2004 Presidential Campaign Blog

Joe Lieberman 2004 Web Site Redesign

Joe 2004 Relaunches Website With Expanded Grassroots Tools on May 30, 2003.

Features Joe and Hadassah's Campaign Diary, personalized news, campaign trail photo album

ARLINGTON, VA Joe 2004 relaunched its campaign website today with a new site featuring a campaign trail diary from Joe and Hadassah Lieberman, personalized news based on users' interests, and a number of tools to organize Lieberman supporters at the grassroots level.

The new web site gives visitors an up-close-and-personal look at a national presidential campaign by featuring regular campaign trail e-mail updates from Joe and Hadassah, as well as photographs from campaign stops across the country. The site also features a Lieberman Family Photo Album with historical photographs.

By registering, visitors will be able to receive e-mail on their individual areas of interest, and personalize their websurfing experience on future visits to the site. Supporters can also sign up for LieberNotes, a regular e-mail update on the latest news from Joe 2004.

The site also features a number of other tools, including a Spanish language section featuring the latest campaign news; a calendar of upcoming campaign events; information on Lieberman's record of being tough on defense, strong on the economy, and socially progressive; and details on Lieberman's policy proposals on key issues facing the country.

john Kerry Breakfast for Veterans

“Our nation’s veterans put their lives on the line for our country and earned these health benefits."

John Kerry's Veteran Brigade, making phone calls, knocking on doors, reaching out to other veterans, was helpful in the grassroots politics of Iowa. Senator Kerry was very comfortable among the many veterans at the VFW, talking with them and thanking them for their service to our country. After the event, John Kerry and Iowa Rep. Leonard Boswell joined Post Commander John Feller in the singing of God Bless America.

Dennis Kucinich Iowa Headquarters' Grand Opening

Dennis Kucinich opened his Iowa Headquarters in Des Moines on May 10, 2004. After the Grand Opening events, supporters headed down to the Iowa State Fairgrounds for the Polk County Democrats Presidential Dinner. The campaign introduced Kucinich corn, planting seeds of hope, which he is holding up in this photo. Some of the corn was planted outside the Headquarters', but was plowed under by the city.

Bob Graham 2004 Announcement

Bob Graham's Declaration of Candidacy for President of the United States.

"We are gathered here today because this is where the future is built. In communities across America. And especially in places like Florida.

This land at the southern tip of the United States has lured people for centuries with the promise of a better future.

But we Floridians know well that a dynamic future rests on a fragile foundation: an environment we must protect; diversity we must nurture; values we must safeguard; families and communities in which we must invest.

We know we will be judged by whether we leave our children and grandchildren an America that is better than the one we inherited.

I am an optimist. America's best days are still ahead of us. Yet, realizing that future starts with an honest assessment of where we are today"

Bob Graham 2004 Web Site Launch

Welcome to my campaign's home page! I appreciate your interest in my candidacy and our country.

Please join me. This site offers opportunities for you to volunteer, make a contribution, even invite me to do a Workday in your hometown. Together, let's get to work for America's future!

Dick Gephardt 2004 Web Site Logo Redesign

The Dick Gephardt 2004 Web Site Logo was redesigned to reflect the look of the campaign signs, bumper stickers, and buttons.