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As a campaign manager, Trippi has run presidential, Senate, gubernatorial and mayoral campaigns. He was selected by former Vice President Walter Mondale to manage IowaÂ’s first-in-the-nation caucuses in 1984 and later went on to run several key states for the Mondale for President campaign. In 1988, Trippi was the Deputy National Campaign Manager for Richard GephardtÂ’s presidential campaign.
In 2004, he was National Campaign Manager for Howard DeanÂ’s presidential campaign, pioneering the use of online technology to organize what became the largest grassroots movement in presidential politics. Through TrippiÂ’s innovative use of the internet for small-donor fundraising, Dean for America ended up raising more money than any Democratic presidential campaign in history, all with donations averaging less than $100 each. TrippiÂ’s innovations have brought fundamental change to the electoral system and will be the model for how all future political campaigns are run.
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
Rout for Obama I have to say, that though the polls may still be showing the race to be tight, it feels to me like Obama is opening up the real possibility of an Electoral College rout over John McCain. McCain didn't need to just win the debate last
Saturday, September 27, 2008Rout for Obama I have to say, that though the polls may still be showing the race to be tight, it feels to me like Obama is opening up the real possibility of an Electoral College rout over John McCain. McCain didn't need to just win the debate last
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Monday, August 18, 2008
Why no matter what happens at Saddleback this weekend may spell disaster for the GOP over the long term Rick Warren's Efforts to Realign Religion May Realign Politics
Monday, August 18, 2008Why no matter what happens at Saddleback this weekend may spell disaster for the GOP over the long term Rick Warren's Efforts to Realign Religion May Realign Politics
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
What Ted Kennedy meant to me In November of 1979, I volunteered to work on Ted Kennedy's Presidential Announcement swing through California. I busted my rear driving the press around and making sure their luggage got to their rooms. But I was a volunteer just happy to be part of my candidate's announcement.
Thursday, August 27, 2009What Ted Kennedy meant to me In November of 1979, I volunteered to work on Ted Kennedy's Presidential Announcement swing through California. I busted my rear driving the press around and making sure their luggage got to their rooms. But I was a volunteer just happy to be part of my candidate's announcement.
