Sunday, October 29, 2006
Rallying, Just Days Before The Election
The Washington Times:
What I think will be interesting to note over the next nine days will be just how many appearances the President is able to make for individual campaigners. After the recent reform in campaign funding candidates are no longer able to use the National Committee's soft-money, instead having to rely on their own hard dollars to produce the appearance of prominent republicans that can boost their chance at victory.
SELLERSBURG, Ind. -- President Bush yesterday yelled himself hoarse in his first public political rally of the 2006 election campaign, whipping thousands of supporters into chants of "USA!" as he criticized Democrats for being weak on national security and anxious to increase taxes.President Bush made an appearance in the Ohio River Valley yesterday supporting incumbent Rep. Mike Sodrel. His vehement tirade on the Democratic Party's lack of political strength comes as no surprise as Republicans face mounting challenges leading up to the elections.
What I think will be interesting to note over the next nine days will be just how many appearances the President is able to make for individual campaigners. After the recent reform in campaign funding candidates are no longer able to use the National Committee's soft-money, instead having to rely on their own hard dollars to produce the appearance of prominent republicans that can boost their chance at victory.
