Archive for August, 2008

Stockholm-based blogger Adrianne George shares her experiences of bringing the Democratic Party nomination of Sen. Barack Obama to Blacks in Europe.

Sunday, August 31st, 2008

Michelle’s Speech Was Great

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

 

Some say Michelle’s speech was just okay.

 I think she delivered. I think she connected with mothers, parents, and everyone else who loves their family. She related with everyone who has worked hard to achieve their goals. She embraced Hillary showed us that she is warm and loving, and believes in helping others. 

She didn’t come off too strong, and yet she was strong.

Still others will continue to question her patriotism and anger because they have to poke holes where none exist.

Some say Michelle’s speech was just okay. I think it was great.

Adrianne George

De fixar USA-valet från Kalmar

Monday, August 25th, 2008

Kalmar

Obama Grassroots Campaign Seminar

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Let’s get Senator Obama elected as the next President of the United States. Karin Robinson, Obama for American Regional Field Director, will show us how we can help. Join us for a rare chance to meet the Obama staffer who educates and energizes expats in the UK and Scandinavia.

Karin will be discussing with us the Obama campaign’s unique organizing philosophy, the types of work that volunteers here can be doing, organizing grassroots events for the campaign, and targeting and measuring between now and election day.

This is a sudden opportunity that we take advantage of this Monday, August 25 at 6.30 PM to approximately 8.30 PM.

Fortunately, Paul Lappalainen and Steffan Nilsson of the Green Party were able to accommodate us at the last minute when we could not find another location in town. We will meet at the City Hall (stadshuset). Walk into the main entrance on the side of the building: Ragnar Östbergs Plan 1. Tell the guard that you are looking for Stefan Nilsson of the Green Party. Be sure to eat before you come.

Please join us if you possibly can – this is an important opportunity to learn how you can make a real difference in this election.

Sign up with Events Chair Roland Williams no later than 8:30 AM Monday morning, August 25th. For security reasons, we are required to supply the list of people coming. Email Roland at events.da.sweden@gmail.com. You will get an email confirmation.

Democrats Abroad Sweden hosts LIVE! From the Democratic Convention 28/8

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Broadcast & Mingle event, Hard Rock Café Stockholm
You and your friends are invited to join Democrats Abroad Sweden for “LIVE! From the Democratic Convention” at the Hard Rock Café in Stockholm on Thursday, August 28, as we gather to watch the convention in Denver and interact with the chair of Democrats Abroad in Halland province, Adrianne George.

Adrianne will be on location at INVESCO Field, where Senator Obama is expected to give his acceptance speech as the Democratic U.S. presidential nominee. She will interview people behind the scenes and answer questions submitted by guests at the Hard Rock Café.

The event includes dinner and offers an opportunity for Americans to register to vote in the general election on November 4, while celebrating this historic event surrounded by the energy and enthusiasm of fellow Americans and other Obama supporters. Please join us for this special broadcast and mingle event, “LIVE! from the Democratic Convention” on:
Thursday, August 28th
Starting at 6 p.m.

Hard Rock Café
Sveavägen 75, STOCKHOLM

Door Fee: SEK 30 for Americans, to help defer the cost of Adrianne’s Convention expenses.

Dinner (optional): SEK 170 for a cheeseburger, nachos with salsa, and a
beer. This is a special offer for Democrats Abroad members and their friends at the event.

R.S.V.P. Please confirm your attendance at events@democratsabroad.se and let us know how many friends you would like to bring.

Svensk-amerikaner som vill rösta

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Kalmar 2

Kämpar för Barack Obama

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

Hallandsposten

More Media Coverage

Monday, August 4th, 2008

The Economist asks: Could expatriate voters influence America’s presidential election?