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Blog: Political fun?
Town Hall meeting in Plainfield
3/17/2008 12:12 PM
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Saturday was fantastic!!! No other word... simply fantastic! We were 3 of the lucky 2000 people who got tickets to see Senator Barack Obama speaking in Plainfield. What a speaker! He worked the crowd. He addressed the issue surounding his "former" pastor. ..all with such eloquence. We got there, found seats we were comfortable in, and about 45 minutes later the senator came out. He spoke for about 20 minutes, then took questions from the crowd for about an hour. EVERY SINGLE QUESTION was handled with ease. He answered them completly, and with a respectful manner. Frazier, my 9 year old son, even paid attention the entire time. Frazier applauded from time to time along with the crowd...although I doubt he knew why. LOL It was an experience I will never forget. I don't care who you support in this election, it's an exciting thought to think we got to see in person, and listen to a man who very well could be our next president!!!
I took several pictures. Some of them are in a new photo album here.
This is a memory I am putting in the vault along with the time I heard Martin Luther King Sr. speak at an Easter sunrise service. VERY VERY COOL!!!
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Going to a town hall meeting!!!
3/13/2008 1:04 PM
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Today I was able to secure 3 tickets so that we can all go to see Barack Obama this Saturday. He is doing a town hall style speech in Plainfield at the high school. (I wanted to post about it...and be able to share photos..whatever, so I started this new blog. Here I will share politcal fun...if there is such a thing. I don't want to get in to any major discussions on candidates, or political beliefs. This is meant to be fun!) I don't care who you support for the upcoming election, this is cool! It is a once in a lifetime chance to see the possible future president, a history making president. I'm way excited about this. I'm even more excited for my son to have this chance too. I'm 43 and he's only 9. Who knows what the future could hold.
Whomever the new president end up being, I'm ready for the change.
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