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Romney For President Launches New Television Ad, "Change Begins With Us"

Romney For President Launches New Television Ad, "Change Begins With Us"

Boston, MA – Today, Romney for President launched its newest television ad, "Change Begins With Us." The ad features Governor Romney talking directly about his belief that change in Washington begins with his fellow Republicans putting their house in order. The Republican Party needs to return to its core conservative principles on issues like fiscal responsibility, ending illegal immigration and upholding ethical standards. By returning to these principles and bringing conservative change to Washington, Republicans and Governor Romney can build a stronger America.

The ad will begin airing as part of the campaign's rotation today in New Hampshire and Iowa later in the week. Script and viewing link are below.

Script For "Change Begins With Us" (TV:30):

GOVERNOR MITT ROMNEY: "If we're going to change Washington, Republicans have to put our own house in order.

"We can't be like Democrats – a party of big spending.

"We can't pretend our borders are secure from illegal immigration.

"We can't have ethical standards that are a punch line for Jay Leno.

"When Republicans act like Democrats, America loses.

"It's time for Republicans to start acting like Republicans.

"It's time for a change and change begins with us.

"I'm Mitt Romney and I approve this message."

Posted by Mike on September 19, 2007 | Permalink

Obama Announces Major Middle Class Tax Relief Plan

Obama Announces Major Middle Class Tax Relief Plan   

Washington, DC – U.S. Senator Barack Obama today announced a bold and innovative plan to reform America’s tax code so that it works for the middle class in a speech to the Tax Policy Center in Washington, DC. Obama’s plan would provide a substantial tax cut for nearly all working Americans, for homeowners, and for low- and middle-income seniors.   

Obama made the case that our current tax code reflects the wrong priorities by rewarding wealth instead of work, and he pledged to restore fairness to the tax code to strengthen the American economy.

Obama’s middle class tax relief plan would provide $80-85 billion in tax cuts to America’s workers, seniors and homeowners by:

  • Cutting taxes for 150 million Americans and their families, allowing them to get a tax cut of up to $1000.
  • Easing the burden on the middle class by providing a universal homeowner’s tax credit to those who do not itemize their deductions, immediately benefiting 10 million homeowners, the majority of whom make under $50,000 per year.
  • Eliminating the income tax for any American senior making less than $50,000 per year, eliminating income taxes for about 7 million American seniors.
  • Simplifying tax filings so millions of Americans can do their taxes in less than 5 minutes.

Obama would pay for his tax reform plan by closing corporate loopholes, cracking down on international tax havens, closing the carried interest loophole, and increasing the dividends and capital gains rate for the top bracket.

Posted by Mike on September 18, 2007 | Permalink

Dodd Campaign Announces Chairs For Top 20 Iowa Caucus Counties

DODD CAMPAIGN GROWS STRONG, EXPERIENCED IOWA OPERATION STATEWIDE
Announces Chairs for Top 20 Iowa Caucus Counties

DES MOINES – Following the International Association of Fire Fighters endorsement and the announcement of state Senate President Pro-Tem Jeff Danielson as Iowa Steering Committee Co-Chair, Chris Dodd’s campaign continued to roll out its Iowa leadership team today with the announcement of County Chairs for the state’s top twenty Democratic caucus counties.

“This group of talented and dedicated people are one more piece of the strong, tested organization the Dodd campaign is building on the ground in Iowa,” said Dodd’s Iowa spokeswoman Taylor West.  “Caucus support isn’t bought with money and celebrity – it’s earned by committed leaders spreading Senator Dodd’s message of proven leadership from neighbor to neighbor.  The campaign is honored to have the support of this well-respected group, and we look forward to working with them across the state.”

County Chairs announced by the Dodd campaign today include:

Polk County Co-Chairs
Dick Murphy of Des Moines – Polk County School Board and Returned Peace Corps Volunteer
Rose Mary Pratt of Des Moines – Democratic Activist and Former Staff Member, Office of Governor Tom Vilsack
John Tekippe of Waukee – President, IAFF Local 4

Linn County Co-Chairs
Rick Scofield of Marion – President, IAFF Local 11
Jerry Vuichard of Cedar Rapids – Business Manager, IBEW Local 1362

Scott County Chair
Jose Bucksbaum of Davenport – Affirmative Action Chair, Scott County Democrats Central Committee

Johnson County Co-Chairs
Pat Harney of Iowa City – Johnson County Supervisor
Eric Nurnberg of Iowa City – President, IAFF Local 610

Black Hawk County Co-Chairs
Tom Powers of Waterloo – President, IAFF Local 66
Dr. A. Frank Thompson of Cedar Falls – Treasurer and Former President of the United Faculty, University of Northern Iowa

Dubuque County Chair
Helene Magee of Dubuque – County Publicity Co-Chair, Dubuque County Democrats Central Committee

Story County Chair
Mike Bryant of Ames – President, IAFF Local 625

Woodbury County Chair
Rob Marqusee of Sioux City – Woodbury County Director of Rural Economic Development

Pottawattamie County Chair
Justin James of Council Bluffs – President, IAFF Local 15

Clinton County Chair
Joel Atkinson of Clinton – Vice President, IAFF Local 609

Cerro Gordo County Chair
Jerry Taylor of Mason City – Activist and Member, Cerro Gordo County Democrats Central Committee

Des Moines County Co-Chairs
Diane Ehret of Burlington – Teacher and Democratic Activist
Al Pealer of Burlington – Veteran and Former VFW Post Commander

Dallas County Chair
Bob Skow of West Des Moines – CEO, Independent Insurance Agents of Iowa and Former State Representative

Warren County Co-Chairs
Kevin Middleswart of Indianola – Warren County Supervisor
Scott Voogd of Indianola – Teacher and Democratic Activist

Lee County Chair
Bill Olmsted of Keokuk – Keokuk City Councilman

Muscatine County Chair
Mark Butterworth of Muscatine – Small Business Owner and Retired Teacher

Marshall County Chair
Wayne Sawtelle of Marshalltown – Vice Chair, Marshall County Democrats Central Committee and Former Political Director, Iowa Professional Fire Fighters

Webster County Co-Chairs
Ernest Kersten of Fort Dodge – Webster County School Board and Democratic Activist
Mary B. Wilson of Fort Dodge – Retired Teacher and Former Member, Webster County School Board

Wapello County Chair
Marlin Hesse of Ottumwa – Democratic Activist

Marion County Chair
David Isgrig of Pleasantville – Superintendent, Pleasantville Schools

Posted by Mike on September 18, 2007 | Permalink

Romney For President Launches New Radio Ad, "Traditional"

Romney For President Launches New Radio Ad, "Traditional"

Boston, MA – Today, Romney for President launched its newest radio ad, "Traditional." The ad highlights Governor Romney's record of defending traditional marriage in Massachusetts and now, in Iowa. Governor Romney is the only major candidate who supports defending traditional marriage by passing the Federal Marriage Amendment.

The ad will begin airing as part of the campaign's rotation today in Iowa. Script and audio links are below.

Script For "Traditional" (Radio:60):

ANNOUNCER: "In 2004, a judge in Massachusetts tipped the balance – paving the way to same-sex marriage for the first time in history.

"But the Governor of Massachusetts stood up, defending conservative values in our most liberal state.

"Governor Mitt Romney – he stood up for traditional marriage and fought the activist ruling every step."

GOVERNOR MITT ROMNEY: "The courtroom should be a place where laws are interpreted, not made."

ANNOUNCER: "Now, Mitt Romney is standing up for traditional marriage in Iowa, opposing the Polk County decision to permit same-sex marriage."

GOVERNOR MITT ROMNEY: "The court ruling in Iowa is just another example of an activist judge trying to find things in the Constitution that aren't there. As Republicans, we must oppose discrimination and defend traditional marriage: one man, one woman."

ANNOUNCER: "That's why Mitt Romney is supporting a Federal Marriage Amendment to the Constitution."

GOVERNOR MITT ROMNEY: "Not all Republican candidates for president agree, but defending marriage is the right thing to do."

ANNOUNCER: "Mitt Romney."

GOVERNOR MITT ROMNEY: "I'm Mitt Romney and I approved this message."

ANNOUNCER: "Paid for by Romney For President. MittRomney.com."

Posted by Mike on September 18, 2007 | Permalink

Mitt Romney: A Strategy For A Stronger America

50 Ideas To Change Washington: A Strategy For A Stronger America

Boston, MA – Today, Governor Mitt Romney released his Strategy for a Stronger America, a compilation of his policy proposals to bring conservative change to Washington and meet the new generation of challenges confronting our nation.

Introducing the Strategy for a Stronger America, Governor Romney wrote: "Our future depends on our willingness to hold to the principles that have guided and built our nation. It depends on the character and sacrifices of the American people. And it depends on leadership to craft and implement a Strategy for a Stronger America."

The Strategy for a Stronger America describes the challenges our nation is facing and Governor Romney's specific policy proposals to meet those challenges. Since January 2007, Governor Romney has outlined more than 50 different policy proposals.

From defeating violent Jihadists to protecting traditional values, Governor Romney believes we can build a stronger America by taking Washington apart and putting it back together based on conservative principles that strengthen our national defense, our economy and our families.

The Strategy for a Stronger America document is a compilation of Governor Romney's policies and speeches that lay out the path forward if the United States is to maintain its leadership in the world. In the coming weeks and months, Governor Romney will continue discussing and outlining his policy agenda and initiatives to change Washington and build a stronger nation.

Posted by Mike on September 18, 2007 | Permalink

Rudy Giuliani Campaign Launches New Radio Ad Entitled “Nightmare”

Rudy Giuliani Campaign Launches New Radio Ad Entitled “Nightmare”

New York City - The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee today announced it will launch a new radio ad, entitled “Nightmare,” in response to MoveOn.org’s attack on Rudy Giuliani.  The ad will begin running in Iowa today. 

Script for “Nightmare”: 

Voiceover: MoveOn.org is the most powerful left wing group in the country. They spent millions electing anti-war liberals. And publicly brag how the Democratic Party is theirs - bought and paid for. 

Why is MoveOn attacking Rudy Giuliani?

Because he’s their worst nightmare. 

They know Rudy is a Republican who can beat the Democrats.  And they know, no matter what they say- Rudy will never, ever back down. 

Rudy Giuliani:  I’m Rudy Giuliani, and I approve this message.

Voiceover: Paid for by the Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee, Incorporated. joinrudy2008.com.

Posted by Mike on September 18, 2007 | Permalink

Clinton Launches New Ad In IA, NH Touting Commitment To Universal Health Care

Clinton Launches New Ad in IA, NH Touting Commitment to Universal Health Care

Clinton to Hold Live Webcast TONIGHT to Discuss Health Care Plan; Will Field Questions from Americans across the Country

New Poll: Dems Back Hillary on Health Care

A day after releasing a comprehensive plan to provide quality, affordable coverage to all Americans, the Clinton Campaign is launching a new television ad in Iowa and New Hampshire this morning detailing Hillary’s efforts over the last few decades to expand health coverage for all Americans.

Hillary also holds a live webcast tonight at 8PM and will answer live questions about her plan.

The new 30-second spot, entitled “Health Care Plan,” details Hillary’s experience on the health care issue, focusing on her efforts to pass universal health care in the early 1990s and her perseverance in championing the Children’s Health Insurance Program that now covers more than 6 million children a year. It also talks about her successful effort to get the drug companies to lower the cost of vaccinations to make sure every child in America gets a healthy start.

Hillary’s American Health Choices plan unveiled yesterday would improve quality and lower cost while preserving consumer choices. For those who like their health insurance, they could keep it. For the 47 million uninsured and those who don’t like their health care coverage, they could choose from a range of private plans or a public plan modeled on Medicare. To read more about Hillary’s health care plan, visit www.hillaryclinton.com/healthcare .

The CBS News poll released last night reveals that Democrats back Hillary on health care and consider her experience on the issue to be a major asset.  Democrats view Hillary more favorably on the health care issue than any of the other Democrats seeking the nomination, with 61 percent are confident she will make the right decisions for the country on health care policy. Two-thirds of all voters think her experience on the issue helps her.

Following is the script for the ad:

HILLARY FOR PRESIDENT

“Health Care Plan”

9/18/07

Voice Over: She changed our thinking when she introduced universal health care to America.

She changed the lives of six million kids when she championed the bill that gave them health insurance.

And she changed future generations by pushing the drug companies to lower the cost of vaccinations.

Now she has a health care plan that lets you keep your coverage if you like it, provides affordable choices if you don’t and covers every American.

So if you¹re ready for change, she’s ready to lead.

HRC:  I¹m Hillary Clinton and I approved this message.

Posted by Mike on September 18, 2007 | Permalink

Fred Thompson Campaign Expands Press Operation

Fred Thompson Campaign Expands Press Operation

McLean, VA - The Thompson campaign announced today the hiring of former Schwarzenegger spokesman Darrel Ng, who will serve as the main point of contact for the media on all travel logistics and scheduling.

"Darrel is a talented and experienced communications professional, and he will be an enormous asset to our team," said Todd Harris, Communications Director for Friends of Fred Thompson.

Prior to joining the Thompson campaign, Ng was the appointed Deputy Secretary for Public Communications for California's Business, Transportation and Housing Agency.  From 2003 until 2007, Ng served as Chief Deputy Press Secretary for the Office of Governor Schwarzenegger.  While in the Office of the Governor, Ng was a spokesperson on a multitude of issues, including the environment, transportation, business, water resources, and workers compensation, among many others.  In addition, Ng also has significant campaign press experience.  He served as a Deputy Press Secretary for Californians for Schwarzenegger 2005, and held the same position for the Californians for Schwarzenegger 2003 Recall Campaign.  Ng also served as Deputy Press Secretary for Bill Simon's gubernatorial campaign.

Ng earned his B.A. in political science from the University of California, Berkeley.

Posted by Mike on September 17, 2007 | Permalink

Hillary Clinton American Health Choices Plan

The American Health Choices Plan:
Ensuring Affordable, Quality Health Care for All Americans

Hillary Clinton unveiled the third part of her plan today to ensure that all Americans have affordable, quality health insurance. Building on her proposals to rein in costs and to insist on value and quality, her American Health Choices Plan will secure, simplify and ensure choice in health coverage for every American.

“My plan covers all Americans and improves health care by lowering costs and improving quality,” Clinton said. “If you’re one of the tens of millions of Americans without coverage or if you don’t like the coverage you have, you will have a choice of plans to pick from and you’ll get tax credits to help pay for it. If you like the plan you have, you can keep it. It’s a plan that works for America’s families and America’s businesses, while preserving consumer choices.”

Clinton’s plan covers every American – finally addressing the needs of the 47 million uninsured and the tens of millions of workers with coverage who fear they could be one pink slip away from losing their health coverage – with no overall increase in health spending or taxes. For those with health insurance, the plan builds on the current system to give businesses and their employees greater choice of health plans – including keeping the one they have – while lowering cost and improving quality. 

“Senator Clinton’s health care reform plan recognizes that managing and financing America’s health care system is a shared responsibility between government, business and individuals,” said Antonio Perez, Chairman and CEO of Kodak. “Her innovative plan has the potential to cover all Americans and improve the value we receive from our health care investment.  We welcome Senator Clinton's contribution to this vital national discussion.”

International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers President Tom Buffenbarger said the plan would be welcomed by America’s workers.

“We are counting on Hillary Clinton to deliver health care for all of America’s families,” Buffenbarger said. “Our negotiations often focus on who pays for what level of healthcare, and Senator Clinton's new plan offers American workers and manufacturers far greater choices and dramatically lower premiums.”

Health experts said Clinton’s plan could finally achieve universal health care through a system that works for all Americans.

“Hillary Clinton has crafted a thoughtful plan that builds on the existing system of private insurance and preserves consumer choices,” said Dr. David Kessler, former Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration and former Dean of the Yale School of Medicine. “This plan will offer affordable health care to the 47 million uninsured Americans without creating a new bureaucracy, and most importantly, it is achievable.”

“No one in public life knows more about health care than Senator Clinton,” said former Secretary of Health and Human Services Donna Shalala. “Her plan tells the American people, ‘I listened to your views,’ and it tells Congress we need to offer our people what they have given us—affordable, high-quality health care. The plan takes the best of what we have learned in two decades and makes the seemingly impossible possible. Just as important, as we learn more about what works best, Americans gain immediately in their health care and their pocket books.”

Hillary Clinton has been fighting for children and families for 35 years. In Arkansas, she helped bring health care to thousands of rural families. As First Lady, she fought for health care reform, and has the scars to show for it. But Hillary never gave up. She fought for and helped pass the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) which provides health insurance to more than 6 million kids a year nationwide. And as Senator, she fought to expand SCHIP and get 9/11 first responders, veterans and military families the health care they need and deserve.

Now, Hillary has a plan to finally achieve universal health care for every American.

Specifically, her American Health Choices Plan will:

1.      Offer New Coverage Choices for the Insured and Uninsured:  The American Health Choices Plan gives Americans the choice to preserve their existing coverage, while offering new choices to those with insurance, to the 47 million people in the United States without insurance, and the tens of millions more at risk of losing coverage.

·        The Same Choice of Health Plan Options that Members of Congress Receive: Americans can keep their existing coverage or access the same menu of quality private insurance options that their Members of Congress receive through a new Health Choices Menu, established without any new bureaucracy as part of the Federal Employee Health Benefit Program (FEHBP). In addition to the broad array of private options that Americans can choose from, they will be offered the choice of a public plan option similar to Medicare.

·        A Guarantee of Quality Coverage: The new array of choices offered in the Menu will provide benefits at least as good as the typical plan offered to Members of Congress, which includes mental health parity and usually dental coverage.

2.      Lower Premiums and Increase Security: Americans who are satisfied with the coverage they have today can keep it, while benefiting from lower premiums and higher quality.

·        Reducing Costs: By removing hidden taxes, stressing prevention and a focus on efficiency and modernization, the plan will improve quality and lower costs.

·        Strengthening Security: The plan ensures that job loss or family illnesses will never lead to a loss of coverage or exorbitant costs.

·        End to Unfair Health Insurance Discrimination: By creating a level-playing field of insurance rules across states and markets, the plan ensures that no American is denied coverage, refused renewal, unfairly priced out of the market, or forced to pay excessive insurance company premiums.

3.      Promote Shared Responsibility: Relying on consumers or the government alone to fix the system has unintended consequences, like scaled-back coverage or limited choices.  This plan ensures that all who benefit from the system share in the responsibility to fix its shortcomings.

·        Insurance and Drug Companies: insurance companies will end discrimination based on pre-existing conditions or expectations of illness and ensure high value for every premium dollar; while drug companies will offer fair prices and accurate information.

·        Individuals: will be responsible for getting and keeping insurance in a system where insurance is affordable and accessible.

·        Providers: will work collaboratively with patients and businesses to deliver high-quality, affordable care.

·        Employers: will help finance the system; large employers will be expected to provide health insurance or contribute to the cost of coverage; small businesses will receive a tax credit to continue or begin to offer coverage.

·        Government: will ensure that health insurance is always affordable and never a crushing burden on any family and will implement reforms to improve quality and lower cost.

4.      Ensure Affordable Health Coverage for All:  Senator Clinton’s plan will:

·        Provide Tax Relief to Ensure Affordability: Working families will receive a refundable tax credit to help them afford high-quality health coverage. 

·        Limit Premium Payments to a Percentage of Income: The refundable tax credit will be designed to prevent premiums from exceeding a percentage of family income, while maintaining consumer price consciousness in choosing health plans.

·        Create a New Small Business Tax Credit: To make it easier—not harder—for small businesses to create new jobs with health coverage, a new health care tax credit for small businesses will provide an incentive for job-based coverage.

·        Strengthen Medicaid and SCHIP: The Plan will fix the holes in the safety net to ensure that the most vulnerable populations receive affordable, quality care. 

·        Launch a Retiree Health Legacy Initiative: A new tax credit for qualifying private and public retiree health plans will offset a significant portion of catastrophic expenditures, so long as savings are dedicated to workers and competitiveness.

5.      A Fiscally Responsible Plan that Honors our Priorities:

·        Most Savings Come Through Lowering Spending Due to Quality and Modernization: Over half the savings come from the public savings generated from Hillary Clinton’s broader agenda to modernize the heath systems and reduce wasteful health spending.

·        A Net Tax Cut for American Taxpayers: The plan offers tens of millions of Americans a new tax credit to make premiums affordable—which more than offsets the increased revenues from the Plan’s provisions to limit the employer tax exclusion for healthcare and discontinue portions of the Bush tax cuts for those making over $250,000. Thus, the plan provides a net tax cut for American taxpayers.

·        Making the Employer Tax Exclusion for Healthcare Fairer: The plan protects the current exclusion from taxes of employer-provided health premiums, but limits the exclusion for the high-end portion of very generous plans for those making over $250,000.

Posted by Mike on September 17, 2007 | Permalink

Alan Keyes Announces For President!

Alan Keyes announces for President!
Will appear in Values Voter Debate Sept. 17

On Friday, Sept. 14, Alan Keyes filed a Statement of Candidacy (Form 2) with the Federal Election Commission--thus officially announcing as a Republican candidate for President of the United States.

Keyes told Janet Parshall, host of a nationally syndicated radio show, that he's "unmoved" by the lack of moral courage shown by the other candidates, among whom he sees no standout who articulates the "key kernel of truth that must, with courage, be presented to our people."

He added, "The one thing I've always been called to do is to raise the standard . . . of our allegiance to God and His authority that has been the foundation stone of our nation's life"--and he decried the lack of "forthright, clear, and clarion declaration" from the other candidates concerning this issue.

As a result, Keyes said, "We're putting together an effort that's not going to be like anything before, because it's going to be entirely based on citizen action. We're going to be challenging people to take a pledge for America's revival," and elevate them from spectators in the political arena to participants.

The former Reagan diplomat ran previously for president in 1996 and 2000. During the 1996 race, he was widely credited with forcing abortion to the center of public policy debate. In 2000, he was acknowledged by commentators at Fox News, MSNBC, and CNN as the winner of the Republican presidential primary debates. In that election, he continued his prior focus on America's moral crisis, and also made abolishing the income tax a serious question for policy-makers.

This election cycle, Keyes has already significantly influenced the debate, according to some observers, who note that at least a few of the GOP candidates appear intent on imitating some of Keyes' well-known positions, in an effort to woo moral conservatives--without which no Republican is likely to win in the general election.

As a prelude to running, prior to making up his mind to announce, Keyes has been writing a series of essays on the 2008 election titled "The Crisis of the Republic"--published at RenewAmerica and disseminated by several other outlets. A common theme of the articles is the need to restore personal sovereignty that is based in religious premises and self-discipline, if American society is to survive in liberty.

Keyes said he plans to join the Values Voter Presidential Debate Sept. 17 in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Posted by Mike on September 16, 2007 | Permalink

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