Posted on 11/15/2010 1:33:11 AM PST by factmart
Last Presidential Election Timeline.
It won't be long before the Republican Nominees for President will announcing!
Last election cycle, they started early, because of their hate for Bush, PAYBACK A B**CH!
Whom do you think will be running, time is getting close?
It won't be long before the Republican Nominees for President will announcing!
Last election cycle, they started early, because their hate for Bush, PAYBACK A B**CH!
Whom do you think will be running, time is getting close?
****************************************************** November, 2006
November 9, 2006 – Outgoing Democratic Governor of Iowa Tom Vilsack announces that he will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination.
December 2006
December 11 – Democratic Representative and 2004 presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich of Ohio announces his plans to run for president in a report by the Associated Press.
December 17 – Former Democratic Senator, 2004 presidential candidate and 2004 vice presidential nominee John Edwards of North Carolina announces he will formally begin his candidacy later in the month. December 28 – John Edwards officially launches his campaign in New Orleans, Louisiana, following an Internet glitch causing his website to announce his candidacy earlier than planned.
January 2007
January 1 – Republican candidate Rudy Giuliani's campaign strategy is made public in the New York City Daily News.[35] Giuliani claims the material was stolen while the News claims it was left in a hotel accidentally.
January 5 – Republican Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas's exploratory committee announces his campaign will officially start on January 20.
January 7 – Democratic Senator Joe Biden of Delaware declares he is running, and will set up an exploratory committee later in the month.
January 9 – Civil rights activist and 2004 Democratic candidate Al Sharpton says that he is considering another run for president.
January 11 – Democratic Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut officially announces his candidacy.[41] Republican Representative Ron Paul of Texas announces the formation of a presidential exploratory committee.
January 15 – Republican Representative Tom Tancredo of Colorado establishes an exploratory committee.
January 17 – Democratic Senator Barack Obama of Illinois announces that he is forming an exploratory committee.
January 20 – Democratic Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton announces that she is forming an exploratory committee.
Republican Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas officially announces his candidacy for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination in a rally in his home state.
January 25 – Republican Representative Duncan Hunter of California formally and officially becomes a candidate.
January 28 – Mike Huckabee officially announces his candidacy on Meet the Press.
January 31 – Democratic Senator Joe Biden of Delaware formally and officially becomes a candidate
February 2007
February 5 – Former Republican Mayor of New York City Rudy Giuliani files a statement of candidacy with the Federal Election Commission.
February 10 – Democratic Senator Barack Obama of Illinois formally and officially announces his candidacy.
February 13 – Former Republican Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts formally and officially announces his candidacy.
April 2007
John McCain announces his presidential candidacy in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, April 25, 2007.
April 1 – Former Republican Governor of Wisconsin and Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson announces his presidential candidacy.
April 2 – Republican Representative Tom Tancredo of Colorado announces his presidential candidacy.
April 26 – Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore formally announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination.
May 2007• May 21 – Democratic Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico formally and officially enters the race.
June 2007
September 6 – Senator Fred Thompson of Tennessee officially announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination.
September 15 – Activist and diplomat Alan Keyes announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in a radio interview with Janet Parshall.
Thanks. Ol’ Fred really was late to the party, wasn’t he?
I hope she does run.
>>>Sarah Palin’s show just started and goes on for something like 3 months.
8 weekly episodes = 2 months.
So I don't see a great rush for the GOP to announce. I'm thinking feb or Mar will be the time for the GOP to enter the race.
the GOP group will also be looking to wait and see how the new congress and Obama works out. If Obama goes to the center and his numbers come out that will make others think about not running and wait until 2016 like Hillary in 2004. The risk/reward equation favors late entry on the GOP side as well as the dem side.
BTT
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