Day 34 began with a rally at the Grandview Victory Center in Columbus, Ohio for Republicans Bob Gibbs, candidate for Ohio’s 18^th Congressional District; Steve Stivers, candidate for Ohio’s 15^th Congressional District; Dave Yost, candidate for Ohio State Auditor; and Julie Hubler, candidate for Franklin County Commissioner. Also joining us was Kevin DeWine, State Party Chairman; Bob Bennett, National Committeeman from Ohio; Doug Preisse, Franklin County Republican Party Executive Committee Chairman; Brad Sinnott, Franklin County Republican Party Central Committee Chairman, and 50 passionate supporters.

Following the morning rally, the Fire Pelosi Bus headed to Vienna, West Virginia for a visit at the Mid Ohio Valley Victory Center. West Virginia is moving closer to becoming a red state and that is largely due to the leadership of Mike Stuart, State Party Chairman; Donna Lou Gosney, National Committeewoman from West Virginia; Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito (WV-02); and David McKinley, candidate for West Virginia’s 1^st Congressional District, who joined us there. The 85 volunteers who joined us understand that the failed liberal policies aren’t helping job creation so it’s time to elect Republicans with common sense solutions into office.

After Vienna, we headed back to Ohio for a visit in Marietta. We met Bill Johnson, candidate for Ohio’s 6^th Congressional District, and 40 devoted supporters at the local Dairy Queen. Bill Johnson, retired Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force and small business owner, continues to run a very successful campaign and we look forward to his election to Congress on November 2^nd.

The final stop of the day was in Zanesville, Ohio at the local Victory Center. More than 100 grassroots activists met the Fire Pelosi Bus Tour, as well as State Senator Jimmy Stewart (OH-20); State Representative Troy Balderson (OH-94); and Pat Hennessey, Muskingum County Republican Party Chairman. The support tremendous amount of support we received in Zanesville was the perfect way to end Day 34.

We spent Day 32 in Carmel, Indiana at their local Victory Center. Murray Clark, State Party Chairman, and Dee Dee Benkie, National Committeewoman from Indiana, invited us to join Diana Cordray, Clerk-Treasurer for the City of Carmel; Jim Brainard, Mayor of Carmel, and more than 100 volunteers for a Volunteer Appreciation Tailgate to watch the Indianapolis Colts play the Washington Redskins. The atmosphere was electric as the Colts pulled out a 27-24 victory.

The following morning we headed to Jeffersonville, Indiana for another Fire Pelosi Victory Rally. Joining us there was Jamey Noel, Clark County Republican Party Chairman; Richard Mourdock, Indiana State Treasurer; Ron Grooms, candidate for Indiana State Senate District 46; Rick Warren, candidate for Indiana State House District 69; Monty Snelling, candidate for Clark County Auditor; Committeewoman Benkie, and 80 grassroots activists. Candidates and volunteers like the ones in Jeffersonville are showing America that they will really make the difference on November 2^nd.

Our next event was at the Jefferson County Victory Center in Louisville, Kentucky. We were met by 90 supporters; Steve Robertson, State Party Chairman; Gail Russell, National Committeewoman from Kentucky; Holly Harris, State Party Finance Director; DeAnna Brangers, Chairman of the 3^rd Congressional District; Shellie May, Jefferson County Republican Party Chairwoman; and Todd Lally, candidate for Kentucky’s 3^rd Congressional District. The Republican Party of Kentucky and their supporters are working hard to help elect our Republican candidates and we are truly grateful for their commitment.

The day concluded in Cincinnati, Ohio at the Kenwood Victory Center. We were honored to be joined by Jo Ann Davidson, National Committeewoman from Ohio; Alex Triantafilou, Hamilton County Republican Party Chairman; Mike Wilson, candidate for Ohio State House District 28; Judge Sylvia Hendon, candidate for re-election to the Court of Appeals; Debe Terhar, candidate for Ohio State Board of Education; Megan Shanahan, candidate for Ohio Common Pleas Court Judge, and more than 100 volunteers from the “Buckeye State.”

As Election Day nears, the Fire Pelosi Bus Tour continues to connect with Republican candidates, elected officials, and supporters all across the country, as Americans move closer to taking back their country from the control of liberal Democrats like Nancy Pelosi.

Day 31 of the Fire Pelosi Bus Tour began with an exciting rally in Matteson, Illinois for Isaac Hayes, candidate for Illinois’ 2^nd Congressional District, who is running to help make the state of Illinois red. We were also joined by Pat Brady, Illinois State Party Chairman; Michael Bendas, candidate for Illinois’ 3^rd Congressional District; Ray Wardingley, candidate for Illinois’ 1^st Congressional District; Mark Weiman, candidate for Illinois’ 7^th Congressional District; Sandra Czyznikiewicz, candidate for Cook County Commissioner District 6; Dan Patlak, candidate for Commissioner of the Cook County Board of Review; Ed Motley, candidate for Sheriff of Edgar County; Israel Smith, chairman of the South Suburban Young Republicans; Cedra Crenshaw, candidate for Illinois State Senate District 43, and 90 supporters.

Following Matteson, we headed to the “Great Lakes State” for a rally in Niles, Michigan. We were met by Sandy Hanson, Chairman of the Van Buren County Republican Party; State Representative John Proos, candidate for Michigan State Senate District 21; State Representative Sharon Tyler(MI- 78); Al Pscholka, candidate for Michigan State House District 79; Mike Garey, Chairman of the Berrien County Republican Party; and Deb Panozzo, Berrien County Commissioner. These candidates and elected officials received a warm welcome at the Niles Victory Center from the 75 volunteers in attendance, who are working hard knocking on doors and making phone calls to help get them elected on November 2^nd.

We wrapped the day up in Battle Creek for a Fire Pelosi rally at the local Victory Center. More than 100 voters turned out to show their support for State Senator Mike Nofs (MI-19); Chris Simmons, Vice Mayor of Battle Creek; Bill Morris, Battle Creek City Commissioner; Elizabeth Fulton, Battle Creek City Commissioner and Chairman of the Calhoun County Republican Party; Julie Camp, Calhoun Co Commissioner, 5^th District; Steven Mobley, candidate for State House District 62; Mark Behnke, Former Battle Creek Mayor and current candidate for 1^st District County Commissioner; Chip Spranger , candidate for 3^rd District County Commissioner. Michigan has a strong field of Republican candidates running for elected office at all levels of government and we are confident they will be successful this November.

The Fire Pelosi Bus Tour kicked off Day 30 at the Green Bay Victory Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Joining us was Reid Ribble, candidate for Wisconsin’s 8^th Congressional District; Chairman Reince Priebus; National Committeewoman Buestrin, and more than 90 Wisconsin Republican Party supporters. Reid Ribble’s commitment to helping small businesses succeed and create jobs for the people of Wisconsin is proof that he represents the best interests of voters, and will make a terrific Congressman when elected November 2^nd.

With several stops planned in Illinois, the Fire Pelosi Bus left Wisconsin headed to St. Charles, Illinois for a Fire Pelosi Victory rally. We were met by 150 energetic volunteers, as well as Pat Brady, IL State Chairman; Demetra DeMonte, IL National Committeewoman; Congressman John Kline (MN-02); IL State Senator Randy Hultgren, candidate for Illinois’ 14^th Congressional District; and Roger Claar, Mayor of Bolingbrook, Illinois.

Our next event was in Niles with Joel Pollak, candidate for Illinois’ 9^th Congressional District, at his local campaign headquarters. Joel is a rising star in the Republican Party and the 100 volunteers in attendance demonstrated the tremendous support he has from the community. We were also joined by Lee Roupas, Cook County Republican Party Chairman; Dan Patlak, candidate Cook County Board of Review Commissioner; Carol Morse, candidate Cook County Treasurer; and Committeewoman DeMonte.

The final stop of the day was in Palatine, IL with Joe Walsh, candidate for Illinois’ 8^th Congressional District; who is running to help fire Nancy Pelosi on November 2^nd. State Senator Matt Murphy (IL-27); Cook County Chairman Roupas, and more than 150 grassroots activists also attended. Joe Walsh rallied the crowd by discussing his commitment to Republican principles, and the cheers of encouragement from the crowd were a sign of how badly our country wants elected officials who will put America back on track.