: December 2007

Howard Dean: 20%
Evan Bayh: 19%
Blanche Lincoln: 18%
Hillary Clinton: 18%
John Kerry: 12%
Undecided: 11%

Nevada Republican Caucuses Preference Poll: December 2007

Rudy Giuliani: 68%
Mark Sanford: 28%
Undecided: 3%

South Carolina Democratic Primary Preference Poll: December 2007

Blanche Lincoln: 27%
Hillary Clinton: 21%
Evan Bayh: 18%
Howard Dean: 15%
John Kerry: 11%
Undecided: 9%

South Carolina Republican Primary Preference Poll: December 2007

Rudy Giuliani: 52%
Mark Sanford: 45%
Undecided: 3%

Michigan Democratic Primary Poll: Preference Poll: December 2007

Evan Bayh: 25%
Howard Dean: 19%
Hillary Clinton: 18%
Blanche Lincoln: 16%
John Kerry: 12%
Undecided: 10%

Michigan Republican Primary Poll: December 2007

Rudy Giuliani: 67%
Mark Sanford: 28%
Undecided: 5%

Florida Democratic Primary Preference Poll: December 2007

Blanche Lincoln: 23%
Hillary Clinton: 20%
Evan Bayh: 18%
Howard Dean: 16%
John Kerry: 13%
Undecided: 10%

Florida Republican Primary Preference Poll: December 2007

Rudy Giuliani: 60%
Mark Sanford: 33%
Undecided: 7%

Maine Republican Primary Preference Poll: December 2007

Rudy Giuliani: 78%
Mark Sanford: 19%
Undecided: 3%

Wyoming Republican Primary Preference Poll: December 2007

Rudy Giuliani: 53%
Mark Sanford: 42%
Undecided: 5%

Debate: Greenville, South Carolina

During this debate the candidates will be able to ask questions of each other.

Senator Clinton: What are the options for ensuring that Iran does not achieve its goal of obtaining a nuclear weapon?

Senator Lincoln: There has been a lot of talk about healthcare reform, how do you make it happen, even with a divided Congress?

Senator Kerry: Why should Democrats nominate you instead your opponents?

Governor Dean: If you become President, and you are dealing with a divided Congress, how do you bring both sides together?

Senator Bayh: The question over the federal government's role in Education continues to come up. Is this an area where more government is needed or less?

This round will close on Wednesday at 11:59 pm EST

[Former Lincoln Assemblyman & Lt. Gov. RGN]

Can I have 10 endorsements for this round? Since that I didn't put up an endorsement list last round

[NHI]

Can I have 10 endorsements for this round? Since that I didn't put up an endorsement list last round

Yes, that's fine.

[DKrol]

Rudy Giuliani Campaign Schedule for Dec. 9th-15th, 2007

President Giuliani's 2008 Campaign Staff
Honorary Co-Chairmen: Dick Cheney and Tim Pawlenty
Campaign Manager: Mary Matalin
Chief of Staff: Joe Allbaugh
Press Secretary: Dana Perino
Finance Director: Fred Malek
Chief Pollsters: Neil Newhouse and Bill McInturff
Co-Directors of the Vice Presidential Search Committee: Kay Hutchison, Beth Myers, and Matt Rhodes

December 9th, 2007; Italy
-- Speak with USARAF troops in Vincenza
-- Meet with Prime Minister Prodi and President Napolitano
-- Meet with Pope Benedict XVI and Cardinal William Henry Keeler
-- Pray before the tomb of Pope John Paul II with Cardinal Keeler
-- Fly to Washington

December 10th, 2007; Washington
-- Cabinet Meeting
-- Presidential Duties
-- One-on-One Interview with Bret Baier for Fox News Sunday

December 11th, 2007; Washington
-- Meeting with Speaker Hastert and Leader Boehner
-- Meeting with Leader Pelosi and Whip Hoyer
-- Security briefing with Congressional Leaders
-- Meet with Rep. Kucinich

December 12th, 2007; Washington
-- Meeting with Sen. Kerry, Sen. Biden, Sen. Lugar, and Sen. McCain
-- Meeting with Sen. McConnell and Sen. Kyle
-- Meeting with Sen. Reid and Sen. Durbin
-- Fly to South Carolina

December 13th, 2007; South Carolina
-- Lecture on Fiscal Conservatism at the University of South Carolina
-- Q&A Session at the University of South Carolina
-- One-on-One interview with Craig Melvin for WIS/MSNBC

December 14th, 2007; South Carolina
-- Tour Fort Jackson
-- Speak with troops in Fort Jackson
-- Visit the Columbia Museum of Art

December 15th, 2007; South Carolina
-- Meet with Governor Sanford and Lieutenant Governor Bauer
-- Tour St. John’s High School, Charleston, SC
-- Teach a math lesson at St. John’s High School, Charleston, SC

[NHI]

General Election Polling: December 2007

Two-way Race:

Rudy Giuliani: 51% (+6)

Hillary Clinton: 45%

Rudy Giuliani: 51% (+6)

Blanche Lincoln: 45%

Rudy Giuliani: 52% (+8)

John Kerry: 44%

Rudy Giuliani: 51% (+5)

Evan Bayh: 46%

Rudy Giuliani: 51% (+7)

Howard Dean: 44%

Four-way Race:

Rudy Giuliani: 34% (+5)

Hillary Clinton: 29%

Michael Bloomberg: 20%

Jesse Ventura: 11%

Rudy Giuliani: 32% (+6)

Hillary Clinton: 26%

Michael Bloomberg: 23%

Jesse Ventura: 12%

Rudy Giuliani: 34% (+7)

John Kerry: 26%

Michael Bloomberg: 24%

Jesse Ventura: 11%

Rudy Giuliani: 35% (+4)

Evan Bayh: 31%

Michael Bloomberg: 20%

Jesse Ventura: 10%

Rudy Giuliani: 33% (+7)

Howard Dean: 26%

Michael Bloomberg: 21%

Jesse Ventura: 13%

Average: Two-way Race: Giuliani +6.4

Rudy Giuliani: 51.2%

Democrat: 44.8%

Average: Four-way Race: Giuliani +6

Rudy Giuliani: 33.4%

Democrat: 27.4%

Michael Bloomberg: 21.6%

Jesse Ventura: 11.4%

The latest round of polls are somewhat telling. First, Rudy Giuliani is generally running about where he was at the start of the year. He leads his Democratic rivals on average by six points. This new polls show Evan Bayh as the strongest challenger to Giuliani. In head-to-head match ups Bayh trails by five, whereas in a four way race he trails by one four. John  Kerry does the worst against the President, trailing him by eight points in both polls. In the four-way race Jesse Ventura has seen his numbers rise slightly, while Michael Bloomberg has remained relatively consistent, hovering around twenty-one percent.

[Former Lincoln Assemblyman & Lt. Gov. RGN]

Evan Bayh's Speech

December 9, 2007

Looking at the polls, only a few numbers and we can take down the president. It shows that, no matter what wing do you belong at the Democratic Party or the Republican, experience, integrity and issues should dominate your candidacy. And that's what our campaign is focusing. We can no longer stand the eight-year Republican dominance in Washington, we should be strong at all times to see a brighter, better and a stronger America.

[NewYorkExpress]

Schedule for Bill Clinton

December 9, 2007

Meet Voters at Chester College of New England, Chester, New Hampshire (With Paul Hodes)

Meet Voters in Nottingham, New Hampshire

Meet Voters in Canobie Lake Park, Salem, New Hampshire (With Paul Hodes, Jeanne Shaheen and Dick Swett)


December 10, 2007
Archeological Dig/Fundraiser at America's Stonehenge, Salem, New Hampshire ($175,000 to join Bill Clinton and Thomas Menino on a Archaeological dig. All donors will be able to record and keep any items recovered)


Meet Voters in Londonderry, New Hampshire

Meet Voters in Newton, New Hampshire

Meet Voters in Seabrook, New Hampshire

December 11, 2007

Meet Voters in Sans Souci. South Carolina

Speech at Younts Stadium, Tigerville, South Carolina

I know many of you want to vote for your home state's Governor, but for the Democrats in the crowd, please give Hillary your support. She's the only candidate who has had a consistent position on Health Care, on Iraq, and on Social Issues than Senator Lincoln, Governor Dean or Senator Bayh. She's the only candidate who knows what it's like to be in the Microscope of the White House, and she's the only candidate who has the courage, willpower, and political will to take down President Giuliani.

December 12, 2007

Meet Voters in Tarpon Springs, Florida

Meet Voters in Oldsmar, Florida

Meet Voters in Largo, Florida

Meet Voters in Zephyrhills, Florida

December 13, 2007

Meet Voters in Maitland, Florida

Meet Voters in Horizon West, Florida

Meet Voters in Edgewood, Florida

December 14, 2007

Meet Voters in Zachary, Louisiana

Meet Voters in Shenandoah, Louisiana

Meet Voters in Shannon Hills, Louisiana

[Former Lincoln Assemblyman & Lt. Gov. RGN]

Extra day please?

[badgate]

When does this round even close? If it's tonight can it be pushed back to noon tomorrow?

[Maxwell]

I think it closes tomorrow night.

[NHI]

It closes tomorrow night.

[Former Lincoln Assemblyman & Lt. Gov. RGN]

It closes tomorrow night.

Please extend it

[NHI]

It closes tomorrow night.

Please extend it

I will move it to tomorrow night 11:59 pm est

[rpryor03]

JOHN KERRY ENDORSEMENTS


Carole King


Bruce Springsteen


Niki Tsongas


Bob Krueger


Mark Pryor

[Senator Cris]

John McCain

On the Campaign Trail for Rudy Giuliani!

December 9, 2007 - South Carolina

2 GOTV Events, 1 Town Hall, 1 Meet and Greet.

December 10, 2007 - South Carolina

2 Rallies, 1 GOTV Event, 1 Meet and Greet.

December 11, 2007 - South Carolina

2 Town Halls, 2 GOTV Events.

December 12, 2007 - Washington, DC.

Congressional Duties.

December 13, 2007 - Wyoming

2 Town Halls, 1 Rally, 1 Meet and Greet.

December 14, 2007 - Iowa

3 GOTV Events, 1 Town Hall.

December 15, 2007 - Iowa

2 Town Halls, 1 Rally, 1 Meet and Greet.