Yeah, her support for Obama only goes back two year from this video dated January 2008. But that crack reporter from the New York Times, who used to work with this woman, couldn't uncover this.
She was so proud of her affiliation with the New York Times that here Linked in page went bye-bye.
As usual, it's the foreign press that's far more honest than the duplicitous U.S. media.
The Coffee Party crowd believe government is not an enemy of the people but the voice of the people. Annabel Park, a documentary filmmaker who started up the Facebook page from Silver Spring, Maryland, said: "We want to see people representing us moving towards solutions to problems rather than strategically obstructing any form of progress." In a video on www.coffeepartyusa.org (motto: wake up and stand up) she says she decided to act after "listening to news coverage that made it seem the Tea Party was representative of America. I completely disagree with this."movement, it is clearly adopting a pro-Obama stance in contrast to relentless and often virulent opposition extended to the presidentFunny how the Times and WaPo conveniently left out that part about Obama.
Though she wants the phenomenon to be seen as a bottom-up movement, it is clearly adopting a pro-Obama stance in contrast to relentless and often virulent opposition extended to the president by the opposition. Park herself has campaigned with Asians for Obama and on behalf of the Democratic senator Jim Webb.
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