Interactive Election Game: 2016 (TURN 5)

[Jaguar4life]

(When is update?

[UWS]

(When is update?

It's tommorow night. I think the only character who had not yet posted a schedule or a summary is Sherrod Brown. So we would have to wait for NewYork Express to post a summary for Brown.

[NewYorkExpress]

(When is update?

It's tommorow night. I think the only character who had not yet posted a schedule or a summary is Sherrod Brown. So we would have to wait for NewYork Express to post a summary for Brown.

Sorry... I completely forgot... It'll be up momentarily.

[NewYorkExpress]

Summary of Sherrod Brown's schedule

Sherrod Brown spent the turn campaigning in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada and New Hampshire

He also went through another debate boot camp in Pittsburgh, and filmed ads for Ted Strickland and Maggie Hassan.

[UWS]

Rubio/Pearcy 2016
A New American Century

Schedule September 15-September 21 2016, Part 5

September 21
-Meet with voters in Cleveland, Ohio with Rob Portman and Josh Mandel
-Economic policy speech at NACCO Industries headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio with Rob Portman and Josh Mandel
-Space policy speech at Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio with Rob Portman and Josh Mandel
-Foreign policy speech at USS Cod Museum in Cleveland, Ohio with Rob Portman and Josh Mandel
-Immigration policy speech at the Hispanic Alliance headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio where Senator Rubio slams Sherrod Brown for crashing a great opportunity of securing the borders, bringing illegal immigration under control and giving immigrants a path to citizenship by voting against the Immigration Act of 2007. He reiterates his pledge to reform America's broken immigration system after securing the borders.
-Dinner with Hispanic voters at Luchita's Mexican Restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio in the context of the celebration of the National Hispanic Heritage Month in an effort to attract Hispanic voters
-Meet with voters in Mayfield Heights, Ohio with Rob Portman and Josh Mandel
-Flight to Ann Arbour, Michigan
-Debate preparation on the plane
-Meet with voters in Ann Arbour, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Manufacturing policy speech in Ann Arbour, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Energy policy speech in Ann Arbour, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Rally with voters at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbour, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Meet with voters in Van Buren Charter Township, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Economic policy speech at Visteon headquarters in Van Buren Charter Township, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Manufacturing policy speech at USA Jet Airlines headquarters in Van Buren Charter Township, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Meet with voters in Belleville Township, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Tax policy speech in Belleville, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Trade policy speech in Belleville, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Meet with voters in Detroit, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Fundraising event at MotorCity Casino in Detroit, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Infrastructure policy speech in Detroit, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Small government policy speech in Detroit, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Energy policy speech at DTE Energy headquarters in Detroit, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Meet with voters in Bloomfield Township, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Meet with voters in Royal Oak, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Meet with voters in Novi, Michigan with George H. W. Bush
-Meet with college voters at South University Novi Campus in Novi, Michigan with George H. W. Bush in an effort to attract undecided young voters :

According to a study, Millennials are expected to make up approximately half of the U.S. workforce by 2020. So we have to do everything it takes to make sure their future is bright. That's how we can keep our economy strong and make it even stronger.

But unfortunately, this administration is doing the exact contrary of this. In the last eight years, government got bigger and bigger, which gave us the slowest economic pace in America's history and is making young people' struggles much worse. Some of them got their degree, but can't find a good-paying job. During a rally in Allenstown, Pennsylvania, a student told me that he is working in three part-time jobs and that it's just barely enough to pay for his food and to pay for an apartment, but not enough to begin to pay back his student loans.

Millennials' struggles are due to Barack Obama's big government policies that increased taxes and regulations on all Americans, including young people, weakened their purchasing power, made us more dependent on foreign energy, killed American jobs, shipped American businesses overseas by making America a harder place to do business and increased the debt that is almost at 20 trillion dollars. Big government means more debt and more debt means less jobs and less opportunities.

All of this will end when I become President of the United States. I'm going to change the tendency of the last eight years through policies that will make the government smaller and promote free market and free enterprise. I know what it takes to make the American Dream possible again because I lived it. I will do that by lowering taxes for all the American people, including the middle class and for young generations, by reforming our education system through school choice and by making America the best place in the world to do business, which requires reducing the fiscal burden on businesses, including small business, abolishing Dodd-Frank, reducing the cost of doing business in America and lowering our nation's corporate tax rate from 40 % to 20 %. That's how we're going to give Millennials a fair chance to find good-paying jobs, to prosper, to raise a family and to live the American Dream. Otherwise, they will inherit a lifetime of debt.

Now our own generation as well as Millennials have to choose in which kind of America we want to live in the 21st century. Globalization and massive technological change present us with both great challenges and great opportunities. Like those before us, we must either embrace the future or be left behind by it. Your generation and our children, including my four children will either be the first generation of Americans to inherit a country in decline or they will be the freest and most prosperous generation that ever lived.

We must follow the latter option for the sake of the restoration of the American Dream and our country's status as the land of opportunity.

Americans not yet born will write the final verdict on our generation. Let them record that we made the right choice. Let them record that in the early years of this century, faced with a rapidly changing and uncertain world, our generation rose to face the great challenges of our time.

That's why I'm asking for your vote because if you give me your support, you will inherit one of the most brightest and prosperous areas in America's history through a stronger economy and stronger opportunities. This will be an area called a New American Century.

[Crowd cheers and applauds]

-Meet with voters in Benton Charter Township, Michigan
-Town hall meeting with voters at the Benton Harbour Public Library in Benton Charter Township, Michigan
-Economic policy speech Whirlpool Corporation headquarters in Benton Charter Township, Michigan
-Meet with voters in Grand Rapids, Michigan
-Debate boot camp in Grand Rapids, Michigan in the context of debate preparations ahead of the first presidential debate set on September 26

[NHI]

September 21st - 26th 2016

Breaking News: Sanders and Paul to Debate Warren and Rubio

The Commision on Presidential Debates announced Senator Bernie Sanders and Congressman Ron Paul will Debate Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Marco Rubio in all three presidential debates. The commission said, "given the diversity of the 2016 election we are seeking to present all views and ideas as the American people make their decision for President.

Senator Warren issued a statement, saying she supports the commission's decision.

David Petreaus Endorses Rubio
Retired General and former Director of the CIA David Petraeus  endorses Marco Rubio due to their common advocacy of a hawkish and strong foreign policy through a stronger military, stronger American leadership and stronger alliances.

Rubio Rolls out Big Endorsements Ahead of Debate

Retired General Stanley A. McChrystal endorses Marco Rubio due to his tough stance on foreign policy and terrorism.

Retired U.S. Marine John F. Kelly endorses Marco Rubio for similar reasons as David Petraeus and Stanley A. McChrystal.

The National Hispanic Leadership Agenda  endorses Marco Rubio because he's Hispanic and also due to his strong connections with the Hispanic community, to his plan to create economic opportunities through tax reform, free trade with Latin America and school choice and to reform America's broken immigration system after securing the borders.

The League of United Latin American Citizens  endorses Marco Rubio for similar reasons as the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda and also due to the fact that Rubio would become the first Hispanic President of the United States.

Senator Rubio has been making a strong play to boost Republican performance with Hispanic voters. Mitt Romney received 27% in 2012; a record low. Rubio has been looking to win Hispanic voters with an emphasis on his economic plan.



Following explosions in Seaside Park, New Jersey, and Manhattan, New York, on the previous day, another explosive device was discovered at a transit station in Elizabeth. The device was accidentally detonated in the early hours of September 19 when operated on by a bomb squad robot. Police have captured the subject.

The President condemned the acts as heinous and barbaric. National security is now the top concern for all voters.

Rubio: 42%

Warren: 39%

Sanders: 6%

Paul: 4%

This round will last until next Thursday and close at 11 pm ESt.
Debate questions are forthcoming

[NHI]

New State Polls:

General Election Polling: All 50 States

Alabama: Safe R
Rubio: 60%
Warren: 33%
Paul: 1%
Sanders: <1%

Alaska: Tossup
Rubio: 31%
Warren: 29%
Paul: 21%
Sanders: 12%

Arizona: Tossup to lean R
Rubio: 46%
Warren: 43%
Paul: 7%
Sanders: 1%

Arkansas: Safe R
Rubio: 59%
Warren: 34%
Paul: 1%
Sanders: 1%

California: Lean D
Warren: 39%
Rubio: 29%
Sanders: 14%
Paul: 7%

Colorado: Tossup to Lean D
Warren: 36%
Rubio: 29%
Sanders: 14%
Paul: 10%

Connecticut: Likely D
Warren: 49%
Rubio: 40%
Sanders: 6%
Paul: 1%

Delaware: Safe D
Warren: 50%
Rubio: 39%
Sanders: 7%
Paul: <1%

Washington, D.C.: Safe D
Warren: 58%
Sanders: 32%
Rubio: 9%
Paul: <1%

Florida: Safe R
Rubio: 55%
Warren: 40%
Sanders: 3%
Paul: 1%

Georgia: Lean R
Rubio: 47%
Warren: 44%
Paul: 2%
Sanders: 1%


Hawaii: Tossup to Lean I
Sander: 31%
Rubio: 29%
Warren: 27%
[color=orange:]Paul: 2%[/color]

Idaho: Safe R
Rubio: 59%
Warren: 29%
Sanders: 4%
Paul: 4%

Illinois: Lean D
Warren: 49%
Rubio: 41%
Sanders: 7%
Paul: 1%

Indiana: Lean R to Likely R
Rubio: 47%
Warren: 40%
Sanders: 4%
Paul: 4%

Iowa: Lean R
Rubio: 39%
Warren: 34%
Sanders: 14%
Paul: 3%

Kansas: Safe R
Rubio: 57%
Warren: 35%
Sanders: 1%
Paul: <1%

Kentucky: Safe R
Rubio: 56%
Warren: 30%
Sanders: 5%
Paul: 2%

Louisiana: Safe R
Rubio: 57%
Warren: 33%
Paul: 1%
Sanders: <1%

Maryland: Safe D
Warren: 53%
Rubio: 41%
Sanders: 3%
Paul: <1%

Massachusetts: Safe D
Warren: 55%
Rubio: 37%
Sanders: 5%
Paul: 2%

Michigan: Tossup
Rubio: 41%
Warren: 39%
Sanders: 13%
Paul: 1%

Minnesota: Tossup
Warren: 37%
Rubio: 36%
Sanders: 16%
Paul: 5%

Mississippi: Safe R
Rubio: 59%
Warren: 34%
Paul: 1%
Sanders: <1%

Missouri: Lean to Likely R
Rubio: 49%
Warren: 45%
Sanders: 1%
Paul: 1%

Maine: Tossup
Rubio: 37%
Warren: 36%
Sanders: 12%
Paul: 9%

Montana: Lean R
Rubio: 44%
Warren: 40%
Paul: 14%
Sanders: 1%

Nebraska: Safe R
Rubio: 57%
Warren: 37%
Paul: 1%
Sanders: 1%

Nevada: Lean R
Rubio: 42%
Warren: 39%
Paul: 7%
Sanders: 2%

New Hampshire: Tossup
Warren: 26.1%
Rubio: 26.0%
Sanders: 23.5%
Paul: 21.1%

New Jersey: Likely D
Warren: 48%
Rubio: 41%
Sanders: 6%
Paul: 1%


New Mexico: Likely D
Warren: 49%
Rubio: 41%
Paul: 2%
Sanders: 1%


New York: Likely D
Warren: 50%
Rubio: 40%
Sanders: 4%
Paul: 1%

North Carolina:  Lean R
Rubio: 47%
Warren: 44%
Sanders: 1%
Paul: 1%

North Dakota:  Likely R
Rubio: 47%
Warren: 40%
Paul: 7%
Sanders: 2%


Ohio:  Likely D
Warren: 45%
Rubio: 39%
Sanders: 3%
Paul: 3%

Oklahoma:  Safe R
Rubio: 58%
Warren: 37%
Paul: 1%
Sanders: 1%

Oregon: Tossup
Warren: 37%
Rubio: 36%
Sanders: 15%
Paul: 5%


Pennsylvania: Tossup
Rubio: 42%
Warren: 40%
Sanders: 2%
Paul: 1%

Rhode Island: Safe D
Warren: 55%
Rubio: 35%
Sanders: 4%
Paul: <1%


South Dakota: Likely R
Rubio: 46%
Warren: 39%
Paul: 10%
Sanders: 1%


South Carolina:  Safe R
Rubio: 57%
Warren: 35%
Paul: 1%
Sanders: 1%

Tennessee: Safe R
Rubio: 58%
Warren: 33%
Paul: 1%
Sanders: 1%


Texas:  Lean R
Rubio: 43%
Warren: 39%
Paul: 13%
Sanders: 1%


Utah: Safe R
Rubio: 65%
Warren: 29%
Paul: 1%
Sanders: 1%


Vermont: Safe I
Sanders: 48%
Rubio: 27%
Warren: 23%
Paul: 2%

Virginia: Likely D
Warren: 48%
Rubio: 45%
Sanders: 1%
Paul: <1%


Washington: Lean D
Warren: 39%
Rubio: 32%
Sanders: 15%
Paul: 7%

West Virginia: Safe R
Rubio: 54%
Warren: 33%
Sanders: 8%
Paul: 1%


Wisconsin: Tossup
Rubio: 41.5%
Warren: 41.3%
Sanders: 12.0%
Paul: 1.2%


Wyoming: Safe R
Rubio: 58%
Warren: 35%
Paul: 3%
Sanders: 1%

[NHI]

Electoral Map; Based on State Polling:

Senator Rubio: 296 (42%)

Senator Warren: 235 (39%)

Senator Sanders: 7 (7%)

Congressman Paul: 0 (4%)

[UWS]

Rubio/Pearcy 2016
A New American Century

Schedule September 21-September 26 2016, Part 1

September 21
-Flight to New York City, New York to comfort the families of the victims of the recent terrorist bombings
-Meet with voters in New York City, New York
-Flight to Elizabeth, New Jersey to comfort the families of the victims of the terrorist bombings there
-Meet with voters in Elizabeth, New Jersey
-Visit people wounded by the terrorist bombings at Trinitas Hospital in Elizabeth, New Jersey
-Speech in Elizabeth, New Jersey, in reaction to the recent terrorist bombings :

In the last few days, a radical Islamic terrorist named Ahmad Khan Rahimi who has been influenced by the extremist Islamic ideology espoused by Al-Qaida, has committed a series of barbaric terrorist bombings in New York as well as in Seaside Park and here in Elizabeth, injuring 34 people. But fortunately, this psychopath has been arrested. Nobody was killed. And I offer my condolences to the families of these people.

But these terrorist attacks demonstrated once again that the global terrorist threat is clearly stronger than ever before and that we can't lower our guards against any form of terrorism. Radical Islamic terrorists have cowardly attacked us for defending the values in which we believe in, including gender equity, democracy, freedom of press, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, etc. If we want to keep our country safe, we have to clinch unconditional victory against terrorists, which requires staying on the offensive against them. America will never surrender. America will never give in to fear and terror. America will persist, fight back and triumph against terrorism and extremism. That's how we're going to defend our liberty, our democracy, our values and our national security.

Thank you. God bless New York, God bless New Jersey and God bless the United States of America.

[Crowd cheers and applauds]

-Meet with voters in Seaside Park, New Jersey
-Debate preparation

September 22
-Flight to Norfolk, Virginia
-Debate preparation on the plane
-Meet with voters in Norfolk, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Counter-terrorism policy speech at Naval Station Norfolk in Norfolk, Virginia with Mitch McConnell in reaction to the recent terrorist attacks in New York and New Jersey :

My fellow Americans, there is one thing we can't doubt about. The global terrorist threat is stronger than ever before. And yet, my opponent Elizabeth Warren is seeking to ensure the continuation of Barack Obama's weak foreign policy that drastically cut in the military and in our homeland security measures, reduced our military at its lowest size since World War I, withdrew us from the fight against terrorism at the wrong time and gave us ISIS, thus ensuring multiple terrorist attacks around the world, including in Paris, Nice and Brussels, as well as here in the United States, including in Garland, San Bernardino, Orlando and now in New York, Seaside Park and Elizabeth. We can't afford four more years like the last eight years. We need to stay on the offensive against terrorists if we want to win this war on terrorism. That's what we're going to do under my presidency.

We're going to defeat radical Islamic terrorism. We're going to do this by securing our borders, increasing the FBI's counter-terrorism budget, reinforcing our security measures as well as the homeland security, allowing the Attorney General to delay the transfer of weapons to suspected criminals or suspected terrorists, increasing the defense budget, reinforcing and modernizing our military as well as our troops' readiness, strengthening and modernizing our alliances, tracking terrorists wherever they are, striking them on their territory, capturing their oil refineries, arming the right groups in the Middle East through background checks and abolishing Obama's Iran nuclear deal in order to deprive Iran of the revenues they use to fund terrorist groups and to build nuclear weapons.

Multiple attacks in Europe and here in the United States have proven that ISIS and other radical Islamic terrorist groups have the ambitions and capabilities to execute large-scale attacks against the West and harm Americans here at home. There is no middle ground. These aren't disgruntled or disempowered people; these are radical terrorists who want to kill us, because we let women drive, because we let girls go to school. There can be no arrangement or negotiation. Either they win, or we do.

America will win if I'm President of the United States because under my leadership, America will be back, American leadership will be back, our military and our diplomacy will be stronger and our allies will finally reclaim their trust in us, which will make us stronger together against our enemies. I will lead America to victory and peace through strength. That's why I'm asking for your vote to ensure America's total victory against this evil called radical Islamic terrorism.

Thank you. God bless America.

[Crowd cheers and applauds]

-Meet with voters in Virginia Beach, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Foreign policy speech in Virginia Beach, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Meet with voters in Chesapeake, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-National security policy speech in Chesapeake, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Economic policy speech in Chesapeake, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Meet with voters in Salem, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Meet with voters in Franklin, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Education and school choice policy speech in Franklin, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Meet with voters in Emporia, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Tax policy speech in Emporia, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Meet with voters in Covington, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Healthcare policy speech in Covington, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Coal policy speech in Covington, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Free enterprise policy speech in Covington, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Meet with voters in Richmond, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Counter-terrorism policy speech in Richmond, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Energy policy speech in Richmond, Virginia given by Don Blankenship :

Many years ago, I ran a coal company named Massey Energy here in Richmond, Virginia. This business was prosperous and very productive and was the sixth coal company in terms of production in the United States until it bankrupted during Barack Obama's presidency. After declaring the War on Coal, he contributed to the loss of millions of American jobs, including here in Virginia. Millions of Americans are no longer able to have a salary, to gain money, to take care of their families and to live the American Dream.

Our coal industry is declining since over 40 years. Coal is responsible for more than 760 000 American jobs. Yet, the Obama administration thinks « a war on coal is exactly what's needed. » This war on American energy means fewer jobs and higher prices. It means that our people, including middle class people will be deprived of their livelihoods. If Rubio is elected President, we will finally put an end to the War on Coal, we will reduce taxes and abolish regulations on coal industry, which will bring coal jobs back to America, create more jobs, help us developing technologies that will produce clean coal and facilitate America's path to energy independence. We can promote clean coal through carbon capture and storage technologies. And to facilitate coal's transportation from mines to markets, we will approve the construction of more coal pipelines. There is one thing that Senator Warren doesn't understand : coal actually produces renewable energy because it is burned for the production of electricity and heat and is the largest source of energy for the generation of electricity worldwide.

One thing doesn't rule out another, but unlike Warren's plan, our plan will make sure that we will invest in renewable energies with a part of revenues from oil drilling, not taxpayers' money, not your money. We can increase oil drilling while protecting the environment. We can exploit the Arctic's oil reserves without risking of hurting the environment. By increasing oil drilling, exploitation and production, we not only create jobs but also get revenues, which a part will be invested into the development of renewable energies to pursue further job creation and to improve our ecological footprint. That's how we're going to clinch economic prosperity as well as America's Energy Revolution. That requires the election of Marco Rubio at the presidency of the United States of America.

Even in this time of growing terrorist threat around the world, Elizabeth Warren would rather keep handing money to terrorists through our dependence on foreign energy due to our oil exports from unstable countries in throes of terrorism, which will increase terrorist groups' ability to organize and commit terrorist attacks against us and our allies. We can't let that happen. Getting to energy independence and taking advantage of our own sources of energy will not only create jobs and make this economy stronger but also reinforce our nation's security by depriving terrorists of revenues from our energy dependence.

So my friends, Marco Rubio's energy plan will not only lead us to much stronger job creation and to economic prosperity but also reinforce our national security. That's why we need to mobilize, to come out and vote for Marco Rubio on November for the sake of a New American Century.

Thank you. God bless America.

[Crowd cheers and applauds]

-Meet with voters in Reston, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Foreign policy speech in Reston, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Economic policy speech at Science Applications International Corporation headquarters in Reston, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Meet with voters in Langley, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Counter-terrorism policy speech at the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Meet with voters in Arlington, Virginia with Mitch McConnell
-Debate preparations with Rob Portman who plays the role of Elizabeth Warren. Ted Cruz plays Ron Paul. George Pataki plays Bernie Sanders.

[Jaguar4life]

Pearcy Campaigns in  Columbus Ohio on terrorism and gun rights

Now Senator Warren and Brown have terrible records when it comes to terrorism and gun rights.

They will not say the words radical Islamic terrorism and always will blame the NRA on terrorist attacks and will when it comes the issue of Islamic terrorism will not call it down due to the excuse of being Islamaphobic a word I gonna be honest didn't know exist till I started campaigning.

Listen it's not Islamphobia and racist to call out ISIS in events like what happen in Manhattan recently.

My daughter has a good friend who is Muslim and she calls out the actions of ISIS and tells to the world that there is bad fish in a school of a mostly good fish.

When elected me and Marco Rubio we will call it what it is. Radical Islamic terrorism.

*Crowd claps*

[NHI]

Which Candidate is better equipped to handle terrorism?

Rubio: 51% (+15)

Warren: 36%

Sanders: 4%

Paul: 2%

Undecided: 7%

Which Candidate is best equipped to handle the economy?

Rubio: 43% (+7)

Warren: 36%

Sanders: 10%

Paul: 5%

Undecided: 5%

Which Candidate Cares about the needs of people?

Rubio: 39% (+6)

Warren: 33%

Sanders: 14%

Paul: 8%

Undecided: 6%

Top Concerns of the American Voter: 2016 Election

Terrorism/Safety: 41%

The Economy: 34%

Healthcare: 13%
The Environment: 9%
Other: 3%

Two-Way Race Poll: Rubio vs. Warren

Rubio: 50% (+5)

Warren: 45%

President Barack Obama's Approval Ratings: September 2016

Approve: 52%

Disapprove: 43%

Unsure: 5%

[UWS]

Marco Rubio Campaign Ad

In an effort to attract voters who selected foreign policy and terrorism as the most important issue of this presidential campaign, Marco Rubio's presidential campaign broadcasts an ad attacking Elizabeth Warren and Ron Paul on their weak foreign policy and describing Marco Rubio as the one presidential candidate determined to lead America to victory against radical Islamic terrorism and with the right experience, knowledge, leadership and judgement to accomplish it.

The ad titled ? Victory or Surrender ? airs in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin

? Victory or Surrender ? ad narration :


Narrator : The terrorist attacks recently committed in Manhattan and in New Jersey that wounded 34 people clearly demonstrated something that can't be denied : the global terrorist threat has become stronger than ever before and Barack Obama has failed to keep America safe.



In this time of growing terrorist threat around the world, terrorism has become one of the biggest issues of this election. Over the last year, we saw several terrorist attacks in Paris, Brussels, Nice, Garland, San Bernardino, Philadelphia, Orlando and now in Manhattan and in New Jersey.


And yet, Elizabeth Warren wants to pursue Barack Obama's weak foreign policy that drastically cut in the military and reduced it at its smallest size since World War I, armed Middle Eastern groups we know nothing about and could have ties with terrorist groups and withdrew our troops from the fight against terrorism at the wrong time, which created a vaccuum that allowed ISIS to rise, to expand its territory and to commit several terrorist attacks around the world.


No wonder that Senator Warren voted in favor of weakening our surveillance program on June 2 2015, six months before the terrorist attack in San Bernardino on December 4 2015 that radical Islamic terrorists were able to orchestrate because our security measures were weakened, because we did not have access to records, information and other items under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that would have allowed us to identify these killers before they attacked. No wonder that she voted time and time again to cut in the military, voted against allowing the Attorney General to block the transfer of firearms to suspected terrorists and supported Obama's Iran nuclear deal even though the revenues from the lifting of the sanctions will be used to fund global terrorism and to build nuclear weapons, which will move the world closer to a catastrophic nuclear war.



Meanwhile, Ron Paul wants to deprive America of all the tools we need to defeat radical Islamic terrorism. His isolationist plan will never get anywhere in this day and age. Congressman Paul wants to cut in the military, to withdraw our troops even though our job to defeat terrorism and to train Iraqi troops is not yet completed, which was the mistake committed by this administration and allowed ISIS to emerge. He is supporting the Iran nuclear deal that is giving disastrous concessions to the world's biggest state sponsor of global terrorism and the nation whose leaders shouted ? Death to America ?. And he wants to withdraw America from NATO and tear up our alliances, which is not the right path for peace and international security because our allies will trust us much less than they do now. It will make our enemies stronger and hand a massive victory to ISIS, Al Qaida and Iran. The United States has kept the peace through our alliances, made America as well as the whole world safer and helped defeating our enemies throughout our nation's history.



The foreign policy agendas of both Senator Warren and Congressman Paul will make America an easier target for terrorists and make our enemies stronger. If our enemies are stronger, it will reinforce the eventuality of America's surrender. And America's surrender means victory for ISIS and global terrorism.





For Marco Rubio, America's defeat is not an option. Unlike Elizabeth Warren and Ron Paul, he has all the foreign policy knowledge, leadership and judgement to fight and defeat radical Islamic terrorism. He has never been afraid to call the enemy by its name, he has co-sponsored a law sanctionning Hezbollah and he fought Barack Obama on the Iran nuclear deal.



As President of the United States of America, Marco Rubio will fight and defeat terrorism by securing our borders, allowing the Attorney General to delay the transfer of weapons to suspected terrorists, increasing the FBI's and the CIA's counter-terrorism budgets, reinforcing and improving our security measures, increasing America's defense budget, reinforcing and modernizing our military, strengthening and expanding our alliances, tracking and striking terrorists wherever they are through counter-terrorism operations, capturing ISIS' oil refineries in order to stop them from using them to finance their terrorist activities, establishing background checks on Syrian rebels before arming them in order to make sure we'll only arm anti-terrorist forces and not terrorists disguised into mainstream rebels and abolishing the Iran nuclear deal in order to deprive Tehran of the money they use to sponsor terrorist groups and to get nuclear arms.


Marco Rubio is the candidate in this race who is the most determined to lead America to victory against radical Islamic terrorism. Under his leadership, America will win.



Crowd : USA! USA! USA!



Marco Rubio : I'm Marco Rubio and I approve this message.

[UWS]

Marco Rubio Campaign Ad

In reaction to the recent terrorist attacks in Manhattan, Seaside Park and Elizabeth, Marco Rubio's presidential campaign broadcasts, in an effort to win among voters who selected foreign policy and terrorism as the most important issue of this election, an ad echoing Ronald Reagan's 1984 ad titled There is a Bear in the Woods that was, at the time, promoting a strong national security against the Soviet Union symbolized by a bear. This ad is also similar to George W. Bush's 2004 T.V. ad titled Wolves that called for stronger national security against Al Qaida and international terrorism that were represented by wolves in this ad. This ad, that features a scorpion that represents ISIS and international radical Islamic terrorism, attacks Elizabeth Warren her weak foreign policy and national security agenda. This commercial's main goal is to underline the importance of defininf the enemy and to call on the American people to stay vigilant against the threat posed to the United States by radical Islamic terrorism and to promote a stronger national defense to eradicate this threat.

The ad titled « Scorpion » airs in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin

« Scorpion » advertisement narration :


Narrator : There's a scorpion in the desert. For most of us, his venom is a clear and deadly threat. But others refuse to even speak its name.


Since the scorpion seeks our destruction, isn't it time to recognize that for what it is before it strikes again?


Marco Rubio : I'm Marco Rubio and I approve this message.

[UWS]

Rubio/Pearcy 2016
A New American Century

Schedule September 21-September 26 2016, Part 2

September 23
-Flight to Suamico, Wisconsin
-Meet with voters in Suamico, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Meet with voters in Hobart, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Meet with voters in Bellevue, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Energy policy speech in Bellevue, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Meet with voters in Allouez, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Meet with voters in De Pere, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Small government policy speech in De Pere, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Meet with voters in Green Bay, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Economic policy speech in Green Bay, Wisconsin:


Throughout our nation’s history, small businesses have been the fulcrum of the American Dream. The success of our society and the prosperity of our people have rested on the ability of businesses to be born, to grow, to innovate, and to hire. When America has succeeded, it is because we have been the best place in the world to turn an idea for a product or service into a reality.

Today, America has strayed far from her status as the most business-friendly economy on earth. The United States now has the highest corporate tax rate in the developed world which is 40 %. Rates for small businesses can be as high as 50 % when state and federal taxes are combined. Our tax code also punishes American companies for competing in the global economy, and our regulatory system prevents small businesses from challenging established players.

As a result, in a global economy that prizes innovation and productivity above all else, we have hindered the ability of our people to innovate and produce. For the first time in 35 years, we have more businesses dying than being born. In the first quarter of this year, our economy shrank for the third time since our recovery began. And over the last decade, the U.S. has lost $179 billion worth of domestic companies through foreign takeovers.

For the first fifteen and a half years of this century, even as technology and globalization have changed the fundamental structure of our economy, Washington has looked to the past. Our economy has changed, but our economic policies have not. We have learned, painfully, that the old ways no longer work – that Washington cannot pretend the world is the same as it was in the ‘80s, it cannot raise taxes like it did in the ‘90s, and it cannot grow government like it did in the 2000s.

With our unmatched human capital, we remain uniquely equipped to lead the world in innovation and growth, but not if our outdated leaders hamstring the efforts of our business community. If I'm president, the protection and empowerment of small businesses will be one of my greatest economic priorities. There are two reasons for this.

First, because small businesses will always be the primary drivers of new innovation and job creation. They have provided 55% of all jobs and 66% of all net new jobs since the 1970s, and among our nation’s most innovative firms, small businesses account for 16 times more patents per employee than large businesses.

Second, small businesses are disproportionately impacted by public policy, both good and bad. Unlike larger firms, most small businesses lack the financial resources to comply with costly regulations and to hire the lobbyists or lawyers necessary to navigate the system. This is one reason why large corporations have generally performed well since the recession ended, while smaller firms have continued to suffer.

Many government mandates and subsidies are the result of an alliance between big business and big government. Throughout this campaign, you will hear Elizabeth Warren argue that the economy is rigged in favor of wealthy interests. But what she won’t tell you is that big government is doing the rigging. The inevitable effect of our massive regulatory apparatus is that it becomes the instrument of those with the money and power necessary to influence laws and comply with mandates.

Real free enterprise is not about helping one business succeed over another; it is about promoting competition and opportunity for all. I believe the post-industrial economy of the 21st century carries more opportunities for our small businesses to innovate and grow than ever before. But whether they are able to do so will depend on the leaders we choose and the reforms we adopt. I am running for president to empower our businesses to succeed, our economy to grow, and our people to prosper.

To once again make America the most business-friendly economy in the world, we must first overhaul our currently regressive tax code. I have partnered with Senator Mike Lee to propose a comprehensive tax plan that I will work to pass into law as president. My plan would provide instant relief to struggling small businesses and spark the historic economic growth our current recovery is missing.

My proposal will start by ensuring equal treatment for businesses of all sizes. It would cut the top corporate tax rate to 20 %, down from upwards of 40 % today for many small companies. The plan also eliminates double-taxation on savings, investment, and family-owned farms and estates, punitive taxes that can cripple small businesses and force them to hire tax accountants instead of new employees.

My tax plan will also allow immediate, 100% expensing for all businesses. This means the more a company invests in creating jobs, the less they owe in taxes; and the more they pay their workers, the less they pay government. This reform gets to the essence of my tax plan. From the individual to the business side, my reforms would yield a tax code that makes it easier for Americans to find jobs and easier for businesses to create them. They will help everyone succeed, from stock brokers to stock clerks.

In addition to reforming our tax code, I will put a ceiling on the amount U.S. regulations can cost our economy. Just since 2008, federal regulations have cost us $771 billion, and these costs tend to disproportionately impact small businesses. For every 10 percent increase in regulatory costs in an industry, the number of small and medium-size businesses in that industry falls 3 to 6 %, while the number of large businesses grows by 2 to 3 %.

Rolling back regulations will also require repealing Dodd-Frank, which impedes the community banks that provide loans for business creation. Since Dodd-Frank was signed into law in 2010, community banks’ market share has withered by 12 percent, twice as fast as it did the previous five years. This has snuffed out the creation of businesses in the American communities that have the greatest need for new jobs and new economic activity.

ObamaCare is another policy dragging small businesses down. Its requirements include tracking every staff member’s hours, absences and health insurance costs, which many smaller firms simply don’t have the resources to handle. According to one study, the average cost for a small business to comply with ObamaCare is more than $15,000 a year. The law expanded its requirements to all companies with 50 or more workers. As president, I will put an end to this burden by repealing ObamaCare and replacing it with market-centered reforms. Government should work to empower and protect the private sector, not to control it. As president, I will reallocate spectrum for public use, which could create an estimated 350,000 jobs per 500Mhz.

Finally, in addition to shaping and empowering our existing human capital, we must attract the best and brightest innovators and workers from around the world. This requires reforming our immigration system to make it skill- and merit-based, which will protect American workers and attract more talent to start and staff our small businesses.

This is only a segment of the policy blueprint I have drawn up for my presidency, but my whole vision is built on a simple concept : New opportunities cannot be seized by old ideas, and the future must be embraced with enthusiasm and vision. In the 19th century, a generation of American businesses and workers faced challenges similar to ours : the steam engine made the world smaller; the telegraph opened a new age of communication; new machines created new industries and upended a centuries-old economic status quo. Imagine what the world would look like if that generation had resisted these changes rather than embraced them. Imagine if government had held businesses back with policies of the past. The loss would have been suffered not only by their generation, but every generation after. The American Century would never have existed. The stakes for our time are just as high. If our businesses are unable to capture the promise of this new age, our people will be unable to build a new American Century. But if our small business community is empowered by our government rather than encumbered by it, America will not just recover economic ground, we will gain it. We will see the creation of higher paying, more fulfilling, more exciting jobs than ever before.

We are a nation of creators, innovators, and go-getters. In our veins flows the blood of men and women who refused to accept the burdens of their pasts, or to resign to the old ways of doing things. Just as we pay respect to the Americans of the Industrial Revolution, so will the verdict on our time be written by those who have not yet been born.

Let them write that we did our part – that in the early years of this century, we turned the corner on the past; we adopted policies that encouraged Americans to invent the products of tomorrow, manufacture them, and sell them throughout the world; and we enabled our small businesses to transform our nation, empower our people, and lead the world toward a new era of growth and innovation.

-Meet with voters in Wausau, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Manufacturing policy speech in Wausau, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Meet with voters in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Foreign policy speech in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Infrastructure policy speech in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Meet with voters in Cuba City, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Meet with voters in Brownsville, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Economic policy speech at Michels Corporation headquarters in Brownsville, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Meet with voters in Kenosha, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Trade policy speech in Kenosha, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Manufacturing policy speech in Kenosha, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Tax reform policy speech in Kenosha, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Counter-terrorism policy speech in Kenosha, Wisconsin with Paul Ryan
-Debate preparations

[Jaguar4life]

Pearcy campaigns on healthcare in Green Bay Wisconsin

Me and Marco Rubio are pushing good cheap and competitive healthcare to replace the disaster know as Obamacare.

Now Elizabeth Warren wants to expand Obamacare if she's elected. She wants to put more taxes and regulations and get government and insurance companies more into it.  It will be disastrous for the hard working people of Amercia.

However if you elect Marco Rubio and me we will fight for better healthcare.

We will fight for competition and being able to choose your own doctor.

We will fight to get goverment out of healthcare and bring it back to the individual.

*Crowd cheers*

[Jaguar4life]

Stephen Pearcy on Jimmy Kimmel Live

JK:So what was it like being picked as the Vice President nominee the Republican Party?

SP:Well I knew that you know I was on the shortlist for sure and that I endorsed him and then I had that breakfast with him which I said was just to show that the party is united and everything is alright.

But I take with him the night before and I said yeah Marco I definitely be your running mate. Needless to say I didn't wait to say yes *Laughter erupts*

JK:Well it seems to work as you and Rubio are leading Warren Paul and Sanders. Which speaking of which what do you think of Ron Paul who endorsed you in the primaries campaign?

SP:Well I respect and admire Ron Paul I really do. As a matter of fact I supported him back in 2008 and 2012 you know. However I feel like there already is a conservative choice in this race and his name is Marco Rubio.

JK:I'm gonna be honest it's gonna be like that show Celebrity Deathmath when you face Sherrod Brown in the debate room cause you too have exchanged brutal remarks to each other.

SP:*Laughs* Well I am gonna try to control myself then *laughs again*

[NewYorkExpress]

Schedule for Elizabeth Warren

September 21, 2016

Speech in Seaside Heights, New Jersey (With Cory Booker)

Over the past few days, the New York City Metro Area was victimized by a series of terrorist bombings. The capture of Ahmed Khan Rahmi, is another reminder that we are faced with more than just threats from abroad. In order to track homegrown terrorists, we need to increase the FBI's budget, and encourage cooperation between the FBI and local police departments.

Meet Voters in Wood Village, Oregon (With Barack Obama)

Meet Voters in Fairview, Oregon (With Barack Obama)

September 22-24 2016

Final Debate Preparations in Portland, Oregon (With Xavier Becerra playing Rubio, Howard Dean playing Sanders, and Joaquin Castro playing Paul).

September 25, 2016

Meet Voters in Litchfield Park, Arizona (With Krysten Simena)

Meet Voters in Tolleson, Arizona (With Krysten Simena)

Meet Voters in Gila Bend, Arizona (With Krysten Simena)

September 26, 2016

Meet Voters in Windsor, Wisconsin (With Joe Biden)

Participate in the first Presidential debate at Hofstra University, with Marco Rubio, Bernie Sanders and Ron Paul.

[GoTfan]

Sanders spent the week in New Hampshire and Maine, trying to rally support based on his locality. He also campaigned in Washington DC, where he hopes the liberal population of the district votes his way. Along the way, Sanders promised to give the District of Columbia statehood, as well as lending support to a public referendum to be held in Puerto Rico on its status.

[B/]Sanders inteoduced the District of Columbia Statehood Act during the week, advocating for the District to be renamed as the state of New Columbia, and give it a Representative, Senators and a fuctioning state government [/B]

Congresswoman Gabbard meanwhile, traded barbs with Pearcy, caling out that competitiion does not belong when it comes to essentials like healthcare. She repeated the desire to implement a Medicare-for-all single-payer system, as well as a national infrastructure plan to provide thousands, if not millions of permanent jobs. She also campaigned in her home state of Hawaii, as well as Minnesota and Ohio, the latter of which was supported by Martin Sheen.

[UWS]

Marco Rubio Campaign Ad

In an effort to attract Hispanic voters, Marco Rubio's campaign broadcasts a T.V. ad in Spanish narrating Marco Rubio's plan to create jobs, to grow the economy and to make the American Dream possible again.

The ad titled « Empleos » airs in Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia and Washington

« Empleos » advertisement narration :


Marco Rubio : Creci dentro de una familia trajabadora recuerdo ver a mis padres trabajar muy duro para tener lo más básico.


Hoy muchos tienen dificultad en ofrecer a sus familias las necesidades diarias. Por eso la creación de empleos es una prioridad. Hay que crear incentivos para los pequeños negocios. Hay que rebajar impuestos y hay que reducir la burocracia. Para mí la creacíon de empleos así como empoderamiento económico se prioridades en aras de el Sueño Americano y en aras de un nuevo siglo Americano.

Soy Marco Rubio y apruebo este mensaje.

[UWS]

Rubio/Pearcy 2016
A New American Century

Schedule September 21-September 26 2016, Part 3

September 24
-Flight to Grand Rapids, Michigan
-Debate preparations on the plane
-Meet with voters in Grand Rapids, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Trade policy speech in Grand Rapids, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Tax policy speech in Grand Rapids, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Foreign policy speech at Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Grandville, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Kentwood, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Wyoming, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Zeeland, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Economic policy speech at Gentex headquarters in Zeeland, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Big Rapids, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Manufacturing policy speech in Big Rapids, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Coleman, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Sanford, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Midland, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Small government policy speech in Midland, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Bay City, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Economic policy speech at GM Powertrain headquarters in Bay City, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Fundraising event at the Sage library in Bay City, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Essexville, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Berkley, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Southfield, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Free enterprise policy speech in Southfield, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Meet with voters in Auburn Hills, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Economic policy speech at Chrysler headquarters in Auburn Hills, Michigan with Mitt Romney and Rick Snyder
-Flight to Akron, Ohio
-Meet with voters in Akron, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Energy policy speech in Akron, Ohio
-Meet with voters in Columbus, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Free enterprise policy speech in Columbus, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Small government policy speech in Columbus, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Health care policy speech in Columbus, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Meet with voters in Dayton, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Gun rights policy speech in Dayton, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Counter-terrorism policy speech in Dayton, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Meet with voters in Cincinnati, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Manufacturing policy speech in Cincinnati, Ohio with Rob Portman
-Debate preparations with Rob Portman

September 25
-Debate preparations with Rob Portman, George Pataki and Ted Cruz

September 26
-Flight to New York City, New York with Jeanette Rubio and their 4 children
-Debate preparations
-Meet with voters in New York City, New York with Jeanette Rubio and their 4 children
-Meet with voters in Hempstead, New York with Jeanette Rubio and their 4 children
-Marco Rubio participates at the first presidential debate at the Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York with Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Ron Paul

[NewYorkExpress]

Schedule Summary for Sherrod Brown

Sherrod Brown spent the turn campaigning in Oregon, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and Minnesota.

In New Hampshire and Pennsylvania he appeared with Senate candidates Katie McGinty and Maggie Hassan, and he also stumped for Patrick Murphy in Florida.

Finally, he engaged in another round of debate preparation at Disney World, in Florida.

[Different Republican]

Paul spent the week campaigning in the states of New Hampshire, Alaska, Montana and Arizona mainly focusing in issues where he disagrees with Marco, like foreign policy and the NSA surveillance, hoping to attract more libertarians and conservatives to vote for him

[NHI]

For those who would like it I'm allowing a 24 hour extension. This has been a busy week on my end, and will need to delay posting until tomorrow night; same time.

Thanks for understanding.

NHI

[Jaguar4life]

Pearcy campaigns with Pittsburgh Pennsylvania before Presidental debate

Marco Rubio and I will fight for the biggest tax cut in history. Now Senator Warren and Brown call it a big tax cut on the rich. That's all they have!  And I tell them no that is false.  Our tax plan will benefit the middle and working class and small mom and pop business more than large corporations and CEOs of the top business in the country.

A lot of top economists have endorsed our economic plan saying it boom the economy and help out cut deficits and the debt and create a small and simpler tax code for the American people.

*Crowd cheers*

[NHI]

Once I have the Sanders' debate answers I'll upload the debate.

Thank you.

NHI