I bet he will also be shooting a new Nespresso commercial while in Switzerland.
Can I come in my Romney t-shirt ?
HAHAHA! Welllll from what I understand they were considering either a 'business' or 'cocktail' attire dresscode, but I'd bet if you donate enough to get a ticket that they won't turn you away , even in a Romney t-shirt (you may want to wear it under a dress shirt, just to be safe though. haha). Here, try it and let me know how it goes ): https://my.barackobama.com/GenevaAug...ustom1=3123320
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So did Matt Damon but it didn't take 4 years for him to figure out it was all a rouse
Yeah yeah, can't please everyone (and not all movie stars stay perfect forever ).
Just thought of something. If anybody who DOES want to go to the event wants an email with all of the details and the 'official' pretty invite in it so you don't have to find the link in this thread when you're ready to get your tix, you can put your email address in at my website and it will email one right back to you: http://greatpoliticalevents.com/Europe/
It will have all my contact info too so we don't have to have public convos if you have any questions.
Great to see the world's greatest democracy needs to raise funds in the most undemocratic "the more you pay, the better your fellow fundraiser's social status". George Washington probably had something else in mind back in 1776.
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Great to see the world's greatest democracy needs to raise funds in the most undemocratic "the more you pay, the better your fellow fundraiser's social status". George Washington probably had something else in mind back in 1776.
It's not "the" democracy raising funds, it's a politician trying to get re-elected ;-)
As for Washington, I bet he had to use a little persuasive power as well to be elected head of the colonial army.
It's not "the" democracy raising funds, it's a politician trying to get re-elected ;-)
I realize that, but it's more than a little obscene that the amounts of money required by any US candidate would feed any small African nation for well for a year. The capital wasted (in my mind) on greasing the old wheels of electoral power in the USA is not the icon I'd associate with a great democracy. Buying your votes takes on a whole new meaning in the USA.
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Blimey - got to admire GC's dedication.
Suffering an evening of rich ex-pats gibbering inane shite at him. That's one diary appointment of his I don't envy.
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Just wanted to give everyone a heads up-- tickets are selling pretty quickly now that we're into August and only a couple weeks off from the event. If you want to come, I'd get tickets soon before they're all gone. ~ Nicole
Hey, this is great timing actually, because all the Swiss banks are kicking all their US customers out because of the US foreign policy on banking. I guess all US citizens can just transfer whatever money is left in their bank accounts directly to the politicians who made the laws. Then you don't have to worry about finding a bank who will accept you, AND you get a free dinner and picture out of the deal as well, SWEET
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Great to see the world's greatest democracy needs to raise funds in the most undemocratic "the more you pay, the better your fellow fundraiser's social status". George Washington probably had something else in mind back in 1776.
The worlds greatest democracy is one interpretation, given they are more into telling the world and its own people how to run their lifes its more like a dictatorship then a democracy now.
, even in a Romney t-shirt (you may want to wear it under a dress shirt, just to be safe though. haha). Here, try it and let me know how it goes 
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