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Jeff Roe

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  1. “Yes, I am too. I'm sure that's right. I had three come in this morning, and I could tell already. I better bring my A game. They're really talented”

    2017-10-02 · The Axe Files with David Axelrod · Ep. 177 - Jeff Roe · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  2. “And when he switched parties, I cheered. I think our voters don't believe at all. I believe I have fundamental alignment with our voters. I don't have to, I see this so much closer. That it makes me even more angry that we can't get things done that we've all campaigned on for years. I just can't. And so taxes, if we can't find alignment, healthcare is hard. Taxes is hard. But if there's not any more unifying message between cutting government and taxes, I don't know what it is. If they can't do that, it is a serious problem.”

    2017-10-02 · The Axe Files with David Axelrod · Ep. 177 - Jeff Roe · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  3. “You know, has a role in this is because most of the times conservatives can't win because they don't run good campaigns. I did Richard Murdoch as a general consultant for free through the primary. That's how much I was not a declaration fan. I think that those people hurt us more. I mean, it's famous, right? I think Democrats are maybe this way. I am much less of a fan of Arland Spector than I was Ted Kennedy, at least with Ted Kennedy. I knew what I had, and he had a position I just didn't agree. Our inspectors, like every other day, he's selling us out for something. And so”

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  4. “I think they understand. I think they understood before. I just think this puts a finer point on the fact that Washington, that if you're, and this goes to your point about do you put a swing seat in jeopardy because you nominate somebody too conservative, I don't believe voters view it that way. I believe that elections are based on people being motivated to go to participate. And they are not going to be motivated to go participate if a party can't do anything when they get in power. They're not going to give money. They're already starting not to. They're not going to go vote. They're not going to go work. There's no reason to do. There's no urgency for it. And I think there's real urgency on our side to have people that go to Washington and fight to get this done. Not just, you know, I don't know what exactly people wanted to do. I don't even know what I wanted. I was in the capital when McCain did. I don't think anybody should have tackled him or something. But there's no outrage. It's just from the voters. And just because there's not an election happening today doesn't mean people aren't pissed. And so whereas how's that going to conserve? Here's what happens in conservatism. And this is why Steve.”

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  5. “With your boss, you know, and a couple off years you were dead. I don't think he does that. He is his own brand. And so if we do it right and we actually get things done in Washington, which we're not today, but if we do it right, then we're going to get the benefit of some of the people he brings to the process without them holding us accountable for some of the stuff he does.”

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  6. “I do. I do. I believe we get a lot of his upside and the things that he does that voters don't like. They don't ascribe them to their local congressmen or senator. I think this in 06 and 2010, you know, you get these years where you start showing everybody's percentage of how they voted with the president if they're underperforming. And you can't shake it. It goes all the way down to city council races and county commissioner races. You just can't shake it. If you had a picture with Bush in 06, you were dead.”

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  7. “I don't believe Jeff Flake will be. I don't know about Heller. It'll be close. Heller's more defined by his. Maybe that was a mistake on his Obamacare. She eventually voted for. It's hard for me to say that. But a flake is, I think Flake and Claire McCaskill are the two most likely members of the Senate to not return.”

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  8. “Yeah, about Stages of pro life. Donnelly was pro life, while voting for Obamacare and everything else. And Didn't stick with Richard Well that he was actually pro life and still had little sisters of the poor suing in Notre Dame where Donnelly represented suing. So he had a bad moment. It was predicated on the moment that Aiken had, or probably wouldn't have been that big a thing. But I don't know if we're exactly ready for full purity yet, but I will tell you the base elections are where the country is.”

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  9. “I believe in base elections. I don't buy it. I mean, we lost that race because we were up four points. We would have won. He said, you know, what he said at the debate with 12 minutes left, eight days out against Donnelly. And he had a bad.”

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  10. “I took on Dick Luger and Kit Bond in my own party back in the day. I know what it's like to run those camp of all the campaigns, of all the people in the Freedom Caucus I've elected more of them than anybody else. If anybody in the Republican Study Committee, I've elected more of them than anybody else, including their chairman, if anybody that works with the Firebrand Conservatives and Politics, it's me. I understand that passion when you have that and we have that so hot in this country right now. It is so because you could track it to Obamacare and the failure of the repeal and replace, you can track it to when Trump went after McConnell and not getting his job done. And this time and spirit that we're in, they pick the perfect race.”

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  11. “They knew And that was Roy Moore was never under 50. So if you're going to pick that, if you're Steve, you're going to pick one that you're going to win. So I wasn't really surprised from that. Billington's own brand.”

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  12. “Of political ads, it kind of writes itself. It writes itself. It writes itself so much they never really had to say it. You were going to talk about three, if you were going to stop a voter on the streets of Montgomery and ask them about.”

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  13. “Oh, yeah, not necessarily though. I think Steve has a very good brand himself that he's built in last. And he had a natural alignment. First of all, he, if you're looking at the guy you want to be to show your first mark, it's us. No Republican had ever, I mean, we had Trump, we had Right to Life, we had NRA, we had well-funded campaign, but we had a weakness in that we'd taken our appointment from a disgraced governor who's impeached and left office. was really the central part of the race. Well,”

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  14. “No, he's an incumbent. If he's going to have political capital in Washington DC. With members of Congress and And he says he's going to do something for them politically. They need to be able to trust that he'll do it. And he's now able to say I went in for Luther Strange when nobody was there and he's down 20 points. And I stuck with him. I'll stick with you. I need you to stick with me So, from a political standpoint, it's always bad to lose as a president, right? You don't want to have that loss around your neck. But at the time when they made the decision, I think it was smart for, it was a win-win for him. If he loses, then he has Roy Moore there who is going to be like him taking him on.”

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  15. “Right. And so that alignment of the kind of take it on the man, taking on the establishment, that's really his brand. And he does it. It's exemplified that in him several different ways and for different reasons. But it's not just evangelical. I think one of the weaknesses of what people are as they talk about the race now, one of the weaknesses that they always take too much away from any single campaign is that it was rejected of Trump. I mean, it's not rejected.”

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  16. “Well, he has many of the qualities actually that Trump has as far as being against the establishment. That's actually his brand. It's defined. His brand is defined by the Ten Commandment stand that he took.”

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  17. “No, yeah, at least 80%. Most popular Republican president with his base. and in quite some time. But then you have the very conservatives. And if Trump left, I mean, what you got to look at is if he'd left the party, like how many does he take with him? That's the kind of Trump Republican test. So, when you say is a Trump base, sure. I mean, the president of your party is always your base”

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  18. “Or in the swing districts in Wisconsin, maybe. And then you have about a third of the people concern themselves truly Trump Republicans. I mean, they don't identify with any other.”

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  19. “Not all Trump people, and then you have somewhat conservatives which have drifted down to 25 and then establishment moderates of 25. If you take a look at it more functional as we see the world today, you have about 25% that consider themselves establishments or moderates or liberal Republicans. Those are normally the same. You have 25 to 30 percent. I know”

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  20. “Well, I think it's a three legged stool. I think it's part of the base for sure. When we do surveys now, we ask if you're a Trump Republican. We ask if you're evangelical, if you're libertarian. We ask all these different establishments you consider yourself a traditional establishment. Need two bad words, right? And it's really a three legged stool if you bellow it down. You have very conservatives. You have, and these are equal, kind of equal co-equal parts, very conservatives have grown from 25 in a typical state to 50%. Most states have 50% very conservatives from an ideological standpoint.”

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  21. “Yeah, they're all pissed. But they're not all conservative pists. They're not all evangelical pists. He was a well-rounded candidate.”

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  22. “And his guy, like texted back, he's like, yeah, it was awesome, wasn't it? I said, quiet a speech, huh? Question mark. He said, yeah, it was awesome. You ought to see what's going on. And so we were doing continually calling and doing analytics on people. And he just overlayed the entire field non-ideologically. And so we could tell right then. I didn't know how long he would last or they would be present for sure. But I knew that he it would take all of us attacking him at once or to get him head to head to beat him because he was moving towards a plurality of the vote that was immovable. They were equal parts libertarians and independents and moderates and conservatives.”

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  23. “I took him seriously when he came down the escalator, actually. That day, he had hired a guy that we tried to hire in Iowa, and I was texting him, and I kind of thought the speech was off a little bit. Well”

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  24. “Good sign And I said, I really need to decide because if this isn't going to happen, I'm going to need to look elsewhere. And he was a running then. It was to join a senior team nationally. He called a few days later and said, You got the job”

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  25. “Campaign ran a campaign to run a campaign. And then I went in with five points on why you should hire me. He listed to me, I was told by the scheduler it was an hour meeting. We stayed for four and a half. And”

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  26. “You and Carl and people like that, like your guy ran and you won other people, they bounce around, the Carwells and Morses, and I mean, all these guys, they just hang around for a while. And the third way to get there is to go do races and all the early primary states where when they go around and ask who to run, who should run their campaign, they all start saying the same names. So that's what I did. Iowa and ran an underfunded long shot race for Senate. I had gotten two congressional races up there. I did a down ballot race. I went to New Hampshire and did a whole bunch of state rep races, which, as you know, in state rep races in New Hampshire is like 1,200 voters. I would South Carolina took the tier guy.”

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  27. “So you went and saw him. So I went and set out on a four Of venture to get in front of him, went through all of his kind of Every candidate has the people that are kind of their. Alter egos, went through the staff, did staff conference calls, flew and met people, wrote a whole plan. I'd ran my company to run a presidential. I think there's three ways that you get to be in the White House where you sat. Number one is a client that you work for runs for president. Number two is you do so many of them that eventually somebody picks you up and you're going to run. That's kind of the donor Brazil and we have our own too.”

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  28. “I think we were in a pretty good direction, but you can say it. So I said, okay, well, hang on. I had my Blackberry. Of course, I'm going to cruise the Mediterranean. I got my Blackberry on. But anyway, I take my Blackberry out. She gets a pen. This on the back of her cruise ship. She writes on the menu. She writes, I type it in. She writes it down. We flip it over to both said Ted Cruz. And she said, I'm like, okay, tell me that. She goes, Well, he's not as good as a blue ribbon commission on how to fix things. Like he's going to do it. It's going to be completely the opposite way. I said, well, that's the only person on this entire list of people I don't know. The only person on this entire list, I don't know anybody that works for him. And it's the only person on this entire list that I worked against in his last election.”

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  29. “She's political too. But she looked at me, all this stuff, I laid out all these percentages, and Bush had a 23% chance to win and all these different percentages Cruz was on the list. And she said, Well, instead of worrying about all that, whether physically it's located and what kind of food it is and all that kind of stuff, why wouldn't you just work for somebody that you believe in? That was going to take the country in a 108 degree direction from where it was.”

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  30. “Right? What do you want to live? Where would we like to have our daughter for a year or two? Most campaigns campaign managers get fired if they don't win. So I'm going to get fired by this person probably. So I went through all this stuff and on the back of a cruise ship, the trip of a lifetime.”

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  31. “Outside chance that you can win. We're going to move. We're going to take our family and move. I'm going to leave my firm. I've hired a COO to run the company. It's a big thing. And I want you to be happy. Like what kind of, I know the Walker people, I know the governor, do you want to live in Miami or Massachusetts? Speaking of food,”

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  32. “It's a great question. I'll try and tell the story fast. I view it completely through a political lens. My wife is a bit of a foodie, so she likes food. I said, here's the deal. I think I can be top two or three in a presidential campaign. I know the Bush people. I know some of the Christie people. I know Huckabee's obviously. I've got ends with a lot of these different people. I think whoever I go work for has an 85% chance to lose. And so who you work for is fairly definitional. It never comes away. You know, I worked for Huckabee and Perry. I mean, these things never go away. All the races we do, we get defined by the presidential races. So I said,”

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  33. “Probably, I don't know that there's a lot of pro-choice Republicans left. There are some, but I wouldn't do that. And just fundamentally, I have the conservative in the race almost every time that I have a choice.”

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  34. “And I called back. I didn't know that I would get on Romney. They kind of had a closed kind of shop there. But I went with Rick Perry because your bigger question is, are you an ideologue? I think, first of all, Rush Limbaugh is like my hero. I listen to Rush Limbaugh. All those years I was putting up all those signs. I'm as conservative if I was a member of Missouri. If I was in the house, God forbid, if I was a congressman, I'd be like the hardest right freedom caucus member. So I am. I don't know if you run a company that way or a business that way. I think that I probably keep, I don't work for anybody that's pro-choice. I don't work for anybody that's anti-gun. Those fail. I'm not going to try hard to elect folks like.”

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  35. “No, I pitched up Mitt Romney to do this is for phones. Well, I was a vendor in the 12 cycle more than I didn't lead my firm like I did in 16. I betch Mitt Romney and Rick Perry in back to back days. I pitched phones for Romney and I pitched mail for Perry. And”

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  36. “We went to, I believe he was probably 20,000 votes short of being the nominee in 2008. And I believe that because Fred Thompson dropped out, but then got back in in South Carolina. And McCain and Thompson were close and their campaigns were close. And he came back in our theory was that he came back in to stop us from winning South Carolina. And we did. They stopped us. And after the election, we went into this common kind of political dive bar. And all the McCain people were there. And then all the Thompson people walked in and it was high fives and hugs. And this is our election night. And so they'd stopped us. And so what I learned, which I had to relearn a couple other times, is how the relationships between the candidates and the campaigns really matter really impact it and how small things in a campaign can be a huge crisis in a presidential race.”

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  37. “Resell Jessica Moaning, who was his kind of senior person, said I Googled you, can you set up computer lines? So it took off from there. We ended up doing all the way through Super Tuesday. Whole family became dear friends.”

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  38. “With some panera donuts for everybody in the morning and drop me off because I don't want you to see what I'm going to go. And so I went up and they gave awards for whoever made the most calls each hour. And it was like a signed t-shirt or a yard sign. And so I was just like committed myself to winning every hour. And so that happened for about three days, maybe four. It felt like a year and a half.”

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  39. “But it was easier, yeah. So, anyway, I did. I went up the first day of the campaign. Of course, my wife thought it was pretty cool. We'd just recently been married. Oh my gosh, we were doing up here on this presidential race. I was like, yeah. Just dropped me off at the front door. We're going to bring it to where I walk in with some.”

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  40. “Yep, particularly in a spread out field. And so Chip Salzman was there, and Sarah Huckabee was there and a lot of the Huckabee David.”

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  41. “In 2008, we did a fundraiser for almost all the presidential candidates and tried to raise thirty or forty thousand for all of them, just to get their attention. Hey, look at us, we can run campaigns. And Mike Huckabee was one of the most nothing against the other 08 candidates, but he was really an amazing guy.”

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  42. “But we had gone up and we had probably eight or nine people in the company then. And I said, we're just going to take this last month and all of us go to Iowa. We had done fundraisers for all the candidates in the two thousand gosh what was that? 2008 You know that cycle well.”

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  43. “Yeah, it's the only way to do it. That's a true story. I didn't know that had been printed anywhere. But we'd gone up. We do good work here. Yeah, it sounds like it.”

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  44. “Yeah, it was a tragic situation. Yeah. Nobody like. No one involved with that would want to that have happened again or could change you in any way? Well, I hope so. I hope I'm always kind of a better person, but from the political standpoint, Tom actually, and I don't want to go to the motions around it, but. He was actually a friend. We talked routinely when I didn't go to work for him in that race. We didn't talk again. I saw him the weekend before. It was a tragic. I don't know why he did it. I don't know what was, I have read since the news about it, but no, it was a... Was a very Very low point”

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  45. “Wherever the action is, you got Yeah, for a buddy. Yeah, because I had a blog that's statewide that people. But it was an effect.”

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  46. “So I think the most sure, I mean, we kill. I mean, as you know, in politics, we run probably 85% of our ads are positive to start with. The voters set this limit And you can't run things that don't work. Can't run things that aren't believable. I believe passionately in the fact that candidates have a brand and a narrative. And if you have a candidate that's running a campaign that's actually counter to their narrative, and you have opposition research that exposes that, We're not talking about families. We're not talking about kids. We're not talking about the Brazil case that got sued on was a blog. I wasn't even in that race. He was looking for some sort of recourse after the... You just go around the ground.”

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  47. “He's gotten a few DUIs in his life, and I don't know around that time. I don't know exactly if he was dropping. But let me ask you this is what I want to say.”

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  48. “It was in the Darwin Awards. They were doing senior skip day, and they were dumping sand all over a parking lot. And as seniors will do, and they were having a beach party. And the Darwin Awards, and there was a guy in the back of the truck, tragic situation, a guy in the back of the dump truck. The driver was driving, popped the clutch, the guy fell underneath and he ran over him. Didn't know he was there. So Darwin Awards is the kind of book that puts out the dumbest way people pass away essentially. And I took that completely and it was on a blog and he sued over it and it got thrown.”

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  49. “On her website did any advertising there. So it is true. She worked for Penthouse. I think she shaded afterwards. That's okay. I think there's two things for the reputation. One is that I own it. I don't hide from it. I don't think it's. I think you can be kind of squirrely about it and act like the cand that made you do it or something. I mean, I own all this stuff. Obviously every candidate approves every single ad that we all do because everybody somewhat knows or maybe thinks about. But I also think that that particular one is she wasn't viewed as having a chance to win. When the reality was it was a very tough year. All incumbent Republicans were doing poorly. We were under fifty on Labor Day. She was in the mid-thirties. And so I'm just going to, if you let somebody just hang around in campaigns, that's how they get beat.”

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  50. “No, not for a second. That is actually the, I won't belabor it, but Omni Magazine was in operation for seven years. She worked there for thirteen years. She listed her predicate for running for office was that she understood how to work with CEOs and bring them together in Washington, DC. And so she had a, that was on her resume that she sold ads for Air Force and Army and all these different huge companies. And so I have every Omni magazine ever printed, or not Omni is a parent company, every of the science magazine that she worked for. I have every one of it's ever printed, and not a single person, not a single company, not a single industry that she's labeled on her.”

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