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« Reply #25 on: November 26, 2017, 02:28:44 PM »
« edited: November 26, 2017, 02:33:07 PM by wxtransit »

Does the first turn end tonight? Also, UWS, what do you mean about a 'shield' over North Korea?
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« Reply #26 on: November 26, 2017, 02:35:17 PM »

Does the first turn end tonight? Also, UWS, what do you mean about a 'shield' over North Korea?

Yes, it does
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« Reply #27 on: November 26, 2017, 02:38:00 PM »

Does the first turn end tonight? Also, UWS, what do you mean about a 'shield' over North Korea?

Well, you know something like Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_Defense_Initiative). And the anti-missile shield I'm referring to is a reinforcement of the US military presence on the Pacific and to a deployment of THAAD missiles in strategic points like Hawaii, Alaska, the Western Coast and the Sea of Japan, missiles that are able to intercept and take down any North Korean nuclear missile launched against us or our allies.
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« Reply #28 on: November 26, 2017, 03:00:15 PM »

Does the first turn end tonight? Also, UWS, what do you mean about a 'shield' over North Korea?

Well, you know something like Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_Defense_Initiative). And the anti-missile shield I'm referring to is a reinforcement of the US military presence on the Pacific and to a deployment of THAAD missiles in strategic points like Hawaii, Alaska, the Western Coast and the Sea of Japan, missiles that are able to intercept and take down any North Korean nuclear missile launched against us or our allies.

Ok, thank you.
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« Reply #29 on: November 26, 2017, 03:14:01 PM »

NHI, can you post the monthly economic figures such as unemployment rates, job creation, stock markets, GDP growth rates, and GINI during the Rubio administration.
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« Reply #30 on: November 26, 2017, 07:14:39 PM »

NHI, can you post the monthly economic figures such as unemployment rates, job creation, stock markets, GDP growth rates, and GINI during the Rubio administration.

Yes can do in my update
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« Reply #31 on: November 26, 2017, 07:47:39 PM »

NHI, can you post the monthly economic figures such as unemployment rates, job creation, stock markets, GDP growth rates, and GINI during the Rubio administration.

Yes can do in my update

Also, which new Governors were elected in 2018 (especially in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Nevada and other key primary/caucus states)?
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« Reply #32 on: November 26, 2017, 07:58:33 PM »

NHI, can you post the monthly economic figures such as unemployment rates, job creation, stock markets, GDP growth rates, and GINI during the Rubio administration.

Yes. These will be crucial.
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« Reply #33 on: November 26, 2017, 07:59:42 PM »

Can sherrod brown be a candidate
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« Reply #34 on: November 26, 2017, 08:02:48 PM »


He's already been taken.
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« Reply #35 on: November 26, 2017, 08:15:20 PM »


I'm Sherrod Brown...sorry.

If you want to play as a serious Democrat... I recommend someone like Kamala Harris or Kirsten Gillibrand.
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« Reply #36 on: November 26, 2017, 08:27:05 PM »
« Edited: November 26, 2017, 08:32:00 PM by beautiful Harry Teague! »

I'll be harris
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« Reply #37 on: November 26, 2017, 08:31:20 PM »

NHI, can you post the monthly economic figures such as unemployment rates, job creation, stock markets, GDP growth rates, and GINI during the Rubio administration.

Yes. These will be crucial.

Definitely.
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« Reply #38 on: November 26, 2017, 09:01:14 PM »
« Edited: November 26, 2017, 09:03:37 PM by beautiful Harry Teague! »

Sacremento, California, December 17, 2019

As a democrat, we have unfinished work to do. I am a pragmatist who will fight for our democratic values and get things done! I am tired of the top 1% receiving all the benefits while others get hammered! I will make sure we are safe from threats at home and abroad! I believe I am the best candidate to do this, which is why I am running for President of the United States!

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« Reply #39 on: November 26, 2017, 10:03:33 PM »




President Rubio has announced his campaign for reelection. His agenda is in tatters; with few accomplishments to run on( save for a 1 T dollar tax cut and a partial Obamacare repeal) the president is betting on Americans giving he and the republicans a second chance.

The public is equally divided with 44% approving of the president, and 47% disapproving.

The president is also facing a contested fight for the primary. Congressman Justin Amash seems to be making a play for the conservative libertarian vote; and younger voters; while Governor Gregg Abbott is running as the conservative alternative; in part as a result to the attempted immigration reform pursued by Rubio and senate republicans.

Noted white suprmacist David duke has also thrown his hat into the ring. His candidacy has received a strong rebuke from both sides.

Current polling finds Rubio ahead with 70% support. Abbott is his closest rival; with a meager 14%.

Economic Analysts forecast a slight down in the economy. The last quarter’s growth was revised; the economy grew at 1.9%. This is the second straight quarter of a decline in economic growth

Unemployment currently stands at 5.8%. A slight downtick from last months 5.9%.
Jobs created: 2017-2019 1.1 M
Stock market reached 24,000 level in March 2018
Concerns over a meltdown. “Stocks continue to climb, it can only go down.” — Robert Reich

 



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On the Democratic Side a slightly smaller field than expected. Big names like Cory Booker and Andrew Cuomo and Kirsten Gillibrand took a pass on running.

Currently, Former Vice Presidential nominee and incumbent Ohio Senator sherrod Brown leads the pack with 21%. He is followed by California Senator Kamala Harris and Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin. Both seem to be vying for the consensus candidate. Both are considered rising stars.

After the debacle of 2016 Democrats are eager to avoid a similar problem. Party Chair Keith Ellison has called for a “fair and transparent process”. Several democratic debates are planned throughout the primary process with the first taking place at the end of August.

Other democrats running are Virginia Senator Tim Kaine; who is looking to fill the establishment Lane; Bernie Sanders running mate and Congressman Tulsi Gabbard is also running for the nomination

Perennial democratic candidate and former congressman Dennis Kucinich announced his bid for the presidency; hoping to pick up the threads of Sanders candidacy.

Two wild card candidates are: Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards and Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander. Kander a former senate candidacy has been a harsh critic of the republicans attempts at voter reform.

Bel Edwards campaign is an appeal to the white working class voter who broke for Rubio in 2016. Bel Edwards has also been critical of the Democrats focus on identity politics.

Brown: 21%
Harris: 17%
Baldwin: 14%
Kaine: 9%
Gabbard: 6%
Kucinich: 5%
Kander: 3%
Bel Edwards: 2%
Undecided: 23%
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« Reply #40 on: November 26, 2017, 10:15:30 PM »




President Rubio has announced his campaign for reelection. His agenda is in tatters; with few accomplishments to run on( save for a 1 T dollar tax cut and a partial Obamacare repeal) the president is betting on Americans giving he and the republicans a second chance.

The public is equally divided with 44% approving of the president, and 47% disapproving.

The president is also facing a contested fight for the primary. Congressman Justin Amash seems to be making a play for the conservative libertarian vote; and younger voters; while Governor Gregg Abbott is running as the conservative alternative; in part as a result to the attempted immigration reform pursued by Rubio and senate republicans.

Noted white suprmacist David duke has also thrown his hat into the ring. His candidacy has received a strong rebuke from both sides.

Current polling finds Rubio ahead with 70% support. Abbott is his closest rival; with a meager 14%.

Economic Analysts forecast a slight down in the economy. The last quarter’s growth was revised; the economy grew at 1.9%. This is the second straight quarter of a decline in economic growth

Unemployment currently stands at 5.8%. A slight downtick from last months 5.9%.
Jobs created: 2017-2019 1.1 M
Stock market reached 24,000 level in March 2018
Concerns over a meltdown. “Stocks continue to climb, it can only go down.” — Robert Reich

 



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On the Democratic Side a slightly smaller field than expected. Big names like Cory Booker and Andrew Cuomo and Kirsten Gillibrand took a pass on running.

Currently, Former Vice Presidential nominee and incumbent Ohio Senator sherrod Brown leads the pack with 21%. He is followed by California Senator Kamala Harris and Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin. Both seem to be vying for the consensus candidate. Both are considered rising stars.

After the debacle of 2016 Democrats are eager to avoid a similar problem. Party Chair Keith Ellison has called for a “fair and transparent process”. Several democratic debates are planned throughout the primary process with the first taking place at the end of August.

Other democrats running are Virginia Senator Tim Kaine; who is looking to fill the establishment Lane; Bernie Sanders running mate and Congressman Tulsi Gabbard is also running for the nomination

Perennial democratic candidate and former congressman Dennis Kucinich announced his bid for the presidency; hoping to pick up the threads of Sanders candidacy.

Two wild card candidates are: Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards and Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander. Kander a former senate candidacy has been a harsh critic of the republicans attempts at voter reform.

Bel Edwards campaign is an appeal to the white working class voter who broke for Rubio in 2016. Bel Edwards has also been critical of the Democrats focus on identity politics.

Brown: 21%
Harris: 17%
Baldwin: 14%
Kaine: 9%
Gabbard: 6%
Kucinich: 5%
Kander: 3%
Bel Edwards: 2%
Undecided: 23%
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Round will last: 7/15/19 to 7/22/19.
Please have your schedules up by Thursday at 10;09 pm est

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« Reply #41 on: November 26, 2017, 10:17:31 PM »


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« Reply #42 on: November 26, 2017, 10:30:08 PM »
« Edited: November 27, 2017, 08:30:22 AM by NHI »

Primary Dates
February 3, 2020 - IA
February 11, 2020 - NH
February 22, 2020 - SC gop / NV Dem
February 25 2020 - NV gop
February 29, 2020 - SC Dem
March 3, 2020 Super Tuesday
- AL
- AK
- CA
- CO
- GA
- IL
- MA
- MN
- OK
- ND
- TN
- TX
- VT
- VA


IA Caucus Poll:

- Rubio: 73% Abbott: 13% Amash: 3% Duke: <1%
- Brown: 18% Baldwin: 17% Harris: 15% Gabbard: 10% Kander: 6% Kaine: 4% Kucinich: 3% Edwards: 1%

NH Primary Poll:

- Rubio: 67% Amash: 8% Abbott: 6% Duke: <1%
- Brown: 15% Baldwin: 10% Harris: 8% Gabbard: 7% Kaine: 3% Kander: 2% Kucinich: 2% Bel Edwards: 1%

SC Primary Poll:

- Rubio: 72% Abbott: 11% Duke: 5% Amash: 2%
- Brown: 14% Harris: 14% Kaine: 9% Bel Edwards: 8% Kander: 3% Baldwin: 2% Kucinich: 1%
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« Reply #43 on: November 26, 2017, 10:54:18 PM »

Primary Dates
February 3, 2020 - IA
February 11, 2020 - NH
February 22, 2020 - SC gop / NV Dem
February 25 2020 - NV gop
February 29, 2020 - SC Dem
March 3, 2020 Super Tuesday
- AL
- AK
- CA
- CO
- GA
- IL
- MA
- MN
- OK
- ND
- TN
- TX
- VT
- VA


IA Caucus Poll:

- Rubio: 73% Abbott: 13% Amash: 3% Duke: <1%
- Brown: 18% Baldwin: 17% Harris: 15% Gabbard: 10% Kander: 6% Kaine: 4% Kucinich: 3% Edwards: 1%

NH Primary Poll:

- Rubio: 67% Amash: 8% Abbott: 6% Duke: <1%
- Brown: 15% Baldwin: 10% Harris: 8% Gabbard: 7% Kaine: 3% Kander: 2% Kucinich: 2% Bel Edwards: 1%

SC Primary Poll:

- Rubio: 72% Abbott: 11% Amash: 2% Duke: 1%
- Brown: 14% Harris: 14% Kaine: 9% Bel Edwards: 8% Kander: 3% Baldwin: 2% Kucinich: 1%


OOC: I must be nuts...but I think David Duke would be doing better in South Carolina. This is the state was first to leave the Union after Abraham Lincoln's election... Also, why is Rubio (and Brown) doing worse in New Hampshire as opposed to Iowa and South Carolina? Finally, you gave us Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina polls, why not Nevada?
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« Reply #44 on: November 26, 2017, 11:20:56 PM »

Primary Dates
February 3, 2020 - IA
February 11, 2020 - NH
February 22, 2020 - SC gop / NV Dem
February 25 2020 - NV gop
February 29, 2020 - SC Dem
March 3, 2020 Super Tuesday
- AL
- AK
- CA
- CO
- GA
- IL
- MA
- MN
- OK
- ND
- TN
- TX
- VT
- VA


IA Caucus Poll:

- Rubio: 73% Abbott: 13% Amash: 3% Duke: <1%
- Brown: 18% Baldwin: 17% Harris: 15% Gabbard: 10% Kander: 6% Kaine: 4% Kucinich: 3% Edwards: 1%

NH Primary Poll:

- Rubio: 67% Amash: 8% Abbott: 6% Duke: <1%
- Brown: 15% Baldwin: 10% Harris: 8% Gabbard: 7% Kaine: 3% Kander: 2% Kucinich: 2% Bel Edwards: 1%

SC Primary Poll:

- Rubio: 72% Abbott: 11% Amash: 2% Duke: 1%
- Brown: 14% Harris: 14% Kaine: 9% Bel Edwards: 8% Kander: 3% Baldwin: 2% Kucinich: 1%


OOC: I must be nuts...but I think David Duke would be doing better in South Carolina. This is the state was first to leave the Union after Abraham Lincoln's election... Also, why is Rubio (and Brown) doing worse in New Hampshire as opposed to Iowa and South Carolina? Finally, you gave us Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina polls, why not Nevada?

I think NH is mostly due to both Amash and Abbott receiving a small share of the poll.
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« Reply #45 on: November 27, 2017, 08:32:29 AM »

NV Caucus Poll:

- Rubio: 75% Abbott: 12% Amash: 4% Duke: 1%

- Brown: 20% Harris: 15% Baldwin: 9% Gabbard: 5% Kaine: 3% Kucinich: 2% Kander: 1% Bel Edwards: 1#
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« Reply #46 on: November 27, 2017, 04:32:41 PM »




President Rubio has announced his campaign for reelection. His agenda is in tatters; with few accomplishments to run on( save for a 1 T dollar tax cut and a partial Obamacare repeal) the president is betting on Americans giving he and the republicans a second chance.

The public is equally divided with 44% approving of the president, and 47% disapproving.

The president is also facing a contested fight for the primary. Congressman Justin Amash seems to be making a play for the conservative libertarian vote; and younger voters; while Governor Gregg Abbott is running as the conservative alternative; in part as a result to the attempted immigration reform pursued by Rubio and senate republicans.

Noted white suprmacist David duke has also thrown his hat into the ring. His candidacy has received a strong rebuke from both sides.

Current polling finds Rubio ahead with 70% support. Abbott is his closest rival; with a meager 14%.

Economic Analysts forecast a slight down in the economy. The last quarter’s growth was revised; the economy grew at 1.9%. This is the second straight quarter of a decline in economic growth

Unemployment currently stands at 5.8%. A slight downtick from last months 5.9%.
Jobs created: 2017-2019 1.1 M
Stock market reached 24,000 level in March 2018
Concerns over a meltdown. “Stocks continue to climb, it can only go down.” — Robert Reich

 



——-
On the Democratic Side a slightly smaller field than expected. Big names like Cory Booker and Andrew Cuomo and Kirsten Gillibrand took a pass on running.

Currently, Former Vice Presidential nominee and incumbent Ohio Senator sherrod Brown leads the pack with 21%. He is followed by California Senator Kamala Harris and Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin. Both seem to be vying for the consensus candidate. Both are considered rising stars.

After the debacle of 2016 Democrats are eager to avoid a similar problem. Party Chair Keith Ellison has called for a “fair and transparent process”. Several democratic debates are planned throughout the primary process with the first taking place at the end of August.

Other democrats running are Virginia Senator Tim Kaine; who is looking to fill the establishment Lane; Bernie Sanders running mate and Congressman Tulsi Gabbard is also running for the nomination

Perennial democratic candidate and former congressman Dennis Kucinich announced his bid for the presidency; hoping to pick up the threads of Sanders candidacy.

Two wild card candidates are: Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards and Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander. Kander a former senate candidacy has been a harsh critic of the republicans attempts at voter reform.

Bel Edwards campaign is an appeal to the white working class voter who broke for Rubio in 2016. Bel Edwards has also been critical of the Democrats focus on identity politics.

Brown: 21%
Harris: 17%
Baldwin: 14%
Kaine: 9%
Gabbard: 6%
Kucinich: 5%
Kander: 3%
Bel Edwards: 2%
Undecided: 23%
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what schedule?
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« Reply #47 on: November 27, 2017, 07:37:49 PM »


The schedule of where your candidate will go, what they will do over that period of time (July 15-22 I think).
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« Reply #48 on: November 27, 2017, 09:41:16 PM »
« Edited: November 28, 2017, 08:51:06 PM by beautiful Harry Teague! »


The schedule of where your candidate will go, what they will do over that period of time (July 15-22 I think).
thanks!


Monday- breakfast meet/greet in Des Moines; speech in Johnson County, IA at UIowa at 2:00 PM; Flight  to South Carolina
Tuesday-breakfast meet and greet and myrtle beach, SC; joint press conference with Charleston Mayor

Wednesday- speech in Sumter County; flight to NH

Thursday- brunch meet/greet in Nashua; speech at UNH

Friday- rally in Coos county; flight to Nevada

Saturday-meet/greet w/unionized strip workers; rally at Henderson

Sunday- rally in Washoe county, Flight to California

Press Director-Nathan Click
Campaign Manager-Juan Rodrigez
Dep. Campaign Manager- Jeff Weaver
Chief Strategist-David Axelrod
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« Reply #49 on: November 28, 2017, 07:20:53 PM »

Baldwin 2020: Restoring America

Schedule for 7/15/2019-7/22/2018

7/15
-Official campaign launch in Madison, Wisconsin
-Organise national campaign committee

7/16
-Fly to Iowa
-Rally in Des Moines, Iowa
-Rally in Iowa City, Iowa
-Barnstorm in Linn County, Iowa
-Barnstorm in Muscatine County, Iowa

7/17
-Policy Speech in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 'Healthcare: A Right, Not a Privilege
-Rally in Council Bluffs, Iowa

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-Visit farms in northern Iowa

7/18
-Fly to New Hampshire
-Rally in Manchester, New Hampshire
-Rally in Brentwood, New Hampshire
-Barnstorm in Merrimack County, New Hampshire
-Barnstorm in Rockingham County, New Hampshire

7/19
-Organise volunteers in New Hampshire
-Build New Hampshire committee
-Build fundraising apparatus in New Hampshire

7/20
-Fly to Iowa
-Organise volunteers in Iowa
-Build Iowa campaign committee
-Build Iowa fundraising apparatus

7/21
-Fly to Nevada
-Rally in Las Vegas, Nevada
-Rally in Reno, Nevada
-Barnstorm in Carson City county, Nevada
-Barnstorm in Elko County, Nevada

7/22
-Organise volunteers in Nevada
-Build Nevada campaign committee
-Build Nevada fundraising apparatus

Campaign team

Chair: Jeffrey Levensaler
Deputy Chair: Janet Piraino
Chief Strategist: Tad Devine
Fundraising Director: TBA
Press Director: John Kraus
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