Wendell Wilke campaign manager?
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Just before leaving for Colorado, Willkie announced that Representative Joseph Martin, House Republican leader, would be the new GOP National Chairman and his campaign manager.\n\nHere is an excellent website on the 1940 campaign:\nhttp://www.usfamily.net/web/timwalker/sitedocs/camp.html
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Don't bet on that.  He is an "Old School" conservative Democrat, which these days, they are hard to find.  Kind of like finding a Liberal Republican.  And BOTH do still exist!!!!!
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The current attorney general of WI is Peg Lautenschlager. \nI don't see an email there, but the website offers phone numbers and mail addresses.
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/\n\nAnd even though he is not a very good president, you should still spell his title correctly when you email his office.
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Unfortuantly I am a card carrying member of the RNC and live in the Chicagoland aera.  Judy Barr-Topika didn't have a chance which was unfortunate, because Blajovich is pretty  corrupt.\n\nI do have the bears going for me........Farve is having a GREAT year....pffffft.
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Tell me where to sign up, and I would love to see a double wide trailer, parked next to the white house.  Lets, "Git-R-Done"!!
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He is incapable of inventing his own campaign slogans. I just hope the people in Michigan can see through this and keep him out or office
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I am not sure you are any longer interested in this, since the election results are out. For detailed reports, you need to check the reports his campaign filed with election commission.\n\ncc
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find out what party he's in (i would assume he's a dem) and contact the (let's assume) Democratic Committee of New Orleans and express an interest in volunteering for the re-election campaign.  They will welcome your support.
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A ploy they could use is appoint Lieberman to a cabinet post, then the Republican Governor of CT could appoint a Republican. I think he was hoping to get the Secretary of Defense post.
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Goofy for president!!
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Of the three candidates who has a website listing in the list of nominations, none of them state if they are a member of a polticial party. My only advice would be to contact all of the candidates and ask if they have ever been, are or if elected intend to take the GOP, Dem, Green, Constituition, Libertarian whip or are they pure Independents?
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Campaign strategist: Five activists celebrated after tires were slashed   \n\nSowande Omokunde, the son of Rep. Gwen Moore (D-Wis.), is accused of slashing the tires of vans rented by Republicans on Election Day.\n\nBy Chris O'Connell\nCourt TV\n\nMILWAUKEE — A Democratic political consultant for the 2004 John Kerry presidential bid told jurors Tuesday that the five campaign workers accused of slashing the tires of vans rented by Republicans on Election Day boasted about the stunt.\n\n"They were boisterous, slapping high-fives, laughing and so forth," said Opel Simmons III, a campaign strategist, referring to the five defendants after they returned to campaign headquarters at about 3:30 a.m. on Nov. 2, 2004.\n\nSimmons, who said he saw the men leave the office about 30 minutes earlier, testified that he only learned of what they did after Michael Pratt, the son of then acting Milwaukee Mayor Marvin Pratt, and others, spoke.\n\n"[Pratt] says, 'We got them. They're not going anywhere today," Simmons testified.\n\nPratt's father was in court for much of the day Tuesday, as was U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore (DWis.), whose son Sowande A. Omokunde is also a defendant in the trial.\n\nSimmons said the defendants' behavior led him to only one conclusion.\n\n"I believe that they were telling me that they had gone from our office to the Bush-Cheney office and had punctured tires of vehicles in the staging area," he said.\n\nDefense attorneys attempted to discredit Simmons on cross-examination by pointing out inconsistencies in his statements to police, which, the attorneys hope, will leave jurors wondering if the state's key witness was in fact one of the vandals.\n\nPratt, Omokunde, Justin Howell, Lewis Caldwell and Lavelle Mohammad are all charged with criminal damage to property — a felony that carries a maximum sentence of 3 1/2 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.\n\nThe GOP rented more than 100 vehicles for a get-out-the-vote campaign on Nov. 2, 2004. The vehicles were parked in a lot adjacent to a Bush campaign office, and party workers planned to drive poll watchers to polling places by 7 a.m. and deliver any voters who didn't have a ride.\n\nDefense lawyers attempted to have much of Simmons' testimony ruled as hearsay and therefore inadmissible, but Judge Michael Brennan denied the motions.\n\nSimmons said that despite plans for an election eve stunt dubbed "Operation Elephant Takeover" — a plan to placard the same Republican office where the tires were slashed — the operation was dropped after he overslept and several people were spotted still in the GOP office late at night.\n\nWhen he came into the Democrat's office at about 3 a.m., Simmons said he saw all of the defendants dressed in black and then leave the building. When he asked two of them where they were going, both Mohammad and Pratt replied to the effect of, "Don't ask. You don't want to know," Simmons testified.\n\nWhen they returned, aside from the boisterous behavior, their shoes were also covered in mud and the five men were making noises to mimic the deflating tires.\n\nCaldwell then explained how they targeted tires of vans on the perimeter of the lot and on soft ground so that the numerous vehicles on the interior would be unable to exit because they would be trapped by the disabled vans.\n\nOn cross-examination, however, Pratt's lawyer, Rodney Cubbie went on the offensive, getting Simmons to concede that his testimony on the stand was inconsistent with his first police statement, which he endorsed as being truthful.\n\nIn the statement, Simmons told a detective that he did not arrive at the office until 4 a.m. that morning.\n\n"Were you telling [the detective] a different story?" Cubbie asked.\n\n"No," Simmons said. "I was telling him a very vague variation of the truth."\n\nSimmons, who was detained by police when they connected a van
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write to Milton Bradley
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I would sure listen to him very closely. We already know what the Republicans and Democrats are going to say, and we don't even know who the candidates are. We do know they will tell us they are all about 'family values' ( what does that mean, chasing underage page boys, or doing an intern with a cigar when your wife isn't looking?).  I always liked Mr. Barkley for speaking his mind, even if I didn't always agree with him.
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Research the TN Senate race this year between Ford Jr. and Bob Corker.  It was one of the most widely televised elections because of the rampant mudslinging, including allegations of racism.  Allen and Webb in Virginia would be another good one to check out.  I recommend these because they are so very recent (only a couple weeks ago) so there should be alot of info available
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Yes, he should resign, but don't worry... as soon as we have that election, his ass is grass.  Right now the election date may be April 22.  I intend to vote for anyone but him.  Word in the streets around New Orleans is he lost a majority of his votes with those statements he made.  Yeah, he's overworked and all, but he could at least pay attention to what he lets fall out of his mouth in public.