Posted on 10/15/2008 2:18:47 AM PDT by Jim Robinson
SACRAMENTO – A national bus tour rallying Americans to reject the Obama/Biden ticket and instead support the McCain/Palin campaign will conduct a rally at the California State Capitol Park tomorrow, Wednesday, October 15th 10:00 AM (the rally will be held at the Veterans Memorial obelisk near the intersection of 12th + N streets).
The “Stop Obama Tour” is being launched by the Sacramento-based organization, “Our Country Deserves Better” committee (website: www.OurCountryDeservesBetter.com), an independent federal political action committee led by former California State Assemblyman, Howard Kaloogian. Spokespersons leading the tour include Sacramento military mom (and national pro-troop movement leader), Deborah Johns; former Californians for Huckabee group leader, Brian Snow, Sacramento-based radio talk show host and TV pundit, Mark Williams; and black conservative activist and patriotic singer, Lloyd Marcus.
The national bus tour will conduct 35 pro-McCain/Palin and anti-Obama/Biden rallies in key swing states where the presidential election will be determined including: Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado, Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
For additional information on Wednesday’s rally and the national “Stop Obama Tour” contact Joe Wierzbicki at jwierzbicki@rmrwest.com – (916) 752-3655 or Kelly S. Eustis at kseustis@eusatrix.com.
(Excerpt) Read more at sacunion.com ...
Will there be a BIG BANNER on the side of the bus saying:
“STOP OBAMA TOUR” ?
Liberals will not be happy to see this. I hope it has bullet proof windows and unscratchable teflon paint!
Thanks for the ping Spirit, and good luck prayers to all on the bus tour!
Prayers up!
....and AMEN!!
Great post, SA! I’ve emailed the link. THX!
The wicked walk on every side when the vilest men are exalted. — KJV
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