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From The Archives: The 1988 Democratic National Convention Briefing Book

Pictured here is the briefing book prepared by the RNC Research Department for the 1988 Democratic National Convention held in Atlanta, GA. 

The top picture features the cover from the briefing book. Contained inside are details on the convention schedule and venue, detailed biographies of potential Vice Presidential nominees, analysis of the Democrat’s platform and an outline of the proceedings of previous conventions.

The picture on the bottom left features the first page of the section outlining the key moments and themes from every Democrat convention from 1960 to 1984.

The picture on the bottom right is of the tentative schedule of events for July 15 and 16. 

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Ahead of tonight’s State of the Union, watch the RNC’s new ad, “State Of Our Union”

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Obama’s fundraising trend line must be worrying Chicago. 

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In January 2011 there were 580,666 more Democrats than Republicans in Florida. As of December, that number has been reduced to 502,861. In other words, over the last 12 months – a non-election year – the gap closed a total of 77,805 or about 6500 each month. 44,954 of the total voter shift has occurred in the last 3 months alone reflecting an increase in momentum.

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From The Archives:
The Carter Record

In the election of 1980, RNC Research helped define the malaise of the Carter-era with “The Carter Record,” a 19-part indictment of the president’s broken promises and lackluster results.

To find out how RNC Research will hold President Obama accountable in 2012, stay tuned to our blog and check out The Washington Post’s preview of how we plan to use Obama’s own words against him.

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Failed Promises: Iowa Edition

The Republican National Committee (RNC) released a new web ad “Failed Promises: Iowa” ahead of the first in the nation caucuses to remind voters of President Obama’s failed promises. Using the president’s own words from Iowa four years ago, the ad highlights the unanimous view that America is not better off under President Obama. Before the first votes are cast by Iowa Republicans, it is clear that Americans are yearning for new leadership and ready to change direction away from Barack Obama’s failed policies.

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RNC Launches Website to Highlight Barack Obama’s Failed Promises

The Republican National Committee (RNC) launched “FailedPromise.com” showcasing the “Top 10 Failed Promises” of Barack Obama’s presidency. From keeping unemployment under 8% to containing rising healthcare costs, this president has repeatedly failed to keep his promises. The American people will have the opportunity to consider Barack Obama’s own words before deciding to vote against him next November.

Click here to visit the website: www.FailedPromise.com

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