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 book. This 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.
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Good work on your first submission. Richardson is certainly playing up the experience card of late! So then why isn't he catching on? And keep an eye out on Senator Domenici's retirement. If this whole presidency thing doesn't work out, will Richardson aim for Domenici's seat? As the popular governor of New Mexico, would he be willing to give up a shot at the Senate seat to consider a run for the vice-presidency? If he's going to run for Senate instead of VP, then when does he have to make up his mind? Richardson will certainly be an interesting one to watch over the next few months!
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