New Ad From The Denver Group

New ad from The Denver Group click on image below to enlarge

 

 

The Denver Group in the New York Times

The Denver Group has made the New York Times. Hooray! 

The New York Times political blog The Caucus ran a piece online Wed. and a ‘slightly shorter version’ will make the print edition of the Times today.

Also, The Denver Group’s FDR ad in Wednesday’s Chicago Tribune (on page B06) caught the eye of Andy Shaw chief political reporter for WLS-ABC TV Chicago. He taped a phone interview with Heidi, one of the cofounders of The Denver Group.

The Denver Group is making some serious noise. We love it!  Go PUMA.

A New Ad From The Denver Group

Heidi and Marc, co-founders of The Denver Group, are running a terrific new ad. It’s a beauty- short, sweet, and effective.

The latest ad from the Denver Group debuts July 17th in the Congressional Quarterly Daily targeting Hill Democrats and other major DC players- hitting them where they live- love it!

(Click image to see larger view.)

About The Denver Group: The Denver Group has been formed to insure that the Democratic National Committee respect and carry out the democratic process at the convention in Denver this August by meeting certain specific goals. We will be advocating, and if necessary pressuring, through purchased mass media as well other accepted avenues, the Democratic National Committee to see to it that these goals and the interests of tens of millions of Democratic voters are met.

Our goals are:
– An open convention.
– Senator Clinton’s name placed in nomination. No symbolic roll call vote.
– Speeches allowed by supporters of Senator Clinton on behalf of her candidacy.
– A genuine roll call vote with Senator Clinton as a legitimate candidate.
– No coronation!

Just Say No Deal!

 

Updated: The Denver Group on Neil Cavuto Show

Update: Here is the video of the interview.

 

MEDIA ALERT: Heidi Li Feldman, co-founder of The Denver Group, will be on Your World with Neil Cavuto today. The show starts at 4:00 EST on FOX. 

Heidi has an update on the success of The Denver Group’s first ad:

CQ Weekly Story: The Denver Group

Note to readers: CQ Weekly is a publication of Congressional Quarterly, a media group that bills itself as “The Nation’s Leader in Political Journalism Since 1945”. You can learn more about Congressional Quarterly here.

CQ WEEKLY – VANTAGE POINT
July 14, 2008 – Page 1877

The senator from New York is said to be negotiating a respectful presence followed by a graceful exit from next month’s Democratic convention, and last week the party announced that Barack Obama would formally accept the party’s nomination in the stadium built for the Denver Broncos. But there are Clinton supporters clinging to the hope that if her name is placed in nomination and the roll call of the states is conducted, she might — might — still win.  

Denver Group Runs First Ad

Hooray! We have new annoucement from The Denver Group:

The Denver Group’s first ad appears today (July 11, 2008) in the Chicago Tribune. We thought Chicago was the perfect place to start. For those who want to see a hard copy, it appears on page B5 of the Metro Section. But if you click the ad image you should be able to see a larger version online right here.

The Denver Group: Keeping Dem Party Democratic

GeekLove08 over at Come A Long Way, found inspiration in  No Quarter’s interview with The Denver Group and created this glorious new video.

The Denver Group formed to insure that the Democratic National Committee respect and carry out the democratic process at the convention in Denver this August. The Denver Group intends to advocate, and if necessary pressure, the Democratic National Committee to meet these goals:

* Hold an open convention
* Senator Clinton’s name on the ballot
* Speeches allowed by supporters of Senator Clinton on behalf of her candidacy
* A roll call vote
* No coronation

The founders of The Denver Group are Heidi Li Feldman and Marc Rubin. They are definitely heroes for Hillary!

The Denver Group: Keeping Dems Honest

Will Hillary’s name appear on the ballot at the Denver Convention?  Howard Dean has implied that Hillary might not be on the ballot. This is unacceptable.

Howard Dean himself, was on the ballot in 2004 and he had many, many less pledged delegates than Hillary.

What does Obama have to say about this? Well, he refuses to ‘negotiate the convention’ at this time. When did standard practices (like having all candidates with pledged delegate appear on the ballot) become a point of negotiation? When did ‘presumptive nominee’ Obama become ‘the one’ who decides it!?

It’s all so frustrating and irritating you just want to spit in their eyes and call it a day. But we can’t. We need to press on. We need to harness the PUMA power and demand (once again) that the Dem leaders actually abide by democratic principles.