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Meet Tim Cox, founder of GOOOH - 2/19/10 in Louisville

Tim Cox, the founder of GOOOH, will be in Louisville, KY to present the GOOOH plan for replacing all members of the US House of Representatives with everyday American patriots like you and me. A mock selection session will be conducted so that you may participate in a mini version of the process that will be used to select GOOOH candidates in every district across the country.

For those of you who have not been able to sit in on a mock selection session yet, don't miss this opportunity! Who better to show you how GOOOH works, then the man who created it? This event is free and open to the public.

Please pass this information on to all of your friends and family who are politically active and are ready to evict all 435 members of the House.

When: Friday, February 19, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.

Where: Holiday Inn I-64 East
1325 S. Hurstbourne Parkway @ I-64
Louisville, Kentucky 40222

If you would like to attend, please RSVP via email to Laura Watkins at goooh.ky@gmail.com.

If anyone from the media would like to interview Tim Cox, before the event begins or after it concludes, please contact me to set an appointment. We are already taking requests for interviews and want to make sure everyone who would like to interview Tim, while he is in town for this one day only, is able to meet with him.

For more information about GOOOH, visit the website. Or watch this interview:



I hope to see you there!

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