Outline
Story Outline
President Robert Shaw
Vice-President Alan Pearsall
Democrat Nominee Heather Connally
Dem VP Nominee Derek Jordan
Republican Nominee Donald Reynolds
GOP VP Nominee Carolyn Green
Chief Justice Thomas Sullivan
DNC Chairman Horace Duke
RNC Chairman Fred Barrett
Connally Campaign Chairman Sam Wilson
Jordan Campaign Chairman Gene Bartlett
Reynolds Campaign Chairman Mike Osborne
Green Campaign Chairman John Lake
I. Shaw prepares for Transition, Pearsall announces he will not run for President
II. Connally declares candidacy, so do other major candidates
III. Green declares candidacy
IV. Iowa & New Hampshire
V. First Ads
VI. Contender
VII. First Primary Win
VIII. First Media Attack
IX. Oppo offers a deal
X. Staff Decision
XI.
Timeline
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
January 3rd, The Oval Office
The mood in the Oval Office was upbeat and full of energy, although there was an underlying sense that Mark couldn’t quite make out. That happened every so often, and Mark knew that he’d find out soon enough if it was important. That was one of the things that Mark liked the best about working here; the bosses included the staff in what was going on, and it created a real feeling of teamwork.
President Robert Shaw
Vice-President Alan Pearsall
Democrat Nominee Heather Connally
Dem VP Nominee Derek Jordan
Republican Nominee Donald Reynolds
GOP VP Nominee Carolyn Green
Chief Justice Thomas Sullivan
DNC Chairman Horace Duke
RNC Chairman Fred Barrett
Connally Campaign Chairman Sam Wilson
Jordan Campaign Chairman Gene Bartlett
Reynolds Campaign Chairman Mike Osborne
Green Campaign Chairman John Lake
I. Shaw prepares for Transition, Pearsall announces he will not run for President
II. Connally declares candidacy, so do other major candidates
III. Green declares candidacy
IV. Iowa & New Hampshire
V. First Ads
VI. Contender
VII. First Primary Win
VIII. First Media Attack
IX. Oppo offers a deal
X. Staff Decision
XI.
Timeline
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
January 3rd, The Oval Office
The mood in the Oval Office was upbeat and full of energy, although there was an underlying sense that Mark couldn’t quite make out. That happened every so often, and Mark knew that he’d find out soon enough if it was important. That was one of the things that Mark liked the best about working here; the bosses included the staff in what was going on, and it created a real feeling of teamwork.