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Throughout the course of this historic campaign, one of the keys to expanding the reach and impact of Barack’s message has been the active involvement of our grassroot supporters. Like many of our volunteers, Heather from Melbourne, FL had never really cared for politics prior to this campaign. It wasn’t until for her mother and father began to take an active role in the South Carolina campaign that Heather sat up and took notice…
CHICAGO, IL – Senator Barack Obama today released the following statement in response to major flooding in the Midwest…
The Washington Post ran an article yesterday about one of Obama’s delegates from California. Meet Linnie:
On June 28, all across the country, people will gather — not just with Obama supporters, but with anyone who’s tired of the politics of the past and ready for something new — to discuss our common vision for the future. And they’ll start planning how to build this movement across the country in the weeks and months ahead…
Several Midwest states were flooded this weekend, forcing families to evacuate their homes and leave their communities.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to those who have been affected by the floods.
Jennifer, a grad student at Virginia Tech, made herself a promise this past January: If Obama were to win the nomination, then she would do everything she could to help him get elected as President. And this summer she is keeping that promise.
In February I joined the Students For Obama Virginia Tech Chapter and we did absentee voter registration drives for the primary. It was a great success and I was inspired to do more.
At the latest stop in his Change that Works for You tour in Chicago this morning, Barack discussed his plan to protect consumers (remarks as prepeared)…
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