Debate watch party: Wednesday in Athens

This is for information purposes only. The links are for my email and dashboard, which I urge you to do as well. The Young Dems are having a Debate watching party at Transmet downtown.

Sincerely, 
Dan Matthews



Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2012 01:58:49 -0400
To: danmatt@hotmail.com
From: info@barackobama.com
Subject: Debate watch party: Wednesday in Athens


Obama - Biden
Dan

I gotta be honest: I love the presidential debates. Part of it's the competitive person in me -- I know Mitt Romney's been practicing for this moment for months, so I can't wait to cheer our guy on.

But most of all, I love getting together with my friends and fellow supporters to get energized for the last big push before November 6th.

Something tells me you might be a debate fan, too.

If you are, you should know that one of your neighbors in Athens is holding a watch party for the first debate on Wednesday, October 3rd. You should drop by and watch.

Here are the details:

What: Debate watch party in Athens

Where: 127 Tamara Ct.
Athens, GA 30606

When: Wednesday, October 3rd
8:00 pm

RSVP now

And check out all the events happening near you on Wednesday.

The debates are going to define these last few weeks of the election, starting with the one this Wednesday -- and there's no better way to enjoy them than with other supporters (by the way, you should bring your friends, too).

Thousands of folks just like you will watch at volunteer-organized parties across the country, all coming together to cheer on President Obama.

So whether you're looking forward to the company, the competition, or the policy, I hope you can make it out to the debate watch party in Athens this Wednesday.

RSVP here:

http://my.barackobama.com/Watch-the-Debate

Can't wait,

Jen

Jen O'Malley Dillon
Deputy Campaign Manager
Obama for America

P.S. -- Right after the debate, Vice President Biden will be appearing in an exclusive livestream discussion for watch party attendees. Be the first to hear his reaction -- RSVP for the party in Athens today.
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