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Tag Archives: 2008 Democratic National Convention
GOP hopes Cleveland debate and convention will turn must-win Ohio red
Well Trump may steal the headlines on Thursday, but the GOP is hoping for something more strategic:
But Republican leaders are delighted by one aspect of the debate: the attention it will shower on Ohio, a state they hope to bring back into the Republican fold in the 2016 election. The ultimate bellwether state in presidential politics, Ohio is the site of next Thursday’s debate because, just under a year from now, it will host the 2016 convention in the same Cleveland sports arena.
“We will have thousands of Ohio Republican volunteers and activists converging on Cleveland next summer,” said Mark R. Weaver, a Republican strategist in the state. “They will be re-energized, signed up and ready to rock.”
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Despite the intense television exposure of a national convention, the hoopla-driven events have proved to be poor predictors of a party’s success in a state. Both Democrats and Republicans lost the battleground states where they picked their nominees three years ago.
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By some accounts, a home-state convention is a double-edged sword, which may explain why Republicans have not won the state where they chose their nominee since 1992.
Posted in Republican Debates, RNC, Uncategorized
Also tagged 2012 Republican National Convention, 2016 Republican National Convention
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Reverend Leah Daughtry reportedly named as CEO of the DNCC for #DNC2016
Democratic National Committee Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Thursday said that the Rev. Leah D. Daughtry will serve as chief executive officer of the Democratic National Convention Committee in 2016.
Daughtry, 52, who splits time between Washington, D.C., and Brooklyn, New York, served in the position in 2008 in Denver, Colorado, when Barack Obama was elected the first Black president of the United States.
“We are thrilled to have Leah Daughtry return to lead our convention team. She will bring so much expertise and enthusiasm to this important event,” Wasserman Schultz said in a prepared statement. – NewsOne
Posted in DNC
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Democratic Convention Watch: Media Walk-Through… Take 2
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Media Walk-Through… Take 2
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We may never know if the Media Walk-Through originally scheduled in June was delayed because of the Invesco Field switch or a money issue. Today, a day after officially announcing that Barack Obama will make his acceptance speech at Invesco Field, the DNCC finally met with press at the Pepsi Center.
We’re seeing reports of what happened around the Internets and will fill you in with some interesting things we’ve found out.
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Democratic Convention Watch: ACLU and protest groups still not happy
Monday, June 30, 2008
ACLU and protest groups still not happy
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The ACLU was in court again over conditions for protesters at the 2008 Democratic Convention:
The American Civil Liberties Union and several advocacy groups have filed an amended complaint to their lawsuit against the U.S. Secret Service and the city and county of Denver that says protesters and demonstrators may have their First Amendment rights violated by security restrictions.
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Democratic Convention Watch: Al at The Field wants his convention credential back
Monday, June 30, 2008
Al at The Field wants his convention credential back
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If you haven’t followed the story of Al Giordano of The Field and how he’s unjustly lost his bloggers’ credential, go over to the new location of The Field, and read the latest update. Al has been doing some great blogging this spring, and he deserves to be in Denver.
To quickly summarize, he was awarded a credential for blogging at his first blog, the owners of that blog started to censor him, so he moved to his current blog. But the original blog owners still have the credential, even though the original blog wouldn’t come close to qualifying for a credential without the traffic Al brought it.
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Democratic Convention Watch: The Big Tent
Friday, June 27, 2008
The Big Tent
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The Big Tent will be the blogosphere’s home away from home at the Democratic Convention:
The Big Tent will be the place to be for new media journalists, bloggers, reporters, and non-profit leaders covering the Democratic National Convention in Denver this summer.
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Democratic Convention Watch: Delegates… leave your deep fryers at home
Friday, June 27, 2008
Delegates… leave your deep fryers at home
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The South has been a huge political headache for the Democratic Party for the better part of the last half century. In the last 10 presidential elections, for example, the South was pretty solidly behind the Republican presidential nominee.
So, you would think the Democrats, with their 50-state strategy instituted by national chairman Howard Dean, would be a little more accommodating to the Southern delegates to the party’s presidential convention in Denver in August.
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Democratic Convention Watch: $50 Million Approved for Convention Security
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
$50 Million Approved for Convention Security
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Finally some good news involving money and the convention.
Federal officials have told the city they approved the $50 million in federal funds to offset any security-related costs for hosting the Democratic National Convention, a top aide to Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper said Tuesday.
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Democratic Convention Watch: Congresswoman Diane DeGette introduces “Denver’s Finest” video series
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Congresswoman Diane DeGette introduces “Denver’s Finest” video series
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Congresswoman Diana DeGette represents Denver, Colorado in the U.S. House of Representatives. She is looking forward to the Democratic National Convention and has created a this series of Web videos to give attendees the inside scoop on “Denver’s Finest”.
You can see the rest of the videos at the DNCC Website
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Democratic Convention Watch: Convention to be simulcast in Spanish
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Convention to be simulcast in Spanish
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Surprising this hasn’t been done before:
The Democratic National Convention Committee (DNCC) announced today that Comcast Corporation will produce simultaneous, online streaming coverage of the Convention in Spanish at DemConvention.com and make available a broad range of Convention content through its signature On Demand service.
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From the Comcast Media Center, based in the Denver metro area, Comcast will provide live, gavel-to-gavel Spanish-language interpretation of all Convention activities from the Pepsi Center to be streamed online at DemConvention.com from August 25-28. This marks the first time a national political Convention has been completely simulcast in Spanish and made available to a worldwide audience. – DNCC Press Release
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