Parliamentary America - The Game (TURN 13)

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I'd like to play as Hillary Clinton, Liberal MP from New York.

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Transcript of Hillary Clinton's remarks at her campaign launch for her Liberal Party leadership bid



January 7, 2016; New York City, New York --

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Hillary Clinton campaign schedule, week of January 13, 2016

January 13
The Clinton campaign flies from New York City, New York to Des Moines, Iowa. That evening, a large rally is held in Des Moines.

January 14
The campaign meets with Liberal Party officials in the Iowa State Parliament. Later that day, campaign staff organizes and establishes the Iowa ground game ahead of the upcoming caucuses.

January 15
The campaign holds a fundraising breakfast in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and then flies to Manchester, New Hampshire, where a large public rally is held.

January 16
The campaign flies to Little Rock, Arkansas, and meets with local Liberal Party officials, including several who worked with former Prime Minister Bill Clinton in the early days of his political career. That night, the campaign holds a rally in Little Rock.

January 17
The Clinton campaign heads to Charleston, South Carolina. Here, Hillary Clinton attends the ceremonial opening of South Carolina's state headquarters for the Clinton campaign, and then attends a fundraising dinner.

January 18
After a morning press conference to discuss the particulars of the start of her campaign, Hillary Clinton flies back to New York City. A fundraising dinner is held, and then Clinton does an evening of cable news interviews.

January 19
Behind the scenes work is performed in New York, organizing the nationwide campaign effort. That night, a large public rally is held in Manhattan.

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HILLARY CLINTON'S RESPONSES FROM THE FIRST LIBERAL DEBATE

1. Currently, polling shows that only 44% of voters have a positive or neutral opinion of Prime Minister Barack Obama. Do you approve of Prime Minister Obama's job performance, and, if so, how can you explain his low approval ratings?
The opposition devotes all of their time smearing the Prime Minister, ensuring that people blame him for every error in this country. In reality, Prime Minister Obama has brought us into a new era in healthcare, civil rights, and a dramatic recovery of the economy, and we should all be proud of the job he has done.

2. If elected, which three issues will you focus the most attention on while in office?
I want to focus on building America's future -- which means ensuring affordable and universal healthcare for everyone, guaranteeing debt-free college for our students, and prioritizing this nation's safety, security, and status. We live in a world full of uncertainties, and strong, qualified leadership is an invaluable prospect for these times. As a former foreign minister, I know how to handle tough situations, and so I feel undeniably ready to face whatever may happen in these next few years.

3. If you could choose one other party for the Liberals to form a coalition government with, which one would it be and why?
My goal, first and foremost, is to make sure that the Liberals receive a majority, a true mandate, from the voters. I feel this is absolutely attainable. But if circumstances dictate we must form another coalition, I'll be more than ready to work with whatever party wishes to implement our plan for an equal and prosperous America.

4.  You have been criticized in the past for serving on the executive boards of  multiple large corporations and for accepting large sums of money from corporations as payment for giving speeches. How can you assure voters that you will have the interests of common people - not those of big businesses - in mind while serving as Prime Minister?
Those speeches were given, and those board invitations were accepted, while I was a private citizen. Unlike some candidates in this election, I recognize how to separate my personal affairs and the actions which must be taken to better serve the American people. I can assure you that as Prime Minister, I will make sure that everything I do will be for the benefit of everyone -- not just affluent donors or wealthy businesspeople. That's what it means to be a Liberal.

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CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE -- JAN. 20-26

JANUARY 20
The campaign flew to Des Moines, Iowa and held a large public rally, as well as a fundraising dinner.

JANUARY 21
The campaign flew to Reno, Nevada and met with local Liberal Party officials. That night, the campaign initiated debate prep.

JANUARY 22
The team traveled down to Las Vegas and held several barnstorming events.

JANUARY 23
The campaign flew to Sacramento, California. They received the endorsements of several state officials, and opened the CA campaign headquarters.

JANUARY 24
The campaign flew to Los Angeles and held a series of barnstorming events. That night, a celebrity fundraising dinner was held.

JANUARY 25
The campaign flew to Manchester, New Hampshire, and held a handful of rallies throughout the day in nearby locales.

JANUARY 26
The campaign flew to Sioux City, Iowa, and held a rally and a fundraising dinner.

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HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE: JANUARY 27 - FEBRUARY 2, 2016

JANUARY 27
The campaign began a high-impact Internet and television ad buy in Iowa. That night, a large rally was held in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with former Prime Minister Bill Clinton opening, introducing his wife.

JANUARY 28
Former Prime Minister Bill Clinton flew to Manchester, New Hampshire, and gave speeches on behalf of Hillary Clinton in Manchester and Concord. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton gave speeches in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and Des Moines, Iowa.

JANUARY 29
Hillary Clinton took a quick diversion from the Iowa grind, and the campaign flew out to Portland, Oregon to hold a rally. (Secretly, members of the campaign were hoping that a bird would land on the lectern. But sadly, no birds ever did.)

JANUARY 30
On the way back from Oregon, the campaign held a rally in Las Vegas and a fundraising dinner in Reno.

JANUARY 31
Continuing their mini-road trip, the Clinton campaign stopped in Denver, Colorado, and held a rally. Referencing the state's liberal policy towards cannabis, Clinton promised to "legalize medical marijuana and loosen the harsh penalties on recreational marijuana usage" if elected.

FEBRUARY 1
The Clinton campaign returned to Iowa for the final full day before the vote. A big rally was held in Des Moines, featuring big name stars and lengthy, enthusiastic remarks from former Prime Minister Bill Clinton. Meanwhile, surrogates held a smaller big-dollar fundraising event elsewhere in the city.

FEBRUARY 2
The campaign held a watch party for the results of the party elections. Afterward, the campaign immediately flew to New Hampshire, to begin another few days of campaigning before that state's vote.

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STATEMENT FROM HILLARY CLINTON IN RESPONSE TO THE DEATH OF LARRY SANDERS, BROTHER OF PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE BERNIE SANDERS

I am saddened to hear of the death of Larry Sanders. He was a man who devoted his life to helping others and fighting for better conditions for the middle class in the United Kingdom, just as his younger brother Bernie continues to do here in the United States. I extend my deepest sympathies to the Sanders family at their time of grief.

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HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE: FEBRUARY 3-9, 2016

Excerpt from Hillary Clinton's Iowa concession speech

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FEBRUARY 3
The Clinton campaign held a massive rally in Manchester, New Hampshire. Former Prime Minister Bill Clinton opened for his wife. That night, a fundraising dinner was held.

FEBRUARY 4
The campaign then flew across the country to Los Angeles, where a new campaign surrogate -- Senator Dianne Feinstein -- introduced Hillary Clinton during a big rally at the Staples Center. That night, the campaign flew to Carson City, Nevada, and held another rally there.

FEBRUARY 5
The Clinton campaign held a fundraiser and a rally in Las Vegas.

FEBRUARY 6
The campaign flew to Charleston, South Carolina, where Hillary Clinton garnered the support of a number of local Liberal Party officials, and held a rally where she announced her plans to reduce the wealth gap between African-Americans and whites, as well as reducing tensions between African-Americans and the law enforcement community.

FEBRUARY 7
The Clinton campaign held a rally in Columbia, South Carolina, and later that day, proceeded to head back up to New Hampshire. A rally was held in Concord.

FEBRUARY 8
Bill Clinton held a surrogate rally for Hillary Clinton in Boston, while the candidate herself traveled to Atlanta to begin barnstorming.

FEBRUARY 9
The Clinton campaign reassembled in Las Vegas, for another series of public appearances and press opportunities.

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HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE: FEBRUARY 10-16, 2016

Excerpt from Hillary Clinton's New Hampshire post-electoral speech:

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FEBRUARY 10
The Clinton campaign traveled to Nevada, where they held a rally in suburban Las Vegas before moving on to Reno to meet with local Liberal Party officials.

FEBRUARY 11
The campaign flew to Charleston, South Carolina. Hillary Clinton met with local Liberal Party officials, and the campaign held a large rally in Columbia that evening.

FEBRUARY 12
The Clinton campaign flew to Atlanta. A large public rally was held, followed by several private fundraising events. Hillary Clinton also gave interviews to the local press.

FEBRUARY 13
The Clinton campaign flew to Austin, Texas, and held a large public rally, followed by meetings with local officials and fundraising events.

FEBRUARY 14
The Clinton campaign flew to Virginia Beach, Virginia, and briefly barnstrormed before taking off again, for Birmingham, Alabama. There, Clinton received the support of local Liberal Party officials, and held a large rally that evening.

FEBRUARY 15
Largely for fun, the Clinton campaign spent the morning flying to Little Rock, Arkansas. Despite holding a notable lead in the polls, it was decided that it would be good to show a connection with the start of the Clintons' political career.

FEBRUARY 16
Finally, the Clinton campaign ended the week once again in South Carolina. A rally was held in Charleston.

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HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE, FEBRUARY 24–MARCH 1, 2016

FEBRUARY 24
The Clinton campaign traveled to Dallas, where they held a number of fundraising events and two rallies.

FEBRUARY 25
Team Clinton then flew to St. Louis. They held an afternoon rally before commuting to Jefferson City, Missouri, the state capital, to meet with Liberal Party officials.  A fundraising event was held simultaneously back in St. Louis, hosted by Bill Clinton.

FEBRUARY 26
The Clinton campaigned launched a TV ad buy in Missouri, Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Mississippi. The 15, 30, and 60 second spots focus on Clinton's longtime dedication to those in need and briefly touch upon her Southern history. The ad is narrated by veteran MP and lifelong civil rights activist John Lewis.

Meanwhile, the team itself flew to Columbus, Ohio. A large rally was held, featuring Bill Clinton opening for his wife.

FEBRUARY 27
The campaign wasted no time in heading to Richmond, Virginia. A rally was held that afternoon, combined with a fundraising event, hosted by Premier Terry McAuliffe, who wholeheartedly endorsed Hillary Clinton to rapturous applause.

FEBRUARY 28
The Clinton campaign flew to Chicago next. They held a variety of community events over the course of the day, often in poorer, minority-heavy neighborhoods. Clinton spoke of her desire to assist impoverished Americans, help them get back to work, and put their children in good schools, as well as ensuring that there's a safety net to help them in times of need.

FEBRUARY 29
The Clinton campaign flew to Philadelphia next, meeting with local Liberal Party leaders and making similar pitches in poor areas of the city similar to the prior day's activities.

MARCH 1
The Clinton campaign then flew home to New York City. A large rally was held in Brooklyn, but then a smaller watch party was held in Manhattan that night to watch the Super Tuesday results roll in.

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HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE, MARCH 9–15, 2016

MARCH 9
Hillary Clinton held a rally in Brooklyn, New York, and held a fundraiser that night.

MARCH 10
The Clinton campaign flew to Jackson, Mississippi. They held a large public rally and collected the endorsements of several local Liberal Party officials.

MARCH 11
The Clinton campaign flew to Orlando, Florida. There was a rally where Bill Clinton opened for Hillary Clinton, and a number of barnstorming events over the rest of the day.

MARCH 12
The Clinton campaign flew to St. Louis, and held a campaign event that afternoon. They then relocated to Kansas City, Missouri, and held a rally that evening.

MARCH 13
Hillary Clinton flew to Ohio and rallied in Cincinnati and Columbus, while half of the campaign, including Bill Clinton, remained in Missouri and barnstormed.

MARCH 14
Hillary Clinton held a rally in Salt Lake City, while the other half of the campaign flew to Raleigh, North Carolina and held a number of events.

MARCH 15
The Clinton campaign reconvened in Chicago and held one of their largest rallies yet.

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HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE, MARCH 23–29, 2016

MARCH 23
The Clinton campaign flew to Los Angeles and held a number of community events in impoverished, minority neighborhoods. Hillary Clinton reiterated her campaign promise to reinvigorate the educational situation, infrastructure, and economic opportunities of these communities.

MARCH 24
The Clinton campaign flew upstate to San Francisco, and Hillary Clinton gave a speech at the headquarters of the GLBT Historical Society, and pledged to push for the abolition of the remaining laws in many states with discriminate against LGBT+ people in the workplace.

MARCH 25
The Clinton campaign flew to Phoenix, and held a few large barnstorming events. Simultaneously, a number of surrogates fundraised.

MARCH 26
Hillary Clinton flew to Utah and held one highly-publicized rally in Salt Lake City.

MARCH 27
The Clinton campaign headed to Milwaukee. Hillary Clinton spoke about the racial tensions which have been growing lately as the ethnic composition of the city has changed in recent years. She also publicly endorsed the Black Lives Matter movement.

MARCH 28
The Clinton campaign spent the day in Madison, Wisconsin. They collected the support of local Liberal officials and held fundraising events.

MARCH 29
Hillary Clinton ended the week at an event in Cheyenne, Wyoming. She pledged to further support for the National Park Service if elected Prime Minister, and emphasized the importance of preserving the country's national beauty, including Yellowstone National Park.

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Hillary Clinton, having recently been diagnosed with pneumonia, is unable to travel this week. However, she skyped into fundraising events in Wyoming, New York, and California.

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HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE: APRIL 20–26, 2016

APRIL 20
Hillary Clinton returned to the campaign trail today. She started off with a rally in Baltimore, before heading to Wilmington, Delaware.

APRIL 21
The campaigning continued in Delaware. Clinton stuck to speaking, while other surrogates, like Bill Clinton, did the more intensive behind-the-scenes work.

APRIL 22
Clinton traveled to Indianapolis, where she held a campaign fundraiser/rally and met with local Liberal officials.

APRIL 23
Hillary Clinton spoke at a rally in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where she spoke about the importance of fostering a healthy environment for American workers.

APRIL 24
Clinton remained in the state for the start of the day with an event in Evansville, Indiana, before moving back to the East Coast and holding an event in Providence, Rhode Island.

APRIL 25
Clinton spoke at a massive rally in New York City, and held several fundraising events that evening.

APRIL 26
Hillary Clinton ended the week with a campaign event in Silver Springs, Maryland.

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HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE, MAY 4–10, 2016

MAY 4
The Clinton campaign headed out to Indianapolis, and held a large public rally.

MAY 5
The team resources split again—a number of surrogates, including Bill Clinton, headed off to Newark, New Jersey, while Hillary Clinton began campaigning in Portland, Oregon. Two events were held that night, cross-country, even featuring a satellite uplink in which Bill Clinton and Cory Booker spoke to the crowd in Portland while Hillary Clinton greeted the audiences in Newark.

MAY 6
Clinton continued campaigning on the West Coast, heading down to San Francisco. Bill Clinton hosted several fundraising events in New Jersey.

MAY 7
The two campaign halves reunited for one of the biggest rallies yet, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

MAY 8
The Clinton campaign moved back to Indianapolis.

MAY 9
Bill Clinton flew to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, while Hillary remained in Indiana.

MAY 10
Several Clinton surrogates in the entertainment industry held a fundraising/rally in Los Angeles.

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HILLARY CLINTON CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE: MAY 18–24, 2016

MAY 18
Hillary Clinton started out her week with a campaign event in San Francisco.

MAY 19
Team Clinton continued their West Coast crusade. That morning, Hillary Clinton attended a fundraising breakfast in Salem, Oregon, where she met with local Liberal Party officials working in the state capital. Later that day, the campaign held a large rally in Portland.

MAY 20
The Clinton campaign continued to campaign in Oregon, while Bill Clinton headed back south, to hold several events with celebrity surrogates in Los Angeles and the surrounding areas.

MAY 21
Hillary Clinton held a rally with state Liberal politicians in Sacramento, California.

MAY 22
Bill and Hillary Clinton held a joint event in San Diego. The focus of the speech was on reforming immigration and providing a pathway to citizenship. Hillary Clinton further criticized the right-wing proposals to deport illegal immigrants and build a wall on the Mexican border.

MAY 23
Bill Clinton took half of the campaign resources and started campaigning in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

MAY 24
The campaign reconvened in Portland, Oregon for one last rally.

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NeverAgain, kyc0705, and Kingpoleon... please have everything in as soon as possible. Thanks!

Trying to! I really need to find a Deputy Leader, if anyone is interested PLEASE PM me!

Same here. It's not been as easy as I hoped.