mcsame coming to milwaukee may 29th

[dembotoz]

John McCain returns to Wisconsin!

John McCain will host a Town Hall meeting on Thursday May 29th at the Greendale Martin Luther High School. The doors will open at 3:30pm.

To RSVP for the event, please click here or email [e-mail]. No confirmation nor reply from campaign staff is needed to attend the event.

Click here for more information on the event and news and photos from the campaign trail.

Click here for a map of the event location.



Thursday, May 29
Doors open at 3:30pm
Town Hall Meeting
Greendale Martin Luther High School
5201 South 76th Street
Greendale, WI 53129






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1. Well at least they're being realistic about the crowd size

Poor ticket sales, expected protests scuttle Bush-McCain fundraiser at Phoenix Convention Center

Phoenix Business Journal - by Mike Sunnucks
A Tuesday fundraiser headlined by President Bush for U.S. Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign is being moved out of the Phoenix Convention Center .

Sources familiar with the situation said the Bush-McCain event was not selling enough tickets to fill the Convention Center space, and that there were concerns about more anti-war protesters showing up outside the venue than attending the fundraiser inside.

Another source said there were concerns about the media covering the event.

Bush's Arizona fundraising effort for McCain is being moved to private residences in the Phoenix area. A White House official said the event was being moved because the McCain campaign prefers private fundraisers and it is Bush administration policy to have events in public venues open to the media. The White House official said to reconcile that the Tuesday event will be held at a private venue and not the Convention Center.

Convention Center personnel confirmed the event has been canceled at their venue.

Tickets to the event were to range from $1,000 to $25,000 for VIP treatment. Money was to go toward McCain's presidential bid and a number of Republican Party organs.

Anti-war protesters were planning to be out in force. President Bush's job approval rating stands at 31 percent, according to RealClearPolitics. com.

The McCain campaign referred questions on the fundraiser change to the White House press office.

http://www.bizjourn als.com/phoenix/ stories/2008/ 05/19/daily77. html