Election '92-game thread

[NeverAgain]

President Bush - One Nation, Together

Schedule for the Week of December 15th - 21st

Tuesday, December 15th:
Fly to Dover, NH
Hold Rally in Dover, NH
Set up NH Campaign Center in Portsmouth, NH
Drive to Keene, NH
Hold Fundraising Party in Concord, NH
Set up Campaign Center in Nashua with an outreach to Disaffected Democrats in New Hampshire

Wednesday, December 16th:
Fly to Cleveland, OH
Hold Rally in Cleveland, OH
Set up OH HQ in Cleveland
Drive to Columbus to hold Town Hall on "Helping the Working Class"
Hold Rally in Akron
Set up Campaign Center in Akron with an outreach to Manufacturing Workers in Ohio

Thursday, December 17th:
Drive to Dayton, OH
Hold Rally in Dayton, OH
Hold Fundraiser in Cleveland, OH
Drive to Toledo, OH
Set up Working Class Outreach Program in Toledo, OH

Friday, December 18th:
Fly to Texas
Hold Rally in Dallas, TX
Barnstorm in Ft. Worth, TX
Drive to Houston, TX for a Fundraiser
Drive to Austin, TX to hold Town Hall on "Continuing the Legacy of Free Trade"

Saturday, December 19th:
Drive to Santa Fe, NM
Hold Rally in Santa Fe, NM
Barnstorm in Las Cruces, NM
Drive to Albuquerque to hold Q+A on "Expanding LEGAL Immigration"
Hold Fundraiser in Santa Fe, NM

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Sunday, December 20th:
Fly back to Washington D.C. for Presidential Duties

Monday, December 21st:
Presidential Duties

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

Sanders Campaign Schedule:




December 15th:

Rally in Lancaster, NH
Rally in Berlin, NH
Town Hall in Milan, NH
Rally in Conway, NH

December 16th:

Rally in Ossipee, NH:



"We will win this state, and the nomination, and then, The Presidency!!! We will win this for the young army that fuels my candidacy, we will win this for the working class that energizes me, we will win the elderly voters who are concerned for our nation!!!"

Rally in Haverhill, NH
Rally in Lebanon, NH
Rally in Newport, NH
(Fly to Maine and file)

December 17th:

Rally in Auburn, ME
Rally in Portland, ME
Rally in Farmington, ME
Rally in Bangor, ME

December 18th:

Rally in Bangor, ME
Rally in Alfred, ME
Dinner with supporters in Alfred, ME
Giving Television Interviews, declaring he is the working class candidate.

December 19th:

Rally in Claremont, NH
Rally in Keene, NH:



"We have entered the Christmas season, it is unknown if many New Hampshire jobs will stay in New Hampshire... Don't worry, the bulletless revolution is here!!!"

Town Hall in Dublin, NH

December 20th:

Rally in Ames, Iowa
Rally in Iowa City, Iowa
Rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Rally in Des Moines, Iowa

December 21st:

Rally in Vinton, Iowa
Rally in Waterloo, Iowa
Rally in Mason City, Iowa
Rally in Adel, Iowa

[wjx987]

Is this still active?

[Enduro]

Is this still active?

My question as well.

[GoTfan]

 Yes. I notified everyone that the next few rounds will be difficult to coordinate, as I am currently on a trip to America. I will update as soon as I have time.

[wjx987]

Yes. I notified everyone that the next few rounds will be difficult to coordinate, as I am currently on a trip to America. I will update as soon as I have time.

Understood. Just making sure

[GoTfan]

Turn 5: December 22-28 1991

Ted Kennedy Weighs in on Race for the White House

This week, in an interview with Time Magazine, Senator Ted Kennedy (D-MA) decided to weigh in on the 1992 race.

"It's definitely an important one for Democrats to win." Said the veteran Massachusetts Senator. Kennedy lambasted Bush and Gates in the interview, in particular their tax plans.

"Bush and Gates are two sides of the same coin. Oh sure, they might be more to the left socially than Reagan, but they still follow the same failed philosophy of trickle-down economics that does nothing but harm the middle class." Moreover, Kennedy slammed Bush for "being completely out of touch with the American people."

When asked about the Democrats, Kennedy had some kinder words to say, but still refused to hold back on Governor Brown's proposed flat tax

"It's a stupid idea," said the Senator "it's a Republican idea transplanted into the Democratic Party. It's from the same school of economic theory that Reagan graduated from."

When asked about Congressman Sanders though, Kennedy had nothing but praise for Vermont's sole Congressman.

"I think Sanders has some very good ideas; ideas we need to consider. The only thing standing in his way is his lack of experience."

When asked if he was going to make a late entry, Kennedy said no, stating that the time to enter the race had long passed, and that he was focusing on his role as a Senator. This invalidates earlier chatter about Kennedy possibly taking one final shot at the White House




Minor headlines:

Democrats

Gov. Cuomo: Cuomo still frontrunner, but struggling to hold

Sen. Gore: Gore closes in New Hampshire

Fmr. Gov. Brown: Brown forges ahead

Rep. Sanders: Sanders fights on

Republicans:

Pres. Bush: Bush yet to announce Quayle as running mate. Is he considering someone else?

Independent/3rd Party

Trump: Is the 'Trump Train' derailing?

Gates: Gates kept off NH Republican primary ballot in 4-1 ruling

Paul: Paul continues on

Nationwide polls

Democrats

Gov. Cuomo: 37.6%

Sen. Gore: 31.7%

Fmr. Gov. Brown: 25.1%

Rep. Sanders: 5.6%

Independent/3rd Party

Mr Trump: 35.3%

Mr Gates: 33.2%

Rep. Paul: 31.3%

Undecided: 0.2%

State Polls:

Iowa Democrats:

Gov. Cuomo: 39.2%

Sen. Gore: 30.1%

Fmr. Gov. Brown: 25.4%

Rep. Sanders: 5.3%

New Hampshire Democrats:

Gov. Cuomo: 35.3%

Sen. Gore: 34.3%

Rep. Sanders: 16.3%

Fmr. Gov. Brown: 14.1%

[GoTfan]

Endorsements and Notes

Endorsements:

President Bush: Senator David Durenberger of Minnesota; Governor Pete Wilson of California; Reverend Billy Graham on North Carolina

Democrats

Governor Cuomo: Senator Paul Wellstone of Minnsota; Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey; Senator Joe Biden of Delaware; Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts; Senator Clairborne Pell of Rhode Island; Governor Robert Casey of Pennsylvania; Senator Daniel Akaka of Hawaii

Former Governor Brown: The Sierra Club, Congresswoman Barbara Boxer

Senator Gore: Former Senator John Durkin of New Hampshire; National Farmers Union; Governor Ann Richards of Texas

Independent/3rd Party

Mr Donald Trump: Former Senator Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota; Senator John Warner of Virginia; Mr Regis Philbin of New York; Former President Gerald Ford

Notes:

Okay, so we finally have a new round going. Iowa isn't that far away, so make sure you have built up your infrastructure in that state.

As we proceed onward, major headlines like the one above will occur from time ti time. Prominent figures from both parties as well as prominent independents will give their thoughts on the race. This can give hints as to who they may be more favourable to and who they may endorse. THese can be great opportunities to gain powerful endorsements.

Filing for the Maine Caucuses ends this turn. As we are approaching the end of 1991, no further contest filing will occur this year, but will open on January 2nd.

There will be at least one more debate before Iowa.


Maine Caucus ballot:

Former Governor Jerry Brown

Senator Al Gore

Representative Bernie Sanders

[wjx987]

Crunch Time
As the Holidays approach, Gore's schedule is getting incredibly busy as he attempts to close his deficit in Iowa and push through to the lead in New Hampshire.


December 22:
Fundraiser in Nashville
Fly to Little Rock, Arkansas
Open regional campaign offices in Little Rock
Rally with Governor Bill Clinton
Fly to Cedar Rapids, Iowa

December 23:
Visit a homeless shelter in Cedar Rapids
Door-to-door in Cedar Rapids
Rally at Coe College with Dick Gephardt
Barnstorm in rural Benton County
Drive to Marshalltown

December 24:
Open regional campaign offices with rural outreach program in Marshalltown
Town hall at Marshalltown Community College
Christmas eve dinner and church service with voters in Marshalltown
Build campaign infrastructure
Fly to Nashville

December 25:
Celebrate Christmas with the Gore family
Visit homeless shelters around Nashville, leave presents
Meet with constituents
Rest

December 26:
Fly to Iowa City
Barnstorm in suburban Johnson County, Iowa
Rally at Winnick Stadium at the University of Iowa with Bob Kerrey
Buy ad-space around Iowa (ads to be described later)
Build campaign infrastructure

December 27:
Visit industrial complex in Ottumwa
Give policy speech on the internet and how it benefits industrial workers

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Meet young voters at Indian Hill Community College
Open regional campaign office with youth outreach program in Ottumwa
Barnstorm in Wapello County

December 28:
Fly to Keene, New Hampshire
Open regional campaign offices in Keene
Rally in Keene with former Senator John Durkin

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Buy adspace around New Hampshire (ads to be described later)
Host fundraiser

[ASPN]

(Call it a shot in the dark, but I have a feeling Ted aint interested in endorsing me)

Jerry's comin' to town!

Dec 22rd, Sierra Club HQ at Oakland, California

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Schedule :

Dec 22nd:

*Coordinate with staff in Iowa for the building of infrastructure, in particular a stable ground game with college students under the newly created "Students for Brown" program, where college students volunteer for the campaign, and given resources to host booths and such to talk about Brown, and flyers which include the 1-800 number. A trial run of sorts.

*Rally with Barbara Boxer in San Rafael
   

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*Speech at Sierra Club

Dec 23rd:

*Fly to Atlanta. Georgia
*Set up Regional Headquarters in Atlanta
*Rally in Sandy Springs

Dec 24th:

*Fly to Des Monies, Iowa
*Barnstorm in Buena Vista County
*Purchase space in various local tv stations in Iowa for ad. The ad itself shows images of a dark and stormy D.C, a voice over speaking of the corruption and waste brought about by Reagan and Bush, but then notes that there is hope, and that by backing Governor Brown, you'll be sending a message to the corrupt at D.C that they better run, cause 'Jerrys comin' to Town!' (A reference to a speech made the previous week, essentially turned into a Slogan of sorts for the campaign.)

*Fly back to California

Dec 25th:

*Celebrate Christmas with family.
*Help serve Christmas breakfast with local shelter in Sacramento
*Rest

Dec 26th:

*Fly back to Des Monies
*Hold Town Hall in Waterloo
*Meet with farmers in Northwest Iowa

Dec 27th:

*Continue farm barnstorming in Linn County
*Call with workers in NH and Maine, get the 'Students for Brown' organization running in those states too.
*Continue with general infrastructure building

Dec 28th:
*Fly to Portland, Maine
*Rally in Portland

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*Rest

[Devout Centrist]

Cuomo Racks Up Endorsements

December 22nd:
-File for Maine Caucus
-Rally in Des Moines with Paul Wellstone
-Barnstorming in Ames with Robert Casey
-Build campaign infrastructure
-Build ground game

December 23rd:
-Town Hall in Polk County
-Rally in Cedar Rapids
-Meet with farmer constituency
-Meet with volunteers
-Rally in Davenport

December 24th:
-Fly to NYC
-Host holiday fundraiser with NYPD and NYFD
-Meet with donors
-Rally with liberal activists
-Organize phone banking in NH and Iowa


December 25th:
-Fly to New Hampshire
-Host Christmas meet and greet in Concord, including several local representatives and Bill Bradley, Joe Biden, John Kerry,  and Clairborne Pell.
-Stregthen GOTV
-Rally in Portland, Maine

December 26th:
-Rally in Nashua
-Barnstorming in Concord
-Town Hall in Portsmouth
-Meet with volunteers
-Meet with pro-choice activists

December 27th:
-Barnstorming in Coos
-Policy Speech on leadership
-Rally in Portsmouth
-Hold fundraiser with local liberal activists
-Rest

December 28th:
-Build campaign infrastructure
-Build GOTV
-Fly to Iowa
-Rally in Des Moines
-Town Hall in Polk County

[QuickHead555]

Bill Gates 92'

Stays off the campaign trial for all but one day of the week to spend time with family during Christmas.

12/22/16
-Rally in Tallahassee, FL
-Rally in Miami, FL
-Townhall in Atlanta, GA
-Visits Children's Hospital, donates 500,000 dollars to it.

[Enduro]

Ron Paul and Harry Browne are taking a break from the campaign trail to celebrate Christmas with their families.

[QuickHead555]

Bump

[GoTfan]

I am just waiting for the last two schedules to be posted, then we shall move on. I'll give NeverAgain and Haslam2020 another 24 hours before moving on

[ASPN]

Post 24 hours bump

[GoTfan]

As soon as I get back to ,y place, i'lll update

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

(schedule being written. If the update goes before I post it, we stormed NH and Maine)

[wjx987]

Bump

[NeverAgain]

Yeh, y'all can move on without me for now.

All President Bush is doing is working on ground game in swing states and meeting with local organizers, but his main focus is the nation and it's preservation. He's going back between D.C. and the stump every other day.

[GoTfan]

Yeh, y'all can move on without me for now.

All President Bush is doing is working on ground game in swing states and meeting with local organizers, but his main focus is the nation and it's preservation. He's going back between D.C. and the stump every other day.

Okay, I'm locking the thread now to process everything.

[GoTfan]

Turn 6: December 29 1991-January 4 1992

Trump Withdraws From Race

This week's story was the withdrawal from the Presidential race. Trump, a billionaire businessman, formally announced he was ending his campaign outside the entrance to New York's Trump Tower.

In his statement, Trump did not endorse any candidate, but rather quite heavily rebuked Bill Gates, a fellow independent candidate, for an ad that Gates aired not that long ago featuring a woman who alleged that Trump had sexually assaulted her. Regarding this, New York District Attorney Robert Morgenthau is keeping this case under wraps.

Trump also bitterly denounced the current political system, calling it utterly corrupt and bruising for everyone involved.

Trump's withdrawal has shaken up the field somewhat. Before, Trump was considered to be the strongest independent candidate in the race, now, it would seem that independents and third party members are evenly split between Gates and Libertarian nominee Ron Paul.

As for the Democrats, it appears that Gore and Cuomo are entering almost a two-way race, with the New York Governor consolidating in the north, while Gore attempts to shore up his base in the south. In addition, Jerry Brown seems to be building a base in the west, while Sanders' populist message appears to be carrying well in the midwestern states such as Michigan and Ohio.

Meanwhile, rumors are circulating that Bush will not renominate Quayle for Vice President, owing to the fact that Quayle has been seen as a liability to the President's chances of re-election. Indeed, reports from inside the White House say that Secretary of State James Baker has been pushing for Quayle's replacement on the ticket. Regardless, Bush will have to make a decision soon.


Minor headlines:

Democrats:

Gov. Cuomo: Cuomo under attack from both center and left

Sen. Gore: Gore draws level in New Hampshire

Fmr. Gov. Brown: Brown firming up lead in California

Rep. Sanders: Sanders on verge of breakthrough in New Hampshire?

Republicans:

Pres. Bush: Will Bush replace Quayle?

Independent/Third Party:

Gates: Trump slams Gates in withdrawal speech.

Paul: Can Paul capitalize on Trump's withdrawal?

Nationwide polls:

Democrats:

Gov. Cuomo: 37.7 %

Sen. Gore: 31.6%

Fmr. Gov. Brown: 25%

Rep. Sanders: 5.7%

Independent/Third Party

Mr Gates: 37.8%

Rep. Paul: 37.5%

Undecided: 24.7%

Statewide polls:

Iowa Democrats:

Gov. Cuomo: 39.3%

Sen. Gore: 30%

Fmr. Gov. Brown: 25.2%

Rep. Sanders: 5.6%

New Hampshire Democrats:

Gov. Cuomo: 34.8%

Sen. Gore: 34.8%

Rep. Sanders: 16.4%

Fmr. Gov. Brown: 14%

[GoTfan]

Endorsements and Debates

Endorsements:

Democrats:

Senator Gore: Iowa Congressman Neal Smith; Tennessee Congressman Jim Cooper; Iowa Congressman David Nagle; Maryland Congressman Kweisi Mfume; Former Governor Rose Mofford of Arizona

Governor Cuomo: Speaker of the House Tom Foley; Former Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill; House Majority Whip David E. Bonior; Former Governor and 1988 Democratic Presidential Nominee Michael Dukakis of Massachusetts; Governor Barbara Roberts of Oregon

Debates:

2nd Democratic Primary Debate

Location: Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Cambridge, Massachusetts

Date: January 3, 1992

Sponsors: Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and Massachusetts Democratic Party.

Invited: Governor Mario Cuomo of New York; Senator Al Gore of Tennessee; Former Governor Jerry Brown of California; Congressman Bernie Sanders of Vermont

Moderator: Jim Lehrer

Questions:

General:

At the last independent and third party debate, the candidates were asked about the North American Free Trade Agreement. Where do you stand on NAFTA?

The ongoing investigation against Donald Trump over a television advertisement released by the Gates campaign has caused no small measure of controversy. Do you believe that Gates exercised poor judgement in airing this ad, or do you think that the ad was aired deliberately to sabotage Mr Trump's campaign and force his withdrawal?

Finally, Massachusetts is home to your party's 1988 nominee, Governor Michael Dukakis. Some say that he was too liberal to win the election that year, but some say that the campaign was simply managed poorly. What is your opinion?

Specific:

Governor Cuomo, recently your campaign has faltered somewhat and you are now tied with Senator Gore in New Hampshire. How do you plan to regain your lead?

Senator Gore, many said you could only hope to consolidate your base in the south to counter Cuomo's advantage in the north, yet you have drawn level with the Governor in New Hampshire. In your opinion, why has this happened and how do you plan to continue your aggressive strategy in the north?

Governor Brown, last week Senator Ted Kennedy, who is also of this state, lambasted your tax plan. Would you like to take this opportunity to respond?

Congressman Sanders, in the same interview, Senator Kennedy said that you had ideas that the Democratic Party should take on board. Indeed your message appears to be resonating across the industrial states. Do you believe that your so-called "political revolution" will continue to surge?

2nd Independent/Third Party Debate

Location: Capitol Plaza & Convention Center; Montpelier, Vermont

Date: January 4, 1992

Sponsors: Liberty Union Party and the American Broadcasting Company

Invited: Mr Bill Gates of Washington; Congressman Ron Paul of Texas

Moderator: Ann Compton

Questions:

General:

Vermont is home to Congressman Bernie Sanders, an avowed socialist who previously served as Mayor of Burlington for eight years. Do you believe that some of Sanders' ideas deserve to be at least considered?

The withdrawal of Donald Trump has affected you both in the polls, but also left a large amount of undecided voters who are registered as third party members or independents. How do you plan to appeal to these people who supported Mr Trump?

Both of you are largely campaigning on similar platforms of social liberalism and fiscal conservatism. How do you plan to set yourselves apart from each other given your similar platforms?

Specific:

Mr Gates, there has been speculation that your recent television advertisement may have prompted Mr Trump's withdrawal from the race. Indeed, many people view the ad as a cynical attempt to play on voters' fears. Do you have any connection to the ad at all personally?

Congressman Paul, there have been rumblings inside the Libertarian Party that you are turning into their version of Adlai Stevenson, the two-time Democratic nominee in 1952 and 1956. How do you plan to avoid this comparison?

[wjx987]

A New Year Approaches
Gore has done it. He's finally closed the gap in New Hampshire and his campaign is rapidly gaining momentum. Now all he has to do is attempt to close the gap in Iowa and push to the lead in New Hampshire.


December 29:
Barnstorm in Bangor, ME
Meet with gun control activists
Meet and greet in Waterville
Open regional campaign offices in Waterville
Rally in Old Town

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December 30:
Debate prep
Rally in Houlton
Barnstorm in rural Arostook county
Open regional campaign office in Houlton focusing on rural issues
Drive to New Hampshire

December 31:
Meet and greet in Woodstock, NH
Town hall in Plymouth discussing the positives and negatives of NAFTA and why it's worth it
Debate prep
Barnstorm in Carroll County
New Year's Fundraiser with voters and donors

January 1:
Meet and greet in Strafford County
Town hall in Portsmouth
Policy speech on environmental policy at Odiorne Point State Park
Open regional campaign office in Salisbury, MA
Debate prep

January 2:
Rally in Lowell
Barnstorm in Middlesex County
Town hall in Concord
Open regional campaign office in Medford
Debate prep

January 3:
Door-to-door in Boston
Rally at Boston Commons
Debate prep
Attended debate in Cambridge

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I do support NAFTA, and that is because that it greatly expands the U.S.' position in the global economy because of the elimination of tariffs. Not only would this increase trade, but it would assist with the economic recovery. It would also help the economies of third-world countries by enabling them to compete and trade on a global level. Yes, there are negatives, but the positives certainly outweigh those negatives.

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I think Mr. Gates probably exercised poor judgement. I wish he hadn't done this, Mr. Trump's campaign was bringing new people into the political arena. I think, though, that this shows that it may be worth taking a closer look at Mr. Gate'a campaign. A mistake like this has major impacts on an election, and I think it shows a huge problem with his campaign. We can all agree here on this stage that none of the Democratic candidate would ever dare to release an ad like this. If you want a unified field, look away from the third party and independent candidates and come to us. We are more positive and unified than them, at least. I think that should be a major selling point to those voters disillusioned by conflict in politics.

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I think we would have lost that election no matter who the nominee was. That election, if you look at the numbers, was largely a referendum on Reagan's policies. He was viewed favorably, so Bush won. Now, Bush has nothing to run on but his own record. This year, I think that Dukakis could beat Bush. It just wasn't the Governor's year, and I respect and support him.

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I think this has happened because my vision of America simply resonates across the entire country. The south may be my stomping grounds, but my campaign is a national one, not a regional one. So yes, of course I intend to continue my northern strategy, because I intend to win this contest with the support of voters nationwide.

Buy ad-space in Boston area highlighting environmental policy

January 4:
Fly to Maryland in the early morning
Rally at Towson University with Kweisi Mfume

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Open regional campaign offices in Towson
Fly To Iowa
Rally at Bracewell Stadium in Burlington, IA with David Nagle

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[ASPN]

Start of a new year

December 29th:

*Rally in Marion, Iowa
*Speak at Ashford University

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*buy time in local radio stations to air ad about Brown's 1-800 number

December 30th:
*Travel to Augusta, Maine to Barnstorm
*Buy ad space on buses across Maine with 1-800 number
*Debate prep

December 31st:
*Town Hall in Houlton, Maine about the issues with NAFTA and why he disproves of it.
*Barnstorm around Aroostook County
*Continued debate prep.

January 1st:
*Fly to Pierre, South Dakota
*Set up campaign headquarters in city.
*From Conference call, approve hiring of new workers for phone operation.

Jan 2nd:
*Rally in Sioux Falls, SD
*Town Hall in Rapid City, SD discussing Education
*Speech in Pine Ridge Indian Reservation

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Jan 3rd:

*Travel to MA for debate

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I've said it before and I'll say it again: The people who will benefit from NAFTA will be the CEOs in their tall towers as they count their money while those below them suffer. The loss of Tariffs will flood the market with cheap goods, and jobs will be sent elsewhere due to rising costs. I support helping 3rd world countries, but not at the cost of weakening our own economy. As President I would ether renegotiate, or failing that, reject it.

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It's simple really, if a crime had truly been committed, she should of reached out to law enforcement. Instead, she went to an independent candidate who showed poor judgement and a chance to undermined his competition. I disagree with Senator Gore on a number of issues, but he is right when he said that none of us here would ever send out an ad like the one Gates used.

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Reagan told the nation that Bush would be his successor, that, combined with Dukakis's campaign unable, or unwilling to fight back against Bush's attacks, made Bush the likely winner from the start. But now Bush has to run with his own record, one that won't hold up with the American people come November.

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Look, lets make one thing clear, I have nothing but respect for the Kennedy family, with it a legacy of some of the greatest public servants this nation has ever had. But for Ted to attack my tax plan like that is disappointing to say the least. This is not something I came up with at the drop of a hat. I worked with a number of economists to draft this plan, we went through the options, and found that this was the best for the American people. Our Tax system is broken and bloated, with a flat tax, we can cut our tax code in half, removing loopholes, contradictions, and unnecessary fat that hinder the men and women of this Nation.

*Host post debate meet and greet in Cambridge to talk with attendees of the debate.

Jan 4th:
*Mostly work on bureaucratic business, making calls and meeting with Campaign Team for weekly update.