Forum Tonight at Gallery XIV
Just a reminder that the Obama internet platform forum is tonight at 7pm @ the Gallery.
Here is the official invitation.
Posted: July 28th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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The Winning Hand
Image from the New Yorker
Looks like the Obama poker connection is gaining awareness and awakening minds, at least in the Time-CNN world. Here’s Joe Klein’s reaction to McCain’s shockingly desperate statement that “Obama would rather lose a war in order to win a political campaign:”
The reality is that McCain should be proud that he helped salvage a disastrous situation by pushing the counterinsurgency plan. It’s something to run on. But, at this point, McCain must sense that it’s not a winning hand. Obama, the poker player, has drawn to an inside straight: the Iraqis favor his plan over McCain’s long-term bases. That must be galling. But it’s no excuse to pop off the way McCain did. It was, shockingly, unpresidential.
At once 007-suave and beer buddy folksy, “Poker-Shark Barack” has to be one of Obama’s most compelling incarnations. This image should be a cornerstone of the campaign. Would painting Obama on the Ace of Spades risk sending the wrong message?
–DL
Posted: July 23rd, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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Obama’s Internet
Everybody knows how the Obama campaign has seized the power of the internet to transform electoral politics, fundraising, and civic engagement…
An Obama ADMINISTRATION will be play an historic role in safeguarding and shaping the future of the internet. Come join activists, artists, educators, geeks and other creative thinkers in an open forum hosted by Harvard Law School professor Charles Nesson. What should Obama’s platform say about the internet’s role in promoting democracy, education and free speech? How do we ensure that a net-savvy campaign translates into a government that supports not just net neutrality but net empowerment? The forum will take place at GalleryXIV, the South End home of ABRAHAM OBAMA, a transcendent piece of political art that highlights the bi-partisan and multicultural nature of Obama’s candidacy.
Details HERE.
Posted: July 18th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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