Following the success of our efforts to help save shelter pets and baby seals, we proudly announce the release of our US Presidential Election Candidate Game... play for your favorite candidate, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, or John McCain, and we'll donate proceeds to the respective campaign. It's an easy way to help your favorite candidate, pass some time, and increase your knowledge of trivia.
Have fun :)
Showing posts with label election. Show all posts
Showing posts with label election. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Saturday, December 08, 2007
Oprah Obama Barack Winfrey
The United States Presidential Election begins to heat up at the close of this year, and it's interesting to see the star power coming into play at this still early stage.
Most notably, Oprah Winfrey has thrown her formidable support unequivocally behind Barack Obama. Hillary Clinton, often seen with her husband Bill Clinton, today featured her daughter Chelsea and mother Dorothy Rodham on the campaign trail-- to elicit a feeling of a new message 'for the generations.'
It's far too early to get very excited, but it's interesting to see how campaigning-- which has become so much of a media management issue, comes together. Ron Paul, the surprise candidate of 2008 in terms of grassroots internet support, even has the Ron Paul Blimp coming together!
At Experience Project, where we have numerous presidential polls and surveys running, the overall leading candidate (survey prompt: Who would you vote for US President in 2008" is Barack Obama, at 27%, to Hillary Clinton's 25%, followed by Rudy Giuliani's 17%. Check it out and make your voice heard today!
Or join your favorite candidate's support and discussion group:
Barack Obama Supporters
Hillary Clinton Supporters
John Edwards Supporters
Rudy Giuliani Supporters
John McCain Supporters
Mitt Romney Supporters
Ron Paul Supporters
Mike Gravel Supporters
Mike Huckabee Supporters
Most notably, Oprah Winfrey has thrown her formidable support unequivocally behind Barack Obama. Hillary Clinton, often seen with her husband Bill Clinton, today featured her daughter Chelsea and mother Dorothy Rodham on the campaign trail-- to elicit a feeling of a new message 'for the generations.'
It's far too early to get very excited, but it's interesting to see how campaigning-- which has become so much of a media management issue, comes together. Ron Paul, the surprise candidate of 2008 in terms of grassroots internet support, even has the Ron Paul Blimp coming together!
At Experience Project, where we have numerous presidential polls and surveys running, the overall leading candidate (survey prompt: Who would you vote for US President in 2008" is Barack Obama, at 27%, to Hillary Clinton's 25%, followed by Rudy Giuliani's 17%. Check it out and make your voice heard today!
Or join your favorite candidate's support and discussion group:
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