July 24, 2008
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Mike Duncan is touring key states.
Mike Duncan is touring key states.

(CNN)—Republican National Committee Chairman Mike Duncan launched a three week “Victory 2008 Tour” Wednesday, aimed at catalyzing grassroots efforts for Republican candidates across the map by targeting key fall battleground states for the Presidential and Senate races.

The tour will travel to key states,’ including Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Florida, and North Carolina, where Duncan will meet with local GOP leaders to discuss the Republican strategy and work on increasing the party’s voter registration.

“I am excited to meet with the grassroots activists, state leaders, and enthusiastic volunteers who are devoting their time and energy to elect John McCain and Republicans nationwide this November,” Duncan said. “These are the individuals who will ensure Republican success on Election Day by carrying out our strategy and message surrounding John McCain’s positive vision for the future of our nation.”

Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean embarked on his own cross-country tour last week to encourage voters to unite around Democratic candidates and presumptive Democratic nominee Barack Obama.

According to the latest CNN electoral map findings, Michigan, Ohio, New Hampshire and Florida are currently a toss up between John McCain and Barack Obama, with Wisconsin and Pennsylvania leaning Democratic. McCain is favored in North Carolina. Ohio, New Hampshire, Wisconsin and North Carolina are also proving to be battleground states on the Congressional level as well.

Election Center: Take a look at CNN's Electoral Map

At a Democratic National Committee press briefing Wednesday, York Senator Chuck Schumer identified the race in North Carolina between sitting Republican Senator Elizabeth Dole and state Senator Kay Hagan as “close” if not “even,” claiming more states are moving in the Democratic direction across the map.

“It’s a real advantage to have Obama on the ticket,” Schumer said in terms of the Senate races because he has been a “big help in the deep south,” including Mississippi and North Carolina.

Filed under: Barack Obama • John McCain • Republican National Committee


Desmond Sequeira   July 24th, 2008 12:49 pm ET

Secret Mr. McCain plans to share with allies: Let's all vote for OBAMA. It is the only thing that makes sense.

Carol, Lansing Michigan   July 24th, 2008 12:23 pm ET

Except for a couple of small pockets of those who haven't taken the time to truly know you McCain,

WE DON'T WANT YOU HERE IN MICHIGAN!

The self respecting women here wouldn't ever vote for you.

Jill American   July 24th, 2008 12:20 pm ET

All of you young Obama supports better sign up to work at the polls on Election Day. That is if you can pry your fingers off your keyboards. Many states now have electronic voting machines and the usual poll workers (retirees) can't handle it if they breakdown. Anything that holds up the line, whether on purpose or not, will only help McCain just like it did for Bush.

Bulldog   July 24th, 2008 12:17 pm ET

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Commodities Futures Trading Commission charged global trading fund Optiver Holding BV with NYMEX oil market manipulation that allegedly took place in March 2007.

The Republicans are currently debating over a speculation bill and saying speculation and manipulation have nothing to do with high prices. Oh really? Breaking news, these speculators are beginning to get caught and charged for market manipulation. But the Republicans in the Senate continue to say it's not happening. Now if that's not ignorance or blatant lies I don't know what is.

Deb, Allentown, PA   July 24th, 2008 12:12 pm ET

Barrack Obama July 24th, 2008 10:50 am ET

Hello I am Barrack Obama and the true is I will lose this election because I am a Fake, Flip Flop, and hate the American Values. So vote for John McCain!!!

***************

Hey Barrack Obama, you're apparently also an idiot. If you're going to pretend to be someone else in order to make stupid comments, at least spell that person's name right!

BUSHED!!!!!   July 24th, 2008 12:08 pm ET

Mike Duncan is touring key states….Looking LIKE BIG BIRD!!!!

NOT THIS TIME BUDDY!!!

Just SAY NO!!
Just SAY NO!!
Just SAY NO!!
Just SAY NO!!
Just SAY NO!!
Just SAY NO!!
Just SAY NO!!
Just SAY NO!!

Henry n New York   July 24th, 2008 12:05 pm ET

McCain has confused Shia and Sunni; he has moved Iraq's border next to Pakistan; he argues a tactical right (the surge) judgment against an overall mid-east plan (Iraq is the wrong war, wrong country, wrong enemy) and wrong on our future position regarding Iraq. The Iraq government wants U.S. troop withdrawal, Senator Obama has called for that withdrawal for years, Afghanistan is becoming an increasingly dangerous project and Bin Laden has not been captured or killed. Obama's plans would save our soldiers and bring most of them home, it would go after a leader responsible for the death of thousands. McCain wants to stay in Iraq even against their wishes, he now wants to send the same number of troops to Afghanistan almost a year after Obama first called for more troops there. He voted against the current GI bill and yet the polls say over 40 percent of Americans still would vote for him. Hillary supporters say they are voting for McCain even though he doesn't believe a women has a right to control her own body and he wants to make abortions illegal. This is clearly the wrong vision of government that we need and I sincerely hope the "battleground" states will comprehend the facts, wieght the positions and understand exactly what is at risks.

ali   July 24th, 2008 11:49 am ET

they shouldnt be targeting anyone.its not polite to point weapons at people,when you want their votes.we know what happens when they targeted al qaeda.rnc targeted osama,but,decided it would be easier to target saddam hussein,and the iraqis,cuz they were easier to find,and they had lots of oil.bin laden has lots of cash ,and several goats,but,no oil.

MBFLA   July 24th, 2008 11:47 am ET

McCain = Recycled Bush

We can do better. Vote for the intelligent guy, drink a beer with your buddies!

Obama '08

ANGIE   July 24th, 2008 11:35 am ET

Dont bother coming to pa i live in pa we are so done with republicans here pa turning blue this year and you can bet your millons on that rnc pa is obamas state!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

William, from Cali!   July 24th, 2008 11:35 am ET

You will have an "up-hill" battle,at best; the "writings on the wall"; says that the democRATS, are "in favor"…………………

Connie   July 24th, 2008 11:32 am ET

To Les-Wa, good for you voting your heart. I am sure the Democrat party will not miss you or Senator Lieberman.You say with McSenile you know what you are getting you are right on, looking at the lasts 7 and 1/2 years of Bush is what you are getting. As for Obama looking arrogant you must have forgotten what a true president looks like ,also his supporters are paying for his trip to Europe, not you .But you could donate to Obama or Hillary by going to his web site. OBAMA 08

Connie from Indiana

mary   July 24th, 2008 11:28 am ET

At this point, a "Victory Tour' is entirely overstepping and will look it.

Les-Wa response   July 24th, 2008 11:25 am ET

Les-Wa wrote:

"I'm a democrat but voting for McCain this November, AT LEAST with McCain I know what I am getting into."

What are you getting? A health (don't) care plan and making the Bush tax cuts permanent. Stop bashing Obama and give me a sound political reason for why you are voting for John McCain. You "true (disgruntle) democrats" kill me. McCain makes fun of Hillary and Universal Health Care, he votes against women's issues every chance he gets. So now you are for big business and the oil companies? It is astounding how many people will flush their democratic principles down the toilet to prove a point.

Jewel Hester   July 24th, 2008 11:24 am ET

Why can’t ordinary Americans see what the Republican Party has done to this country in the last eight years? I think going after John McCain is small minded. We should go after the Republican Party as a whole and show the American people what they represent and what they have done in our name. We should have a national strategy in place now defining the differences between both parties and genially reaching out to there base. This next election is not about white or black or even blue state or red but should be about hope and prosperity for our children and the average American family. Just pointing fingers at each other is getting tired and old. We all as Americans share almost the same fate in the prosperity of our country that we love so dearly. This is the greatest country on the face of this earth and what we do now as a unified nation will be a testament to future generations of Americans not yet born. Let’s make the praise “We the People” mean something again.

Jewel Hester

Pick Me! Pick Me!   July 24th, 2008 11:18 am ET

I'm a democrat but voting for McCain this November, AT LEAST with McCain I know what I am getting into.

I find NOBAMA arrogant, prancing in Europe at MY EXPENSE, UNDERMINING foreign policy of the current administration. The action of NOBAMA is DOWNRIGHT BETRAYAL OF US POLICY! HE'S NOT A PRESIDENT YET! AND HE'LL NEVER BE PRESIDENT!
_______________________________________

ahhh, no you're not, you are a sheep in a donkey suit.

Janey/Michigan   July 24th, 2008 11:15 am ET

Why is Obama not ahead in the polls? I guess they forgot to add the Europeans votes in. They and their socialistic govts want USA to be as miserable as they are with their high taxes and high gas prices. Ever try staying in a moderately priced hotel in those countries? Hope you love walking up 3 flights of stairs! Get over the hype and think before you vote!

Willow, from Iowa   July 24th, 2008 11:15 am ET

What about Texas, Colorado, Arizona, Iowa? There are a lot of red states that will be changing to blue this year.

Independent-woman-4-Obama   July 24th, 2008 11:09 am ET

PS. SEN. OBAMA DID NOT USE PUBLIC FUNDS TO GO 'PRANCING IN EUROPE' HE USED HIS GENEROUS CAMPAIGN FUNDS! STOP ACCUSING WHEN YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT!

Independent-woman-4-Obama   July 24th, 2008 11:07 am ET

To LES-WA: GO AHEAD AND VOTE FOR MCCAIN, AND LET'S ADD TO OUR NATIONAL DEBT WHICH IS NOW $10 TRILLION AS WE CONTINUE THE WAR IN IRAQ AND START BOMBING IRAN.

A VOTE FOR MCCAIN IS A VOTE FOR CONTINUED FAILED FOREIGN POLICY.

I could go on! But I doubt that you "Les" are really a Democrat, because after 8 years of a failed Republican presidency you would not want more of the same!

But you go right ahead, and vote for McCain, BUT don't complain when our nation continues its decline. Having a NATION DEBT OF $10 TRILLION (THE BUSH LEGACY) IS DANGEROUS, and poses a greater risk to our nation than terrorism. I suspect that you are a "closet-bigot" just like the people who think Sen. Obama is arrogant, they can't stand to see a Black man who is more intelligent, more charismatic, more brilliant than the president y' all voted for in 2000 and 2004!

karen-phoenix   July 24th, 2008 11:07 am ET

Note: I do believe in AZ Obama is up by 3 points. Don't come to AZ.

karen-phoenix   July 24th, 2008 11:06 am ET

Republican voting for Obama!!! For the first time in 8 years I feel proud of my country again!!!! No more wars please!!! No more torture please!
Take your oil and stick it!!! Pickens has a plan and it just might work! SHould have done all this 30 years ago when Brazil did it but NOOOO the republicans were always backed by big oil. Who's getting the profits now? Its not the American people. Change is coming!!!!!

John   July 24th, 2008 11:04 am ET

"Les-Wa": No, you're a Republican voting for McCain. If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and votes like a fear-motivated easily manipulated ignorant duck, it's a duck. Duck you.

Hard for Obama to undermine the foreign policy of the current administration (which, if you were a Democrat and not a ducking Republican you'd be all in favor of anyway) when the current Administration /has/ no foreign policy other then scream and fuss until they get their way. Hell, recently they've just done whatever Obama has recently suggested should be done, from opening negotiations with Iran to increasing the troop presence in Afghanistan to opening up the possibility of "time horizons" in Iraq.

Sorry buddy, not only is Obama already the president, everybody in the government already knows it.

And I'm pretty sure his campaign is paying for the overseas trip, not you. Even if we are footing the bill, hey, at least the money isn't going to Haliburton. Additionally, it's really improving troop morale for them to get to meet the future president in person.

mayahh   July 24th, 2008 11:03 am ET

KING OBAMA 'Though a Host of enemies shall rise up agaist thee, you shall still be confident, for thou art with thee, thy rod and staff shall comfort thee, though hast prepared a table with KINGS for thee, your cup runneth over, surely goodness, and mercies shall follow thee all your days, you shall Dwell in High Places forever…. GOD BLESS AMERICA.

Tony C.   July 24th, 2008 11:02 am ET

WAKE UP!

The Republicans and their party are toast! :)

ber6964   July 24th, 2008 11:00 am ET

Settle down Les!! your head might explode. You my dear are not funding Obama's European part of the trip.

Tony Z- MD   July 24th, 2008 10:59 am ET

Les-WA,

Huge mistake. He is not undermining the current administration because foreign leaders don't want to deal with the Bush Administration. The current administration is now following Obama's lead like talking to our enemies, trying to leave Iraq and switch focus on Afghanstan and so on. This is the trip the Republicans wanted to sell to America that Obama was not ready.

Foreign leaders believe he is the best for World Peace. A vote for McCain undermines everything our past generations have worked for.

Wait to see who has the last laugh!   July 24th, 2008 10:54 am ET

I think many liberals in this country will be shocked in November.

What ever they want to say McCain is not a George Bush. McCain is a fiscal conservative and that is what we need right now. Bush has spent every dime that Bill Clinton saved. Obama has no plan to save money like Clinton did. McCain does.

In these fically tough times, we need a president who saves money and pays bills, not puts everything on a credit card like Bush has.

No not be surprised America in November. I cannot wait to hear the crying!

Marcus, Great Lakes IL   July 24th, 2008 10:50 am ET

The Republicans didn't want John McCain in 2000 and took, instead, someone who believed himself to be King of the Hill. Although I admire McCain for his service to this country, I am not buying that to be the reason why he would make a good President.

Also, some seem to forget that those same people (those 2004 votors) went not for someone who fought for this country, but opted instead for a sitting President who's only claim to fame was 9/11 and the Texas Ranger's baseball team that he drove into the ground, which I believe had to do with the fear-factor campaign and nothing to do with true issues.

This campaign mirrors the last. I was not taken in with all the smoke and mirrors last time, I will not be taken in this time.

I think that shots of focus factor should be given to the candidates this time 'round.

Barrack Obama   July 24th, 2008 10:50 am ET

Hello I am Barrack Obama and the true is I will lose this election because I am a Fake, Flip Flop, and hate the American Values. So vote for John McCain!!!

Les-Wa   July 24th, 2008 10:43 am ET

I'm a democrat but voting for McCain this November, AT LEAST with McCain I know what I am getting into.

I find NOBAMA arrogant, prancing in Europe at MY EXPENSE, UNDERMINING foreign policy of the current administration. The action of NOBAMA is DOWNRIGHT BETRAYAL OF US POLICY! HE'S NOT A PRESIDENT YET! AND HE'LL NEVER BE PRESIDENT!

JA Cook   July 24th, 2008 10:40 am ET

Aren't these the guys who gave us George Bush, Karl Rove, Dick Cheney and Phil Gramm?

And now you want us to accept McCain who just redefined "surge" as we seek a definition for "victory"?

Fix your offerings and come back another day.

Bob Indianapolis, IN   July 24th, 2008 10:37 am ET

BLUE FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA!

KMAN   July 24th, 2008 10:35 am ET

A bit of advice … when the RNC goes out and targets those battleground states … take tiny Dick Cheney … he' a good shot!

John   July 24th, 2008 10:32 am ET

Target away, losing regardless.

Chris from NY   July 24th, 2008 10:31 am ET

At least the the Democrats are giving the Republicans a run for their money.

Calling on Independents, TX   July 24th, 2008 10:30 am ET

Hello Independents:
I am calling each and everyone of you to do the right thing in this election, because I am also an Independent. I can understand why a republican would vote for McCain. I am having a very tough time understanding someone who is a true Independent will have any questions after having seen and heard both candidates. The difference is so obvious that you don't need to spend more than 5 minutes listening to McCain that he should not get your vote. I would have still votted for Obama even if the the candidates had switched their Parties. Come on lets do it!
OBAMA 08 to bring this country back on track!

E   July 24th, 2008 10:30 am ET

Is this guy an idiot. The republicans are all going to lose by landslides this year.

Joe Reg   July 24th, 2008 10:27 am ET

After the last 8 years the repubs are going down. It does not matter what you do, no more republicans this year.

Landslide Obama.

Obama for a change. We want change.

Obama 08/12.

Montana is Obama Country   July 24th, 2008 10:25 am ET

Don't bother to come to

Montana

cause this

red state is

TURNING BLUE..!!

Barack Obama 2008… 2012…

proud army and navy mom   July 24th, 2008 10:23 am ET

is tennessee a battleground state. I don't think so. So why do the repugs continue to air their lies and attacks in this region? because the figure a lot of dumb hicks will believe it's the truth.

the sad thing is that they are right. the undereducated amongst us eats the lies up.

THE O   July 24th, 2008 10:22 am ET

Hey Republicans how does it feel to be on the other side of fear? Not that you guys might be run out of the goverment…

BARACK THE VOTE!!!!!!!!

BARACK / SEBELIUS 08

Latinos for Obama   July 24th, 2008 10:15 am ET

That guy in the picture can be the leader! Yo, hoooooo!

Texas Trail Dog!   July 24th, 2008 10:15 am ET

THE STATES THAT HAVE ALWAYS VOTED FOR REPUBLICANS NEED TO CONTINUE TO DO SO. JUST CAUSE BUSH LET YOU DOWN DOES NOT MEAN YOU HAVE TO DROP YOUR MORALS AND CHRISTIANITY TO VOTE FOR THE LIKES OF OBAMA. THE MAN HAS WAY TOO MUCH BAGGAGE SURROUNDING HIM TO BE PUT INTO THE WHITE HOUSE. GATHER UP REPUBLICANS ALONG WITH US HILLARY SUPPORTERS AND KEEP THIS MAN FROM ENTERING THE WHITE HOUSE LAWN.

Bob from Richmond VA   July 24th, 2008 10:11 am ET

“These are the individuals who will ensure Republican success on Election Day by carrying out our strategy and message surrounding John McCain’s positive vision for the future of our nation.”

What vision is that, Mr. Duncan? Seems like all McCain talks about is who we should hate and who we should be at war with. That and call Obama names and talk about how wrong he is about everything.

Where is the positive vision for the future of our nation?? I would love to hear it.

rom, NY   July 24th, 2008 10:06 am ET

waste of time and money !
If I were you I would save my money for the coming santa Claus

rev   July 24th, 2008 10:00 am ET

The Republicans can save their money, stay home and stay out of Minnesota and Wisconsin. We're too smart to fall for their line of manure. We've had eight years of their 'leadership,' which has brought us an economic crisis, skyrocketing gas, unaffordable health care, broken immigration policies, rampant corruption, record levels of Pork Barrel spending, a $10 trillion debt to China, and $8 billion unaccounted for in Iraq. There's NO WAY we'll be voting for their carbon copy candidate in November.

Vigla   July 24th, 2008 9:53 am ET

The RNC touring will only highlight their failures. What can they say? don't vote for the other guy because "they're bad"? The American people have no need for Republicans with no new ideas.

IT'S CALL RESPECT   July 24th, 2008 9:52 am ET

Keep following BO lead, that means your steps behind. Go ahead
plan your world tour.

Please   July 24th, 2008 9:52 am ET

It would take an act of God to energize the republican party. Democrats unite! Go to barackobama.com and get involved. The polls are really close. It is not the time to get overconfident. We will have to overcome the racist vote in the southern states. (I am not saying everyone in the south is racist. But if you are an honest person residing in the South you now racism is a small factor). If we win in Virginia, that could turn everything upside down!!

Praetorian, Fort Myers   July 24th, 2008 9:52 am ET

Ideas–and conservative values will win this election.
Anything less–will make the conservative movement appear fuzzy and Bush-like. Bush is no conservative–just look at his budget and approved legislation!!

Real conservatives from all sides will unite around McCain–if he stops trying to be a liberal and focuses on the appropriate values of smaller government, more independance, traditional American values, and a potent, clear and unwavering foreign policy which presses involvement and accountability from our allies and the United Nations.

Upon Further Review,Texas   July 24th, 2008 9:51 am ET

Duncan looks like a toe tapper,where do the Republicans get these people?The disricts have been gerrymandered so badly now with the help of Rove and Tom Delay it will be hard to break the cycle of crime.

Voter   July 24th, 2008 9:51 am ET

What a surprise, CNN, that national parties would target swing states as we get closer to a national election.

Thanks so much for letting us know.

A nightingale Sings in Berkley Square   July 24th, 2008 9:51 am ET

Hey obomba or ossama whatever your name is today, stay out of the Midwest as we voted for Hillary. We liked Hillary, as she had the conjones, that Jesse cut off from you.

You are the candidate of surrender. And you want to use our forces to attack Pakistan. You are looney

You are a girlie man.

Go to Wisconsin, Idaho and the other girlie states. but stay off of my blue suedes.

manubi   July 24th, 2008 9:43 am ET

RNC is going to fund 527's as attack machines since they are not regulated. You can see one or two popping up here in Ohio! Once again, RNC is trying to swift boat the Democrats in November. Won't work again… especially after how well Bush has been performing for the last eight years!

S.B. Stein E.B. NJ   July 24th, 2008 9:41 am ET

Given the GOP brand has been damaged over the course of the past 8 year, I would think that there are plenty of places that could easily become battle ground areas. Unrestricted funding, sex scandles, corruption scandles, wire tapping as well as the conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan are problems that are mainly Republican now. Cleaning the GOP's image is going to take several proposals and diciplining its own members quickly and harshly. People like Randy Cunningham can't be allowed to go without centure from the GOP unless they consider that just a part of doing business.

Susan   July 24th, 2008 9:41 am ET

They will continue to try to instill fear into people with thier us against the Commies. Sorry boys, not this year, not this time, and Never Again will be run by the politics of fear and hate, and warmongering!

Jeffrey G. Brown   July 24th, 2008 9:37 am ET

This tour should be a real knee slapper!

Charles   July 24th, 2008 9:33 am ET

McCAin better pick the right runningmate., or its curtains. "McCanes"
It better not be Romney Evangelicals will draw the line if it is, Romney also attacked McCain mercifulessly during the primary season through attack ads,. theres also a video floating around of Romney saying McCain is dishonest, how could mccain choose him?

The GOP will have to swallow the pill and pick Huckabee if they are going to energize the base.

McCain Lies!   July 24th, 2008 9:28 am ET

There are plenty of robots in those states who don't necessarily support mccain and dont want him as pres but who because of nonsensical prejudice will not vote for Barack even if he would be better for our country, is a truly honest man, would work hard as heck for average americans and actually cares. A man who we see has brilliantly managed his campaign (unlike mccain) and its finances giving us a peek at how he would manage our country. How pathetic but then they revoted in gwb so it goes to show you we still have cave man mentalities.

Wayne, Greenville TX   July 24th, 2008 9:25 am ET

One word describes the Republicans this year – "losers". :-)

Mel   July 24th, 2008 9:24 am ET

MCCAIN CAMPAIGN TEAM SUCKS. WHERE DID HE FIND THESE PEOPLE.

OBAMA…….08

Truth B Told   July 24th, 2008 9:22 am ET

Target all you want RNC! Your aim is definately off!!! I think they get their aim from Dick Cheyney. Just seems like all they have really been doing is shooting themselves in the foot!

Texas trail puppy!   July 24th, 2008 9:22 am ET

Who cares.. End this nonsence GOP go home!!!

v.a.   July 24th, 2008 9:21 am ET

please welcome the smear machine on wheels. this should be good for a few whoppers.

Ed, Santa Fe NM   July 24th, 2008 9:20 am ET

If you put a wig on McBush (not a bad idea at any rate) he'd come off like the befuddled old Aunt Clara on BEWITCHED (no offense to Marion Lorne)….. TOO OLD and TOO TIED TO BUSH

OBAMA '08

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