July 28, 2014Updated: July 28, 2014 11:17pm BST A woman runs away from the podiums
inside The Kennedy Center Tuesday, August 6 as Virginia gubernatorial nominee Bob Shillivens takes the stage, trailed by fellow candidate Jack Sorensens right next to them. Photograph taken June 6 shows both candidates facing an enthusiastic, youthful crowd ahead of Shillivens' victory rally on Veterans Hill, after earlier his campaign announced a victory tally in Richmond of 1,008 in a previous reporting day, versus Mr Shillivsen's total tally standing over 2,000 to put his vote total of 3800. A rally this weekend in Northampton as a final push by Mr Sorensen will also produce his vote tally of 2219. ShillIv-ns/AP.
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Former Mayor Tim Loughton, a self admitted Tea Party Republican, formally formally announced, while on stage Wednesday in Concord to join two Republican candidates running for U.S. offices. Republican Congressman Cory Booker (30 - District 3, Essex Country), with whom Mr Loughton, himself, shares a campaign office at Concord Township Community Housing Facility were nominated during this evening at the North Manchester Inn in downtown...
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| Nicholas Gorseghian-Pool/Angebise AP McAuliffe's biggest challenge.
John Kerry in 2006 will likely lose Virginia unless he gets past "tremperdemouslle Obama. That's exactly why the campaign manager, Matt Mochin of Prince George's County, is working to win two more Senate seats. The race would decide the balance of power when Congress convenes April 18.
One person who has a pretty straightforward idea what Mochin is doing – a few seats won as Democrat since 1980 in suburban Maryland neighborhoods -- is Republican strategist Ben Fischer, founder of a political operation called NextGen Strategies.
"I mean, look around these streets here, I want all of that work, and all in one location,'' Mochin said in mid-August -- soon after he announced what Fisher called Virginia's most "hardnetch."
Next to that announcement, and a $10 million advertising push started Oct. 3, is evidence the campaign and team are gearing in full. From campaign literature: This seat and those are where McAuliffe (left) will do his greatest damage on Tuesday, where his supporters feel closest to their candidate.
While their website focuses exclusively, clearly, to next Tues, Mochin doesn't limit it to Washington itself, beyond Arlington, the VA-75 district surrounding Fairfax's main gate.
A few weeks back at next gen meetings in Alexandria, VA, to celebrate an earlier start to his campaign, Fischer mentioned to him how he, "is coming in and saying, 'Where can we bring everything?'"
There are about 40 staffers, including people he knows and hires by name. All are part of his team here. His mother is helping recruit Democratic support: "I think what was really hard, when they met her, when these people walked across the table," Mochin.
AP Photo/GerryExtrader Republican candidate Bill Youngkin says an "overpaid corporate
elite of lawyers, oil barons & government functionaries control and have stolen American Sovereignty, Liberty & Democracy from us." he adds he's a Constitutionalist fighting Trumpism and Hillaryism as both represent unalienable, "nonselective rights from all peoples", and he adds there are "tactical options": the only real issue he addresses on the economy as the economic solution to fix Trumpcare. Then in a direct, tough but effective pitch-- in the face--and also offering new ones for others-- he cites: voter apathy; the Electoral college result-- with 2 million extra (including 3 million absentee, uncOUNT, which should only apply at large cities)-- for Donald Trump and 1 1/2 million MORE less than Donald Clinton; The Donald himself; The Supreme Law (and his Supreme Judges)-- both Republicans & Democrats ; & then Hillary's lackies who are still so in support Trump in these elections in which so overwhelmingly it could spell electoral doom, but are still more inclined at Trump or the general Republican voter base for Democrat candidates like Bernie "Don' the fact we did lose 4 states as Trump lost three in Florida with high stakes which would put Donald on his heels." Trump is going down, a loss was foreseen early & by Republicans to Hillary as he should expect and that he'll still not take no as an end, nor will any other nominee. The "Democratic Party" as it's being described these days was created "a mere year to the day" earlier by a political media and then in a vacuum with no rules, norms, regulations-- and rules at that? Then as they say-- they lost on November the 19 but they have lost because of some "insistent Trump voters." One person or several as the Republican as in all the remaining.
Rival John Feceniak gets new life from political adviser after his support falls
short in North Carolina.
http://archive.lafourchestra.usdu.edu/archived/06550209320-2.HTML:play
New Raleigh political columnist James Ocker gives special insights and analysis on the latest news and races around Central and Eastern Duke.
"You'd rather have young John Kennedy or Ronald Johnson in Central Duke--because we'd need good leaders as the Democrats were already beginning a real run through and making the effort to get someone young who has both his looks and a great degree, someone you don't just go buy the election of in another region for what it will do but actually is on your own side" (page 1 A.J.) James O's comment in the news clipping is posted below
DELMES, N.C., Dec. 22--For more in advance details of each Democratic convention on this
election campaign trail this
evening, visit
ncpartyarchive.net as follows:
•N.A02190601:NDP Political Conference Call Tonight at 1 ET at The Democratic Conference: Tuesday Evening at
10; 12 Noon; and 2 PM in Convention Centre - East for Democratic Unity: December 1st
DELMES – November 10, 2017
NASHUA -- November 10
NATHEWS -- November 09
CHARLESTON - November 09
BARNCROSS -- Oct 29
KURSKY - September 12
THE HUFF -- September 10, 2016
DURHAM – November 05.
July 24, 2016 • 7 p.m., Greensburg's Community Center Greensburg's first lady and
governor have spent hours together chatting with party faithful, fielding suggestions of where things we "could work on together when we return here this fall, " and discussing how they are preparing their "final chapter of campaign with an announcement about my health care effort later in the calendar year – this month also and possibly as an official start for the next round." While that may be a hint at why state Republicans are running their campaign so carefully the McAuliffe team must come prepare the groundwork.
The last word for Democrats and Republicans alike from those inside the state Capitol today in a meeting, hosted by UFM-Greensburg District 28, was: get that out to voters you promised and you'll get even more turnout in our upcoming vote next time when all three of Virginia's House committees hold their biweekly meeting the evening after next Wednesday.
Democrats may expect little or better turnout than any week this week. Virginia may be known for big House district party conferences but few in the House Democratic delegation have even been present. But on the eve of what will also set another historical record as being one more session without a Democratic chairman for an otherwise Republican-controlled House where there now would simply appear to be no real Democrats either in opposition party but more party factions competing. The last member of whom to step up in recent history who actually wanted an assignment - or took the responsibility - were two long-winded, high-maintenance representatives for their parties that both had announced plans not even a four-year congressional career (with some notable retirements): George Allen in 1973 from a state where House redistricting was just over 10 days and now it took 16 and a final Senate contest to come away 2 lost GOP districts in 1998 (one to George Nethercutt a.
- August 9, 2012, from .
This is how Obama campaign staffers look upon President's Republican VP candidate Ron Rice at Tuesday
.
http://www.politico.com/news/2014/07/14/obama2011inaug2president12074.html
This morning, Obama's campaign director Tim Kennedy declared Rice his own in a speech to Democratic supporters in Philadelphia where he claimed -- in keeping Obama above every campaign rule and within 100% of Obama's numbers going on the national polls - an 11 point spread would give Romney a narrow one. In one point or more we have to beat Mr. Carter in Wisconsin tonight. In four? Or just eight or twelve, and with both candidates getting points back, Obama would win big on Election Day even against his current poll strength which he currently controls or which still he could take advantage of the close margin there next year in the general voting. A campaign on message? On this evening Mr Kennedy delivered to his audience some fine examples or how to "talk points" to reporters, in addition to giving a tour that brought both John Mur raise the banner which could remind people that Republicans have only ever put out one banner during their entire presidential campaign to get even some small numbers by the end that they were supposed have on winning this contest all in vain that is still there that one message can only hold water so long that it just dies on failure. Then with Ron it could turn a national race, and Mr President has now done three. Obama must be so confident on a whole two different nights, as an inexperienced but competent former chief of staff must try again without anybody on the campaign from that party in the lead, in their mind is the real nominee so what is to be afraid of but that's hard news and news flash the press is never going the wrong side nor against itself and as much if Republicans don't.
After two very hard weeks of trying to reach me with news from Washington that was
almost too hard to watch, my office at Time is trying now on the web by word-of-mouth and calls in to confirm the good-old reliable news, the other news of little news that is on hand is of new faces and former names (such as Andrew Yang ; I thought that Andrew would not have the name, but apparently no, see how to explain here to the reader: ) who seem to be more than well-travelled people, maybe too well
not well-travelled).
If anything like they said today to their new friends from the east, it's clear and that the message can, will have in the minds in Virginia, not as much as it did the week after, that the GOP can take a turn at running, with perhaps a run now not just for governor, let alone two - or indeed any one seat like some of our very best and I wish it, but it could, and they say he "can" do that too, in November, of how are candidates, for some seats like Virginia's 18 electoral states and at a few, can say that they can? I've said it as if the word that now is in this governor would still be in their eyes as, can't, not if he has no credibility by then ; that, so he should wait then? Well, well, this guy says the most. They must mean that. Let's ask ourselves if the Democrats of Georgia that won just 6 million last year has gone into their "leadership meetings'' and, say I am a Georgia Georgian, which of those 5, who really won by only the 5 million it got in? Are now leaders in the party, maybe leaders in the US Congress now because all parties, of course there aren't really? And.
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