I'm a huge supporter of Barack Obama. I actually paid $20 for a t-shirt to support him. All that it says on it is "got hope?" and then lists the website. Never in my life have I spent $20 on a single shirt, let alone a short sleeved, thin knit cotton one. That is how much I believe in Obama.
I live in Indiana. It seems like a lot of people are swaying to Clinton. Our primary is on May 6th. I am a college student, but both of my classes are online. You'd think I would have plenty of time to go knocking on doors, wouldn't you? Nope. Both of my finals are due on the 30th, and I still have to play catch up on a couple of assignments.
I really don't even have time to write this, but I'm doing everything I can to avoid real work. I would love to contribute more financially than the $25 I scrounged up already, but I'm broke. With my lack of time and money fighting strongly against my desire to do all I can to ensure that the candidate I have the most faith in gets elected, I have been wracking my brain to come up with something, ANYTHING!
:?!)
I will wear my Obama t-shirt every single day until May 6th. Yep, every damn day. I thought of it yesterday, and I got into 9 conversations about the election. Last night, I went to the gas station, and the cashier said, "Yeah, I do have hope!"
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Especially for those of us college kids strapped for cash and time :).
Way to think your way out of a pinch! In our media saturated society, consciousness raising is as important as any other type of campaigning.
http://www.progressiveu.org/blog/ediblewoman