(CNN)-- In the latest installment of CNN = Politics Daily, Barack
Obama built his campaign on «change» - change in Washington, change in the way candidates run a presidential campaign, and change in the nation's history when he is sworn as the first African - American president.
Not exact matches
The social media team behind Barack
Obama's presidential
campaign built a popular social network of their own, and Facebook's star was rising in the political sphere.
The use of «new media» from friend
building on Friendster to the seemingly simple text message proved to be a powerhouse for the
campaign, as it extended the concept of «Team
Obama» far beyond
campaign headquarters literally into the hands of millions of Americans who voted and vocalized with their typing fingers.
Obama's success in
building small money into big
campaign cash may have rewritten the playbook for fundraising.
Great platforms have been
built on new power: The Trump and
Obama campaigns; #MeToo; #NeverAgain.
He helped launch 270 Strategies after serving most recently as the National Field Director for the 2012 re-election
campaign of President Barack
Obama, where he had primary responsibility for
building a nationwide army of staff and volunteer organizers.
Jeremy helped to
build a people - powered election
campaign based on strong volunteer organizing that propelled Barack
Obama back to the White House.
Obama's 2012 re-election
campaign used the information to
build what it called a «targeted sharing» tool.
But if the Democratic Party and the
Obama reelection
campaign think that somehow this appointment will
build on and expand past accomplishments with religious voters, I'm more than dubious.
Of course he did: President
Obama campaigned for office promising to heal our divisions and
build bridges across our cultural divides.
To amplify our efforts, USDA is joining with First Lady Michelle
Obama in aggressively promoting the Let's Move
campaign, which will combat the epidemic of childhood obesity through a comprehensive approach that
builds on effective strategies, and mobilizes public and private sector resources.
«There is now what I would call a nano - second reaction mechanism that has been
built into the
Obama campaign.
Now we get to see if Mitt Romney can actually
build a national
campaign to compete with the
Obama grassroots...
To write those fundraising and motivational messages, the
Obama campaign built up a cadre of skilled experts.
The
Obama campaign's email strategy, and like so much else the
campaign did online,
built on the experience of previous political
campaigns and nonprofit advocacy groups, relying on incremental improvements over past practice.
But Romney will just have to grind his teeth and grind his rivals down, week after week, state after state, driving away independent and alienating party activists simply by not being as conservative as they are, while President
Obama and his people
built his re-election
campaign and prepares for the final showdown in the fall.
note: the same way the 2008
Obama campaign used the promise of early news of his V.P. announcement to
build a text - message list].
After 2008, Republican Party leaders came to the conclusion that the drawn - out
Obama - Clinton primary contest was actually an advantage for the Democratic Party, giving their candidates more exposure, battle - testing them, forcing them to
built their
campaigns across the country.
... they could
build on technology, experience and personal networks
built through the Sanders
campaign, Black Lives Matter, pipeline protests, Occupy Wall Street, President
Obama's two presidential
campaigns and more.
Obama last week uttered the following (now inflammatory) words at a speech at a
campaign rally in Roanoke, Virginia: «If you've got a business, you didn't
build that.
The
Obama campaign was no exception, but to a great extent, it didn't NEED the political blogs — because it was
building its own independent base of zealous supporters.
Second, the
Obama campaign could get away with sending a ridiculously high volume of messages in both 2008 and 2012, in part because people knew that they were all
building toward election day.
Obama's 2008
campaign remains the prime example, but many other groups on all parts of the political spectrum are
building up grassroots donor bases with an eye toward repeating his success on behalf of their own issues.
I argued the other day that four million donors, most of whom have given small amounts apiece,
built the foundation for a powerful ground game that the
campaign hopes will push
Obama over the top.
With a team in place and technology under development, the
Obama campaign wasted no time in
building their most important resource: the list of volunteers who would work to elect the Illinois senator president.
The top presidential
campaigns all amassed much - chronicled lists of hundreds of thousands of «friends» on MySpace and Facebook, and the
Obama and McCain
campaigns also invested in custom social networks for supporters early on (MyBarackObama has
built to hundreds of thousands of members, while McCain's equivalent never hit critical mass and died when his overall
campaign first imploded in the middle of 2007).
But Brown aides also used Google spreadsheets and forms to collect information from volunteers and supporters, essentially using the search engine's products to create their own version of what
Obama's
campaign team
built for themselves during the 2008 election cycle.
Building on experience gleaned from the inevitable secondment to the
Obama campaign, he was poached by Miliband, for whom he successfully recruited young Labour supporters, and bloggers, to the cause.
With
Obama campaign staff reporting a «ridiculously» high Return On Investment for list -
building search ads and Google giving Grants to nonprofit advocacy groups like a crack dealer handing out freebies in a new territory (and for much the same reason?)
By comparison, fewer than half of
Obama's donors have maxed out, in part reflecting his
campaign's success at
building a broad base of online supporters who are giving less individually but more in the aggregate.
Announcing his presidential
campaign in 2007,
Obama spoke about «
building that more perfect union'through reforming healthcare and education, combating poverty and caring for the environment.
Obama's team carefully constructed of a long - term engagement
campaign built on a base of repeat small - dollar donors who could also fund its TV advertising.
Perez and Ellison offered nearly identical
campaign platforms, with both saying they planned to work to
build local and state parties rather than focus on the presidency, as the party did during the
Obama years.
Now we get to see if Mitt Romney can actually
build a national
campaign to compete with the
Obama grassroots reelection machine.
In the email, Teachout asked supporters to sign a petition — a classic list -
building exercise for
campaigns and advocacy groups — to push
Obama in nominating a candidate for the court who overturn the ruling.
While Rospars helped launch Blue State Digital in 2004 after working with Howard Dean's presidential
campaign, it wasn't until he helped lead
Obama to victory in 2008 that the firm began
building a large client base well outside politics, attracting such customers as the Green Bay Packers, AT&T and HBO, as well as nonprofits and cultural institutions, including the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
But their company, Rezmar Corp., did come up with $ 1,000 to give to the political
campaign fund of Barack
Obama, the newly elected state senator whose district included the unheated
building...
But the
Obama campaign — which was
building its own fund - raising behemoth, even at the expense of the candidate's earlier pledge to accept public financing and the spending cap that came with it — didn't want outside interference.
-- Politico, «
Obama, Holder to lead post-Trump redistricting
campaign,» by Edward - Isaac Dovere: «As Democrats aim to capitalize on this year's Republican turmoil and start
building back their own decimated bench, former Attorney General Eric Holder will chair a new umbrella group focused on redistricting reform — with the aim of taking on the gerrymandering that's left the party behind in statehouses and made winning a House majority far more difficult.
As that primary battle has raged, Mr.
Obama's team has been
building a state - of - the - art national
campaign, reconnecting with the millions of donors and supporters who helped him to victory four years ago.
Clinton is
building a
campaign juggernaut on a scale beyond that of any other Democratic or Republican
campaign, harnessing the data analytics reshaping modern politics and appropriating the personalized organizing techniques Barack
Obama used to defeat her in the 2008 Iowa caucuses.
The Oneida Indian Nation and its «Change the Mascot»
campaign scored a big victory this month when the
Obama administration said it would not allow the Washington Redskins to
build a new stadium on federal land at the site of the existing RFK Memorial Stadium in Washington, D.C.
The
Obama campaign gave resources to many vendors — most notably Blue State Digital and Voter Activation Network (now NGP - VAN)-- which helped them
build capacity.
In his
campaign speech,
Obama went on to say: «If you've got a business, you didn't
build that.
In addition to supporting the
building of a southern border wall that has been a defining characteristic of the Trump presidential
campaign, it also vehemently opposes President
Obama's executive actions, referring to them as «executive amnesties,» and calls for a Republican president to rescind them.
And, as I wrote after President
Obama's State of the Union message, there is, to my mind, a way to
build a
campaign for progress that aims to reclaim the American political discourse from polarizing, paralyzing edges.
They said this less because they see Trump moderating his stances and more because many of the targets set by
Obama, and
built on in Clinton
campaign pledges, were based on shifts in energy use that are largely being driven by market forces or longstanding environmental laws that are relatively immune to the influence of any particular occupant of the White House.
Mr.
Obama's aides are planning those steps in conjunction with a
campaign to
build public support and head off political opposition in a way the administration did not the last time around.
WASHINGTON — President
Obama made addressing climate change the most prominent policy vow of his second Inaugural Address, setting in motion what Democrats say will be a deliberately paced but aggressive
campaign built around the use of his executive powers to sidestep Congressional opposition.
Obama entered the oval office upon a pedestal of impossible expectations — one he helped
built himself during the 2008
campaign.