Columbia, SC — Next Wednesday, September 25th, the South Carolina Democratic Party will launch its 2013 College Tour with United States Congressman Joe Kennedy and SCDP Chairman Jaime Harrison. The first two stops on the tour, featuring Rep. Kennedy, will be at Clemson University and Winthrop University. The SCDP will hold a second leg of the tour in October.
“Congressman Joe Kennedy can not only talk with students about how we move forward together to create greater economic prosperity for young people, but as someone who has dedicated his career to public service he can personally speak on the importance of being engaged in our political system at a young age,” said SCDP Chairman Jaime Harrison. “We are thrilled to welcome Congressman Kennedy to South Carolina to kick off our 2013 College Tour.”
WHO: Congressman Joe Kennedy (D-MA), SCDP Chairman Jaime Harrison
WHAT: SCDP 2013 College Tour discussion & voter registration drive
WHERE/WHEN:
Clemson University
McKissick Theater
720 McMillan Rd., Clemson, SC 29634
Wednesday, September 25, 2013 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm
Winthrop University
Dina’s Place, DiGiorgio Center
701 Oakland Avenue, Rock Hill, SC 29730
Wednesday, September 25, 2013 from 4:30pm – 5:30pm
At each stop, Representative Kennedy will discuss higher education, the importance of civic engagement, and student involvement in politics with the campus community. He and Chairman Harrison will address the stakes for young people now and in the 2014 elections. Following the discussion, Chairman Harrison and Congressman Kennedy will also launch voter registration drives on each campus.
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11 comments
Many Americans secretly want to sniff the arses of royalty.
Hence you can be born with the name of Bush, Clinton, or Kennedy and immediately be considered worthy of office.
Maybe Joe can lecture instead of the virtues of womanizing while married, something we know his namesake is competent in doing.
Well, he is making a quick visit to Dina’s(?) place before he jets home.
Stupid libturd yankees keep voting these people in…..why? Wonder if he’s giving driving lessons?
Almost as dumb as the Tea Party irregulars who elect the numbnuts like Duncan and Gowdy, not to mention the Indian Princess Haley.
Well, there’s a dignity in royalty.
“Discuss higher education”:
Joe: Sho.. uh.. wheah ah thee.. uh.. hot chicks?
Slobbering Liberal: They’re interlaced with the cows, oh Lord. This IS Clemson..
Joe: Good.. uh.. good.. and.. uh.. thee.. uh.. closhesht rivuh?
Wow, and this relic of a turd-laden family is the best the Dems can do? Oh, I know, let’s play up the fact that he’s a nice looking white guy who will appeal to a young white crowd. Meanwhile, let’s consistently talk up institutional racism/white privilege and an overt hatred of old white guys. And sure, let’s never discuss the ongoing racial war that is the staggering amounts of black on white violence. Schitzo much Dems?… and sure, good luck with your good looking white token.
He’s nice looking,but you don’t like him? Old white guys are hot,too.
Which idiot nephew or grandson is this one? Teddy and the other idiot JoeK were total wastes of oxygen, obnoxious, and stupid.
This is also the criteria for elected office in S.C.
I would start with telling students to wise up, realize what majors are worthless, figure out quick what they want to do with their lives and what needs to be done to get there, learn that not everyone needs a college degree, work hard to reduce the amount of student loan debt you do take on, and to be highly engaged with making sure that politicians respond to public colleges raising tuition rates. That’s not going to do much for politics in this state or country, but it will do a world of good for the students themselves.
Come to think of it, the last thing they need is a lecture on debt and good decisions from a congressman.