News for Immediate Release
After a strong performance in yesterday’s “Debate 2008,” media outlets around the nation are hailing Senator Edwards as nation’s best candidate for presidency. The highly anticipated debate, sponsored by FOX News, took place at the University of California, Davis and allowed the candidates to voice their beliefs on several issues ranging from healthcare, immigration, the economy and even the War in Iraq. In all, numerous members of the press and news organizations all agreed it was Senator Edwards who, “gave the best performance today.”
“[Edwards was] Well spoken, poised, and always having a rebuttal” –Miranda Faber, New York Times.
“Edwards Had the upper hand with the Democrats; he was well spoken, knows what to say, and he just has a lot of information, where the other candidates stayed to themselves and kind of didn’t know where everyone else stands” –Sophia Doa, TIME.
“Edwards had a lot to say about every issue. He brought his game face and played the debate well...he spoke so much on every issue that he ran close to running out of time on each question. Nevertheless, he was poised, ready, and successful” –Stated on the New York Times Blog.
“He came prepared (like always). I am always in awe about how prepared he is. He not only knew his positions extremely well but knew his opponents' as well. Overall I think he gained the most out of the debate. He was memorable and did show off his knowledge” –TIME Magazine Blog on Edwards.
“I would say that Senator Edwards was most impressive” –California Secretary of State, Dr. Drew Halfmann.
“It was Senator John Edwards who had the best performance today. He remained composed and sure of his answers at all times” –Stated on the Davis Enterprise Blog.
Following an impressive administration of the event in which FOX News thanked the candidates for their participation, the news outlet went on to state, “It looks like the Democrats are being led by Senator Edwards. We would like to note that Senator Edwards came out excited and prepared today, ultimately giving him the upper hand going into Thursday's vote.
Additional media inquiries and requests can be addressed to Dan Nemiroff, Press Secretary for California for Edwards, at dpnemiroff@ucdavis.edu.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Friday, February 1, 2008
NBC & Times Give High Remarks to Edwards
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For the fourth time during the primary season the Edwards campaign has received high regards from the New York Times this week. Featured in an interview with NBC’s Fabian Gonzales, noted New York Times journalist Loren Shimanek gave his insight as to why he believes the South Carolina Senator is the candidate of choice for the Democratic nomination. Noting the Senator’s expertise and campaign objectives, Shimanek goes on to state the public has been following the campaign and takes note of his campaign policies.
Shimanek acknowledged the Edwards’ campaign ascent is also due to his opponents publicized shortcomings. “Senator Clinton tends to stumble upon her words and her policies, and Senator Obama just really doesn’t say much…” Furthermore, NBC News anchor Fabian Gonzales went on to state that Edwards is, “one of the most prepared candidates.”
The Edwards campaign looks forward to yet another successful and engaging event as they participate in Super Tuesday’s “Debate 2008” sponsored by FOX News.
The full NBC News interview can be found at: http://kntvnewschannel.blogspot.com/2008/01/nbcnewswebextranytimesanalyst.
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Additional media inquiries and requests can be addressed to Dan Nemiroff, Press Secretary for California for Edwards, at dpnemiroff@ucdavis.edu.
For the fourth time during the primary season the Edwards campaign has received high regards from the New York Times this week. Featured in an interview with NBC’s Fabian Gonzales, noted New York Times journalist Loren Shimanek gave his insight as to why he believes the South Carolina Senator is the candidate of choice for the Democratic nomination. Noting the Senator’s expertise and campaign objectives, Shimanek goes on to state the public has been following the campaign and takes note of his campaign policies.
Shimanek acknowledged the Edwards’ campaign ascent is also due to his opponents publicized shortcomings. “Senator Clinton tends to stumble upon her words and her policies, and Senator Obama just really doesn’t say much…” Furthermore, NBC News anchor Fabian Gonzales went on to state that Edwards is, “one of the most prepared candidates.”
The Edwards campaign looks forward to yet another successful and engaging event as they participate in Super Tuesday’s “Debate 2008” sponsored by FOX News.
The full NBC News interview can be found at: http://kntvnewschannel.blogspot.com/2008/01/nbcnewswebextranytimesanalyst.
html
Additional media inquiries and requests can be addressed to Dan Nemiroff, Press Secretary for California for Edwards, at dpnemiroff@ucdavis.edu.
Edwards Again “Shines” at News Conference
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For the third week in a row, the media has reaffirmed Senator Edwards as the strongest candidate in a press conference. While participating in the “Focus the Nation” global warming press conference, various print and broadcast media outlets peppered Senator Edwards with questions about the Kyoto protocol, as well as his stance on nuclear energy. Senator Edwards confidently responded about his desires to draft a new international protocol to replace Kyoto because of the exclusion of developing nations from the current treaty, as well as the absence of China, India and the U.S. Regarding his stance on nuclear energy, Senator Edwards articulated the need for a greater investment in alternative energy sources – such as E85 (ethanol), wind, solar and biofuel – while citing statistics and case studies from Brazil and France to reaffirm his objectives.
Noted on today’s New York Times blog, journalist Jamie Puccetti referred to Edwards performance at the conference by stating, “Edwards shined; he does that, taking no prisoners and completely destroying the other Dems.” In addition, while other candidates provided statistics and figures without references, or avoided questioning altogether, Senator Edwards again came across as more than knowledgable in the issues of global warming and dedicated to his environmental convictions.
The full text of the New York Times blog can be found at: http://nytsoc118.blogspot.com/
Additional media inquiries and requests can be addressed to Dan Nemiroff, Press Secretary for California for Edwards, at dpnemiroff@ucdavis.edu.
For the third week in a row, the media has reaffirmed Senator Edwards as the strongest candidate in a press conference. While participating in the “Focus the Nation” global warming press conference, various print and broadcast media outlets peppered Senator Edwards with questions about the Kyoto protocol, as well as his stance on nuclear energy. Senator Edwards confidently responded about his desires to draft a new international protocol to replace Kyoto because of the exclusion of developing nations from the current treaty, as well as the absence of China, India and the U.S. Regarding his stance on nuclear energy, Senator Edwards articulated the need for a greater investment in alternative energy sources – such as E85 (ethanol), wind, solar and biofuel – while citing statistics and case studies from Brazil and France to reaffirm his objectives.
Noted on today’s New York Times blog, journalist Jamie Puccetti referred to Edwards performance at the conference by stating, “Edwards shined; he does that, taking no prisoners and completely destroying the other Dems.” In addition, while other candidates provided statistics and figures without references, or avoided questioning altogether, Senator Edwards again came across as more than knowledgable in the issues of global warming and dedicated to his environmental convictions.
The full text of the New York Times blog can be found at: http://nytsoc118.blogspot.com/
Additional media inquiries and requests can be addressed to Dan Nemiroff, Press Secretary for California for Edwards, at dpnemiroff@ucdavis.edu.
Edwards to Remain in CA Primary
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Despite the developments that have occurred in the national campaign, the California for Edwards campaign today has announced it will remain a contender in the Democratic Primary for the Golden State’s election occurring this Tuesday, February 5th. The campaign does not plan to withdraw from any of it’s already scheduled events – including the Global Warming press conference sponsored by the “Focus the Nation” nation-wide environmental initiative, as well as the highly anticipated “Debate 2008” sponsored by FOX News.
“Besides what has happened in New Orleans, I will remain a contender in the California Primary in order to remind the nation’s most populous state of the vital issues we as a nation must address in the times ahead. California and the spirit boldly embedded in the Golden State’s active and progressive citizenry must remain on the forefront of national change and Democratic engagement. Poverty, Universal Healthcare, Global Warming, education, etc., must be a significant catalyst for dialogue and civic participation in this election process and I intend full well to remain vocal even until Super Tuesday” remarked Greg Justice, candidate for California for Edwards.
Additional media inquiries and requests can be addressed to Dan Nemiroff, Press Secretary for California for Edwards, at dpnemiroff@ucdavis.edu.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Davis Enterprise Endorses Edwards Higher Ed Plan
News for Immediate Release
Profiling Senator Edwards “College for Everyone” higher education initiative, the Davis Enterprise has given high remarks to the Senator’s higher education plans in their January 30th edition. The Senator’s national college access program – initially launched in Greene Central, North Carolina – provides for tuition assistance to low income students willing to work part-time, and enroll in college prep courses their freshman year. The program targets those who would not normally pursue a post-secondary education, and has increased the college going rate in Greene Central from 54% to 74% in two years.
“Edwards’s educational dream is very large. His list goes on in ways he would like to provide higher education available to everyone. His College for Everyone has been very successful, and he has high hopes for success nation wide. If elected president, you can count on Edwards College for Everyone program to follow through and expand over the years.”
The full text of the Davis Enterprise article can be found at: http://de118news.blogspot.com/
Additional media inquiries and requests can be addressed to Dan Nemiroff, Press Secretary for California for Edwards, at dpnemiroff@ucdavis.edu.
S.O.S. Halfmann with High Remarks for Edwards Team
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With just one week to go before Super Tuesday, the California for Edwards campaign in Sociology 118 is moving forward with a amazing and professional web resources. With a steady stream of advertisements, commercials, and press releases, the California for Edwards team has impressed Dr. Drew Halfmann, Secretary of State, who described the Edwards website as “beautiful [with] lots of quality content.” Secretary Halfmann’s reader (Undersecretary) was also full of praise for the work the Edwards team has accomplished on the site, publicly stating the “content as well done and professional…the tone of [y]our writing is upbeat and convincing.”
In addition to the required press releases, the California for Edwards has also showed flair posting a letter from Martin Luther King, III, in the wake of the South Carolina disagreements between Senators Obama and Clinton. In contrast to other Democratic candidates, the Edwards site has a wonderfully balanced mix of news in the actual world and the events in Sociology 118. With a busy couple of weeks behind them, the Edwards team looks to continue their diligence in running a successful political campaign in Sociology 118.
Additional media inquiries and requests can be addressed to Dan Nemiroff, Press Secretary for California for Edwards, at dpnemiroff@ucdavis.edu.
Friday, January 25, 2008
N.Y. Times Gives Edwards High Marks
News for Immediate Release
For the second week in a row California for Edwards has received high remarks from the New York Times regarding our campaign. Featured in the article “Image vs. The Message: John Edward’s Ascent” by highly respected Times journalist Loren Shimanek, the Times noted the Senator’s growing presence in the Democratic campaigns as well as his ability to gain the young voters in this presidential election.
“The overarching message distinctive in Edwards' ad was that he wanted to get to know you. He may be the candidate that can fully embrace the ‘me’ generation by telling a bit about himself so you can relate... the war, the economy, the issues that real people, not corporate lawyers or wishy-washy lobbyists, but real people, with real self-images, that want to share themselves with someone who cares.”
Furthermore, Shimanek continues on stating, “John Edwards with image and message in tow will possibly be the best Democratic candidate, but only once people start looking with their ears and listening with their eyes.”
The full version on the story can be found at: http://nytsoc118winter08.blogspot.com/.
Additional media inquiries and requests can be addressed to Dan Nemiroff, Press Secretary for California for Edwards, at dpnemiroff@ucdavis.edu.
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