Obama event in Oakland 9/16

Oakland Rocks for Change

Please come join us for this star-studded evening of Music for Change.

Oakland Rocks for Change is sponsored by Music for Democracy. Proceeds will be used to support Obama and other progressive candidates in tight races across the nation. The choice is clear, the stakes are high, THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW!

Tuesday, September 16, 2008 at the Oakland Museum of California, 1000 Oak Street, Oakland CA

Tickets and info at oaklandrocksforchange.org

Maria Muldaur and The Free Radicals
Hot Buttered Rum with Michael Kang of String Cheese Incident
John Densmore of The Doors with Hani Naser
Tuck and Patti
Tommy Castro
Blame Sally
MC Marga Gomez

Additional performers and special guests to be announced soon!

Ticket pricing:
Special Student Price: $25 w/student ID
Fans: $50 General admission-outer garden seating
Roadies: $100 donation priority seating
Groupies: $250 donation priority seating in first 10 rows
Rockstars: $1000 includes VIP cocktail reception with special guests, priority seating in first 10 rows

Event Schedule:
5:30-6:30 p.m., VIP cocktail reception with special guests (TBA)
6:00 p.m., Doors open for general admission
7:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., concert

Our goal is to build awareness and support for Barack Obama in key swing states. Proceeds from this event will help Democrats in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives take important seats in swing states from vulnerable Republicans.

What better way to make that happen than through an evening of great music?

Come out and show your support: Buy Tickets Now!

Music for Democracy is a grassroots political action committee devoted to promoting and facilitating musical events that raise public awareness of crucial issues, progressive candidates for federal office, and the importance of getting involved in the electoral process. Join Us: musicfordemocracy.org

1 thought on “Obama event in Oakland 9/16”

  1. What? In a panic now? O!’s got this executive-experience thing going yanno & 1 of his biggest decisions has been to opt-out of public-financing of the campaign. Psst! – he broke a vow that he wouldn’t opt-out. And now, w/ less than 2months to go to the GE — & in fuckin’ trouble for dough, y’all gotta put on crash fund-raisers. Now however, with the Hillary-donors not shelling like they were supposed-to & the in-flow less than hoped he’s scrambling for change. Not to speak of the colossal $$$ waste of the magical-mystery-tour of Europe — fright, anxiety, & widespread anticipation of depression have got the fringe throwing-together rock-concerts! Bet he wishes he could still “administer”(nudge-nudge wink-wink) some of that ChicagoAnnenbergChallenge money.
    A guy on the’Net said: “Building an effective staff is the first key to management. It is not easy and needs ‘experience’ even to do that. I suspect Obama’s campaign staff did not have clear job definitions (fundraising, organization, etc.) and may not have been confident enough to raise the `what-if’ questions. — “They seemed unprepared for Palin, yet she was on the radar of the GOP for a long time. They knew that experience was an issue but seemed to spend no time in Denver addressing this. Instead, BHO has `boobed’ everybody with how wonderful his `judgment’ is going to be. But his campaign shows disturbing evidence of leadership-shortcomings.”

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