Obama Speech Stage Resembles Ancient Greek Temple

by CJaye | August 28, 2008 at 04:00 am
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DENVER (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's big speech on Thursday night will be delivered from an elaborate columned stage resembling a miniature Greek temple. 

The stage, similar to structures used for rock concerts, has been set up at the 50-yard-line, the midpoint of Invesco Field, the stadium where the Denver Broncos' National Football League team plays.

Some 80,000 supporters will see Obama appear from between plywood columns painted off-white, reminiscent of Washington's Capitol building or even the White House, to accept the party's nomination for president.

He will stride out to a raised platform to a podium that can be raised from beneath the floor.

The show should provide a striking image for the millions of Americans watching on television as Obama delivers a speech accepting the Democratic presidential nomination.

 

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Milieunet
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at 04:43 on August 28th, 2008

CJaye, I like this story. It's good stuff.

See also: http://members.nowpublic.com/world/why-barack-obama-should-be-next-president-usa

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CJaye

Thank you again, this is unabelievable I don't think I've ever seen this in my entire life. How cool is it that they need a stadium to hold 80,000 people.

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