We don't hear about these type of events from the lame-stream media unfortunately.
Posted on 10/13/2004 1:37:57 PM PDT by RWR8189
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Christine Iverson
(202) 863-8614
LAS VEGAS – Victory 2004 announced today the schedule for the “Leadership Matters” tour in which 20 Republican Governors will crisscross the country touting President Bush’s strong and steady leadership. The Governors will meet President Bush in Las Vegas, NV, this Thursday, October 14th to launch the two-day tour.
The Governors, traveling in 7 teams, will rally support for the President by highlighting that leadership matters when choosing a President. The tour will stress the President’s steady resolve and clear, consistent vision on today’s critical issues.
The Governors’ schedule is as follows. Cities are listed in order they will be visited.
Day One: Thursday, October 14
Republican Governors join President Bush at Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, NV at 9:50 a.m. to launch the “Leadership Matters” Tour. The Governors will then depart en route to multiple destinations.
Team 1: Lingle (HI), and Taft (OH) will travel to Colorado Springs, CO.
Team 2: Governors Kempthorne (ID), Huckabee (AR), and Rounds (SD) will travel to La Crosse, WI and Green Bay, WI.
Team 3: Governors Owens (CO), Murkowski (AK) will travel to Grand Junction and Denver, CO.
Team 4: Governors Martz (MT) and Perry (TX) will travel to Tucson, AZ.
Team 5: Governor Pawlenty will join Team 6. See Below.
Team 6: Governors Romney (MA), Johanns (NE), Guinn (NV) and Pawlenty (MN) will travel to Des Moines, IA and Columbia, MO.
Team 7: Governors Bush (FL), Pataki (NY), and Barbour (MS) will not travel on Thursday.
Day Two: Friday, October 15
Team 1: Governors Lingle (HI), Taft (OH) will travel to Pittsburgh, PA. Governors Lingle (HI), Carcieri (RI), Taft (OH) will travel to Manchester, NH and Portland, ME. Governor Benson (NH) will join the Manchester event.
Team 2: Governors Kempthorne (ID), Huckabee (AR), and Rounds (SD) will travel to Columbus, OH, Wheeling, WV, and Harrisburg, PA.
Team 3: Governors Owens (CO), Murkowski (AK), and Fletcher (KY) will travel to Dayton and Cleveland, OH. Governors Owens (CO) and Murkowski (AK) will continue onto Erie, PA.
Team 4: Governor Martz (MT) and Bush-Cheney ’04 Chairman Racicot will travel to Toledo, OH, Philadelphia and Wilkes Barre, PA.
Team 5: Governors Pawlenty (MN) and Ehrlich (MD) will travel to Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN and Charleston, WV.
Team 6: Governors Romney (MA), Johanns (NE), and Guinn (NV) will travel to St. Louis, MO, Port Huron and Alpena, MI.
Team 7: Governor Pataki (NY) will begin in Miami and travel to Orlando, Naples and Tampa. Governor Barbour (MS) will begin in Jacksonville and travel to Orlando, Panama City and Pensacola. Governor Bush (FL) will join Governors Pataki (NY) and Barbour (MS) in Orlando.
Where's Arnie?
Is Gov. Arnold afraid to leave California because of what Bustamonte does when he leaves?
Not saying that Governors aren't important, but where are some bigger names - Is Guiliani out a lot, and where is Arnold? Zell miller needs to get out also, he did great at the convention. Have you noticed that no senators except the RINO McCain is helping Bush. Whats up with that?
Santorum is great, Jeff Sessions, Norm Coleman, J. C. Watts,Duke Cunningham, George Allen gosh I can think of a lot of Washingtion people that would really help
I was really hoping that Arnold would make some west coast appearances with the pres.
Places like Eugene and Portland Oregon.
Haley's on team 7!
arnold gave one of the great speeches of the Convention on what it means to be an American....I have been saying all month...BRING OUT THE GUNS! GET ARNIE and RUDY and ZELL ROLLIN again!!!!
If Arnold isn't prepared to put it on the line for his party's nominee when it matters most, then he isn't the sort of leader a lot of us believe him to be. Nor would he be as smart a politician as his PR would have us believe.
Bush is the most beloved Republican presidential candidate since Reagan. Loyalty to Bush by notable Republicans in positions of influence is very important to grassroots activists and regular donors. If Arnold is conspicuously absent from the closing days of the Bush campaign, it will not be forgotten.
This is impressive. It is a huge tribute by his former peers.
We don't hear about these type of events from the lame-stream media unfortunately.
bttt
Yeah, leadership does matter. That's why the Democrat party is a mess.
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