Forever Beloved

Crowd cheers for @BarackObama as his motorcade departs the Museum of the American Revolution. pic.twitter.com/b5YO54tOF0

— Peter Alexander (@PeterAlexander) August 20, 2020

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President Barack Obama’s motorcade arrives at the first 2012 Presidential Debate at the University of Denver, October 3

More pre-debate photos at The Denver Post

The Enthusiasm Gap, Part 562

Atlanta, Georgia, June 26

the enthusiasm gap: atlanta

March 16, 2012

Also from yesterday …. this one completely cracked me up:

That’s how steady my camera would be too. 😕

And this one:

It’s just a pity all the enthusiasm is gone. Oh well.

on course (updated: say hello to harry in the comments)

Thanks Donna 😉

6’7″? 😎

searching for the president

hey, the president drove past a todder today!

Thank you so much for sharing the photos, Titti 😉

hannah? next time

The Boston Globe: President Obama paid a quick but rewarding visit to Boston yesterday, rallying supporters at a pair of fund-raisers to energize a Democratic stronghold and bolster his campaign coffers … Obama addressed a crowd of 900 at the Boston Center for the Arts in the South End before dining with big-money benefactors at the Brookline home of advertising executive Jack Connors Jr.

The evening event, which couples paid $35,800 to attend, was expected to raise more than $2 million, part of an aggressive fund-raising drive since Obama formally launched his reelection campaign last month. With its deep reservoir of Democratic donors, Massachusetts will probably play a major role in the party’s fund-raising efforts.

On Tremont Street, where hundreds waited in a cold rain in hopes of a glimpse of the president at the arts center, support for Obama was unconditional…..

…Before Obama spoke, Boston Celtics star Ray Allen likened the Obama campaign to a sports team that needed a focused effort to succeed. “Our colors are red, white, and blue. Our coach is Obama,’’ he said.

…Outside the fund-raiser, the small crowds that huddled under the trees to stay dry were surprised to learn that the president’s motorcade had arrived early, beating them to the spot.

“I’m in the doghouse,’’ said Jeremy Kindall, who brought his two young daughters to see Obama. “We’re going to send him a picture and say ‘Sorry we missed you.’ ’’ Hannah, age 8, however, sounded more than sorry. “Well, I was really, really, really, really excited until we found out we missed him,’’ she said. “Then I was pretty much entirely disappointed.’’ 😆

Full article here

(not so) steadicam

Memphis, May 16

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was me4obama in texas today?

(El Paso, May 10 – Original YouTube video here)