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Obama in Youngstown 2/18 - Event Details
Submitted by Jeff on Sun, 02/17/2008 - 12:39pm.
02/18/2008 - 2:00pm
02/18/2008 - 3:30pm
Sen. Barack Obama arrives in Ohio on Presidents Day -there's got to be some good mojo in that, right?
Details after the flip.
“KEEPING AMERICA’S PROMISE” RALLY WITH BARACK OBAMA
Youngstown State University
Beeghly Center
224 Spring Street
Youngstown, OH
Doors Open: 12:00 PM
Program Begins: 2:00 PM
Public Entrance: South Lobby of Beeghly Center
This event is free and open to the public. Tickets are not required, but RSVPs are encouraged. To RSVP, please visit http://oh.barackobama.com/youngstown. Please note: RSVP’s do not guarantee admission. Seating is available on a first come first serve basis.
Free Public Parking is available in the following YSU campus lots:
R-1, surface lot on Elm St., across from the Cafaro House Residence Hall
M-1, parking ramp on Wick Ave.
M-7, surface lot on 5th and Lincoln Ave.
***Shuttles for handicapped individuals will operate from the R-1 and M-7 lots, beginning at 11:00 AM***
***For security reasons, no bags are allowed. Please limit personal belongings. No signs or banners permitted.***
Black Lawmakers Rethink Support for Clinton
Where's our Support for our Own Brotha OBAMA? Show him all the Black Support he Needs! Hillary and Bill had they time in the Cracker House of Whites. Let us send our Brotha & Sistah and there two Beautiful Children to the Whitey House and give it soame Color and lot's Flavor. I'll be Praying for my Black LawMakers.
Obama's campaign is not
Obama's campaign is not about black america or white america - it is the United States of America.
I think once Obama gets to visit Ohio - that Ohioans will like what they see. If they listen to him with an open mind and hear his policies and plans, they will get his message for Change - and join what is now a movement. That is the trend around the country - and if they listen to Barack with an open mind they will support him.
Obama rally
Wow, I wish i could go. This is like a chance to witness history in the making. I bet the energy generated is amazing judging from how his events seem on TV.
Also he is so down to earth - we'll see if Ohio can buck the establishment/status quo - and join the future of the democratic party - this movement for a new politics - which will end the bickering, divisive politics that has been going on in Washington for the past couple of decades.
Exciting indeed.