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The Trump re-election campaign raised more than $20 million in its first virtual fundraiser that was hosted by President Trump’s son, Donald Jr. “Trump Victory’s groundbreaking fundraising record proves the American people are passionate about gaining four more years under President Trump’s strong leadership,” Trump Victory Finance Committee National Chairman Kimberly Guilfoyle, who also co-hosted the event, said in a statement on Tuesday. Guilfoyle, who is Donald Jr.’s girlfriend, said 300,000 donations led to the fundraising haul. “Across the nation, the SILENT MAJORITY are coming together to donate their valuable time and hard-earned money to help make this President’s re-election...

Obama’s reelection team sent the announcement to their supporters this morning via email, along with a snazzy campaign launch video titled, “It Begins With Us.” The video features real people from political battleground states North Carolina, Nevada and Colorado as well as a few others from Michigan and New York providing interviews about the upcoming election and their support for Obama. As a former member of the American Association of Political Consultants (AAPC) and producer of campaign videos, I took great interest in this video and this is my critique. At their core, campaign videos can take two different approaches,...

<p>SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Sen. Barbara Boxer kicked off her re-election campaign Tuesday by casting the race as a choice between positive, family friendly values she said she represents and extremist positions she said her opponent holds on such issues as the environment, abortion rights and gun control.</p>

Bush campaign strategist says 'election will be tough'He believes divided electorate may make race as close as 200007/27/2003By DAVID JACKSON / The Dallas Morning News NEW YORK – One of President Bush's top campaign strategists warned fellow Republicans on Saturday that the 2004 race could be every bit as close as the overtime contest of 2000. "Ladies and gentlemen, this next election will be tough," campaign manager Ken Mehlman told the summer meeting of the Republican National Committee. "It will be an incredible challenge. It will include difficult days." Some of those days have already arrived, as Democrats pound Mr....