WVProgressive Posted April 18, 2021 Share Posted April 18, 2021 Poll request: (Among Republican Voters) Who would you prefer as Vice-President: Spiro Agnew Someone more Liberal Someone more Conservative Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mishfox Posted April 18, 2021 Share Posted April 18, 2021 1. Influence Progressives Pete McCloskey seeks the endorsement and support of the NAACP for the Republican primaries by bringing up the subtle racism of Nixon and Spiro Agnew. McCloskey pledges support for civil rights laws and affirmative action programs. 2. Influence Progressives Pete McCloskey holds more anti-war protests in university campuses and big cities. McCloskey also gathers prominent anti Vietnam activists to join in his crusade against the war in Cambodia. 3. Influence Progressives Pete McCloskey sets up a hotline for drafted soldiers to report any wrongdoing to his offices, promising to spread the truth about what is going on in the war. McCloskey advertises the hotline heavily with pamphlets to young american soldiers, and gets in touch with local news about running any stories he gets. My Lai can’t be the only war crime going on in Nixon’s little war, and McCloskey will soon have the evidence to prove it. Poll Request: Progressive Influence of all candidates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ConservativeElector2 Posted April 18, 2021 Share Posted April 18, 2021 No move from me this round. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hestia Posted April 18, 2021 Share Posted April 18, 2021 On Cal's behalf - to be expanded later Humphrey influences labor unions, hoping to expand support there and create a big advantage Humphrey influences liberals over to his side Humphrey influences the working class that is important in the United States. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fbarbarossa Posted April 18, 2021 Share Posted April 18, 2021 Clay rallies in Tennessee Clay rallies in Florida Clay attempts to influence Union Workers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zenobiyl Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 (edited) Poll Request: [Poll of Conservatives, especially religious conservatives] Do you approve or disapprove of the following candidates? (Answers are approve, disapprove, and unsure/don’t know for each) Margaret Chase Smith Charles Percy Millicent Fenwick Lenore Romney Mark Hatfield Richard Shweiker John Cooper Amo Houghton Seymour Halpern Pete McCloskey (just for fun XD) Edited April 19, 2021 by Zenobiyl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dobs Posted April 19, 2021 Author Share Posted April 19, 2021 (edited) On 4/18/2021 at 9:11 AM, Sean F Kennedy said: Fred Harris announces endorsement of Stuart Symington @Hestia On 4/18/2021 at 10:42 AM, Hestia said: 1. Stuart Symington rallies in Orlando Florida Symington visits another area of the southern part of the state, making a campaign effort to flip the state over to his side and continue the large amounts of momentum he is garnering in the state. He dings Wallace over opposition to broadly popular bills that he's opposed in the Senate. 2. Symington visits Chicago Symington makes his first trip up north in a visit to Chicago, Illinois, where he touts his midwestern folksy appeal in the state. He attempts to gain the endorsement of Adlai Stevenson II. 3. Symington finishes his Florida tour Symington wraps up his Florida tour in Tallahassee, where he rallies outside the state Capitol with supporters. He calls for decency and a return to the values of America, of "freedom, kindness and warmth". He goes with some voters to the polls and chats across the street with some undecided voters before going to his hotel to prepare for returns. Endorsement (5): The Harris endorsement is mildly effective. It helps moderately with both liberals and Southerners but effects neither too greatly as Harris largely straddles the appeal line. Rally (7): Another day another solid rally as many of the more urban voters in Orlando respond to attacks on Wallace well. Rally (7): Symington is back in his element in the Midwest in a state that could be crucial for overtaking Humphrey as Wallace's biggest threat: Illinois. He does well. Rally (1!): Disaster strikes! Symington appears to have, like Icarus, gone too far north and flown too close to the sun. Tallahassee remains Wallace country and Northern Florida swamps Symington with Pro-Wallace attendees who break out in jeers when Symington calls for kindness and warmth; viewing it as coded dovish rhetoric. Symington is forced to cut the rally short. Overall: -1. For the first time in the campaign, the most important story around Symington is his jettisoned Tallahassee rally and his flee to Illinois. On 4/18/2021 at 10:57 AM, WVProgressive said: Javits asks for Edward Brooke's endorsement in his attempt to be Vice President (Influence) Javits holds a rally in Queens, hoping that a good turnout of Jews, Liberals, and Progressives will show that Javits is a popular politician, and the RNC would be wise to make him VP. As for what he talks about, he focuses on protecting Human Rights abroad, and the need for America to vigorously support Israel (Rally) Javits schmoozes with Massachusetts GOP big-wigs, in an attempt to get their support at the RNC. (Schmooze) Endorsement (7): Javits easily secures the endorsement of his longtime friend and the move is seen as a step in the right direction for consolidating party support, particularly among the MA delegtion. Rally (7): Javits has a certain quality that, while an older statesman, allows him to connect well with working class people, especially the Jewish community. It aides him. Schmooze (8): With Brooke having endorsed, it's good feels for Javits among the MAGOP. Overall: +7. Javits breaks out of his trend of mediocre turns with some positive direction. On 4/18/2021 at 10:59 AM, The Blood said: 1. Wallace will tour Florida, hitting home his message on law and order and defending basic American ideals. (Rally) 2. Wallace will tour the northern areas of Florida, hitting Symington again and again for his "Reckless" support for bills which would increase the power of the Federal government and strip away at the rights of states. (Rally) 3. Wallace will seek the endorsement of Bob Sikes in the leadup to the FL Primary, appealing to him with a strong message of law and order, fiscal responsibility, and defending the American family. (Influence) Poll Request: Wisconsin Primary Rally (7): This rally speaks to the strength of Wallace's campaign and is a good bread and butter moment for him. Rally (1!): There is nothing wrong with the rally itself, but something feels.. off. It's not long before the campaign staff tells Wallace it's time to cut the rally short. As he leaves the stage, men in white hoods can be seen entering the venue. While it's said the klansmen were angry at the candidate for moving away from his segregationist rhetoric, their appearance leaves a sour taste in the mouths of many. Influence (7): Sikes will enthusiastically endorse Wallace, and his support will be crucial in locking down major turnout in Northern Florida. Overall: -1. Like Symington, Wallace has a rally go south. However, this is mostly mitigated by the support of the Governor, a former popular Congressman for Northern Florida. On 4/18/2021 at 11:20 AM, Pringles said: 1. President Nixon hits the trail for a few hours in California. Swinging through Yorba Lindsay and L.A. 2. President Nixon authorizes the CIA to execute a rescue mission for the captured agents in Cambodia. 3. President Nixon authorizes more secret bombings of Khmer Rouge supply lines. Rally (10!): Despite forgetting how to spell his hometown's name, they don't care and are just happy to see their favorite son. Rescue (6): The mission succeeds but one of the CIA operatives is shot and killed on the escape out. The mission is largely only possible due to the increased bombings which have weakened the Khmer position and forced more men to the frontlines. Bombings (10!): The returned bombings are super effective! Khmer lines are beginning to faulter again and the Rouge is finally on the losing end of the back and forth for territory. On 4/18/2021 at 11:53 AM, Mishfox said: 1. Influence Progressives Pete McCloskey seeks the endorsement and support of the NAACP for the Republican primaries by bringing up the subtle racism of Nixon and Spiro Agnew. McCloskey pledges support for civil rights laws and affirmative action programs. 2. Influence Progressives Pete McCloskey holds more anti-war protests in university campuses and big cities. McCloskey also gathers prominent anti Vietnam activists to join in his crusade against the war in Cambodia. 3. Influence Progressives Pete McCloskey sets up a hotline for drafted soldiers to report any wrongdoing to his offices, promising to spread the truth about what is going on in the war. McCloskey advertises the hotline heavily with pamphlets to young american soldiers, and gets in touch with local news about running any stories he gets. My Lai can’t be the only war crime going on in Nixon’s little war, and McCloskey will soon have the evidence to prove it. Poll Request: Progressive Influence of all candidates. Influence (6): The NAACP has already made its endorsement. However, a few individual leaders will recommend the Congressman for any Republicans concerned about civil rights. Influence (3): Due to McCloskey's lack of popularity and persona, the protests are not widely attended. Influence (5): This is yet another federal crime. However, McCloskey does not get off easy this time. McCloskey is reported by several of the more patriotic soldiers and indicted on 2 counts of conspiracy to commit espionage. When his office is raided, the federal agents also find several grams of marijuana and he is indicted on 1 count of possession (38/100). He will stand trial in federal court soon. Overall: Arrested and indicted. So not great. On 4/18/2021 at 2:54 PM, Hestia said: On Cal's behalf - to be expanded later Humphrey influences labor unions, hoping to expand support there and create a big advantage Humphrey influences liberals over to his side Humphrey influences the working class that is important in the United States. Influence (3): Humphrey continues to struggle to relate to the unions, which seemingly continue to gravitate towards the racialized politics of Wallace. Influence (2): Even here Humphrey struggles, perhaps depresed from his failure with the working class, the Senator is off his game. Influence (1!): And once again, Humphrey fails to connect and giving a pat phrase about the working class being "important" just isn't enough to tap into their hopes or, as Wallace does, their anxieties. Overall: -10. Brutal turn for Humphrey as his campaign seems to slow even after a win in New Hampshire. On 4/18/2021 at 2:59 PM, Fbarbarossa said: Clay rallies in Tennessee Clay rallies in Florida Clay attempts to influence Union Workers Rally (7): Clay has a successful day in Memphis. Rally (7): And in Ft. Lauderdale. Influence (9): Influence them he does! Especially workers of color, but it seems that unions are intent on going either to the right or left ends of the Democratic Party this campaign. Overall: +8. An excellent showing for Clay as his campaign continues to pick up momentum. Edited April 20, 2021 by Dobs nvm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dobs Posted April 19, 2021 Author Share Posted April 19, 2021 1972 Florida Presidential Primary - March 14th, 1972 Democratic Primary 1,305,958 votes -- 81 Delegates George Wallace - 518,465 votes (39.7%) 49 delegates Stuart Symington - 447,944 votes (34.3%) 27 delegates Bill Clay - 269,027 votes (20.6%) 5 delegates Hubert Humphrey - 70,522 votes (5.4%) Bill Clay was the surprise of the evening with an impressive 20.6% after an incredible drive to get black voters to the poll (9). Only time will tell if this will keep up or if his continual inability to break into 2nd or 1st will only lesson turnout as time goes on. Even with "strong" performances, candidates will need to win. He walks away with 5 delegates. Senator Hubert Humphrey did not contest the primary but still mustered up enough support on name alone to carry 5% of its voters (7). Then comes the race between the two major southern candidates. Sen. Stuart Symington capitalized on his moderate appeal and brought out solid moderate tunout (6). The biggest disappointment then, was George Wallace's inability to capitalize on his broad support in Northern Florida, which saw depressed turnout numbers from what was expected by the Wallace camp (1!). A win remains a win, but if anything, this primary proves that Stuart Symington certainly has life and George Wallace remains a tenuous frontrunner in a divided party. Thanks to the delegate allocation laws of Florida, Wallace still walks away a clear delegate leader. --- Republican Primary 395,042 votes Richard Nixon - 393,462 votes (99.6%) Pete McCloskey - 1,580 votes (0.4%) Pete McCloskey is in jail. Florida voters did not like this. --- Up Next: Turn Update (As always, stand by on posting) 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dobs Posted April 19, 2021 Author Share Posted April 19, 2021 NBC Nightly News - March 16th, 1972 General Headlines Presidential Candidate McCloskey arrested; Nixon sweeps Florida Primary George Wallace narrowly takes Florida over Stuart Symington; Clay a distant third Rep. Orval Hansen (R, ID-2) resigns after admitting to extra-marital affair National Democratic Primary Polling - 3/16/72 George Wallace - 33% (+1) Hubert Humphrey - 23% (-2) Stuart Symington - 23% (+1) Bill Clay - 9% (+1) Undecided - 14% (-1) Georgia Democratic Primary Polling - 3/16/72 George Wallace - 43% (+1) Stuart Symington - 24% (+1) Bill Clay - 11% (+2) Hubert Humphrey - 3% (-2) Undecided - 19% (-2) Illinois Democratic Primary Polling - 3/16/72 Hubert Humphrey - 30% (-2) Stuart Symington - 29% (+2) George Wallace - 15% (-) Bill Clay - 10% (+1) Undecided - 16% South Carolina Democratic Primary Polling George Wallace - 48% Stuart Symington - 21% Hubert Humphrey - 9% Bill Clay - 6% Undecided - 24% --- Republican National Primary Polling Richard Nixon - 97% (+6) Pete McCloskey - <1% (-4) Undecided - 3% (-2) --- Up Next: Campaigning Turn out to Georgia and Illinois Primaries Alright folks, that wraps this turn. GA and IL will be next turn, our first dual primary day! What fun! Thanks for the excellent flava and staying up with me. We are getting into the real campaign now. I'll start doing race updates when we're in the thick of it. Happy flavamaking and may the dice be ever in your flava! @Pringles @Zenobiyl @ConservativeElector2 @Mishfox @WVProgressive @Hestia @The Blood @Cal @Sean F Kennedy @Fbarbarossa 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mishfox Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 Pete McCloskey pleads not guilty to all charges, and withdraws from the primaries. His final message is an endorsement of Javits for Vice President, and a write-in campaign for Edward Brooke. Game over. [I’m going to hopefully pick up the pieces of the Progressives, but otherwise let me know any open spots where I can play. This time I will be extra careful not to commit any crimes.] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zenobiyl Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 Poll Request: Poll of Republican Voters What is your opinion on abortion? Support, Oppose, Unsure/Don’t Know What is your opinion on the Equal Rights Amendment? Support, Oppose, Unsure/Don’t Know What is your opinion on Unions? Support, Oppose, Unsure/Don’t Know What is your opinion on the Anderson Act? Support, Oppose, Unsure/Don’t Know Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 Hubert Humphrey will again send out one of his infamous brochures to working class Democrats, touting his support of social security and welfare expansion that has assisted many working class families. (Influence - Working Class) Next, the former VP will hold a rally in Chicago. There, he will speak on the necessity to keep the moderate, liberal, progressive wings of the party represented in a time where George Wallace seems deadset on pushing them out and making the Democratic Party a vessel for only his own policy concerns. (Rally - Illinois) Finally, Humphrey will sit down with former Senator Gaylord Nelson in an attempt to have him run as a favorite son in the state of Wisconsin or at the very least earn his endorsement. (Unsure? Maybe influence Liberals?) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hestia Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 (edited) 1. Rally Illinois Symington rallies in Springfield, where he delivers a speech on the lessons gained by the presidency of Abraham Lincoln and the kinds of change that need to happen to see his vision truly delivered in the United States. 2. Influence - North Carolina Symington will approach Gov. Scott to run as a favorite son on Symington's behalf in the state of North Carolina, or if he does not wish to, endorse Symington to get a boost in that state. 3. Rally (kinda) Texas The Symington campaign will deliver pamphlets throughout major cities in Texas, with LBJ's face on them, with the slogan, "Trust him, Trust America" to try and bolster the Favorite Son candidacy in that state. Poll Request: North Carolina Dem Primary (with Symington or Scott depending on how #2 goes) Edited April 19, 2021 by Hestia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Blood Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 (edited) 1. Wallace will hit the trail in Georgia, hoping to deliver a strong win in the state as he spends hours promising to defend law and order and the American way of life. (Rally) 2. Wallace will tour Wisconsin, meeting with the white working class in the state as he calls for "The basic ideals of family and community" to be defended from social perversion and Bolshevism. (Rally) 3. Wallace will hold yet another rally in Wisconsin, hoping to build up momentum in the state which helped make his 68 bid into a genuine force. (Rally) Poll Request: Nevada Democratic Primary Edited April 19, 2021 by The Blood Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fbarbarossa Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 Clay holds a rally in Atlanta, in addition to his usual messages he emphasizes turnout Clay rallies in Detroit where he attempts to appeal to blue collar workers Clay takes a risk and holds a rally in Wallace's own Alabama, hoping to get in touch with anyone who doesn't quite fall in with the Wallace camp Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dobs Posted April 19, 2021 Author Share Posted April 19, 2021 (edited) 23 hours ago, Mishfox said: Pete McCloskey pleads not guilty to all charges, and withdraws from the primaries. His final message is an endorsement of Javits for Vice President, and a write-in campaign for Edward Brooke. Game over. [I’m going to hopefully pick up the pieces of the Progressives, but otherwise let me know any open spots where I can play. This time I will be extra careful not to commit any crimes.] (37/100): McCloskey's defense is effective enough so that he is found Not Guilty of one of the charges of Conspiracy to Commit Espionage. He is found Guilty of the other count and also of the Marijuana Possession charge. He receives a sentence of 12 years and is set for release on March 20th, 1984. 15 hours ago, Cal said: Hubert Humphrey will again send out one of his infamous brochures to working class Democrats, touting his support of social security and welfare expansion that has assisted many working class families. (Influence - Working Class) Next, the former VP will hold a rally in Chicago. There, he will speak on the necessity to keep the moderate, liberal, progressive wings of the party represented in a time where George Wallace seems deadset on pushing them out and making the Democratic Party a vessel for only his own policy concerns. (Rally - Illinois) Finally, Humphrey will sit down with former Senator Gaylord Nelson in an attempt to have him run as a favorite son in the state of Wisconsin or at the very least earn his endorsement. (Unsure? Maybe influence Liberals?) Influence (9): Humphrey has an able day connecting to the working class: a major breakthrough. Rally (9): Chicago, a midwestern city, responds well to Humphrey! The rally is electric and will help boost his turnout in Chicago. Favorite Son (5): Nelson will stay out of the actual primary but will throw his endorsement to HHH, which gives him a minor boost. Overall: +8. Humphrey rebounds from his horrid week last week with strength in Illinois. 14 hours ago, Hestia said: 1. Rally Illinois Symington rallies in Springfield, where he delivers a speech on the lessons gained by the presidency of Abraham Lincoln and the kinds of change that need to happen to see his vision truly delivered in the United States. 2. Influence - North Carolina Symington will approach Gov. Scott to run as a favorite son on Symington's behalf in the state of North Carolina, or if he does not wish to, endorse Symington to get a boost in that state. 3. Rally (kinda) Texas The Symington campaign will deliver pamphlets throughout major cities in Texas, with LBJ's face on them, with the slogan, "Trust him, Trust America" to try and bolster the Favorite Son candidacy in that state. Poll Request: North Carolina Dem Primary (with Symington or Scott depending on how #2 goes) Rally (2): Symington's focus on Lincoln is seen as novel and strange in contrast to Humphrey's electric Chicago rally on important issues. Influence (3): Scott, following his embarassing loss over the primary, has elected to retire from politics. He will not run and announces his neutrality between Symington and Wallace in the primary. Rally (4): LBJ is popular but his face is gaunt, the magic just isn't the same. Still, he is more viable than Symington. Overall: -6. Symington struggles for the first real time since his campaign launch. 13 hours ago, The Blood said: 1. Wallace will hit the trail in Georgia, hoping to deliver a strong win in the state as he spends hours promising to defend law and order and the American way of life. (Rally) 2. Wallace will tour Wisconsin, meeting with the white working class in the state as he calls for "The basic ideals of family and community" to be defended from social perversion and Bolshevism. (Rally) 3. Wallace will hold yet another rally in Wisconsin, hoping to build up momentum in the state which helped make his 68 bid into a genuine force. (Rally) Poll Request: Nevada Democratic Primary Rally (8): The rally goes over swimmingly in Georgia, it's Wallace country. Rally (10!): The white working class that carried Wallace to victory in the primary in 1968 is out in full force! Wallace looks like a real force to once again contend Wisconsin. Rally (1!): After his massive rally in Racine, Madison liberals are said to have beset his next rally with large scale protests, projecting a major schism among Wisconsin Democrats. Overall: +3. Aside from a bipolar week in Wisconsin, Wallace breaks positive due to his warm reception in Georgia. 11 hours ago, Fbarbarossa said: Clay holds a rally in Atlanta, in addition to his usual messages he emphasizes turnout Clay rallies in Detroit where he attempts to appeal to blue collar workers Clay takes a risk and holds a rally in Wallace's own Alabama, hoping to get in touch with anyone who doesn't quite fall in with the Wallace camp Rally (9): Atlanta is fertile soil for Clay, a city gripped between white and black racial tensions. Clay will drive out the black vote. Rally (6): The rally is successful but not electric. Rally (5): Clay, surprisingly, does not attract major jeers. It's as successful as one could expect but doesn't move the needle much. Alabama is staunch Wallace country nevertheless. Overall: +5. A decent week for Clay, who continues to hang on. Javits Turn Schmooze (1!): Javits drops bagel and lox all over the Chair of the NYGOP. Oops. Endorsement (5): Case will endorse, but it's not as fiery as one might expect. Rally (6): The rally is a decent concept and has solid turnout, nothing groundbreaking. Overall: -4. The faux pas with his own state party dominates Javits' week. Edited April 20, 2021 by Dobs Adding in Javits turn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pringles Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 Speaker Gerald Ford would comment on the ludicrous behavior of Representative McCloskey who is now behind bars. He introduces a measure of expulsion from the House of Representatives against the shamed Representative. Citing his chaotic, unlawful conduct that is unbecoming of a member of the United States Congress. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Blood Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 Just now, Pringles said: Speaker Gerald Ford would comment on the ludicrous behavior of Representative McCloskey who is now behind bars. He introduces a measure of expulsion from the House of Representatives against the shamed Representative. Citing his chaotic, unlawful conduct that is unbecoming of a member of the United States Congress. Bennett and other leading DemCons will fully back this measure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pringles Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 7 minutes ago, Pringles said: Speaker Gerald Ford would comment on the ludicrous behavior of Representative McCloskey who is now behind bars. He introduces a measure of expulsion from the House of Representatives against the shamed Representative. Citing his chaotic, unlawful conduct that is unbecoming of a member of the United States Congress. (Consider this a 2nd Censure for good measure 😉 if McCloskey has already resigned.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mishfox Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 10 minutes ago, Pringles said: Speaker Gerald Ford would comment on the ludicrous behavior of Representative McCloskey who is now behind bars. He introduces a measure of expulsion from the House of Representatives against the shamed Representative. Citing his chaotic, unlawful conduct that is unbecoming of a member of the United States Congress. Bernie Sanders and Bella Abzug oppose the censure. This is because McCloskey is already resigned and it is questionably constitutional to censure someone who isn’t in congress anymore. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zenobiyl Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 Approval Poll Request (sample from progressive republicans): Gerald Ford Edward Brooke Jacob Javits Margaret Chase Smith Lenore Romney Millicent Fenwick Richard Shweiker Mark Hatfield Charles Percy John Anderson (this better be 100% or else...) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fbarbarossa Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 Poll Requests: Dem Primary if it was only Clay vs Wallace (For fun) California Primary Michigan Primary NY primary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zenobiyl Posted April 19, 2021 Share Posted April 19, 2021 1 hour ago, Fbarbarossa said: Poll Requests: Dem Primary if it was only Clay vs Wallace (For fun) California Primary Michigan Primary NY primary Symington and Humphrey assassination??? 😳 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WVProgressive Posted April 20, 2021 Share Posted April 20, 2021 Schmooze: Javits tries to influence his hometown delegation of New York into voting for him as Vice President, over the conservative Marylander Agnew. Influence: Javits asks Clifford Case of New Jersey to endorse his campaign for Vice President. Rally: Javits, and Brooke hold a Nixon For President rally in Chicago, Illinois, making it very clear they support the current President. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sean F Kennedy Posted April 20, 2021 Share Posted April 20, 2021 Polling Requests Pennsylvania Democratic Primary Tennesse Democratic Primary Idaho Democratic Primary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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