Post-Obama - A Different 2012 (Gameplay)

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Debate summary

First Republican Debate



Winner: Mike Huckabee

With a packed stage of excellent debaters, Huckabee's performance was regarded by many as the best of the night, among many other excellent performances from Jeb Bush, Rudy Guiliani, Jim DeMint, and Michelle Bachmann. Huckabee hit all the right notes in his speech by laying out specifics for many of his answers; something lacking in others' performances. Additionally, he successfully presented himself as a unifier of the party, and received a boost in polling shortly after the debate.

Another notable performance, however not for the same reasons, was Donald Trump's. Effectively ending his campaign by making controversial statements about the other candidates and not responding in enough detail to the questions, Trump sank to a low in polling at 1 percent in the days after the debate, which led him to suspend his campaign.

First Democratic Debate



Winner: Michelle Obama

In the Democratic debate, Michelle Obama came out with a clear win, along with a surprisingly good performance from lesser-known candidate Russ Feingold. In the midst of Joe Biden's sub-par performance (he started off well in the debate but quickly sank his performance after responses to Obama and Bredesen), Obama was able to pull a win by successfully laying out her platform and clearly explaining the message of her campaign. Along with a relatively good performance from Phil Bredesen (who was able to articulate his campaign, however he lost support with the more liberal base with his comparison to Kennedy and Clinton), the debate proved to be a national boost for both Obama's and Feingold's campaigns, and a regional boost for Bredesen's campaign.

[terp40hitch]

Michele Bachmann's November Schedule

November 1st to 3rd: Mississippi

November 1st

Jackson, MS: Get Out The Vote Rally For Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant with Bachmann

Vicksburg, MS: Meet and Greet with Voters

November 2nd

Greenville, MS: Townhall with Bachmann

Cleveland, MS: Rally with Bachmann

Clarkdale, MS: Get The Vote Rally For Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant and Bachmann

November 3rd

Oxford, MS: Rally with Bachmann

November 4th to 16th: Iowa

November 4th

Iowa City, IA: Meet and Greet with Bachmann

Muscatine, IA: Townhall with Bachmann

Davenport, IA: Rally with Bachmann

Bettendorf, IA: Rally with Bachmann

November 5th

Mason City, IA: Townhall with Bachmann

Cedar Falls, IA: Endorsement Rally with Representative Marsha Blackburn and Bachmann

Waterloo, IA: Opening Third Iowa Campaign Headquarters with Bachmann, Rep. Kristi Noem, and Rep. Marsha Blackburn

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November 6th

Storm Lake, IA: Rally with Bachmann

Fort Dodge, IA: Townhall with Bachmann

November 7th

Sioux City, IA: Keynote Speaker at Iowa Lakes Community College

Sioux City, IA: Keynote Speaker at Sioux City County GOP

November 8th

Council Bluff, IA: Endorsement Rally with Representative Tom Latham

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November 8th to 12th

Council Bluff, IA: Strategizing with Iowa Campaign Staff

November 13th

Council Bluff, IA: Meet and Greet with Voters

Carson, IA: Rally with Bachmann

Thurman, IA: Rally with Bachmann and Rep. Tom Latham

Sidney, IA: Townhall with Bachmann

November 14th

Sioux City, IA: Rally with Bachmann and Rep. Steve King

Hinton, IA: Townhall with Bachmann

November 15th

Des Moine, IA: Fundraiser with Bachmann, Rep. Steve King, and Rep. Tom Latham

Des Moine, IA: Rally with Bachmann, Rep. Steve King, and Rep. Tom Latham

Norwalk, IA: Townhall with Bachmann

Swan, IA: Meet and Greet with Voter

Monroe, IA: Townhall with Bachmann

November 16th

Davenport, IA: Rally with Bachmann

November 17th to 25th: Washington D.C.

November 17th to 25th

Washington D.C.: Congressional Work

November 26th to 27th: Minnestota

November 26th to 27th

Saint Cloud, MN: Rest with family

November 28th to 29th: Iowa

November 28th

Sioux City, IA: Rally with Bachmann

Sioux City, IA: Townhall with Bachmann

November 29th

Cedar Falls, IA: Townhall with Bachmann

Waterloo, IA: Rally with Bachmann, Carly Fiorina, and Rep. Kristi Noem

Waterloo, IA: Meet and Greet with Voters

November 30th: Florida

November 30th

Jacksonville, FL: Rally with Bachmann

Daytona Beach, FL: Rally with Bachmann

Campaign Goals

• Pull Away Weak DeMint, Huckabee and former Christie Voters
• Put all resources into Iowa to try and Jump into Third Place
• Contitue to do Door to Door and Phone Banking Operations in Iowa
• Win over undecided Tea-Party and Consvertive Voters
• Launch First Advertisements in Iowa

Surrogate Schedule

• Rep. Steve King: Though King didn't spend much time on the campaign trail, he did fundraise in Washington but he planned to be on the campaign trail with Bachmann to do the last push in Iowa before the caucus
• Rep. Tom Latham: With the endorsement from Latham following Rep. King's endorsement last month means that the whole Republican Iowa Congressional Caucus. After endorsing Bachmann, Latham spent the month fundraising and energizing volunteers and interns across his district
• Rep. Kristi Noem: One of the main campaign endorsers throughout the campaign, spent the month in Iowa and like last month was the face of the campaign on TV.
• Rep. Marsha Blackburn: After Blackburn endorsed Bachmann she spent the month in between Iowa and Florida. She also became the Second Southern to endorse Bachmann and she also interviewed for the campaign to bring more southern vote
• Carly Fiorina: Fiorina again helped Bachmann in debate prep for next month and when she was on the campaign trail she focuses on the issues of helping bussiness
• Phil Bryant: Bachmann spent the early part of the month to do the last push to get Bryant elected to be the Governor of Mississippi. When Bryant was on the campaign trail he was in Florida.

[Boobs]

AFL-CIO Endorses Michelle Obama for President

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Michele Bachmann's 1st Advertsment

"Iowa Values"

Bought in Iowa

Michele Bachmann is running for President. She isn't running for herself, she is running for the American People and their values

Bachmann stands for Iowa values and consvertive values that is why Representive Steve King and Represntive Tom Latham both have endorsed her

Iowa, she needs your vote to send her to the White House so she can fight for Iowa and conservative values from the most powerful office in the world

I am Michele Bachmann and I approve this message

[Jaguar4life]

Carolla campaign ad
Not Another (Airs in all 50 states)

For 8 years a so called conservative ruled the White House and what happened?

Pointless wars just for oil


Massive deficits by a so called “economic conservative”


Massive NSA spying programs and the Patriot Act


30,000 classified emails lost And a record disapproval

What makes us this that we want another Bush?


The Republicans need someone new and that person is Adam Carolla.


He will fight for a lower fairer tax system energy independence , a balence budget, smaller goverment and a well respected milltary.. 

He will stick to his word and so should you.

Adam Carolla for President is responsible for the nature of this advisement and they apporve this messages

Adam Carolla 2012 a Different Kind Of Republican

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News Update
November 9, 2011

Results of the 2011 elections

Kentucky - Governor (95% reporting)
David L. Williams (R) - 45.40% (apparent winner) (R+1)
Steve Beshear (D) (inc.) - 44.91%
Gatewood Galbraith (I) - 9.64%

Louisiana - Governor (99% reporting)
Bobby Jindal (R) (inc.) - 69.1% ✓
Tara Hollis (D) - 10.1%
Other - 20.8%

Mississippi - Governor (98% reporting)
Phil Bryant (R) - 65.6% ✓
Johnny DuPree (D) - 34.4%

(Note: there was no West Virginia gubernatorial special election due to the fact that a Republican won the West Virginia Senate seat in 2010, leaving Manchin still with the governorship.)

Mississippi Ballot Question - Initiative 26
Yes - 52.31% ✓
No - 47.69%

Feingold at rally: Ron Johnson voters were "a bunch of uneducated hicks"

At a rally yesterday in Manchester, New Hampshire, candidate for the Democratic nomination for President in the 2012 elections and former Senator Russ Feingold made questionable comments about supporters of his former Senate opponent, and newly-elected Senator, Ron Johnson. While the subject of the rally was on improving healthcare, the topic quickly shifted to the candidate's run for re-election to the Senate in 2010, and particularly, about the supporters of his opponent, after a heckler in the audience declared "Ron Johnson rigged the Senate race!" Feingold originally made a shift to talk about how Johnson had genuine supporters in an effort to diffuse the situation through a joke; however, Feingold made what commentators have said was "the biggest gaffe of his campaign so far" when he declared that "Johnson had genuine supporters. He had a bunch of conservative uneducated hicks who voted for him in the election!"

While the audience laughed at the time, many pundits have since declared that "while it was intended as a joke, there's no doubt that this will be poorly received by conservative Democrats and possibly even the national base. They don't want a candidate who will marginalize the base." A flash poll from the New York Times reveals Feingold's campaign has taken a hit, with his support ranging in the lower teens to mid single digits. What will be the most defining for his campaign; however, is how he responds in the coming weeks, which could either prevent further damage or ensure it.

In surprise twist, Huckabee becomes voice of reason at Occupy Wall Street protests

During a surprise visit by Huckabee's campaign to Zuccotti Park, the site of the Occupy Wall Street protests on Sunday, Huckabee took a microphone, stood on a bench, and began to make an improvised speech criticizing both sides of the protests. While he initially was booed by supporters of the protest during his criticism of the encampment, as his speech wore on, it became well-received by the protestors and some protestors reportedly left the encampment as a result of the speech.

During the speech, which came as a surprise to even the protestors as Huckabee drove up in an unassuming sedan by himself and took out a battery-powered microphone and a speaker and stood up on a bench, Huckabee criticized the protestors, saying that "If you want to make real change, camping on private property isn't the place to start", which was followed by boos from the protestors. However, as he began to state that "you all have a real cause, but this isn't the place to protest", the crowd began to silence and listen to his argument. He closed the speech, which began to be met with applause from some of the protestors, by saying that "you shouldn't be protesting here. Your protest should be at the ballot box in the primaries and the general. That's where your voice will count!" Dozens of protestors packed up and left after he ended his speech. One protestor, when interviewed, said that while she did not agree with Huckabee's politics, that she was "impressed...that he took the time to come out here and hear our argument, and take the time to make a speech. I'd consider voting for him if I was a Republican."

A New York Times flash poll taken after his speech finds him neck-and-neck with frontrunner Jeb Bush, both with 20 percent of the vote.

[Jaguar4life]

Carolla campaigns in New Hampshire on trade

Carolla:If I am elected president the era the economic surrender will be over.  We will never surrender this country or any country of that matter or people to the song of Globalism.

Another thing killing jobs is these so called free trade agreements like NAFTA and CAFTA

They are not free trade what so ever. They are indeed the opposite of Free trade and have resulted in losing jobs to Mexico and China and to big corporations.  

I visited people in Iowa and here in New Hampshire who’s jobs and living were destroyed over these deals and how we Americans should should take a second look at what we have done. Those hard good paying jobs were killed and got sent to another country only this time it’s made in worse conditions than before.

And as President in my first week I will repeal every one of these major so called “free trade”  trade deals and give those jobs to Americans again and make sure we end up having the upper hand in them.

If you are a foreign power and you want to weaken Amercia you couldn’t do better than Obama,Biden or Bush and the Democrats economic agenda.

Under this so called free trade organizations people like the Chinese get richer and the Americans get poorer.
The Skyscrapers went up in Beijing  and other cities in the country while the factories and neighborhoods here especially in Concord and Manchester crumbled right here.

When we abandon the policy of Amercia first we then started rebuilding other countries instead of our own.

However when and if I become president the era of Economic freedom and Americanism will begin.

[GoTfan]

News Update
November 9, 2011

Results of the 2011 elections

Kentucky - Governor (95% reporting)
David L. Williams (R) - 45.40% (apparent winner) (R+1)
Steve Beshear (D) (inc.) - 44.91%
Gatewood Galbraith (I) - 9.64%

Louisiana - Governor (99% reporting)
Bobby Jindal (R) (inc.) - 69.1% ✓
Tara Hollis (D) - 10.1%
Other - 20.8%

Mississippi - Governor (98% reporting)
Phil Bryant (R) - 65.6% ✓
Johnny DuPree (D) - 34.4%

(Note: there was no West Virginia gubernatorial special election due to the fact that a Republican won the West Virginia Senate seat in 2010, leaving Manchin still with the governorship.)

Mississippi Ballot Question - Initiative 26
Yes - 52.31% ✓
No - 47.69%

Feingold at rally: Ron Johnson voters were "a bunch of uneducated hicks"

At a rally yesterday in Manchester, New Hampshire, candidate for the Democratic nomination for President in the 2012 elections and former Senator Russ Feingold made questionable comments about supporters of his former Senate opponent, and newly-elected Senator, Ron Johnson. While the subject of the rally was on improving healthcare, the topic quickly shifted to the candidate's run for re-election to the Senate in 2010, and particularly, about the supporters of his opponent, after a heckler in the audience declared "Ron Johnson rigged the Senate race!" Feingold originally made a shift to talk about how Johnson had genuine supporters in an effort to diffuse the situation through a joke; however, Feingold made what commentators have said was "the biggest gaffe of his campaign so far" when he declared that "Johnson had genuine supporters. He had a bunch of conservative uneducated hicks who voted for him in the election!"

While the audience laughed at the time, many pundits have since declared that "while it was intended as a joke, there's no doubt that this will be poorly received by conservative Democrats and possibly even the national base. They don't want a candidate who will marginalize the base." A flash poll from the New York Times reveals Feingold's campaign has taken a hit, with his support ranging in the lower teens to mid single digits. What will be the most defining for his campaign; however, is how he responds in the coming weeks, which could either prevent further damage or ensure it.

In surprise twist, Huckabee becomes voice of reason at Occupy Wall Street protests

During a surprise visit by Huckabee's campaign to Zuccotti Park, the site of the Occupy Wall Street protests on Sunday, Huckabee took a microphone, stood on a bench, and began to make an improvised speech criticizing both sides of the protests. While he initially was booed by supporters of the protest during his criticism of the encampment, as his speech wore on, it became well-received by the protestors and some protestors reportedly left the encampment as a result of the speech.

During the speech, which came as a surprise to even the protestors as Huckabee drove up in an unassuming sedan by himself and took out a battery-powered microphone and a speaker and stood up on a bench, Huckabee criticized the protestors, saying that "If you want to make real change, camping on private property isn't the place to start", which was followed by boos from the protestors. However, as he began to state that "you all have a real cause, but this isn't the place to protest", the crowd began to silence and listen to his argument. He closed the speech, which began to be met with applause from some of the protestors, by saying that "you shouldn't be protesting here. Your protest should be at the ballot box in the primaries and the general. That's where your voice will count!" Dozens of protestors packed up and left after he ended his speech. One protestor, when interviewed, said that while she did not agree with Huckabee's politics, that she was "impressed...that he took the time to come out here and hear our argument, and take the time to make a speech. I'd consider voting for him if I was a Republican."

A New York Times flash poll taken after his speech finds him neck-and-neck with frontrunner Jeb Bush, both with 20 percent of the vote.

Um, excuse me, that is grossly unfair.

[NewYorkExpress]

News Update
November 9, 2011

Results of the 2011 elections

Kentucky - Governor (95% reporting)
David L. Williams (R) - 45.40% (apparent winner) (R+1)
Steve Beshear (D) (inc.) - 44.91%
Gatewood Galbraith (I) - 9.64%

Louisiana - Governor (99% reporting)
Bobby Jindal (R) (inc.) - 69.1% ✓
Tara Hollis (D) - 10.1%
Other - 20.8%

Mississippi - Governor (98% reporting)
Phil Bryant (R) - 65.6% ✓
Johnny DuPree (D) - 34.4%

(Note: there was no West Virginia gubernatorial special election due to the fact that a Republican won the West Virginia Senate seat in 2010, leaving Manchin still with the governorship.)

Mississippi Ballot Question - Initiative 26
Yes - 52.31% ✓
No - 47.69%

Feingold at rally: Ron Johnson voters were "a bunch of uneducated hicks"

At a rally yesterday in Manchester, New Hampshire, candidate for the Democratic nomination for President in the 2012 elections and former Senator Russ Feingold made questionable comments about supporters of his former Senate opponent, and newly-elected Senator, Ron Johnson. While the subject of the rally was on improving healthcare, the topic quickly shifted to the candidate's run for re-election to the Senate in 2010, and particularly, about the supporters of his opponent, after a heckler in the audience declared "Ron Johnson rigged the Senate race!" Feingold originally made a shift to talk about how Johnson had genuine supporters in an effort to diffuse the situation through a joke; however, Feingold made what commentators have said was "the biggest gaffe of his campaign so far" when he declared that "Johnson had genuine supporters. He had a bunch of conservative uneducated hicks who voted for him in the election!"

While the audience laughed at the time, many pundits have since declared that "while it was intended as a joke, there's no doubt that this will be poorly received by conservative Democrats and possibly even the national base. They don't want a candidate who will marginalize the base." A flash poll from the New York Times reveals Feingold's campaign has taken a hit, with his support ranging in the lower teens to mid single digits. What will be the most defining for his campaign; however, is how he responds in the coming weeks, which could either prevent further damage or ensure it.

In surprise twist, Huckabee becomes voice of reason at Occupy Wall Street protests

During a surprise visit by Huckabee's campaign to Zuccotti Park, the site of the Occupy Wall Street protests on Sunday, Huckabee took a microphone, stood on a bench, and began to make an improvised speech criticizing both sides of the protests. While he initially was booed by supporters of the protest during his criticism of the encampment, as his speech wore on, it became well-received by the protestors and some protestors reportedly left the encampment as a result of the speech.

During the speech, which came as a surprise to even the protestors as Huckabee drove up in an unassuming sedan by himself and took out a battery-powered microphone and a speaker and stood up on a bench, Huckabee criticized the protestors, saying that "If you want to make real change, camping on private property isn't the place to start", which was followed by boos from the protestors. However, as he began to state that "you all have a real cause, but this isn't the place to protest", the crowd began to silence and listen to his argument. He closed the speech, which began to be met with applause from some of the protestors, by saying that "you shouldn't be protesting here. Your protest should be at the ballot box in the primaries and the general. That's where your voice will count!" Dozens of protestors packed up and left after he ended his speech. One protestor, when interviewed, said that while she did not agree with Huckabee's politics, that she was "impressed...that he took the time to come out here and hear our argument, and take the time to make a speech. I'd consider voting for him if I was a Republican."

A New York Times flash poll taken after his speech finds him neck-and-neck with frontrunner Jeb Bush, both with 20 percent of the vote.

Um, excuse me, that is grossly unfair.

Feingold's comments are really OOC, however Huckabee's comments actually are in character in my opinion. The problem for Huckabee is that commentary would sink him amongst Carolla, and Bachmann voters.

Also, we have an OOC thread for complaints like this.

[terp40hitch]

Michele Bachmann's Response To Feingold's Comments

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A True Republican (Ft. Governor Rick Perry)

Airing in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Nevada, and Florida

Perry:

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Bush:

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Response from Adam Carolla campaign

Mr Perry’s remarks are strictly untrue and ironic.  Carolla is fighting for a conservative cause like defunding Planned Parenthood and taking the goverment out of people’s lives. 

While Bush when he was Govenor of Florida got goverment into abortion and healthcare many times just like what happened with Terri Schiavo

[terp40hitch]

Michele Bachmann's Reponse To Jeb Bush Ad

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[NewYorkExpress]

Schedule for Joe Biden


November 1-6

Campaign in and around Las Vegas, Nevada

Senator Feingold seems to have forgotten the first rule of the Presidential Campaign...don't insult the voter. You can say whatever you like about your opponent, but once you start insulting voters, it's game over.

November 7-15

Campaign in and around Phoenix, Arizona

It's time we moved to reinstate all provisions of the Glass-Steagall act, as not doing so has lead to the financial crisis of four years ago, and our current recession. I know it is not a popular position to take with the fat cats on Wall Street, but it needs to be done, before our recession gets worse, or we have another one, years down the line.

November 18-21

Fundraisers, Los Angeles/San Fransisco

November 22-23

Campaign in and around, Detroit, Michigan (With Carl Levin)

In many was Pakistan is responsible for our failure to capture Osama Bin Laden. They have been sheltering him for years, at least according to all the evidence I've seen, and during the most recent attempt to get him in Abbottabad, earlier this year, all the evidence led me to believe that the Pakistani military knew he was there and tipped him off to our troops arrival. Is that the actions of an ally in the war on terrorism?

November 24-27

Thanksgiving with friends and family, Wilmington, Delaware

November 28-30

Campaign in and around Des Moines, Iowa (With Tom Harkin)

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Bloomberg/King 2012:  For A United America Tour, Part Three


November 1st, 2011:  Michael Bloomberg continues the United America Tour with a Speech in The Town of Ramapo, Rockland County, New York

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November 2nd, 2011:  Michael Bloomberg and Angus King travel to Monroe, Orange County, New York, and hold a Rally there highlighting their support for Green Energy Investment.  After the Rally, Bloomberg and King board a plane and fly out to Dallas, Texas.

November 3rd, 2011:  Michael Bloomberg gives a speech on increasing the budget for police and his support for stop and frisk in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.

November 4th, 2011:  Michael Bloomberg travels to and gives a speech in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, highlighting his support for Middle Class tax cuts.

November 5th, 2011:  Michael Bloomberg and Angus King travel to Denton, Denton County, Texas, and hold a joint rally there highlighting their Experience and readiness for becoming President and Vice President.

November 6th, 2011:  Michael Bloomberg and Angus King travel to and give a Joint Speech in Plano, Collin County, Texas, highlighting their Bipartisanship and willingness to compromise to better America.  After the Speech, Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King fly to Phoenix, Arizona.

November 7th, 2011:  Michael Bloomberg gives a speech in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, on Immigration Reform.

November 8th, 2011:  Michael Bloomberg travels to and holds a Townhall in Avondale, Maricopa County, Arizona, answering questions on Taxes and Bank Regulation.

November 9th, 2011:  Michael Bloomberg travels to Goodyear, Maricopa County, Arizona, and gives a short speech there on his position on the Economy.

November 10th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King travel to Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona and hold a Joint Rally there.  After the speech they board a plane and fly out to Las Vegas, Nevada.

November 11th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg travels to and holds a rally in Henderson, Clark County, Nevada on the Economy.

November 12th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King travel to and hold a Joint Town Hall in Boulder City, Clark County, Nevada, on Foreign Policy.

November 13th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg travels to North Las Vegas, Clark County, and gives Speech on Marijuana Legalization.

November 14th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King travel to and give a joint speech in the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Clark County on their Independence from Big Donors and how their campaign is completely self-funded.  After the Speech Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King fly out to Billings, Montana.

November 15th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg gives a speech in Billings, Yellowstone County, Montana, highlighting his position that the War on Terror must not infringe upon Civil Liberties.  After the Speech Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King fly out to Minneapolis, Minnesota.

November 16th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King travel to and hold a Town Hall in Eagan, Dakota County, Minnesota, answering questions on Social Issues, and highlighting their Liberal opinions on them.

November 17th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg travels to and gives a speech in Woodbury, Washington County, Minnesota, calling himself the True Moderate, Consensus choice for President.

November 18th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg travels to and holds a Rally in Bloomington, Hennepin County, Minnesota, highlighting his support for Tax Cuts for small Businesses.  

November 19th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King travel to Blaine, Anoka County, Minnesota, and give a speech there touting their support for Balancing the Federal Budget, while also protecting Social Security.  After the Speech, Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King board a plane and fly out to Detroit, Michigan.

November 20th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg travels to Ann Arbor,  Washtenaw County, Michigan, and holds a Rally there touting his Fiscal Conservatism and ability to balance the budget of New York City.

November 21st, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg travels to Troy, Oakland County, Michigan, and holds a Townhall there, answering voters questions on Foreign Policy.

November 22nd, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King travel to Warren, Macomb County, Michigan, and hold a Joint Rally there with Mayor James R. Fouts, touting the benefits of an Independent Leader, showing that they're willing to forgo partisanship and focus on helping the people and the people alone.  After the Rally, Bloomberg and King board a plane and fly to Bloomberg Campaign HQ in Franklin, New Jersey.

November 23rd, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King hold a Rally in Franklin, Somerset County, New Jersey, repeating their message on the need for the Country to Unify and move to the middle road of Politics, and return to our National roots of Compromise.

November 24th, 2011 through November 30th, 2011:  Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. King Phonebank, Hire campaign staff, and coordinate campaigning and canvassing nationwide from their New Jersey Campaign HQ in Franklin, Somerset County, NJ, while also planning the next month of the United America Tour.

Map of Campaign Visits for Bloomberg/King in November




Bloomberg Surrogate Campaign Schedule For November

Senator Olympia Snowe (R-ME):  During time off from the Senate she campaigns or phonebanks in Maine for Bloomberg/King, highlighting their accomplishments, especially Angus King's as Governor.

Senator Joe Lieberman (I-CT):  During time off from the Senate he campaigns or phonebanks in Connecticut for Bloomberg/King, highlighting their message of Balancing The Federal Budget.

Governor Tom Foley (R-CT):  Governor Foley spends the Month holding small rallies across the state, rallying support for his own Initiatives as Governor as well as supporting Bloomberg/King.

Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY):  Governor Cuomo spends the Month holding Rallies in New York City, Westchester County, and Long Island, highlighting Bloomberg and King's message of Bipartisanship and uniting America in the face of radical politics and Terrorism.

Governor Charlie Baker (R-MA):  Governor Baker spends the Month holding Rallies in Middlesex, Norfolk, and Worcester County, highlighting Bloomberg/King's Socially Liberal Views and their commitment to being moderate compromisers.

Governor Lincoln Chafee (I-RI):  Governor Chafee spends the Month holding small Rallies in Providence, Kent, and Washington Counties, highlighting Bloomberg/King's Independence from both Parties, and how they're free of any corporate or PAC money, unlike any other candidate.

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[GoTfan]

Feingold 2012

November 1-7

Feingold travelled to South Carolina, visiting many poorer neighborhoods and meeting with local leaders for their support in the campaign. He also made a stop in Arkansas, where he welcomed the endorsement of General Wesley Clark. Clark called Feingold "the sanest candidate when it comes to foreign policy". Following this, Clark became the chair of the Arkansas campaign.

November 8-14

This week was spent in Iowa, as Feingold attempted to rally support from the farming population by again saying he would pass a bill to enact protections for small farms from major farming companies. He also made visits to Cedar Rapids and Des Moines, saying that he would champion a rise in the minimum wage, and openly tie it to inflation, so that the wage would always keep pace with the economy.

November 15-21

Feingold travelled to Massachusetts this week, appearing with Governor Deval Patrick, and the two of them campaigned on economic and criminal justice issues. Namely, they stated that one of Feingold's objectives would be to institute body cameras as part of standard equipment for all federal law enforcement groups. The two also travelled to New Hampshire, again hitting the same noted about economic justice, notably referring to the Occupy Wall Street movement as a group with excellent goals, but a little misguided in the violence they had committed.

Rest of the month

The rest of the month was spent strategizing, as Feingold's campaign began to lay out it's strategy for the early primary states. In addition, he also prepared his first ad campaign, to hit the early states and beyond. The state campaigns also held several fundraisers, to raise money for their own campaigns.

[terp40hitch]

Bachmann's reposne to Feingold's comments

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[Jaguar4life]

Carolla campaigns in Manchester Vermont in his tax plan

Well this is just the first of a series I am doing so you ain’t see nothing yet people.  Yes our tax code hasn’t been reformed for almost 30 years. The Republicans not all but some haven’t even cared yet about putting in such a system and yet there they are acting like a typical politician just saying this to get elected.

Well hear me out now . I live in California one of the most Tax happy states in the country and just look at our roads and infrastructure  they still look broken yet Govenor Brown and Gray Davis back in the day  tells us that all those taxes we are spoused to pay will help with that system and I don’t see it. It’s still the same old broken roads that Brown promised that he would fix and so far he has done nothing.

Our state has tripled our deficit and our government still has result to tax after tax after tax. And that’s what I feel Barrack Obama and the Democrats is doing.
You guys in New Hampshire have it so good!!

So I don’t see the problem with people keeping more of their own money while the Democrats act like its some act of terror or something.

I also plan to cut the corporate tax by 20-30% so we can finally get the upper hand in  competition with other countries and make sure we are a great place to trade with  and do business in.

I also mentioned that I would put in a balanced budget amendment which is much needed.  Obama and the Democrats love to tax working businesses and people and they use that money to go overboard on spending in which we can so close to being in 20$ trillion dollars in debt.

This won’t happen not on my watch!!

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Bloomberg/King 2012's First Ad

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The First National Ad of The Bloomberg/King Campaign aired in the following Counties

[Grassroots]

Rudy Giuliani 2012 Campaign Schedule: November 2012

November 1st:

Speech on government reform and fiscal responsibility in Chattanooga TN

Town Hall in Dalton GA

Campaign stop in Rome GA

Campaign stop in Gadsden AL

Fundraiser and speech in Birmingham AL

November 2nd:

Speech on Gun policy and business innovation in South Bend IN

Campaign stop in Elkhart IN

Speech at Notre Dame University and talking to students

Campaign stop in Goshen IN

November 3rd:

Fundraising dinner in Manhattan KS

November 4th:

Beginning of A Plan For America Tour in Iowa-

Town hall in Council Bluffs IA

Campaign stop in Shenandoah IA

Campaign stop in Red Oak IA

Campaign stop in Atlantic IA

November 5th:

Campaign stop in Harlan IA

Campaign stop in Carroll IA

Rally in Sioux City IA

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Campaign stop in Storm Lake IA

November 6th:

Campaign stop in Cherokee IA

Rally in Spencer IA

Campaign stop in Milford IA

Campaign stop in Spirit Lake IA

Campaign stop in Estherville IA

November 7th:

Rally in Mason City IA

Campaign stop in Charles City IA

Town Hall in Waterloo IA

End of Iowa Tour

November 8th-11th:

No campaigning during this time.

November 12th:

Speech at Harley Davidson headquarters in Milwaukee WI with Scott Walker -

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Town Hall in Racine WI

Campaign stop in Watertown WI

Campaign stop in Beaver Dam WI

Meetings with likely voters and reporters in Fond Du Lac WI

November 13th - 17th:

No campaigning during this time.

November 18th:

Door to door campaigning in Laconia NH

Door to door campaigning in Franklin NH

Door to door campaigning in Meredith NH

Meet with community leaders in Plymouth NH

November 19th:

Town Hall in Milford NH

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Meet with likely voters in Manchester NH

Campaign stop in Lawerence NH

Campaign stop in Nashua NH

November 20th:

Campaign stop in Portsmouth NH

Town Hall in Portsmouth NH

Campaign stop in Sanford ME

Campaign stop in Biddeford ME

Rally in Portland ME (14,000 attendance)

November 21st - 22nd:

No campaigning during this time.

November 23rd:

Campaign stop in Yerington NV

Campaign stop in Spanish Springs NV

Campaign stop in Sparks NV

Town Hall in Reno NV

Door to door campaigning in Reno NV

November 24th:

Rally in Carson City NV

Campaign stop in Indian Hills NV

Campaign stop in Minden NV

November 25th:

Campaign stop in Laughlin NV

Rally in Bullhead City AZ

Campaign stop in Fort Mohave AZ

Campaign stop and Town Hall in Prescott AZ

November 26th:

No campaigning during this time.

November 27th:

Rally in Panama City FL

Campaign stop and press conference in Fort Walton Beach FL

Foreign Policy speech in Pensacola FL

Campaign stop in Ferry Pass FL

November 28th:

Campaign stop in Brandon FL

Campaign stop in Lakeland FL

Campaign stop in Gibsonia FL

Rally in Winter Haven FL

November 29th:

No campaigning during this time.

November 30th:

Rally in Keene NH (12,000 attendance)

Campaign stop in Jaffrey NH

Campaign stop in Peterborough NH

Campaign stop in Antrim NH

Giuliani Campaign National Strategy:

-Form a coalition of conservative, moderate, and independent voters in New Hampshire.
-Emphasize Giuliani's experience and tested leadership and apply it against many newer and less experienced opponents.
-Form a bond with farmers and suburban voters in Iowa.
-Emphasize issues such as Energy Independence, Lower Taxes, Fiscal Responsibility, Right-to-work, and a strong foreign policy against terrorism.
-Form point by point plans for Foreign policy and Economic recovery.
-Target suburban voters in Florida, South Carolina, and Nevada.
-Increase use of campaign bus.

Definitions:

*Campaign stop*:
A campaign stop in the Rudy 2012 campaign usually involves the campaign bus stopping in an open area in the center of town, to stock up on fuel and food. Giuliani and staff will bring reporters, surrogates, and voters (if asked) onto bus for questions and discussion throughout the remainder of the trip until the next stop. While stopped, Rudy will often enter a restaurant or town common and talk to people and business owners.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Bredesen Campaign Schedule for all of November

November 1st-11th (Campaign in Iowa)

November 1st

- Speech in Des Moines on Centrism.

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November 2nd-6th

- Barnstorm Across the state

- Create a State campaign headquarters on the 3rd in Des Moines

- Hold a fundraiser in West Des Moines

- Rally in Cedar Rapids

November 7th

- Speech in Iowa City on being Anti-Establishment and his difference from Vice President Biden, Former Senator Feingold, and First Lady Michelle Obama.

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November 8th-9th

- Endorse the Democratic Candidates for the House elections in Iowa.

November 10th

- Speech in Dubuque on Former Senator Feingold's statements

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November 11th

- Meet with Mayor Frank Cownie of Des Moines to help plan a path for the city to become stronger on its own.

November 12th-21st (Campaign in Florida)

November 12th-17th

- Barnstorm across the state

- Create a State Headquarters on the 13th in Miami

- Meet with voters in Tallahassee

- Hold Rally in Orlando

- Meet with Governor Rick Scott to discuss Bi-Partisan ideas for the state to be put into effect.

November 18th

- Endorse Bill Nelson in Tampa

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November 19th-21st

- Meet with voters across the state

- Hold Q&A that is successful in Naples

- Barnstorm in Southern Florida

November 22nd-29th (Campaign in South Carolina)

- Barnstorm across the state.

- Campaign on Centrism and his tax reform policy

- Meet with Voters across the state.

November 30th-Going into December (Campaign in Nevada)

- Speech in Las Vegas on the Economy.

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Carolla campaign schedule

Early October:Carolla campaigned in New Hampshire on trade reform and his big tax cut and went on down to Occupy Wall Street and prompted a peaceful protest.

Mid October:Carolla went to Manchester and watched the minor league baseball team the New Hampshire Fisher Cats win their league the Eastern League championship. Carolla also campaigned close to the stadium on healthcare and agriculture. 
Carolla also mostly campaigned with Ron Paul around the area of Manchester

Late October:Carolla campaigned on marijuana legalization and the flip flops of candidates like Jeb Bush.
Also he touched on the issue of free enterprise and why he is the best candidate for it. He campaigned once again in New Hampshire but now in Vermont.

[Boobs]

Michelle Obama Schedule - November 1st -9th

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[Boobs]

Michelle Obama Schedule – November 10th - 17th

Nov 10th -
- Fly to Las Vegas
- Rest
- Midnight rally in Paradise, Clark County

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Nov 11th -
- Meet and greet in Henderson, Clark County
- Meet and greet in Las Vegas, Clark County
- Meet and greet in North Las Vegas, Clark County

Nov 12th -
- Rally in Reno, Washoe County
- Rally in Sparks, Washoe County
- Rally in Carson City

Nov 13th -
- Fly to New Hampshire
- Town hall in Nashua, Hillsborough County
- Meet and greet in Litchfield, Hillsborough County
- Rally in Manchester, Hillsborough County

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Nov 14th -
- Meet and greet in Pembroke, Merrimack County
- rally in Concord, Merrimack County
- Town hall in Franklin, Merrimack County
- Meet and greet in Danbury, Merrimack County

Nov 15th -
- Rally in Portsmouth, Rockingham County
- Meet and greet in Londonderry, Rockingham County
- Rally in Somersworth, Stafford County
- Meet and greet in Farmington, Stafford County

Nov 16th -
- Meet and greet in Chatham, Carroll County
- Meet and greet in Sandwich, Carroll County
- Meet and greet in Stewartstown, Coös County
- Meet and greet in Stratford, Coös County

Nov 17th -
- Meet and greet in Haverhill, Grafton County
- Rally in Lebanon, Grafton County
- Meet and greet in Canaan, Grafton County
- Town hall in Charlestown, Sullivan County
- Meet and greet in Cornish, Sullivan County