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Clarksville for Obama: Working for change
By Terry McMoore | December 5, 2008 | 
We The People spoke at the election box and together we made history and took back our country, setting in motion “Change We Can Believe In.” But our work is not done yet and President Barack Obama needs us all to do our part in helping to reshape this country. By continuing to stay active in Clarksville For Obama you will help insure that the power remains in the hands of the people.
Clarksville for Obama will meet on Saturday, December 13, from 5-7 p.m. at G’s Pancake House Restaurant, 803 South Riverside Dr., in Clarksville.
While President Obama and the key members of his White House economic team help him tackle serious challenges and bring the change we need to Washington, we must tackle the problems that challenge our community and bring change to Clarksville. «Read the rest of this article»
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