Back to Exhibit Hall, first thing Saturday morning and caught a few displays I hadn't seen on Thursday. ( separate post will be of the exhibits)
Saw Gov. Bobby Jindal, Governor of Louisiana, speaking in the Ballroom, so I headed up stairs (but way too slowly)...
As I entered the Ballroom, I had realized I had missed Jindal and now Dinesh D'Souza was ending his speech. What I did hear of D'Souza though, was very interesting. AND, he was promoting a film, "The Roots of Obama's Rage". (Definitely looking forward to its release)
Next up, the very engaging Ann McElhinney (Go Irish!) came out quickly. She's a Journalist-Filmmaker promoting another film I will be looking for as well, "Frack Nation."
This panel that followed McElhinney I had on my schedule (9:50 AM.) Lasted only about 25 minutes, but was as interesting as I had hoped. An important, timely and sensitive topic during an election year,
"Immigration - High Fences, Wide Gates: States vs. the Feds, the Rule of Law & American Identity"
The Panel: Alex Nowrasteh, Policy Analyst, Competitive Enterprise Institute; The Honorable Kris Kobach, Secretary of State of Kansas; Robert Vandervoort, Executive Director, ProEnglish ; The Honorable David Rivera (R-FL), United States Representative
Moderator: Niger Innis, National Spokesperson, Congress of Racial Equality
Former Ambassador to the U N, John Bolton, was the speaker at 10:35. Couldn't stay for his speech but grabbed a picture (the crowd LOVED him!)
BTW- I hadn't posted these pictures of Bolton in lobby of the Algonquin Hotel (September 2011) Filmmaker David Miles was pre-recording Bolton's speech for the Geller-Spencer " 9-11 Rally".
I LOVE the Algonquin lobby!(LOVE Bolton!)
Leaving early today. Have to check out by Noon (at the latest 2 PM) but at that point would be dragging my camera-gear around, packed and ready for the train. No work would get done (I know, I KNOW! I was going to miss the Divine Sarah. But Urban Infidel was RIGHT THERE)
Yet, even with my gear packed away, I did catch some fun in the lobby with my trusty Nikon P80. Noticed I was seeing more "Santorums" than "Romneys" and "Newts"
Even so, the Santorum, Romney and Newt Teams seemed to be enjoying a friendly competition as they handed out their materials (and one improvised bumper-sticker)
Then headed for AMTRAK. It was about 12:30 (*sigh*) time to go....
Saw Gov. Bobby Jindal, Governor of Louisiana, speaking in the Ballroom, so I headed up stairs (but way too slowly)...
As I entered the Ballroom, I had realized I had missed Jindal and now Dinesh D'Souza was ending his speech. What I did hear of D'Souza though, was very interesting. AND, he was promoting a film, "The Roots of Obama's Rage". (Definitely looking forward to its release)
Next up, the very engaging Ann McElhinney (Go Irish!) came out quickly. She's a Journalist-Filmmaker promoting another film I will be looking for as well, "Frack Nation."
This panel that followed McElhinney I had on my schedule (9:50 AM.) Lasted only about 25 minutes, but was as interesting as I had hoped. An important, timely and sensitive topic during an election year,
"... when the Democrats are attempting to use this particular point-of-view to divide and conquer. Defending the Rule-of-Law does not make one a RACIST, nor unpatriotic...." . "What part of LEGAL don't we (you) understand!"
"Immigration - High Fences, Wide Gates: States vs. the Feds, the Rule of Law & American Identity"
The Panel: Alex Nowrasteh, Policy Analyst, Competitive Enterprise Institute; The Honorable Kris Kobach, Secretary of State of Kansas; Robert Vandervoort, Executive Director, ProEnglish ; The Honorable David Rivera (R-FL), United States Representative
Moderator: Niger Innis, National Spokesperson, Congress of Racial Equality
Former Ambassador to the U N, John Bolton, was the speaker at 10:35. Couldn't stay for his speech but grabbed a picture (the crowd LOVED him!)
BTW- I hadn't posted these pictures of Bolton in lobby of the Algonquin Hotel (September 2011) Filmmaker David Miles was pre-recording Bolton's speech for the Geller-Spencer " 9-11 Rally".
I LOVE the Algonquin lobby!(LOVE Bolton!)
Yet, even with my gear packed away, I did catch some fun in the lobby with my trusty Nikon P80. Noticed I was seeing more "Santorums" than "Romneys" and "Newts"
Even so, the Santorum, Romney and Newt Teams seemed to be enjoying a friendly competition as they handed out their materials (and one improvised bumper-sticker)
Then headed for AMTRAK. It was about 12:30 (*sigh*) time to go....
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