I have had the opportunity to take a wonderful class by California State University-Los Angeles Professor Taylor Dark this quarter entitled, "Parties, Campaigns & Elections." As the class watched the Super Tuesday results flow in, a crew from KNBC Los Angeles came in to gauge how the young vote is playing out in California. I proudly affirmed my support for Barack Obama.
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Initial Thoughts on Super Tuesday
Congratulations to both Senator Obama and Senator Clinton on a great day for Democrats. Enthusiasm and voter turnout are both at extremely high levels.
While I am surprised at Senator Clinton's margin of victory in California, overall I am extremely encouraged and excited by the results of Super Tuesday for Barack Obama.
My initial thought on Super Tuesday:
Hillary Clinton won California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and a few other little states. I congratulate her on those hard fought wins in those traditional Democratic strongholds, but...
...I am more interested in the candidate who won the states that Democrats don't win. The candidate who inspired Democrats all across the country to make their voice heard. Barack Obama won Idaho, North Dakota, Colorado, Kansas, Georgia, Delaware, Alabama, Utah, Minnesota, Connecticut, Missouri and Illinois. Every region of the country represented, every demographic represented, every electoral scenario represented.
Whoever is selected as the nominee of the Democratic Party will carry the states that Hillary won, Barack Obama has proven that he is the most electable candidate by inspiring Democrats to fight in areas that are now in play.
Congratulations Senator Obama. I am still fired up and ready to go!
While I am surprised at Senator Clinton's margin of victory in California, overall I am extremely encouraged and excited by the results of Super Tuesday for Barack Obama.
My initial thought on Super Tuesday:
Hillary Clinton won California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and a few other little states. I congratulate her on those hard fought wins in those traditional Democratic strongholds, but...
...I am more interested in the candidate who won the states that Democrats don't win. The candidate who inspired Democrats all across the country to make their voice heard. Barack Obama won Idaho, North Dakota, Colorado, Kansas, Georgia, Delaware, Alabama, Utah, Minnesota, Connecticut, Missouri and Illinois. Every region of the country represented, every demographic represented, every electoral scenario represented.
Whoever is selected as the nominee of the Democratic Party will carry the states that Hillary won, Barack Obama has proven that he is the most electable candidate by inspiring Democrats to fight in areas that are now in play.
Congratulations Senator Obama. I am still fired up and ready to go!
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Monday, February 4, 2008
Adam Rogers: A Call for Unity on Super Tuesday
This morning, Americans in many states are waking up with the power to help select the person who they want to lead the United States of America.
In this short video, I make a Super Tuesday case for Senator Barack Obama. Please take a couple minutes out before you vote to listen to one final plea:
Get Out The Vote!
In this short video, I make a Super Tuesday case for Senator Barack Obama. Please take a couple minutes out before you vote to listen to one final plea:
Get Out The Vote!
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Friday, February 1, 2008
Original Debate Rally Video
The last Democratic debate before Super Tuesday was amazing, but outside the debate was truly magical. Thousands of supporters of both candidates converged upon Hollywood & Highland and even though everyone was passionate about their candidate, most were very respectful and compassionate toward supporters of opposing candidates. It was extremely inspiring and simply fun to be a part of. After the rally, we had the opportunity to go to the Debate Viewing Party hosted by the Democratic National Committee which was equally cool of an experience.
I strongly encourage you all to watch the footage, comment on it and then pass it around to your friends. The sights and sounds of the rally are really fun to experience. Enjoy!
I strongly encourage you all to watch the footage, comment on it and then pass it around to your friends. The sights and sounds of the rally are really fun to experience. Enjoy!
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008
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