Parliamentary America - The Game (TURN 13)

[Intell]

Remember to have everything in by 8:30 PM EST, folks

An extension please? Just 12 hours, I have work.

[Leinad]

Musk for America 2.2 - Debate Responses

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"I think if we bring an exciting approach based on the future, with common-sense solutions people can get behind, we can expand the party immensely. An ideology that supports people living their own lives and spending their own money, with a government treating people fairly and being responsible with taxpayer dollars, is actually something most people can get behind--we just need a fresh approach to tap into that appetite."

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"The main issue that I'm concerned about--both in my private ventures and my newfound political career--is the future. A focus on increasing the probability that the future is good, and that has several sub-focuses. While things like criminal justice reform, a smart defense against terrorism without engaging in wasteful wars, and reforming the education system are crucially important topics, if I had to choose three I'd go with, in no particular order: a) balancing the budget to keep later generations from reaping the consequences of our debt, b) taking measures to curb climate change, and c) making sure that American democracy is alive and well, everyone gets representation in parliament, and everyone's constitutional rights are protected, so we never lose what makes America great."

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"Not sure about the Jacksonians, but I think Independence can ally with several different parties. It all comes down to who has the best vision for the future, and with whom we can work together. The Progressives and Liberals share many of our social views, while the Conservatives and Nationalists share many of our economic views, and even the Jacksonians share our view that neither the left nor the right has all the answers."

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"I've had success in the private sector, and I understand how to put together a team of good, intelligent, hard-working people who specialize in different areas. I don't think there's anything special career politicians have. I try to put in the extra effort in everything I do, and the only real difference I have with them is a new perspective on how to do things."

[DeSantis4Prez]

Remember to have everything in by 8:30 PM EST, folks

An extension please? Just 12 hours, I have work.

No! please! I just wanna move on to turn 3!

[rpryor03]

(Sorry I can't do full detail, I leave for college tomorrow, and I've been swamped)

John Kasich's schedule for Turn 2 is:

4 Days in New Hampshire
1 Day in Iowa
2 Days in Nevada

Each day will consist of three town hall events. On Sunday, Premier Kasich will go on This Week, to talk with George Stephanopoulos about fiscal responsibility, the national debt, and the federal budget, and how his successes both in the House of Commons in the 90s and as Premier of Ohio make him the best candidate for the job.

[Trans Rights Are Human Rights]

January 20: Ohio
Morning: Fly to Cleveland
Afternoon: Campaign in Cleveland with Tim Ryan and Marcy Kaptur
Night: Fly to Des Moines, IA
January 21: Iowa
Morning: Debate prep
Afternoon: Pre-debate campaigning in Des Moines
Night: Debate
January 22: New Hampshire (I)
Morning: Fly to Nashua
Afternoon: Campaign in Nashua
Night: Appear on local cable channel
January 23: New Hampshire (II)
Morning: Appear on local radio station
Afternoon: Campaign in Manchester
Night: Town hall in Concord
January 24: Wisconsin
Morning: Fly to Milwaukee
Afternoon: Campaign in Milwaukee
Night: Fly to Minneapolis, MN
January 25: Minnesota and Oregon
Morning: Campaign in Minneapolis, MN
Afternoon: Fly to Portland, OR
Night: Campaign in Portland, OR
January 26: Colorado
Morning: Fly to Denver
Afternoon: Campaign in Denver
Night: Rest
Debate Answers:

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If I had to guess, I'd assume it's due to the misconception that the Progressive Party is nothing more than a fringe party that the Northeast and Northwest love for some reason. However, we are so much more than that.

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If I am elected, I will focus on the issues I've focused on since I became MP for OH-13 in 1993. First, I will fight for economic policies that strengthen our middle class. We need to create jobs, rebuild American manufacturing, invest in our small businesses, and train workers for new opportunities in new industries.
Secondly, I will focus our foreign policy on advancing stability and prosperity here at home and abroad. This is not only tied to military actions, but includes foreign aid, development assistance, and support for universal human rights, as well as fighting the conditions that breed terrorism.
Thirdly, I will work to promote equal rights. From expanding economic opportunities for low-income Americans to opposing discrimination in every form, I will continue to fight and protect the civil rights and liberties of all citizens.

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As disappointed as I am the Liberals didn't pick us in 2012, I'd like to form a coalition with them, as our policies are fairly close and we can push America in a better, more progressive direction. I'd also look into coalitions with Jacksonians and the Independents.

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We see a key opportunity to expand our party this year. While I thank and respect MP Sanders for his work, we need new leadership to seek this opportunity, and I feel like I'm the one who can seize it and get us into the next government, and quite possibly even lead it.
(also, sorry for posting this so late)

[kyc0705]

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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Alright, I'm going to go ahead and close Turn 2 for now. Turn 3 should be up shortly!

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Turn 3 - January 27 to February 2, 2016

Everyone ready for Iowa? Here are the last pre-primary polls, along with a bit of strategy analysis for each candidate:

The Liberals

Nationwide - January 20

John Kerry - 27%
Hillary Clinton - 25%
Brian Schweitzer - 16%
Chris Murphy - 13%
Joe Kennedy - 7%
Undecided - 12%

Iowa - January 20

Brian Schweitzer - 27%
Hillary Clinton - 21%
Chris Murphy - 20%
John Kerry - 19%
Joe Kennedy - 7%
Undecided - 6%

New Hampshire - January 20

Joe Kennedy - 27%
Hillary Clinton - 25%
John Kerry - 20%
Chris Murphy - 13%
Brian Schweitzer - 10%
Undecided - 5%

While frontrunners John Kerry and Hillary Clinton still maintain convincing leads nationwide, their challengers are catching up, with Schweitzer holding his advantage in Iowa and Kennedy surging into the lead in New Hampshire. Meanwhile, however, the most profound change seen in the Liberal primary in recent days has perhaps been the surge of Chris Murphy, who has gained significantly more in national polling this week than any other candidate after an increase in campaign infrastructure.

The Conservatives

Nationwide - January 20

Cathy McMorris Rogers - 27%
Marco Rubio - 22%
Todd Young - 22%
John Kasich - 19%
Undecided - 10%

Iowa - January 20

Todd Young - 33%
Marco Rubio - 26%
John Kasich - 23%
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 13%
Undecided - 5%

New Hampshire - January 20

John Kasich - 28%
Cathy McMorris Rogers - 24%
Marco Rubio - 21%
Todd Young - 21%
Undecided - 6%

In the Conservative primary, McMorris Rogers has expanded upon her polling lead nationwide, allowing her to gain momentum both in the early primary state of New Hampshire and delegate-rich states that vote later in the primary. However, John Kasich has maintained his overall lead in New Hampshire, with Todd Young holding onto Iowa with an increased margin. Meanwhile, Marco Rubio has stabilized his position as a top contender across the board, remaining competitive in most states and so far appearing to be the only candidate who has never seen a last-place polling finish either nationwide or in one of the two early primary states.

The Nationalists

Nationwide - January 20

Ted Cruz - 34%
Pat Buchanan - 25%
Joni Ernst - 24%
Mike Lee - 4%
Undecided - 13%

Iowa - January 20

Joni Ernst - 48%
Ted Cruz - 32%
Pat Buchanan - 11%
Mike Lee - 1%
Undecided - 8%

New Hampshire - January 20

Ted Cruz - 41%
Pat Buchanan - 35%
Joni Ernst - 13%
Mike Lee - 2%
Undecided - 9%

While Ted Cruz remains the frontrunner both in New Hampshire and nationwide, Pat Buchanan has surged in recent days, increasing his national support by seven points and narrowing the margin in New Hampshire to a mere six points. Meanwhile, the withdrawals of Mike Crapo and Ralph Hall have allowed Joni Ernst to increase her lead in the state of Iowa, now boasting almost 50% of all support. The support of Mike Lee, on the other hand, is yet to be seen in full force, and while he could gain momentum, he has so far appeared not to have engaged in any major campaigning.

The Progressives

Nationwide - January 20

Bernie Sanders - 30%
Elizabeth Warren - 22%
Suzan DelBene - 21%
Sherrod Brown - 10%
Tulsi Gabbard - 9%
Undecided - 8%

Iowa - January 20

Elizabeth Warren - 24%
Tulsi Gabbard - 23%
Bernie Sanders - 22%
Suzan DelBene - 13%
Sherrod Brown - 10%
Undecided - 8%

New Hampshire - January 20

Bernie Sanders - 39%
Sherrod Brown - 21%
Elizabeth Warren - 16%
Suzan DelBene - 13%
Tulsi Gabbard - 5%
Undecided - 6%

In the Progressive primary, recent days have seen Elizabeth Warren gain significant momentum, now leading the polls in Iowa and catching up to Sanders nationwide. While the Sanders has maintained his advantage in national polling and still has an eighteen-point winning margin in New Hampshire, other candidates have also seen significant gains in recent days, with Suzan DelBene boasting a clear third-place finish in nationwide polling, Sherrod Brown holding second in New Hampshire, and Tulsi Gabbard essentially tied for first in the state of Iowa (Iowa will be really, really close).

The Jacksonians

Nationwide - January 20

Joe Manchin - 30%
Donald Trump - 25%
Jon Bel Edwards - 14%
Carte Goodwin - 13%
Jim Webb - 1%
Undecided - 17%

Iowa - January 20

Joe Manchin - 34%
Donald Trump - 27%
Jon Bel Edwards - 15%
Carte Goodwin - 13%
Jim Webb - 2%
Undecided - 9%

New Hampshire - January 20

Donald Trump - 36%
Joe Manchin - 29%
Jon Bel Edwards - 12%
Carte Goodwin - 10%
Jim Webb - 3%
Undecided - 12%

With Trump expanding upon his lead in New Hampshire and Manchin maintaining a significant advantage in Iowa, many view the Jacksonian primary race as the most competitive in the nation. While Manchin still has a lead nationwide, both Jon Bel Edwards and Carte Goodwin have recently seen their support expand, with Goodwin experiencing the largest consistent polling gains of any candidate across the board and many saying Edwards will be able to make a similar comeback in the next week. Meanwhile, Jim Webb's campaign seems to be mostly inactive, with the Virginia MP now only boasting 1% in nationwide polls.

The Independents

Nationwide - January 20

Rob Portman - 30%
Rand Paul - 24%
Elon Musk - 18%
Bill Weld - 18%
Undecided - 10%

Iowa - January 20

Rob Portman - 34%
Bill Weld - 18%
Rand Paul - 16%
Elon Musk - 16%
Undecided - 16%

New Hampshire - January 20

Elon Musk - 24%
Bill Weld - 22%
Rob Portman - 21%
Rand Paul - 18%
Undecided - 15%

With Rand Paul inching up in nationwide polling as Rob Portman maintains his lead, the Independence Party leadership primary appears to have become increasingly competitive in recent days. Portman still has an extremely strong lead in Iowa polling, but Musk and Weld are essentially tied for first in New Hampshire, indicating that all four candidates have a good chance of gaining momentum as the month of February begins.

(Turn 2 Introduction continued in next post.)

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Another set of quick reminders:

1. As I've been saying, the best strategy in this game is to build up a lead nationwide - not just in the early states - in order to build up a delegate advantage later in the game. I strongly recommend campaigning in some of the states that vote in April and May instead of just Iowa and New Hampshire, as doing so will increase your margins there exponentially and really come back to help you later in the game. I am keeping track of every time each player visits each state, so your work will definitely pay off if you build a national campaign early on.

2. If you were unable to post a schedule in the last turn, feel free to answer the debate questions this turn. Please do message me if work/school ever get in the way of posting your campaign materials; I'll make sure to do everything I can to keep things fair.

3. Considering we're still really early in the primary season, I'm going to hold most major endorsements (current/former party leaders, well-known MPs, etc.) until later in the game. If you don't get an endorsement you were seeking this turn, there is a chance I will give it to you a few turns down the road once the game begins to progress more.

Endorsements for Turn 3

Liberal Party:

Brian Schweitzer - Heidi Heitkamp, Steve Bullock, Mark Dayton
Joe Kennedy - Amy Klobuchar, Dina Titus
Hillary Clinton - None requested
Chris Murphy - Jim Himes, Richard Blumenthal
John Kerry - Joe Lieberman

Conservative Party:

John Kasich - John Boehner, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Reagan
Marco Rubio - Nikki Haley, Asa Hutchinson
Cathy McMorris Rogers - John McCain, Lindsey Graham, Mike Crapo
Todd Young - Frank Guinta, John Boozman, John Cornyn

Nationalist Party:

Joni Ernst - Michelle Bachmann, Sarah Palin, Jim DeMint
Ted Cruz - Dave Brat, Scott Walker, FreedomWorks, Allen West, Herman Cain
Pat Buchanan - Morgan Griffith, Cynthia Lummis, Jason Smith, Bob Latta, Joe Pitts

Progressive Party:

Suzan DelBene - Denver Post, Raul Grijalva, Jared Polis
Bernie Sanders - Cornel West, Ben Cohen, Jerry Greenfield, John Kitzhaber
Elizabeth Warren - Jack Reed, Tammy Baldwin, Dave Loebsack
Tulsi Gabbard - Barbara Lee, Mazie Hirono, Peter DeFazio
Sherrod Brown - Jeff Merkley, Al Franken

Jacksonian Party:

Donald Trump - Jeff Sessions, National Border Patrol Council, Ben Carson, David Clarke
Joe Manchin - Chris Koster
Jon Bel Edwards - None requested
Carte Goodwin - None Requested

Independence Party:

Rand Paul - None requested
Rob Portman - Cresent Hardy, Sean Dufy, Mark Kirk
Bill Weld - John H. Sununu, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, David Koch
Elon Musk - Penn Jillette, Teller, Krist Novoselic


Turn 3 will end on Wednesday night at midnight (EST). Have fun!

[diptheriadan]

BREAKING:Crapo pulls Cruz endorsement;endorses Rodgers instead.

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[DeSantis4Prez]

Schedule:
January 27:
New York City, NY and Connecticut
Morning- Get on campaign bus at 4 am and drive to NYC for a rally
Morning- rally at Rockefeller center
Afternoon- Drive to Hartford, CT
Afternoon- Barnstorm in Hartford
Afternoon- Campaign with Malloy and Lieberman in Hartford

Lieberman introducing Kerry at rally
Evening- Drive with Lieberman and Malloy to UConn for a rally

Malloy introducing Kerry at the Rally in UConn
Evening- rally at UConn

January 28
North Carolina
Morning- Fly to Raleigh, NC
Morning- Arrive in Raleigh, campaign with Edwards
Afternoon- Drive to Charlotte
Afternoon- Campaign with Edwards in Charlotte
Evening- Open campaign offices in Raleigh, Durham, and Charlotte
Evening- Get on bus bound for Florida

Kerry embracing Edwards after he introduced him at a rally

January 29
Florida
Morning- Rally in Tallahassee, FL
Morning- Drive to Jacksonville
Afternoon- Rally in Jacksonville and open a campaign office
Afternoon- Fly to Tampa and rally
Evening- Fly to Orlando for a rally at Magic Kingdom
Evening- Get on a plane bound for Miami

January 30
Florida and Texas
Morning- Rally in Miami, open campaign offices in Miami, Orlando, and Tampa
Afternoon- Fly to San Antonio, Texas, for a rally
Afternoon- Rally in SA
Evening- Open campaign offices in San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, Ft. Worth-Dallas, Houston, Plano, Corpus Christi and Arlington

January 31
Iowa
Morning- Fly to Des Moines, IA and rally
Afternoon- Rally in Cedar Rapids, IA and open a campaign office
Afternoon- Rally with Malloy, Edwards, and Lieberman in Davenport, IA
Evening- Barnstorm in Iowa City

February 1
Vermont and New Hampshire
Morning- Fly to Concord, NH and rally
Afternoon- Endorse Premier Maggie Hassan for a seat in the House of Commons
Afternoon- Drive to Vermont and rally/barnstorm at The Ben and Jerry's factory
Evening- Campaign in Burlington, VT

Febuary 2
Nevada and Iowa
Morning- Fly to Las Vegas and rally
Afternoon- Attack Jacksonian Donald Trump in Nationally televised ads
Afternoon- Rally/Fundraiser in Carson City, NV
Evening- Fly to Iowa to prepare for caucus

Caucus Night- what my endorsers will be doing

John Edwards- Speaking to voters at a poll in Des Moines, IA
Joe Lieberman- Speaking to voters at a poll in Iowa City, IA
Dannel Malloy- Speaking to voters in Davenport, IA
Teresa Heinz- Speaking to voters in Cedar Rapids, IA
Alexandra Kerry- Speaking to voters in Ames, IA
Vanessa Kerry- Speaking to voters in Sioux City, IA

[VPH]

Jim Webb Announcement

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[Classic Conservative]

CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE

January 27, 2016
Rally with Allen West in Miami, Florida
Town Hall with Ron DeSantis in Ivanhoe Village, Florida
Meet and Greet with Herman Cain in Daytona Beach, Florida
Meeting with Cuban Community with Ron DeSantis in Miami, Florida
Rally in Pensacola, Florida

January 28, 2016
Town Hall with Herman Cain in Gwinnett, Georgia
Blacks for Cruz Kickoff Rally with Allen West and Herman Cain in Atlanta, Georgia
Rally in Stone Mountain, Georgia
Town Hall in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Rally with Allen West and Glenn Beck in Bluffton, South Carolina

January 29, 2016
Town Hall with Dave Brat in Richmond, Virginia
Rally with Dave Brat and Glenn Beck in Ashland, Virginia
Rally in Exeter, New Hampshire
Meet and Greet in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
Town Hall with Herman Cain in Epping, New Hampshire

January 30, 2016
Town Hall in Fallon, Nevada
Rally in Ely, Nevada
Meet and Greet in North Las Vegas, Nevada
Rally in Elko, Nevada
Town Hall in Salt Lake City, Utah

January 31, 2016
Rally with Herman Cain in Schaumburg, Illinois
Town Hall in Aurora, Illinois
Meet and Greet with Black Community Leaders and Herman Cain in Chicago, Illinois
Rally in Elgin, Illinois
Town Hall in Louisville, Kentucky

February 1, 2016
Rally with Steve King in Ankeny, Iowa
Town Hall with Steve King and Louie Gohmert in Decorah, Iowa
Meet and Greet with Heidi Cruz in Pella, Iowa
Choose Cruz Rally with Glenn Beck, Steve King, Allen West and Bob Vander Plaats in Rock Rapids, Iowa
Town Hall in North Liberty, Iowa
Countdown to Caucus Rally with All Endorsers in Estherville, Iowa

February 2, 2016
Organizing Event in Webster City, Iowa
Organizing Event in Urbandale, Iowa
Organizing Event in Sioux City, Iowa
Organizing Event in Rock Rapids, Iowa
Attend Caucus in Rock Rapids, Iowa
Attend Caucus in Orange City, Iowa
Caucus Night Party in Sioux City, Iowa

[Classic Conservative]

ENDORSEE CAUCUS SCHEDULE

Our endorsees are going to be located around the state on Caucus Night, speaking in front of the different caucuses on why, we should get Ted ELECTED!

Heidi Cruz
Heidi will be speaking to a caucus in Le Mars, Iowa and Akron, Iowa

Ron DeSantis
Ron will be speaking to a caucus in Indianola, Iowa and St. Mary's, Iowa

Steve King
Steve will be speaking to his caucus in Kiron, Iowa

Herman Cain
Herman will be speaking to a caucus in Des Moines, Iowa and Polk City, Iowa

Bob Vander Plaats
Bob who is the Iowa Chairman will be speaking to his caucus in Sheldon, Iowa

Allen West
Allen will be speaking to a caucus in Dubuque, Iowa and Delhi, Iowa

Glenn Beck
Glenn will be speaking to a caucus in Winterset and East Peru, Iowa

Scott Walker
Scott will be speaking to a caucus in Plainfield, Iowa and Denver, Iowa

Dave Brat
Dave will be speaking to a caucus in Council Bluffs, Iowa and Underwood, Iowa

Matt Kibbe
Matt will be speaking to the Student Caucuses in Iowa City, Iowa and Ames, Iowa

Mick Mulvaney
Mick will be speaking to a caucus in Red Oak, Iowa and Coburg, Iowa

[evergreenarbor]

Campaign Schedule

January 27
-Town Hall in Des Moines, IA
-Build campaign infrastructure in Des Moines, IA
-Rally in Des Moines, IA

January 28
-Appearance on CNN

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-Rally in Minneapolis, MN
-Build campaign infrastructure in Minneapolis, MN

January 29
-Fundraise in Chicago, IL
-Rally in Chicago, IL

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-Record radio ads for the Iowa media market

Excerpt:

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January 30
-Build campaign infrastructure in Chicago, IL
-Town Hall in Bloomington, IL
-Flight to Detroit, MI

January 31
-Build campaign infrastructure in Detroit, MI
-Rally in Detroit, MI
-Policy speech in Flint, MI

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February 1
-Flight to Cedar Rapids, IA
-Town Hall in Cedar Rapids, IA
-Barnstorming in Iowa City, IA

February 2
-GOTV efforts in Iowa City
-GOTV efforts in Des Moines
-Improve website to allow more online donations and easier access to volunteering opportunities, watch election results
-Post-Iowa speech (will be posted next turn)

[DKrol]

Tested, Proven, Ready
The Bill Weld Campaign

January 27th
Morning: Interviews with local media in Orlando, Florida
Afternoon: Rally with Ileana Ros-Lehtinen in Orlando, Florida
Evening: Fundraising dinner in Tallahassee, Florida with Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and David Koch
Late Evening: Drive to Georgia

January 28th
Morning: Open Georgia Campaign Office in Atlanta, Georgia
Afternoon: Interviews with local media in Atlanta, Georgia
Evening: Rally with Ileana Ros-Lehtinen in Atlanta, Georgia

January 29th
Morning: Fly to Massachusetts
Afternoon: Rally with John H. Sununu and Chris Sununu in Worcester, Massachusetts
Evening: Fundraiser with John H. Sununu and Gordon Humphrey in Newton, Massachusetts

January 30th
Morning: Rally in Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Afternoon: Policy speech at MCLA in North Adams, Massachusetts
Evening: Fundraising dinner in Williamstown, Massachusetts with David Koch
Late Evening: Drive to New Hampshire

January 31st
Morning: Town hall in Derry, New Hampshire with Chris Sununu and John H. Sununu
Afternoon: Tour small businesses in Southern New Hampshire with Chris Sununu
Evening: Town Hall in Goffstown, New Hampshire with John H. Sununu and Gordon Humphrey

February 1st
Morning: Rest
Afternoon: Fundraising lunch in Bedford, New Hampshire with John H. Sununu and Gordon Humphrey
Evening: Fly to Nebraska

February 2nd
Morning: Town hall in Omaha, Nebraska
Afternoon: Town hall in Fort Dodge, Iowa
Evening: Speak to caucus goers in Des Moines, Iowa and Ankeny, Iowa

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Iowa Caucus Schedule

Leslie Marshall, Mr. Weld's wife, will speak to caucus goers in Emmetsburg, Iowa and West Bend, Iowa.

David Weld, Mr. Weld's son, will speak to caucus goers in Elkader, Iowa and Guttenberg, Iowa.

Ethel Weld, Mr. Weld's daughter, will speak to caucus goers in Orange City, Iowa and Rock Valley, Iowa.

Mary Weld, Mr. Weld's daughter, will speak to caucus goers in Granville, Iowa and Sioux Center, Iowa.

Quentin Weld, Mr. Weld's son, will speak to caucus goers in Fort Madison, Iowa and Keokuk, Iowa.

Frances Weld, Mr. Weld's daughter, will speak to caucus goers in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and Mount Vernon, Iowa.

New Hampshire Premier Candidate Chris Sununu will speak to caucus goers in Iowa City, Iowa and Coralville, Iowa.

Former New Hampshire Premier and Aid to Prime Minister George HW Bush John H Sununu will speak to caucus goers in Davenport, Iowa and Le Claire, Iowa.

Former New Hampshire At-Large MP Gordon Humphrey will speak to caucus goers in West Des Moines, Iowa and Dallas Center, Iowa.

Florida 27th Distirct MP Ileana Ros-Lehtinen will speak to caucus goers in Ames, Iowa and Nevada, Iowa.

Businessman David Koch will speak to caucus goers in Sioux City, Iowa and Moville, Iowa.

[Lumine]

Press Release: MCCAIN, GRAHAM ENDORSE MCMORRIS RODGERS:

Columbia, SC - Speaking at a campaign event in Columbia, South Carolina, former Conservative Leader and current Minister of Homeland Security John McCain and At-Large South Carolina MP Lindsey Graham offered a join endorsement of Cathy McMorris Rodgers for the Conservative Leadership, both describing her as a "problem-solver", capable of both broadening the Conservative Party's appeal to the voters while offering the chance of a firm, efficient Government capable of solving the largest issues affecting America.

Graham and McCain both emphasized the relevance of national security issues in the current time, stating that they saw McMorris Rodgers as the best choice to place due emphasis on this issue and in the ongoing struggle against terrorism and, particularly, ISIS in the Middle East. Both also expressed their concern over some of the latest policy proposals coming in the party debates, particularly the "dead man zones" and the three walls to be built across the Southern Border. The two MP stressed what they believed was a need for politicians to come up with workable, rational solutions to issues such as immigration.

On the other side, the Leadership Candidate thanked them for their endorsement, paying tribute to McCain's longstanding service in Parliament and his sense of duty, and Graham's committment to South Carolina along with his effective approach towards multi-party consensus. Both McCain and Graham are expected to join McMorris Rodgers on the campaign trail this week with events on New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.

[Lumine]

Press Release: SURPRISE CRAPO ENDORSEMENT WELCOMED BY MCMORRIS CAMP:

Charleston, SC - While campaigning in Charleston and before holding a joint rally with MP's John McCain and Lindsey Graham, the Conservative Leadership candidate currently leading in the polls, MP Cathy McMorris Rodgers welcomed the surprise announcement that Idaho At-Large MP Mike Crapo changing his registration to the Conservative Party and withdrawing his endorsement of the Nationalist Deputy Leader to endorse McMorris Rodgers instead.

She payed tribute to Mr. Crapo by saying: "I cannot begin to imagine the pain his family must be facing right now with the terrible news of his son's diagnosis. All my prayers are with Mike, his son and his family on these trying times, I hold the sincere hope that they will overcome this as best as possible." She then said: "I am very glad to welcome Mike to the Conservative Party. As a dedicated public servant who's been there for Idaho for a long time, as a man whose commitment to national security issues cannot be doubted, he will be a fantastic element to have in the party. Likewise, I sincerely thank him for his endorsement of my campaign to lead this party, and I hope this provides a chance for more voters to take a good look at this candidacy."

Finally, she said: "It is indeed a worrying development when the Deputy Leader of a Party can in all sincerity offer a proposal of three giant walls across our Southern border to serve as "kill-zones". The issue of illegal immigration is one that we need to tackle, and there are workable solutions to be found and promoted. But such an irresponsible, unrealistic stance is certainly not one of them."

[Stm85]

Rob Portman Turn 3 Schedule



Jan. 27
Barnstorm in Houston, TX
Barnstorm in San Antonio, TX
Barnstorm in Austin, TX

Jan. 28
Fundraiser in Dallas, TX
Policy speech in Dallas, TX
Fly to Oklahoma City, OK

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Jan. 29
Barnstorm in Oklahoma City, OK
Fly to Kansas City, MO/KS
Barnstorm in Kansas City, MO/KS

Jan. 30
Fly to Springfield, IL
Campaign Rally with Mark Kirk in Springfield, IL
Fly to Sioux City, IA

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Jan. 31
Barnstorm with David Young in Council Bluffs, IA
Barnstorm with David Young in Polk City, IA
Campaign Rally with David Young in Des Moines, IA

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Feb. 1
Barnstorm in Fort Dodge, IA
Barnstorm in Waterloo, IA
Barnstorm in Dubuque, IA

Feb. 2
Barnstorm in Davenport, IA
Barnstorm in Cedar Rapids, IA
Barnstorm with David Young in Des Moines, IA

[Representative simossad]

Elizabeth Warren for Progressive Leadership
Turn 3



January 27th:
- discussing campaign strategy with senior staffers during the flight to New Hampshire
Elizabeth Warren will not spend a lot of time in New Hampshire due to the fact that several other candidates hope for a surprise victory in a state which will obviously go to MP Sanders. Instead, she will intensify adbusting and door-to-door campaigning by volunteers, expecting a result that keeps her as one of the national frontrunners in the race. The footage will be used for new national televised ads.
- rally in Manchester, NH

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- live Q&A on Facebook


January 28th:
-campaign event in Concord, NH
Elizabeth Warren holds a speech at a charity event of the Womens' Club of Concord.

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- meet and greet in Claremont, NH
- interview with local radio in Claremont, NH

January 29th:
- rally in Albany, NY
- rally in Syracuse, NY
- discussing campaign strategy with senior staffers
- rally in Buffalo, NY

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January 30th
- campaign event in Madison, WI

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- rally in Rockford, IL

January 31st
- rally in Peoria, IL
- campaign event in Moline, IL
Elizabeth Warren speaks about affordable housing in front of young people.
- discussing campaign strategy in Iowa with senior staffers
The last day before the Iowa leadership election will include massive adbusting and door-to-door campaigning by volunteers, in which Elizabeth Warren will participate.

February 1st:
- Rally in Iowa City with Dave Loebsack

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- live Facebook Q&A
- door-to-door campaign in Knoxville, IA with Dave Loebsack
- interview with CNN

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February 2nd:
- discussing campaign strategy with senior staffers
There will be several public speeches by endorsees and volunteers.
- rally in Des Moines, IA

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- flight to Birmingham, AL
- rally in Birmingham, AL
- comment on Iowa resluts

[GoTfan]

January 27
-Fly to Maryland
-Rally in Baltimore, Maryland with Dr Cornel West

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-Build campaign infrastructure in Maryland

January 28
-Fly to Iowa
-Rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield

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-Rally in Ames, Iowa

January 28
-Rally in Davenport, Iowa
-Policy Speech in Sioux City, Iowa: "Overturn Citizens United, Now"
-Town Hall in Iowa City, Iowa

January 29
-Rally in Council Bluffs, Iowa
-Meet with Sanders 2016 volunteers in Jasper County, Iowa
-Barnstorm in Fayette County, Iowa

January 30
-Rally in Dubuque, Iowa
-Barnstorm in Sioux County, Iowa
-Barnstorm in Clayton County, Iowa

January 31st
-Meet with Progressive candidates in Toledo, Iowa
-Fly to Oregon
-Rally with John Kitzhaber, former Premier of Oregon

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February 1st
-Fly to New Hampshire
-Meet with Sanders 2016 volunteers in Grafton County, New Hampshire
-Fundraiser in Newport, New Hampshire

February 2nd
-Rally in Lancaster, New Hampshire
-Town Hall in Brentwood, New Hamphire
-Meet with Progressive candidates in Carroll County, New Hampshire

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Iowa Caucus Day Schedule

Jane O'Meara Sanders, Mr Sanders' wife, will speak with voters in Boone and Story Counties

Levi Sanders, Mr Sanders' son, will speak with voters in Lyon and Osceola Counties

Former Labor Minister Robert Reich will speak with voters in Polk and Jasper Counties

Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield will speak with voters in Benton and Linn Counties

Dr Cornel West will speak with voters in Black Hawk and Scott Counties, the counties with the highest black populations

Former Premier John Kitzhaber will be coordinating volunteers across the state

AFL-CIO local leaders will be speaking with voters across the state.

[AuH2O Republican]

Rand Paul Heads West, Then Onto Iowa

January 27th
- Travel to Los Angeles, CA
- Open up Southern California campaign HQ in Los Angeles, CA
- Campaign rally at UCLA
- Media appearance on Bill Maher
- Travel to San Francisco, CA

January 28th
- Meet with tech companies in Silicon Valley, CA
- Press conference in San Francisco, CA
- Open up Northern California campaign HQ in San Francisco, CA
- Speech in San Francisco, CA on social issues
- Travel to Portland, OR

January 29th
- Open up campaign HQ in OR
- Barnstorming in Portland, OR and surrounding counties
- Travel to Seattle, WA
- Rest

January 30th
- Campaign rally in Seattle, WA
- Open up campaign HQ in WA
- Travel to Iowa
- Campaign rally in Cedar Rapids, IA

January 31st
- Barnstorming in Iowa City, IA and surrounding areas
- Barnstorming in Washington, IA and surrounding areas
- Campaign rally in Cedar Rapids, IA

February 1st
- Barnstorming in Davenport, IA and surrounding areas
- Joint rally with Thomas Massie MP and Justin Amash MP in Davenport, IA
- Media appearances on CNN, FOX and MSNBC
- Travel to Sioux City, IA

February 2nd
- Campaign rally in Sioux City, IA
- Meet with local religious leaders and voters in surrounding areas
- Travel to Des Moines, IA
- Campaign rally with Ron Paul and other members of Rand's family

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[Adriano Chiká]

A New Kennedy for a New Country

January 27:
-Rally in Burlington, VT
-Rally in Manchester, NH with Jeanne Shaheen
-Rally in Nashua, NH with Jeanne Shaheen
-Rally in Concord, NH with Jeanne Shaheen

January 28:
-Rally in Dover, NH with Jeanne Shaheen
-Rally in Derry, NH with Jeanne Shaheen
-Rally in Salem, NH with Jeanne Shaheen
-Rally in Boston, MA, with Ed Markey

January 29:
-Rally in Virginia Beach, VA
-Town Hall in Virginia Beach, VA
-Rally in Norfolk, VA
-Rally in Chesapeake, VA

January 30:
-Rally in Richmond, VA
-Rally in Columbia, SC
- Rally in Atlanta, GA

January 31:
-Rally in St. Paul, MN with Amy Klobuchar
-Rally in Minneapolis, MN, with Amy Klobuchar
-Rally in Rochester, MN with Amy Klobuchar
-Rally in Las Vegas, NV with Dina Titus

February 1:
-Rally in Oklahoma City, OK
-Rally in Little Rock, AR
-Rally in Kansas City, MO

February 2:
-Rally in Cedar Rapids, IA
-Town Hall in Des Moines, IA
-Rally in Des Moines, IA
-Joe Kennedy speaks to voters in Caucus in Des Moines, IA

[LLR]

Schweitzer for PM


Schweitzer, Tom Vilsack and Ken Salazar on the trail in Iowa

January 27
-Drive to St. Louis
-Rally in St. Louis
-Barnstorm through Illinois

January 28
-Speech in Springfield, IL
-Rally in Peoria "I'll bet no other candidate has come to Peoria from my party - that's why I'm different."

January 29
-Drive to Iowa City
-Rally in Iowa City
-Barnstorm on the way to Cedar Rapids

January 30
-Rally in Cedar Rapids w/Vilsack, Heitkamp, Daschle "I've assembled a coalition of prairie liberals - peoplelike you, people like me - behind me. I have your former Premier, Tom Vilsack right here!"
-Campaign in Waterloo, IA

January 31
-Rally in Fort Dodge
-Rally in Des Moines w/ Vilsack

February 1
-Quick trip up to Minneapolis to campaign with Dayton
-Rally in Sioux City

Caucus Day
-Barnstorm around Western Iowa, near Sioux City
-Speak at 3 precincts in Sioux City, 2 in Sergeant Bluff
-Hold watch party in Sioux City

[Senator Cris]

Todd Young (3.1) - Endorsements

MP Cory Gardner of Colorado
"Todd Young is a principled conservative, standing up for common sense solution for all Americans. Our party needs a radical change. We shall turn the page and Todd Young is a fresh face, not a career politician, and he'll be able to change our party and the nation."

MP John Boozman of Arkansas
"Arkansas will play a major role this year and we should make sure that Todd Young will be the next Conservative leader. Our conservative people here in Arkansas and all across the nation want to say end once and for all at this participation in a coalition with Liberals and Todd will stand for that."

MPs John Cornyn and Micheal McCaul of Texas
"Todd Young is a Conservative that will stand up for more jobs, cut taxes, for protecting the right to life, for defeating ISIS. He'll work for securing our nation and his experience as a former Marine will help him."

MP Frank Guinta of New Hampshire
"The people of this great state want more New Hampshire in the federal government and less federal government in New Hampshire. The people of the Granite State want also a leader that stands on his values and that is able to work with others to get things done. New Hampshire can trust him on both things."

MP Scott Rigel of Virginia
"All Americans want to make our country more safe than now. As a former Marine, Todd Young knows how security and defense work and, thanks to his experience both personally and in the House, he'll make our country more safe."

MP Darell Issa of California
"I had the occasion of knowing well Todd Young during his years in the House and I can say that he has the right experience, enthusiasm and committment to this nation for serving as the next Conservative leader and to lead the nation. The people of California want someone able to work for getting real results and he's the right guy for doing that."