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bigtree

(85,986 posts)
Mon Oct 5, 2015, 11:22 AM Oct 2015

24 more Iowa leaders endorse Martin O'Malley

Kristin Sosanie ?@ksosanie 45m45 minutes ago
24 more IA leaders endorse @MartinOMalley, including majority of Dem Club leaders from Polk County #iacaucus



Ed Tibbetts ?@EdTibbetts 2h2 hours ago
@MartinOMalley's campaign announcing 24 new endorsements today; say they have support of leaders of majority of Polk Co Dem clubs #iacaucus

more Iowa O'Malley endorsements:

Rich Taylor, Iowa State Senator

Dan Kelley, Iowa State Representative

Berkley Bedell, Former US Congressman

Joe Judge, Monroe County Chair

Mary Hoyer, Henry County Chair

Carol Gordon, Grundy County Chair

Donna Crum, Mills County Chair

Melinda Jones, Wapello County Chair

Larry Hodgden, Cedar County Chair

Bev Strayhall, Scott County Vice Chair

Nathan Blake, School Board Member

John Murphy, Dubuque County Recorder

Steve Seigel, Wapello County Supervisor

Kim Boggus, IDP State Central Committee Member and Affirmative Action Officer

Julie Stewart, IDP State Central Committee Member

Edgar Ortiz, School Board Candidate and Latino community activist

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24 more Iowa leaders endorse Martin O'Malley (Original Post) bigtree Oct 2015 OP
O'Malley's hard work in Iowa is paying off. askew Oct 2015 #1
rule has always been bigtree Oct 2015 #3
And I suspect there will be many more ... 1StrongBlackMan Oct 2015 #2
O'Malley makes a good impression on most folks who have an opportunity to hear and see him bigtree Oct 2015 #4
I agree ... 1StrongBlackMan Oct 2015 #5

askew

(1,464 posts)
1. O'Malley's hard work in Iowa is paying off.
Mon Oct 5, 2015, 11:43 AM
Oct 2015

I am hoping the debates in combination with the JJ dinner in Iowa will be O'Malley's chance to really breakout and start challenging Bernie and Hillary.

bigtree

(85,986 posts)
3. rule has always been
Mon Oct 5, 2015, 12:00 PM
Oct 2015

...that most voters aren't paying as much attention as we are to these candidates, and won't until the debates and actual elections bring more focus on the field of candidates.

 

1StrongBlackMan

(31,849 posts)
2. And I suspect there will be many more ...
Mon Oct 5, 2015, 11:47 AM
Oct 2015

beginning the week following the October 13th Democratic debate.

And, here's my next prediction:

The polls following the debate will show, BOTH, Bernie and HRC taking a hit with M O'M showing a bump, as both front-runners will lose those supporters who like their candidate's message; but, have "candidate concerns.

Further, I predict that HRC will take the bigger hit, as Bernie supporters are (seem) more invested.

bigtree

(85,986 posts)
4. O'Malley makes a good impression on most folks who have an opportunity to hear and see him
Mon Oct 5, 2015, 12:03 PM
Oct 2015

...so many say they know absolutely nothing about him, including folks who comment regularly on politics, but can't seem to find the time to look into his record or proposals.

He really needs to shine in those debates.

 

1StrongBlackMan

(31,849 posts)
5. I agree ...
Mon Oct 5, 2015, 12:21 PM
Oct 2015

He made a good impression on this regularly commenting on politics poster.

I think much of those that can't find the time to look into his record or proposal commenters, especially here on DU, are more anti-candidate, than pro-candidate posters.

To me, M O'M has all of the strengths of both of the current Democratic front runners (well ... not the foreign policy strengths of HRC) without the (perceived) baggage.

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