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RNC Press Release dated Thursday, January 15, 2004

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Contact: Christine Iverson
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Washington, DC—Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie issued the following statement on former Vice President Al Gore’s speech to MoveOn.org today in New York.    » read more »

Friday, January 16, 2004

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Contact: Pamela Mantis
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WASHINGTON – Ed Gillespie, Chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC), today issued the following statement recognizing the observance of Martin Luther King’s birthday:    » read more »

Monday, January 19, 2004
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WASHINGTON - The Republican National Committee (RNC) hosted a reception for African American pastors' wives during a two-day First Ladies Summit held in observance of Martin Luther King's birthday. The 55 women represented some of the most influential African American religious leaders in the United States.    » read more »

RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie Statement on Howard Dean’s Recent Comments on Iraq

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Washington, DC—RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie issued the following statement on Howard Dean’s recent comments that the people of Iraq had a better standard of living under Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.    » read more »

RNC Announces Winter Meeting Schedule for January 28-30

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WASHINGTON, DC - The Republican National Committee’s 2004 Winter Meeting themed "from the ground up," will take place Wednesday, January 28 through Friday, January 30 at the Capital Hilton, 1001 16th St., Washington, D.C., 20036. A tentative agenda and schedule is included below.    » read more »

RNC Press release, Jan 21:

WASHINGTON – Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie will be the featured guest in the RNC’s first public chat at 4:00 p.m. EST Wednesday on GOP.com, the RNC’s newly launched Web site.

Wedged between the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary January 27, Gillespie will field questions from citizens and activists across the nation, commenting on the evolving political landscape and the RNC’s plans for the coming year.

“Too often, people feel cut-off or disconnected from the political process, and our series of online chats is designed to involve and empower people in the Republican Party,” said Gillespie. “This is just the latest example of how we’re actively engaging Americans in a process that’s about them and their future.”

Anyone wishing to participate in the chat can click here. Questions for the chat will be accepted 10-15 minutes before the chat begins.

The Republicans have take the first funny swipe of the presidential campaign and struck with a funny Bingo targeting the debates to be conducted amongst the Democratic candidates for the Presidency.

See it here at: [url=http://www.rnc.org/bingo/signup.asp?SourceForm=RNC.org-TopBanner]Democrat Debate Bingo[/url]