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February 12, 2008
| Obama Fever | Politics |
I don't watch much tv, so I've been relatively immune from Obama mania. That may be about to change.
Obama's speaking at the Kohl Center here in Madison tonight (doors open around 6 PM), and I'll be going with my 18-year-old daughter Molly, who's on fire for Obama and can't wait to vote in her first election next Tuesday. It should be quite the event, something like that gorgeous autumn day in 2004 when John Kerry came to town with Bruce Springsteen. I just went back and read my post from that day. I was so much younger then...
Posted by Jonathan at February 12, 2008 11:28 AM
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I share your daughter's enthusiasm. I saw Barack speak here in Madison back in the fall -- he has a real presence, is funny, an excellent speaker, uses no notes, just talks....he had that room simply enchanted believing that maybe there was hope for our future. I'll be curious to hear your impressions. ENJOY!
Hope this finds you fighting the good fight, feeling strong and winning! Thinking of you.
Posted by: Trish Kaiser at February 12, 2008 02:08 PM