Sunday, November 25, 2007

Richardson Update Nov. 20-25

Bill Richardson is an experienced man and one who can bring results and change to Washington DC, or at least that is what he has been saying. A new poll released on November 23, 2007 shows Bill Richardson surging in New Hampshire up by six points tied with Edwards and shrinking the gap between Clinton and Obama. On November 20 he spoke at Rivier College about his health care program. He is starting to like the idea of a single-payer health care system but for now prefers getting tougher on insurance companies and getting rid of them. Also, on November 20th Richardson released that New Mexico is ranked 11th among states in a Mothers against Drunk Driving State Progress Report in the battle against Drunk Driving. In his Thanksgiving address he wanted to remember and give thanks to the troops in Iraq and the many veterans that are homeless on the street with no home to go to. In the next couple weeks Bill Richardson will be traveling to Iowa, New York and Washington DC to do some serious campaigning and fundraising while participating in the Iowa Brown and Black Forum in Des Moines, Iowa.

Sunday, November 18, 2007

Richardson Weekly Update 1 (Nov. 5-18)

During the first week of november, Governor Richardson focused on the release of his new book entitled Leading By Example.  He appeared on CNBC's "Kudlow & Company" and MSNBC's "Hardball" to discuss the bookThis week, Governor Richardson traveled from Iowa to California, then Colorado to Nevada to fundraise for his campaign. On November 15th, Governor Richardson not only celebrated his 60th birthday, but he was also nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize (for the fifth time) for his work involving the circumstances in Darfur and North Korea.  On the same day, Richardson also participated in the CNN/UNLV Debate where he emphasized his first-hand experience with the immigration issue and his solid plans to pull all troops out of Iraq and promote an energy revolution.  Prior to his nomination, Richardson attended the Iowa Democratic Party’s Jefferson-Jackson benefit dinner on November 10th.