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Greet the President

As most of you already know, President Bush will be in town on Thursday to speak "town hall" style to Louisvillians at Whitney Hall. A rally is being organized to greet W when he arrives at the Kentucky Center for the Arts on Thursday morning. We're looking for 300 good folks who can spare the time to give our President a warm, Louisville welcome. If you're available (tall order, I know, on a weekday) from about 9:30am until 11ish on Thursday morning to participate in the rally for the President, please email me.

Although this is not an official PW mission, be advised that the Lunatic Left in town will be doing their own "greeting" that morning too. Wouldn't it be a shame for the President to see the ugly underbelly of this town without getting a proper greeting from Louisville's shiny, happy citizens? ;o)

Please mention this rally to everyone you know. The current plan is to meet at Jefferson County GOP Headquarters at 9:30am. The meetup spot is the parking lot on the corner of 3rd and Muhammed Ali. This is right across from GOP HQ at 232 Muhammed Ali Blvd. That's all the info I currently have but I'll update this blog with any new info as I get it!

Sure hope you can make it!!

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