The Obama Campaign
Well, that was some two weeks. The Obama campaign is over – ending in victory, of course – and I’m back to Ireland today. (…well, it was “today” when I started writing this last Sunday.) The Obama campaign was, overall, a masterclass in grassroots activism. The sheer numbers of people contributing to the campaign – [...]
November 17th, 2008 at
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Politics (Outside Ireland) | tags: alexandria, autonomy, barack obama, cialdini, congress, data, data protection, decision making, democratic committee, expectations, field office, fundraising, george w bush, grassroots, ireland, john kerry, john mccain, obama campaign, ownership, senate, staff, training, us election, us elections, virginia, volunteering, volunteers, voter registration |
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