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I'm not one to diplay bumber stickers...but I'm actually thinking about getting a McCain/Palin one...
Wonders if it's a bit odd... that you past him twice
Quote from: Vonne on August 29, 2008, 07:07:35 PMWonders if it's a bit odd... that you past him twice I didn't "past" him twice. I was behind him the first time and then I passed him in another town the second time. By the way, one of our family friends was like "HOLY SMOKE YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN TEH CROWD!!!!! SO MANY PEOPLE THERE TO SEE OBAMA!!!!" I guess she didn't see all of the huge buses that bussed people in to see him. Why do I think that maybe they were fillers?
I was right behind his convoy on the highway leaving Beaver Pennsylvania (insert snickers about the name Beaver). Then an hour later I passed his bus on a two lane road leaving Hopewell Pennsylvania. No bouncy, no conversions, no rants, no obscenities. Just a boring story.
There were 4 big chartered busses that left Beaver 30 minutes after him. Where those people came from, I have no idea. Beaver is a small town. Maybe everyone parked at the airport or high schools in the area and bussed in?
I thought I was going to faint, but it was just a big fart bubble.
About 8,000 turn out for Obama rallyThe Times/LUCY SCHALYDemocratic presidential nominee Barack Obama rallys at Irvine Park in Beaver Friday. By Bill Vidonic, Times StaffPublished: Friday, August 29, 2008 11:10 PM EDTBEAVER — Sen. Barack Obama says the upcoming presidential election isn’t about him, but “what’s in your heart and in your minds in terms of where you want to take America.â€But for the estimated 8,000 or so folks crowded in and around Beaver’s Irvine Park Friday night, the focus was squarely on Obama, fresh off Thursday’s acceptance of the Democratic nomination for the presidential race.But unlike the glitz and glitter of Obama’s Thursday speech in Denver’s Invesco Field football stadium, Friday’s appearance took on more of a Norman Rockwell tone, but with a bit of star-struck adoration mixed in.As Obama spoke inside the flag-draped gazebo, his running mate, Sen. Joseph Biden, stood nearby and smiled broadly. Their spouses, Michelle Obama and Jill Biden, sat on stools just off the gazebo steps, looking up at Barack Obama as he spoke.
Man arrested for having gun at rallyADVERTISEMENT By Bill Vidonic, Times StaffPublished: Friday, August 29, 2008 11:10 PM EDTBEAVER — An Industry man is facing a disorderly conduct charge for attending the Barack Obama rally in Irvine Park with a loaded gun that was holstered on his hip, according to state police and the Beaver County sheriff’s department.John Noble, 50, was questioned by police for several hours Friday night after the incident, in which witnesses said he also was passing out fliers with writing about gun rights.John Atkinson of Vanport Township said he saw Noble passing out the fliers and noticed the small-caliber handgun strapped to the man’s waist. He said he quickly notified nearby deputy sheriffs, and deputies Joseph O’Sche and Rich Yonlisky approached the man as he walked along Market Street.Atkinson said that when the deputies asked why he had a gun, Noble replied, “Because I’m an American,†and one of the deputies responded, “Well, you’re under arrest.â€Noble was hustled to a nearby vehicle, and state police took him to the Brighton Township barracks to question him.Beaver County Sheriff George David said that Noble insisted he had a right to have the gun because he has a permit to carry it. It wasn’t clear late Friday whether Noble had a valid permit.)Note: The Beaver County Sheriff is the one that issues the permits for this area. You would think that maybe they could find out fairly easily if he has a CCW or not. David said Noble “wanted to show his rights.†He said Noble never removed the gun from the holster or threatened anyone.Noble’s arrest took place around 7 p.m., nearly 90 minutes before Sen. Obama and the rest of his campaign team arrived in Beaver.Bill Vidonic can be reached online at bvidonic@timesonline.com.