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<blockquote data-quote="pickup" data-source="post: 944032">Re: ObamanomicsHave you seen these ads on the side of your screen- &quot;Are you In?, Obama 2012&quot;, with a pic of Obama and his whole family in the ad? . When you click the link, You have to give your email address for further access. I gave a fake email and got a look behind the curtain. Yes , they are asking for donations, (and if you gave them your correct email address, they will still ask you in the future). But they are running some sort of contest that when you enter , you could, along with two other entrants win a dinner with the president. When I look at the details via another link, there is something about no donation necessary to enter contest , but that isn&#039;t too clear when you look at the first page about the contest.Geez, they are taking a page out Publisher&#039;s Clearing House with this contest.&nbsp;&nbsp; Moreluck, why don&#039;t you enter? That would be a helluva dinner if you got to go.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pickup, post: 944032"] [b]Re: Obamanomics[/b] Have you seen these ads on the side of your screen- "Are you In?, Obama 2012", with a pic of Obama and his whole family in the ad? . When you click the link, You have to give your email address for further access. I gave a fake email and got a look behind the curtain. Yes , they are asking for donations, (and if you gave them your correct email address, they will still ask you in the future). But they are running some sort of contest that when you enter , you could, along with two other entrants win a dinner with the president. When I look at the details via another link, there is something about no donation necessary to enter contest , but that isn't too clear when you look at the first page about the contest. Geez, they are taking a page out Publisher's Clearing House with this contest. Moreluck, why don't you enter? That would be a helluva dinner if you got to go. [/QUOTE]

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