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Wake up to President Obama/McCain with the Welsh Lib Dems

By | Wed 22nd October 2008 - 7:20 am

If you think you’ll need sustenance after a night of nail-biting US election night watching, then the Welsh Lib Dems have got just the event for you:

With the US elections on Tuesday, Nov 4 many of us hope to spend some overnight time watching the results come in. By 7.30 am we’ll be famished and, possibly, on pins to see the final confirmed results(remember Florida and the hanging chads !). Welsh Lib Dems raising Euro Campaign funds have booked the Lloyd George room (where else?)at the National Liberal Club for a PRESIDENTIAL BREAKFAST (7.30 to 11am)- big screen and all! Tickets cost a fund-raising £25 – of this £10 goes to the Euro fund and £5 to the constituency or organisation selling the ticket. Those wishing to attend should contact Roger Roberts at the House of Lords at [email protected].

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