Volunteers are all fired up in Texas, using their skills, time and considerable energy to campaign for Sen. Barack Obama. Whether or not you're interested in politics, you have to give these Texans credit for enthusiasm! On Tuesday, March 4, registered voters in Texas and Ohio will vote in presidential primaries. A record number of absentee ballots already have been cast in the Lone Star state.
C'est moi.
- Writer. Photographer. Activist. Explorer. Thinking globally; dwelling in possibility.
Copyright 2006 - 2013
- All text and photos © Tara Bradford. Under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, reproduction of photographs or text is prohibited without permission. Please respect my original work and do not copy or "pin" photos and/or editorial content.
Parisparfait on Etsy
Recent Posts
May 2013
Categories
- Amsterdam
- Antiques & collectibles
- Antwerp
- Barcelona
- Blogging
- Books
- Boulogne-Billancourt
- Environment
- Film
- Historical sites
- Human rights
- Journey to Jordan
- Leche-vitrines
- London
- Longchamp
- Ma famille
- Music
- Nepal
- New York
- News & current events
- Paris
- Philadelphia
- Photography
- Poetry
- Politics
- San Francisco
- Savannah
- Seville
- Summer vignettes
- The Middle East
- The way we live
- Travel
- Vancouver
Complete archives
Ask questions
Notable quotes
- "A poet's work is to name the unnameable; to point at frauds; to take sides; start arguments; shape the world and stop it from going to sleep." - Salman Rushdie
Open your eyes
Sponsors
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Want to see Europe at its best? Enjoy a magical Danube River Cruise. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Blog basics
- 2,406 posts since Jan. 31, 2006
« Clinton campaign still on the wrong track | Main | Shopping bags, jeans and the 4th Amendment »
28 February 2008
Comments
The comments to this entry are closed.
I so hope this man becomes President. Fingers crossed he really does make changes.
Posted by: Di Overton | 29 February 2008 at 09:47
well, she too goes a bit too left for me..urmpf...it will go all the way till the end for me to make up my mind,
Posted by: apt a | 29 February 2008 at 05:34
not YOU tara, I know you have, I'm talking about those here in the states that don't and just jump for the popular...he says all the right things, but I'm skeptical about how he will deliver and he really does not say...he goes just a bit too far to the left for me at times...right now I'm more into Hillary.
Posted by: apt a | 29 February 2008 at 05:31
I also think he is pretty 'smooth' I hope we're not making the biggest mistake by jumping on his band wagon because he is so popular . Please please do your homework before tossing your vote to him.
Tara responds:
I have done my homework, quite thoroughly and I believe Obama will make an excellent president. If Hillary can get out of her own way, she, too, will make a good president. She's a very intelligent woman, with good ideas. Her problems come up with she listens to others with bad ideas, such as Mark Penn, who's currently steering her campaign down the wrong track.
Posted by: apt. A | 28 February 2008 at 19:09
Here I go teetertotting again...lately I'm not so into obama some things trouble me re: him. we shall see....
Posted by: apt. A | 28 February 2008 at 19:00
HI Tara! Just finally catching up on your posts. I love the new look of your blog! :) Thanks for sharing this clip ~
Posted by: Alex | 28 February 2008 at 01:53