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Feb 06
From Governor Richardson
Dear Friend,
Jan 31
Jan 31
From Deputy Campaign Manager Amanda Cooper
I hope you watched the debate last night.
Jan 31
From Governor Richardson
Dear Friend,
Jan 31
In responding to Senator Hillary Clinton’s 2 minute paid ad during tonight’s evening newscasts in Iowa, Governor Bill Richardson laid out his closing argument for why Iowans should caucus for him tomorrow. The bottom line: Rhetoric without action rings hollow; actions speak louder than words.
“You know, every candidate in this race is asking for the biggest job promotion of his or her life. The voters ought to look at what we’ve done.
Jan 31
An inside look from Iowa on what to expect tonight.
Jan 31
Iowans Ruth Mahon, Kathy Mahoney and Judi Faas tell why they are going to caucus for Gov. Bill Richardson on Jan. 3.
Jan 31
Campaign Mananger Dave Contarino has one thing you can do from home to help get out the vote for Bill tonight.
Jan 31
DES MOINES, IA– New Mexico Governor and Democratic Presidential candidate Bill Richardson finished in fourth place in today’s Iowa caucuses, moving his campaign forward to the New Hampshire primary on January 8th.
"We made it to the final four," Richardson said. "My staff and volunteers worked their hearts out to get us here. Now we are going to take the fight to New Hampshire."
Jan 31
Without a doubt, we have some of the best supporters in the field. Thanks John!–Promoted by Joaquin
Folks,
Jan 31
Promoted by Joaquin
Tonight’s results in Iowa are no cause for despair. As of tonight, Governor Richardson is in the Final Four. He’s on his way to NH, and come tomorrow morning, it’s a whole new ballgame.
Without any strange party rules like 15% viability requirements, Governor Richardson is now free to go to work an do what he does best: reach out to voters, one by one, and secure their vote.
Jan 31
From Governor Richardson
I’m sorry I didn’t get to you sooner.
We left Iowa at 11 last night and got into New Hampshire at 3 this morning. I’ve been doing events all day and I have to head out in a few minutes for a television interview.
While it might not look like it from the headlines, we accomplished a lot in Iowa. And I have you to thank for that, Seth.
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