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Destination Nomination: the Obama “Change-Train” Stops in Milwaukee
Dave Steele | Mon, Mar 3rd, 2008 | Category: Commentary | City: Milwaukee | Tags: dave steele, hillary clinton, milwaukee, obama, barack obama, election 2008, change train, change we can believe in, el rey | 0
Last week my city came down with a fever. Symptoms include: sudden feelings of euphoria followed by a quiet, zen-like sense of anticipation; sudden boisterous gatherings of young people; throngs of people in the streets carrying signs and encouraging passing motorists to honk their horns; and long lines of voters, many voting for the first time. That’s right, Obamamania hit Milwaukee.
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