http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/360036_obamaorg22.html

Please link to this story and read about Seth Elsen, a local teen who has campaigned tirelessly for Obama. He got involved in the local campaign here in Thurston Co. when he saw a flyer in the window of a record store re. our first Meet Up. Since then he has volunteered at the Obama rally at WaMu (thank you Mark Milo for setting up that volunteer opportunity), traveled to Nevada over his school vacation, and worked tirelessly in the Thurston Co. for Obama office. He has put in over 500 hours, driving daily from Shelton to Olympia. I could go on for a solid hour on all that Seth has done for the Obama campaign.

11 Delegates for Obama
4 Delegates for Clinton

Obama gives 15% of his campaign contributions to charitable causes.
The money should go toward things that can be done quickly: buying books or computers for a daycare, buying a small piece of land for a city park or a pea patch, buying a house to shelter abused women, buying development rights to a farmer’s land to help the farmer stay in farming, buying energy efficient lights, solar panels, appliances or cars for struggling workers, et cetera.
Instead of wasting all that money on ad agencies and TV commercials, Obama could put the money to a good cause. Advertising money is spent and then disappears. Spending 15% of contributions this way creates something concrete that immediately helps people and nature.