Super Tuesday Super Networking

Come to the Paragon on Super Tuesday and network with other indie professionals. We will be discussing how to prepare for the post Bush world, and perhaps a little bit of pre caucusing for those of the same political party. If you don't have a political party don't worry. I don't either. A few financial planners should be on hand for those who want to get their matters in hand before time. Art T.

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  Scott Paul

  Modern Erotic Design

  Seattle, Washington
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  Shaunne McNamee

  Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine

  Seattle, Washington
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  Thomas Michael Peterson

  Commercial Photography - Digital Imaging...

  Seattle, Washington
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  Trishann Couvillion

  Freelance Photographer

  Seattle, Washington
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  Tyler Oakley

  Circular Strength Trainer, Kettlebell Coach...

  Seattle, Washington

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  Posted by Dwyane Faux, Seattle, Washington | Jan 26, 2008

  The Paragon? What a place to meet and mingle. AWESOME!
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  Posted by Arthur Torelli, Seattle, Washington | Jan 29, 2008

  Should be good. Bring some friends. Art T.

  Helping you get money.
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  Posted by Cere Davis, Seattle, Washington | Feb 04, 2008

  Gonna be so much phun watchin' my candidate win ;)
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  Posted by Brian Willoughby, Bellevue, Washington | Feb 05, 2008

  I hope that people will be made aware that the Washington Democratic caucus will not have any affect upon which candidate our state supports. Therefore, everyone should participate in the Republican caucus on February 9th and vote for Ron Paul, the only anti-war candidate. Even if you plan on voting Democratic in the election, it seems like a good idea to make sure both sides of the ticket are anti-war!
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  Posted by Cere Davis, Seattle, Washington | Feb 05, 2008

  It's not quite true that the Dem caucus doesn't not affect the way our electoral college votes, Brian. Let's talk more about that tomorrow. It's true that you can vote republican even if you are a dem though...
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  Posted by Brandi Pierce, Seattle, Washington | Feb 05, 2008

  I am so bummed that I won't be able to attend now. I hope you all have a great time and fill me in on how it went. Work comes first, as we all know, and I just couldn't get it all done in time.

  Come realize the power of COLOR.
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  Posted by Arthur Torelli, Seattle, Washington | Feb 05, 2008

  I though it was the Dem. primary that has no effect this year. Art T.

  Helping you get money.
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  Posted by Cere Davis, Seattle, Washington | Feb 06, 2008

  Depends on how you mean... It's always the case that the caucuses are meant to select local delegates, which then select regional delegates, which, in turn, select a majority of the electoral college four our state. It's just a proportional representation system, which is a hell of a lot more accurate representation then you get in the full blown major election - (winner take all) system later on down the road. The republicans have a slightly different system this year. I'll bring in a news paper, or something, that explains this more detailed.
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  Posted by Jean-Pierre Ruiz, Bellevue, Washington | Feb 06, 2008

  My first and memorable event. It was a great introduction to the group and concept. Thanks Art.
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  Posted by Robbin Block, MBA, Seattle, Washington | Feb 06, 2008

  Great group of people with a little politics thrown in. Thanks Art. Thought your comments on Hillary at the end were pretty insightful (not that I'm saying who I'm for, of course).
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  Posted by Arthur Torelli, Seattle, Washington | Feb 06, 2008

  Glad you all enjoyed yourselves. Thanks Art T.

  Helping you get money.