Fear and Loathing in 72’ – The Election Game (GM Vacancy)

[Lumine]

Turn Eight: The Ballad of Richard Daley

March 15th to March 21st, 1972

In the News!

Nixon announces moratorium on busing:

Surprising public announcement from the President declares a moratorium on the issue of forced busing, polls in support and civil rights groups against

Lon Nol President of the Khmer Republic:

Nol takes control of vacant office, solidifies hold in Cambodia

1.- Illinois Primary: The big prize for the campaigns to conquer, as this monster of a primary brings 102 Republican Delegates and a whopping 179 Democratic delegates to the Conventions. Mayor Daley's endorsement is won by Mayor John Lindsay, bringing him the still powerful Daley machine and a major advantage in this contest. Good appeals were made by other people, but in the end it was Lindsey who made the most effective appeal. On the Republican side an Uncommitted slate will run as neither candidate got on the ballot, but they can campaign for write-in votes if they wish to do so.

2.- Wisconsin Deadline: This week includes a deadline to file in for the upcoming Wisconsin Primary, and all players interested in contesting this one should be wary of not forgetting to file-in.

Primary Polling

Gallup: Republican Primary:

Richard Nixon: 70% (+2)
Barry Goldwater Jr: 28% (+1)
Undecided: 4%

It's Richard Nixon on the rise after a convincing victory in Florida, securing the President's position for some time. Still, with Illinois not giving Nixon a clear advantage and the end of March contests being caucuses, the race is still far from over, as more and more southern GOP offices flock to the Goldwater camp in protest of Nixon going too far to the left on some issues. Now upgraded to a major challenger, the Goldwater campaign will be able to go on as long as they keep beating expectations...

Gallup: Democratic Primary:

John Lindsay: 28% (+3)
Ed Muskie: 18% (-2)
Sam Yorty: 17% (+2)
George McGovern: 14%
Fred Harris: 8% (+1)
Eugene McCarthy: 7% (+1)
Mike Gravel: 6% (-2)
Undecided: 3% (-1)

Florida has cemented Lindsay as the Democratic frontrunner for the nomination, but getting that coveted post also brings its own troubles, for Lindsay will take major hits if he fails to overcome expectations of his growing momentum. Yorty benefits from a surge following a good showing in Florida and a mounting national operation, yet his stance on busing makes him more toxic to moderates inside the party. Muskie took a hit after Florida, yet observers report his campaign has been better organized and his polling has more or less kept stable in Illinois. As McGovern faces no surge following a failure to contest Florida at all, Harris and McCarthy rise, Mike Gravel taking a large hit following a disappointing showing and other clouds on the horizon...

Random and Player Consecuence Events:

Nixon secures key Minnesota support:

The President's campaign has scored a victory for the upcoming Minnesota caucus, as most of the local party officers led by former Governor Harold LeVander have formally endorsed Nixon to head up his efforts on the state. Gallup reports the President to be on the rise in Minnesota polling, giving the incumbent an advantage there.

Yorty condemned by busing stance:

Despite bringing him a stunning performance in the state of Florida, it seems Yorty's strong support for the anti-busing proposal has backfired in most of the country. While southern voters hail him for it, support for Yorty amongst Mideastern States and New England has taken a sizable hit in the polls, which comes as a blow for the Los Angeles Mayor's campaign.

Gravel campaign in trouble, fundraising and endorsements dried up:

An unexpectedly bad performance on the Florida Primary has delived a tough blow to the rising Gravel campaign, which had previously contested Arizona to good results while securing a broad base of endorsers. Yet several news sources report that following these results the campaign has been unable to make headway in endorsements and extra fundraising, creating trouble.

[Lumine]

Primary Candidate Data

Notoriety = N, Organization = O, Finance = F

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Early States, Tentative Polling:

Gallup: Illinois Republican Primary:

Uncommitted: 55% (-2)
WI: Richard Nixon: 23% (+2)
WI: Barry Goldwater Jr: 16%
Undecided: 6%

Gallup: Minnesota Republican Caucus:

Richard Nixon: 71% (+3)
Barry Goldwater Jr: 21%
Undecided: 8% (-3)

Gallup: Missouri Republican Caucus:

Richard Nixon: 55% (-1)
Barry Goldwater Jr: 38% (+4)
Undecided: 7 (-3)%

Gallup: South Carolina Republican Caucus:

Barry Goldwater Jr: 46% (+6)
Richard Nixon: 44% (-4)
Undecided: 10% (-2)

Gallup: Democratic Illinois Primary:

John Lindsay: 29% (+6)
Ed Muskie: 25% (-3)
Fred Harris: 16% (+1)
George McGovern: 10% (+3)
Mike Gravel: 7% (-2)
Eugene McCarthy: 7%
Sam Yorty: 6%
Undecided: 1% (-2)

Gallup: Democratic Missouri Caucus:

Fred Harris: 30% (+2)
Ed Muskie: 18% (-1)
Sam Yorty: 15% (+4)
John Lindsay: 12% (+2)
George McGovern: 7% (-1)
Mike Gravel: 5% (-1)
Eugene McCarthy: 3% (-1)
Undecided: 10% (-4)

Gallup: Democratic Minnesota Caucus:

Eugene McCarthy: 37% (+1)
Ed Muskie: 14% (+1)
Fred Harris: 11% (+1)
Mike Gravel: 10% (-1)
John Lindsay: 10%%
Sam Yorty: 5% (+2)
George McGovern: 4%
Undecided: 9% (-4)

Gallup: Democratic South Carolina Caucus:

Uncommited: 21% (-5)
Fred Harris: 19% (+4)
Sam Yorty: 18% (+3)
John Lindsay: 10%
Mike Gravel: 9% (-1)
George McGovern: 8%
Ed Muskie: 7%
Eugene McCarthy: 2%
Undecided: 6% (-1)

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Wisconsin Potential Polling, all candidates:

Gallup: Republican Wisconsin Primary:

Richard Nixon: 56%
Barry Goldwater Jr: 37%
Undecided: 7%

Gallup: Democratic Wisconsin Primary:

George McGovern: 28%
Ed Muskie: 15%
Fred Harris: 13%
John Lindsay: 12%
Sam Yorty: 9%
Eugene McCarthy: 7%
Mike Gravel: 6%
Undecided: 10%

[Classic Conservative]

Round 8 Endorsements!!!!

The following organization and individuals have endorsed Congressman John G. Schmitz for President.


The Conservative Party of New York
Political Party
     "Although we respect many of ours members who still support Congressman Goldwater, the upper committee of the party has decided to endorse Congressman Schmitz for President. And he will appear on our party's line in the election. Schmitz is an Constitutional Conservative who will fight for limited government, the gold standard, religion and jobs for the average American."


Fess Parker
Actor and Conservative Activist
     "Congressman Schmitz is my congressman, he's a proven fighter for all Americans on every single issue whether it's English as the offical language, the gold standard, fighting political correctness, law and order, jobs and God. Schmitz is a true constitutional conservative and that's why I'm endorsing him for President."

[Classic Conservative]

Congressman John G. Schmitz for President Schedule
March 15-21, 1972

March 15, 1972

Meet and Greet in Albany, New York
Meeting with Ludwig Von Mises and Austrian Economic Leaders
Town Hall in Saratoga Springs, New York
Meet and Greet in Cooperstown, New York
Rally in Buffalo, New York with The Conservative Party
Fundrasier in Manhattan, New York

March 16, 1972

Meet and Greet in Castle Rock, Colorado
Town Hall in Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Meet and Greet in Brighton, Colorado
Meet and Greet in Buena Vista, Colorado
Rally in Colorado Springs, Colorado called The Gold Standard is the Right Choice for America
During this rally Congressman Schmitz interviewed Gold Standard experts, economists, bankers and gold company owners. He empathized that on day one America would go back to the gold standard. He talked about how Gold Standard and Austrian Economics is the best and only good choice for America. The event was sponsored by the Austrian Economic Club of America and Goldline.

March 17, 1972

Meeting with Independent Convention Chairpeople in Salt Lake City, Utah
Town Hall with Verl Grant Dixon at the Provo Republican Party HQ over 200 people attended
Meet and Greet at Ice Cream Palor in Park City with local bishops
Meeting with Church Leaders and Mormon Activists in West Jordan, Utah
Rally in Moab, Utah with 800 people
  "America is at a desperate point in our nation we've had liberal and communist presidents one after another. Enough is enough we will elect a Constitutionalist as a President. They've let illegals in black ones, Mexican ones and Asian ones. Those bums have taken our jobs and we shall stand and fight.(cheers)We need jobs for Americans and as President that will and must happen!!!"

March 18, 1972

Meet and Greet in Big River, Utah
Meeting with Utah County Chairs and State Co-Chairs
Town Hall in Deweyville, Utah
Meet and Greet in Fillmore, Utah
Rally at Salt Lake City Hall with 6,000 attendees

March 19, 1972

Meet and Greet in Parma, Ohio
Town Hall in Kent, Ohio
Open Ohio State Headquarters in Stuebenville, Ohio name Former Nixon State Chairman Dr. Peter Drew state chairman
Meet and Greet in Perrysburg, Ohio
Rally in Cleveland, Ohio with 10,000 attendees

[VPH]

Fred Harris Schedule

March 15
Rally about the economy at Forest Park: St. Louis, MO
Meeting voters: Hannibal, MO
Barnstorming and GOTV: Quincy, IL
GOTV and dinner with local party: Macomb, IL

March 16
GOTV downtown/Meet and greet: Peoria, IL
Meeting workers/GOTV: Bloomington, IL
Rally about agricultural policy: Peru, IL
Speaking to voters/GOTV: Naperville, IL

"American workers are struggling as they carry the economy. Instead of attacking unions, let's recognize their storied history and importance! Unions abolished child labor and established the 8 hour workday! Unions brought about the minimum wage, and unions will be instrumental in our economic future, especially in increasing wages for workers and lessening inequity! I'm so glad to stand with you all, and I thank you all for your hard work."

March 17
Luncheon/GOTV: Skokie, IL
Town Hall in Little Italy: Chicago, IL
Press conference/Rally about equality with Jesse Jackson on the South Side: Chicago, IL
Talking to airport workers at O'Hare: Chicago, IL

EQUALITY RALLY (Attendance: 8,698)"Black Americans have gained victories from the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act. However, the battle for civil rights is not over. I continue to stand in solidarity with the Black community as we seek commonsense solutions to achieve equality of opportunity. Every American deserves the same chance."

March 18
Flying to SC
Meeting voters: Sumter, SC
Rally about union job creation: Columbia, SC
Meeting voters: Orangeburg, SC
Dinner with returning war vets: Orangeburg, SC

"Nixon's no job creator. Our economy is slowing to a halt and it needs a kickstart! That means investment in infrastructure, research, and education! With my reforms, we will see a spike in employment and a more competitive country on the global business market!"

March 19
Breakfast with workers: Charleston, SC
Flying to IL
Meeting voters/GOTV: East St. Louis, IL
Rally about agriculture/GOTV: Effingham, IL

March 20
Speech about Vietnam at UIllinois with Jesse Jackson/GOTV: Urbana-Champaign, IL
Rally in Bridgeport about jobs/GOTV: Chicago, IL
GOTV in Chinatown and Armour Square: Chicago, IL
Dinner with union workers/GOTV: Chicago, IL

VOTER:"Hi Senator Harris it's wonderful to meet you! I've been telling all my family and friends about you!"
HARRIS: "Thank you! It's good to meet you too. Folks like you will help us win this election!"

March 21
GOTV Downown: Rockford, IL
GOTV: Springfield, IL
GOTV: Centreville, IL
GOTV and then a watch party with volunteers: East St. Louis, IL

Illinois GOTV Strategy

Maximize the student vote for Harris
i. Turning out 'Students for Harris" groups
ii. Unifying the anti-war student groups behind Harris
iii. Help from Fr. Phillip Berrigan
Turnout the high African American populations in East St Louis and Chicago
i. Talk to NAACP leaders and former civil rights activists
ii. Rev. Jesse Jackson will mobilize supporters
iii. Focusing on Fred Harris' leading role and solutions from the Kerner Commission for discussion with undecideds and Lindsay supporters
iv. Talking about Harris' role in opening up primaries
Make inroads into union workers across the state
i. Blue collar Polish-Americans and Italian Americans
ii. Irish-American voter mobilization
iii. Specifically targeting union leaders to mobilize voters
Targeting Supporters
i. Talking to Muskie supporters about his various flip flops on issues
ii. Talking to Yorty supporters about how Harris better stands for union labor and rural issues
iii. Talking to McCarthy supporters about McCarthy's economic conservatism and disdain for the people
iv. Talking to Gravel supporters about Harris' plans on Vietnam and how they're more responsible than Gravel's stance
v. Talking to Lindsay supporters about Harris' experience
Vietnam Vets and Families
i. Talking to Vietnam Vets and their families about the New GI Bill

Fred Harris files for the Wisconsin Primary

[VPH]

Fred Harris Ad-Values

This ad will air on TV for the next week in the Chicago and St. Louis media markets.


"Illinois espouses the same values I grew up with. Hard work, dedication, wisdom, and a good sense of humor. I've greatly loved spending time here over the last few weeks, and I'm glad that all of my wonderful supporters here have so much energy. We've fought hard against the Muskie-Lindsay axis, but our battle is not over yet. I need your vote in the Democratic Primary. Here's a quick list of some of the policies I support:
-Bringing a responsible end to the atrocities in Vietnam, including a new GI bill
-Raising the minimum wage
-Keeping prices down to protect working families
-Ensuring peace and justice in our cities
-Fighting for labor unions
So please, on the 21st, make sure to cast your ballot for Fred Harris.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

McCarthy for President - Turn 8

March 15

- File for WI Primary
- Barnstorm in Milwaukee, WI

March 16

- Barnstorm in Madison, WI
- Barnstorm in Green Bay, WI
- Barnstorm in Eau Claire, WI

March 17

- Barnstorm in Appleton, WI
- Barnstorm in Kenosha, WI
- Barnstorm in La Crosse, WI
- Barnstorm in Janesville, WI
- Fly to IL

March 18

- Barnstorm in Chicago, IL
- Barnstorm in Springfield, IL

March 19

- Town Hall in Peoria, IL
- Town Hall in Rockford, IL
- Town Hall in Naperville, IL
- Town Hall in Aurora, IL

March 20 - all events done with all endorsements

- Town Hall in Schaumberg, IL
- Barnstorm in Rochelle, IL
- Barnstorm in Champaign, IL
- Barnstorm in St. Charles, IL

March 21 - all events done with all endorsements

- Barnstorm in Elgin, IL
- Barnstorm in Kankakee, IL
- Barnstorm in Arlington Heights, IL
- Barnstorm in Bloomington, IL

All Endorsements will be campaigning in IL the entire week.

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TV Ad, running in IL the entire week:

*Picture of Harris*

"Fred Harris. A voice for the people, we're told. But Harris has come out against the Interstate Commerce Commission. Repealing that would increase discrimination in public transportation. He voted against the confirmation of Justice Lewis F. Powell, a key anti-communist figure. He represents a conservative state, but his voting record is decidedly liberal. This isn't the people's candidate, Illinois. This is just another worthless politician."

Radio Ad, running in IL the entire week:

"Eugene McCarthy. The only candidate who will end the Vietnam war in 30 days. The candidate who has stood firmly against segregation and really cares about the desires of the people. Don't fall for the foolish establishment, Illinois. Vote for Eugene McCarthy, who cares more than anyone else about the welfare of this great country."

[Maxwell]

John Lindsay files for the Wisconsin Primary.

[PPT Spiral]

May we get one more day on this? I've been busy.

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May we get one more day on this? I've been busy.

Wait is it due tonight?

[PPT Spiral]

May we get one more day on this? I've been busy.

Wait is it due tonight?

This latest turn started two days ago and they last for two days unless an extension is granted.

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Oh, dear...

IDK when Lumine was last on; he hasn't been responding to my PMs.

[NeverAgain]

Can I get an extension until tomorrow, I have moving trucks coming in the morning! Sorry Yall!
EDIT: Also The McGovern campaign files for the WI Primary.

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Presumably he would grant the extension if three people ask for it, so...

[VPH]

Fred Harris Press Conference Televised Response to Eugene McCarthy

"Thank you, Mr. McCarthy for making it clear that I am no conservative, unlike you. I take pride in being a real Democrat. We all know you're not a Democrat anymore. I voted no on the nomination of Justice Powell because he never represented the people. As a lawyer for the tobacco industry and a bedfellow of the Chamber of Commerce, I knew then and know now that Powell's out to help big business at the expense of common Americans. Senator McCarthy should be the one answering questions about his yes vote on that nomination! Moreover, I didn't vote for the Gulf of Tonkin resolution like you did! Get that folks, he was for the war before he opposed it! On the economy, I support increasing the minimum wage, which I haven't heard a peep about from other candidates. Where's everybody else at on preventing corporations from evading taxes through loopholes? Eugene McCarthy has sold you out to the highest corporate bidders, America."

[Maxwell]

John Lindsay 72 - March 15th - 21st, 1972



"The country is listening to our message. In Illinois, we can make our voices heard even louder - We need a fighter! The proud fight for the middle class in this country is ignored by Washington, but that will change when we truly send a President of America to the capital. I will fight for school children, white and black, the eldery, the middle class, veterans, and everyone who has been left voiceless by this Nixon administration."

March 15th, 1972
Announcing endorsement from Mayor Daley in Chicago, Illinois
Barnstorming in Chicago, Illinois
Fundraising in Chicago, Illinois

March 16th, 1972
Barnstorming in Chicago, Illinois
Meeting with Chicago NAACP in Chicago, Illinois
Barnstorming in Evanston, Illinois

"I have opponents in this race who are content on attacking others rather than standing on their own record. The fact is, in the Senate there is a lot of talk, but little action. I've been in the second toughest job for the last six years fighting for the solutions to the problems regular people face, rather than just talking about them on the Senate floor. I'm the only one who can get things done for regular people."

March 17th, 1972
Barnstorming in Waukegan, Illinois
Town Hall in Elgin, Illinois
Town Hall in Naperville, Illinois

March 18th, 1972
Town Hall in De Kalb, Illinois
Town Hall in Aurora, Illinois
Town Hall in Sterling, Illinois
Town Hall in Freeport, Illinois

"As President Nixon's polices have caused mass inflation, American workers dollars mean less and less. The Minimum wage has stayed the same since the late 60s and the results are showing. It's time we raised the minimum wage and keep it floating based on the needs of people. I propose a big hike - to $2.30/Hr. And we can't rely on Congress to keep up with this issue regularly, so I propose that if the Government continues to put forward policies that demote the value of a family's earning power, we make their earning power on similar ground to it was before. I'm proposing tying the minimum wage to inflation, so that wages remain stable."

March 19th, 1972
Town Hall in Moline, Illinois
Barnstorming in Rock Island, Illinois
Town Hall in Galesburg, Illinois

March 20th, 1972
Barnstorming in Peoria, Illinois
Town Hall in Pekin, Illinois
Town Hall in Bloomington, Illinois

"Voters in Illinois have seen the effects of a Nixon Presidency. They've seen our men and women continue to shed blood in Vietnam, they continue to see missions abroad at the expense of fewer hospitals, less money for schools, and more crime on our streets. As President, I will fight to make sure that our priorities are straight. I'm the only candidate who send Nixon out of Washington, and put common sense back in our capital."

March 21st, 1972
GOTV Efforts in The Chicago Area and Northern Illinois

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Muskie for America Turn Eight

March 15th
Barnstorm in Utica, IL.
Town hall in La Salle, IL
"Thank you all for coming out to see me! Together we will win in Illinois, and take that win to the White House! We have seen John Lindsay emerge as the front runner in the Democratic race, staking out liberal positions, but need I remind you, that he was a Republican as late as 1971? How can we know which John Lindsay we are going to get? The moderate or the liberal? The Democrat or the Republican? Let's show him on the 21st that the citizens of Illinois want a real Democrat on our ticket. Thank you, and goodnight!"
Fundraiser in La Salle, IL.

March 16th
Barnstorm in Peoria, IL.
Barnstorm in Bloomington, IL.
Fundraiser in Peoria, IL.

March 17th
Barnstorm in Decauter, IL.
Rally in Springfield, IL.
"Sam Yorty has staked out positions to the right of Richard Nixon! Are we going to let him take this contest in a cakewalk? No! Are we going to let him destroy the work of countless civil rights activists? No! Together, we will show America, that Muskie has what it takes to win the White House. Thank you and goodnight!"
Fundraiser in Springfield, IL.

March 18th
Barnstorm in Belleville, IL.
Rally in East St. Louis, IL.
Fundraiser in East St. Louis, IL.

March 19th
Union town hall in Mt. Vernon, IL.
"Unions are the cornerstone of the American dream. Without unions, are children would still be working the factories, and slaving away in the mills. Without unions, there would be no forty hour work week, or a living minimum wage. Unions are the bedrock of the middle class, and I will protect them with all my heart in the White House."
Barnstorm in Salem, IL.
Fundraiser in Vandalia, IL.

March 20th
Barnstorm in Metropolis, IL.
Rally in Cairo, IL.
"Are we going to let the Daley Machine decide how this state votes? Are we going to let Chicago overshadow your votes? No! Will we let Yorty push back civil rights for all? No! Tomorrow, we will send a message loud and clear, that Muskie is the man for the White House! Thank you, and goodnight."

March 21st
Fly to Wisconsin to file for the primary.
Barnstorm in Milwaukee, WI.
Voter registration in Milwaukee, WI.
Fundraiser in Milwaukee, WI.

Muskie for America Endorsers

Representative Melvin Price (IL 24th)
Barnstorm and GOTV in his district.

Representative George Shipley (IL 23rd)
Barnstorm and GOTV in his district.

Representative Kenneth Gray (IL 21st)
Barnstorm and GOTV in his district.

Muskie for America Past Endorsers

Gov. Warren Hearnes
Barnstorm in Illinois, fundraise in Missouri.

Sen. Stuart Symington
Barnstorm and fundraise Illinois.

Gov. Harold Hughes
Barnstorm, and set up GOTV operation in Wisconsin.

[Maxwell]

John Lindsay GOTV Operation in Illinois

In Illinois, John Lindsay's strategy of directly aiming at Cook County and Northern Illinois at the expense of downstate has worked to the extent that he has inherited the Chicago Machine that is so hated downstate. Lindsay won the endorsement of Mayor Richard Daley, who, despite some claiming his power has weakened, is still a massive powerbroker in his home city. Lindsay also is employing the minority strategy - taking advantage of strongly democratic minorities that are now voting in much higher quantities.

- The campaign will be targeting blacks and hispanics in Chicago, pushing Lindsay's strong support for forced busing
- The campaign will be targeting blue collar workers in Northern Illinois, pushing Lindsay's populist stances on workers rights and the minimum wage
- The campaign will be targeting seniors throughout Illinois, pushing Lindsay's record of half-fare transportation for seniors and support for hiking benefits for seniors.
- The campaign will be targeting upper class suburban whites, pushing Lindsay's record of fighting crime.
- The campaign will be targeting Muskie Supporters, noting Lindsay as the only candidate who can beat President Richard Nixon.
- The campaign will be targeting current supporters of the anti-war cluster, noting Lindsay's push to end the War in Vietnam and his more consistent fervor against the war.

The key will be the triangle of the support of blue collar workers, suburban whites, and blacks and hispanics, and another key will be a massive splash in the Chicago area and strong support in the Northern Illinois. The Lindsay Campaign will be using a large chunk of its funds to get an impressive showing clearly in first place in this state, as well as volunteers knocking on doors and getting voters who have never voted before to register (mostly on the minority side of things).

[Maxwell]

John Lindsay Radio 1972 Ad: The Time Is Now

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"Candidates of all sides of the spectrum have made their voices heard. Who will you stand with? How about someone who has stood up for working class people? Someone who demands their wages go up? Someone who will end the war in Vietnam? Someone who can beat President Nixon and restore hope in our future? How about John Lindsay, the man who has spent 6 years as Mayor of New York City accomplishing some of the things that the United States as a whole still needs to get done. On [Date your primary is], Vote John Lindsay. The Time is now to make your voice heard."

[Lumine]

Oh, dear, how did I miss this?

Sorry, it's my final week of the semester and the past days have been very complicated due to the amount of tests and essays to be done... So this ends tomorrow, Tuesday at the very latest if by tomorrow an extention is still needed.

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Oh, dear, how did I miss this?

Sorry, it's my final week of the semester and the past days have been very complicated due to the amount of tests and essays to be done... So this ends tomorrow, Tuesday at the very latest if by tomorrow an extention is still needed.

Oh, good! I'm in the same situation as you are with my workload, but I'm just starting a semester.

[NeverAgain]

Oh, dear, how did I miss this?

Sorry, it's my final week of the semester and the past days have been very complicated due to the amount of tests and essays to be done... So this ends tomorrow, Tuesday at the very latest if by tomorrow an extention is still needed.

Oh, good! I'm in the same situation as you are with my workload, but I'm just starting a semester.

[Classic Conservative]

I'm going to be in the same similar situation since I'm starting me semester today.