Pres. Obama sharing a moment with his campaign team |
Reuters - With the advent of the
upcoming 2012 US Presidential Election,
Outgoing President Barack Obama’s campaign
team decided to attract benefactors to donate an amount of $3 for his campaign
and the donors in return will get a chance to rub shoulders with famous basketball personalities like Alonzo Mourning, Patrick Ewing, Sheryl
Swoopes, Carmelo Anthony, Kyrie Irvin and of course Michael Jordan himself.
Some sources say
that campaign staffer Marlon Marshall,
e-mailed prospective supporters indicating that if they spare an amount from
their pockets for Obama’s campaign, they will not just see basketball
superstars but they also get an opportunity to “hit the court” with Patrick
Ewing and Melo plus they get to have the benefit of personally talking and
meeting the president of US. He also added that being given a chance to know
what it takes to rub shoulders with a politician and some basketball icons
would make their children share and talk about this priceless opportunity.
This Dream Team Date Fund Raising Campaign
is one among the vast million dollar ways which Obama’s Campaign Team organizes
in order to raise fund for the outgoing President’s campaign. To name some of
them, the team already conducted lottery invitations for those people who would
want to party and have dinner with First
Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, former President Bill Clinton and
famous Hollywood personalities like Sarah
Jessica Parker and George Clooney who happen to be supporters of the Democratic Party.
As a
backgrounder, Obama happens to be a fan of
NBA’s Chicago Bull’s team and Michael Jordan was once a 5 time MVP of the said group. The
former has also been a member of the “Dream
Team” which has been known to be the earliest
US Olympic Basketball Team that consisted NBA players. The said team was able to defeat their rivals with a
difference of 44 points per game and
this enabled them to grab the gold medal
during the Barcelona Olympic Game in
1992.
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