I hope America is also ready for a President who smokes cigarettes, snorted cocaine and puffed weed. Party on... what was that movie where Chris Rock became president... kinda like that.
*laugh* We must have been, 'or why did so many people vote for G.W.? Oh, sorry, that was alcohol and cocaine, not cigarettes and cocaine.... *smells desperation*
This will be an energizing event for those who are curious about why so many have already fallen in line behind Obama, are ready to jump on the train, or just have nothing esle to do. If you're in new England, and you want to get involved with the Obama movement, here's your shot.
The press release:
RALLY FOR BARACK OBAMA, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 10, COPLEY SQUARE, BOSTON @ 1PM. MASSACHUSETTS DRAFTOBAMA.ORG TO SPONSOR RALLY ON DAY OF OBAMA ANNOUNCEMENT.
Boston, MA - The DraftObama.org movement will hopefully have reached its successful conclusion on Saturday February 10, when Barack Obama is to announce his decision on whether he will be a candidate for President of the United States. The Massachusetts Chapter of DraftObama.org is sponsoring a public rally on the day of his announcement, in Copley Square, Boston at 1pm.
State organizers have been working for several months on growing an army of supporters in Massachusetts, and the group hopes to send a message to Democrats around the state, as well as to the candidate himself, that Barack Obama has real and vigorous support. DraftObama.org has grown from a single webpage created by Ben Stanfield, a computer technician in Rockville, MD, to a nationwide, state by state, all-volunteer effort with thousands of petition-signers and volunteers. Rallies are being planned in several states to coincide with Obama's announcement.
"The grassroots enthusiasm for encouraging Senator Obama to run for President is truly phenomenal," said one of the event coordinators, Joshua Abrams. "The rally we're scheduling for February 10 should really put that on display, with individual supporters being given a chance to say what Obama's candidacy would mean to them. And it clearly means a lot to people. There's an excitement surrounding him that's been missing from national politics for a long time. We hope this rally will be the perfect kickoff to a hugely successful primary season for Senator Obama."
The event will be held in Copley Square starting at 1pm, across the street from the Boston Public Library. Organizers will be distributing literature and gathering names of volunteers, and rally participants will have a chance to speak to the crowd about why they believe in Senator Obama. "Every citizen should, and will, have a voice in Senator Obama's campaign, and this rally reflects that," said the coordinator of Massachusetts DraftObama.org, Ross Neisuler. "This will be the culmination of a real grassroots effort here in Massachusetts and across the country."
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DraftObama.org is an all-volunteer, grassroots movement to gather together and share our voices to urge Barack Obama to run for President. Paid for by Draft Obama, LLC (www.draftobama.org) and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.
Young people like me (aged 16) support Obama, i have even been a life long democrat both of my parents always voted Republican (except for Ross Perot in 1992 and Clinton in 1996) I am ashamed that that Bush is what "the conservatives" put in office apperently they are progressive enough to allow retards to become president so why wouldnt they support a black or a women?
havent been a life long democratic iment, many strong democrats used to be strong republicans for example Hillary Clinton until 1968, I tend to support an Obama-Edwards ticket, Too bad Stephan Colbert could run though that would have been halarious. Also I would support that rumored Independent Ticket of Bloomberg-Haggel. But Obama is Young and relates to young people more....... I really would like another Kennedy, Obama isn't quite as charismatic as Kenedy (in other words he isnt on drugs such as testosterone enancers) but he has the same sort stand up take control make change young people stance that i like.
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We must have been, 'or why did so many people vote for G.W.?
Oh, sorry, that was alcohol and cocaine, not cigarettes and cocaine....
*smells desperation*
The press release:
RALLY FOR BARACK OBAMA, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 10, COPLEY SQUARE, BOSTON @ 1PM. MASSACHUSETTS DRAFTOBAMA.ORG TO SPONSOR RALLY ON DAY OF OBAMA ANNOUNCEMENT.
Boston, MA - The DraftObama.org movement will hopefully have reached its successful conclusion on Saturday February 10, when Barack Obama is to announce his decision on whether he will be a candidate for President of the United States. The Massachusetts Chapter of DraftObama.org is sponsoring a public rally on the day of his announcement, in Copley Square, Boston at 1pm.
State organizers have been working for several months on growing an army of supporters in Massachusetts, and the group hopes to send a message to Democrats around the state, as well as to the candidate himself, that Barack Obama has real and vigorous support. DraftObama.org has grown from a single webpage created by Ben Stanfield, a computer technician in Rockville, MD, to a nationwide, state by state, all-volunteer effort with thousands of petition-signers and volunteers. Rallies are being planned in several states to coincide with Obama's announcement.
"The grassroots enthusiasm for encouraging Senator Obama to run for President is truly phenomenal," said one of the event coordinators, Joshua Abrams. "The rally we're scheduling for February 10 should really put that on display, with individual supporters being given a chance to say what Obama's candidacy would mean to them. And it clearly means a lot to people. There's an excitement surrounding him that's been missing from national politics for a long time. We hope this rally will be the perfect kickoff to a hugely successful primary season for Senator Obama."
The event will be held in Copley Square starting at 1pm, across the street from the Boston Public Library. Organizers will be distributing literature and gathering names of volunteers, and rally participants will have a chance to speak to the crowd about why they believe in Senator Obama. "Every citizen should, and will, have a voice in Senator Obama's campaign, and this rally reflects that," said the coordinator of Massachusetts DraftObama.org, Ross Neisuler. "This will be the culmination of a real grassroots effort here in Massachusetts and across the country."
###
DraftObama.org is an all-volunteer, grassroots movement to gather together and share our voices to urge Barack Obama to run for President. Paid for by Draft Obama, LLC (www.draftobama.org) and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.