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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Press Office202-863-8614Washington, DC—RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke made the following statement today: "The Republican National Committee is proud of our historic effort that led to registering 3.4 million new voters. The Kerry-Edwards/DNC manual instructed Democrat operatives to allege intimidation even when none exists, so the Democrats’ attempt to characterize as intimidation our effort to educate newly registered Republicans, Democrats and Independents on important issues and engage them in the voting process comes as no surprise."

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson (202) 863-8614 WASHINGTON DC -- “The Republican party has a zero-tolerance policy for anything that smacks of impropriety in registering voters and we challenge our Democratic counterparts whose selective outrage does not apply to Democrat aligned groups like ACT, ACORN and others despite widespread allegations of systematic voter registration fraud to do the same.“Anyone who engages in fraudulent voter registration activities should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson 202-863-8614Washington, DC -- RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke made the following statement today: "The video the Democrats released today is as creative and accurate as the memos they gave CBS.”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson202-863-8614Washington, DC -- RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke made the following statement today: "The Democrat playbook is wide open. Faced with the reality that John Kerry’s record is too far out of the American mainstream and without an agenda on which to base his campaign, extreme partisans like Tom Harkin, Al Gore and James Carville are attempting to fill the vacuum of positive policies with character assassination. Bad news for the Democrats because the American people know the difference between a legitimate policy discussion and personal attacks.”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson 202-863-8614Washington, DC -- Statement from RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke regarding Al Gore: "Al Gore's lectures on civility are misplaced. Just this week Gore compared President Bush's personal faith to the radical impulses of fundamentalist Islam. Earlier this year he implied that campaigners for the President are Nazis by calling them 'brownshirts.' Al Gore's attacks are no longer credible, his bitterness has sadly gotten the best of him."

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson202-863-8614Washington, DC–Republican National Committee Communications Director Jim Dyke issued the following statement regarding a press conference held today by Senate Democrats attacking the President: “The misleading rhetoric from John Kerry's surrogates does not begin to match the reality of Sen. Kerry's voting record, or their own records for that matter. “The same U.S. Senators -- Dayton, Kennedy, Kerry -- who are attacking the Medicare premium increases actually voted for the law that requires these increases. “These flailing Democrat attacks do nothing to change the fact that John Kerry has repeatedly opposed efforts to limit the...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson202-863-8614 Washington DC – RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke made the following statement about Kerry’s speech on Iraq in Ohio today: "John Kerry hoped to clarify his position on Iraq today by adding dirt to muddy water. But don't take our word for it, read the speech, watch the Kerry On Iraq documentary and you be the judge of whether John Kerry is the steady leader we need in changing times." After reading the speech, we also invite you to participate in the following poll found on KerryonIraq.comIn his speech did Sen. Kerry take the:...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine IversonNew York—RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke made the following statement today: "Today the Democrats in New York are accusing the President of the United States of failing to lead and win the war on terror. Even Sen. Daschle must find these attacks baseless since his re-election campaign is running commercials embracing (literally hugging) President Bush’s leadership in the War on Terror."

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson202-863-8614Washington, DC—“Al Gore's history of denial of the threat of terrorism is no less dangerous today in his role as John Kerry’s surrogate than it was in the 1990s in his role as Vice President, a time when Osama Bin Laden was declaring war on the United States five different times,” said RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson202-863-8614Washington, DC—“Senator Kennedy's credibility on defense is as hollow as his attacks. Senators Kerry and Kennedy were wrong to oppose a policy of peace through strength which successfully addressed the threat of nuclear proliferation in the 1980s and are similarly misguided to ignore the nature of the threat we face today and the success we have had addressing it.”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson202-863-8614 Washington, DC—RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke issued the following statement today in response to a news conference by DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe. “If former Secretary of State Madeline Albright is willing to mislead Americans by mischaracterizing a recent study saying ‘basically there are 18,000 more terrorists. And so it’s a little bit like every time we attack we create more of them,’ then it is a breeze for DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe to make false, misleading and inaccurate statements about a budget that does not yet exist.” Associated Press May 26, 2004“The IISS said...