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"Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure."
Wednesday, October 15, 2003
I would start write-in campaign for Bill for NYC Mayor
Activist Wants to Start N.H. Write-in Campaign for Hillary
By KATHARINE WEBSTER
Associated Press Writer, October 14, 2003
CONCORD, N.H. -- A Florida activist hopes to persuade New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton to join the presidential race by starting a write-in campaign in New Hampshire.
Bob Kunst said Tuesday he will visit the state next week to recruit volunteers for a "Draft Hillary" effort. He plans to visit Dartmouth College in Hanover and make stops in Concord and Portsmouth.
Kunst said his organization has put together a Web site for the campaign, printed bumper stickers and made a television ad that will begin running on cable channels in New Hampshire sometime next week.
Clinton spokesman Joe Householder said Tuesday the former first lady intends to serve her full six-year term as New York's junior senator.
www.hillarynow.com
Activist Wants to Start N.H. Write-in Campaign for Hillary
By KATHARINE WEBSTER
Associated Press Writer, October 14, 2003
CONCORD, N.H. -- A Florida activist hopes to persuade New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton to join the presidential race by starting a write-in campaign in New Hampshire.
Bob Kunst said Tuesday he will visit the state next week to recruit volunteers for a "Draft Hillary" effort. He plans to visit Dartmouth College in Hanover and make stops in Concord and Portsmouth.
Kunst said his organization has put together a Web site for the campaign, printed bumper stickers and made a television ad that will begin running on cable channels in New Hampshire sometime next week.
Clinton spokesman Joe Householder said Tuesday the former first lady intends to serve her full six-year term as New York's junior senator.
www.hillarynow.com
