Obama's Providence office set to open tomorrow

Published Feb 12 2008, 04:39 PM by Ian Donnis

Obama's campaign, in advance of RI's March 4 presidential primary, is set to open a local headquarters tomorrow in the former Craftland space in downtown Providence, at the intersection of Westminster and Union streets.

Matt reported on this, as well as the familiar presence of Mike Dorsey and Chris Torres, yesterday:

The Obama headquarters is preparing for a huge volunteer meeting this Wednesday night at 600pm. Anyone who wants to get involved in the Rhode Island campaign is urged to show up. Click here to RSVP.

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greeneyedstone said:

I am posting here at the risk of incurring the wrath of many Obama supporters, but here goes.. I am imploring every RI Democrat to consider this. If Senator Obama wins the nomination and does not invite Senator Clinton to join his ticket, then this party stands a very good to excellent chance of fracturing and allowing Senator McCain a cakewalk to the White House. To that end I am hoping you will choose to support Senator Clinton, who understands that a united party is our only hope of returning to the White House, and will certainly invite Senator Obama should she win the nomination. Not what Obama fans want to hear I know, but if you"ve heard that Sen. Clinton is "polarizing", just wait until Sen. Obama tries to take on McCain alone. We need them both to win this thing.. I hope that is the message you will send on the 19th. I welcome all replies..

February 13, 2008 9:09 AM

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