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Well-heeled, elderly, white ladies for Obama
Posted By katie allison granju
A.C. Kleinheider introduces us to some Nashville Obama supporters who are out to shatter stereotypes:
Here in Nashville, an intriguing collective has taken to video sharing site YouTube to challenge the notion that Barack Obama is the candidate of the African-American community or the young. A group of seasoned female Nashvillians, several of whom are quite prominent in the community, have proudly declared themselves “White Haired Women for Obama.”
The video (see below) was the brainchild of Belle Meade resident Patricia Burton, who wrote the script and tapped local filmmaker Travis Nicholson to direct. The video was produced as an entry in Moveon.org’s “Obama in Thirty Seconds” contest. The winner, selected by a panel of celebrity judges, will see their ad aired nationally courtesy of Moveon.org and will receive a $20,000 gift certificate for video equipment. The deadline for entries is Tuesday.
Apr 14th, 2008
Thank goodness someone has come forward! My mother (age 90) and I (age 65) are tired of hearing how our age group is supposed to be for Hillary! Both of us changed our Republican registrations to Democratic just so that we could vote for Obama in the primaries.
Furthermore, my mother lives in a retirement “home” and 8 out of 9 ladies that she eats dinner with (from the ages of 80-98) all are for Obama.
Hillary is a lot of hot air. She only looks out for herself.
As a part of Obama Administration they must be high intensive screening of the applicant they must do, just the other way around.
If you plan on working for the President Elect in his cabinet or staff, then he wants to know everything about you. Trust me, when he says everything, he means it. The application and screening is so intrusive, he might as well throw in credit repair while he’s at it. The 7 pages, 63-question packet, inquire about anything and everything they can think of. Applicants must readily discuss everything they and their spouses have done in the last 10 years. They must list every iota of published work, such as books, articles submitted to journals, even things they have written on the Internet, along with any and all aliases that were used in the creation and submission of said work. Also, any and all e-mails or text messages that have been sent that could be damaging. And finally, any website URL of any website you use in a personal or professional capacity, such as MySpace or FaceBook. Oh, and this is only 3 of the questions. Free credit repair should come free with any litany of personal information that in depth. Click to read more on Credit Repair.