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Obama Seeks More $5 Dinners With Fans

September 14, 2011 RSS Feed Print

President Obama is back on the hunt for a few dinner companions.

[Read Leslie Marshall: Jobs Plan is Obama's Best Hope for Re-Election]

A previous one-time offer of a dinner date to those who offer a $5 donation to the Obama-Biden reelection campaign is being expanded. In Obama's email note below he says, "If this sounds a bit familiar to you, it's because we've done this before. In fact, my hope is that I'll be able to keep doing these dinners throughout the campaign." [Read: Obama Jobs Effort Boosts Approval Rating.]

Read it all:

Paul,

Supporters like you are the reason I'm here, and the values we share have always made our organization more than just a political campaign.

So whenever I can, I want to take the opportunity to meet you. Last month, that meant I got to talk to folks in Iowa about small-business opportunities, and sit down with a group of volunteers from around the country who helped build this campaign in their communities this summer.

Today, I want to ask if you'll join me and three other supporters for a meal and conversation sometime soon.

Please donate $5 or more to be automatically entered for a chance to join me for dinner.

If this sounds a bit familiar to you, it's because we've done this before. In fact, my hope is that I'll be able to keep doing these dinners throughout the campaign.

They're a chance for me to talk one on one with people like you who are taking ownership of this campaign and connect with the work going on every day in neighborhoods across the country.

These dinners also set our campaign apart. No matter what our opponents do over the next 14 months, dinners like these are how we will continue to put people at the heart of this campaign—and prove that we don't need checks from Washington lobbyists or special-interest PAC money to win an election. We can do it person to person, in our neighborhoods and backyards, and over the dinner table.

That's why I'm asking for your donation today. I hope you'll take a minute to help build this campaign. When you do, you'll have a chance to join me for dinner: https://donate.barackobama.com/Dinner

Maybe I'll get to thank you in person.

Barack

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fundraising,
2012 presidential election,
Barack Obama

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I wouldn't cross the street to see this phony free must less pay to eat with him. Not on my bucket list. I'd choke on my meal.

fedupwithliberals of PA 9:35AM September 16, 2011

This is just so tacky. Does the man not respect the office of the President? And he sells himself so cheaply too....

Mary B of FL 7:38PM September 14, 2011

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