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Obama launches re-election campaign at Ohio State | The Columbus DispatchBut the event fell short of the 20,000 supporters the campaign had forecast as organizers moved people from seats to the arena floor in front of the dais to project fullness to television audiences. Obama volunteers had worked feverishly over the last week to gin up a crowd, making multiple calls to residents believed to be supportive of the president.
Twitter was abuzz with photos and comments about vast areas of empty seats in the arenas upper deck.
Noting that the Obama campaign had predicted an "overflow crowd," Williams said, "This arena was not full so the president failed to meet the bar his campaign set."
Wow. Thread number three (at least) on the same subject.
The thrill is gone... the poor college saps that bought into this 4 years ago are now mostly unemployed, as are to a large part their families, they're paying $4 for gas, a trip to the grocery is up a good 10%, the debt has increased $5,000,000,000,000, deficits as far as the eyes can see....
The thrill is gone... the poor college saps that bought into this 4 years ago are now mostly unemployed, as are to a large part their families, they're paying $4 for gas, a trip to the grocery is up a good 10%, the debt has increased $5,000,000,000,000, deficits as far as the eyes can see....
It looks like those hysterical--fainting crowds are a distant memory for Barack Obama. Obama starts his campaign at Ohio State University.
Obama launches re-election campaign at Ohio State | The Columbus DispatchBut the event fell short of the 20,000 supporters the campaign had forecast as organizers moved people from seats to the arena floor in front of the dais to project fullness to television audiences. Obama volunteers had worked feverishly over the last week to gin up a crowd, making multiple calls to residents believed to be supportive of the president.
Twitter was abuzz with photos and comments about vast areas of empty seats in the arena’s upper deck.
Noting that the Obama campaign had predicted an "overflow crowd," Williams said, "This arena was not full so the president failed to meet the bar his campaign set."
It looks like those hysterical--fainting crowds are a distant memory for Barack Obama. Obama starts his campaign at Ohio State University.
Obama launches re-election campaign at Ohio State | The Columbus DispatchBut the event fell short of the 20,000 supporters the campaign had forecast as organizers moved people from seats to the arena floor in front of the dais to project fullness to television audiences. Obama volunteers had worked feverishly over the last week to gin up a crowd, making multiple calls to residents believed to be supportive of the president.
Twitter was abuzz with photos and comments about vast areas of empty seats in the arenas upper deck.
Noting that the Obama campaign had predicted an "overflow crowd," Williams said, "This arena was not full so the president failed to meet the bar his campaign set."
Wow. Thread number three (at least) on the same subject.
It looks like those hysterical--fainting crowds are a distant memory for Barack Obama. Obama starts his campaign at Ohio State University.
Obama launches re-election campaign at Ohio State | The Columbus DispatchBut the event fell short of the 20,000 supporters the campaign had forecast as organizers moved people from seats to the arena floor in front of the dais to project fullness to television audiences. Obama volunteers had worked feverishly over the last week to gin up a crowd, making multiple calls to residents believed to be supportive of the president.
Twitter was abuzz with photos and comments about vast areas of empty seats in the arenas upper deck.
Noting that the Obama campaign had predicted an "overflow crowd," Williams said, "This arena was not full so the president failed to meet the bar his campaign set."
The Dispatch is owned by "Conservative" Republican Wolfe family.
It's probably because they have jobs to go to. Novel concept for you all I know.
And it matters WHOM owns it? Really? Did they block anyone from entering?It looks like those hysterical--fainting crowds are a distant memory for Barack Obama. Obama starts his campaign at Ohio State University.
Obama launches re-election campaign at Ohio State | The Columbus DispatchBut the event fell short of the 20,000 supporters the campaign had forecast as organizers moved people from seats to the arena floor in front of the dais to project fullness to television audiences. Obama volunteers had worked feverishly over the last week to gin up a crowd, making multiple calls to residents believed to be supportive of the president.
Twitter was abuzz with photos and comments about vast areas of empty seats in the arenas upper deck.
Noting that the Obama campaign had predicted an "overflow crowd," Williams said, "This arena was not full so the president failed to meet the bar his campaign set."
The Dispatch is owned by "Conservative" Republican Wolfe family.
RUSH: I'm gonna start with Rob in Columbus. It's great to have you on the program, sir. Hello.
CALLER: Hi. Thanks very much for taking my call and it's a great honor and privilege to be a part of helping spread the light of truth.
RUSH: Thank you, sir, very much.
CALLER: Oh, it's a great honor. Well, I just wanted to let you know that on the Ohio State University campus there were very active campaign functions going on. They were going door-to-door pumping people up to get them to the Obama event and passing out literature.
RUSH: Is that right? What day was this?
CALLER: It was actually last week. I tried to get through. It could have been last Sunday, but through Monday and Tuesday it was an ongoing event.
RUSH: So they knew. They knew or suspected a week prior to the event they weren't gonna sell the place out and they were going door-to-door trying to get people to show up Saturday?
CALLER: Absolutely. And also under the guise of, "You know, this really doesn't have anything to do with politics. It's just that the president's coming."
RUSH: That's what they were saying?
CALLER: That's what at least some of them were saying.
RUSH: Some of these people going door-to-door trying to get people to show up said, "It has nothing to do with politics. It's just the president's coming"?
CALLER: Yeah. Denying that it's politics.
RUSH: It was only his campaign reelection announcement.
CALLER: Exactly!
RUSH: Nothing to do with politics?
CALLER: Right. You know, I kind of --
RUSH: What's he gonna do, introduce Julia?
It's probably because they have jobs to go to. Novel concept for you all I know.
weak verwy weak.
It's probably because they have jobs to go to. Novel concept for you all I know.
