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Growing
a
real
ground
game
in
the
early
primary
and
caucus
states;
Building
a
sophisticated
data
and
digital
operation;
Rolling
out
a
serious
policy
agenda;
Getting
on
the
ballot
in
every
state
in
the
nation.
Its
no
secret
that
the
contours
of
this
race
have
changed
from
what
was
anticipated
at
the
start.
We
would
be
less
than
forthcoming
if
we
said
we
predicted
in
June
that
a
reality
television
star
supporting
Canadian-style
single-payer
health
care
and
partial-birth
abortion
would
be
leading
the
GOP
Primary.
Ensuring
we
are
in
the
most
competitive
position
possible
in
this
unpredictable
field
requires
we
remain
as
deft
as
possible,
making
strategic
decisions
quickly
and
intelligently.
We
are
in
this
campaign
to
win.
We
will
take
every
single
step
necessary
to
ensure
Jeb
is
the
Republican
nominee
and
next
President
of
the
United
States.
We
are
unapologetic
about
adjusting
our
game
plan
to
meet
the
evolving
dynamics
of
this
race
to
ensure
that
outcome.
In
order
to
achieve
this
end,
the
campaign
is
making
aggressive
changes
to
our
campaign
structure,
putting
as
much
money
as
possible
into
voter
contact,
and
winning
primaries
and
caucuses.
Campaign
Structure:
Over
the
last
four
months,
our
team
has
consistently
reviewed
our
budget
and
made
spending
reductions,
including:
budget
cuts
by
department
and
salary
reductions
to
senior
and
mid-level
staffers.
Today,
we
are
expanding
those
reductions
in
order
to
maximize
our
resources
where
they
matter
most:
voter
contact
and
personnel
in
the
early
states
to
ensure
we
can
be
successful
in
the
primaries
and
caucuses.
We
continue
to
have
a
strong
national
finance
operation
that
will
ensure
Jeb
remains
competitive
by
every
measure,
through
the
primary
and
onto
victory
next
November.
Just
last
week
announced
that
we
had
raised
more
than
$13
million
for
the
third
quarter
with
$10
million
in
the
bank,
and
continue
with
aggressive
fundraising
today
and
moving
forward.
We
already
have
the
most
extensive
field
operations
in
all
four
early
primary
states,
and
as
we
now
move
closer
to
voting
season,
we
are
going
to
grow
the
further.
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o
o
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Iowa
10
paid
staffers,
2
offices
Jebs
ground
game
is
the
best
campaign
in
the
bracket.
according
to
Iowa
conservative
journalist
Craig
Robinson.
New
Hampshire
12
paid
staffers,
1
office
Jeb
grows
ground
operation,
biggest
in
the
state.
South
Carolina
8
paid
staffers,
3
offices
Expanded
grassroots
teams
in
South
Carolina.
Nevada
8
paid
staffers,
2
offices
When
you
ask
voters
in
NV
which
campaign
they
are
hearing
from,
the
most
common
answer
is
Bush.
With
staff
deployments
from
headquarters,
we
are
placing
a
special
focus
on
increasing
our
New
Hampshire
operation
already
the
most
significant
in
the
field
to
ensure
it
remains
that
way,
from
now
until
February.
Iowa,
New
Hampshire,
South
Carolina
and
Nevada
can
expect
to
see
more
visits
from
Jeb
and
longer
trips.
We
will
use
the
campaigns
best
asset
Jeb
Bush
and
put
him
in
front
of
as
many
voters
as
possible.
Strategic
Positioning:
For
these
operational
changes
to
be
successful,
we
recognize
the
need
to
better
emphasize
the
arguments
surrounding
Jebs
record
and
adjust
the
campaigns
strategic
positioning.
Jeb
Can
Fix
It:
Were
going
to
focus
the
argument
of
this
campaign
around
the
fact
that
after
seven
years
of
incompetence,
corruption
and
gridlock
in
Washington,
we
need
a
president
Who
Can
Fix
It.
And
Jeb
is
the
only
person
in
the
field
on
both
sides
of
the
aisle
who
can
make
this
statement.
o Experience
vs.
Experiment:
Jeb
is
the
one
candidate
with
a
proven
conservative
record,
bold
ideas
and
the
strong
leadership
needed
to
fix
the
problems
America
faces.
We
will
aggressively
drive
that
message,
against
opponents
who
have
either
created
the
problem,
proven
incapable
of
fixing
it
or
cannot
be
trusted.
Jeb
is
the
one
who
can
do
the
job.
o National
Security:
Jeb
will
increase
the
emphasis
on
the
need
for
a
strong,
experienced
leader
who
will
rebuild
our
military
and
have
the
resolve
to
defeat
the
terrorists.
Hillary
Clintons
disastrous
tenure
as
Secretary
of
State
leaves
her
extremely
vulnerable
to
an
electorate
looking
for
the
United
States
to
restore
its
leadership
role
in
the
world.
o Broken
Washington:
As
governor,
Jeb
Bush
issued
more
than
2,500
line
item
vetoes
totaling
more
than
$2
billion,
which
includes
millions
of
dollars
in
earmarks
pursued
by
Florida
legislators.
Under
the
current
administration,
spending
has
exploded
and
the
debt
has
risen
to
unsustainable
levels
and
Jeb
is
the
only
candidate
who
can
credibly
argue
he
will
rein
it
in
and
turn
it
around.
The
release
of
Jebs
e-book
in
a
couple
weeks
will
be
another
opportunity
to
revisit
his
strong
leadership
in
Florida
and
show
that
if
he
could
fix
it
in
Florida,
he
can
fix
Washington.
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