Iranican Reports on the only two Northern California Iranian-American organized campaign events for the 2008 General Elections. If you couldn’t already guess, they were both very blue!
Exclusive Interviews with:
- Steve Westley - California Campaign Co-chair For the Obama Campaign, and Former State Controller of California
- Heather Fargo - Mayor of Sacramento (since 2001)
Sept 7th Event: BAIAD in Sunnyvale, California
Oct 5th Event: IADA in Sacramento California
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October 30th, 2008 at 11:32pm
It should be called Iranian American lobbiest for the Islamic republic of Iran.
I bet Ahmadinejad if keeping his fingers crossed for Obama to be the President. It is very unfortunate.
Farzin Khorram
Seattle,WA.
October 31st, 2008 at 12:35pm
nice job guys
November 1st, 2008 at 2:42am
Personally, I think Obama and McCain are pretty much same thing. Obama is just smarter and knows how to play with words. Ahmadinjad was exactly like Obama before he got elected. That’s why you can never tell if a presidential candidate says the truth or has the ability of doing what he has promised during his campaign.
That’s why, it’s better not to support Obama that much. Because, in future you may regret your support for him.
Obama might be a better president for Americans, but for Iranian, they’re both the same.
Go Ron Paul!!!
November 1st, 2008 at 12:33pm
Its easy to label people as “lobbyists” and “agents” of such and such without any proof. What’s hard for some people to understand is that maybe these people simply share the values of Democratic party and they also happened to be Iranian. I for example, do not like nor care for Iranian government. I care about American government and I found Democratic Party to be a better fit for it. In other word, Democratic Party’s stands on issues are closer to my PERSONAL values. Now Mr. Khorram wants to accuse me of being a Lobbyist or an agent of some medieval Theocracy over 10000 miles away, Ok, but that’s just ignorant.
It would be better for people like you (Mr. Khorram) to create your own Iranian-American for Republican Party and get involved. I guarantee that It is much more rewarding than accusing people of being lobbyists or agents of a foreign regime.
November 3rd, 2008 at 3:36pm
Why the name Iranican?
November 6th, 2008 at 12:33pm
I was just reading this and thought this was a very interesting blog. Its titled “Obama: An ‘opportunity and a test’ for Iran” :
http://worldblog.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/11/05/1651698.aspx
November 8th, 2008 at 9:37pm
It is just GREAT to see Iranian Americans participating in politics !
As a grandmother this year, I feel very strongly, that all Iranians
who are living in the United States & should participate and contribute
to society.
I am disappointed at a few who are negative and say our vote will
not count. This Election it became obvious that each vote counts.
Hope for more and more participation in the future.
Copngratulations to those who took part in this historical
Election 2008.