The t-shirts are on order! Anyone interested in a Champlain College Republican t-shirt can e-mail us with your shirt size, and we'll send you an address in which you can send a fifteen dollar donation to our club! NEAT!
The shirt has our logo on the back, and comes in the colors white, white and white.
Don't forget about the Champlain Current meeting today! It's at 3:30pm in MIC-309 (Big round room on the top floor).
The Michigan Primary is tomorrow. Be sure to check back here for more information on the results, etc.
Ok cool. HAPPY MONDAY!
Showing posts with label Michigan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michigan. Show all posts
Monday, January 14, 2008
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
The Finally Tally - and where we go next!
It really wasn't much of a surprise for anyone, but John McCain dominated the Republican New Hampshire Primary. Congratulations to Jim Barnett, former Vermont Republican Party Chairman.
The Final Results
John McCain 37%
Mitt Romney 32%
Mike Huckabee 11%
Rudy Giuliani 9%
Ron Paul 8%
Fred Thompson 1%
For the D's; things didn't go as smoothly as many had thought for Barack Obama - in fact (he he) - he didn't even win!
The Final Results
Hillary Clinton 39%
Barack Obama 36%
John Edwards 17%
Bill Richardson 5%
Dennis Kucinich 1%
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We'd like to point out a mistake on our part; we forgot to congratulate Mitt Romney in winning the Wyoming Primary on Saturday. So CONGRATS!
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Next stop is Michigan on Jan. 15th. After pundits and polls failed miserably to accurately predict the D's Primary in the Granite State; it's safe to say it's anyone's game.
The Final Results
John McCain 37%
Mitt Romney 32%
Mike Huckabee 11%
Rudy Giuliani 9%
Ron Paul 8%
Fred Thompson 1%
For the D's; things didn't go as smoothly as many had thought for Barack Obama - in fact (he he) - he didn't even win!
The Final Results
Hillary Clinton 39%
Barack Obama 36%
John Edwards 17%
Bill Richardson 5%
Dennis Kucinich 1%
***
We'd like to point out a mistake on our part; we forgot to congratulate Mitt Romney in winning the Wyoming Primary on Saturday. So CONGRATS!
***
Next stop is Michigan on Jan. 15th. After pundits and polls failed miserably to accurately predict the D's Primary in the Granite State; it's safe to say it's anyone's game.
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